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BENSON.

Mrs. +. T.. Maynard and little daughter
lone of Fair Haven, spent a few days
at Or. Newtou's the past week. returning
on Monday October 13.-Lews Il. Cook OF
Spokevile. this town, is to start for Mich
igan this week, 10 be absent all winter
A new bridge across the brook south Of
this village on the turnpike. has been
erected by the sclectinen.-Newell Harri-
son has bought the G. A. Walker farm
in this village; consideration S2,00.-The
Rev. c. f.. Hitchcock, the Congre gational
pastor, is expected home from Ohio this
Weck.-Apples are being picked and bar
relied and are selling for Sl.15 and 800 per
barrcl.-Mrs. Amelia Coats goes to Sandy
III! this week TO take up her home in that
Vilage.-Mrs c. w. Goss and children
are expected here from Barnet on Tues
day and will Join Mr.. Goss in keeping
house in the Cummings housc,-Drs.
George D. ParkhurSt and Harry Potter
Of Far Haven were i'll town last Friday.
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WAlTSFIElD

The Methodist Church is receiving a
new coat of paint.--MrS w, W. Joslin
and Mrs. William Ganley and son started
for Boston Monday afternoon on the eX-
Cursion.- Mrs. Parker Cady came last
week to move his family to Binghampton,
n. Y, where he has employment. The
many friends of the family gave them a
reception Wednesday evening, october s.,
ut the Congregational vestry and a pleas
ant evening was enjoyed. They left
Thursday morning.-A hash supper will
be served at the Congregational vestry,
Tuesday evening, October I.-G. H. Dale
of Waterbury visited friends in town Sat
llrday.-The Glass Blowers entertainments
were well attended.-The members OF the
q. A. r. who have been attending the
cncampment at Washington the past
week have returned.-Wil Somerville and
family of Montpelier have moved into
Josiah smiths tenement, recently occu-
plea by Alden Foley. Mr.. Somerville
will run the engine in the Moriarty
Brothers steam mill. Jarvis Harris went
to Barre Monday morning, Mrs. Andrew
Blair IL visiting friends in town.-Iloyd
Maxwell went Monday to Albany, y. Y,
where he will attend commercial school.
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WARREN.

Those who attended the district meeting
of ] O. O. T., held at Northleld last elk
were r.. NJ. Turner. Valentine Minor, Al
bert Tucker, Jesse McAlister, George j.
Long. G. Il. Moreata and Gerald Camp
bell--Mr. and Mrs. Warner Moore are the
happy parents Of "A daughter. born to them
last Thursday night.-Mrs. Edward Nc
Glahin of Mortified visited in town over
Sunday--E. G. Wakefield is i'll with rheu-
matism-Pete Lavose has been very low
With pneumonia but is now somewhat bet
ter.-Fred NJ. Long went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week FOR an opera
tion.-Mrs. j. +. Larose has been quite sick
but is now better. Mrs. Adeline Van Du-
sen, who was hurt badly by team run
ming over her. is no better. Her sons, Eu-
gene of F'tchhurg. Mass, and Edward of
Huntington. have been here the past week.
james Moody and wife of South Starks
boro visited at Burt Moodys over Sunday.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

The first snow came October S-Wed-
ncsday evening of last week William Pear
sons and Miss Susie Cope of Newport were
united in marriage by the Rev. j. ID. Wal
dron. About so relatives and friends at
tended the wedding which was at Mr..
Pearson's home. The many presents were
useful and pretty.--'rhc electric company
is getting ready to put the grist mill ma
"hinery into Goodwin's old blacksmith
shop. They arc also setting poles from
here to Derby Iine.-Little Lione Wilson
is much bettcr.-The reception In the town
hail given II. II. Tracy and family by their
friends was well attended and all report
a good time. They are soon going to Cali
forna to live. They will be missed in tho
community and in their church.
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SOUTH ROYAlTON,

