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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-27
HINESBURGH.

Mrs Lewis Bissonctte Is very low with
pneumonia. Her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Steele Of Chicago, arrived here Thursday
evenng.-Abe Worthicm is in Boston TINS
week.
The Hon. John G. Allen and bride of
Monmouth, H.. are visiting Mr.. Allen $
father. Judge Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Alien
have been travelling a month through the
South visiting Charleston. Washington ana
other places They were guests at the
Park Avenue hotel In New York at the
time of the great fire Saturday morning,
b,At escaped with no harm.-Mrs. i. X.
Steele of Chicago arrived Thursday, called
here by the serious illness of her mother.
Mra Louis Bissonette. At this writing
Mrs. Bissonette's condition was somewhat
improvcd.-Mrs. Campbell of Whiting is
visiting at her uncles. Hartman Beecher 8.
Louis Sanctuary, tr., who has been Wis
iting' relatives in town. left Saturday Tor
Washington, =. c.. where he will be the
guest of one of Oregons congressman.
From there he will go to Charleston. S. c.,
and visit the exposition and from there to
his western home.-Harlan Bostwick of
Burlington was in town over Sunday
William Cox and wife Of Monkton were
guests Of relatives in town over Sunday.
Miss Kate Tobey was at home over Sun
day. She has a situation In the telephone
ONCE at West Charlotte.-Mrs. Martin
Small and daughter, Blanche, were in
Richmond Sunday.--Jules Sanctuary, who
has been al work in the navy yards In
Brooklyn. Is visiting at his father's.-'rhc
closing exercises of the high school will
be held Friday evening at the Congro ga
tional Church.-Henry Bissonette was
taken violently insane Sunday morning and
+. c. Parker took him to Burlington He
was taken to Waterbury.
The town reports We're received from the
Free Press and distributed Monday.-Tho
High school closes Friday night with II
rhetorical exhibition. to which all are cor
daily invited. There will he a two weeks
vacation before the spring term begins.
Prof. Daniels has given great satisfaction
rs n teacher to the school board, to the
patrons and to the pupils.-Henry Bis
sonette has been adiudged insane and was
taken to Waterbury Tuesday.-H. b. Flem-
ing has moved into the Crystal Palace on
Silver street with four children of school
age which insures a school in NO 8 for
The coming year.-Mrs. Lewis Bssonette,
whose life has been dispaired of from a
second attack of pneumonia is slowly re-
covering.-Edward Bissonette is home on
account OF his mothers severe Illness
Andrew Curry. who was for so many
years the town constable and represented
the town in the Legislature is in very fee
bic health He is now about the house
aud his many friends will be rejoiced to
hear that there is a chance for his recoV-
cry.-For February the creamery paid $40
for per cent. milk. The highest dairy test
Of $50 produced Il ripple of excitement
in this town of high tests but inveSt-
CATION shows it was a dairy of shippers.
An average 4 per cent can't be heat aS n
money producer Great loads Of potatoes
pass through here daily to the Burling-
ten market at so cents per bushel
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Jennie Thompson WHO has been very i'll
with pneumonia, is slowly rccoverng.-H.
w. Tracy is in New York city, The Shell
burne Dramatic Club will give the play
"A Noble Outcsst," Friday and Saturday
evenings of this week Feb 18th AMI
March LIST in tbs Town Hall-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Macumter and son, who have
been visiting MIR. Frank Macomber started
for their home in Michigan Monday sven
ing.
Following is the programme of music
that will be given in connection with the
play "A Noble Outcast." in the town hall,
Friday and Saturday next: Piano duet
Sonata H." A. Diabelli, Miss Sophie
Roberts and Prof Cecil G. Egg; song, "On
the Banks of Allan Water" Miss Emily
Ockcrt; violin solo, Flower Song" G.
LANCE, Master Freddie Nadeau; song,
",rhe Plains of Peace" ID. Barnard, Mrs
c. Il. Cove piano solo, Caprice Militaire,'
Cecil G. Egg,
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Rufus Bishop left for home last week.
Henry German expects to move soon on
the farm he has taken in Richmond.--Thc
primary department of the village school
has closed. In connection with the drama
tic entertainment the school had Washing
ton exercises in costume
Mr.. G. NJ Pates, an old and respected
citizen of this town. died Tuesday Mt mis-
home Funeral services will be held from
the house Friday afternoon ut 9 oclock.
Monroe Dodge. who has been spending
part of his vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Luther Clark, has returned to his posi-
ton in Hartford, Conn.
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ELMORE.

