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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKi.

THE Installation of the recently elected
officers OF lroQuois Camp No. S'io Modern
W'odmon of America, took place friuaY
evening in Woodmen's hall in Corporation
block. National Lecturer Charles T.. Wha-
lcu Of Madison, Wis, Was tho installing Of
hc"r ana installed the following officers
for the year ensuing: Venerable consul, f..
j. l.inscumoir; worthy adviser, i. j. Cnh-
allan, onnnlnt banher, j. y. Yandow;
clerk, j. -. Iiazinct; escort, j. :, @ Hricu;
sontrN, y. Ii. Whittelllnd, watchmar, sid
ncN snyder. chief forester, &. e. Allard.
Following the installation ceremony the
ilcor Was cleared for dancing, which was
enjoyed until the small hours. about siXt"
couples participating. Music was furnish
ed hy Mrs. l.. y. Henry and George Les
sur. he committee who had the affair in
charg, were c. G. Allard, O. S, Cameron,
Il. l.. Johonnutt, j. NJ. Deady. Il. L. Gates,
y. l.. LaVaigne, Sidney Snyder, J. L.,
Shaulcy. +. G. Alard and q. S. Sinclair.
Tho floor committee was J. l.. Shanley, j..
NJ. Dcady and George S. Sinclair. Barge'
accommodated parties attending from
Burlington. Through the kindness of {.
5, Lord, the rooms formerly occupied by
the Iron Hall club were given up to the
use of the Woodmon for a ladies' coat
room. During intermission refreshments
were served.
Ernest Lasaec. aged 80 years, died quite
suddenly Friday morning. llc was
taken i'll Wednesday and did not take to
his bed until Thursday. He suffered a
sinking spell Friday morning, from
which ne failed to rally. He is survived
by u wife and ten children. The funeral
took place Tuesday morning at
O'Clock from st, Francis Naver church,
George J.. Nash has been engaged by
the American Wooden company as mas
ter mechanic at their mills here. Mr.
Nash held the same position under the
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PAN T ON.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee D"yeo and children
spent Sunday with friends in East Addi-
son.-Grant Allen and bride have return
ed from their wedding trip.-Miss Grace
Gordon of Norgennes is visiting Mrs
Clara Warner.-Mr and AIRS. Rollin Kent
are rejoicing oVor the birth of q daugll-
ter.-Mrs. H. f. l}arto and daughter,
Wcaltha, went to Charlotte last Sa urday
to attend the funeral of Il relatiVc.--Mr
and Mrs. Fred Egglcston of Burlingtou
visited at Fred Grandys the past week.
Tho Methodist Sunday school has Clcct-
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: Superintendent, Mr.. T.. $. TorreN
assistant superintendent Miss Wealtha
liarto; treasurer. Miss Grace Barto; tcc-
rctary, Miss Anna Grdndy; librarian, Ben
Adams,-There is to be an oyster supper
at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. William
Pocu "Wednesday evening, January H.
i}ill one dollar per couple, an allowance
being mado for children The proceeds
are FOR the benefit of Rev. l.. y. Taylor.
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GRANVILLE,

