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hrs nANICE'S GOOD GOLFINC.
REtTs siSS sstkER 0> SsssN
tOtNTI IINk<
s~minaai 90 the snea's w~esrspsss,sa
uhssspsso>htp Mis- ~ttsrusssies Wins
trsm Mr.. ss,ipp~e = sadi'isas toe
>atisasi Championship oth >r~s

- ~. r.,.xa.V. Hacker
Tue ar'si q" W. Nso"'"
sho has 'sTe Won The Ute anu y a." ma
ttnral Champion. by Mrs Mantse. BY
"a, "a , ., rl., 80. IA. ,,,-, sttfrtns ~.
'u's"u - W...,.
cld"h' ~ S"''''usN : pA' " Wv
Metropolitan coli Association t"ufhsin"h'
a, the Is..x County Country club
u,.. u.,L.,.. d,vnfau M. the NOR, IN.
r'pT~tHi IN view "' h.I si"s' ~"'"s
Ni-s nd"rhil On Wednesday. Nh"h ~"
mad. a n
~. ., ID. ,l.,.. A, ,,,.,.s heat and
Il" "~'" -
'herr was - NV" VIVA 'h"' W" ~" ~"
RAGS huns limp and muttonl"ss u" tfst
hol. was . hall IN . par four, hut Mrs NsIi'"
a.. -. -. ~ un,L., needing
W" W" ~'""'' 49,.
thr"~ pu's h"'h hl-''h Nh",, p"'N ""'"' 'h'"
green. and. ba>,d.-. Mr. Manic" vA- short
from the ,.-,. 81 ,hst y was Miss il-ck.tS
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OFFICE ~ ANTI M.
HtIIs.IOts >GTpIs.

RELIGIOUS >GIUIs.
ST JAMES CHuRCH uAul~uN h'' 49, r.
REV 4 " hlfshl O. .r ."lFr"
! " 'ulH 'nWrIHuD'
~ 4 " lItAn,. Huly Co'rmurltu S'u.oH rr =
1gtpis
: " r,~n>ong ana s.-r,n .r'rrt rN'
Gu RIn 90 rtIi NiN u.H. .H."J H
1t. bstvrru lafk sfi l'tur r sod. '.f .
IunAu h Nu'th. lasfof Service. 90 g. "
MN - the Pastor >Ybi'r' 'su.'. .fHl'N
u H'H 81 ~ MESSIAH 'f.HHr ."
81 rurntt lArk ~ NffNhs,N 90 - TO-
Ninut j NaNsxc. u D.. vI l'ra
IN ~lefntmhran-s CumunnioU nd hNH. O.
amer ssr,ics
STFpnFN afRRuTS
bnN building M \, and 'gff q
GoNpei Nr~iinC rvrfN U'gu' ,HWr
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Jsck O'Br,~n Deals Cent?, with George
Cole In six-Round Draw.

pHii ,nfIFHi,. Juno - George col"
STAYED N" -iN rounds Nth Jack O'Brien
last nlsl, O'Rrien simply toyrd With ~.
mRn throughout and did not make any cror,
- pui him out
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r. n. Macy & Co. want several nea.
and tidy cash bows Apply 10 SuNt.
sIrl ATOMS wANrID-FEMAi. rs