William II. Martin is in Barre this week.
Mrs. Perley Belknap visited in Water
bury recently.-Mrs. Lizzie Riford Is EN-
Iloyed in Mrs. Bryants store.-Mrs Bet
sew Pike goes soon to Winchendon. Mass,
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. r. d. Crain.-Geo zee
Flint. who has employment in Newport,
n. H., was at home over SundaN.-Mrs.
Abhie Cummings, a former resident, IL
visiting friends in TOWN.. H. Martin re
ceived news Saturday Of the death of his
brother in Williamstown.-M j. Sargent
has returned from trip of ten days to
Nashington.-The Rev. w. f.. Mann left
on Friday morning for Boston.-rhe Rev.
Mr.. Coffan of Braintree N. ~. supplied in
the Congregational pulpit last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Hewitt and Mrs. j. II.
Hewitt have returned from Cliftondale,
Mass
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F0RESTDALE.

MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Mossey. Miss Phoebe
Sargent, Albert Heath and Miss Essie
Strinsham of Rutland were guests at G.
H. Churchllrs Sunday.--L. o. Hathaway
is attending campmeeting at Champlain
y, Y.-Miss Anna NJ Smith of Rutland
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Albert McDon-
ough.--Lyman Rckert of Orwell is visit
ing at }. II. WILDER s.-George Monkton
is dangerously i'll with heart trouble
Miss Katherine Benham Of jay. n. Y. Is
guest Of Miss Ethel Walton.--Mrs. G. f.
Hill is visiting her daughter in Platts-
burgh.-Miss Clara WILDER has returned
from Hubbarton, where she spent the
summer.--C. j. Brown has returned from
Washington, ID. C.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Demo of Rutland spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. j. Fortcr.-The Rev Mr.
Manning OF Clarendon preached in the
W. NJ Church Sunday.-The chicken pie
supper held at the w. NJ parsonage last
Friday evening, netted the society about
S2j.-W. r. Avery and Theodore Wllett
spent Sunday IN Ferrisburgh.-Mrs Jobes
of Springfield, Mass, and Miss Anna
Moncton of North llartland were called
here last week by the illness of their
father. George Moncton. Mrs. Jobes left
returned from Watcrbury.-Charles Nick
law died October 10, aged 80 years. The
funeral was held Monday in St, Mary S
Church. Brandon. The interment was in
the Catholic Ccmetery.-MrS VIII Whit
comb of Rutland spent Sunday with her
brother. Lewis Bump-Mr. and Mrs.
oliver Nlcklaw Of Schenectady, n. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs Rocky Ncklaw Of
plymouth, j. Nicklaw of Spring
FIELD, Mass, Mr., and Mrs. Lewis
Bush of Rutland Philip Nicklaw OF
Springfield Mass, were called here by
the death of Charles Ncilaw DR. Bogue
formerly Of Salisbury, has located in this
place / is rooms at L. NJ Bakers, -
The teachers in section i will give har'
vest supper in the school house Thurs
day evening, october IL, for the benefit oil
| the school
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lRASBURGH.

The three Bogne borthers. Henry,
Charles and John of Newport have been
spending a few days at Mrs Templcton's
Miss Marie Beauclerk has returned home
from tn, hospital in Boston much inn
proVcd-Jcne Basha has bought the
building known as the Judge Thompson
law office and will use 1t for II harness
shop-Mrs. Lucy Smith has returned to
t;louster, Mass.-The meetings at the
Methodist Church are being continued
every evening this week stores are clos
I'd at o'clock.-rhe Hon. W. u. Tyler,
who slipped on the sidewalk on his way
to the Metbodist Church and received quite
severe injuries, is able to be out again
quite number from town took in the OK
Cursion to Boston "Wednesday. Miss Helen
Somers has been at home from Burling-
ton for a few days Mrs. Parker and Mrs.
Treat will serve Il hash supper In the Con-
RreEational Church parlors Friday even
irg.-The Rev. T.: l.. Treat is spending the
week in Boston
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ROXBURY.

