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n. H., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Oison
kcnyon.-lrvitations Lave been received
fcrc to the wedding of Miss Eudora nurCll
and John G. Allen &C Monmouth, ILL.,, NJ.
Allen resided horc several years ago anu
is son CT Judco Allen There was q,
sociable at G. W. Piercc's "Wednesday
evening, for The benefit of the Methodist
soci"ty.-Mrs. II. l.. Wilder OF Burlington.
srcut a few days with her mother last
= ccE.--Daniel WslStcn las sold his farm
to George Hart. for 5000. JOHN Hart will
carry it on.-Mrs. Frank Andrews, has
bought the Kehoc farm in Richmond. for
s60r-E o. Mead with 4 cornct and Fred
Ross as organist furnished music at the
drama Thursday. Mr.. Bennett gave one
violin selection which was much enjoyc l.
The VS. had n shadow social at the
homo Of Miss katherine Jackman Tues
day evening, January rs. The proceeds
were given for the town library. Horace
Kenyon fell on tho ice last week and frac-
tured a rih.-Invitations have been receiv-
cd here to the wedding Of Miss Carrie
Hill and Frank Hanson, which occurs at
the brides home in jtarkshoro January
29.--Mrs. Dominick Hart. an old resident
Of this town. died Saturday, January Is.
The funeral was held from the Catholic
church at East Charlotte Monday She
leaves three sons. Thomas. George and
John. also two daughters. Mrs. John NJ
kenzie and Mrs. Austin Mckenzie of Shell
blrnp
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Mrs. Jackson was one Of the two members
who had belonged to this church for the
greatest number of years the other mem
hor being Mrs Sarah FaNCn. Mrs jack
son united with tho church in 1871. having
Dccn member for IS years and in +
younger days was an active member of
tne choir and all the work of the church
nut mad been Obliged by bodily iniirmittcs
IN thesc late years to lay aside active
Wofk She was respected and loved w AL
VINO knew her. She was 70 years old. She
is survived by a husband and one son,
charles II. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Harry
rogers OF Plattsburs, are visiting at l.. Is.
Jerome s.-Hohry and LecrardJ j. Morton Of
81. Adams were In town sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs Jackson.-Mrs. II. J."
Story visited last week In Cambridge -
FRANK Wilbur who is clcrking in the meat
market of A. w. Lyman, has moved hi .,
lamily here from South Hero into part
OF the house recently vacated by Or. IT, c.
iiolcombe.-The Il. II. S. banjo and man
doIln cruz Of Burlington gave very en-
tortainng concert the opera house to Il
good sized audience last Friday eve ming.
Miss Nancy Allen of Essex was in town
Sunday TO attend the funeral of Mrs l.. y.
jackson. quite a number from this place
attended tho dance at Georgia Center,
Friday evening. Edward Sander has rem
ted the Nay farm on the hill for 4 term of
hvc Nears.--Miss Lille Plant gave party
to number of her young friends on Mon
day evening.-Miss Grace Holmes has re-
turned to her home In Westford M $.
Addie u. Landon moves to her new house
on Main street this week Rev. Mr.
Harris oftfcidttd at the Episcopal church
morning and evening last Sunday
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from first page.)

rity. of which the late Rev. Dr. Char $
Seymour Robinson was for IA number of
years pastor. ON tho stone is the it,
Scription, "1'o the Triune God" At the
lime the Memorial church was demolished
the stone was given to Miss Alice Rop-
inscn, who presented it To the ch re !
which was founded 10y her ancestors. an
in which her brother. Dr. Robinson, was
reared, and of which he was for many
years an honorcd member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Robinson and son
ere in California, where they will pass the
remainder of the winter.
Superintendent c. l.. Simmons of the
Bennington graded school has been ar-
pointed county examiner in place of f. i.
Davidson. who removes to Montague,
Mass, this week.
1t is claimed that there is considerable
illegal deer shooting being done in the
southern part of this county ono day
last week "A buck with a broken leg was
found, the break being done by rifle
shot. The game warden of Wiliamstown.
Mass. was notified, but as he found that
the affair happened on the Vermont sid
he dropped further Investigations. Mon
day Barney Wright. n veteran trapper,
while in the woods found blood on the
snow and upon investigation found an
other wounded deer which had been shot.
1t was brought to a farm house and per-
mission received from President Titconb
to dispose of it, 1t is claimed that three
have been illegally shot recently.
The last quarterly conference of the
Methodist church will be held Saturday
evening. 1t is expected that u request
will be madc to the coming conference to
have the Rev. Or. W. II. Washburne re
turned to this charge. The presiding elder
Of the district will preach Sunday morn
ing. The past year has been a success
ful one with the church.
l. ill.,. a
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CHARLOTTE.

