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NEW HAVEN.

Arthur c. Human of Proctor spent Sum
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Ginman-F. ". Allen is spending his va
cation with MIR. and Mrs. William Hoyt of
Addison.-Fred Baldwin of Swanton was
recent guest of c. E.and George Palmer.-
Miss Mary F.. Roscoe and Mrs. Warren
visited friends in Middlebury this week.
Stcphen Nutting made business trip TO
Boston last week.-Phiip D. Dutton Is Wis
itins his grandparents in South Royalton.
Edmund and Albert Desautels are visit
hg i'll Burlington.-Mss Minnie Doud is
visiting relatives in BristOl-The New
Haven Dancing club have a dance at the
town hall the 18th. Nittum's orchestra of
NeIgennes furnishes the music. There will
be social at the town hall Friday evening
for the benefit of the library. Refresh
ments will be served.-E. II. Squier, I'd,
spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs. George
Sprlgg in Nergennes.-Mrs. NJ L. Wardner
of Brattleboro and Miss Ethel Hinkley OF
Peperill. Mass. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
H. c. Peck.-Mrs James f. Davis was the
guest of the Rev. and Mrs. G. N. Thomas
of Bristol last week.-E. b. Palmer OF
Bristol was in town Tuesday.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
HJNESBURGH.

Tho beautiful dramatic cantata. Bel
will be produced at the new town
hall Friday evening, March 81 There VIII
he chorus of fifty voices, with the lol-
lowing sololsts: Miss Agnes Doolcy of Bur
lington. soprano Mrs. G.. w. Stafford of
Hinesburgh. contralto; Miss carol Goou-
rich of Burlington. soprano: Miss Kathleen
Sayles of Huntington. nezzo-soprano; F.
G.. Lyon of Burlington. tenor: F. +. SWEET
of Burlington. bass; a. W. Merritt of Bos-
ton. baritone; G. C.. Adams of HinesburSh,
tenor. rhs promises to lie the greatest
musical treat this town has had in years.
The Howard Opera House orchestra has
been engaged for the OCCASIONALLY and
Mrs. Hcman Johns have returned from
their wedding trip and are stopping at
Amos lIalls.-Mrs Lewis Rissonett has
not been as we'll FOR several days.-Nlrs.
II. e. Cassidy was in Burlington over
Sunday-Attorney c. J. Russell visited his
family over Sunday .-Fred Bushcy will va
cate the Davis house in the near future
aud Waldo Davis will take possessiOn.-
Mrs. Charles Hubbell of New Haven Us
visiting her mother. Mrs. Addie Landon.-
Mrs Guy Tobey goes to New YORK 1hurs-
day to purchase spring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Brownson has bought Mrs. james Knox
property west of the village and will take
possession soon.-Capt. Lincoln of Boston
the venerable travelling man. VISITED al
II. NJ Hull's the first of the Week.-Mrs.
Florence Allen. who broke her wrist a few
weeks ago, is slowly improving. Dennis
Rissonett of Bristol Is visiting friends here
Clarence Lampson has moved into th'
Picknell house .--Miss Nellie Bissonett. VIC
teaches in Huntington, Is at home Tor
vacation.
The Rev. Mr.. Davidson state missionary
will speak at the Baptist Church next Sun
1ay InOIninC.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Olive Randall Wooster, the Oldest
resident of this part of Charlotte, born
in 1873 died at her late residence on Mon
dav afternoon. the 10th inst. Mrs Wooster
has survived her husband, the late hinman
r. Wooster, for more than thirty years
She was one who left the impress OF great
nobility of soul and a flrmness for the
right on those who were privileged to know
her, The last years of her life were
passed almost entirely in the quiet OF her
home, made peaceful and happy by inc
faithful ministratons of her daughter
Miss Sarah Wooster. Mrs. Wooster nae
been closely identified with the Baptis'
church here for more than half century
during which time she has been an intueh
tial member. She was also one of the Re"
remaining pensioners of the war OF lSl2
Three daughters and two sons survive her
Mrs l.. s. Hibbard of Highland PLrk, III
Miss Sarah Wooster, Mrs b. r. Emo Her
bert and Sies Il. Ghe Rev. Silas Randal
of Providence. r. l., is brother OF IN
deceased The funeral will he conducted
from her late residence In Charlotte ah'
the services will take place at clever
o'clock Thursday morning.
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LEICESTER.

