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BENSON.

Eugene Mcdonald and wife, who went
10 Tennessee last October to visit their
daughter returned to Benson last Fri
day.-W. l.. Mitchell and wife of science
tady are guests at James Guyon = IL IS
q wears since Mrs. Mitchell met her broth
er. Mr.. Guyon.-J. {. King has been very
sick the past woek.-Henry l-add has
taken Edwin Eosworth's Howard nm
farm for the coming ycar-Mrs. John D.
Walker of the east part of the town mas
gone to Whitehall to care for her sister
who is low with consumpllon'-Ih me WV
lace schools closed the winter term last
weok.-Thcrc was an interesting church
sociahle at the CONGREGATIONAL chapel last
Wednesday evening, the Rev. Mr.. Hltch-
cock rccitcd an original poem.
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being found over mail matters caused by
the carelessness of the railroad men not
throwing the bag off at North Hero sta
ton on the early morning train from Bur
lington Thursday Of last week the bag
went by as usual to Alburgh. returning
from there about noon. Thursday Free
Press was not received until Friday noon
Large quantities of building material are
being hauled from Swanton. G. p. Hazen
has nearly all his lumber over for the
new dwelling house he Will erect this
spring Frank Hazcn has moved from G.
+. lIazen's farm to Henry Poduetts farm
on Coon Point, Alburgh.-lienry lIazen
has moved to Mrs. j. ID .IIazen's farm at
the "city" and William Popaloosc will
move from there April to his recently
purchased Beaver Creek farm at Jerusa-
lem.
Mrs. Mortimer IIazen, who has been
dangerously i'll with pneumonia, died
Tuesday at four a. m. She was in her
Sith year.
The ladies' of the North Hero Methodist
Church will hold a sociable next Friday
evening at Mrs. Anderson's. supper Will
be served from to y. M. a literary
and musical entertainment will be given
All are invited,
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BELVIDERE.

Amasa ITemenway. a lifelong and much
respected resident of this place died Feb
rlary 2S Of cancer. aged 63 years. He
leaves a wife and three sons, stephen
Frank and Burton and three daughters,
Mrs. Emma Barrows of Johnson, Mrs.
Bertha kinsley of Lowell and Miss Alice
Hemenway and seven grand children, one
sister. Mrs. Liona Thomas of Cambridge,
and one brother Julius OF Illinois. Tho
funeral was held at his late homo Monday,
March 3 the Rev. G.. II. Kent officiating.
The interment was at the BelVidere Gene
terry at the Centre. He was an indulgent
father and affectionate husband and res
pected by all who know him.-The Ladies'
Aid meets with Mrs. M c. Shattuck, Mar.
1a,-Mrs Jane Ellsworth of Newport is
visiting at her brothers, NJ. l.. Davis s.
There were II went from this place to
Watervile ~ attend the Ladies' Aid at
Mrs. Alice l;ivers-The Cemetery associa-
tlon are invited to meet with their presi-
dent, Mrs. William Burt, Saturday. March
THE late thaw has stopped the logging
teams on the mountain.
There is to be an oyster supper ut the
church Friday evening March 10. for the
benefit of the pastor, the Rev. q. H. Kent.
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

