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condition Of Mrs. Albert Spaulding con-
tinues to grow more serious and her re-
covery is doubtful-Mrs. i. X. Gleed and
son, Fred q. Fleetwood, who have been
spending the past two weeks in the South
arrived home Tuesday-Miss Winnie
Cheney and mother, Mrs. W. $. Cheney.
are spending few days i'm burlington as
guests Of Mrs. Ella Holmes Waterman
Mrs. G. G. Rubeo has returned from
Richford, whore she was called by the
sickness and death of her father, capt.
a. A. Mooncy.-Glcnn A. wilkins, ag Mt
for the Travellers Insurance company in
this section, contemplatcs moving his
headquarters here from Hyde Park.
Mrs Edna Spauding died at her hons
Tuesday morning at ole o'clock. Tao
funeral will be held Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock Rev. l. r. Booth oficitt-
ing. Mrs. Spaulding WIS 81 years old and
is survived by her husband. Albert Spauld-
ing, her mother, Mrs William Cutting.
enc brother ana two sisters. f. ". Cutting
of this place, Mrs. tfiic M"ars Of Parton
ard Mrs f.. f.. Foster Of Hartford Conn.
Mrs. Sp1ulding was formerly the wife Of
Dr. Jackson, WHO died nero several years
ago. She was = prominent member OF ne
order of Eastern star.
Miss Rose Smith Of Craftehuty is SPEND
ing a few days here as the guest OF ner
uncle, Harrison Smith
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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. O. Spauldinz have en-
gagged to work at Fred Wells for one year,
beginning March lst-Alrs. l.. c. Rice is
spending a week with her parents in
jericho and Mrs Edward Thompson
were in Bakersfield on visit the first of
the wcck.-Thc scarlet fever patients at
y. T.. Thinkers have recovered and the
quarantine has been removed from the
housc.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. =. Wetherbee
We're in St. Adams recently on Il visit to
their son IIarmon.-NIrs " w. Church
who has been i'll for the past six weeks,
is able to sit up a few hours each day
Mrs. +. ID. Ellis has an aunt stopping with
her.-l.ittle Frederick ChatoS Is quite sick.
MIR. and Mrs. +. A. Hunt have been
spending several days with relatives in
Milton ana st. Adams Mrs. Flora Pole
is moving into the Armstrong house, she
having let her farm to Henry Fland s..
The infant child of John Kettle is ser
iously i'll with whooping coush.-Mr and
Mrs. W. J. Spaulding have returned from
Bakersfield and are at the "Old Farm -
which they will carry on the coming ye; r.
+. l.. Smith is visiting relatives in the
south part of the State.--M. j. Leach Is
in poor hcalth.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ryan
Will begin housekeeping soon in OG Car
pcntcr's tenement, known as the Lee place.
Melvin Whitney has finished work at
G. +. Corse's and goes to ii. y. Shepard
sons, March LIST. for the scason-Rev. l. T.
Johnson preached at the Methodist Epis
copal Church last sunday Five persons
received the rite of baptism.-The Ladies
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal Church
met with Mrs. 5. y. Gibbs on Thursday of
last week. Forty-three were present to
partako of oysters served by Mrs. Gibbs.
Miss Julia MarChcr finishes work at
G. f.. Rohinsou's this week and Miss Coff -
of Fairfield will talk" her place.
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HYDE PARK,