Norman Camp, VINO has been sick for
the past few weeks, is gaining slowly
Charlotte. the G-Near-old dauphtcr II
Elmer Camp, had a serious attack OF Group
on Saturday of last week. She is much
hclt,r now,-Eva Wurd who has been
wCrl ing 1T Elmer Camps the past few
weeks has returned homo.-Gertrudc PEG
is at work for Mrs Norman Camp Mrs.
" i'll Poo who has been sick tho last thrCS
wCcks with bronchial trouble, is much
hettor-Ryroa Griswcld and fan lily, who
lives on the Robert Hin place, ere quar-
nrtincd on account Of being exposed 10
snail poX. DR. Robbins of Morrisvile a'i
Dr SaNton of Hyde Park went there last
Saturday to investigate the matter. They
found that Mr. and Mrs. Grswold and
baby had been at Andrew Clevelard's in
Hyde Park. where there was four cases
CONTINUED On 7th page.J
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WlNOOSKl,

The seth annual report of the selectmon
erd othor officers of the town of Colchcs-
ter, has bee issued. The treasurer re
mort shows the receipts to have been s2i. &c
and the disbursements are equal amount,
less $40 cash on hand. The overSoer OF
the poor gives an itemized report of re-
oeipts and expenditures, also an inventory
of the towns property on the poor farm
7 he cost of the poor for the past year was
s2944G OF the liquor agency the report
shows the following: EXrt rditures, Is Ga.
60: towns profit sl147.aS total receipts.
s9.7s537 The dog licenses amounted to
5000 The amount received and expended
by road commissioner in repairing roads
vas s1,4Gi35. The town district school di-
iectCrs paid Ger repairs End school furni-
ture, fuel and incidentals, s1,lAT; FOR
teachers salaries, 1890; total 81, 100 Il
The present liabilities Of the town are
81 5oG and tho assets S9,547: balance TO lie
provided for :1oo5S
+. Z. Aikey has opened restaurant in
the building formerly used as the corpora
ton meat market on Center street.
Dr. A. $. c Hill OF Jericho has purchased
of Mrs. O. w. Peck her homestead on EaS st
Allen street and will take possession of the
rame ut once. DIR. Iiill is a graduate OF
lhe medical department Of the University
and has been practcing medicine in Jeri-
rho during the past four years. He leaves
q good practice and a host of friends in
mat Town. MIS f"ch anu daughter Mhry,
will make their home In the future with
DR. j. l.. Small on East Allen street.
The advertised letters in the postoifice
for the week ending February - ire as
follows: Miss Mary Bennett. T. s. Clark,
Mrs. Antoine Croteau, Miss Alice n.
Noonan
At the annual meeting OF Ethan Allen
Council, No, 1l05 Royal Arcanum. held
last evening the following officers were
installed for the year ensuing. Regent,
Robert Taylor Vice-regent A. r. Robert
son; orator, w. A, Towne: secretary. S. n.
Putnam; collector, j. w. Edwards; treas
rrer q. d. Nash; chaplain, c. +, Spaford,
guide, John Hardacre; warden, Louis ~.
PORTER; sentry, j. l.. Devino; trustees,
George Sullivan, r.. II. Porter. and A. G.
Mcbride.
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HANKSVIlLE.

G.. a. Baker is very sick with the grip
Mrs. Gale Hulett of tnderhill is visiting
her parents, NJ. and Mrs. John Grace
There was a party at p. j. Trombleys
night about forty-fve were pres
ent.-Myron Ross is on the sick list.--Mrs.
T.. A. Anderson of New York is keeping
house for i. +. Moody.-Mrs. Henry
Wright, who has been sick for long time.
is worse.-Mrs. Jerry Hasllins will have Il
party Saturday night, March Miss Alma
Trombldy of llnesburgh visited her broth
er, b. j. Tromblay, last week.
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MILTON BORO,