c. II. Besscy Of Burlington spent several
days at the home OF his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bessey, last wcek.-Jason
Casavant who has been in Iivcrmore
Falls Me-. for some time visited at the
home of his sister Mrs ID. +. Cush-
man. recently.-rhe condition Of Mrs. f..
&. iiubbel is not so favorablc.-Miss Eva
Sylvester has finished her work at r. l..
Stantons and has returned to her home.-
Mrs T.. II. Broc Of Franklin visited at f..
J.. Stanton's Saturday.-Miss Jessie Wal
bridge of East Bakersfield is visiting at
the home of her uncle, DE Cushman.-
Eugene Sylvester has finished work for W.
r Ovitt.-Thc Lend a Hand circle of
Kings Daughters will have a sugar social
at Concert hall Wednesday evening.
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remains about the same no great change
Alice Mead from st. Johnsbury is visit
ing at Thomas Margett s.-A whist club
has been organized here with about 81
memberships. joel Partlow is somewhat
improved in health.-Miss Palmer. one Of
the teachers in the graded school, has
returned from her vacation.-Robert War
ncr has a very fine St. Barnard dog which
came from Woburn. Mass.-Mrs. George
NJ. Patch OF Fletcher is visiting relatives
hcre.-The opcretta. in one act. entitled
"Florinda." was given by the pupils of
the high school to a crowded house Mon
day night. a good sum was realized for
the piano fund.-. A. Pearl returned from,
Boston last Friday night whore he has
been in the interest of the village cor
poration with a view to buying a larger
dynamo.
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BART ON

Mrs. Nathan Uftord died OF cerebral
hemorrhage at her home in this village
February &c. She leaves three daughters
an aged mother. i've sisters and two
brothers besides 4 host of friends to
mourn her loss b. Bullock, Mrs
H. T. SeaVer and Webster Robinson are
among the very sick ones in town.-Miss
Alma Robinson has come home to care
for her father, who is very i'll with pneu-
moria. Clinton Cock was in st. Johns
hurry Monday-Alhert Webster has NOV
ell his family to Barton Landing, where
re has work in Trombly's store-Mrs.
Ira Wvman died at her home on Water
street last Friday morning after long i'll
ness from pneumonia, Her aged husband.
who il in very feeble health, also her only
son, have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity-Rcnnie Rnshford had his hand
BADLY hurt at the tub shop Monday.-Mrs,
+. +. Humphrey has been quite sick the
past week.-Mrs.. Olive Roundy was cali
cd to West Burke lest Saturday on ac-
count of the sickness and death OF her
sister. May AldIich,
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JEFFERSONVILlE.

a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman
Stafford February 23.-Forty- united
with the Second Congregational Church
last Sunday. March L-fiomer Quinn Of
thus town and Eva Boyd of Underhill were
married February 16.-Miss Cora Page has
returned home after a weeks stay with
her sister, Mrs. David Marvin OF Essex
Junction-R. A. Dickinson has rented his
farm to Mr.. Ross OF Underhill.-The Rev.
II. C. Howard Is suffering with an attack
Of the grip. and Dorothy, the little daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Smith Is also
very sick.-Frank Hemenway has purchas-
Cd and taken possession OF the farm
known ~ the Frank Wilcsx placs.--Visi.
tors from out OF town the past week were
Mrs. William Rushforl and Mrs. Carpen-
ter OF Johnson, Mrs Lottie Coburr of Mil
ton, Darwin Sunderland Of Highgate. Mrs.
Johnson Of St Adams, Chauncey Lewis
of Johnson and Mr.. browne of Calais,
who spent Sunday with tho Rev. II. G.
Howard.-Mr and Mrs. A. c. Griswold
expect to go soon to Middleboro to reside.
Their friends and relatives gave them n re-
cnntion "a r'>-ir home la st Thursday eyeu.
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ENOSBURGH

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. j.. Nichols February 25.--Mr and Mrs
=. Is. Ellsworth of Cambridge visited
Deacon S. II. Dow last weeks. VI. Dow,
who has not been well for several weeks.
is now able to be oul-May Baker is
in Richford. the guest of Eva Boright.
"A fire was discovered in y. Woodward's
shor adjoining NJ S. Woodward store,
February %. q. u. McAllistor in passing
saw il and IT was soon under control
a doc was found dead cast of H. Moi
fats mill last week. Tho body was still
warm. 1t is supposed to have been killed
Ivy lynx.-Thc ladies of the First Con-
prcCational Church will serve n dinner in
the lecture room of Memorial Church
Wednesday. March A sociablc will he
oiVcn at y +. Woodvard's Friday even
ing.--G. s. Fassctt. who has been in CAL
cdona county for two weeks. is now at
home. Tiara Carpenter returned Febru-
ary = from visiting her sister, Mrs W.
Kiddcr in Ticc, orleans county.
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BRADFORD.

