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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Twenty-sevcn teachers took the exam
nations here Saturday.
The bali game at McCalls park Satur-
day between the South Royalton team and
the Randolph team resulted in a score of
Y to 10 in favor Of the home team.
one Of the prettest weddings of the sea
son took place Tuesday morning at 8
o'clock when Mabel E.. younger daughter
of Mr. and Mrs j. H. Wadleigh became
the wife of Harry NJ. Totman, at the
home Of the bride on Summer street, in
the presence of the relatives and intimate
friends of the contracting parties. The
house was tastily trimmed with palms,
Boston ferns smilax, sweet peas and
white aSters. Between the windows OF the
parlor were draper1es covered with smilax
and sweet peas. with large ferns on either
side. The bridal party entered the parlor
TO the strains of the wedding march from
Lohengrin played by Mrs L. p Booth and
the marriage was solemnzed by the Rev.
r. A. Howard who used the ring ceremony.
Miss Jennie b. Wadleigh, sister Of the
bride, acted as maid of honor. and Fay
Burwell as groomsman. The bride was
dainty gowned in light blue lansdowne cut
en- train, and trimmed with blue chiffon,
white faggot stitch chiffon and applique
and carried a bouque Of white sweet peas.
The maid of honor was gowpod I'm light
blue dimity, trimmed with white lace and
ribbon The travelling gown of the bride
was of dark blue venetian cloth trimmed
with taffeta silk and velvet A wedding
breakfast was served and Mr.. and Mrs.
Totman left soon after for a week's car
riage drive. Mrs. Totrlan is a popular
young lady Of this place ana for several
years has been n successful teacher In
town. Mr.. TotmaNa who Is senior member
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BENSON.

MISS Fannie Dickinson returned from
Port Henry last week where she had been
to visit friends. Miss Edith Bessett of or
well is stopping with friends here. The
Hon. Cyrus Jennings of HortonVile has
been about town the past week securing
names of those who will pledge themselves
to support Clement and high license CAL
didates generally Mrs, Wilson and little
girl of Lowell, Mass, is guest at A. a.
Clemon' s.-Prof j. r. Howard with q
company of friends has been fishing at
Sunset lake the past week.-Mrs.. W f..
Walker of Fair Haven spent last Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Louise n. Jones
The board of civil authority met last Sat
urday to revise the check list.-Word has
been received here that DR.. and Mrs Chap
man +. Strong, who were formerly resi-
dents of this place are happy over the
birth of a boy, who was born at the home
of Mrs, Strong's father the Hon. II. NJ
stone of Swanton.-The oat crop IS being
slowly harvested and is a very heavy one
in this sections, b. Rice of Dresden sta
ton was in town over Monday of this
week.
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WAITSFIElD,

The Emerson Joslin house on the farm
now owned 10y Florence McCarty at Waits
field Common WAS burned on Monday night
of last week Charles McCsrty who was
the last occupant of the house having left
there some two months OF more ago, had
all his household effects stored in the
house, and they were all consumed with
the house. The barns were saved by the
hardest of work by the few who reached
the place in time to aid in the work. The
origin Of the fire seems very mysterious.
as it was not known that any one had
been in the house for some timc.-lhere
was an insurance of $500 on the house, but
no insurance on the goods of Charles No
C4rty.-The new uniforms for the band
have just arrived and were used for the
first dime at the odd Fellows field day and
picnic on Wednesday, August 20.-Miss
Bessie Moore returned home Saturday
from Bethel where she has been stopping
for several weeks,-A grand republican
rally for all tho towns i'm Mad River Val
ley will be held In Waitstield village on
" cdnesday afternoon, August p. at 80
o'clock, with addresses by the Hon. j. l.
Martin of Brattlcboro, the Hon. Z. 5.