a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lawrence March 11.-Mr. Roberts of Cas-
tlcton is moving back on his farm recently
vacated by Frank Whittemore .-Phoebe
Johnson gave candy pull to a few of her
friends last Saturday evening. Charles
Farmer is to carry on Mrs. Katie Capron' S
farm.-Miss Grace and Sara Sparks are
home on a Vacation.--Mrs. George johnson
and daughter visited in Rutland last week.
--Mrand Mrs, Sherman Slade have gone TO
Hartford, Conn, after which they will go
to ST. Louis to remain until after the OK
position.-Miss Jessie Phelps called on
friends in town reCently.-Shere Is to be
"A basket party and dance at the town hall
Friday evening Willard Hitchcock is with
his brother in Rutland. Charles Lawrence
IS TO carry on the Chandler farm the com
ing year-N. II. jennings has recently
purchased of T. d. Giriswold thorough
bred registered Jersey bull calf
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. Carrie Osgood from Milton spent
last week hcrS.-Mr, Lane and team
from Burlington are here craving poles
to the lake. Several from here went u
Georgia Plain Sunday to attend the flner
al of Mr. Spencer Boyden.-Sugdrmdke
are hustling for the woods A &. ray's
friends surprised him Tuesday evening OF
his birthday anr iNersary.- There VAS &
pleasant tine at Camp Rich Friday even
ing. Mrs Belle csgoCd fGrni"hcd musi,
on tie violin and Miss Kate Wood on the
piano.-T. ;. Berry was In Burlington Sat
urday.-Davii Bcvens moved TO his farm
in HilitoHn F'iday and the United State,
neil will go via Elm street and the Bor,
hereafter Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howar,
gave IL delightful party tn a large com
Iauy at their home in Sopcrtown Tueaial
cyening, February 25 Mrs Carrie Osgoo'
end Morris Page furnished m,;sic fol
dancing, which was prolonged until da,
licht Wednesday morning. Cake and cot
fee YVES served.-Miss Gcrtic Ferry u
Richmond is guest at A. c. Fay's and +
S Ferry ).
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Garry of iIinNs-
bUrgh spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. f. II. Isham.-Goorgc Smith and fam
lily of East tinesburgh spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. DoMrer. Capt. w. VI.
AIliham and his uncle Levi Vincent. wcGt
to East Elm last week to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Nnccnt's daughter Agnes.
Road Com Missioner Chase gave an cy-
ster supper to 40 of lis neighbors aud
friends one evening last week.-Mrs. C. J.
Sutton, Mrs. e. f.. Forbes, Miss fI. G.
HinsGil and the Misses Kate and Ncel
Noonin spent last Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Anna VI. Tilley.-Mrs. Edgar Iins-
dill with Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Hinsdill at
tended a church sooiatie at c. u. Lcor-
ards in Hinesburgh en- the evening of the
4th inst. The school board have organ.
ze end elected NJ. w. Hinsjil chairman
T.. d. Isham clerk, and Mrs Emma Leon.
ard Hnsdil superintendent with y weeks
of school divided into three terms as here
tofOre
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MILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Pratt Of Swanton
are visiting Mrs G. A. Fairchild C. S.
Spaulding of Burlington and c. l.. Story OF
Richmond were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
-. d. Parker over Sunday.-The funeral OF
Mrs. Michael Mulvihil was held from the
house on Sunday afternoon. the Rev f. e
Herrick officiating. The interment was in
the village cemetery. She is survived by
a husband and five children Mrs Jennie
Ilulburd of Burlington, Mrs. a. w. Ly-
man, James and Ira of this place and Johr
OF St. lbans. Master Robert Teachout
returned Monday to Essex after spending
a few days with Norman Skeels. Mrs
Irwin Coburn has returned from visit t.
her parents in Cambridge. She was ac
companied by her sister. who will max,
her visit.-Kenney Il Morse have dis
solved partnership and George Morse viii
carry on the business. 1t will be know
as the Hub cash store.-The winter tern
of the Graded school closed for few
weeks vacation Friday evening with al
exhibition for which the teachers and al
who took part deserve great credit. 1t wa,
one of the best entertainments given her,
| In long while. over 70 was taken in
Miss Nora Austin of Burlington WAS tn
guest of Mrs. C. +. Rogers over sunday -
Mrs. Charles Robinson has been on tn
sick list for a few days-Miss Viola Brain
erd of Burlington was the guest Of DR.
and Mrs. l.. c. Holcombe over Sunday
Arthur Rood Is in Burlington attending Il
| his duties as juryman.-The Hon. J.
CLARK is very seriously ill.-H f. Powell
has bought Walter Perry's farm on tn
east road and has sold to Mr.. Perry tn
Austin place on River street which he re
Gently purchascd.-The selectInen will cal
a special meeting soon to take measure
to build a bridge at West Milton to re
place the one carried away in the lat
freshet.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
tContinued from first page.J