The marriage OF Miss Alice Mac Crane
to DIR. Winfield u. Lane WAS SolcmnIz"i
at the parlors Of Hotel Phoenix Tuesday
afternoon at half past four O'Clock. MISS
Ella Gill of Ludlow was the maid nj honor
and Richard H. Lane of New York cilv
was the best nan. The Episcopal rim.
service WAS performed by the Rev. A. y.
Bliss of Ludlow. The bride was Gownei
in white mouSs.lue de sole and carried
brides roses. The maid of nonor wcr4
white silk null and carried pink Lu-h
roses. Retire. shments were served after thu
6.3' train for Burlington and after q Sh.rr
Wedding trip they will be a home il
Readsboro.
The Rev. J. harris Of Nashua. n II,
is in town for few days.
Ncung Carroll Page met with quite a
serious accident while at his Grauifathsr's
hide house Tuesday He fell through a
hole striking his head ON u piece II iron
y hirh cut an ugly cash between the oNr-.
1t required several stitches 10 S'w it up.
Yesterday Miss Mariah Nichols Was
taken to the cspital at Waterbi ry Mis-
Nichols has been to rcariy every ho,p.
tai in the STATE during tho past few year,
and il was only about one year aco chat
She was released from the Waterbury
asylum.
George Hail, one of the oldest men IN
town. died at the home If Mrs Burbank
whore h has liz ed for the past few year,
The furcral was held TUESDAY afternoon,
the Rev T.. c. Taylor ficiating Mr..
Han was said to be nearly 100 years old
and had been a town charge MANY years.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Owing tC the storm ard had roads the
teachers institute here did not open until
Thursday afternoon. There WAS q good
attendance and II ost of Tie teachers in the
county were present. The first and third
periods Thursday afternoon We're taken by
Superintendent Louis +. Nash of HolEokc.
MaGs., and his talks on language we're very
int ere sting and helpful. The second period
was filled by Principal &. II. Morcill of
bakersfield, subject, Geoe raphy In tho
evening Mr.. Nash gave a fine address ON
"Literature." Friday forenoon John J..
Algor, principal Of Johnson Normal school.
gac a talk on primary work Mr.. Alger $
work was fisbly appreciated by the
teachers present. Miss l:thelyn Rockwell
of Alburgh read in a very rdcasing man
nor a paper on Mature Stu by Pro-
fessCr Ham Of johnson. The afternoon
was occupied by MIR. Alger on Arithmetic
and school conditions; Mrs. Alger. Draw
ing and Mr.. Morrill,. School management
Mr.. Ranger, State sperintendent, who was
to occupy Wcdne Sday afternoon and
Thursday morning, was obliged to leave
for home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. II. w.
Marvin. county examiner, had charge OF
the meetings.
The burlington Banjo and Mandolin club
gave n concert at the town hall Friday
night which was followed by a dance which
was given by Mrs. Tenney and Mrs. A. II.
out of town.-Mr. and Mrs. Sheriff. Martin
of Swauton visited I'm town last week.-K.
+. Hourhton is III with the grp.-AIrs. A.
NJ. Jingucld is visiting in PlattShurgh.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Lewis arc Ill with the
grip.-Alson Lamoreaux and family have
moved to the southern part of the state,
where they have bought a farm.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. LusN Chaffcc W no has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. c. Weld for a few
weeks returned to RiChford Saturday.
~. u. foweu was in st. Alb ms Saturday II
husnoss.-Mr. Charles Austin went t.
Everett, Mass Tuesday To visit her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Zena Colcord-U. FL
m"r Wheeler of 81. Adams was in town
TUESDAY. lanes Ford uf t.nosburgh Falls
passed Sunday with his parents, Rev. an |
Mrs. A. w. tord-C. II. Austin and e. A.
Hull We're IN st. Adams Tuesday.
The Rev. IL. a. Durfee of burlington
will speak in the interest OF the Anti
Saloon League at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church next sunday afternoon at two
oclock.-Mrs. {. II. Austin and daughter
Mae. l"tt for Everett. Mass, Tuesday -
visit hor parents. Mr., and Mrs. T.. H.
colcord of that CitY.-Clarcnce Hull and
Charles Austin spent Tuesday i'm St
AlbanS.-Charlcs Capfon returned to St.
Adams MOnday.-frontier Jersey cream
cry paid its patrons - cents for January
Page-Chaffcc creamery paid
rs cents for January huttcr-Miss Min
ME Capron returned from St. Adams
Monday.
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JEFFt RSONVILlE,