a, G. Dixie and g. r. Trafton Of the
Randolph State Normal school. after at
tending the meeting of the Vermont Bot
aniodl club held at Burlington. Friday and
Saturday were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. j.. Tucker over Sunday.-Lincoln Men,
orial Sunday will be observed by the Sum
day school of the Congregational church,
February Q. with appropriate exercises
The cold wave of Tuesday was preceded
by terrible west wind that blow fear
fully after midnight Monday.-C. n. Cook
was IN Hinesburch and Huntington Men
day on business.->Joseph Bora. is confined
TO the house with a bad cold Truman
boodale has bought barn of r. II. Smith
and is to put it on his place.--'The little
daughter of i. r. Smith is worsc again
The annual meeting of Lake View cream
cry Will be held next Saturday.-L. c. Ray
and \. Il. Miller of Shelburn, were in
town on business Monday.-MrS. Octave
Miller Of Ferrisburgh, who died recently
was buried in the family lot in the West
cemetery. She was a sister OF Mrs. \. G..
Bush of this town Mr.. and Mrs Bush
and family arc appreciatiVe of tho kind Of
fees Of friends du the sickness and
death of Mrs. MilleI.-Mrs. +. j. Pope OF
Chicago arrived in town last week.
Sugar ~: cents n pound. 20 pounds for
N.M-Avery a. Preston, Ferrisburgh and
North Ferrisburgh
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BOLTON.

Mrs, james McCabe died of consumption
the list inst The burial was at Rich
Inond. husband, three sons and a dauSh-
ter are left to mourn the loss of loving
wife ana mothcr.-Dr. Grout of Waterbury
/. attending ono of the children of ". G.
Preston who is sick with scarlet fever.
Health Officer Dr. Bcmis has ordered tho
school in district No. | closed in con-
sequence thereof Mrs BiXby of Montprl-
:. Brush for several months started Ia, t
Saturday on "A journey TO the West and
will visit a sister, who resides there, be
fore her return. She has made mtny
friend during her residence in town. Mise
Elsie Ewing closed her school in dstiic {
No last week and went to her home in
Barrc.-S. G. Sdbins entertained about -
Ueighhors and friends al his home last
Friday evening. Music dancing and t.
frcShmcnts were the chief essentials Of
the evenings cntcrainmcnt.--It Is with
mingled SORROW and regret that the many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Me
Ginnis learn Of the loss Of their daughter,
who died of pneumonia on the 23rd, inst,
after an Illness of nearly five days Both
Mr.. and Mrs. McGnniS of Jericho were
formerly residents of this town, and their
friends extend loving sympathy TO them in
their sad bereavement Mrs. W. G. Pr s.
ton, who has been i'll with tho grip. is con
Nalescine Eva Thompson has gone 10
Waterbury to work in the wrapper fac
tory.
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EAST CHARLOTTE,

The annual reunion of old associates at
Lyceum hall ON Friday evening was n
most enjoyable occasion for those in at
tendance. fine literary and musical pro-
gram was given. after which an oyster
supper was served followed by an hour Of
social Intercourse and speech making.
Rev. II. GuclI, Attorney A. L. sherman
of Burlington and g. II. Carr being called
on to speak responded with a few timely
remarks.-H. s. Fonda. Walter Foss and
Walter Iiosford have gone to Boston,
The funeral of Mrs. Dominick Hart took
place on Monday the 9th inst. from the
Roman Catholic church. Mrs. Hart had
been i'll most of the winter. She leaves a
family of three sons. Thomas John and
George Hart and two daughters. Mrs.
John and Mrs. Kate Mckenzie of Shell
burno and a largo circle Of grandchildren.
Mrs. Dee Clark Is seriously Ill at her
fathers home. j. \. Harris s.-A large
number Of young people from here and
the west part of the town enjoyed IA
sleigh ride and party at the home of Lind
ley Dear on Saturday cvcning.-Mr and
Mrs. p. n. Carpenter are the parents of 4
SON. born Wednesday the - inst.
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COLCHESTER.