News was received here Monday Of the
Leath oG William Bass at the home of mis-
father G. Bass, In Eiaintree. He mad
iten sick r@IrlN a yeal with conSumutiuu
james saltwater had his shoulder uis-
located Friday while hauiing logs for the
Paper ccmpany.-Georg rye Sargent spralnad
his ankle New Years while loading logs
lie has been laid W ever since.-Nrs. Zeb
Lamb is quite poorly She has been suffer
inS from nervous debility for some tim.
1t is hoped she viii recover SOon.-MrS. g.
Fl; Bagley Is in BraintrGe caring for hcr
daughter. Mrs. Walter Archer, who is ILL.,.
Wales Sargent of Randolph was in town
last wcek.-Miss Grace Abel was in
Rochester Sunday.--Niss Sarah Dowts Of
Northlie!d and Miss Lizzie Downs of Han
COCK visited their sister, Mrs. Il. w. Bold
last wee k.-Mrs. Levi Abel is cor vacscent.
Daniel Bass cf Braintrce visited George
Sargent and Ills mother Mrs. Zeba Lamh
the first Of The woek.--Deputy Sheriff T..
W. licmcnwav Was in Windsor Friday on
official business. Miss Lillian Hubbard
has returned to the normal school AT Ran
uClph Centcr.-Clark Abel is attending the
fieh school at RCch. ster.LMias Lou Whit
Icy has returned to the Whitconb school
i'm Bethel aft II spending the holidays 1T
huIpc.--W j. Carpenter Of Roxbury Is at
work in Rico's mill.-Nolson Spaldns of
RoXbury Is working for y. -. Rice.-N II.
Iticc and son of RCXbury are in town
running the steam mill. w. Brown Of
iittsticd visited George Sargent tho FIRST
of the week.--Mrs. William Huntley L.
quite sick,-ihs I'erney sweeney Of
Rochester is Critically i'll She was for
Incr resident of this town and IA daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs John Sawyer.-Mrs.
Rcbcrt Marsh of Rochester is with her
mother Mrs. Sawyer.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Susan Parker is visiting ner daugh-
ter, Mrs. II. l.. cook,-Dr. and Mrs. Platt
have returned from Boston.-Miss Bing-
ham returned to Shorqham Monday ac-
companied by her brother James.--T. If.
Brown is spending "A few days at NJ. H..
Baldwin s.-rhc ladies of the Moravian
club entertained the gentlemen Tuesday
evening. December 81, at Mrs. L. IL. Tot
tngham'S. ON the programme was a pa
per by Mrs \. NJ. Smith ON Dutch GUS
toms ana characteristics, which was very
well written. Mrs. Nottingham read an
ably written paper on ;hc Life and Writ
iuGs of Eugene Field The poem. Ring out
Wild Bells was read. Solos We're render
Cd by Mrs. j.. f.. Townshcnd, Miss Abbey
and Mr.. Carlson a supper which for
variety and abundance, seemed to satisfy
the wants of the inner manwas then serV-
ed. Mrs. TownShend gave a toast to our
guests the gentlemen, which was happily
responded to by Rev. Y. A. Carlson. The
remainder of the evening was spent in
conversation, games and charades. After
watching the old year out and the new
year in. the company went to their sew
ortl homes, wishing the club success and
each other a happy new year.
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WESTF

Fred Rice is attending the Business col
lcge at Burlington. --Rev. Mr.. Watt OF
Kichn,ond preached in the Congregational
church sunday Miss Phila Hall return
ed to New Hampshire Saturday and Miss
Edith II Ill ia Stockbridsc, Mass. at the
same time.-Misses Nellie OsGood ana
Mary jackson have returned to their
schools in Grand islc.-The officers OF the
Congregational society for the coming
year are as follows: Prudential commit
tee, r. B. Smith, H. W, Rice, Arthur Os-
good; treasurer. John Allen; clerk, Arthur
Osgood trustee, George Grow, modera-
tor John Allen.-F'loyd Grow is recovering
from an attack OF nilanmatory rhcuma-
tism and T. 4. Irish is i'll with the same
truuhlc.-J T.. Rice and ii. w. Iiicc went
to North Hero last week To purchase a
hlooicd iiolStein. MIR. Rice bad a horsc
taken i'll as soon as he returned and it
died Friday Miss Winnie Ospood is in
Burlington for medical treatment.-'rhe Of
hccrs of Chittcnden lodge, No, q, Knights
of Pythas, who We're elected "A week ago
were installed Thursday evening by De-
putty Grand Chancellor James II. Grow.
The following Is a list of the officers: DR.,
q. l.. Burritt C. C.; b. A. stone, V. C.;
&. f. Macomber, prclatc; w. c. Perry, NJ
w.. r. b. Rice. Is of r. and S. II. I. Fay
NJ. T.; r. W. Grow, NJ. EN-; r. y. Perry,
NJ. A.--Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bates Of For
rest River, n. D., are visiting III town.
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ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDl.EBURY.