Mr. and Mrs. w Frank Harris entertain
cd friends at whist party Tuesday even
ins-Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Libbey returned
from their wedding trip Saturday even
ing.-Miss bertha Morrill, is at home from
White River Juuction.-1he choir union
consisting of the choirs from NewburY,
Bradford Fairlce. oxford and North Tibet
ford will give a concert in the Congrega-
tional Church March l3.-Mrs. y. w. cum
ningham has been confined TO the houSe
with rheumatism the past few daYS.-Mr-.
Horny Kemp OF Groton is visiting Nj.
and Mrs w. r. Gagc.-Mrs. Amos Sawyer
is very i'll with pneumonia.-D }. If.
Jones is very low, and his recovery is not
looked for-NTiss Grace Sproul has fin
ished work in the millinery store of Mrs
G. IL. Curtis. and gone to Boston wher"
she has a poSition.--Harrison I.oavitt il
very i'll. His son. Dr. Leavitt Of SOmer-
| VILE Mass. is with him.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRISVllLE.

The Morrisvillc liquor agency. which
has been in charge of j. A. Bundy for
the past year. was closed permanently
Saturday, the entire stock of liquors be-
ing sold .
The lecture by Dewitt Miller. which was
announced for Thursday evening. was in
definitely postponed OH account Of the
illness of the lecturer.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Josie Silloway of Gilmore to Myron
r. Whitcomb. one of the popular clerks
in RI. Yates grocery store. The wedding
will take place this afternoon
at the future home of the young peo-
officiating.
Miss Anna Mower has gone to lIarlwick.
where she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. O.
Titus, for a few days.
Walter Isham and his sister, Jennie left
yesterday morning for East Fairfield,
whore they will spend Il week visiting their
grandparents
This evening the gentlemen of the Uni
versahst Church will serve a clam supper
at the church parlors.
The Junior Endeavorers gave n very en-
joyable social last night at he vestry Of
the Congregational Church. The evening
was spent in playing games and like
rccreatons.
The members of the Grange gave one
evening, a short literary and musical pro-
gramme was given, which was followed
by the usual promenade. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mrs. Lillian Chase Of Cambridge is
spending the week visiting friends and
relatives in town.
Miss Azella Goodell left yesterday for
| johnson, whore she will spend the re-
mainder of the week visiting friends.
Preparations are being made by some
of the musical people Of the town fo
| the presentation Of the opera Mikado. The
cast OF characters has been assigned and
| rehearsals with Mrs. G. NJ Powers in
! charge will begin very soon.
Word has just been received here OF
the marriage of Mrs. Minnie Gilbert Gal
Lofty, who is we'll known to many peopl,
here to John barrow OF Troy. y. Y.
which event took place Wednesday a
that city. where tho happy couple vii
make their future home.
A large number of the young people il
town drove Tuesday evening to the HON,
of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth on Laport,
road. where they gave their son Harry
surprise party in honor of his 21st birth
day. The evening was pleasantly passed
in playing games. Refreshments wer
served.
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BROWN INGTON.

One day last week while James Max
we'll was at Evansville with a pair of
horses hitched TO a load of less, one Of
his horses fell and the result was the
horse was drawn to NJ. MaXwelIs home
about two miles on sled. and at this
writing remains in Il helpless condition.
notwithstanding bad roads and stormy
weather about l01 relatives and friends
met a. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Grow to celebrate the 50th anniversary
Of their marriage. Many valuable pres
onts were received by the aged couple.
Refreshments were served and many hap
ny congratulations rendered, after which
the company went to their several homes
f. s Wells has sold his house and land
at Evansville to Mrs. Mary Leonard OF
Ira ehnrch.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The ladies of the Conrrorationo,
Church and societv will hold a fair in tho
American House hail afternoon and con.
ing of March H. There will he booth. If
useful and fancy articles home n,ale
candy. etc. An entertainment will ne
given in the evening and refreshn,nnts
served at all hours.-Della Nithorou at
tended tho meeting Of thc ~ y q in
Rutland as delegate last wool, -\isens
Doris Wiley ana Ild,b Gra, and liar
low Ionvrrs arc b1nn ON tbri,. ,,c,tio,
from the ponies Ac,.Iomv Norrievil,e
The big thaw or Friday and SATURDAY
raised the IanoilIa river ca tb,t II VOC
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yWANTON,