Mr.. and Mrs Robert z. Thomas AMI
daughter. Fre1a, arc Wis ting in Rutland.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Samuel f. Pope returned
from their wedding trip last II irsday. =
There was a cotillion party at Hotel No
ltndy last Thursday evening. which waI
well attcnde Nv. W. Smith has shut
down his saw mill for an indefinite length
of time.-I. +. Morse has completed hii
new lumber mill in the Notch and is run
ning on full time.-Amorg the visitors
here are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ITawley ot
Morrsville, Miss Anna Carpenter of Jer-
icho and john NcNally of Burlington
Tho ladies of the o. +. :. gave a chicken
pic supper at Melendy's hall Tuesday
night. which was we'll attcnded.-Ths last
NEE ting of the Crescendo club was with
Mrs. T.. T.. Smith last Friday nicht-Mr.
II gals Of Hyde Park held the teachers
examination lere last Monday,
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RICHFORD.

forty hour devotional service is being
held here in All Saints Catholic Church
this week. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. The Rev. Father Dorion is be-
ing assisted by priests from Winooski. st.
Adams, sutton. FTeighsburg and Mont
St. German Is going to
New York next week to take Il three
months course i'm the Mitchell school for
tailors.-The auditors of the village of
Rchford have submitted the following re-
port for the year ending February /, 1902.
Tho disbursements by the town treasurer
were Sl9,lS555 leaving a balance on hand
of Sliaj2; road commissioners dishurse-
mcnts sen .63; school commissioners,
ST. 26j.9S. The amount Of sales of the liquor
agent was s., 52267, with profit of s24G.09.
The amount to be provided for the ensuing
year is Sl3,l9l26, A tax of $l.65 on a dollar
to pay the expenses for the ensuing year
is recommended by the auditors.--A boy
baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. III. II.
Thomas of River street Sunday, February
23.-S n. Switzer CT St. Johnsbury. the up
holsterer was here last week and part Of
this, assisting the ladies OF st, AIMS Epis-
copal Church in making new cushions for
the church.-Lloyd Richard came home
last week from Hartford, Conn, where
he has been the past Noar-Clyde Taylor
arrived home from Texas last Friday on a
visit To his parents-Mrs. Rufus Rodgers
and two sons went last week to sudbury.
Mass, where Mr.. Rodgers is employed on
"A luru, f,irm-M Hunt of TROY is here to
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from Ord page)

promenade will be held in Foresters hall.
II. S. futile went to Bethel Monday to
attend the funeral of his mother. Mrs.
Ade1A II. Robinson. Mrs. Robinson went
TO Bethel last fall to live with her dauGh-
ter, Mrs. Cyrus Hurlbut She was mem
Der OF the Congre sational church of this
village. Death resulted from pneumonia.
She was about 50 years old. The remains
arrived here Tuesday morning and was
taken to Osgood Hill, Westford for burial.
The funeral of Jackson lianley OF ESSEX
was held at the Church of the Holy ram
fly Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Tho
attendance was very large.
William Roleau is Ill with tonsilitis.
Allen Martin was called to Williams
town Yesterday by the death or his
brother, Clayton. He will not return until
Saturday. Mr. Martin has visited here sew
eral times.
l.. NJ. Hays is recovering from his illness,
and leaves for New York tomorrow and
sails Saturday for a few weeks trip to
Nassau, Cuba, and Mexico.
Mrs. I. r. Waugh Of st. Adams is WIS.,
iting Mrs. A. d. Rood.
A. d. Rood who has sold his house TO
J. II. Douglas. will not go to Burlington
this spring as first intended but, with his
family. will occupy rooms in Mr.. Douglas
house.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

