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JERICHO,

y. NJ Ford is in Jonesvlle this week.
O. II. Howe went TO Morrsville recently.
George Nay arrived home Tuesday night
from his school ut Ithaca, y. y. where
there is an epidemic of typhoid fever.
Frank Tyler is back in his old place at
Hotel Jcricho.--A monG those sick with the
grip are Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Wilbur. Mrs
Motion Mrs Mary Fuller and Helen
Rood.--James Tiemer is at home with Il
smashed finger received coupling cars
MIS-. Frank Buxton of Berlin. Mass,
was visiting intown Monday.-N. T.. Mead,
station agent at Wolcott. was in town
SUNDAYS. II Wright has hired O. l..
Erushs farm at Underhill Center and
Will move there March IL. f. Wilbur
has beer elected trustee OF the bankrupt
estate of y. T.. ftood.--A good company
and n pleasant time was enjoyed AT the
valentine Sociablc at George Fosters Fri
day evcninE.-Gcoree Story has returned
from Il visit at st. Albans.-Isabelle Coch-
ran has finished her school in Richmond
and is now at home.-L. T.. Pullman has
moved into his house and Howard Mar
tin from New York has moved to the
Quillian farm.-Anna Morse was in town
Saturday and Sunday.--R. r. Galusha of
South RoYalton was in town Friday even
inc.-F' r. Howe was in Rarre on husi-
ness Monday.-F. /. Giddings was in
West Milton Monday.
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FAIRfAF

Nj and Mrs. It. w. stone are rejoicing
over an eight pound daughter. born the
12th.--Mrs CYRUS Newton Of St. Adams
spent Thursday and Friday with her aunt.
Mrs James RusclcS.- ReaVes Tabor OF
Connecticut is VISITING his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. It. Tabor.--I. J.. Hunt was
ir St Adams last week on business
Frank Hunt of Milton was in town the
1cth,-Sevcral OF the young people went
to Westford Friday night to attond the
time; q. orion and William 4. II
Jopn Dolan's placo.-Tho auditors COM
71cnced their work on the town accounts
the IGth-r, r. Bcardsley has conscutai
10 run as road commissioner for the COM
in:y ysar.-Nr and Mrs. Harley McNall
visited Mrs. MCNal's sister. Mrs Harry
still. of johnson tho 1Tth,-Tho enter
toinnicnt At the y. H. I. by c, ". Scarf
~ Burliueton drew quite \ full houre.
TIL" receipts were s>.47.-Thc houses OF O.
". Mcr1owcn and William eros. OF North
Fairfax have teCn quarantlned for
small poX. Theirs have quite n number
been exposed to it.--Miss Jennie and
Florence Ballard visited Mrs. Mable
kcEall OF Beaver the lStl.--Mr. Donald
son Y bile unloading log. at the saw mill
the 10Th got nj. leg caught between a load
OF logs anl hurt il so badly he is CON
cred 10 tho housc,-Mrs. Emily Eoydon
ard son ri Georgia visited at her daush-
trr'-, Nj. r. RI. Rvck, the 1ltn
News has baeu received o1 tho mar
liaro o. Mis-. Myrtle ro.s OF Fairfax 10
f. !. Chichester Of Plainyine Conn,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Nelson Ginnctte, who suffered n
severe shock February S, died at her
home on the Williston road Saturday
morning. February "A. at the age of ei
years. Services were held from st. .Jo-
seph's Church Monday morning at nine
o'clock. The interment was in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
ran Millham has purchased Of the
estate ~ u. c. Barber the dairy farm
which he has carried on for the past five
years; consideration 5000.
Mabel Prior Is staying with her sister,
Mrs. Robert Redmond, in Williston.
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Forbes OF Willis
ton visited Mrs Forbcs's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Constock, last Sunday.
Mre. r. T.. Richardson went To Col
chester Saturday to .cc Mrs. Nellie HIick-
ey-Camcron. who is very low with con-
sumption. Mrs. Cameron was for many
years an employs Of Mrs. Richardson.
Albert Piss OF Williston has taken OF
w. Jones Of burlington the Hiram
Dean farm On the liinesburgh road, and
will take possession March l.
A parry of q young people from the
Methodist Church Of Burlington took a
sleigh ride in the barge Commodore
Dewey" to the residence of c. c. Bliss on
Dorset street last Friday evening. Tho
party reached their destination about nine
and spent four delightful hours in games
suitable to the celebration Of st. Valen-
tines day with plenty Of good music inter
porsed. Refreshments were served and
after more games the party broke up with
many regrets that the latoness Of tho hour
made it necessary. The ride homo afford
cd much variety to the mon as they were
invited by the careful driver to "aight
ard walk" at each and nvery one OF the
numerous bare spots in the road. The one
male member who zcalously hustled the
other men out, and then himself crouch
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FLETCHER.

