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MONTPELIER.

The directors Of the First National bank
met Friday morning and elected Frank
NJ. Cory n director vice James c. Hough-
ton, deceased.
The new Central Vermont station at
Montpelier Junction was occupied for the
first time Friday The station is fitted
with a tenement upstairs for the station
agent
The Rov. L. *. whitman of Waterbury
has been extended n call to succeed the
Rev. G. O. Judkns as pastor of the
Trinity Methodist Church in this city. Mr..
Whitman is II brotherin-law of Mr.. Jud-
kins. who is to go to Glens Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. Bert S Snow died at six O'Clock
Monday morning Of peuro pneumonia
after a short illness. The funeral was
held at 1'cO Wednesday afternoon. the
Kew. j. Edward Wright officiating.
II. A. Dubuc has been called to Nashua.
n r.. by the death of his mother. She
was the wife of Napoleon Dubuc, the well
known contractor.
Edward Lawrence died yesterday morn
ing. AGED about 81 years. He leaves three
sons and "A daughter Mr. Lawrence was a
resident Of this city over a half a century.
Fred l.. Adams, a Pullman parlor car
conductor, OF New York. is visiting his
father, John @. Adams.
Work has been commenced on the Mont
poler Seminary campus to got 1t into
shape for the coming season, and the stu
dents hone to have a star base ball team
this year. James Eastman has been made
temporary captain and Charles Wing man
ager. The first game will be with Nor
wich University, May 3.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

A large audience was present Friday
evening to listen to the Wright prize
speaking, when the following programme
was gwen; Music; Abraham Lincoln
Charles +. Hall, "Fnoch Arden" Rose A.
Parmalee, The Hero Women" Annie r.
Harrison; music; Robert Emmett's Last
Speech" Arthur j. Baker; How Tins
Prayer was Answered" Genie F.. Thomas;
Light House May" Florence ID. Briggs;
music; "Spdrtacus to the Gladiators,
Fred E. Rogers; The Dream that Came
True" Helen J, Ripley; music; THE Ride
of Jennie McNeal." Maude Goodenough;
The District Schoolmaster," Harold A.
Severy; music. The first prize for girls
was awarded to Helen j. Ripley, the sec
ond TO Rose A. Iarmalee and the third to
Annie +. Harrison. The first prize for boys
went to Harold A. Severy and the second
to Arthur j. Baker.
Mrs. II. s. Smart, who has been seriously
i'll for ten days, is able to sit up.
Miss Emma Miller of st. Adams is the
guest of Mrs. Carrie McCollom.
Miss Carrie Flint is quite sick with the
grip.
Milton Hutchinson and family move this
week to Chelsea, where he has purchased
d mill, Henry Sumner will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Hutchinson.
Mary Merriam. widow of William Pow
ers, died Friday March 81. Mrs. Powers
had been an invalid for several years but
the end came suddenly and unexpected,
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
at the house, the Rev. h. NJ. Bartlett of
ticiating. The deceased leaves two sons.
Seward and William, both residents of this
town.
The Monday club met at the homo Of
Mrs. ID. W. Prime Monday evening.
The household goods of the late Mrs,
Charlotte futile were sold at auction
Tuesday, March rs by A. F. smith, ex-
eCutOr
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GREENSBORO,

Edward Holloway lost a COW recently,
Miss Nellie Babcock has gone to Crafts
bury to work for Mrs George Howard
Alex Calderwood of Craftsbury accompan-
led by his sister Lottie. visited in town last
week.-Mrs.S f.. WinSlow and son of Bar
ton spent "A part of last week at William
Hanson s.-Mrs.James Borland and daueh-
ter Clara. who have been in Boston for a
time have returned and are stopping at
Horace McI.aren's.-Miss Nettie Holloway
who has been home a short time has gone
to Walden to visit friends few days be-
fore returning 70 her work I'm st. Johns
bury.-rlaud Brow nhe died last Sund1 Y
after short illness. Much sympathy is
felt for Mrs. Brownie. who is in poor
health.
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Burlington, March "a.
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MORETOWN.