MIS- ". w. Gilett is i'll with pneumoni1,
her sister Mrs Elmer Pierce Of Bolton.
il caring for her.-liardy Ilallock Is NOV
Ing to Starkstorc Harmon Nichols Of
l2sscX visited his mother Mrs. Sophia
Dixie, Saturday. Mrs. Dixie is in very poor
hcalth.-Mrs. Damon of New London,
Conn. is quite i'll at the residence of her
mother. Mrs. William Ltavctt.-Mss May
Villas closed her school here Friday ara
II turned to her home in Wincoeh Satur-
day.--The ladies received between seven
and eight dollars at the ice cream .iocial
last Weck.--1he Willing Workers meet
With Mrs. O. ". Ellis March ,. The mem
hcrs are rcuested to be pre- sent as il is the
annual election of offiCors.-W T.. TANKS
sold one Of the Lolers that was taken 1t
of the mill here last fall to Mr.. Prindle Of
Charlotte.
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MONTGOMERY.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet Thursday Of
this week with Mrs. Antoine Hope.--Mrs
George Smith returned from Burlington
Thursday, where she was called by the
death of her brother, DR.. o. w. Peck.-J
w. GoOdspeed went to St. Adams on Sat
urday and returned on Monday with Mrs
Goodspeed.- Howard Domino has gone to
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island to visit
relatives. -Preparations are being made for
the new iron bridge and it will soon be put
up "A promenade and dance was given by
the band Tuesday evening.-Mrs. e. NJ.
Crumb spent two days in Burlington last
weck.-There was a we'll attended dance at
the hall on Tuesday evening given by the
band boys,
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CAM BRIDGE.

Through the kindness Of Messrs. A. D.
Cutting AMI w. NJ. Smith the members Of
Tho w. II. NJ. s. were able to accept tha
invitation to meet with Mrs. d +. Sal
ford at Pleasant Valley Thursday after
noon They were royalty entertained aud
q bountiful supper as served. A gpodl-
number of the friends and neighbors were
Present so there was about 40 there.
Aunt Harmion Prior was there and was
as young as the rest. Although s3 years
she joined in the singing.-Nrs r. II.
Kinds and daughter Ienrie have gone to
lN ndon for a two weeks vlsit-Somc oe
the young men hold n social at O. A. T.
hall next Friday evening for the benefit of
the Congregational church. Mus C. games
end prom enade will fill VI tho evening.
THE Christian ErdeaNCr meeting at tho
Congregational church last Sunday even-
ing was commemorative Of the birthday
of Washington Several papers were read.
One of special interest was by RcllO EeY-
nolds. George Washington as a States
man" Frank Start sang The Sword OF
Bunker Hill very acceptahlv and Prof
Gilmore The Eattle Hymn Of the ReDuh-
lie The attendance was large and tho
rec ing interestinG.-Air. ara Mrs. $ II.
Stafford attended the food fair IN Burning
ton last week.-Mrs.. Hattie Putnam went
to burlington for the day Monday. Mr..
+. L. NJ. Barnes's sister. Mrs. Lansing
from Hartland, is spending a fcw weeks
with her.-The Rev z. l.. NJ Barnes oAici-
ated at the funeral Of Andrew Chase It
North Cambridge LIST Fri6ay-R. w. Hul-
burd of Hyde Park Was in town on BUSH
roSS Thursday dney Corse OF Morris
Vile has been spending a few lays with
his sister. Mrs. Jane StinehoUr.-Ch arIcs
Brown IF Williston has te,n spending n
few days at W. NJ Smith : They made
q little party for him Ghursd ~ evening
and gave them all Il nice sleigh ride.
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TANGIBLE COUNTY.
MORRISVlLlE

During the past year the sales at tn
town liquor agency amounted To si$1t$n
Tn, town has a population of 2oS3 people
Each year the town approprlates about
So for Memorial Day and last year they
allowed sl1j for the town library, gran I
total Of only $40, which is less than iC
,clts per iuhahitant.
The cngaEen.,nt of Or. George l.. Bates
to Miss Maude NJ. Walsh AT PhiladclphIl
is announced. Miss Walsh is sister Of
Mrs. pr ". W. George OF Hyde Park
The wedding is expected to take place
early IN spring.
A lively game of basket ball was played
at the gymnasium Friday evening between
the ST JohnSbury academy team and the
home team the visitors being defeated by
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JERICHO CENTRE.