\ RrFINFu. competent french lNdys mali
speaking TuCiish. wishes position Vita fam.
eoIns io Iupp'. good paCE'r experienced Ifh,r'
Ter nr' elias, PERSONAL reference tAl or srte
y \. :lA Wet ssh -
NTIT\CH WOMAN ~ - RSi to . babl anil
wait on adj vith = family going Co Eu'ups %"
~ reference ! j.. tsr 90 NJ Poison. 80
nj -
COMPETENT l,rNpkT~S would Ike a stIs
tinn IN private family To- rtA can i.ralNu eI,r.rnt
references VI % bpN 3i sun urinNs owe
las nnuadVN
F~NprHIEN,fp C~UtNHrRNNlp and vAit-,'
,l'N best uf urfetrucr, II p boz - sun 4ptoS 70
once I?dA NrnAdvAh
~FNCr1IrNT WAITRESS wishes 20 or'sr A,
situation 100 pTf at 'af.lf iu rttN 80 .'4Si H
r-'rrrncrs y VI hHI - sun upiuv o. orr
ictS truadVaE.
THEORETICALLY ,~ONrrTgNT TNUlOFV1.r
would Utc to utI.iu r .f'Vatiun iu p-INsf~ '1rr.. .
'tN excellent 's'rrJHyua Z o. hpN - s.
uptpsu 80 CO., - lfnNuss
IIEs1 CLASS zoe would ne = pos''rr 'n
prINa'" 'uI|' 100 rth r1A r'frfrur"s ~ '.N
IS sun upiuNr uft," l.d5 brradWA,
HEfINrN t1opughN competent Ira.r,t
iAnts U.r-r. I''u'',''H' drsrr> t%p.fl'r nrr
81 = month nss' ufrrrrt> from doctors ..
pt,i sud private fautI-s address. D.. ~s
~ Is! fH,t ssih -
wNNrFn ~ fours Tng',h iaff pn,H'.. %,
companion S'r'fan ~ g"NsrrrN> 'y,s's
r'',rrav'> an ''rt.ucair Ntuv~, q iui Irr..
william It ~ 'Hhu y " 'srNie
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WtRINE I\TyIItGEN(E.

utNt.rrrs .iN.N,C rue psr
sun r'.~, ~. sun StS Noon cot, y n
Tpp v,rzr RUS rN
sand, Vool n CoN ~ - He'll Gate 80
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shelter Island Nscht ttub.

The tncnhsrs IT the shelter Island Yacht
club have q ONE de- IN 'la~, int racing the
simmer IN. hn,i~ N.r' built hv ~" t'r"rl-
mort BASIN aud ,ou-tru'tiou Complain from
d.s, gn, D., Thrud"r- Brigham 1h"~" bntt~
sre similar 20 tro~" built for "a" ,rd>"v and
I~ar,hmout clubs They ar" - feet q inches
over all ~ feet . inches "a ~" wat"rlin',
q feet beam fleet drausht, carry I. 200 pounds
~ outside lead and -pr"ad tiu quar- feet OF
,,uNa. Th.>r boats ar" to race every Nttur-
dav during 'hc season. beginning an july ;,
1hr-, handsome trophies hsy" been offered
for the-r rlces n" Commodore cup val
70 a. the boz, winning ~" greatest number
~ points ~ the ton race \ h"at nu.t enter
IA Dtsht out ui tar ten races Hud each -'trt"r
will h- credited With On" point Tor starting
and one ttoiut for every CSmIstlfpr ~ts de-
feat kr CHAM has Offered q priy" 10
the boat Winning the largest 1~.rc'rt1c" Of
victories, and j u Edison has offered second
and third prizes
N. slonp class Y will h. an int "rDsting
one tins wear otto I0.hrkc has q new boat
for TN. class huili bv Robert Jacob from
design nv GHrdh.r \ COZ This hnat l. q.
f.., &, irct.. over all. "a f""t on the water
lus . feet = inches beam and q i""i ! iu,h
dr,ugh' Oscar " N"bhsr will race ~"
form.rlv N" Marion. VII h" tn commission
With /, larger all ~Ir'Hi, and ia" Martha
Owned bN lisurV |. tu". All ~" "u' W
Srlth'. TNor,. ,lrord Hroktv' porwIn.
and ,harlr. Ian. Poor = Mira will meet IN the
faces Tor Class IN" schedule Tor the
season follows july 4 : 20. and Sus :.
club rsc,s for N. lnshrk- cup for Class y
sept J.. club rH'-. clos" - tn" -"ri"~ Tor ~"
Is,bfkg Gun
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SPECIAL NOTNn.