numbering about Is couples were obliged
TO remain at the hall till the roads could
be opened.-The family of c. II. Barpcr
are iil.-The Ladies' Aid held II very pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. Casino Mclean on
the 9Th. bountiful dinner was served
TO which all did Justice The next NEE, :
ing will be at Mrs. Fred owens on Mhrch
20-Mrs. Mitchell has returned to 81. a i
bans.--Leroy Taylor of Middlebury - win
his sister, Esther Taylor, for n while
DR. White has lately been on a hunting
trip and had very good luCk.-Despite IN,
wind snow, high water, bridges gone etc
the rural delivery man, II. w. Spo"ner
made his trips every day.--George Ruscoe
has got moved to the Gorham pace aho
Carroll Fisher to the Fisher place ano
Ruby Day to Panton.-Mr. and Mrs. Jew
EFT were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Culley last wcek.--DeHa Brooks is STAYING
with Mrs. Martha Ruscoe for "A lew weeks
--Perley Jackson has come home TO i've
with his father, David Jackson DaVle
Niller's family are sick with the grip
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WIlllST0N.

The Rev. w. II. Crawford and Fred Bliss
Of Talcott were in South Hero last week
The Loyal Temperance Legion met at
the Methodist Church Saturday afternoon.
-Horatio Crawford was at home over
Sunday.-Miss Adclia Brownell, who has
been spending the winter In the Western
States, has returned home.-Blossom Good
rich was at home from the l.. V. NJ. over
Sunday .-Mrs.H. O, Whitney has gone
home to visit her parents for a few days.
I-Persis Crawford has returned home from
her visit t. South Hero..-Ellen Forbes will
commence her school in Shelburne Monday
Ellen Forbes Is visiting in Essex Centre.
John Forbes is visiting his aunt in Rich
lmond.-Bessie Morrill, has been caring for
her grandmother in Burlington, who has
been very ill-Adeaide Morrill, is visiting
In Gloversville. \. Y.-Mrs. Whitney has
gone to Washington, d, C, for a few months
Elmer Patten has bought the Horace
lsham place in Burlington and is moving
| there.-Mr. and Mrs, II. o. Whitney are tC
occupy the Lniversalist parsonage-Mr
and Mrs. Van II. Chase will move into the
| Farnsworth house.-Ralph Cookie will
carry on the George ". Patten farm OF
sharrs--W. II Metcalf of Burlington was
i'm town Saturday.-Ehner Osborne ha
moved into Wesley Metcalfs house and
will carry on his farm.-Mr. Cady and his
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Loggans have beer
sick with pneumonia, but are said to bt
improving The funeral of Mrs. Isabel,
| Wing was largely attended at the home
Of her brother, C. d. Warren Thursda,
afternoon. yhe Rev. w. II. Crawford con
Of Mrs. II, Mosher Miss Kitty Crawford
william s. Ferguson ana Frank Talcot
sang. The bearers We're: Hiram lshutn
Frank Forbes. w II. TarboX and w. W
Barber. The burial was made In the fam
lily lot In the Morse cemetery, with he
49, H. a nI Mt, sra
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word that her daughter, Charena, who has
been with the Salvation Army in Canada
is III and on her way to this place. where
she will remain with her motbcr.-The
krN. c. Stafford o.ficiatcd at the wedding
Of his cousin at Fairfax March 4-Miss
Sarah Bald win is in very POOR health.
At the annual communication OF PATRIOT
Lodge. f. & \. NJ, leld last Friday the
following officers were chosen for the en-
suing year: Fl. .. Maitin.W. NJ; Q. W.
Skif, S. w; o. II. Barber. j. W.: II. NJ.
Hull, treasurer; II. H. Tilley, secretary; f.
". McKibbon, S. r.; II L. Ross, j. d.
W. N. Hill, chaplain; o. A. Baldwin. mar
shall: T. H. Read s. s.; e =. Mead. j. s.
Cornelius Peters. tyler; Daniel Patrick, Q.
A. Mead and II. w. Gcrdro, finance com
mittee.
the library trustees met Saturday NJ
Lawyer Russcll's. All were present ana
Miss Anna B. Patrick was chosen secre-
tary and Miss Mildred NJ. Partch treasurer
with all the available funds, including the
State aid of 800. there will be about Sfoc
with which to purchase books. A beauti-
full room in the new town hall has been de-
voted to the library. 1t joins the town
clerks office, is large. well hghtod. easlllS
warmed and II advisable may be used also
as a reading room. With books already on
hand and the donations promised, IL II
hoped to be able to open the library some
time next summer with about 1000 vol
umes.-The school board met and organ
lied Thursday with II. NJ. Page chairman
| and G.. u. Boynton clerk. and &. q. Pech
was chosen superintendent. No chang'
was made in the assignment Of schools ano
most of the old teachers will remain an
other year.-T. Rock las moved to th'
Brownson farm which he purchased re-
comfy OF the cstate.-Artoine Curavoo II
saving up the wood pile, on Silver street
DR.. Mckibbon has rented the fiat II
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BENNINGTON COUNTY
BENNINGTON.

