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LAMOILLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

There was surprise party at II \.
Gray's last Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Grlys birthday. 1t was a large
party and very pleasant one. Whist was
INDUCED in by many and games provided
for others who did not play whist. Cake
ice cream and coffee was serVed.-Thurs-
day evening at the home of Or. and Mrs
f. II. Brush there was a reception held for
their son Alden ana his wife. Over 100
We're present and all went as merry as a
marriage bell. a great many useful and
valuable presents were given, some in sill
Yer, Morris chair, rocking chair, a clock
and some china. Refreshments were
served and al departed wishing the bride
and groom long and happy life-Mrs
Weeks Of Nowtouvillc, Mass. is visiting
the Rev. and Mrs T.. J.. NJ Barnes for
two weeks,-Edith and Winnie Story re-
turned from their trip Monday evening -
Mr.. Joel Putnam is in St. Adams attending
CONFERENCE.-The Royce and little Bessie
are spending a few days with Byron Film
wood.
There was surprise party at II. n.
Gray's last Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Gray's birthday. 1t was large par
ty and Il very pleasant one. Whist was in
duged I'm by many and games provided for
others who did not play whist, Cake, ice
cream and coffee was served. Thursday
evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs +. r.
Brush there was a reception held for their
sen, Alden and his wife. over one hundred
were present and all went merry as mar
riage bell. a great many useful and val
liable presents were given, some in silver.
A morris Chara rocking chair a clock and
some china. Refreshments were ser> ed
and all departed wishing the bride and
groom long and happy lie,-Mrs. Weeks
of Newtonvillc, Mass, is visiting the Rev
and Mrs H. l.. NJ, Barnes for two weeks.
Edith and Winnie Story returned from
their trip Monday evening Mr.. Joel Put
nam attended conference in st. Adams
Mrs. Royce and little Bessie are spend ng
a few days at Byron Ellinwood's,
T. c. Wells has commenced repairs on
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home farm. He will he much missed in
the community where he lived His flu
neral was attended at his late residence
ard the interment in the Enosburgh Gene
tery.-Mrs. Lucy d. Ballard for
mer resident of this place. died at the
home of her sister, Mrs Hitchcock, in
West EnosburGh Wednesday morning.
April 8. Death resulted from a shock
which she sustained the previous week
She leaves one daughter. Mrs l.. A. Bal
lard of this place. The funeral was held
at St Matthew's Church SATURDAY.. April
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FAIRFAX.

John Shedd has sold his pair of fancy
driving horses to a party in Keene, N H.,
for good ptiCc.--Tle remaiDs of Mrs Lucy
(Bongo) Ballard widow of II. w. Ballard.
were brought from Enosburgh Falls to the
family lot at North Fairfax for burial the
18th. beside her husband who died several
years aGo.--Sidney Bascom's family has
the measles.-Juius Goodrich, who has
been staying with his daughter, Mrs. II.
II. Stafford. returned to his farm on Osgood
Hin in Westford with his son, Lucus
Goodrich.-Mrs. a. w. Ford spent a few
days in town visiting friends.-Mrs. l.. 5.
Butler is very sick and not expected to
liVe.-I. II. Hunt and son spent the 18th
in st. Albans.-Mss Gertrude Phelps has
IA new Ivers and Pond pi2no.-Nlrs
Mciritte Learned vas buried the
18th at Sanderson comctery.-Nr. NJ.
Lapoint of Cambridge visited lis sis,
ter Mrs. Carpenter. the 18th. e
j. Shepardson was in New York last week
buying goods.-I.uthcr Hicks is improv-
ing slowly.-C. II. Brush and +. w. Shep-
ardson returned from New York, where
they went to dispose of the Rock Island
railroad stock for the Bellows Free acad
envy. The stock sold and money on hand
amounted to SOS, 900. The trustees will
commence soon to fit the grounds for the
buildings Cross has sold John
Shcdd fine driving horse.-lI. II. Stafford
got Il despatch that his daughter, Mrs.
,'hittcrden. of Colchester. had hurt her
self very badly the l0th.-Mrs. George
Wheeler of burlington is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Kollin Wheeler.
Mrs W. H. Rood has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Charles Bellows of Cambridge,
the past week.-Mrs.. Rolla Ballard is Wis
itng her sister, Mrs. Russell Taft of Bur
lington and parents of Undcrhill.-Mrs
Merritt Leonard died Thursday, April 10,
after lingering css-John Stillman of
ST. Adams was caller in town April IL
Mr., and Mrs. Douglas Buck spent Sunday
at Il, in brothers in East Fairiicld.--W w.
FosS returned from Burlington April p
DR., y. II. Arkley was called here IN cousul-
tation with nr S H. Phelps April 10th in
the case of Mrs. Ezra Butler, who is 'ry
i'll at J. T.. kcndrick s. He also visited Mrs.
Daniel Hotchkiss and Ray Strong of Bea-
YER Mrs. Butler is in critical cond-
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MORRISVILLE.