KEEP LOOMING q VI. and - " your hair. rs
coiof and beauty With pARh ER'S HAIR RAlSAM.
h~INDfRCOkNS, The hes, cur for corns. IS ca.
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our, taiendars This Ia,

supreme Couu Sp-riAl Tvrm Psr ~ Cour,
op-ns NJ 10 - . " ~ parr matters supreme
Cour Trial Term Fan NiI Ctss on No .0si
Force ~ ~ raul fr- and Marine Insurance
Company
Surrogate Iour Chamber foT probate
Wills Of Ottnis fdlich. Nor,t Klein, Ellen Meade
rrdrrt - Nsw,on. William n Stlillsn al 10 IN
A N
Cty Cour Sp-clsl fern Cour or.ns At 10
A N Motions
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Ceurt NJ App~als.

ALn,Nr June - Cnurt Of Appeals calender
for Monday June IA No- ~. ~. ". TAI. ~
1871. ia and zoe A.
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IN The s.mi-rHal for the consolation cup
Nrs " F,llov-s Morgan won hy . w uud
@ - play FROM Mss t,~orgIlrIA HoVa arr
~ he other half Miss >uyvthr tii Mss ~"
had - play au extra hole IN" latter tad
been iotiutr 'vo and missed short puf ou
~" ~.V-i i."''u !or the match However.
-" won ~" uIrr'--ith hol" ia = to g lh"
.. e.. a. 80 -
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s.u~u 1901 vuHfisS r'rr-
81, ru.r,' pismarrs tom 'hcrhnufg, Tor \~v
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1'lsrhun- tul 49, N,d VI
MA l.. NFllN
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NTIINCH WONAN - - RSt a. . bab> AuI
walt on adj Win a family going Go Fu'ups p"
- reference ! u. ,sw ~ Mr. pul>un. -
nj -
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Sir $500 llad 9entidlano.