Mrs. Edgar Ellis, who has been ser
ipusiY r four weeks with typhoid
fever dicd the l4tlr The funeral was held
Sunday at the church. The Rev. Mr.
Baker lr' M Fairfax OBLIGATED. Their
son Dcrni- was taken sick and has gone
to the hospital At burlington to be cared
for as ho has a brother thcrc studying
10 ne a nurse. The sympathy OF the peo-
pie are extended to the bereaVed family
on this the third case in tho family
Edison Lamb, who mas been dangerously
~ with typhoid fever is g.inng.-Frank
Mcclure from Laporte, Ind. is visiting
friends In toWu.--N". and Mrs. II. Root
were guests OF y. w Church over sun
dsH.-F'ifty- Eight dollars we're taken at
the oyster supper last Wednesday night
a the Union ChWch. T will be used to
sh.nGl~ the church shc1s-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Nailor have finished work for
Fred Wells and wiz move on to the
George Robinson farn.-Aliss Jessie Full
inGton has returned home from Enos-
bur-h where She has been visiting her
uncle. James SDauldiur.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Della Audsley Of Worcester. Mass,
Is visiting Ter niece. Mrs. Curtis Emo.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo w. Sequin and fam
lily were quite agreeab!y surprised on
Tuesday evening by a number of their
friends WHO gave them a genuine sur
prise party. y pleasant social evening
was enjoyed. Cake coffee and maple sugar
on snow were served.--Berton Beers is
driving a handsome span of chestnut
horses recently purchased. Harley S.
derrick OF the medical college. Burline-
ton Earnest Perley of Eno-pursh, Royce
Farrand, the Misses Amanda and Eleanor
l'aTand of Bakersfield and Miss Ger
trude Austin of Burlington have been
making a visit Of several days with Leon
ana Miss Jessie Prindle.-Cyrus Prindlc,
recently returned from Cuba, was in
town tho first ot tha week, returning to
Burlington TuesdaY.-Walte Foss Of VOL
colt and II. S. Fonda went on Tuesday
to Boston to purchase some horses.
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81. Adams.

Public examinations for teacher. of
public schools in the county will he held
in the academy in this city on February
.G. Examinations will also he held at
Eposburgh Falls on the I'D and at Rich
ford on March = The examinations which
will be conducted by County Examiner
Rustedt of Richtord, will begin at . o clock
in IN. morning and continue as long as
necessary.
r. l.. Brough has rented the store known
for SO many years as Lanes book store
and will remove his jewery store there
about March 3.
The census Of children in the city of legal
school age has been taken. There Is a to-
tai of l5lo, of which there are 7Go boys
and III girls. There are 505 children be-
tween the ages of and 8, 716 between the
ngos OF ana Il and 229 between the ages
of ID and Is,
The democrats who bolted the union
citizens caucus on Friday night met in
the city court room on Saturday even
ing and placed q straight ticket in the
field, nominating a complete list with the
exception OF city clerk and treasurer, II.
j. Brcan was placed in nomination for
This Office but declined TO serve. The ticket
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
JOHNSON.