There will he a service at the academy
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, prcpara-
tory to the sacrament OF the Lords sup
per tho following day.-The Literary
society Cnrday club') held its closing
session for the winter last week Friday
-Cne Of the pretticst weddings taking
place here for long time was the mar
rage OF Miss Clara T.. Erowr eldest
daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs. r. g. Brown, to
Carlton T. Nay clerk ut Jordan Pros.
The marriage took place at the church
Tuesday evening, the ceremony being per-
forred by the pastor, Rev. C. Il. Hay
ward. Parke Brown, n cousin of tho
bride, was groomsman and Miss Sybil
Bro vn, the brides sister. W. bridosrn1i L.
Ralph NJ. ChUrch and Il. Lee Howe were
the Gshcrs, and Mrs. T.. Il. Jordan played
the wedding march. The church was well
filed with the friends Of the bride and
groom. and the GecC raticns of tho church
were very pretty. cCnsiStng of an ever
green arch AID evergreen gates in front
OF the chancel trimmed with white ribbon.
and with ported plants. etc. The bridal
procession was preceded by little Misses
EVargclne Hayward ard Constance Jor
Dan ms flowers girls. who opened the gates
as the bride. leaning IN the arm of hor
father. reached the chancel. and nat the
groom who had preceded her and awaited
her coming. After the ceremony at tho
church n rcceItion was helC at the home
of the bride. where many beautiful gif.s
from friends were displayed. After the
reception the happy young cCtuple took
their departure for short wedding tour
William Morrell and family have moved
to Essex Junction, and John Jordan and
family Of Cnderhill are moving into the
house just vacated by ttcm.-fI Il. Hall
and wife have returned home from their
Southern tour.-Miss Boyno cf Enosburgh
has Iecn the guest of Miss Blanche Batos
curing The past weck.--Ciuy Murdock is
on the sick lst.-E. u. Jordan has conn to
Massachusetts or r1aplc sugar business
f. S. Ransom is confined to the house bv
a Painful wound in ono foot, caused ~
jumping on a spike while assisting l.. j.
Bolrer in taking down his barn
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MILTON.

Miss Flora ScaGel. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Charles jackson for a week
has gone to Burlington.-The annual re-
union and roll-call of the Congregational
Church was held in the vestry Friday
evening, the 2lst. a bountful supper was
served from to 7:3O to all members of The
congregation, after which the pastor, the
Rev. +, l.. Hcrriok. gave "A short talk. Ro-
marks were also made by the Rev. j. BaX-
endalc, pastor Of the Methodist Church
responses were made by nearly all present
and many interesting letters were read
from absent members. There has been one
death in the membership during the year,
that of Mrs. Emily d. Jackson, of whom
the pastor spoke very feeingly in his re-
marks Mrs c. |. Ladd of Burlington was
In town to attend the church reunion and
has been spending several days with
friends in town.-trederCk Prentiss had
his shoulder put out of joint last week.
Miss Alice Jackson is confined to the house
with severe cold.-Miss Ella Herrck of
burlington spent Friday and Saturday
with her father the Rev. T. e. Herrick -
The ladies of the Methodist Church are to
Serve dinner at the Vestry on town meet
Ing day.-Qute number from this place
attended Uncle Josh Spruceby at Burling-
ton Saturday evenng.-The Rev. Il. T..
Herrick gave very interesting lecture
Sunday evening on the poet Whittier. illus
trated by several selections from his
poems by some Of the young ladies.-Miss
Lois Clark Of East Orange, n. j., spent
Monday with her aunt, Mrs. S. f. Faxon.
-MisS Martha L. Ashley who has been
spending several weeks with her parents
here, started Monday for her new position
In Minneapolis.-O. d. Hewey spent Sun
day with his brother in Fairfax.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST, ALBANS.