Deutlb alnerifanildbe 8eitungen
iueroen inn alten Baterlanb nit gro=
Bem Sntere1ie gelelen, tpeil fie iid
frei auslpreben unb bdufie pon briz
ben mebr @euiafeiten uno Na1rib=
ten bringen, als Die oeutlben 3ei=
tllngen lelbit. Die r5reie Yrelie fir
geras" ift briiben iiberaa, tpobin iie
eeianot miro, Elm lebr gem gelebener
@alt unb fam ii1 riibtnen, Nner=
fennune unb @urbigung 5u finoen.
pie aus 5ablreiben 8riefer an uns,
lutuie an Oieienigen, tpelbe oas 8latt
an tire 8ertpanbten 1bifen, berppr.
9ebt. g8er baber leinen 8ertpanbten
uno 5reunben cine 6reuoe erpeilen,
ibnen elm piQtpn1meneS @eIbent
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fir lie bic
.5reie 8reiie fir Teras". Das Sn=
tereiie fir 9eras, tpie ilberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb bic @eeeno, NOD Die
8ertpanoten auobnen, iit in Deutlb=
lano iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unntDes
lib, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 sriino=
(i9e 9luffldrune uno 8elbreibung
bes frelnoen 2an6es gu geben, ipie
bies Die rsSrele Brene" alm0bent=
lid tDut. Stir ben aeringen Breis
ppn So oerlenben mir pDrtDfrei unier
reibbalttees Wobenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an irgeno cine Iorefe im Iuslanoe.
Die sreie Nreiie fir 9egas Yubl.
Gpntpant).
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREE
PREssE FUER Texas; has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State. is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
All extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
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tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
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reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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WabrenD Der erten bret WtDnate Des
laufenben Sabres tpurben in Der
Brdlioentidaft BON Bombop 62,667
9Doesfaae infplee Ser Helt aentel=
bet, aeeen 1896 in berlelben
BeriDoe oes Sabres 1901. Nub in
anoeren gbeilen Snoien's 1T cine
belnlelben Berbdltnib entlprebenbe
3unabme Der TuoesfdIe eemelbet
tpDroen.
= Nus Dresden miro beribtet:
Die 8eilebung Der 2eibe oes &0=
nigs gilbert BON 5abeu mar bDbIt
einorufspou. Das Snnere Der
fatbDlii6en SDffirbe, in nelber
Der Srauereottesoienft abaebalten
muroe, mar NIT ibmaraen Sud-
ausaeiblaaeu. Der Sare mar nit
elmer rotben ieibenen Deefe bebedt
uno an oetnlelben batten id9ltlbe
Offi5iere uno 6Dfbean1te Die goos
tenpabe gebalten, ieitoen er Sams=
tag Nbeno in Die Stride iberfiibrt
tuoroen mar. Bei Dem 9rauergDt=
tesoienit mar oas 5d)iff Der Stride
beute Ibeno BON ben Witelieoern
oes oiplomatilben Corps, ren Spe=
cial 8elanot1baften, tpelbe gum
BegrdbniB nab Dresden gefommen
waren, um oem tooten aDniee Die
lebte '@bre 81 ertpeiien, eingenpm=
men. Inter ibnen befunben lib
Qnoretp .. Wbite unb Der Wtarquis
De Noailles, pelbe Die Ser. Staaten,
be5iebungSueile Die &epublif sSranf=
reid an Dem Berliner 6Die als Bot=
lbafter oertreten. Nfinifter, Wtitalie=
Der oes 2anotaas anb Deputationen
ousldnoil6er Offi5iere. Die 2eib-
tragenoen betraten in langem 2uge
Die Stride, unter ibnen &0nia @eDra
BON Sadien, Die 4rin5en oes idhiiz
lben &Dni9sbauies. Der beutIbe
&aiier @ilbelm, 8ailer Sran5 So
lepb bon Oelterreib, Der @rpsber=
sog pon Baoen uno anoere syiirit=
libfeiten. Die pertpltttpete R1niain
9arola, Die oeutlbe &aiierin uno
Die iddiiiden Brinaeiiinnen nabtnen
srpei @eItiible Elm. Der 6of=&aplan
Or. 8renoler bielt Die 2eibenreoe.
Nab SbluB Der 5rauerfeierlibfeiten
fpuroe Der Sarg in Die @ruit Der
9irbe berabgebrabt unb bort beige
iebt, mabreno orauBen aufeeItellte
MrtiIerie uno Snfanterie Saluen abb
gaben.
= Die ra6ln. 8tg.1 mefoet, baB
Der preuBlihe Wtiniiter fir 0ffentlide
Nrbeiten unb Staatslecretdr oes
Gelbsamtes fir Die 8erpaltung Der
GeibSeilenbabnen, 6err b. Tbielen,
reltgnirt bat. baB Der 9aiier feline
HeIignation angenomn1en unb ben
General 8uboe gu leinem 0ahfol=
ges ernannt bat. 6err b. Tbielen
tpar leit oem %. SUM- 1891 i'm Nmt.
Spater tuuroe Die Melbung BON Der
&efienation oes 6errn bon 9bielen
amtlib beitdtigt uno befannt gege=
ben, oaB Der &aiier i6tn ben Oroen
oes Sbnarsen Nblers perlieben babe.
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Nn oas Ynblitmnl.