Stanton Of RoXbury and It is expected by
the Hon f. u. Proctor of Proctor. Music
will be furnished by the Waitstield Cornet
band. Everybody cordially invited. james
Joslin is at home from Boston on n two
weeks vacation. Quite an amount of per-
sonal property belonging to the estate of
the late DR.. j. NJ Van Deusen will be sold
at public auction Mt his late residence, in
this village on Saturday. August %, at
p. m.-The Wnitsneld check list contains
about 30 names. 10 which there will prob
ably be several additions-rhe candidates
for representative whose nomination
papers have been filed with the town clerk
are O. G. Eaton, republican candidate, and
G. II. Newcomb, citizens candidate, The
justice ticket nominated is the same as
two years ago, four republicans and one
democrat.-Dr. C. j. Allen, wife and
daughter of Winchester. Mass. are visit
ing friends In town for a few days-Mrs.
George r, Miller, who has been sick for
several weeks, is 50 far improved as to
be able to ride out-A goodly number from
this place went TO Waterbury last Satur-
day to attend the funeral of DR. +. G..
Hooker, a former beloved physician IN
Waitsheld. John Barber went last Satur-
day to Montreal for two weeks visit
Mrs, Barber has been visiting in that vicin-
ty for several weeks, and will return with
n
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WESTFIELD,

The Rev. A. b. PEBBLES preached a very
forcibe sermon Sunday on high standards
of living. He urged all to do their utmost
to enforce temperance legislation saying
that 1t was matter of principle not poll
tics to keep Vermont from making a retro
grade movement-Mr and Mrs. Geo. Barnes
of Springfield, Mass. visited at II. =.
Woodworth's last Week.-Mrs. William
Martin and son of Worcester, Mass. are
at her fathers Joseph Shcrbert's for few
weeks. Miss Mabel Durrivage of Bakers
neld was the recent guest Of Mrs Erwin
tlark-Dana Edmunds of Manchester. n
H, visited his father and brother last
weeh.-Mr. and Mrs. Hulett of Providence.
Il. l., visited Mrs. Jacob Stebbins last
Week.-Mrs.. Mary Hoyt and Miss Ethel
Hoyt have returned from few weeks
stay AT Barton and vicinity Bernie Gil
bert has put on a four horse express team
to Ncwport-W. G. Farman received
the nomination for republican candidate
for representative at the caucus last Sat
urday night on the second ballot. The
Justices nominated were l.. S. Woodwork.
w. i. Gilpin, Homer Tilotson. Dwight
Harding and Nelson Seymour VII
liam Snow and daughter of Boston are Wis
ting Mrs. 3. Z. Gilman and relatives at
Troy. "
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page.)

past week are Harry Gage, Miss Laura
Rurr ham OF Everett, Mass. Miss Ather-
ton of Essex, Miss Sarah Phillips of Swan
ton, Miss Anna Spofford OF Boston, Mass.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. g. Montague August 15.-P. w. Glenn
cnt Of Rutland and the Hon. Frank Plum
lev of Northied delivered addresses here
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. each
drew a large crowd.--The first meeting OF
tho Jacksonville Cemetery association
was held at Gimore's hall Saturday after
noon. Tho following officers were elected:
resident Mrs Lucy Bean; vice-president,
Mrs Hattie w. Brown; secretary, MRS.
Ahhio W. hodges; treasurer, Mrs Elsie {.
smith; directors, Dora Atwood, Aurilla
Edwards, Hcrsa NTelendy, Lottie Page
Hattie Griswold. Emily Green, Julit
Styglcs; superintendent. Willis w. Kay
more. Twenty eight members were en-
rolled Mrs. Small and Mrs. Wiswen OF
Hyde Park were present and spoke relative
to- the work of the association IN fiyde
Park, giving advice and encouragement 10
the new organization here
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RROOKElELD.

The caucus of the republican voters was
held last Friday, Frank O. Allen was nom
mated for town representative. In case
of an election Of, governor by tho Legisla-
ture, he was instructed to support the reg
ular republican nominee republican RAJ
ly will DO held In the town hall Tuesoay
evening. The speakers are: Frank Plum.