Royal o. Kimlal has ctlined to accent
the .ieutenarcy voted him by Company T..
and j. a. Evarts has been elected to the
place.
ported to Health Officer Boldcn SUNDAY
all OF the victims being inmates of Mrs
SaVery's boarding house on Elm street.
which has been Quarantncd and used a
n house of detention Of suspects. The new
patients are the two Reagan boys and two
men named Buck and Strattlrd. Dr. Per
rault is in charge of the cases. The other
cases reported previously are getting along
nicely and will he released from quarlntir.
i'll n short time.
.., Il Examination of teachers for thu
public schools of Franklin county will he
held at the academy ON Thursday. March
IL, under the supervision of Superintendent
II. T. Rustedt of Richtord.
- ma ter Childs gives notice of the fol
lowing changes in the carrier service: The
dolV cries in the business sections now
made at 1880 a. m. and p. m will begin
ming to-day he changed to one delivery at
T. o'Clocl m. The general city delivery
which has been made at ! r. m. viii be
now made at T. o'clock IN. Collections for
thu Hichford mail will be made in the
business district as usual
Aisll l.. Gibbs died at the home of
her father, Isaac l.. Gibbs on Hrancrd
street at - o'clock Sunday morning, df-
ter an illness Of three wee lis of heart dis
ease. Mis-, Gibbs was born in this city in
1869 and was the eldest daughter of /. l..
Gibbs, besides whom she leaves three sis
tors, Misses Fannie. Frances and George
Gibbs, all of this city. Mrs. Gibbs died
about -four years ago. The funeral was
held from the house on Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock.
Jared Crane, who for several years was
superintendent of the St. Adams r,loctri
1T. I
his new position as manager of IA
Boosiok Falls. ~ y Electric comuauY.
Cadet Harold u. Chlds of this city. a
member of the first class at the United
states Naval Academy, Annapolis, will
probably he graduated with the other
members of his class May | instead of in
June as has been the custom heretofore.
This, according TO the Army and Navy
Register, will make 60 new cnsigns aVuilu-
bic and will greatly relieve tho bureau o.
navigation i'm its effort to obtain enough
commissioned officers, IT is also arranged
that l. officers at present acting as IN
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Fl. w. ALLEN & CO.

cess.-Master Arthur Holden of East
1Iighgatc is spending his vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Holden -
lIopewell Budd has gone to Hartford,
conn, where he has mployment. The
meeting of the Glover Club at the home Of
Mrs. e. L. Marsh, Monday evening, was
largely attended and much enjoyed. One
of the interesting features of the pro-
grammc was "reminiscences of the war by
Mr.. Marsh.-E. W. Mitchell Isl visiting his
parent Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell
lie is IL travelling salesman for the whole
sale commission house of G. w. Bullock Sc
Co. of Worcester. Mass.-Mrs. NJ. p. Chat
fee returned Tuesday from Newport
where she has been a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. j. Bair.-Edward the
Dung son of POstma ster TNler is i'll.
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SWANTON.

About 30 friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig
of Highgate gathered at their home Nom
day to remind them 1t was the 10th ami
versary Of their marriage The company
were entertained with games and dancing
Until late hour, after which refresh
ments were served, and all went to their
homes with good wishes for the family.
leaving as rememt rance a good sum of
money.
George Iaselle finished work Mt c. ID.
Rutlee's last week He went Tuesday IA
St Adams, where he has a position in /.
j. Crowley's grocery and crockery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Reals and daugh. or
Lcis of Highgate were the guests of Mrs.
Nina NJ. Caswell Tuesday.
The Harmony OF ct. Cecele band went to
Alburgh Tuesday to play for the hen,ii -
ton in the Catholic church there In ;he
afternoon the band gave concert in n
hall belonging to the society.
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CHARLOTTE.

There Is nearly two feet of snow on the
level and cross roads full to the top of the
fenccs.Tho Breezy Point Library people
gave their play, Diamonds and Hearts" to
large and enthusiastic audience Thursday
and Friday evenings of last week, netting
nearly $50 for their fund In the audience
were people from Fcrrisburgh, Shelburne
and Burlington. The association feel in
debted to Mrs. +. II. Horsford who kindly
assisted them in the preparation and pre-
sentation Of the play Mr.. Winterbottom
of Chicago has recently contributed $40 10
the library.-There is large complaint of
abortion among dairy COWS, and no one
has vet found a remedy.-Mrs +. J. Pope
has returned 20 Chicago.-The auditors reA
port has been distributed to taxpayers.