Mrs w. W. Birch. who has been sick for
the past 10 days with typhoid fever. dicd
carly Friday morning. She is survived ny
81 husband, who is dangerously Ill with the
fever She was 80 years of age. member
Of the Methodist church, and was recently
elected president of the Epwcrth Lcagnr
of that church. A prayer was offered
10y Kcy. f.. ). Guernsey al the home Mon-
DAY noon and the remains we're taxi n
ON the iycr to Poultney her former home,
where funeral services were held, and
tho intormcnt was III the family lot IN
that town.
Charley Harvey Of Wcybridge drove
into town Friday tine blooded horse and
put Up at the Addison House stable where
the horse was taken sick with the cohc
and died in a few hours.
The remains of Mis- Julia Nallett oil
New York were brought here Saturday
iight on the flyer and taken to the un-
dcrtal,ing rooms of Piper and Goycttc'
where they remained until sunday morn
Ing at $50, when they were taken to the
west cemetery for interment. Rev. w. Il.
Forsyth offered a prayer ut the grave,
the regular funeral service being held in
New York city Friday.
Mrs. Melvin Damon. who has been Ill
for some time with a complication OF as
eases. died Friday afternoon at the 90
of Il years. She is survived by husband
and one daughter. The funeral was htlc
nuhuaN ai'crnoon al u SioVh' .'o,, -.
d i",ou 'i'u 'i', ~, ,., 49,,
was ~ 'ne Aui''iis w al '"e o0'o '''N
ceHieterE' , , -, @
'haIleS bruSd' Mho ma "eeH ~ ~.
SS'l' 'i'i', ei'u eaii' "'i'u"S III, t',n' ~
INC ase Vi '' I'"lN' y - 9u, Wv" ~ 81
Wiz, SiN u""EnteiH' .hiS' - T"u,'o',, ,'''..
"I tiartloru' 'oii1'' MlS, @ T@I"iIh i'r' ~,
OF NcrSenhes' MISS oara!l bruS" ol w Vi
X'ster' MaSS;' anu Niss Len" "nu ts,,'i ciut =
hruEd ol MluuIepury "!u hNe TUI's = ~ i"''f'
0i Iat oiha NaSh', Nh"ii ieS VI -, .u,'Co
*. - ~ uIS ~ Ioa.o'i a. .i'ul
ol''I,' az" I1N"L 80 W - t, 49,,
MI bruEa was cal IPe,tet ~ u "uv a,l, l',
was sooner III me c.Nii " ai IN lu''c. N, ~
~ neiu I'm '3", -n"i. -
"nS ~ ~ u' 80 ' ..'", 'i,i'S cottl,
anu thc liiIciiu'H' was III nv Nh'h''N
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CORN WAL

Subscribers Of the Cornwall Telephone
company are very much pleased with the
connections the" are given with tn. NeN
En- and, StorohHm. Wcyhridgc and Nd
Olson lines. 1t WAS largely through Mr.
Foote of the Cornwall company that the Sc
privileges Wcrc ma 10 possible. There are
at present 81 resident subscribers. Mr..
FCutc having placed % phones ON his
lines sine" the consolidation. Among tie
late subscribers are Dr. f.. o. PCrtcc ana
!. l.. Ecll---NisS 1crtha Baldwin Of
Whiting has Charge Of tho Central nj A..
w. foct"'s.- Miss l,utf Manchester is
very Ill with IleGrc- pneumonia at her
fathers, William Nj ncheStor's,-Th C0l-
prcEational uld Baptist churches are hold
ing union meetings this week. Tuesday
and Wednesday, at West Cornwall: sun
day. Thursday and Friday at Cornwall -
Miss Libhin Lane Cf WillamltoW is
a guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. +. Sampson
Charles Mack. eldest son of James
Mack, is seriously i'll with pneumonia -
Miss Jonni" With1ell If ShOrehlm is ut
her brothers, G. r. Nthercll's, for ihc
~ mainder of the winter.
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RICHMOND.