Icy. of Mortified, and Raymond Smith OK
Wells Rver.--rhe dedication of the new
town hall will occur on the 2Sth of August
A basket picnic and address are the attrac-
lions for the day. There will be a dance
in the evening. THE East Brookfeld base
ball team go to Randolph Center on Tues
day to play with the Center team.-Mis5
Mildred Peck of Burlington is visiting
friends In town.--Mr and Mrs. Charles Will
cox of Milford. Mass, arc at n. A. Clark s.
Mrs. Carolina Moulton died on Friday.
The funeral was held on Monday, the Rev.
r. ~. Abercrombie niciated.-Maurice
Henry Wilcox and John Keith Sprague arc
the names of tho new residents of East
Brookield.-S. J. Washburn of Gouldville,
was in town rccently.-GeorGe Parm"ntcr
and son Paul, of Concord. n. H.. who have
been visiting in town returned to their
home on Saturday.
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GAYSVlllE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Woods of Roches-
ter spent Saturday with fer sister, Mrs.
Jesse Wright.--Mr and Mrs Walter Wy
man and Herbert returned to their home
in Dorchester Mass, Friday Of last week.
Miss Anna Brown rs visiting her father
and sster.-NIrs. Alice Sargent and Miss
Evelyn returned from Nova Scotia Fri
day and arc with her sister In Pittsfield
for a few days.-Mr and Mrs Charles
Knapp were AT F. V. Eassam's over Sun
day--NIrS. Fred Martin and son Fay are
the guests of her mother, Mrs. Charlotte
Lconard.-Mrs. Emily Paige and son visit
ed at WIllowdale farm In Randolph re-
conuy.-A sood number attended the pic
mic at Amos LeaVitts Wednesday, August
II, and all report a good tno,-The Misses
McCollom of Woodstock have heen in town
a few days on tusineSs.-Miss Alice Brown
Of STAFFORD has been visiting at Alfred
tlulmb! ST. Y. Hassam went Monday TO
Marshheld, where he Is TO get out last
blocks this fall and winter. The Clement
club nominated Egbert Sheldon for town
representative Saturday night. and at the
straight republican caucus Monday Dr
L. r. Steele-Ciilman Gay of Randolph IS
visiting at his uncle's Il. u. Gouds.-I
u. Williams is doing a. w. Billiards. ma
son work.Harvey and Charles Kellogg Of
Boston have been spending the past week
with their mother, Mrs. Emily Paige
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Richardson We're in
Randolph last week Larnard of
Rutland called on friends in town recent
ly-Mr and Mrs Wesley Roberts are
staying at her brother Frank Roberts ),
ON Camp Brook for few daNs.-Mrs.
Augustus Chamberin started Monday
night for two weeks visit to her broth
crs in PENNSYLVANIA l.. Sheldon Of
Boston is visiting his father. Egbcrt Shell
don
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MORRISVlllE

SATURDAY. afternoon occurred game Of
base ball between the local team and the
Muxies from Burlington. The result of the
game was "a great surprise as everyone eX-
pectcd the visiting team would be more
than a match for the home boys, but in the
first inning. Morrisvillc's turn at the bat
they ran in several scores, which naturally
gave them good courage and they won the
game by score of Is TO G. It is expected
that a return gamo will be played with
both SWanton and burlington in the near
future and arrangements are being made
here to have games with Woodsville, y.
H., Hardwicl and Woodbury.. The home
team go to Hardwick for a game on Labor
Day.
+. W. Webster has sold his bakery bust
ness to Mr. Straw his baker and Mr.
Faunce of Stowe, and the new firm will be
known as Faunce g. Straw. The new firm
will take possession at once and Mr.
Fauncc will move his family here soon
Mr.. Webster will remain In town for the
present, but expects to soon form import
ant connections.
Mrs Lyman Shaw and Miss Carrie Pow
crs. left yesterday morning for Thomp-
sons Point, where they will be the guest
of the Hon. Leslie Shaw, secretary of the
treasury.
Miss Helen Waterman of Boston, is visit
ing at the home of her uncle, the Hon. II.
n. Powers.