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ORAN GE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

G.. T. Cushman. who has suffered from
diseased leg for some time, has had tina
member amputated about six inches below
the knee at the Baptist hospital. RoNbury.
Mass. His son, Charles of Chicago. and
daughter, Mrs +. A. Eaton were with him.
NJ {. Howell has not become qualified for
the Office of second constable by securing
the requisite $4,000 bonds. No successor
has yet been appointed.
\. Is. Gay has bought of ]. l.. Moses the
livery stable real estate for $1,000. He
has also bought of A. A. Priest 20 acres of
land on Fish hill for $3.50.
Mrs. f. \. Eaton went on Saturday 10
RoNbury, Mass, where she expects 10 re-
main with her father until his recovery.
Mrs. Tanner Angel has been quite i'll.
Her daughter, Harriet, of Rutland, has
been with her a few days.
Willard Gay is making an addition to
his house on Main street.
At the grange meeting Saturday evening
p candidates were instructed in the first
and second degrees of the order. The third
and fourth degrees will be conferred at
the next meeting when refreshments Will
be served. Past master q. {. Flint was
appointed by Worthy Master Vail to givs
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M0NTGOM cry.

The L. A. S. of st. Bartholemo WIS
Church will meet this week with Mrs. f.
+. Rawson.-The Rev. and Mrs. Geo c.
Deuel. have returned from conference and
all are heartily glad they are to remain an
other year-Schools opened on Monday.
Albert Spencer of Malone. n. Y, is in
charge of the high school. Miss Mary
Maurice of Waterville in the Intermediate.
ard Miss Josie Martin of Montgomery in
the primary Departmental. Laname has
moved into II. ]. Rublee's tenement.
known as the Company store, and Frank
Chamberlain has moved into ]. H. Combs's
house Vacated by Iafiame. Homer Green
has moved in with Harry Scott.-William
Larock has vacated Leo Bombaid's farm.
Miss Alice Clapp has returned from
Boston with her spring millinery.-Mrs. ].
w. Gcodspeed and Mrs. r. Fl. Wilbur re-
turned from st. Adams on Saturday-B III.
Gilbert has been appointed town agent
Mrs. Deuel., Mrs b. II. Gilbert and Mrs.
n. s. Parker were in st. Adams over Sun
day to attend conference.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

st. MarYs Guild will meet from two
O'Clock until I'VE Thursday afternoon, Apr
Il, at Soules hall.-Wiliam Patten of
Franklin visited in town over Sunday, the
guest OF his brother. DR.. a. ID. Patten.-
Miss Mabel Clmstcad of Sheldon is visit
ing her cousin, Martha COlhurn.-MiSs
Margaret thinks OF Proctor is assisting Mr..
]. \. Chase in the post ofiice.-Mrs. Henry
Coolidge. who has been quite i'll the past
fc" w chS, is much bctter.-The society Of
HuSy Bees met with Mrs. !. \. Chase Fri
day afternoon and enjoyed a sugar party.
st. Agnes Guild met in Soule's hall Thurs
day afternoon, April 10, and finished tying
the quilt the society have made which is to
be presented to st. Johns school. South
Dakota.-The testimony in the case OF T..
;. kcld vs.. r, 5. Reads estate was COM
pletcd Saturday, April II, and the case will
next be- tried June at St Albans.-MI S.
G. W. Burlcson visited Mr.. and Mrs. g. S.
Burleson of Iiighgate over Sunday.
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. s. S. Hubert and family are
licking up their goods prior to their re-
moNal to their new appointment at Essex
Mrs. j. W. Tatro, Jr.. who recently gave
birth TO twin girls, is very low.-It is ey-
p"cted that the Rev. S. Donaldson will oc.
cupy the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
thurch next Sunday.--Don $. Gates of
Dartmouth collie &c has he IN spending a few
days with friends here.-Mr and Mrs. 4.
II. Gates of Richford spent Saturday and
sunday in town.-Miss Sadie Evans has
returned from st. Adams C. w. Gates Is
in Hyde Park, st. Johnsbury and Newport
attending the good roads mectings-Airs
Nina Record lelton and son of Bath, n
r., are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Rccord.-Roy Titemar has novel
INTO lis fathers hosc.-Mrs. w. s. Wing is
SCrlOusiN LII and is craduallN failiuu
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he house he lately bought of Mrs. s. W.