E, r. Gale, sr.. who has been i'll with
bronchial pneumonia is recovering. --rhc
Baptist social was largely attended.-M s..
j. H. Lyon and daughter, Helen. are Wis
itinS friends in Benuington.-MrS George
Somcrvillo, who has been visiting her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus Wheeler,
has returned to her home in Waitsheld -
Mrs. John Gravelle of Ncrgennes Is i'm
toWn.-Mrs, T. $. Parmelcc, who has been
i'll, is improving Fannie Day, who
has been spending several weeks in Barre
has rcturneJ.-Mrs. Clayton Booth Of Is
sex Junction visited at w. J. Parker's re-
ccntly.--Miss MYrl Parsons is visiting
friends in town.-Miss Carrie Crockett,
who has been suffering from an attack
of bronchitis is bcttcr-Miss Grace
Lamb of St. Adams is caring for her sis
ter, Mrs. Elmer Whoelock, who is ill
A donation visit was given Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Atwood Tuesday evening. About
eighty Of their friends were present Dur
ing the evening an excellent musical pro.
gramme consisting of several select ons
by Miss Ida Stanley and by the quartett .
Mr.. and Mrs, Atwood were presented VII
$50
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HUNTINGDON.

ono convert was received into full mem
hcrship of the Methodist church Sunday
: ,vonuC.-Thc donation visit for Rev.
Thurston, is to occur Wednesday, cVcn-
iug.--Mrs. Ida Johnson will entertain the
dime society from the Center a her home
February REV. Mr.. Harris. the Mcthp-
dist pastor. will administer the sacraine MT
ot the Lords supper at the Union church
ono week from next Sunday. 1t is OK
pccted that his services here close at that
time as he has been with us for three
Yoars.-The nesbursh Dramatic club
presented their drama, Hickory Farm" at
the Town Hall Tuesday eVcning.-Mrs.
MpntraIll lille Ross is in Proctor called
there by the illness of her sons wife, Mrs.
Frank COInStOclI
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Rov. j. s. Cioodall will preach In the
Congregational church in Jericho Center
next Sunday in the absence Of the pastor.
Several members Of the q. A. r. and w.
r. c, had a sleigh ride to Colchester Mon
day night andwth people from there gave
a surprise party TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wolcott.
+. l.. Parsons who has been in Iowa on
business tor the Wright Bros. of Willis
ton i9r several weeks, is expected home
Tomorrow.
f. II. Parker has received letter from
his daughter Clara, who sailed Dec. with
Consul General Woman and party. They
landed ~ Gibraltar January Il, and sailed
Tor Algiers the next day.
The Present Day club met with Miss
Mary Browncll Monday evening. The
subject was "Communistic Organization"
ana the topics assigned were rs follows:
Brook Farm" Miss Elizabeth Sawyer:
"Now Harmony and Robert Owen" Miss
Stella Bowman; shakers" Miss Anna
Palmer; Minor Experimental Miss Mary
Nichols
John Ilatin, who has occupied j. S. Rey-
nods blacksmith shop. has moved to st.
Adams and Frank DomaY has leased the
shop and will continue the business.
Mrs l. r. Whtcomb, Mrs. II. d. shy
der, Mrs j. C. Hartwoll and Mrs. +. IL.
Stanley entertain the whist club in @. a.
r. hall Friday evening. Supper will 10
served al $3.50 O'Clock.
Mrs. Evan Thomas entertained a NUM-
Der Of tho Young ladies' Of the Cong1ega-
tonal ualtsh very pleasantly at her home
yesterday afternoon Those present were
Mrs. G. j. Sculy Of Burlington. Miss
Nary Nichols. Miss Mary Brownell, Miss
Eliza Read, Miss Elizabeth Sawyer, Miss
l.ottir Douglass, Miss .\lic" Johnson and
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the crowd short they ran prices tip q cent
per bushel. The closing vas strong At ic.