Miss Maud Dcluc of Braintree was In
town last week., X. Burnham OF Barre
will remove his family here the last of the
week. He will occupy the tenement over
G.. A. Tildens store,-Harlow Abel Is In
town removing his blacksmith tools. as he
will discontinue his business here.-Miss
Grace Abel finishes work for Mrs. N. ID.
Rice next week.-Dr. T.. NJ. Greene OF
Bethel was in town the last of the week
III. w. Barnum of West Hartford spent
Sunday with his wife.-Miss M. Lou
Whitney spent Sunday In Granvile.-Miss
Minnie Tierney worked for Mrs. N. d.
Rice during the absence of Miss Grace
Abel-Mrs. Willis Dickinson of East
Granville was In town Monday.-Walter
Carpenter of Randolph was In town Mon
day.--G. w. Russell and family OF Lincoln
are visiting at James Tierney's.
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Hale, senior deacon, will deliver a his
torical address and this will be followed
by addresses from all the living eX-pas-
tors, together with a reading by Mss
Silsby. An interesting feature in connec-
ton with the celebra ton will be the OK
animation and ordination Of the young
pastor. Noble u. Bowby. The council
will meet directly after the afternoon ex-
ercises and public services will be held
in the evening. The pastor is graduate
of the Bangor Theological seminary and
is exceedingly popular with his people.
a LYNDONVILLE THIEF CAUGHT.
George Ballou. aged 20 years. was ar
rested in Concord, N. H., Sunday morn
ing. He is wanted in Lyndonville, where
it is alleged that he stole suit Of
clothes and a Boston and Maine mileage
book, property of w. ]. Blodgett of Lyn-
donvlle. Vermont officers went to Con-
cord Monday for the prisoner. He was
"A hotel porter in Lyndonville and was
headed for Boston. He had a start of
rs miles before he was arrested. The
stolen goods We're recovered.
WANT TO TAKE MRS. ROGERS AND
STELLA BATES TO RUTLAND.
Sheriff Wilson Of Remington has made
an application to Governor Mccullough
for an order transferring Mrs. Mary Rog-
ers and Stella Bates from the county Jail
the murder of Marcus Rogers. to the
House of Correction at Rutland Mrs.
Rogers will become a mother in Deem
Der The quarters now occupied by them
are very small and as their case will not
come before the grand jury until June,
it is deemed advisable to have them taken
to II larger institution. 1t is expected
that the governor will issue the order.
A SALISBURY MAN MISSING.
A search is being made to locate George
Plue of Salisbury, who disappeared We'd
nesday, October s. On that date Plue
drove to Middlebury from his home about
4 o clock and left his team at the Addison
house barns. He then went to the feed
store OF w. II, Thomas 81 Co. Since that
time nothing has been heard from him.
and his wife has become alarmed at his
absence. Up to the present time the
searchers have secured no clue to his
whereab bouts, and his friends are at loss
to explain his strange disappearance.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