Almon ingalls, has purchased the Tru-
man NJ Mead farm.
Thousands of muskrats have been killed
in the frozen marshes this winter. 1t Is
claimed that over 1000 nave been taken
on the Payne marshes alone. Tho skins
are worth 20 cents each.
Louis Trudeaus hearing was completed
before Justice G. II. Reynolds at the Of
iice of II. o. Sturtevant, town grand juror,
Friday and he was bound up III the sum or
$500 for appearance at county court The
case will next go to the county grand
jury.
The big thaw and rains of Fri
day and Saturday took of what
little snow there was in this vicinity.
This stops the hauling OF wood,
logs, hay, etc, into town. The Missisquoi
river rose rapidly Saturday night. and
before Sunday morning, the water wheels
were so submerged by high water below
the dam, that Superintendent Bliss had to
start the steam pumps, to keep up the
water pressure for domestic supply.
| The river at the foot of Broadway
was nearly half way up to tho ewes
OF the boat houses; but not so high as a
year ago, when the boat houses were sub
| merged and some of them washed away.
Sunday morning the ice went out of the
river up AZ far as the st. ]. a L. c. rail-
road bridge The water went down Sun
| day afternoon and the first car came out
from St Adams about nine a. m. Mon
day morning.
The board Of selectmen will have meet
ling Saturday, when the subject of license
commissioners will be taken UP.
Miss Grace Hogle Is III with typhoid fe
yer.
W. II. Blake, who has been III for sew
eral months at his house. was out for d
drive the other day. but Tuesday he had q
very bad spell, and for time II was
Thought he was dying. He revived, how
ever, and seems much better.
Tho Altar Guild will meet with Mrs
Horace Baxter Saturday at 7:S0 p. m.
Fl. q. Thomas, hsh and game commits
sioner of Stowe. arrived here Wednesda,
levening, and Thursday will grant licenses
for fishing as they ara fishing In Canada
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RiCHFORD.

,,,o so,,o,ors Of tho birh ecbooI with
.,ain ,-adttrs .,tnrdod town meeting and
',,',,,,,;ai ~, frort sc,,s tn leorn tho work.
;,,,,'' nr ~, ,,o;oroNr AMI Nre Moses
inp,,, rat,,,.no1 TO tbcir homo boro last
,rhvrsd,y bavipr bnon absent ,bn mast
siv months visiting relatives and friends
~ Nrhrael,, and Iowa Isaac Wheeler
IA go '', diad -, III, HOW, hero
e. ,,,rda, Eohr,,arv oS lie is survived
i'", w. Widow hn,.inr had no chiIdron,
ia, f,,,oral wac ho,d from tho now cath
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lRASBURGH.

Miss Alice Downing is visiting her pa
rents In hartford, Conn-Miss Vida Bu-
chanan is visiting friends in Boston.-rhe
CONGREGATIONAL Ladies' Aid served dinner
for the town meeting in the VeStry of
their church-Frod Going has rented the
Perley iIill place of w. l.. Lock-Marie
PeauClerk has returned to the Margaret
Pilsbury hospital in Concord. y. H,
where she will finish her course this
month";. NJ. Sears and family are Ill
with the Grp.--F. j. Grant is moving
into the Drew enement.-Beniamin El-
ton and wife expect to move to Lebanon
~ H. this spring Miss Carrie Fisher
who was obliged to leave her school in
johnson. is rocoVcrnC.-Mrs Charlie
Hammond Is nuitn III again.
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ELMORE.