net advance; Jan. closed SIC: Mar h 81 II. lG
mFzc, closed $3.50; July S5}stsi'sc. clos Il
GORN-Rcceirts 1000 bushels: exports
81 go bushels; sales 5000 bushels futures.
SPOT firm; No 67aic. elc ,ator and ,jSj,c.
fob. afolt: tnCcr the impetus of strong
com was much higher to-day, closing
G14c. May e5T@c7i4c, closed sac, july 55ti
6C'c closed sG7tC.
OATS Receipts 10000 tnshcls' exports
S S$ P Wo SPOT very ,trGfF' 40: i'a%
white Sic, track mixed Western iSn ~
sTnEfp 9? day ' ssrn a" tr top RgiTS
middlings s235dm@.00: winter Iran S2Loj;
IlAY--The market was duh to-day.
II DES-Thc market was steady to day.
Galveston 20 to Is pounds 1sc. Califor-
ria. 2 to Is lbs, 1870: Texas dry. "a 10 %
Wooi-The market was stcadv te day.
Domgs,ic fleece 26ila@-7c: Texas lfMi7c.
sloNdll5o; city extra India mess l'.5rn
I.ARD-was nrmer; Western steamed,
$50; compound ssnodS25.
PORk--The market was firm to day.
Family $l7.co; short clear sls.ocn2ooo; mess
OTATOES Were steady. Maine 5000
2.Sj: New York s200a2.lj; Jersey sweets,
S3.'NT3J0
1ETROLEI M-Was steady; refined New
York S72o: Philade'pl la and Baltm ore
81. IL: do. bulk NS
TALLOW-Dull city 12 per pack.
agc) 6isc; country (packascs FREQ 61ji,c.
.COPPER-Firm; brokers, slLs7'4; cx.
COFFEE Spot Rio was. quiet; No. : in
voice SIC; mild quiet; CordoN a Sn1liac. The
market for spot coffee was dun and heavy
with prices isc. lower. Opored steady Win
prices ! to Is points lower. There WIS lit
tie in the nature of a reaction later ana al
most the market was hut five points NJ
from tie bottom, closing steady with
prices net unchanged TO ten points lower
Total sales $3.50 bags. including March ~
81 40 May u. 5n5.65' July $3.50; Aug. 500
Sept. $500 800; oct. s.. 05: Dec. $1,000 ~
SCGAR-Raw was firm; fair refining
3 3-.6c. Centrifugal &c test. 3 u-l6c. mo-
las" sugar l--l6c; refined sugar firm
No, g. 1870; No :, $40 No: 8, $3.50, 81. ?
81 So No. 10, $3.50; No il, $50; No. II, 1870
No. IL, 81 u; No 4. s3.75 standard a.. sLij
I,oMectioners a, As5: mould a; 50. 70; cut
efanulatci 80; cubes 500.
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Yours truly.
J. 8. BACHD Il co.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY. JAN. %.

RostOn's streets resOunded TO the Clat-
tering of hoofs and the tramp Of march
ing men. Like city IL. ,r partial law.
travel was cut off certain streets. This
was to protect six drays belonging 10 the
II. s. Brine company from the mob of
strikers. Three hundred policemen.
80 mounted men and T. members OF the
detective squad tried to hold disorder in
check during the day. They succeeded
TO some eXtcnt---N New phase of the cur
rcncy question in the Philippine islands
has arisen from the refusal Of Manila
banks to receive deposits in Mexican sill
ver---Purc food campaign in Chica -
New York city club hints at paving
scandals--No truth in the report Of
outbreak among the Sioux lndians--
Athens. Ga, opposes reappontment Of
negro master--Honolulr labor
Unions form combnat ton against Asiatic
la bor--Amcrican Window Glass com
pany increases wages 10 to II percent
Panama advocates not alarmed by
hints OF Nicaragua's friends that Co
lombia will not lease territory--Judge
Taft much encouraged by conditions in
the Philippines; believes 10000 troops
Will be ample within year--Senator
Teller offers resolution providing re-
quest to Great Britain that sentence OF
death against Scheepers he set aside,
but the Boer commandant already has
been exccutcd---Condtions in Pckin
considered very encouraglng---.Cost of
South African war for the last seven
months. S231 .JOO.uOO -- Archduchcss
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WlNOOSKI.