the house he lately bought of Mrs. s. w.
Royce.-N. y. Lapoint Is putting on an adj
dition to his barn.-There is to be an apron
sale and other attractions at G. A. r. hall
Tuesday evening. April q. for the benefit
Of the Congregational Church. The young
ladies have the management-L. NJ. SAT-
ford shipped n large order Of maple sugar
Wednesday for ". +. Peterson of Sacra-
mento, Cal.-IIarry Reynolds is entertain
ing Mr.. Austin, a chum of his from St
Adams, few days.-II l.. Story is in
Wiliston, where he has big Job Of MAJ
son work.-Mrs. NJ. j. Casey had her
millinery opening Monday Misses Edith
and Winnie Story had their millinery open
ing Tuesday and Wednesday.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Timothy Blanchard, sred about q
ytars, died Ariil 9. of pncunorja.-EmmA
Blanchard, daughter of 7. Blanchard. is
very sick with pneurnonia.--Th village
sugar parties last week, one at
l.. o. Sanborn's Friday afternoon,
ard one at l.. o. Sautorn'e Saturday after
nCOn.-Mr. anG Mrs Leigh WelIman cntcr-
tanned a whist party Friday evening r.,
cream was 9ervtd.-B. J. Austin is very i'll
Nth pneumonia. George Hutchins Of
Eden is caring for him G. J. Powers re-
turns II Stoncvillo, Mass, where he has
employ Nora T.. Wakefield has
gone to johnson to take q pest graduate
course at tile norniaL--1he services 4
Miss Bell Starnard have tren ,ruaged fjr
the higher department IL. the villag, Schc II
this spring.--Miss Viola Wells of Barton
Landing has been engaged TO teach in tn,
Mitchell district Schools il town VIII lie.
gin April 81
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Arthur Cello have returned
rom Aver, Mass. whore they have passed
the winter.-Barnum Austin of johnson
was called to town by the illness Of his
brother. r. j. Austn.-Alfred and charles
Austin of FredOnia. y. Y. were called 10
town by tho illness Of their father g. j.
Austin.-Maud Harding has been engaged
to teach in the G 10 district and Theds.
Wellman up south, and Martha Borland
in the north district. Thor are threa
schools unsuppled Miss Sybi Warren +
spending the week i'm Eden visiting rela-
tives and friends.-Miss Thoda Wcllmau
is in Burlington visiting her sister, NJ.
Henry Wethcrby.--T.arr Mulligan has sold
his farm on the Notch road to Don Stet-
son of Westcld. Fred Bridges has rented
his farm to Lester Hoadley. Mr. Bridges
and wife go to New York for tho season.
clayton kinsley of Boston visited his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Rufus Kinsey. last
week-Walter Pope has bought the express
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JEFFt RSONVILlE.

Amos Stearns has sold his farm on Cady
Hill to George Gravlin.-A son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Thompson April 9,
Fred Carpenter Of Burlington. II. NJ. Cor
nell. " iliam Hebb and j. +. Wilcox were
called to Hyde Park April 18th as wit
nesses to the will of the late Horace y.
Melendy. Fred Carpenter is to be the exc
cutor and J. NJ Wilcox and Levi Smile
commssioners.-Miss Beryl Harrington Of
North Hyde Park is a guest of l.. L. Har-
rington.--Mrs. l.. A. Page and daughter
Laura are visiting at DR.. David Marvn's
In Essex Junction.-The Crescendo club
will meet with Mrs. II. NJ. Cornell next
Friday evening
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RlCHFORD.