Die rJreie 8rehe" bat iiber 400
elablirte Seenturen I'M Staote, tpirb
al iiber 700 Hoftufficen rerlanbt, unb
bat elne groRe Gerbreitung in Der
geabbar= &epublit Werito, i'm ssnbia=
ner=gerritorium unb St(abpma.
Sbr girfulatiuns=@ebiet in geras
erltreft iib BON @alpelton big binauf
nab 9enllon. ppn Maribau inn Often
big na6 81 4alo IN: fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitueritdnblid nit be-
lonhers aablreiben 2elern oas oi1t=
beiiebelte Wittel=Teras uno'oen Suo=
peiten elm.
3tuei Neiienbe fino betdnoie, jabr=
Elm, iabraus i'm Snterefe bes 8lat=
tes untertpees unb fiibren oennlelben
i'm Terein nit unieren riibrieen 2p=
fal Mgenten forttpdbrenb mere Qe=
Ter gu.
Sn Nabeiratbt .bieler 9batlaben lit
>oie nSreie Brefie", tpp es iid oorum
banbelt, Die beutide 8epD(feruua su
errei6en, nas bette Mnseige Mes
oi,sm i,m Staate 9eraa.
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= aus 8erliner officiellen arei=
len miro aeihrieben: Die rullilbe
Bolitif fdbrt gum peinlihen 8eirem=
ben bleliaer maBsebenber &reile oa=
nit fort, Die 3uipibune GER Bolen=
trage IN 9elltiblanb auf oas @ebal=
1igite aus5unuben. Sbre Oraane
greifen Die angeblib barbarilhe
prenBilhe Bolen Yolitlt auf oas
0eftl9lte an ullo traeen ibren Subel
unoerbult CUR Sbau bariiber, baB
Dentlhlano 6unoerte BON Wlillionen
ausgiebt, I'M elm beutl1es Srlano
5u lbaffen. IS lei i'm &rieQsfalle
duBerit oortbeilbaft, i'm 6einoeslano
Wfillicnen pon 9ooieinben beslelben
in gereltlbaft 81 baben, tpelhe man
gu 8unoesgenoiien nahen tonne.
Die bieiigen 8ldtter nebmen BON
ben tpiitbenoen Ineriffen Der ruff
ihen 3eitun9en Hotis uno uunoeru
ltb iiber ben pl0bliben umlhmuna
IN ct. petersburg. Sbon Dor
nebreren 3agen nuroe man ltubiq,
neil Die rulliibe 3enIur Die g8ars
lhauer pulnilben 8ldtter oeritdnoiot
batte, oaB iie Die Sbn1dbreoe oes
c5ebilben glbgeproneten &lpfac To-
wie gerpiiie Grtitel iunec5ebilber
uno gali5ilder 8ldtter iiber bic Wta=
rienburaer Heoe oes &ailers mort
lid aborufen oiiriten.
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Gine it,redlidte Grplufiun

,eines @alolin Ofens oerbrannte
bier fiiralih cine Dame auf fiird=
terlibe Nrt" ibreibt &c. 6. Balmer
BON &irfman, Sa. Die beiten
Ner5te tDnnten Die grdRliben Wun>
ben, Die oarauf folgten, ni1t beilen,
aber rBudlen 8 Nrnica Salbe" linz
berte nidt nur Die Shmersen, lun=
bern terpirfte eine pDllige 6eilung. i"
Das Beite in Ger @elt eeeen 8rano=
uno Sbnitt Wunoen, Oeulen,
Shrammen, 0aut @uslhlag unb
tpie eeeen bic meiiten 5auttrantbei=
ten. 25 Gents bel s. 8alteper q
Sobn, @eo. S. s. S6mitt, gieens
tbiimer, uno Ib. Dreis.
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War feiue @elobeirath.

Ser betreffenbe 6err aus Bolton,
Der Dor Sur5em cine frdnflibe,
reibe iunge Dame beiratbete, lit
iebt iibersliidlih, oenn er rietb lei=
ner Trau 81, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills 81 nebmen, Die ibr ibre
friibere perfefte @elunbbeit tpieoer=
aaben. l1nfeblbar eegen @elbludt,
Biliolitat, Wtalaria, syieber uno
SrDiteln uno 2eber= uno Weaaen=
2eioen. WpblbefDmlnlib uno tpirf=
lam. Sour 25 gts. grbd(tlih bel
S. aalteper, @eo. S. s. Shmitt,
@igentbiimer, uno 80. Dreib, Dro=
euiften.
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Ru berfaufen =!