IT. Atkins Is quite sick with the grip
John Fitzgerald has hired out to o. ID.
Bacon for the coming year.-Carrol and
Mamie Wheelock are under the care of
DIR. Woodward, being sick with pneu-
monia-Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wolcott are
spending the week with relatives in
IIardwck.-M. " b. Ainsworth IL in very
poor health, being again confined to the
house.-B. l.. Cooper has finished work
for w. y. Silloway and gone tn stowe
"a work.-Mrs. Hattie Edgorton and Mrs.
clara Merriam Billiard OF Hyde Park
visited Wednesday at A. C. Merriams,-
The oyster supper nj II. II, Bangs for
the Rev. C. A. Sanborn proved success
financially and socially. The games OF
ping pong and crockinole were played VA
IN early morning.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

The railroad commissioners were in
town Friday and held hearing in the
court house taking testimony in regard to
its grade crossing at the station. it seems
the Boston & Maine railroad are TO put in
some new gates and they want to make
the crossing only three and one-half rods
wide. when the highway is laid out four
rods wide. The crossing is very dan
gerous one and the town want and have
been promised certain amount of switch
ing to be taken away from there. Young
Il Young represented the railroad with
Superintendent Folsom. j. W. Redmond
looked after the towns interest. The COM
mission took the case under adViscment
and will render their decision later
Mrs. Frank GuNer returned from her
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WATERVlLLE.

Mrs. Lottie Wells has moved to Gilmore.
"A. l.. Laraway was in burlington last
wcek.-Rolla Thomas has moved to his
farm of Johnson.--B. S. Martin of Jericho
was in town two days last week-Wiliam
Notemire has moved TO George Janes's
farm.-Chares Westcot has moved into
Elmer Wetherells house at the upper viii
la gc.-Ned Chaffee was on the sick list n
few days last wcek.-Luke Potter and X.
A. Wiley were in burlington two days
last week. benjamin Como has NOV ed
to johnson, where ne will work for Mr..
Prindle. -Master Rex Thomas Is stopping
few days with his Grandmother Thomas
at Jeffersnnville.-Mr and Mrs. George
Bassett visited her parents at Morrisville
over Sunday.-R. w. Iiulburd of Hyde
Park and DR.. IIulburd of Jericho were in
town last week.-Walter Robinson has
moved into Charles Bragg's tenement on
the hill and will work for him this sea-
son.--Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Maynard have
gone to Fairfield to be gone until after
susarng. Edith Thompson of Mort h
Hyde Park is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Smith,-Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Mann of Troy and Mrs. A. A.
Macomber of Jay visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Miller last week.
II. W. Scott moved to his farm recently
purchased at East Cambridge and Edgar
Scott to his farm up the river.-Mr. and
Mrs. David Smith have gone to Cam
bridge, where they will work for Almon
Paine for the season.--F. N. Stearns was
badly hurt In Laraway's mill yard on
Tuesday. A big skid was thrown up and
hit him in the face which laid him up the
balance of the week.
S. G. Wiley died at his home in Brook
line, Mass. Monday morning, aged 3.
years. He leaves wife and four broth
ers. Henry and Albert of Barton, Martin
lnf w a.
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LOWELL.

Francis Murphy has bought Fred Muir
phys farm Samuel Wedge has sold his
farm 70 Thomas LonE.-The Bakersfield
students are home for short vacation
Mrs. Henry Parkhurst, who has been
stopping with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
l.. O, Sluhorn, for the past few weeks,
has returned to her home in North Troy.
Jennie Cross and Reginald Colby were
married last week.-Mr. and Mrs, Ross
Kinsley were called to WatervIlle sun
day by the death Of Mrs. kinsleY' 5
father, Mr. Heminwdy.- Edward Generous
has been engaged by Nelson Martin OF
Troy to work for tho Noar'-C!arenta
Stannnrd is homo from Lyndon. lie has
been engaged to work in the Curtis estat,
tub ShOp.
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CRAFTSBURY.