Mrs. c. r. Jameson of White River juno
ton. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. J.. Woodbury. of Bur
lington are visiting at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs. @. NJ. Powers. Mr. and Mrs
Woodbury. are taking carriage drive
through this part of the State.
Mrs. Grace Gilbert of Manchester, n H.
is visiting al the home of Mrs. A. S. Irish
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ton PRO bono publico," is in place and
the frame for the northeastern entrance is
going in Mrs. Angus Il. Gale gave pleas
ant party to a number of children Satur-
day afternoon in honor of the nth birth
day of hcr daughter Mldred.-Alba
Holmes of Grand Rapids, Mich, is visiting
old friends In town.-Fred Pike of Mans
field, Ohio, has Joined his wife hero and
will visit his parents about two weeks
w. c. Fauncc and l.. II. Straw have bought
Webster's bakery business in Morrisvillc
and have taken possession. Straw will run
the business until Fauncc can close out
in MOSCOW. Some of Stoves farmer resi-
I'm Moscow
The caucus on Saturday evening having
voted not to support the republican plat
form has been pronounced by r. w. HUI
burd. the Iamoille county member of the
republican State committee not n republic
can caucus. L. X. Gale and H. G. Thomas
have filed nomination papers as republican
candidatcs.-The closing Observance OF Old
Home Week was the union service at Unity
Church, Sunday, Aug. II. The services
were conducted by tho Rev T. r. Gale.
pastor of Unity Church, Miss Mary Watts
organst; choir. Mrs. H. w. Parrows. Mrs.
T.. n. Kaiser Miss Sarah Mayo. Miss Am
Der Smith, a. n. Cheney, Harry Burnham,
Prayer offered by the Rev. Dewitt CLARK
of Salem Mass. The Rev. A. H. Ball of
Passaic, n j., preached an able and inter
esting sermon appropriate to the occasion.
Mrs. Sarah Delano Bingham, from AK
ron, Ohio, is visiting Mrs. r a. Savage.
her daughter Clara Bingham and a
friend arc at W. ". Moultons. Mrs. I. l..
GOrton of Virginia Is visiting friends In
town.-Miss Carrie Brush returned to Rich
mond and Miss Nette to Montpelier on
MISUNDERSTANDING the band concert on Fri
day evening team driven by a son of Hud-
son Cary. ran into buggy driven by VIM
fred Houston Tho buggy was consider
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WAT ERWLLE.

Chester Austin Of Lynn, Mass, is Wis
ting at Z. |. Manns.-Mrs II. W. Scott
is confined to the house with a broken
ankle, Harry Morrey of Fairfield visited
friends i'll town over Sunday,-Mr. and
Mrs. StoCkwell Of Moretown visited their
son. a. -. StoCkwell last week. ia OBJ
Thomas of Worcester MISS, is visiting
his brothers, E, NJ, Thomas aud Grant
Thomas.Mr. and Mrs. William Houeh-
falling returned to New York State last
Week.-Mrs.. II. A. Jackson and daughter
Carrie visited friends in Moretown last
wcok.--Mr and Mrs. Emery Holmes and
son Of Mcdford. Mass, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs II. w. Scott--N1rs, Arthur Fair
banks is visiting friends in Stowe.--Dr.
Nathan Smile OF Burlington and Mrs.
George Montcith' of Brushton, y. y, are
visiting their mother, Mrs Henry Smile.
MIR, and Mrs. Barney Lapoint of West
ford visited Mrs. Martha Russell last
Ncck.-Miss Jennie Carpenter returned
from MiGdletown, Conn. last week.-At
the republican caucus Saturday evening,
Homer Woodland was nominated candi-
date for representative on the uinth bal
lot lie favors the old prQhibtory law
Mrs. Rufus Powers and Miss Lotte At
well of Johnson visited their sister, Mrs.