200 Gfer 5arm in @icturia Co.,
aano III @ncinal Co., 8auiteIen in
San antonip. 500 Nder betpdlier-
bares 2ono nabe Der Staot.
Grel We eer debit.
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ssnr nod 3 Gage, nm Die itaoti.
iben Stencrn pbne Strafgelo besab.
len Su fDmnen!
SS. SS. Spbnium, Gitp.G ollcctpr.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-01
WATERVIELE.

George Miller of Elmore visited friends in
town recently.
George Bragg of Brandon visited his par
ents last week
Miss Jennie Carpenter is at home from
Middleton, Conn.
Miss Lottie Atwell of johnson visited her
sister, Mrs. Harris Beard, last week
Mr.. and Mrs Will Gauvin visited their
daughter Mrs. Robert Sweet recently
Moses Wilbur, while working in the woods
last Wednesday, had a severe shock OF
paralysis.
Claud and Rufus Kendall of Montpelier
visited their aunt, Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Monteith OF Brusbton,
N. Y, are the guests of her mother, Mrs.
Henry Smile
M. and Mrs Chas. Tobin of Pleasant Val
ley spent Christmas with herparents Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Wescot.
Guy Ayers and Miss Fannie Stayes of ohm
son we're united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony on Saturday by S. r. Miller
Henry Whittemore who was very badly
hurt at the asbestos mines in Eden in the
early fall, is again able to resume his work at
the mines.
Waterville has been largely represented at
County Court the past two weeks. The re-
suit of the case is satisfactory to some and
not to others.
| The condition of Moses Wilbur, who had a
| stroke OF paralysis last week, is some better.
One arm and hand are practically useless.
Miss Mae Wilbur is at home from her school
in Lowell, to care for her father.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-01

The rooms were beautifully decorated
with holly and cedar, hot-house
roses, ferns and palms making, with
other fine window plants, charming
display.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns and son as
sisted by p. c. Stearns and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. n. Nicholson of Burlington
received the guests who we're present
ed by Hon. W. E. Ranger and G..
N. Harrington.
The bride of twenty-five years wore
gown of silver gray satin trimmed
with white applique with silver sprays
in her hair and it could not be be-
lieved that she was any fairer to look
upon twenty five years ago than she
was that evening. The groom, rather
more portly in person than upon
that former occasion, was hearty and
genial as ever and showed plainly
that his quarter century OF married
lite had not rusted heavily upon him.
Acaterer from Burlington furnished
the delicious refreshments most daiu.
lilly served by Misses May Baker and
Luella Leslie, Miss Mabel Rogers dis
persing the coffee. The tables in the
dining room were decorated with
pink and white carnations and aspar-
agus fern. Sweet music was rendered
by five pieces from the Howard
Opera House Orchestra.
Altogether the evening was most
delightful one and when, at it's close,
the party broke up it was with ear
nestly expressed wishes that Mr.. and
- earns might live to celebrate
olden, ay, their diamond we'd
" t is rumored that a little later
in ~ 5Season the bridal pair will take
se,ond wedding trip, this time
across the continent to the Golden
Gate of California.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-01
er. Acordial invitation is extended
q public To attend