Mrs. n. IT, Carr Is spending n few days
with her sister Mrs. Austin, in Georgia -
The young people or oyed Il social dance
at Roy Towards in Sci crtown Tuesday
evening. Cake and coffee were served
ard brother. Mars PaGc.-The marriage
of blanche. daughter CT Mr. and Mrs. w.
G. Flake. and John Richards occurred
Wednesday Warner has engaged
to work for f,gbert Mills and will move
his family into the rooms vacated by
Charles Gilbert.-The surprise party given
Mrs. w. W. Wright, February II, the 90
oasion of her 2nd birthday was a pleasant
.fiu
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The funeral of Hiram Dean will be held
at his late home Thursday afternoon at
2 O'Clock with burial vt the Eldredge ceme-
terry.
W. G. Tucker has commenced to move
to his farm in johnson. He will car his
goods from Essex Junction. Lawrence
Hayes will carry on the Dickey farm now
occupied by Mr.. Tucker.
Lizzie Maitland is at home from the
underwear factory in Richmond on ac-
count of sickness.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Miss Belle C. Stone went to Newport.
Saturday for few days visit Miss Vera
Towle is spending a few days in Burlington
with her brother. Seth Towle.-A. w.
Samson who has been in Burlington
several weeks has returned.-Ruby Story.
the little daughter OF G. L. Story Is SER
iously ill.--Rev. w. J. NJ. Beattie has
been quite III with severe cold.-John
Budd who has been home from the IInver-
sity OF Vermont few days returned Mon
day morning. james Chaffee and ~ S.
Marsh are both on the sick list
The men OF the Baptist Church society
gave a supper at the vestry of that church
u IL l..r IA L.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The town reports are issued. The only
error aside from mspclled names is the
omission Of the names Of tie board cf
listers. who are G. y. Cook. u. A. i'ootn
and T. A. Elison.-Mi. and Mrs. Ernest
Noght have moved from Burlington to
the home of +. r. Peers for the comiu :
ycar-E. II. Cor verse returned on Satur-
day last from a short visit with friends IN
10 young people werc
pleasantly entertained 1T the horne pf
Flora and Ralph Clark on Friday evening
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PLEASANT VALLEY,

Mr., and Mrs Clark Page spent Sunday
at O. T. Page s.-Georse Duffy was III
ESSEX, died suddenly February D. Mr.
uncle, Jack Ildnlcy.-Frank Prior Of In
derhill visited friends here recently
Laura Corhctt has gone to Burlington to
work al Hotel Shattuck daring vacation
Edward Corbctt has returned from his
school at HYDE park.-The W. IT, NJ :.
of Cambridge met with Mrs, David Stafford
Thur,daN.-P Reynolds Went TO Bur-
lington MondaY as iurNman.
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SOUTH HERO.

In tn absence of the Rev. H. r. Tenn"Y
Ms W. NJ. Stevenes read On, of Or. Tai
maee's sermons.-Georgc Tracy. Juan ltoo-
iuson II T.. kcrler and II. w. Krel"r
were a few Cf the Masons that attended
the banquet at Mburgh February l>.--N
Largo uumhcr from town attended tho
dance at the Island Villa" Friday even
ire Al report a fine tine.-lt is report |
that Mrs :. =. Wordsworth is more COM
+, rtable.-F. l.. and II. Il. Koeler attend /
the bah ut Isle La Motto Friday evening
Alison u. Ferris of Burlington Wus
home over SuuGay,-Mrs. Harding is quite
an
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COLCHESTER.

Frank Arklcy, aged six years. youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith. died
after a long illness last Friday. The
p. m. the Rev. A. 3. Atwood officiating.
Mrs f. @. Johnson Is ill.-The churches
will be opened Sunday for regular service.
Henry Wolcott was in town last week
en- route to Porto Rico where he has ac-
cepted a civil service appointment.-Mr.
John Crockett is still very i'll at this writ
ng.--The Kings Daughters will meet next
Friday afternOOn.-Mrs. L. A. Hunt of
StoughtOn, Mass, is here, called by the i'll
ness Of her father, Mr.. j. w. Crockett
rjodie Cary is quite sick.-Mrs Camp
bell. who has been visiting the Rev. and
Mrs Charles Atwood. has gone to Hines
buYgh.
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have the care of Mr.. Frank Richards
horscs.-Jchn II. Gross and L. T.. Parker
OF this town are to serve as petit jurors
for the March term of Franklin County
Court--EEamination for teachers certif-
Gates Will be held here Monday. March 3,
at Enosburgh Falls Thursday, March g. at
st. \lhans THU sday, March 10, by County
IXaminor LII. r. Rmet ndf
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Carolyn Nutting has returned from
"a visit to Brandon and Littleton, y. Hi.
~ Churchill has gone to Boston on bust
ncss.-The revival meetings are being cen
tinurd this week at the Congregational
Church-AIiss Nesta Lawton, an alumni
OF brigham Academy, is visiting friends in
town.
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WESTFORD,