Mrs. Arthur S. Baker went to New York
last Thursday. from whence she took
steamer Saturday for Liverpool to Join
her husband, who is In London. The Rev.
and Mrs. f. Barnby-Leach accom- Anied
Mrs. Baker to New York.-Mr Ireland of
Abercorn conducted the service at St
AIMS Church Sunday.-Mrs. w. X. PUT
fer, who has spent the winter with her
son, the Rev. William NJ. Puffer at Kala-
mazoo, Mich, has returned home here
with her son, II. r. Puffer.-Mr. and MI s.
NJ. j. Lynch of St. Adams visited friends
here last week.--Mr and Mrs. A. G.. Rog-
ers are visiting relatives in Orleans
county for several weelts.-'The Rev. f..
w. Domino of Montgomery preached In
the Union church hero last Sunday.--H. w.
Sargent conducted the service at the
Christian Advent church last Sunday
morning, Rev. Mrs. McNinstry being alb
sent, but returned to preach in the even
ing.-The Catholic order of Foresters gave
a dancing party in Bank hall Tuesday
evening this week.-Linus Lovclettc has
removed with his family to East Fairfield,
where he is carrying on large farm
There were several cases of intoXicaton
and DRINKS on the streets last Saturday
night and Sunday, the result of too much
line house and Canada liquor. Such cases
are quite frequent here and more ospec-
tally on Saturday nights and Sundays
Fennic Thomas of Nashua, n. H.. visited
G. w Gibson over last Sunday.-Tho Rev.
i. a. Smith who has been the pastor of
the Methodist church here the past five
years, has been assigned to Waterbury
and will remove his family there soon.
The new pastor to come here is Rev. s.
II. Smith, lately of Sheldon.-Mrs J. n.
Culver is visiting friends in st. Adams
This village begins to put on very thirty
ing business appearance. with spring work
going on all around.-J. w. Mitchell was
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EAST FRANKLIN,

Sadie, Florence. and Orville Whitney.
who have been spending the winter in
south Carolina returned home last wccit
Friday. Tho school in district No. be-
gan last Monday ana is being taught by
Miss Ada Gallup. Miss Lillian Rcinbcr
has been engaged as teacher in district
NO, 9, and Icarl Patten in district No. :.
aud these schools will be opened April ..
--MiSS stella Hopkins is visiting at tn
hoihe of her sister. Mrs. Coan, in Rich
f"d-Ch3rleS Mullen has broken ground
preparatory to tulding Il residence on a
!"t which he purchased OF a. d. Whitney
--l'urton w, Olmstead. who has been
sftrdlng n week with his parerts. has re-
turned 10 his school in SaXton's River-Mr r..
and Mrs T.. S. Wright of Mont gomarv
Center visited at the hon2e of II. r. Ohm
stead last week.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

lIazen Tracy visited in Johnson Sunday
and Monday.-hllss Myrne Rowley is ill.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Guthrie was scalded quite badly with hot
water last Thursday.-Edward Coluctt has
moved from River street to the house on
George Porter's farm.-Miss Grace Rowlcy
visited in Bakersfield last week.--Cephas
l}enway had the Misfortune to cut off three
fingers from his left hand recently in Nell
son g. Halls mill.-Mrs. Malvna Gates of
East berkshire is visiting her son, A. r
Rosalna Carpenter, who has
been living with her sister Mrs. Stiyes for
several years has gone to her home in
Encsburgh.-Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Cautell
have gone to housekeeping.
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NEWPORT.