George Anderson of Winooski was
in town the first of the week }. y. Lea
Wit went last Monday to Boston, where
he will attend an cmbalming school.-Ihe
Aca lomy school closed last Friday Cor
n vacation of one vocabulary Poor was
disabled last week by a sprahl'd knee
Fred Tcmuleton continues very ili.-Rosa
smith returned to her school IN Lyndon
Vile last Monday after vacation or
about -four weeks on account of sickness
of pupils. Helen Allen went last Mondly
to Hardwck to spend a few days and from
there she will go to Stowe for short Wis
it.-Mrs. Amanda Day is in very poor
ho1lth at the home of her nephew, p. w.
Laverson.- Bishop Bros. have rented
the Homer Bartlett place and engaged
Mrs. Lizzie Eastman to do their work.
Mrs. Maud Gushing and Carrie Temple
ton of Jeffcrsonvlle were called here last
week by the serious illness Of their father
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trip to Colorado. Monday noon. She stop
ped in Chicago one week with her broth
ers. Fred and Benjamin and visited her
mother in Troy.
\ good number were in attendance at
tho Eastern Star supper on Monday even
ing.
George ID. Gilchrist of White River
Junction, the travelling auditor for the
American Express company, was in town
the first of the week on business for the
company
Mrs A. ]. White is worse.
Charles Norris Is better.
Dr. Ncwland f.. f. Spaulding, John
Rock and William Lindsay arc building
boat house at the wharf near Ncwlands
old boat house. The piles are driven and
work will now be pushed before the ice
goes out.
Drs. Whitaker and Mackay performed
an operation on the eye Of Frank Rob
inson it being the eye he injured last fall.
| There are good prospects Of his saving
! the eve.
Mrs. Benjamin Lormcr died in Derby
and was brought to hcr brothers, Tarent
| Cummings, where the funeral was held
Tuesday. The burial was at Beebe plain.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS


the wear and 81 for the year previous.
The ice in the Winooski river as TAR
UP as the gorge went out shortly after
nine O'Clock Saturday evening ana iate
Saturday evening. and all day sunday me
bridge was black with people Watching ,ne
volumes of dirty water, ice ana urilt
wood rush over the dams The water rose
four and one-half feet up To Suhuay NOR
ing Mt If O'Clock when it began to recede,
and by night it had gone down Two iee'.
The Traction companys power STATION
at the grist mill suffered considerapiy' zee
and drift wood became clogged IN ,no
water wheel, stopping the machinery an"
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ESSEX COUNTY
ISLAND POND.

The young child of Mr. and Mrs. d.
=. Mckenzie has been very sick the past
few days with bronchitis but is some
what improved.-Dr. II. E. Sargent spent
two or three days in Portland, Me, last
Week.-Owing TO the large amount Of bust
ness to be transacted at the regular
March meeting Tuesday it was voted to
adjourn until Wednesday morning. March
robert Skilleus of Richmond, +. G., is
spending a few days at the Central
House, the guest of his brother j. A.
Skillcus, Eugene Foss fell from his en-
Fine in the yard at this place one day
last week and badly sprained his knee,
which will keep him from his work for
u number Of weeks.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Peter Pickle Of Sweetshurgh, que, has
purchased Henry Csmpbells residence for
500. and will soon take possession. he
new blacksmith. Mr.. Austin has gone to
housekeeping in Charles Warhoy's house.
The creamery, which is to he run the
coming season by gentleman from Troy,
WAS opened last Monday morning. VII
liam Nelson wills gather the cream-MrS,
j. II. Wallron is visiting friends in Bur
lngton and other places,-Mrs. charles
IIldreth is in BARTON Landing with her
daughter Mrs. Erwin Wiley,