Henry McNall died Surday morning at
! o'clock after an illness of several weeks.
Ills disease was diabetes. The funeral was
held at his former residence Wcdncs-
day at / p. m. Mr.. McNall was veteran
of Civil War, having served I'm the 18th
regiment. Mr.. McNall Was held in high
esteem by his townsmen for his genial dis
position as well as his honesty and up
rightncsS of character. He is survived by
n wife. two sons and three daughters who
have the sympathy of the community in
their bereavement.-The Rev. J. r. John
son of johnson preached in the Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon.-Aiss Grace
Rice went to Albany Monday to enter ths
Business College.-Miss Eva Nlacomb, r
was home from Jericho Centre over Sun
day.-The Cloverdale Creamery Company
paid 100 per hundred for January milk
Mr.. james II. Rice of Whallonsburg. ~.
" is spending u few days with his par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. II. w. Rce.-H. w.
Faulkns has rented /. e. Huntley's farm
which has been occupied by Lucius Good
rich Mr.. Goodrich will occupy his broth
er's farm this year--The band will give n
dance in the town hall Friday evening,
February Is. Music will be furnished by
Mrs Henry and Mr.. Lessor of Burlington.
The receipts from the Washngton's
birthday party were over s23 and much
credit is due to those in charge for the
success of the occasion and especial credit
is due to Mrs George Minckler and Miss
Harriet Rice who planned the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesson Macomber spent
last week in Grand lsle.-Mr and Mrs.
John Reynolds of California were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Gleason last
week.-George Holmes is moving into the
house owned by Mrs. Edgar Grow.
Through an error about sl%l in uncOllect-
ed taxes was omitted in giving the amount
of cash on hand in the town reports, The
town has about $500 on hand over and
above expenses for the pa st year.
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EAST FRANKLIN,

The Woman's Christian Tcmpers nee I'M
ion will meet at the home Of Mrs Ella Pecu
Saturday March 1st at $50 O'Clock Mrs.
A. l.. Galusha visited friends in ST. AL
bans last week.-Iiariy Flint went t. Bur-
lirgton Tuesday to spend a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mullen spent Sunday
III Swanton, visiting friends.-Miss Frances
Rooney of Swanton is stopping a few
weeks with Mrs. WI .Mullen-Mr. and Mrs
w. r. Noble went to St. Adams Tuesday
Mrs. Nj. A. Armstrong and Ethel Am
strong passed few days in Ricnford this
week.
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SHELDON.

Mr.. l.. /. Rice, harness maker, is going
to open a harness shop in the Donas block
ON Bridge street March LIST. MIR. Rice has
rented Mr.. Il. +. Fairbanlts's dwelling
house on Central street and will move in
his goods and family this Wcck.-Thc new
Portland house is progressing fast. Con-
tractor proutE has force Of ~ men at
work. The plumbers ara here making ar
rangrments for putting in steam heating
before the house is plastercd
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HILL WEST.

viii Rivers has moved from Enosburgn
to the house recently vacated 10y Gylcs
Jcwett in Bethcl.-Mr. and Mrs Louis
Muny of Berkshire visited their daughter,
Mrs. T.. j. Shangrau February % Mr.
Henry Stevens and daughter Matle of
Irosburgh called on friends here February
&-Naitin Jewett has finished his work in
Montgomery Confer and returned homo.
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MON G0M cry.

Mrs. J. T.. Berry with her two children
LETT the 10Th. tor West Halifax To Join Mr..
Berry who went about two weeks pre-
Nious.-Mrs. l.. l.. Marcy ma Mr.. II. II.
Marcy were in ST. Adams Tuesday.-M!ss
Versa Hogaboom has returned to her
home in fnosburgh accompanied 10y her
niece Abbie IiOgabOOnl
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WEST ENOSBURGH,

Miss Edith Manlcy Of Enosburgh Falls
visited at Horny Fassetts this weok.--E.
w. Moifatt is moving into the rooms over
l.. l.. STATIONS Communion Sunday
viii be observed at the Methodist Fps
copal Church next Suulav.-Mr. ana Mrs.
r. Smith returned home from Boston, Fri
IuV
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WllllSI0N.

Fred Willinser of Winooski will work
for the Wright brothers the ensuing sea-
son, and will move here tho FIRST Of March.
The Circle of Kings Daughters, which
was postponed on account Of Mrs. Browns
death was held with Mrs. w. NJ Chapman
Friday, the Nst.-Mrs. Isabelle Wing. who
is stopping with her brother C. d. War
rem, suffered stroke Thursday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Johnson attended n
dance at Essex Junction Thursday night
and also the Washington ball ball at Rich
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give an entertainment at Reads npera
Hall Thursday night, February a. under
the auspices of the Congregational Church
society The Brigham Academy duartett3
will be present, also Miss Florence Pom
,ioy and Miss Molie Merrill, i'm ducts
Mr. and Mrs. AskhUry Allen II Blkcrs-
field have rooms and VIII keep house in
L. G.. Hulls house.
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UNDERHILL.