yre whistle at the Campbell mill. which
mas been silent for some IL months. blew
for the first time since it was closed
Thursday morning. The mill is to be used
as collar and cuff factory, and Thursday
the work Of putting in fso sewing machines
was begun. The firm starts In with "a capt.
tai Of $I2,WN. and plenty of backing. The
mill has been put in perfect repair and is
admirably adapted for the business. The
company will start in with some $50 hands
and expects to increase 1t TO 2O. Work
will probably be commenced by the first
of April, IL not before.
Frank G, Madison, for IA months agent
Of the Chatham IL Lebanon railroad at
Lebanon Springs, y. y, has resigned and
taken a position with Holden, Leonard &
Go.
During the month of February the town
clerk issued three marriage licenses re-
corded y births and six deaths.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
The leading futures closed as follows:

The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No May closed 16i.c. July
FoRSENo. May sss@s2,,c; July &C;
GATs-No . May l57sc July 357.a3sc
MESS PoRK-rer bbl)--May N5.@;
I.,ARD-,Psc 100 lbs.)--May 50 42i.; July
SHORT RlEg(Per 10, pounds) May
s'ln.' July 1855; Sept. $50.
Cash quotations were as follows:
,wHnEATsmo,No;a ? spring ---; No. 75'4e;
| oAfTs-Soo' ! ~. q SIC &c No, T white ica
4eatc; No. 8 whit, 45Nolec.
HARLEY-tocd SOD feeding -; fair to
FLAXsEEB-No. |, A.6S; Northwestern
'Tla5tfHY sEEI.-Prime. s&t5aG@
| l.ARD-(Psr 100 It's )-se 35nO 5ils
SHORT RfBS-Sides Qoos e)-ss 300 SO.
-sIouLDERs-Dry sailed (boxed>-
sfI5Es-short clear ooxea-sse}0,.7o
WE1SkEY-(Basis of hghwines)-Sl
was steady; creameries lsp25c dairies !. d
&c. cheese steady; loA4q lz4c; eggs steady
fresh tic.
| Especially reported for the Daily Free
Press by Thomas I.arner. lbs Main street
local manager for J. 8. Bache d Co.. New
York: over direct private wire)
New York, March r.
Previous to the opening Of the cotton
market this morning it was feared th.t
the termination OF the prutacted droug 4
in TEXAS would unfavorably influence n
market but the fact was almost total,
ignored prices showing loss OF only L
Is points. On small buying after the open
ing the market advanced to 3 points
lTCvard noon the market was to higher
Wall Street taking hold with greater Gag
lerucss than usual Of late end southern re
,rorts indicating firm interior spot markets
Pig buying took place by leading bull in
tcrcsts, most Of the afternoon ard Nei
was reported as receedhg somewhat froi
his eleven and quarter million crop cs
innate.
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HANKSVllLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grace OF tnderhill
are visiting Mr. Grace's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grace.-B. c. Shattuck, who