At the 9th annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Randolph Comparative
Creamery, held at Edsons hall. the fol-
lowing board of directors was reelected:
D. II. Morse, A. A. Priest, w. c. How
ard. Herbert Allen, Lyman Hutchinson,
j. b. Wells and William II. Nichols. W.
II. Nichols was chosen president; A. A.
Priest, secretary; Lyman Hutchinson
treasurer; ]. w. Raymond and L. W.
Tewksbury, auditors; A. A. Priest, man
ager The reports given showed the
creamery to be in "A very prosperous con-
diton.
Mrs. s. NJ. Flint and child of Burling-
ton came Friday and are guests of her
brother. George Prince, and family.
a large number were present at tho
grange meeting Saturday evening. G. II.
Slack had charge Of the programme which
consisted of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic discussion and talk by DR.. j. p,
Clifford on Tuberculosis, Its Various
Forms and Effects upon the Human Sys-
tenn
Charles Beedle OF Keenc. n. H., is a
guest of his brother. a. II. Beedle.
Miss Eta Chambcrln has resigned her
position as teacher in Montpelier because
nj the failing health of her father, In
crease Chamb.rlin, and is at home carinG
for him.
Albert Tatro of Connecticut is spending
n vacation with relatives here,
Frank Parker who has been employed
IN the Highland house at Bethlehem, y
NJ. this summer arrived home Saturda y
night
Saturday afternoon the foot ball game
between the Whtcomh high school and
the Randolph high school resulted in a
victory for the home team by "a score OF
to o. No points were made on either side
until the last part of the last half
At the meeting of the Chautauqua cir
Gle Monday evening the following ofli-
GERS were elected: President Miss Maria
Merrill. LIST vice president Mrs. j. ID.
Mitchell; End vice-presidcnt, Mrs. Flora
Flint; secretary and treasurer Mrs.
Susa Bass. English and Russian liter
allure will be taken up this season.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge of Essex juno
| tion is spending a few days at her home
| here.
The graded school closed at noon yes
! tcrday and there will be no school this
week. The teachers are visiting schools
| in Boston.
At the annual meeting of the Mission
AIRY society of the Christian Church, tho
| following officers were chosen: Prcsi-
dent Mrs Mary Mann; LIST, vice-presi-
| dent Mrs. c. T.. Kilburn; End vice-prcsi-
dent Mrs. Ida Mann; Bird vice-president
! Mrs. A. A. Smith, secretary, Mrs w. W
| Carpenter; treasurer, Mrs. Emily Hast
| ings. lockout committee. Mrs. Ida Manr
ana Mrs. William Flint
| Edward George has entered partner
| ship with Levi Ersliine, and they vii
do blacksmithng at the Erskine shop.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONT Ptl.lER

Daniel r. MCG0VeIu, aged e., died at an
carly hour frlday morning from hemorr-
hage of the stomach. The deceased was
well known in .ha section through a suit
brought against the receivers of the Cen
trail Vermont railway for injuries at 4
crossing at Bolton six years ago, The
case Is now in supreme court after having
been three times tried Once the jury disa :
greed, once the supreme court ordered n
new trial because of an excessive verdict
of 5000 and after third trial the case
again went to the supreme court. Mr..
McGovern was. before his injury "A dealer
in nursery stock. He Is survived by a
widow and eight children.
Fred A. Rowland has been elected trus-
tee of the Kellogg-fIubbard library to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Hiram
A IIusc
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FARM FOR SALE-The undersigned Of
fers for sale the farm of the late Henry
r. Baldwin of Monkton, containing 24O
acres situated in the north part Of the
town, miles from North Ferrisburgh
station and two miles from Monkton
Ridge. The farm is suitably divided be-
tween meadow and pasture for keeping
ii dairy and is slightly rolling, free from
stones and from the house can be seen
nearly every acre of land. The house
is large two story and nearly new. A
good, snug. new cottage tenant house
near by. out buildings to accommodate
stock and horses. Fine spring of water
in pasture, sood wells at house and
barn with a wind mill for pumping, 4.
+. D. at door. A fine opportunity to buy
a good farm. For further particulars
inquire of w. II. Dean executor, Ferris
burgh, VT, Sept. II, 1902 30 1Ot&w2t
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READING.

Mr.. Lawrence and family have moved
into Mr.. Hoisington's house.-A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lockwood on
October u.-Mrs. Jane Hammond had the
sad misfortune last week to fall from a
chair in which she was standing and
break her right wrist.-Mr. and Mrs. Ell
mer Watkins are rejoicing over the birth
of son on October 13.-Miss Hoadiey
has returned home after an absence OF
several months.-The little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ. Lawrence is very Ill with dys-
entery.-Mrs. Bertha Watkins has re-
turned home--Msses Ella and Beula ali
Vittum are spending few days at home,
The Rebekah lodge will hold an enter
talnment at Newton's hall in connection
with dance and oyster supper on Hal
lowe'en evening, October 81.
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EAST WARREN.