Among those from out Of town during
the week were: w. s. Payne OF Cam
bridge; Ralph Scott Of st. Adams Mr..
and Mrs. D. Bishop of North Williston;
Hon. s. II. Macomber; George and Irving
Hobart of Westford; Charles Hobart of
Charles r. Barney, Fl. 8. Peck;
r. r. Brown. A. v. Spauldins and Joseph
Freeman of Burlington and Lillian Terrill
of Richford.-Carl Mead spent SUM-
day with his parenta-Homer Rock
wood has moved into the Blakey house
recently occupied by ]. h Wilber.-Rev
s, S. Brigham occupied the Congregational
pulpit last sunday.--Dr. w. s. Nay and
family have returned to Undsrhlll to live,
to the great pleasure of their many
friends.-The village schools close next
week.-Mr and Mrs Homer Metcalf oele-
brated the fifth anniversary Of their r'ar-
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

IL Gated in their new homo.--Mrs. =. H.
Sturtevant is quite sick with the grin
The Guild Of St Agnes VIII meet with Mrs
EGnert colhun next Thursday afternoon
Feb nary k.-John Hurltss Weeks will
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Tailor Made Gowns and Suits.

Yesterday called lot of hghgade
$I2 50 and $I5OO EACH The idea people
indicated by the sales and will add the lot
of this weeks selling Some of them throughout
silk others partially lined with silk and Innings pecne
silk fancy Innings appreciated
and prove profitable purchases.
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
Black Dress Goods.
To Vary the Monotony Of the White Sale

We offer Black Dress Goods Department invoice of Dress
materials direct from the mill They beauties made parties
make fine goods and they regarded
careful and most successful the line of Black goods makers
piece and they be sold much
40 inch all wool
50 inch Cmels hair Granite cloth, quite IS
Pebble Chevot SO
n
of wool or worsed, 46 inches
AZ he be Of the marke
50nch Basket cloth,
The above sponged and hrunk We have
Crepe dc Chine,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. A. Demeritt and Miss Nina Fuller
and Carrie Towne were In Waterbury last
Saturday. Crandall has gone to
Canada to visit friends.-Mrs. Henry Gill
lett il quite pooriy.-Miss Flora Colby Of
Burlington Is visiting her uncle, Henry
Gillett,-Mr and Mrs. Horace Cutler are
in Huntington visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Edward Olmstead.-Mrs. Ada Eddy
remains about the same.-Samuel Cutler
has been visiting in Waterbury for few
days.-W. O'Neirs baby Is sick.
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WEST MILTON

The standard price paid at the creamery
here for January milk was "a 2-25. Average
price, Sl10; butter, q cents.--G w.
Granger has recently purchased a fine span
OF draft horses.-Dolph Brooks of High
gate spent Monday night with Re-, G.. Con-
tillo-The creamery company filled their
ice house last Saturday.-Mss Gertrude
Basinger of Fort Ethon Allen visited at
William Gonyea's last week.-Carrie Con
yea returned with her to the fort and will
uLnrl, fhern for the nreScnt
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EASEMENTS Gases White Quilts.


75C, 08C, $36 and SI66 special numbers The
hemmed ready for the last frnged intended specially
be used brass beds Quilts for single threefohs beds
Beautiful Marsel Quilts worth So So EACH slight mill mpesecns
at 81. so to $3.50 each.
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''CREL OIL"

4 preventive and cure for tuberculosis.
abortion, lung worm scours, and other
germ diseases" in live stock and poultry.
Destroys al Vermin and keeps cattle
healthy. Farmers using "Crel on need
no inspector. For sale by
=. T. SMITH. Burlington,
NORTON " JOHNSON, huntington
81 W,m
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SHElBURNE.

. he church sociable at the hone of Mr..
md Mrs. d. c. Smith Friday evening was
largely attended and very fine time en-
joyed by all present The programme con-
sisted of a piano solo by Miss Fannie
smith; a reading when Martha Washing
ion was Young" by Miss Kuth I, Norton:
piano solo by Miss Sophia Roberts, song
~ quartette, Ethel Domey. Ida Spaulding,
Alfredda Stoddard and Elizabeth Thorp.
piano duet by Matte and Alfredda Stod-
lard. Master Mott Hoyt and Miss Maude
Eacomber dressed as George and Martha
Washington, held reception during the
evening. Refreshments consisting of es-
raloped oysters. biscuits, cake and coffee
were served. Just before the company
left for homo Or. It. II. Stoddard presented
Willssd Ball with q fine Bible from
nesday to Gloversville N. Y, to live on
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BOLTON.

w. b. Streeter and John Dillon have
got out three large spruce logs. These
logs were 80 feet long and measured 722
'eet, S22 feet and 900 feet each.