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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-04-10
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Minckler are on
week or ten days visit in Burlington and
Westford.-It is reported that DIR. Sears
is not coming back to the Island to prac-
tice. but is going to move into his cot
tage on the west shore.-Mr. and Mrs
William Mooney came to the Grand Isle
bridge, April Miss Bernice Lewis. who
has been in the employ of Nantine Bros
was called to her home in Chazy, n. Y,
April by the illness of her mother
Socrates Reynolds and daughter Lucy.
have gone to Bangor and Potsdam to visit
Mr. Reynolds brothers. Jesse and Scion
Reynolds.-Airs. Hannah Macombcr is OK
pectcd home Friday. Mrs Macomher has
been away from home four months and her
many friends will be glad to have her at
home again.-Miss Jennie Kinney has over
100 young chickens
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WAITSFlElD.

Rev. and Mrs. ]. e. Badger went on
Monday to ST. Adams. for the annual con-
ference to be held at that place.-A. l..
lhillcr has moved to Mrs. Dana's house at
Irasville and V. d. Griffith has moved into
T.. II. McAllister's house vacated by Mr..
Millcr.-An entertainment by the Junior
Home Circle will be given at the Congre-
glt.onal vestry Friday evening April IS. A
literary programme will be given on,
Songs of the Civil War: the Men Who
Wrote Them, and the Boys Who Sung
Them" Ice cream and cake will be served
The proceeds will be used for repairs on
the church. Mrs. DR.. Gorham is in town
for a weeks visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Haselton.--The society Of
Kings Daughters and Sons entertained
the Junior Home Circle and young friends
at the church parlors Wednesday evening.
of last week.--The Memorial day address
mere this year will be by the Rev. W. Il
Stroetcr of w arren.--There will be no
morning service next Sunday at the Meth
odlst church on account Of the absence
of the pastor. The other services of the
day will be observed as usual-Misses
Annie Rragg, Emily Johnson and Mabel
Howe returned Monday to their studies at
the Randolph Normal school.-There Ia to
be n sock social at the Methodist church
parlors Tuesday evening. April 49, to which
all are invted.-Miss Bessie Boyce Is at
home for a few days visit-The King 8
Daughters and Sons met at the home OF
Miss Lena Bushnell Wednesday afternoon
of this week,
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The announcement has teen made OF the
engagement of George Fl. Parmenter OF
this city and Lillian e. Vail Of Worcester.
Browns mills, the property Of the late
Wilbur Brown. have been bought by O.
II. Richardson of this city OF Mrs. Brown.
Clyde Ten plcton and Carl Reed have
bought out f. G.. Holiness candy estab
lishnent in the Holmes block ard are to
take possession April Is.
At St. Augustine's Church Monday
John Gallagher and Miss Hannah Tally
were united in marriage by Father w. j.
O'Sullivan, Patrick Tally being grooms-
man and Katherine Hanlon bridesmaid.
William j. Fisher and Miss Kathryn A.
Henneerry were married Tuesday by the
Rev. w. j. Sullivan at St. Augustine 8
Church. A nuptial mass was said In honor
OF the occasion. The newly welded couple
left in the afternoon for Montreal for a
short bridal tour.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Miss Patterson. daughter Of Mrs. FL
bridge Holman, has arrived here from
Texas and will spend the summer with her
mother
Miss Evelyn Denney Of Mortified has
come to reside with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Prince.
Miss Mabel Wadleigh has been engaged
to teach the spring term of school at West
Brookfield.
Clarence Bruce, who went to Hollis, y.
H., to work in a green house, has returned
to his home not finding the position what
it was promised.
George S. Day, who was robbed at New
York when about to take the steamer for
London, Eng, n short time ago. has again
started to make the trip. leaving here Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Caroline Clifford, aged 81 years, died
Sunday night at Arson Burroughs. where
she has lived for the past seven years OF
pneumonia and old age. She leaves one
sister Mrs. Edmund Webster OF East
Randolph. and a grandson. Charles Mar
den, a lawyer of Evansville, Mimi, who
has cared for her for the past seven years.
Prayer was offered for Mr.. Burroush' 8
Tuesday at o'clock by the Rev. G. o.
Howe and the burial was at dolph
Center.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Holmes Of st. Adams
were the guests OF the Rev. and Mrs. Edv
win Wheelock Thursday. Mrs. Holmes re-
Laura remained till Tuesday.-Miss Mary
Reynolds returned to her school in Boston
last week Tuesday.-Earl Smith went to
Barre last week and is to attend Goddard
Scminary-Mrs. Matte Wetherell has been
on the sick list but is now improving.-The
Sunday school class OF Mrs. w. Nj. Scott
gave pleasant surprise party last week
and made her a present Of a nice album
Mrs. G.. II. Newton visited in Johnson Fri
day.-The Rev. e. l.. NJ. Barnes and Mrs.
Hattie Putnam are attending conference
in st. Adams this week.-The Rev. Albert
c. Mohr left Monday morning for brief
visit at his home in New York city.-Prof.
p A. Gilmore will speak at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday morning. in
the evening will be union services led by
Mrs. Leavens.-A little daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Hooper, April l.
The schools in district No. l will COM
mence Monday. April "a. Prof Gilmore has
the high school department, Miss Glenna
Carpenter the intermediate, Lillian Noble
the End primary and Miss Bailey the LIST
primary.-'The reading circle met at the
study Of the Rev. A. G. Mohr Thursday
evening and left beautiful volume OF
1owels complete as token of esteem and
appreciation.-Aden Brush was married In
Newport last week, Wednesday to Miss
Glenna Holmes Of Enosburgh. They will
be home to their friends after April Is.
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GREENSBORO,