Ter. Acordial invitation is extended
be public to attend
4 Lumbermen are taking full advant-
age OF the snow and logs are coming
in at a rapid rate. The snow famine
did not prevent cutting and large
stocks are already reported as wait
ing for the teamsters.
The pastors subject at Unity
church Sunday morning will be
"What Shall we do with the New
Year" For the evening service the
subject will be Looking Forward"
and it will be led by L. L. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Gibbs are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends upon the birth of a daughter,
born last Friday. Dow Smith has
generously offered to give up the
cradle which some thoughtful person
presented him Christmas eve.
At thaannual meeting of Mt. Mans
fed grange Saturday the following
officers were elected Master, R. S.
Warren; Overseer, L Bigelow; Lee
turer, Mrs. Anna Kimball; Steward,
N. b. Slayton; A. S., Geo. Chaplin; l..
A. s., Mrs. Geo. Chaplin; Chap, Mrs.
W. Double; Treas, Waite Luce; Sec'y,
Q. M. Watts; Gate Keeper; A. d.
Lang; Pomona, Mrs. C. P. Benson;
Flora, Mrs. N. B. SlaytaD; Ceres,
Mrs. G. ?. Scribner; Organist, Bertha
Isham; Musical Directar, Mrs. G.. P.
Benson. Public installation of Of
fcers Saturday, Jan. II.
At tie annual church dinner of the
Unity society will be held at -
o'clock, Thursday in the church YES
try. Following dinner these toasts
will be responded to, c. L. Mcmahon
acting as toastmaster:-Our State,
FL. 6. Thomas; Our Town, P. D. Pike;
Our Church, Rev. Frank Gale; Our
Fraternity, Leo Moody; Our Men,
Mrs. NJ. A. Jenney; Our Women, DR..
ii. W. Barrows; Our Choir, L. L.
Harris. At the conclusion of the re-
union exercises the annual church
meeting for the election of officers
will be held followed by a business
meeting of the Ladies Aid society.
All interested in the church work are
invited-to be present.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-01
Governor Shaw"
"SeCret History of the Rebel
Raid on St. Albdns.'
"New Story by Rowland Robinson"
Vermont in the Census of 1904 New
vermont" for the Navy-Sketch
of Senator Dillingham;.

Vermont in the Census of 1904 New
Vermont for the Navy-Sketch
of Senator Dillingham;
These headlines indicate some of the fea-
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monRr. Your attention is further requested
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Magazine, which gained 1000 in circulation
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CONTENTS.
Hon. LESLIE NJ. SHAw-A Son of Vermont,
The New Secretary of the Treasury, full
page portrait and sketch.
ROWLAND E ROBINsoN-Late great author,
Story of Vermont Farm Life, from an I'M
published MS Portrait.
VERMoNT's POPULATION IN THE CENsUs,-By
State Supervisor W. B. Gates, Portrait.
SECRET HISTORY ST. ALBANs RAID,-By Col
Bennett II. Young. Confederate officer, II
illustrations.
A STATE CoAT-oF-ARMs FOR WINTER,-tull
page illustration.
VERMONT MEN OF To-DAY,-SENAToR VIII
LIAM p. DILLINGHAM;, sketch and portrait.
A New "VERMoNT' FOR THE NAvY,-Story
and view of receiving ship Vermont"
"ScENE IN A VERMONT WINTER, Poem, by
Charles G. Eastman, Illustrated.
OBITUARY. Truman G. Phinney, Late Ser
geant-at arms. Portrait.
TRAlNINe OR TEAcHERs-By Prof, j. L. Alger
Portrait.
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VERMoNTERs ABROAD.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1902-01-01
Estate of Eliza p. Luce.
MORRISVILLE, VT.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
State of Vermont District of Lamoille, Ssh
Probate Court. held in Hyde Park, within and
for said district, on the list day of January,
A. ID. 1902.
Duane o. Bruce, Administrator of the es-
tate of Eliza z. Luce. late of Stowe in said
District deceased, presents his administration
account for examination and allowance and
makes application for decree of distribution
and partition of the estate of said deceased
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application be referred
to session thereof, to be held at the Probate
Office in said Hyde Park, on the 22d day Of
Jan, A. ID. 1902, for hearing and decision
thereon And, it is further ordered, that notice
hereof be given to all persons Interested by pub
LEGATION of the same three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in
the News and Citizen, Newspaper published al
MoTisville and Hyde Park previous TO saO
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, if any
they may have, why said account should not be
allowed and such decree made,
BY the Court-Attest,
IL EDWIN c. WHITE. Judge.