Miss James while at work in Pearls pant
factory got her finger caught in tho sew
ms machine, running tho needle clear
through her flngcr.--I1cmer CaSwcll
moves from the james Newcomb place TO
T. l. Holiness house by the bridge
Fanny Davis Of Eden is at work At ".
r.. vcs.--Thorc came near being IA seri-
Gus fire at w. r. fuckers Saturday,
caused by an ovcr-heated stove pipe 1t
was put out before much damage was
done.-The speaking by Mrs. Hankcmeyer
from WinoosM at the ConGrega tional
Church Tuesday evening was fine, al
though not many were present on aC-
count of the storm several from here
attended the lyccum At Hyde Park Fri
day evcuirc.--,Iohn Giddnss has sold his
farm to Arthur Thompson, formerly OF
Canada.-Frank Heath recently shot Il
wild cat while at work in the woods.
woods.
Frank Moore, who assaulted Leroy
Scribner last week, was caught Friday
in stowe by Sheriff Robbins. He has
given his name to tho court as Roy
George. Tic came ia Mr. Scribners the
first OF January destitute. They got him
clothes ard he seemed TO be very good
man to work. lie gave his name as Frank
Moore but of late they had begun 70 he
suspicious of him. Thursday, the 18TH,
Mr. .Scrhnor was going to Hyde Park for
a load of grain. Moore said he would
like 10 go but Mr.. Scribner thought best
to go himself and told him he might so
to the woods and chop after he had done
the chores. When Mr.. Scrbncr returned
about . o'clock his wife told him Moore
had not been in the woods and she sup
posed he was in the barn. lie put his
team up and then stepped in the floor
and called to Moore but he did not an
swtr. BIr Scribner came back to the
stable and went up stairs to feed the
horses, As he raised tho trap door and
stepped up the stairs he was was hit
with an iron post maui on the head. IL
glanced and fell at tho foot of the stairs
but inflicted quite a wound. Mr. Scrbnor
saw Moore run from the stairs over tho
beams in the next barn. Mr. Scrbncr
came to the village at once, procured u
warrant and two officers to pursue Moore
When they got to the farm, which is
near Hast johnson, about two miles
from the village, they found. Moore had
taken young horse and gone through
the field toward Hyde Park. The Of
fcers thought they had tracked him to
Wolcott but this was a mistake. He went
toward Stowe. Word was received here
that he had been seen there and Sheriff
Robbins was at once notified. Moore was
arrested at Shaw's mill in Stowe about !
o'clock Friday. He was lodged in Jail tina /
night and brought here Saturday for q
hearing. He was bound over to appear in
county court next June in tho sum of
y Gao. He claimed that he INTENDED to go
to Charlotte, where he claimed he had
worked last summer
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
SWAN TOM.

While putting soft coal into their heat
or the other day. Mrs. r. j. iiawley had
narrow escape from burning as the gas
in the stove exploded the flame seeming to
envelope her for an instant. The doors
and top Of the stove were blown Off, and
tire room filled With smoke and black SCOT,
The carpet was ruined and everything in
the room badly 'coloro1.
Fred GrcehouSh returned from the Mary
F1etchcr hospital in Burlington We'd
ncsGaY. He had a tumor removed from
hi. he.d while at the hospital Fe is still
very weak. but doing as well as could be
expected.
Watson Petit, who has been on II. A,
Burts farm at Maquam for the last three
years, has taken the Judge Allen farm at
North Hero and will move there March l.
Edward Turkey has taken IL. A. Burt g
farm at Maquam.
Chauncey Mchan has bought a farm of
100 acres of land in Royalton and will
move there March /. The price was 81, 40,
100 down and balance on time.
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CHARLOTTE.