A. r. Stockwel lost a horse last week.
Bert Stockwel has returned home from
North DuNbury, whore he has been lum-
herng the past winter.-Rev, Atkins's chill
drer are sick with hard colds-Mrs.
Graves and children of South Royaltpn are
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. G.
Wyman this Week.-Mrs. Belle Davis went
to Randolph Tuesday to visit Miss Nellie
Dickerman for a wesk.-The Hon. II. O.
Ward 10 away on a business trip.-Mr.
Wright of Montpelier came to town Mon
day to work for Mr.. Graham at the Park
err nill.-M. II. Griffith and Mrs Jennie
Pierce and son Carroll went to Barre Sat
urday to visit Mr.. and Mrs, Seth Griffith
Mr., and Mrs. Jed Haskins of Waitsheld
visited her sister, Mrs. Merrill Child Sum
day.-Ths Rev. q. A. Emeory was called
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The BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY MARCH

town to the County Court at Rutland this
spring.-Mrs. Flora Lewis has gone to
Rutland to spend n few days with her
husband, who is petit juror at that place.
The ice at Benson Landing Is breaking
up and the crossing Is precarious.-Dennis
O Brien, who has lived on Howard Hin
the past 10 years and carried on r.. S.
Towards farm is now moving to Hyde
vile to farm near that village, which
he has purchased. lcnry Ladd Is moving
to Howard Hin and will carry on the farm
which Dennis O Brien has carried on so
long--C. A. Walker and family are NOV
ing into the Eugene Porter house.-The
Rev. G. r.. Cudy will preach his farewell
sermon on Sunday morning. April e. Mr..
CHdY expects to- sever his connection with
the Benson society at the end Of this con-
ference year.
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and a sister Of Seneca Falls, n. Y. The re-
mains were taken to Rochester Wednes-
day for funeral and interment.
Fred Whitelaw of Montpelier Is to have
charge of the Cooperative creamery here,
tc succeed George Sumner who has
bought the West Brookfeld creamery.
The Cooperative creamery paid 2Sh cents
for butter fat for the month of February,
and the Brigham paid 26 cents.
George Chamberln of Bethe! G!lead had
one hand severely injured In an ensilag
cutter Thursday. Or. j. =. Clifford was
called and 1t was found necessary to
amputate it at the wrist.
Thursday evening a large audience as
scmbled at Dubois & Gray's hall to wit
ness the presentation of the drama "A
Noble Outcast," by the graduating class
of the high school The parts were all
very ceverly taken and the class Is to be
congratulated on its success. About $50
was cleared which is to be used to defray
the graduating expenses.
At the grange meeting Friday night A.
c. Wells had charge of the following pro
gramme: Plano solo, Miss Maud Lanson;
solos by Arthur Wilson and John Hutchn-
son; entertainment by C. w. Scarf of Bur
lington, consisting mostly OF recitations OF
original poetry. Several applications for
membership were received and large
class will be instructed in the first aiid
second degrees at the next meeting.
James Chamberlain and Mrs. Emma
Parker were united in marriage at the
home of the bride here March 20. They
went to Plymouth Monday. where they
will reside.
b. f. Sargent has bought the Hunting
ton house on Weston street for $1,000. He
will rent 1t.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Reynolds Tuesday. 1t lived only a few
hours.
Prof 7, II prichard has ronted the
Whitehill house and will move there as
soon as some repairs are made.
Mrs. Emma BEETLES fell in her yard re.
Gently and fractured her nose.
Il. A. Thatcher is quite seriously i'll with
lung and heart trouble
Mrs. Monroe Montgomery Is staying fol
"A time with her sister.
! Edward Carlsles family are moving &c
! the upstairs tenement in the Spooncl
| house.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYAlT0N.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry Turner recently. burton Shepard
Is at work for O. S. Curtiss.--C. {. South
worth is repairing his house.-Mrs, Os' ar
Stoughton is visiting in Boston.-Miss Ora
Galusha returns this week after sp nd
ing the past two months in New York
State-Miss Addie Hastings goes 70 New
York city soon to buy spring millinery
Mrs Cora Morse and daughter of Derry.
\. H., are visiting relatives in town
Mrs. c. b. Wall has returned from LIeh-
anon, y. H.--Miss Grace Spaulding has
been ill-TloraCe Spaulding Is to work for
o. A. Burbank this season.-Mrs Hiram
Russ is i'll with pleursy.--An Easter con-
cert will he given in the Congregational
church next Sunday eNening.
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. William Edmunds started Friday
night for Denver, Col. where her sons
Wallace and Arnold are. the former very
sick She was accompanied by her sou
Dana from Boston. Miss Mabel Edmunds
has come home from Rlchford.-The Rev,
NJ. W. Farman has returned from the
South part Of the state, where he has been
several weeks.-Miss Winnie Farman re-
turned to Huntington this week.-Nelson
Laurett of West Derby has bought Charles
GIllett's place; consideration 800. Gilett
moves to his farm April Miss Lille
Trumpass has returned from Lisbon, N
H., where she has been for several months
Mrs Calvin Eastman and son of Sher-
brook, Canada, have been spending week
with her mother, Mrs, r. II. Wright
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READING.