Mrs. Susan Mitchell lost a valuable COW
recently.-Mrs. william Mitchell is gaining
slowly.-Mrs. David Speir, who has be,
III, is improving John Cook, who is Ill
with pneumonia, is a little better.-H. A.
Rice has gone to st. Johnsbury to visit
his daughter. Mrs. L. ]. Hallett.-John
Simpson of New York has purchased the
farm owned by Mrs. Aston. Erwin Ohm
stead has returned from Denver, Col. on
account Of the poor health Of his mother.
Mrs. Campbell and son. who have been
stopping with Mrs. Brownlee since the
death of her husband, have returned to
their home in Canada.
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BARRE.

Deputy Sheriff W. +. Shepard of this city
is candidate for the position OF high
sheriff now held by Sheriff Graves OF Wat
erbury. Mr.. Shepard has been deputy
for 10 years.
Mrs Wealthy Edison, aged 81 years, died
Monday afternoon at her home on West
street, from heart trouble. She was for
merry a resident of Stowe. where the body
was taken Wednesday for interment
The resignation of Dr. j. Henry jackson
as cemetery commissioner has finally been
accepted by the city council and Alex Bu-
chan was appointed to the position
o. II. Hale is to erect a building on Pearl
street for auction purposes, his present
quarters having been rented by c. Luchim
4, Co. as a confectionery and candy parlor.
The store will be opened May ].
Nat Whittier has recovered sufciently
to he able to be on the street. He qualified
yesterday for the position of city assessor
to which he was elected month ago.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

e. y. O'Brien OF Lowell. Mass, visited
at the home of his father-in-law, w. >.
Livingston, recently.--Thc Rev. DR.. d. Il.
Evans of Boston. formerly pastor or the
Methodist church in this place, Is the guest
of George w. Bowen for few days. Inc
many friends of Mr. Evans are pleased to
see him again.-Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Ford
Mrs f. A. Austin, Mrs. q. a. Phelps and
Mrs. J. c Towle are attending the YER
mont Methodist conference at st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. F'reer gave sugar
party Tuesday evening in honor or the
Rev. d. l.. Evans.-The condition OF Mrs.
C. w. Searles. who has been i'll the past
week is better
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CABOT.

Misses Alice Blodgett, May Ormsbee
and Emma Laird are at home from school
at Johnson for n short vacation.-The Rev.
o. u. Aiken is In attendance at conference
this week so no services will be held in the
Methodist Church next Sunday.-Four per-
sons united with the Congregational
Church last Sunday.-Mrs. Abbie ]. Smith
has sold her village property to A. V. Nell
son. Occupation Is to be given May LIST;
consideration 81. 800 MARK Bliss 10 moving
into the tenement part Of Mrs Emily
Haines house Hcwsrd Carpsntsr IL TO
move 6ver Morse Aue'. stpA-N. D.
Rogers has purchased some real setate
which formerly belonged to this John Wal
bridse.-A village melting Is called for next
Monday TO see II they will vote for street
electric lighting. Electrics' have recent
ly been installed in several places and more
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MlDDLESEX.