Wednesday of last week Mr. William
Kennedy of Nineland y. D., accompanied
to this place the remains OF MISS Jane
McNtil formerly resident OF charlotte.
MISS mcneil, VINO was liNinS III Nineland.
VITA nor sister. Mrs. Julla Nasn slppcd
ana fcH from door step recently. had'y
'feAklhg one OF her Iess ana sHc never
ralltcd from the shock she was W years
ora. Shc was sister OF IN" ia'e ifenry NC
Nel', ana her death leaves only TWO re-
fnaihinG OF a tamllN or - cnHuren. Inc
tNo remaining are MIS-. Juia NaSh ana
"lHlafn McNcii or Shcinurhe' ne inter-
lneHt WIS IN the FAMILY lot "l 'Ae oIu
'emctorN.-l nc nuohc was hlceiF enter
WI ca euhesoaN eNchns oI ldSt Wees
IVY the / nltN cum OF hurIlnEt"h,M'lo gave
familN Aftalr III the hetnuuisI
h'fch Tor inc henelt OF hrocHF foiht
llhrarN ASSOCIATION. Only ior inc evening
penn Nark ana falrN the au.lehcc Wouhi
neNc pecn niuch iart'r. rs II W"s' S"Hl.
va were taken tor admisslonsaii OF winch
goes INTO the treasury o1 inc library as
ISOLATION, the cIub refusing 70 take Il
share of the proceeds. Inc library as
sociation feel greatly lndeoted 10 tho
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mrs. Arde Hin and little daughter Of
Bristol are visiting Mrs. Hill's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Dclorg-D. \. Con
ger Of Woodbury. visited at j. G. Carpen-
tcr'e lHet week.-Mrs.. r. ". Bre wst-r and
dauphtcr have hcon spending the last two
woAks at South Stlrkshoro vi~itua her
narcnta Nr. and Mrs Ambrose Tart
Thomas Dur oint has rented the hotel Of
r. l.. Delong and takes possession March
John Fisk ~ Randolph visited at T.
T.. Hanks'- last Week.-'rhe donation held
la-t Thursday evening for the benefit Of
the Rev. Mr.. Mum was we'll attended.
a houltifu rcpast was served and tho
proceeds were $50 after the expenses were
mid.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Frank Chase of Burlington was in town
over Sunday. Schools in town closed last
Friday with the exception IF tho Center
school, which closes this Week.-Mrs. Lii
liam Rernber of Franklin spent few days
( recently at L. s. Wrishts.-It is expected
that Mrs. Ida II. Read. state president of
the W. c. r. l.. will speak at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning in place of
tho usual service. Mrs Read will also
sneak to tho ladies on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock Al tho homo Of Mrs DiX.--The
ladies' of the Congregational society will
serve dinner town meeting day in accord
ance with their usual custom.--Miss Grace
Marvin Of st. Hlbans visited at Joel
Browns rccently.-David Marcy OF Rich
ford was in town Monday
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with rheumatic fever, but is much better
now.--Mrs. l.. G.. French is convalescing.
Fred +. Jones. who was seriously in
jured while logging in thu wood. three
weeks ago. is able to be around the
honse.-Mra. Mary Perry from East Hard
wick is visiting her sister. Mrs. +. G.
St-arnS.-A. J. Gauvin spent Sunday with
his family here. He intends to move to
Morrisvlle in n short time. having rented
hs place here to Frct! Putnam,-One de-
partment in the graded school gave n
literary entertainment Saturday night TO
crowded house-O. A. Mcfarland start
ed for Boston Monday morning.--N. w.
Stevens and wife went on Saturday to
FairhaVen. whore Mrs. Stevens will spend
few weeks with her daushter.-Leroy-
Scribn.r hiss recovered nj. horse that
was taken from his barn last week
Sheriff Robbins found It in lumber camp
IL stowe.
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RICHFORD.

At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
crs OF the Richford Savings Bank & Trust
company held February o. the following
directors were elected: Z. Henry Powell.
of Burlington, Daniel Moren Of Berkshire,
Richard Smith Of West Enoshurgn Shell
don Eorignt, II. T.. Kustcdt J.. &. Leav-
ems, S. carl Carpenter Of Richford. L,
Henry Powell was elected president; H..
T.. l;ustcdt vicc-nrcsident, l.. &. LeoV-
ems, treasurer: s. Carl Carpenter. clerk,
ard 4 half yearly dividend Of three per
cent was declared.--The annual report Of
tho town officers for the year ending Feb
ruary /, is being distributed. The audi
tors report shows the amount to be pro-
vidcl for tho ensuing year is S,,64SSl and
recommended a tax of $50 on a dollar to
pay all expenses of the town for the en-
suing ycar.--An alarm of fire Saturday
morning about = o'clock called out the
fire companies, but it was Il false alarm.
Only big smoke was coming out of n
chimney in the high school buildmg,-Alr
fit2slmmons slipped and fell on the Ice
ono day last week and fractured a hip
bone, She was taken into DR.. Schotield' $
nearby, and had to remain several days
before being removed to her home. The
kchford Foundry co. has increased its
capital stock Ia s2o,o0o, the new stock
being all taken by the stockhOldsrs.-Mr.
and Mrs j, Van Antwerp and daughter
visited MIR. Van Antwerps father at Ere
leshsburg over last Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Smmonds and son with a
brother, Mr.. ard Mrs Snyder Of Boston,
went to Bedford, J.. O., Saturday to visit
relatives and friends and returned Mon
day,-Mr and Mrs, Fred II. Kelley went
to Burlington last Thursday TO VISIT j. f.
Kelley. who is improving in health and en-
poets to come home about tie first Of
March.-Mlss Carrie Soule has gone 70
Center Harbdr, Mich. TO visit her broth
er. The Catholic falr was very success
full one. The net proceeds were over 81, 900.
some valuable prizes were given out.
Joseph Clark won the flas green contest
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Matte Reynolds of the l.. Y. NJ
was tho quest of Miss Marguerite RILEY
last Saturday and Sunday-Mr. ana Mrs.
-. w. Mansfield went to Waterbury last
FridaY.-Georre Chapman has bought "A
farm in Huntington and will movo there
March NH and Mrs Nathaniel
Parcher entertained the Friday evening
whist club AZ their residence the 18th inst.
Hiram s. Ishnm went To lIishgate In t
Saturday to visit his sister Nus Mary
Marsh. -iIirom Allen returned Thursday
TO Glovol sville, ~ TN, L. Tilley has
been appointed as Justice Of the poare.--
Jamcs Millham has rented Mrs. l.. a,
Aliens farm Mrs, O. W. Isham has re-
covered from her recent illness.-M, w,
Hiusdill recently sold two fine large young
horses, ono going to St Johnsbury the
other TO Cambridge The North brothers
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UNDERHlLL.