The Itcv. Tneodorc Holmes OF Ports
mouth, y. H.. preached at the Congreea-
tinnal church the 9TH inst and will preach
here for several sundays to come Mrs
Margaret Ryan, wife of Daniel Burk. died
December 81. The funeral was held AT thu.
Catholic church the d inst the intrrnrnt
being in tn" family lot in Burlinetou.-
The village schools will not open until
Monday. January IL, owing to Whooping
cough.-Frank GduNin. a student of ST.
liHa,in inthc college. L. T.. is spending his
vacation at home with his parents. Mr..
aud Mr.. Lewis GauNiu.-Albert ToWur.
two sons. and one daughter. have NOV, Il
into their house on the corner Of Tilden
and Baker aVenue.-At the regular meet
ing of samaritan lodge I. q. .. f.. held
at thoir lodge room last Tuesday evening.
the Following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: +. q. Nichols, y. g.; ID. j.
Squiros, Y. c.: y. J. Hall. secretary; W.
j.. FlaSg, per secretary; X. T.. Jones.
treasurer. Tie appointed officers are as
follows. \. G. Berry, warden; &. ~
Avcrl. Con; Guy j. Clifford. G. w,
Green supporters y. c.; NJ -. Goodrich,
y. &. Kenyon. supporters To Y. O.. W. @.
Vincent. Il. :. S. Arnold j. sherman. /.
c.: +. \. johnson. -. o.; .hOuzo Chase.
l,haplain.-N Mr. y. T.. Robinson Is very i'll
"a The home OF his fath,r r-in-law, Henry
Iilssctt. Rev. Alunzo Chase preached his
farewell sermon last S,mdaY.-Miss Sadie
Green l. Visiting her sister. Mrs :. {.
Srith, in NiddlchurN. tho annual
meeting of the ConGrcg gational church
january /. Salmon Green was elected dca-
con for three years and clerk for one year:
NJ. :. Whitoomh treasurer; Mr.. T.. y.
Mason. trustee for three years. At the
Conversational Sunday school the 18th inst.
Frank Balch was elected superintendent
+. H. Shepardsou, clerk, :. Squircs Ii
brarian; Miss Cdrlottd Audr, US, orGanlst.
n. {. Hindes. principal Of the graded
school, has moved into Charles Bostwick :
house ON Main Sttcct-Thc aid circle "l
Kings Daughters viii Get at the V"StY
of the Congregational church next Friday
dttcrnoon.-Alr. Holmes who preached
here last sunday, was preaching mere
when the rebellion broke ont in 1860. lie
soon after enlisted ar a private, was az
pointed chaplain, ana Was ON icn CuS-
ter's staff at the battle of Cedar Creek.
lie was shot through his right wrist while
harangins the troops with upli1ted hahd'
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BRISTOL.

Tho library trustees met in the library
room Saturday and organized by clcrting
w. y. Lawrence. president; II. W NarncY.
secretary, and T.. Il. Patterson, lrcaS'rc".
As soon as the necessary arrangements
are made with the state, the property will
he turned over to the Bristol FIRE" library.
Miss Rena Callahan will lead the Chris
sumner the Epworth League citing next
Sunday cvcning.-E. K. Leet is very low
with Bright~ oisease.-NIrs Victoria
Iiamblr. is IN very poor health Tho Bap-
tist society elected officers as follows last
Saturday night: Clerk. =. T.. Ellison; as
sistant clerk. Ber; CalNins: deacon for
three years. ". Il. NeN ton, treas urcr w.
NJ Farr; trustees. L. VI. Bates, +. r.
Dickcrman. j. J. Dumas.-HoNard AVeriU
returned to his dental studies in ,}alti-
more, Md, MondaY-D. r.. Farr has re-
turned to his law studies in New York ana
Arlie Farr to the Albany business collog'.
e. J. Hewitt received n Telegram Mon
Gay morning informing him that his hrOth-
cr, Crosby Hewitt. was dead in Framing
ham. Mass. The body WAS brought here
for bulial.-NrS w. II. Hughes is IN the
sick list.--'rhn winter term of the graded
school opened Monday with a large attend
ancc.-Thc week of prayer is being oh
served at the Baptist church. McctinGs
VIII he held every evening this week "X-
Ccpt Saturday.
The fire district elected officers Monday
evening as follows. Clerk T., w Bates.
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ton boarding house at the north Of the
mills has bcnl leased tc Philip NJ. Mohr.
an CHpericn ed chef and Is bc ing thorough
ly ovcrhauled and put in the best of shape
ana Is cXpc ted to be occupied about the
10Th of January New fiC1ts, rot air. bath,
and closets are being put III, while the
whole building is hcirg rcpapcrcd and
painted. Maay other tCncmerts about
town are also .bcirg put in shape for oc-
CCrancy This work is being supcrintcnd-
ed Y Oscar w. Edwards
The first woddinG of the now year at st.
Francis %1vier church took place Tues
day morning. when Miss Eva Barron was
married to William Walker, by Rev. !. =.
Audct in the presence OF n few invited
friends and relatives. Following the ccrc-
mOnY. breakfast was served at the home
of the groom on Chase street. and in the
evening IA reception was rendered them.
They were the recipients Of numerous
gifts.
The advertised letters in the post Office
f(r the week ending January dth are as
fellows: Jean Bcnot. Edward Butler,
Ralph Carpenter Laura Demars.
The marriage Of Wlfied Babbitt ana
Miss AlbenI st. Peter. eldest daughter OF
Mr. ard Mr. Joseph ST. Peter of thii
place, is ann Junced to take place Thurs
Gay morning 1T st. FrGnois Xavier church.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY
BENNINGTON.