The newly elected officers OF Fanny Allen
Court. No, j47, c. o. r.. were installed III
their rooms in Allard's block Sunday al
ternoOn, Deputy state chief Ranger II j.
bray. of burlington. being the installing
officer. Following Gre the officers for the
year ensuing: Chief ranger Georg. Cou-
oton; rice-chief rarrrr, Louis Aliplu.
treasurer, Fr AK G. Alla,d financial St,
rotary, f.. f. .AllGrd: corresponding scl-
rotary, r.. J. MCCrath senior conductor,
Edward Brunel; junior conductor. GEORGE
Nilnaire; outside sentinel, II. Jordan, in
side sentinel, Peter pCle; trustees, i. l.,
Gra' es, Hugh Finnegar and 3, Bissett.
Following thu installation ceremony, chief
Ranger CouchCn introduced the following
speakers who were well received: q. NJ.
Cos srif, c, r. Of Cathedral Court Bur
lington L. T.. Gira,d, c. r. CT St Joseph
Court; II. j. Bray r. +. Cunln !. Il. Muir
ply. and f. W. McCiec. ell If Cath"dia al
Court; Dr. j. f. LaRocouo and J. \ en-
eras of St. Jo8oph's Count; Victor Lsmdy,
president of Chalnplain Guards of Eirlin,
ton; q. II, Nalyou. G. r. Of Chawpl ain
Count, Essex Junction; RAM LaVoic. Of
Montreal; w. Casey. OF Mt. Mansfield
Court of Underhill, aud members of Fanny
Allen Court. The attendance WAS very
large, many members from ncighbOrng
Ccunts being present.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d J.
Car alan dad Friday evening and the fun
oral was held from St stephens char h
saturday aft ernoon, Rev. ]. +. Rand Off
Cioting.
The advertised letters in the postoflce
for the week ending January % are as fol-
lows: Charles w. Boswell, Rosana De
barge, Joseph Houle, Miss Bertha Lang
lois, r. Lcwenheim. George Macenon, Mrs.
SpauldinS' Mrs. Sophronia Young, Fred
NJ Killam.
About 40 young people from this place
and Burlington had II barge ride to Is
sex Centre last evening and enjoyed a sup
per and dance.
The young peoples whist club met in
their rooms in Allard's block last evening
and enjoyed progressive whist for a coupe
of hours after which "a social hour was
spent Many from out OF town were
present.
Miss Lillian Morrison leaves to-day for
Barre after two weeks visit with friends
in town.
Wllfrod r. Linard, of the L'Opinion
Publiuue.' of Worcester, Mass, is in
town. the guest of William Mooney for
few days.
Jessie and Eugene Gonycau of North
Adams, Mass, have returned to town to
reside
j. Henry McGreevy goes to-day to Mid
dlehury 10 attend the institution OF a
council Of knights of Columbus.
Edward Collier of Hartford is in town
for a few days.
Joseph Housquet has returned TO Sara.
toea after weeks visit in town.
Frank T.. Robinson has accepted a posi-
lion in the office Of the Porter screen COM
panN.
William Mooney has returned from a
brief stay in St Albuns
John llOll"rau went Yesterday mornil @
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SHElBURNE,