4 dauobtor was horn, roo.,,tt,. g. &C..
and Mrs. Thomas NrarIIlrr--T1r .ri,,1.li.,,,,
If Burlington was in tow, I7st sat,,rdn,.
.-Iavrcn1e r,oo,n AVA u ,, va, - va
1,orr wore rnnrried <, 4 ,rt1a. H.
l'lrrch Tuesday morpioo In. ~ -,
Rather Pcndors station Ar,,.+ =, r.
lott was I'm HctbnI last ,,Iol- 1,,,.,.. ,'.i,,
hr a VVa-birotnn IAN ~, tTo VIZ 70
hall I'ridoy ,v.,i,,, "a, /, -
Moira \. r.. was IN lawn i,st ,rH,,r..
,lIv.-V..ltcr IIcu., srrfor,d ,i,,
Nhurk o,.. d.,v last v.o,l =, ,r., '' me-, t''''
lin cy.,.i. "a ,,o,.a -, c,,|,h F,,,-ii,..i
.nn,atfr,o NOV, ,,,,-.t ,tz - W. W."
Is quite in --lyi,liar, ,faaI - ,,,o,. 80 >
VISITING Ii. nar.,'t" ~. NV, ' ,, IS
Mead Mr. and Mr.. p,,.-o,t ,ra - ~
som of Iu,,l;roto,, ,N,'t t., ~ t;. y,
Lc,. narert. a., t9. 't.,''' " ~ y, -
l;rirba M lccc,,,, ,,.,s INV ha,5 H," . -
nils of The village srbo,l a., VIZ, ~ '''C ~
ing Tho question diecs,1 ,,...', -,
that iron j. moro ,,e,c,I ,i,,,' 49,, ~, -"
,lnoto vas decided IN ~. .W,,a, NV
Anonr tbos. ,cb, b,,.. 'i'' -+''' ~ 80, 49,.
with the grin nro Al. 1I.. w." Nv. -
nov Mrs. /. " Am 81, i,."
NIrs. $ A. Hale ITucb ~ ,tI Nv
NcGibbon. Lemon cook Ar COW, Glr, u
piana brown. George Irish All arc oa,,
lalcsccut-A N,,oiin, i- ~ hn L.iI
Academy hail. Monday evening ,t,rah .
Tho question le "Rosol,.ed u,at a.. r. -
is Mightier than the Sword - Nt-oo1 g
Abbey telephones have been nut into tbn
houses Of Charles Mcbride + + Many
han. Henry Mead and d. ~ Henr,. ,-toJ+,,
Hogan and wife are to worl, for TroI
Tumlinson the coming y..,r -1,ba ,,.t,'
child of Nj and Mrs Leslie ronls dicd ~
pneumonia on Friday and was Luri,I l,a
sunday. the Rev. s. s Br1pbam nmTia,
ing. The little ono was one vCar oId
and tho parents ana prordnoroyte . Wv
the sympathy Of ALL. y. nr,,sh %,,,
made during the past wear from a. cou,,
l3N8p pounds Of butter The avora on. ,,,,',.
was q cont,.-Aupu.ta St.or1e r'ho ~ h 'oo
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SHElBuRNE.