II. J. Beard over Sunday.-J. G. Child Of
New York and Mrs. NJ j. Barnes OF Bur-
lington visited Mr. and Mrs Charles
Child last Week.-Mrs. Alice Thomas is
visiting friends in Wolcott.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Several for this place attended the re-
union of former students of the Normal
school at Randolph Center the 18th and
14th--Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Peavey and
daughter, Miss Luna of East Braintrce Wis
tied at w. A. Gifforyi's and l.. s. Hall 5 last
week Mrs. G. l.. Adams of ChiCopee Fails,
Mass, is with her brother, Jared Hyde.
Also Miss Blanche Looms of Randolph has
been a recent guest there.--Wilbur Heath
and sister. Mrs. Abbe Buck and her daugh.
ter, Miss Elva, returned to their home in
Massac husetts last Wednesday.--A goodly
number from this town attended the CXcur-
sion to AuSable Chasm Saturday.-Dr, and
Mrs. Harley D. Holden and son of Rutland
are in town to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Blanche Hall is with her friend,
Mrs. Mary (Stonc) Holden in Barre fo,
several days.-Clarence Sprague, who has
been spending some weeks with his many
Vermont relatives and friends here left
last week for his home in Iowa.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Sheriff Graves has drawn the following
grand and petit jurors for the September
term of Washington County Court which
convenes Wednesday, September 3, the
Hon. j. ii. Watson presiding: Grand jul
rors Barre city, Ezekiel Drew; Barre town,
&. \. Barber Berlin. Arthur f. Covell,
Cabot, j. n. harrington; Calais, A. a.
Bliss; Du&bury, Samuel Somorville East
Montpelier, II. l., Sparrow; Marshheld,
c. W. Holt, Middlesex, Charles G. Wig
gins Montpelier II. j. Noldholm; More
town, Russell Sawyer; Northheld, ID. r..
Adams; Plainfleld, f. j. Bartlett; Waits
field. L. W. Scaver; Warren, Milo Bucklin;
Waterbury, Harvey Eddy; Woodbury.. Il.
w. Chase, Worcester, w. Edwin Bruce.
Petit Jurors. Barre city, Alonzo c. Slayton,
a. h. Dodge, Barre town, r. X. Dickey,
{. K. Pittsleyi Berlin IL. J.. Tracy, David
Brien, Cabot, S. b, Blodgett. y. y.
Perry; Calais, a, o. Slayton, DuXhury, y.
NJ. Phillips; East Montpelier Charles
Ormsbee, Fayston, A. a. Mccullough, II.
Russell; Marshled, X. r. Idle, j. IL. Sew
erancei Montpelier, NJ. L. Bailey George
II. Elmore; Moretown, d. Is, Smallcy, IL.
b. Bruce; Mortified, Jason r.. Dole $. w.
Winch; Plainheld. l.. *. Abbott; Roxbury
l.. j. Bannister, h. Nj. Spaulding; Waits
field b. L. Joslin, Ira Clark; Warren, j.
". Hill, George Camp; Waterbury, +. c.
Turncy, W. A. Morse: Woodbury., &. a.
Watson; Worcester, O. Il. Utton.
The new steel bridge on the Central Yer
road which has been in process of cree
ton at tho scene OF the recent wreck in
MiddeseX has been completed so that il
can now De used The first engine to pass
over 1t was No. 3b4, the same one that took
the fearful plunge into the washout last
June when four lives were lost
The trial calender for the September
term of Washington county court was is
sued on Monday. The jury list contains SO
cases and "a cases are set to the court,
Charles Gilbert OF Waterbury, who as
saulted Jared Kemmis of Berlin about 1--WE
weeks ago was arrested on Sunday by
Deputy Sheriff Dillingham; at Waterbury
Center. Gilbert skipped after making the
assault and had not been seen in this vi
cinity until he was taken into custody He
was In city court Monday afternoon, plead
ed guilty to the charge against him and
was hned $50 and costs. the entire amount
being S3i.34. 1t is not thought probable he
will be able to raise that amount and he
Will take an alternative sentence In the
House Of Correction at Rutland
When the proprietors of the Temple Nc
Cuen Co.'S dry goods, and BafTows 4
Peoks hardware STOKES went to them
Tuesday morning it was found they had
been entered by sneak thieves and IA small
amount of money taken from the cash
registers of each store, Entrance in both
cases was effected through cellar Windows
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EAST ROXB

Winifred Foss attended the Alumni meet
Ing ut Randolph Normal school last
Week.-Mrs.. Henry Alexander, miss
Ahbie Rilly), with her two children from
Barre IS visiting friends in this place. -
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs g. V. Allen started for their home
in the West last week. Mrs William
Sponer with her little son from Worcester,
Mass, is visiting friends in this place..