has been sick with the grip, is gaining
slowlv.-Arthur O'Brian has closed his
school here.-Heman Hill has moved to
the Adna Fuller place on Shaker hill
Nelson Sears has moved to Richmond-Bert
Gorton has taken kenZie Rurnhnn ;
farm for one year.-Carrie Hashns,
who has been at work in Burlington. has
returned home.-Miss Dora Grace has re-
turned home from her school in Under
hill.-Among the sick are Jannette Shat
tuck, Fay and Fred Shattuck, Blanche
Gorton, Henry Sisters, Myron Ross. Mar
tin Thompson and John Grake.-G. A
Baker is able to ride out,-Mrs. Johr
Grace is gaining slowly.-Mrs. Stack has
returned from Middlebury.
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closed s2lhc; May ST 11.16nS2lc, closed S2ic
Jnly 2g s, closed SPEC Sept si'saSl9sc.
CoRNNReceipts 1900 bu exports l. $50
bu. sales $4,000 bu futures; srot firm. 40.
2 INC elevat y and 69lsc fob. afioat. or-
tions rallied with oats and VAS frn in the
afternoon closing AMiRc net higher, May
TIe7%c, closed 67Hc July S6Mms7c, closed
6e1sc Sept. 65dttHsc. closed 65S,c.
OATs-Receipts $500 bu; exports 24,72C
White Sc; No white 5sisc; track mixed
Western 5iT52c; track white 52m5;'.c. Op,
tons stronger west on mnnipulation OF
@ia 60, middiings So Oca22 %; winter brar
So ooa22.50; city s20.oodao5o
HAY--The market was steady today
shipping sop65c good to choice s2i ~ CSC
HIDES--The market was dun to-day
Galveston 20 to Is pounds lSc; Califor.
ria nia p to % lbs 1so' Texas dry "a to q
Dom este fleece 2sa2sc; Texas leal7c.
so H (oalc So beef h hn SO o co. packet Ss
81 ot6i1.5o; city extra India mess N75r0
.'IARD-wa. firm: Western steamed .s N {!
s?7b refined was firm; Continent $3.50, $
A., $1,000. compound N7tds.oo
IORK-The market was, steady today
Family sl7ooa17 3; short clear sl7 ooa2oo'
POTATOEs-Were steady; Maine. b:g
81 300? 40 New YORK, fair to prime s. l5f
go jersey sweets SO 5Gq425.
FETROLEUM-Was dull. refined New
York N.2; Philadelphia and Baltiincr
$3.50. do in bulk Ae6.
TALL. OW-Iirm city H2 per pack
age, sac: country packages free 6i4NGl2c
CCPPER-Quiet; brokers. sl2 .5d l2.N
CGFFEE-Spot Rio was easy; No in
dice 5asc; mild market quiet; Cordova 81
I12c Opened steady with Prices nv point
lower. closed easy and net ten point
IlcWer sales 40, 800 bags, including Ma
IS 80: June So 49, July S. Is; Sept, Sj3j; Oct
ls570n575, Dec. $5Sod5.s0; Jan. $3.50; Eel
s5e5.
StGAR-Raw was firm fair rctnn
INC Centrifugal e6 test. 2asc; molasSe
sugar 23sc refined sugar was que
No. 6 $500; No. Z. $40; No 8, 800. No
S't5 No. 10. 81 &C: No II, s3.s5; No. II S3.S
No. 49, s375: No. II, s375: standard a. ST. );
confectioners 81 So; mould a, $40; cut loa
sj.?5 crushed s5.25; pow dored $3.50; graz
ulated N.75; cubes IS 90.
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EAST HARDWICK.