The u-nversalist Ladies society will serve
a supper at the home of Mrs. Lucinda
Clark and Mrs. Kate White next week on
Thursday, April g. All are invited.-Miss
Alice Hapgood. oscar and George Hapgood
of Bellows Falls were in town last week,
called here by the death Of their uncle Mir.
Gilbert MIR and Mrs. Locke of Lexington.
Mass. have been in town this week.-A son
was born to DR. and Mrs. r. c. Morgan on
March 2.-Miss Roscoe delivered a sermon
for Palm sunday last SUNDAY
morning and the church was decorated with
Briggs of Fall River, Mass,
is in town.--D. c. Freeman has returned
from a trip to Newport.-Orrn Coolidge
has returned from MassaChusetts.-Mi So
Florence Col" of Ludlow has been guest
at Mr. Perkins for few days.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. F. A. Carter of st. Johnsbury spent
Sunday with her parents, MIR. and MRS.
c. G. Doty.-Misses Georgana Prcsco
and Evelyn Celley returned to Montpelier
Sc minary Monday after spending the
spring vacation at home.-Prof. +. f..
Prichard Of Randolph held teachers eX-
animation here the first of the week. Mrs.
Marcia Teller and Miss Lois Albee re-
turned from New York Saturday.-E. j.
Libbey Of Woodsvile spent Sunday at
home.--The Rev. II. j. Kiibourne returned
from Racine, Wis, Friday.-F. l.. Cum
minss was called to Plattsbugh, y. Y,
Saturday by the illness of his grand
father.-Miss Susan johnson came home
Saturday for vacation from her school
a riff
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Miss Blanche Hall came from her school
in Wilder Saturday, the I'D, to spend her
two weeks vacation at her home here
Mrs. w. J. Hyde is i'll with grip. DR.. Bal
ley attends her.-Mrs. l. G.. Heath Is again
able to attend to her household duties -
j. W. BENEFIT has moved to his homo on the
branch and Bert Blaisdell has taken pos
session of the Osgood farm vacated ly
hm.-The Rev. Shepard of West Corinth
visited his many friends here recently -
Grin Lyford of Chelsea, has hired out %
work for E S. Hall for the season.
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WARREN.

Edward Turner and Eugene Thayer have
just returned from trip to Europe. Ell
len Whitney Of Randolph is visiting AZ
James McGlaflin' s.-Albert Tucker was in
Mortified Sunday.-Mrs May Sterling was
in Lincoln last week to attend the funeral
of her grandmother Abe Morgan of
Lincoln visited at Edward Elliotts a part
of last week.-Mrs.. Alvin Hanks is i'll with
the grp-Mrs. Joseph Tucker is also sick
with the srip.-Edwin Edredge is on the
gain.--Wil Freeman is quite poorly. Mite
Tierney has moved to Lincoln where he
has bought n farm.-Mrs. George Putnam
will return to her home in Gardner, Mass.
this week.
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AN UNHAPPY coMMuNIcATICN.
the Editor Of the Frce Press:

To the Editor Of the Free Press:
In your Saturdays issue YOU compared
the citizenship of one of the candidates
for governor with that Ct GOV. folbrook
and GOV. Fuller, neither of whom were
born in Vermont You sssume that the
objection to the Candidacy Of Gen. Nc
Cullough by his opponents is because he
was not born in vermont. If this narrow
View is held by any of his opponents it a
by only "A small minority The objection
is not as to place of birth hut to place of
actual residence, and that in the fullest
sense.
If a man had moved to Vermont say not
more than 10 years ago, and had fully cast
His fortunes with MS, had come here to
battle with us against the many adverse
&c nLltlons to success that exist IN YER
mont, and had shown himself equally or
more worthy for prefer cnt than one to
the manor bort then should say let
such a man be selected. But II a man
does comparatively little business IL Yer
mont TO that In another state, and spends
comparatively little time in Vernon. and
is considered by his business as sociates in
another State to be TO all intents II resi-
dent OF that State then ! think We had
better hesitate before we shut oht those pt
our citizens about whom there is no ques-
ticn Of residence from hCpe OF present or
future rrsfernent, which We would do If
VIC established the precedent that legal
re sdence is of itself potential in securn4,
the govcrrorship prize. OF our 1000 or
more voters but II can be governors in a
generation. Who shall these be? Our
boys about when there is no doubt of
citizenship. or other persons who are MS
much or more real citizens OF another
State then of Vermont.
Gov. Fuller came to Vermont poor boy
and worked vita a hammer and saw for
many years, and by his inventive genius,
untiring energy and business arumcn
W., n for him tho prefermcnt of his fellow
citizens.
Your comparison as to citizenship Is not
very happy. Yours.
Turliuotop March u
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MICHAEL CHICCINE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit
tenden.
TIE Honorah bile tho Probate Court, for
the DISTRICT Of CEittendon.
TO the heirs and al persons Interested
In tho estate Of Michael CEiCOine, lat of
Waterbury, in the state a Connocticut, de-
GREETING:
made to this court in writing, by
the admuietr ltOr OF said estate. praying
for license and authority to sell tho
whole ,f Tie real estate OF said
charges OF administration. setting forth
tlortir the amount of debts cue from said
de. ea-..i the charges of administration,
the amount of personal estate and the
situation Of the zeal estate,
Wheroupon. the said court appointed
and ae~ilu-d tho 18th day OF April.
TO-. at the Probate Court rooms, in
application and petition, and ordered that
lutl- uotl'es thereof le given to all per-
sons Interested therein by publishing said
order, 'o-ether with the time and place Of
bearing. iNreo weeks sucCessiVely, in tho
HullnEton Weekly Free Press. a newspa-
per which circuates in the neighborhood
of those persons interested in said estate.
all Of which publications shall be previous
to the day assigned FOR hearing.
Therefore yOU are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said Court at the time and
place assigned. then and there, in said
court to make your objections TO the
granting OF such license, II you sea
Given under my hand at the Probate
Court rooms This 26th tav 4 March 1907
MARCELLlS A, BINGHAM
39,w3t Judge
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ARMY PERSONALS.

The President has confirmed the mons
nation Il ho j brsadier general in ths
REGULAR army of Col Emerson II. Liscum,
9Th Ipfdutry (~in-c deccased), for con-
spicUous sallantry in action at Tien Tsin.
Cnina. july b. 1900, % rank from that date.
Capt. ". " Quiutou, assistant surgeon,
L. S. A, having r-lnquish,d duty at F'ore
Ethdn Allen. March II, goes to san Fran
cisco enroute to the Philippines,
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CRAFTSBURY,

Mr. and Mrs. A. l<ier from New Hamp-
shire are visiting friends in town. uuis
Carr has returned from North Hampton.
where he has spent the winter with his
daughter. Mrs. Mary Day.-Lottie Calder
wood has gone to Connecticut, where she
has employment for the spring and sum-
mer.--The Methodist Episcopal society
have unanimously requested the return of
the Rev. G. w. Stebbins to this charge for
another year.-'rhe Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. J. 9. Allen Thursday afternoon,
March 27.-Nora Harvey has gone to Island
Pond. where she has employment.-Mrs.
Eva Anderson Is in very poor health.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Clinton Tular returned to Mortified last
Week.-Mrs. Hattie Plumb is at work in
Randolph.--C. l.. Hodges, wife and son,
Mrs. II. n. Tracy and two daughters visit
ed at II. II. Paige's last week Thursday.
Owen Seymour is to work for Moses Sey-
nour this summer instead Of going 10
Albert Edsons az reported.-Fran k
Blodcctt was at IT, ID. Tracy's last week
one tay.-Mr. Holbrook and family have
been staying at Randolph the past two
weeks while Mr.. Holbrook is being doc
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fAYSTON.

Fred Wallace died of pneumonia March
llG, aged nearly 50 years. The funeral SER
vices were at his residence at the home
of his son. Sumner Wallace. conducted by
the Rev. T. Il. Badger, and F. A. Bragg
had charge. He leaves wife and four
children. Howard Howe sold his stock.
farm tools and household goods at auc-
tiOu March 10 George Pierce and son,
Ncrn Pierce, have dissolved partnership.
Will Cotton has sold his farm to George
Pierce.-There was a very pleasant social
gathering of friends with Mrs. A. d.
Bragg March II, it being her 65th birth
1ay.
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WAlTSflELD.

William Cotton has sold the place at
lrasville, which he bought recently of
Edward Dana, to George Pierce and will
give possession this spring The Odd Eel
lows, with their families, are to have n
social with sugar on snow" at their
room, Wednesday evening, March g
a. T. Eldredge of Warren was in town
buying cattle last week.-Samuel j. Dana
of Waterbury, with his bride, are in town
on their wedding trip, visiting relatives
and OR neighbors and friends.-A large
amount of maple sugar has been made the
past week with good prospect for the
pest sugar season we have had for several
years.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
BARRE.