w. r.. Moore and wife are the happy pa
rents Of n daughter born October e.-F. c.
Lamb and wife were in MOretown last
week. The ladies Mite society will meet
this week Thursday with Mrs. Adah Thay-
er.--T ]. Egan of Montpelier was in town
Sun1ay.-Mrs. Noel Thomas OF Hartford,
Conn, is visiting at $. T. Nandeusen 3 -
Mrs. James McGlaflin of Randolph was In
town Sundav.-Several from this town
went on the Boston excursion this week. -
Clara McGlatlin OF Northield was in town
the past week.-A flock of wild geese were
seen in town Sunday night about o. clock
which seemed to be lost. After making
several circles they returned to the north
AMIN.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Griffith went to Wor-
cester Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ.
Griffith were in town Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Prindle from Montpelier are
in town this week.-Mr Wilcox and son
and Mrs. Timothy Flanagan went to
Boston Wcdnesday.-Dow Phillips went 10
Stowe Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Bid
good Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Taylor went to
Waterbury Sunday.-Mrs. lsiah Austin Is
not as well. Mrs. Harold Austin Is car
Ing for her this week.-The missionary
society met with Mrs ~. O. Ward last
Friday. About 20 Of the ladies took tea
with her-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Atkins
went to Waterbury Sunday.--Mrs. Wells
of bakersfield is stopping with her son for
a While.
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NEWS OF VERMONT.
and
Small FurS.
Continued from 9Th page)


purchased by c. L. Parker and $. Vein
burg In the town of Wells. This quarry
was formerly operated with good results.
but it has now lain idle for many years.
II VIII be III operation again within the
next ~ days. w. ii. Hughes has pur-
chased the Jesse Gray farm, in Poultney,
for $1,000. The farm is rich in slate de-
posts and preparations Will be made at
once to get out the slate. large force
ouarrving rnacbinnr,, arrives ST AIhans
Messenger.
ADAMS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
| - -
QUITS WORN
| The Adams Construction comnanv Of
Niagara Falls n. Y. witch has been
building the extension Of the Rutland
Street Railway companv's trolley linz
| from West Rutland to Fair Haven has
sold its contract with tho railway rom,
| many and ts not now connected with tha
| ,york of construction in any way rho
| worl, will for thn present at least he CON
Quoted under the direct management of
| David Fox. Jr s,,perintcndcnt of the
railway company. ana will be pushed as
| ranidlv as nossihle The track Is nov
| laid through Castlctop village and the
| ora ding is ,,rocticnllv counlated to Fair
| RIayen The track laying will he con-
tinued this week. and Mr. Fox states
| that he expects TO complete it to Fair
| -
| comnonv expects IN have cars running
over the line early next summer The
| track from oaStletoh corners 10 Lake
! to Fair Haven is in place The 60-foot
bridge where the track is to cross Castle
| ton river and the 1900 foot trcstle where
| it crosses the Delaware and Hudson rail-
road track west of Rutland will be COM
platcd this week
,,,,.,,,,,..rr, nan oo.
a VERMONT 81 BSIIIl IE fOR quail
Tho nronrietore Of tho old naint works
| a, m. ,ilio,a ~ EorestaaIe in the town
of Rrondon have taken advantage OF
| tha sbortare Of fuel on account of the
roal strike IN d.veIon a novel Industry.
! which &c nrovin. ouite nroftahle There
ora ;r,m,enss danostts ~ ocbrn AT thar
rioco u.Iich foI many years has been
,,uad nc a niguart in the manufacture
| ~ n,in,s nj tho nronrie,oys Of the
| u,o,ts hava d,ero,,arad that tho ochre
make. an excellent substitute for coal
and the,. ,ra NOW eottinp il out i'm large
s,,nrti,ios far ,bat n,rnose sine, If has
haoor,o trnu,r that tbe ochre is for sale
IN this ~, ordars have baon comm {.
in from all over the country, and the
PANT workS are ousier .na,. '' , nana
number Of Rutland people have sent in
orders for wagon loads OF the ochre.
This fuel acts in a stove considerably
like peat but is more solid, burns slower.
and lasts Unconstitutional News
,,.,,r,, poC,,-r,,,
EMPLO1E LtAN rs WITH n fOo l. =
4 Booh'
n ono Of tho emnlovos of the n r Patch
Manufacturing company of Rutland it
!, is alleged stole a pockctbook containing
. sI5 from his landladv Saturday and inn
mediatelv Icft town. The man. who gave
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ROCHESTER,.