nine pound son was born saturday
evening to Mr. and Mrs. |. j. Mallettc o.
Shclburnc Fails.
Irving Elliott and wife arc visiting
friends in Lincoln.
George Nescr has bought 80 acres oi
land near his house of Henry w. Russell
johnson creamery paid patrons N.ol per
hundred for STANDARD milk for poceinbcr
\ large quantity of wood and logs arc
being drawn from Elmer SloCums WOOD
lot.
Daniel Meedcr expects to carry on II. III
Rends farm the coming year
Rev. G. &. Atkins gave his very inter
cstng lecture "rhe Windows of Life at
the Methodist church to "A large audience
Monday evening.
There will be a sociablc at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Orange A. Baldwin on Wed
ncsday evening. February s. The ladies
are arranging literary programme
Teams will be furnished to carry all VINO
nave no othcr conveyance.
John Duly fell from "a load OF nay aho
had two ribs broken Tuesday
At the annual meeting OF the Shelburnf
Cooperative creamery heid az the towI
hail Tuesday, the Following directors i1'
the next year were elected: @. a. Baid
WIN. SllaS lioyt' H. - i'aN' rI ihS ~
+. A. Poet. The secretary, ]. II. Goodsel
reported total Irounus Oh h,iih ic,',..'
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JERICHO.

c. 4. jackson and daughter Marion OF
Rutland spent Sunday with relatives in
town.-Union services are being held at
the Baptist church each evening during
the week.--Thc remains Of Mrs. Eunicc
Buxton Mcintyre, who died at her home
in South Ashburnham, Mass, last Sunday.
We're brought here Wednesday nd 20
funeral held at y. a. Prior's Thursday
afternoon.-RcV. Mr.. Watt OF Richmond
preached at the ConrAk yationM oh rch
Sunday.-Miss Emily howe has returnc
from a several weeks visit in Rutland
Mir. and Mrs. c. e. Buxton Of Joncsville
we're in town Sunday.-Thc board of civil
authority will meet at the town clerk 5
office Feb. 1-Ioyt White, who was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospit al a few wee s
ago. was taier to the insane asylum ut
Waterbury Saturday Daniel Buxton of
HIoYoke, Mass, is III town to attend tn
funl raj of his sister, Mrs. Mcintyre.
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ICtIMOND.

The New York Condensed Milk company
have bought the plant of the Ncimt ut Con-
donsed Milk Company in Richmond and
Eav" assumed control Mr.. +. II. shrp1rd-
son is retain d as MANAGE and secretary -
y loCSc If Good rcmplars Las ho"n orUan
i7od in town and these officers cl-cte l.
hrlnur johnson, w. c. T.. Miss Daisy
Goodrich, w. V. r. Wesley Berry ". NJ
Miss Flora Goordioh, H. ". Il. i. Robin
son. RECORDING secretary: Miss Jessie Tuck
er. assistant SECRETARY: Iiss Fate Carlton.
financial secretary. Miss Edna Rot irson,
treasurer; Miss Marion Tupprr. chaplain
Nathan Johnson. guard. For the present
the lodge will mold its meetings in the YES
Try ol the Congregational church.-Mr.
l,akcr Of Fair Haven was i'm town recently
Tor tho purl.csc of ostat iishir~ launl Try
rrrc Mrs. Da ,'idson, secretary " IT, w.
{. ~. l.. gave an irtoro.tirg talk at the
- npre gait )nll church Sunday evening. =
At the CONGREGATIONAL church meeting
last Thursday evening the Rev. Theodore
J. Holmes received the unanimous call Of
the church to become their pastor. Mr..
Holmes has preached here four Sundays.
IJa atocpt,5 tho COLL Sun5ay- fran, tn. yt,I -
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

o. H. Ellis has engaged George Pocor
of Jericho to work for him the coming
season and Mr.. Pecor and family hav
moved into Mr.. Ellis tenement house
Harmon Nichols Of Essex visited his
mother, Mrs. Sophia Dixie, who IL in quite
poor health, tho first of the wcek.-Last
SATURDAY Walter Gorton drew a load of
logs into Bartlett's mill yard that consist
ed of 20 logs and measured 100 feet
When G. w. Brush opened his store last
Saturday morning he found the floor on
fire near the stove. A box of sawdust used
10 spit in had caught fire and burned
through the zinc and nearly through the
floor. It would have been ablaze in a
snort time