The annual meeting of the Barre Hf
Club was held Wednesday evening and
the following officers were elected: Prcsi-
dent. J. Frank Perry; secretary, Miss Car
lie Wheelock: treasurer, o. j. Dodge; ex-
ecutive committee. the Rev r. II. Mitch
ell, Miss Alice Smith +. A. Rowland and
Fl. NJ. Cutter. a club house will be erected
this summer.
The Cobble Hill Creamery paid its pat
rons Il cents for butter during the month
of February,
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to West Burke to preach funeral sermon
Monday.--Mrs Emeory is quito sick with
n Ccld--The friends of Matte phillius
Snow OF Montpelier were shocked Monday
to hear of her death with pleurasy and
pneumonia. She took her bed last hurs
day and died Monday morning. --Ilaro Il
Haylet and Harry Bruce went back to
Montpelier to school Monday. --lIowar
Ilaylett is at home.-Mrs. iiaylett return
cd to Montpelier Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
T.. S. Dana went to Waitsfield Sunday.
Rena and Evan Evans are visiting tho r
grandparents, Mr.. and Ms A. f. I,ovcjoY.
Mrs William Clark returned to her home
Monday She expects Mr.. Clark home from
the hospital soon.--The presiding elder the
Rev. DIR. c. s. Nutter, was at the parson-
age Tuesday, it being the last conference
this year.-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Atkins an |
Mrs. e. S. Atkins and Mrs. Frank John
son attended the funeral Wednesday in
Montpelier of Mrs. Burt SnOw.-Mrs. j..
D. Bidwell is i'll with throat trouble.
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BENSON.

Mrs. w. q, Smith Of Howell, Mich, il a
guest of 3. r. Rabbit and wife.-Charles
w 'iass, who went to his home in Barnet
three weeks ago, summoned there by his
wife's sickness returned to Benson last
Thursday and resumed work for the
Creamery. where he If butter
maker,-Dr. j. p. Newton, who has been
seriously sick is much better and able to
be ahout.-iiorace s, Lewis and Allen
Goodrige are the two petit jurors from this
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EAST BROOKFILD.

Mrs Franc as Goodv In Is ccnvalescin%.-
A. q. Bigelow attendt d the Wa burn WI
Iiams wedding at the home Of the bride
L3rcnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
on the West lIili last week "Wednesday
Deputy Sheriff Spragrc was called to West
Brookfeld Monday to take one of tae
Palmer boys to the insane asylum at
Waterbury. Young Palmer has shown
dangerous symptoms several times ms
inter Lima irice is home from Mont
Ielier Seminary to spend Easter vacation.
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70 Relr,.

FOR RENT ON SHARES with portion Of
house reserved, The Allis Farm. a
largo farm in Brookheld, VT, consisting
of go acres, keeping a dairy of 30 cows,
80 sheep, with horses and young cattle.
SAID farm is within minutes walk from
school, easy drive 20 church, creamery
and station. and has never been rented
Buildings in the best OF condition and
farm equipped with modern tools and
conVeniences. A rare opportunity for "A
man aud wife who are trustworthy and
desire an attractive home with profitable
business In farming. References required
f.. IL. Allis, East Braintree., Vt.
80 Wit
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STRENGTH OF VARIOUS COUNTIES
lFrom the Rutland NeWs)

or the 12s delegates to the State repubi-
can convention that will nominate the next
governor Rutland county will furnish 80
or Ia more than any other county. OF
these Rutland city will contribute l6 dele
gates. This city's delegation is exceeded
by only one Burlington, which will be H.
1t will thus he seen that Rutland will be a
large factor in the result
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Harriet Martin. aged about 50 years,
died OF neart disease at the home of her
daughter Mrs Allen Jones Tuesday March
IS She had bee Mill for several months.
She came to this place from Rochester
about a year ago. BESIDES her daughter,
she leaves two sons, Clarence Martin Of
Hancock and Leroy Martin Of Rochester
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Earl Wheeler is at work for d. C. Will
hur-The funeral of Eliza Batchelder was
held last Friday at the home OF her son,
Frank Batchelder, with whom she had
PASSED the winter. She was % years OF
age, and the widow of the late jerry
l}atcheder Among those in attendance
from out Of town were Clarence Burn
ham of Bristol, Mrs. b. II. Wells. Mrs.
Stowe Hannah Batchelder and daughter
Ruth OF Barre. The Rev. c. II. Coolidge
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WATERBURY,.

man who attempted to go on to the
premises where there is small pOX that
had b>en Uiarantirrd was arrested ard
locked ur. A guard has been placed ut tho
different pla yes which have bcen utiaran-
tined. who will see ttat a strict luaran-
tire is carried out.