Mrs. Sarah Darling Of Montpelier visited
friends in town Saturday.. II. Daniels
Is on the sick list He Is attended by pa
Grout Of Waterbury.-A poverty party
was held at William Shepard's Tuesday
evening, April Sth, under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Home Circle. All report a
pleasant time.-George Lewis has rented
his farm to Charles Rowell.-Joseph Denny
of Mortified spent Sunday at E. Z. Camp
bell's.-Rev. ]. Q. Angel left Wednesday.
April 8. for the Methodist conference at
st. Adams. II. l.. Hersey Is ILL.,
Mrs. William Shepard and Miss Flora vis-
tied In Waterbury Saturday.-Mrs. c. T.
Darling visited in Montpelier Monday
w. II. Farrar went last Monday to Barre
where he has secured employment.-Miss
Sarah Mead died Saturday afternoon after
a long illness Of consumption. The fun
eral was held Tuesday afternoon with in
terment In the village cemetery.-Mrs. NJ
w. Miles Is confined to the house by a See
we're cold. Mrs. NJ. J. Herbert Is also on
the sick list-Mrs. G. W. Atkins 10 visiting
her sister In Duxbury.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Misses Addie Honsgner Of Rouses Point
and Ida Honsinger of Rutland were home
over Sunday.-Mrs. Fanny Aldrich of Hon
olulu was the guest of Miss Clara Rockwell
last week,-Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Steven
son OF Canada have moved in ]. S. Cor
don's farm house vacated by Fred Laroy.
Misses Hattie and Jennie Rockwell were
home over Surday.-Schoo!s commenced in
town April 7th.-Capt r. B. Rockwell left
town Sunday night to fill his position on
the steamer Chateaugay.-Miss Emma
Pierce OF Rutland is the guest Of Miss Ger
trnde Soule.-Borney Lewis has a posi-
ton as clerk, in NJ. NJ. Deans store.-Dick
Lewis. who has been laid up some time
with burn on his leg is improving.-The
ice went out OF the lake on this side Of the
town, April Bird, and the schooner Wallar
sailed in the creek. from Dillingham; Bay
IN an hour or so after 1t was pleasant
sight after a long winter.-Misses Matte
and Maria Rockwell returned to Montpe-
lier Saturday.-N1rs. p. d. Jameson, who
has been i'll for several weeks on Grand
Isle, has been moved home, but Is still in
very poor health.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
LaRow are again called to mourn the loss
of little one. The funeral was Monday
The Rev. William Miller went to confer
ence Tuesday. His many friends hope he
will be returned to Alburgh another year.
ID. Stephensons little daughter is sim
very low, not much hopes of her recovery.
j. Garlic who has been in Waltham,
Mass, all winter, has returned home for
tho summer, and is boarding at Rama
Duha's.
The ladies Of the church will hold So
ciable at the home Of w. A. Soule April
Is. All are invited to attend.-Dr. Tink-
ham of burlington was in town Tuesday
to see Lille Mary Stephenson. who is dan
gerousy ill.-Miss Maud lIawrican II
North Hero is teaching school in the O'Neil
district.-Mr and Mrs Fred Hazen have
moved into the Dragon house Mt the Gen.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Fred Strong and Mrs Arms are Ill
with the grip-Mrs. F. p. Willard was re-
Gently called to Boston by the illness Of
her father-M. d. Willard has been drawn
on the jury.-E. A. Pierce has sold his farm
to Frank Andrews.-Emma Cooley has re-
turned from Boston.-Ethel and Mabel
Gladding OF Barre are visiting relatives
here.-Brock Sployed has returned to his
work in the creamery.-Prof o. X. Hollis
ter is visiting in Boston.-C. F. Dudley has
been putting in a permanent road on Gree
ly hill.-Mrs Alvin NJ. Pierce is very low
with heart trouble.-Mr and Mrs. Frank
A. Cooley are rejoicing over an infant
daughter-A nephew OF Mr.. Brazer has
lately arrived from England.-L. L. Cutler
has rented his fathers farm.
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NORTHeIElD.