The afternoon stage from East Roxbury
viii run through to Brookfeld If bust
ness to the amount of Sl00 a trip is OBJ
alned.--Mrs. Celia Hubbard from South
Royalton was in town recently.-Bert AL
lon is home from St. Adams for a few
weeks vacation. before returning to Bal
timore to resume his dental studies -
Winifred Foss went to Alton Bay tho
first of he week where she will spend seve: =
al days camping with friends.
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EAYSTON.

Mrs. w f. Funk OF Maryvlle, Mo. for
ncrly known as Mrs. Robert Maxwell,
spent last week with friends and relatives
in town.-About 100 persons met in S. Max
Wells grove Thursday, August "A for an
Old Home basket picnic. The day was
fine and the games, rccitatons, dinner
and the social time. were enjoyed by ALL
Mrs. Sabin Waterman and daughter
Vivian of Rock Island, F. O., and Mrs. II. ~
Wood OF Willamstown. are guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lindsey of Boston
Mass, Mrs +. w. Powers and children,
and Master Roy Demefett Of Waterbury,
spent few days at r. a. Braggs recent
ly.-At the republican caucus Saturday
e. ening, f. A. Fisk, Mccullough man.
was nominated MS candidate for represent
tativo by majority which was after
MaIlS made nnnninN nliS.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
BELLOWS FALLS.

The village school teachers have been So
lected for the ensuing year and are as fol-
lows. Superintendent, h. f.. Merriam
high school, principal NJ. w. Downing;
assistants, Mr., Hamilton, Misses Judd,
Shipman and Chapman ninth grade, Miss
Stanhopc eighth and ninth, Miss Bristol,
eighth, Miss Fuller; seventh, Miss Elmen-
dorf and NJ, j. Baker; sixth. Miss Web
ster; old high school building, sixth, Miss
L. NJ. Smith; sixth and fifth, Miss Stearns;
b.ading No. ?, third and fourth, Miss
O'Brien; first and second Misses NJ. Fl.
Eaker, Whittier and Dascomh building
NO. 3, fifth. Miss Hunter fourth, Miss
Miller; third, Miss Young; first and sec
ond, Miss Hayes; building No, T., fifth Miss
+. j. Smith, fourth, Miss Goodhue; third
Miss overs; first and second, Miss Kath-
crime OBrien.
Madam Sanford and Miss Helen Sanford
WHO h. at the head of the training school
Tor deaconncssos at Philadelphia. Pa.
caino Friday for visit at the Rev. David
j.. Sanford's.
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The loss in money at the Temple McCucn
Co. store is about $40 and at the Burrows &
Peck store is about 81. Several small art
icles were also taken from each store. APP
pcarancc would Indicate that 1t was the
work of amateurs.
The examination for admittancc as mid
shipman to the United States Naval Aca-
deny at Annapolis was held Tuesday at
the county court house before Senator w.
y. Dillingham; Of this city, President a. D.
Brown Of Norwich University, Mortified /:
County Examiner q. D. Mathcwson of
Barre and State Superintendent of Educa-
ton w. r. Ranger. Four candidates took
the examination. The candidates were
Tennison Caustc of Montpelier Leigh
NoYos Of st, Johnsbury, r. r. Chase of
Lyndon and Paul ". Fowler of Manchcs-
ter. The decision Of the examining board