Sheriff Wilson and Deputy Sheriff Cod
frey lcft Wednesday morning for Fort
Banks, at Winthrop, Mass, returning to
captain Anderson commanding the post.
Robert McFarlanc, who WAS held here as
doserter from The 10th company. L. S.
Coast Artillery The prisoner seemed will
ing to go and was duly handed over to
the military authorities.
The meteorological report for the month
OF DcCe embcr as taken ut the graded schools
shows that the mean maximum tcmpcra-
turc was 3f.G degrees mean minimum 15.7.
Thc maximum temperature was 90. the
minimum iG. The total precipitation was
3.S inches. The total snow fall was
49, inches, the largest for the month OF
december in years. There were clear
days. ) cloudy, and 10 partly cloudy. Sc
vor inches of snow fell on the .G;h.
tl Briggs. commander of G. A. custer
post has been granted an increase of pc n
sion to $40 per month.
enc of the leading events of New Years
daN i'll this section was the reunion in the
vi ge OF Dorset of the Gilbert and ilol-
ley antilles, representatives of which are
found i'll every town in the county. Only
residents of Dorset were present at tn =
gathering, and they numbered 80, most of
th'n being over 10 years of age. The re-
UNION was held at the home OF Professor
Nc' 80 Gilbert. formerly of Oberlin Col
leg There were beautiful and artistic
decorations Of varied kinds and form, n
nv seal and literary entertainment, with
Now Years favor to every person pres
cnt the whole supplemented 10y a fine
supper The oldest person present was
MI Harriet liollcN Gilbert, Il years of
de" ana most of the others were direct
deS' endants of the venerable woman. She
Is The last of eleven children. Eight of
thcin, four sons and four daughters lived
10 DE over 80 years of age, one OF the lat
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SH0REHAM.

Mrs. NJ w Bingham went Saturday to
ConneC ticut to visit her sister.-Misses
Gertrude and Grace Bingham returned to
Philadelphia and Miss Grace Bingham re-
turned to Hartford, Conn.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. T.. Boardnlan and daughter of Essex,
n. Y, visited Mrs. NJ. u. Baldwin last
week. Sheldon Cook and family have
moved into NJ w. Bngham's house and
will care for Madame Bingham.-Mrs
Frances Bullion of TiCondcroga spent Sun
day with Mrs. r. II. Moorc.-The annual
rol-cal of the Congregational church will
occur Thursday. January l6. supper will
be served promptly at o'clock. after
which the reports will be read and busl-
ness transacted. All are cordially invit-
ed TO bc prescnt.-rhc second evening in
the entertainment course is January 2l
when Mr.. Aitchiaydec. the London enter
tanner, viii appear Tie Boston Glooc
says: "AitchiaNd dee carried the audience
by storm in each of his numbers at Bcrke-
lev TCmplC last evening"
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STARKSBORO.

William Wyman and wife are IN Bristol
caring for theii daughter, Mrs. Mark
bushnell, who is ill.-'rh,re was . family
reunion at Henry Dike's Christmas, about
p were in attendancc.-Abner Ravlu die
at his homo Tuesday night. The funeral
was held Friday afternoon-NewS was rn-
ccived in town of the death of Arthur Bid
wei! Of Springfield, Mass, from pncumoni
Mark Bushnell returned to Thomson
Vile, Conn, Monday night.-.Alson Collins
teams are hauling logs for O. ID. Baldwin.
Tho union Christmas tree at the Rautisc
church was well attended. each pastor
being remembered with Il purse Of moncy.
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BRlDPORT.