Nan, the Mascotte," a four act drama,
was presented in Concert Hall Thursday
evening by the members of the senior class
of the high school, 1t was very success
full entertainment in every respect, $40 be-
ing realized over expenses. Those taking
ing part were G. r. Cofrin, j. NJ. Bullock,
c. A. Roys A. D. AicCarty, Ray Cutting.
M J. Edgerton, r. II. Farr. c. B. Duns-
moor and the Misses Louise A. Newell.
Nina M. Thompson, None A. Hayes and
Florence F. Ford. The specialties included
a trombone solo by W. p. Springer vocal
solo, Miss l.. Bernice Thomas and Sc
lection by a quartette composed Of Miss
Thomas. Miss Laura NJ. Cutting, w. G.
Thompson and H. |. Cutting.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Miss Bertha Pike and her brother Ira
were guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Pike Sunday.-Mrs. Arthur Johnson
and friend Mrs. Woodward, who have been
guests Of Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Marshall returned to their
homes In Barre Thursday.-Mrs. Alma
Woodwork who has been with her mother
Mrs. Eliza Humphrey for two weeks re-
turned to her home in Barre Friday last.
The Rev. F. r. Sale preached a very
interesting sermon in the Baptist Church
last Sunday to an attentive audience. The
singing was especially good. Mr.. Sale will
preach in the same place at the same hour
(three p NJ next Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
George Burnham of Waterbury were at
l.. II. Bloss's Sunday.
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. NJ o. Kelley is visiting friends In
Cambridge.-A son arrived at the home OF
3lst.-Mrs. Thomas Cheney Is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Child at Burlington.
Miss Lou Smith is visiting her
brother, Roy Lyon at Cnderhill.-A. d.
Stockwell found one Of his horses dead in
the stall Saturday morning.--Mr. and Mus.
George Bassel rejoice over the arrival OF
son on the 7th.--Miss Gertrude Wilbur
returned home on Monday from Underhill
Horace Flcmings has moved into
George Bickford's house down the
nvor-S. o. Campbell has bought the small
farm above Henry Olin's of Il. NJ. McFnr-
land
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ESTATE OF LOVINA A. TATHO OF
SOUTH BURLINGTON.


STATE or VERMONT. District OF Chit.
tenden
To all persons concerned in the estate OF
Lovina A. Tatro. late of South Burlington,
in said district deceased.
GREETINGS:
At a Probate Court, holden at Burllny-
ton within and for the District OF Chit
tendcn, on ;he 18th day of Arril, 1902.
an instrument purporting to ho tie last
will and testament Of Lcyina A. Tatro latc
of South Burlington i'll said district, de-
ceased was presented to the Court afore-
said, for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that the
9Th day of March. 1902 at the Probate
Court, rooms. In said burlington, be as:
signed for proving said instrument; and
that notice thereof be given to all per-
sons concerned. by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burling-
ton Weekly Free Press, a newspaper pub
lished a said Burlington, previous 10 the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said court. at the time ana
place aforesaid. and contest the probs u
Of said will, IL you nave cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington IN
said district, this 4th day of April. 1902
MARCELLU6 A. BINGHAM
4.w3 Judge.
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BROOKFIELD.

Wallace Greene of Waterbury, formerly
Of this town, has been visiting friends.--
The sugar social at Torrance Calagen' S
Thursday evening was much enjoyed
George Richards has purchased the farm
known as the Julian Morse place.-Five OF
the seniors spent last Friday evening with
George Wheatley at his home in East
Brookfield. A pleasant time was reported.
The Rev. +. +. Womer Of Lebanon Is ex-
pected to deliver the sermon at the Second
Congregational Church next Sunday.
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ESTATE OF GEORGE n. BABCOCK OF
El'RlINGTON

We. the subscribers having been ap.
pointed by the Honorable the Proba,s
Court for the District OF Chittenden Com
n IS oners to receive, examine and adjust
against the estate OF George H. Bahcock.
late of burlington, in sad district
deceased. and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto. and SIX
months from the day o. he date hereof
being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the office If r. r. Wales,
in said Burlington. in sad district on ths
st Saturdays OF May ard October
ucXt. at IL o'clock a. m, on each Of sa ID
days.
Dated this 9th day of April 1862.
r. f. WALES.
J. T.. HOGAN.
H,w3t Commissioners.
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. ]. r. Wilson has returned to her
home after a two weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Guy Bancroft of East
Calais.-Mr NJ. +. Kent has gone to New
Hampshire to visit her daughter, Mrs. A.
j. Lance.-Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Taylor of
Barre were in town over Sunday.-Mrs
Sybil Bruce has moved to Montpelier to
live with her son, Periey.-Eurene Buck )
family have moved into the Frank Harri-
man tenement, and Eben Hurlburt into
George Lacky's "old Bruce house. Little
Hazel Hopkins invited thirteen of her little
girl friends one day last week to eat new
sugar on snow with her. The little ones
had very pleasant time Miss Rather
inc Wilson is visiting In East Calais for a
Week.-Mrs. Ella Watson of Woodbury. has
been stopping a few days with her friends
in town.-The Rev. Mr.. Atkinson goes to
conference this week.
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WARREN.