There will he an entertainment given
by the rnWorth League of North Ferris
bursh i'm the Methodist Church on Friday
evening. Feb. 20 After tho entertain
mr1t ~ lunch will he served by the ladies
Of Shelournc Tpworth League,
II, w Tracy returned from New York
and Washington ID, G., Sunday morning,
The Kings Daughters will mcot with
Mrs. Mark Thompson Friday at r m.
Mrs, A. +. Poet Is on the sick list.
Mrs, J., T.. Dearborn was taken 10 the
Prime sanitsrium Mondsy for treatment.
Joseph Brandeau is building "A large
paint shop south of his house.
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The Forcsters' ball at tho opera house
last Friday evening was a srcat success.
there being about 30 couples in attend
Hnco,-Cortis MayVillc is very dangerous
iN i'll with appendicitis and Inflammation
of the bowels .-'rhcrc is To be Washing
lon sociaOle at the con sregational vos-
try Friday evening. February 20--Carl
Sandorson. n native of this place but now
- celebrated pianist with the Quinlan &
Wall Minstrcls, called on friends in town
MonddN.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Jackson
lave another little daughter, born the
lith.-The II year old son of jed Cain
was brought before Justice FULLER Tues
day for bad conduct at school and SEN
fenced to tho reform school for the re-
maindor Of his 'minoritY.--Alfrod Marcell
ANA Wtre are here from New York State
NhcY came to attend tho funeral of Mr.
Marcolls fathor.-Nr. md Mrs. r, -.
Rood attended the golden wedding OF Ny
and Mrs. Il. :. Lincoln at West Milton
frupSdlv
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FRANKLIN.

Tho remains of Mrs. Kelsey Pomeroy
OF st. Adams. for many years n very
highly respected resident of this place
were brought here for intcrmont Monday
afternoon accompanied ny several near
relatives. the REV. S. Donaldson ofIlciat-
inS.-Mrs. Minnie Reynolds of Bedford;
Que. is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X.
8eel.-Miss Sadie Evans has gone to Law
renee, Mass, where she has a position =.
Mrs. Lena Graves and daughter of st.
Adams have been the guests OF her par
"nts Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Brill, for a few
DAYS
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BAK ERSFlELD.

a ve'y pleasant dancing party was held
at Reals'. hall, Tuesday evening OF last
week. Mis- Rornice Morse has returned
from Wi'harstown .nd Miss Cora Wheol-
oci from Waterbury Tho Conereration-
Al Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. II. /. Ward
Wednesday afternoon Of last week. Tho
MANY friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Brady Of East bakersfield met with them
Friday evening, February l3, 10 celebrate
the 10th anniversary of their marriage
Tho Ladies' Aid OF St Georges Church
will give dance and supper at Eeals 5
hail, Thursday evening, February ~.
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FAIRFIELD

\. G. Finn was in town over Sunday
Miss Florence Start Of Bakersfield play
ed the organ in the Conversational
Church SundaE.-Mr. and Mrs. r. y, HALE
attended tho minstrel show in ST AL
bans Monday evening.-T. $. Northrop
was in st. Adams Saturday on business.
Mrs. Harry s. Soulc has gone to
New YORK She expects to he
away several wecks,--T. ". Hale was in
Swnnton Monday ON businces--Ir. w.
Soulc and n. S. Soue were in ST. Aibans
Mond7y.--T. F. Minard was in t,nos bursh
on business Mondav,-H. ". Soule mas
h!s cards oft for the dance Friday night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-19
EAST FRAN KILN.

Mrs. Martin Rublee who has been visit
ing at w. r. Mobiles for the past few
we eks has returned to her home in Bork-
shiro-Miss NJ. j. Darling of Milton IS
stopping few weeks a W. r Noblc's
Miss Lillian Rcmber IS visiting at ".
s Wrirht's Of Montgomery. Cora
Whitney. who is attending school at john
son, /. homo on account Of illncss.-Mrs.
W. j. Mullen, who has been visiting in
East Berkshire for the past two weeks.