The little son Of Nj. and Mrs. q. D.
Payne Is improving News has been rc-
c"iNcd Of the arriage Cf Ida Uemcnway.
recently of this town.-- Mrs. Martha tayn
Is III Poultncy with her sister Mrs. llh-
lard-Niss Patty Fletcher is recovering
from her recent illness. R,V. w. \. B1-
con ofliviat II at the funeral of Mr.. Walker
In Shoreham LIST Sunday --McssrS Wright
and Bush If orwell w,tc in town last
"eck.--An rt is being made To secure
a railroad freight depot route in tho south
Pert of the town.-'rhc week t prayer was
OILS rved at the Ncstry.-Miss ThCda BALI
vim CT Shorefam was tho recent guest of
friends in town.-MTs. j. II. Withercll Wis
tied her daughter 1T Chimney Point thc
first of the week.
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WHIT ING.

Miss Ellen Walker Of Leicester, a for
mer resident, was brought to the cemo =
terry on Monday last for bural.-Mr. Duf-
fanny WAS killed in the woods last week by
the falling OF "A large branch, which struck
On his head, crushing the skull lie was
taken to the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Antoine Shenkoy, where he died in the
evening without recovering consciousness,
His remains were taken to West Chazy,
y. y, for burial,-Mrs. Peck visited her
daughter in brandon this week Hiss
Cara N'tcham spent few days in Bran
don last week.-A large gathering, mostly
of young people met with Rev. and Mrs.
II. II. White ON Monday evening. Cake
ana cole" were served, and games were
lndulged In and all passed pleasant oycu-
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

This week is being observed as the week
of prayer in the Methodist churc II The
Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. Lucinda
Aliens Wednesday afternoon.-M. +. Al
len has gone to Montpelier to attend h
DairNmenS meeting.-Mrs. Herbert
kingsland. Miss Lancaster. Miss France
Wheeler and John Wheeler were in Bur
lington Tuesday.--Mrs. Henry Rowlcy of
Shclburne is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Esma Palmer.
For teas. Cofces, sugar, -four and fccd
OF all kinds so 20 Avery & Preston, Ferrls
lUTu and North EprriSlura
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LINCOLN.

David Merrill of this town and Miss Lii
liam, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch
Young of South Starksboro, We're united
in marriage at the home of the bride at
high noon, January l. They left immc-
diately for bridal trip to Shirley, Mass :.
after which they will reside herc-The
same cay at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
NJ +. Cove of Ferrisburgh, their daugh-
this place. After "A few days spent with
friends here. they viii go to Middcrown
Conn. where Mr. Fstey has n position in
the state Industrial school Hosts Of
friends wish thcs" young people much
happincss.-Mr and Mrs. c. II hammer
and Mr., and Mrs, Clayton save attended
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SALISBURY.

Tho new furnace for the church is re-
ceiVed and is being put in place, Mr. CAL
houn of MiddlcburY furnishes it.-1tcV Il,
j, Barton closed his pastorate with the
church IN Salisbury January D. at which
time SIX persons were received into the
church on pref ssion of fatih-Mrs l.. y.
Naterhouse died about . o'clock Monday
morning after a short illness with pncu-
mOnia.-ScNcral members of the Dun
more Grange visited the grange in Bran
don Saturday evening.
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LEICESTER.

Nj Hiram Cuprcn after suffering a lon"
tine fir nm a 'aucer. died at his home De-.
-tth, and was buried the following sun
day, Doc ~ tn. Intern cnt at RrandGu.
y daughter Vas born t. Nr ana Mr..
Samuel Caprcr Dec. 29ih.-Nr. Roberts Of
ta"tlctcn mad" Il visit to his farm last
week. Miss lhoz T,sko of Rutland spent
a few days With friends ntlv.--CArtio
l;roWnSon VA unalle t. attend school last
week. but is able to attend school again