Giles Hutchinson of Northfeld is visiting
George Long.--Barney Gillet Of Mortified
was in town Sunday.-Dr. j. s. Dodge Is
doing quite a business vacinating people
here in town.-O. A. Poland lost horse
last week.-Leon Brown and mother
have moved to Brookfield-Fred Long was
in Bristol one day last weekly. f. Minor
is able to he out again.-Alvin Hanks was
in Roxbury one day last week.-Mattie
Charleston has let her place to Mr. Swan
and will move to the Retta Shattuck place
The Warren Cooperative Creamery Co.
are doing a good business now as they
have all Of their old patrons back with
some from Waitsfield and Roxbury.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kinney are re-
joicing over the birth Of a ten pound
daughter. born April 4th.--Mrs. b. S. Irish
and daughter Florence, went to their new
home in Burlington Saturday.-Frank
Keller visited friends in Burlington last
week.-Mrs.. w. c. Clark has returned to
her home in Hardwick, accompanied by
Miss Anna Martin.-Miss Grace Wilcox of
Grand Isle is visiting friends in town.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Miss Blanche Hall returned to her school
in Wilder last Saturday Winnie Judd has
gone to the Randolph House at the Cen
ter to work.-Mrs. N. w. Vinson IL recov-
ering slowly.-Mrs. Carrie Smith Is re-
ported as quite ill.-Jared Hyde has closed
his labors in the grist mill. d. j. Camp
has new man to succeed him.-Mrs. F.
A Holbrook has returned to her home In
Brooklyn, N. Y, after q two weeks stay
with relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Waldo Is still confined TO her
room
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of Isle la Motto is visiting her cousinE. N.
Goodsell.-Joe earle of Providence Is here
to buy horses. cows and hay.-The Rev.
Mr.. Miller and several others will attend
the conference in st. Albans.-Mrs. Peter
Vantine and Mrs. NJ. r. Mott are both Ill
with rheumatism.-A. *. Martin Is to
make extensive improvements on his dwell.
ing house and store this spring.-Mrs. G..
NJ. Young of Swanton is visiting In town.
Schools in town begin Monday April T.
Miss Ida Ladd of Grand Isle teaches here.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Della Jewell is visiting her son, DR..
Henry Jewell, In Nashua. N. H.-Lovina
Lyford has returned from Worcester,
Mass, and is stopping with her son, Sher-
man.--John White, a farmer residing near
North Calais. died suddenly Of heart trou-
BILE last week. He was a brother-in-law
of Alfred Wheeler.-Flora Drenan Is en-
gagged to teach the spring term OF school.
-(,eOrga ANGEL Ia quite Ill
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BRADFORD.

Rev. II. j. Kilbourn gave his
lecture on TIE French Ell glsh struy
gle IN North Amtri'a. ard the cul'
mination On the Ilaire Of Abra-
ham, at st. Johnsbury Tuesday April l..
in the entertainment course Of the Y. M.
C. A.-Mrs. Gay w. FELTON, of Newbury
vas in town Thupday.--T. A. Chase and
NJ. q. Flanders were in Lyndonville Thurs
day on railroad business Miss Ethel
Webb of Montpelier is spending her vaca-
tion with her parents, Rev. end Mrs A. IL.
Wehb.-Niss Minnie O'Gornpn of Nashua,
N. H., fs caring for Burnham Cowdrey.-
Miss Maude II. Clarke and Frank Harris
were guests of Miss Maudc Harris in West
Lebanon, n. H.. Sunday .--Frof and Mrs
f. NJ. Roscoe of Waterbury have been Wis
itirg in own.-Mrs. Oscar Johnson and
family hay, moved to WOodsNille. n. Il.
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GRAF TSBURY.

II. A. Scott and son moved into their tcw
store last week. Caroline Weinmann from
Jacksonville visited relatives and friends
in town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Cowles returned to their school work last
Monday after spending their spring vaca-
ton in town.--Mrs. Wells has gone to
Haverhill Mass, for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Mary Kilgarlin died at the home Of
her son, p. Killgarlin last Wednesday,
Fred Templeton. who returned from the
hospital few weeks ago does not seem to
improve,
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs. A. N. Lcngfeld has gone to Platts-
burPh for a few days.-Miss Lynda LenS-
field has returned to Plattsburgh. Tho
Rev. ard Mrs. Barnes have gone to s..
Adams to attend conference.-the schools
began Monday Miss Mary Montgomery
teaches at the north end and Mrs Helena
Tenney at the south end.-Miss Melissa
Hall has returned to Rutland.-Mrs. L. j.
Sowles OF Chazy Is at o. j. Thomas's -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parker and daughter,
Addie are visiting at II. II. t1ill's.-N. w.
Fisk has returned from New York and
Boston