The Rev. Mr.. Yerkes will exchange pull
pits with the Rev. MIR. Rainey from Ran
dolph next Sunday.-Roll Flint from
Bethel was in town the first of the week.
The new road over Cahee Hin is open
to the publIc.-The Methodist society will
give their harvest supper at their church
parlors next Wednesday, Oct 2.-Chas,
Martin has gone to Washington. ID. c.
Mrs Kenodle and son Edgar from DE
Kalb. H.. are in town for few weeks
The Presiding Elder, the Rev. Mr., New
ton, preached at the Methodist Church last
Sunday.-Flynn Guernsey and Mrs Ger
trude Guernsey were married Oct. Mrs.
Maynard from Granville Is at Mrs. keez-
er's fog Q while.-asysral Mssops from
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION

The first heavy frost of the season oc-
CURED here and in the vicinity Thursday
night-No hard coal is for sale at the
junction and very little bitumnous can be
supplied by coal dealers. Wood is on sale
to ii limited extent ut from $3.50 to $3.50 in
stove lengths. Four-foot wood hard and
soft mixed is bringing from So to $3.50 per
cord and not enough is in market to meet
the demand
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CALAIS.

The next district union Of the l. o. q. T.
meets at Cabot on Saturday afternoon
Oct. 25.-There was council of doctors
at Mr.. Archie Pearson's III East Calais on
Sunday last.--Mr and Mrs. Green of Brat
tlcboro visited his sisters, Mrs. Bancroft
and Colby on Sunday-Mrs. Dulcena Pease
and Mrs. Pray returned last week from
their trip in Vermont and Canada.-Mr
and Mrs. l.. A. Remission lost their baby
girl, Laura, last Sunday. The child was
sick only a short time with pneumonia
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

j. c. Brown was in town over Sunday
Mrs. A. A. Clark has returned from d.
Il. Dwinel's, where she has been at
work.-Burt Benjamin has sold out his
interests in the store to Albert Burnham.
The Ladies' Aid society meet with Mrs.
c. II. Coolidge this week. The Womans
Missionary meeting will be held in con-
nection. Morton McKinstry has his
house nearly completed.
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FAYSTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson have re-
turned from a seven weeks trip in the
West, having travelled in Canada, North
Dakota, Minnesota and many other States
While John Livingston and son were
driving fence posts Friday. the head ~
the maui flew off. striking Mr.. Livingston
on the head, inhictiDg severe injury. Dr.
Howe dressed the wound. taking Six
stitches to close the gash.-Dan McLaugh-
lin raised 235 bushels of nice clean oats
from 5A bushels Of seed.
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WATERBURY,.

C.. r. Darling and II. VI. Sleeper hsve
bought large farm In lisbon, NJ H., and
will remove there very soon.
Mrs. ]. J. Colby and family have gone
to Montpelier to spend a few days before
leaving for California, whore they are
to make their home Mr.. Colby has been
In California for about year.
Mr.. and Mrs, WA. Hey wood. who have
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PlAINflElO.

A large number went on the excursion
to Boston on Tuesday.-O. l.. Martin has
gone to Manchester, y. H., to have his
eyes treated.-Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Wells
are visiting their son Ernest in Cambridge.
S. ID, Cate. who has been critically i'll
with inflammation Of the bowels. was re-
ported better on Tuesday.-Sadie Farr of
Hardwick is visiting Mrs. Fred Irish, her
sister