Henry Mcqueen. former resident Of
Newport. was seriously injured in Boston
Thursday by his skull being crushed.
Charles w. White has moved into the
Ray tenement recently vacated by |.
Dollon. who has gone to st. Johnsbury TO
work Tor the Fairbanks scale works.
DR.. Hight has returned from New York.
where he has been toget htted for artificial
legs. The doctor lost both legs at Sher-
brooke last faH'
Mr. Norton. who has been with ProutY
Miller here for several years goes to
buckingham, que, on three years con-
tract LOT the same company
George MacDiarmld mas soid ms resi-
dence on Prospect street to John Aiken
Mrs. Warren Fuller has sold her resi-
denae on the corner ol Main and Ihlrd
streets to DR.. {. '. Bogue VINO VIII To-
cate here.
| The Congregational society are trying to
buy parsonage. They nave appointed
committee to investigate and report la'<r.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Hannah Macomter returned home
the 10th. after an absence of a. or four
months In different parts OF the West.
Mrs. Macomber was sreatly pleased with
tho changes and improvements that had
been going On at her home durirg her alb
sence, as everything was complete sur
prise to her. Her son. Merritt Vantne. of
Rutland, accompanied her home and will
stay few days In wn.--Albert Griffith
has moved into the ID. G. Sampson house.
Henry Stone hes moved back to his
home on the William Chamberlin farm.
Mrs. G. w. Petty OF South Hero called
or friends in town the iOth-Miss Helen
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Mrs. Eli Wescttt Of Watcrville, has
neen visiting her daughter, Mis- Charles
II bin.-William Co.tttt is att.ndin :
schooi at Cambridge C l. Purns is in
Darlington on business, Mrs. o. y PAGE.
who has been caring ftr Mrs. William
Doom. has returned home-Kitty Duffey is
teaching nchol in the south dis trict About
seventyfiYe friends and III ghbors attend
ed a reception given Mr.. and Mrs, a. o,
WCslman Monday evening, April A. Re
fresmeuts were served at 10 90 consisting
OF cake AMI coffee. after which the bride
and groom were presented with a lars
number OF sits,
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SOUTH HERO.

Schools in town began April l4th, will.
the following teachers: North school,
Miss Rogene Dougherty; South school,
Miss Augusta Phelps: East school, Miss
Gertrude Donavan; West school, Miss Min
mic Burleigh.-Mrs. William Hog and
children Miss Susie Dixon of Burlington,
were the guests of Mrs. Juan Robinson
this week THE next debate of the season
will he held at Maple Lawn Academy Fri
day evening, April 20. The question is re-
solved that the Pen is Migthier than the
Sword Affirmative Cora Hutchins, Dawn
IIoeg Ethel Landon; negative Homer
Clark, Cenevieve Penman and Anna
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ing.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Maynard Of
Montpelier are visiting MIR. Moses May
nard.-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ariel of
Lowell visited n. II. Rushford recently
Mrs. Edward Baker and Mr.. Joseph Dom
ina of Montgomery visited their sister
Mrs. T.. r. Rushford last week.-Mrs. F.
G.. Smith, who has been visiting Mrs. A.
a. Rushiord. has returned to her home in
St Administrators opened here April II
with Harry Winslow and Mr.. Downy for
tedchers.-N. j. Norton of Boston called
on A. A. Rushford April 1l.-Eli and e. j.
Shansrau attended John Whitcombs fun
eral at Enosburgh April 10,
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WESTFIELD.

Miss Hazel Brown returned last week
from Montreal, whore she has been having
her eyes treated.-The Rev. G. A. Furness,
formerly of West Ncwbury. is expected Ia
preach in the Conversational Churcn
here and at Troy April ~ with view ia
settling here.-The village schools began
April with 20 pupils in the upper and 26 in
tho primary room.-The weather and roads
have been very bad for several days-much
like
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ISLE LA NOTE.

G. w. Sabre and P. Vantine Of Alburgh
were in town Saturday, buying cattle-E
r. Reynolds of New York was in town
last week for a few days.-Alr. and nj IS.
Elisha Goodssll of Alburgh spent Sund W
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Wghtman
and daughter Of Alburgh spent Sunday at
O. j. Thomas s-Miss Cynthia Richie Is
i'll with rheumatism.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Fortune OF Colchester have been
visiting their father for the past week
Mrs. II. G. Holcomb went to st. Adams
last week to attend conference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-17
AlBURGH SPRINGS.

Miss Frances Manning has returned
from a few weeks visit in Canada ID. II.
Eorland aud family have moved to ST.
JOINS. whore he has position rs night
opcrator,-'rhe seas toi net fishing has
I.asscd and hook and line fishing has be
cun.-Fricnds of the Rev. II. r. Titus of
at one time IHstor Of the
Cuncr. GaticEal Church, WI be pleased to
learn that hc has returned from an eN.
tended southern trip much improved in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-17
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

j. NJ. Whitcomb, a prominent farmer
living in the east part of the town died
Thursday afternoon. lie was taken sud-
denly Ill while at work shnglng one of
his buildings and lived but a few hours
lie leaves a wife and two sons, Gardner
who is proprietor of the steam laundry in
St. Adams and Nye, who lives on the