The Rev. Albert Dutton went to Walden
last Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Edwin Houston.-Mrs. Alice Newton and
children Of Cambridge are spending a few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Gin
ton Kcith-Miss Edith Kccler is the guest
of her sister, Mrs Bugbee, in Newport
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs h. +,
1.overin March Miss Maggie Coomes is
nj work for her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Warner.-Mrs. Alice is ON the
sick list-M Mrs Whipple Warner slipped on
the ice last Tuesday and was quite sori-
ously hurt-Mrs. b. M. Swette, who has
been sick for a long time is now able to
ride out.-Miss Olive Davis from Donvile
Is the guest Of friends in this place.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Shattuck of South
Starksboro were the guests of r. L. De
long the first of the week-Frank Donelly
has engaged TO work for NJ. +. Brewster
and has moved his family into part Of Mr.
Brewsters house.--Frank Morrill, has
moved to Monkton.-Vernon Sargent had a
narrow escape from fire one night last
week, caused by the explosion of a lamp
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent had retired and lief,
a lamp burning for some boardcrs who
We're out. The noise of the explosion
awakened them in time to save their house
from burning.-Mrs. Helen Tart of Bristo
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leon Dwire.
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hlNESBuRGH.

very pretty wedding occurred at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Han.
February 20, when their daughter Lizzie,
was united in marriage to Heman Johns of
Northiield. The ceremony was performed
at 7;j0 p. m. by Rev Charles Stafford OF
IInesburgh. The bride was dressed in
white nuns yelling trimmed with white
satin ana lace. Many pretty and useful
presents were presented to them. After
the ceremony congratulations were given
and refreshments were served and the
happy couple started for parts unknown.
r., o, Martin is suffering with "rysipel1s
MIR. ard Mrs. George Hudson are the par
,ntS of daugnter.-Thc sociable and
oyster supper at 6. ID. Leonard's March t.
evening was largely attended. .-Geor &c
Davies was taken suddenly III Tuesday
while attending town nc,ting. lie was
carried to his home, whtrc he soon rocov-
ere --Mrs, Joseph BusLty has receive ed
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WEST

At the annual March meeting of the
town 1t was voted to appropriate $50. for
tor the library, to observe Memorial day
and TO eXpend per cent. of the tax raised
in crawling roads. The amount Of the
per cent. tax is in addition to the regular
road tax and IS to be be expended under
the direction of the selectmen.-A large
number of people from here attended the
funeral OF Fred H. Nichols at Essex June
ton Friday.-Mrs Flvira McNall is some
what hetter.-Fred Rice was home from
burlington over Sunday.-Mastcr Grant
Hobart Of Cloverdale is visiting his grand
mother Mrs. Jane MaOomber.
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Yours truly.
J. 6. BACHE 4 CO.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The WEEK $ NEWS
THURSDAY. MARCH &,

~ ~ ltpL'[t W. - We
Prince Henry visits Niagara Falls
'ceives tremendous ovations all alon-
le route from Chicago to Albany
'cavers of Lowell, Mass, to demand
percer~ advance in wases-Anothe
oh strike in the * londike--St. Louis
lr stockholders elect directors
att says Odcll should be renominatco
New York aldermen condemns
ayers salary bill-Troops guard
orfolk street cars; situation serious
Indications of several wrecks of
ancouver island-Daughter Of Ken
lcky candidate for congress plays VIC
n and sings to his audiences-New
ork' s anti-anarchy bill passed by both
uses, and soon will be signed by the
lyernor-Boer delegates at the
hite House-Revision of Porto
icos laws nearly ready--Cubn' :
ope Of concessions now In senate
enator Clay of Georgia speaks against
nip subsidy Governor Taft say
philippines can pay expenses of islam,
Director Merria VI busily
engaged in reducing the force Of the
census Experimentation Hughe'
says Filipinos We're not considered Il
part of fighting force against Spa niards
Attorney General Knox to proceeu
against railways for violation Of inter
state commerce law. and may attemp'
also to break up poOls--Czar invite
President Loubet to visit ST. Peters
burg-New petitions In Denmarl
against sale Of West lndies--Arriya
of Baldwin-Ziegl artic expedition a
Franz Josef Land--Arrest of prom
lnent Turks causes much uneasiness il
CoEstsntinople-F French miners de
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