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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

On Tuesday. March "a, the next brother
hood meeting will be held i'll the Congre-
gatonal Church. There will be n supper
served by the guild from to p. m,
when the Rev. +. j. Day, II. D., of Sher-
brook, L. c.. Will give an illustrated lee
ture on "What | Saw of Interest and
Beauty During six Months Abroad in
1902" There will be music during the
evening.
Thc |. O. O. T.. NJ. L. another secret
society is to be established here. Nearly
all the arrangements are completed and
they expect to be in running order soon
They claim n good membership and to be
in II good financial condition.
Jennie 1Iibbard is entertaining Mrs.
Nina Taylor of Boston.
Mrs. j. O. 1'hrasher is in New York.
Dr. Harry +. Hamilton is in burlington
this week in attendance ON the dental
convention held there.
DR.. @. f.. Gould has returned from Bos-
ton earlier than usual, but has decided to
stay for the season.
Mrs. Hattie Morgan, who boarded with
Mrs. Samantha I}owlcy since She re-
turned from the hospital in Boston, has
gone to West Charleston to live with
relatives
| There were no services at the Baptist
Church last Sunday on account of the
illness of the pastor. The Rev. W. c.
| Brown.
Mrs. Katie Buckley of Lyndonvlc stop
ped over Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Milo sihattuck.
TWO new switchmen have been employed
in the south yard, caused by more of the
shuntng being done there and thus rclicV-
| Ing the crossing at the railroad station
which is a great convenience to the sen
eral public,
Mrs. NJ. a. Kenyon is in New York for
several weeks, ON account Of her health
q. II. Pratt has gone to Southern Pines,
| n. g.. for his health.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Hubbard arc to &c
to house keeping in ono of Arthur Scots
tcnemonts about April /.
Clarence liowley has been off duty caus-
cd by illness.
Joseph G. Davinson. prominent either
of Newport died carly Tuesday morning
| of heart trouble. He had been in
his usual il alth and was on the street
Monday. but not feeling quite as vel
as usual \ doc tor pr. ScrihcI for stomach
troubl, and did rot think anything serious
Of his case. At two o'clock Tuesday
morning he called his wife. saying he WAS
| i'll great distress. All that willing hands
could do was done for him, but he dice
about > 81. IN. lie was a prominent AN,
active member of the Methodist Church
La contractor aud builder bN trade. T.,
| leaves q widow and two sons William
and FRED. both of Boston, Mass. III,
| funeral win be held Thursday.
| I'm county court the case of David |,
| Wiley vs.. Boston Il Mann, Railroad com
pauY COLLAPSED Tuesday forenoon. Thor,
not being any ease ready the Jurors wcr,
dismissed until nine O'Clock "Wednesday
morning, when q State case was take
~.
Or. Chcenory Of LVndonVillo was in tow,
! Tuesday, called here in connection witt
one OF the railroad cases, ON cXpcr
| testimonies.
William Hight went to Boston 'Fucsda!
night to be in attendance ON the autom0
bile show, an exhibition being held there
/ this NCok.
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WATERVlLlE.

Mrs. John Laraway of johnson is visit
ing friends in town.-Rollin Wells of Lime.
\. H., is visiting his sister, Mrs. stephen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brown has moved
To Mark SteNens's "Tobin farm. IN Miss
Lucia Smile is spending few days with
her brother In. Smile at Burlington Elias
Staylcs has moved to Edward LangdolVs
iarm.-MrS. Samuel Brown of stowe was
in town last week.-Miss Jessie Sweet
of burlington is Visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marcy visited her
parents in Eden last week.-Mark Stevens
has bought the McElroy farm i'm the
North part of the town.-Mrs. William
Westovcr is visiting her parents at Vest
field.-Mr. and Mrs. Is. j. Kelley are visit
ing friends in Morrisville,--Mr Orrin
Thomas of Jeffersonville is stopping "a few
days with her son 1ioward.-A. l.. Lara
way was called to Hartford Centre last
week by the death of his brother West
ley at that placc.-The Rev. Mr.. French
of Johnson preached for the Rev. Mr.
Howard on Sunday.-Mrs Grace Gown of
Johnson Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Lock.
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FOREST DALE.

Mrs. l.. j. Fortier returned from Schon-
cctady, n. y, Friday.-Miss Ethel Laird
H. visiting relatives in Portland.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Whttemore have returned
from an extensive visit with relatives in
Hartford Center-rhe Ladies' Aid society
met Thursday with Mrs. G.. r.. Laird
Fred Duraut has moved to Rutland
Hiram Pickort will occupy the house va
Gated by Durant,-The Rev John Blan-
chard of Cooks Corners \. Y, is a guest
of the Rev G. t. HIN. r, Powers of
Lansngburgh n. y, spent several days
at his farm last week.-Royal Morgan
has. purchased the George Green property
Consideration $500 -liarrlson Williams has
moved to "A farm south of Brandon
Thomas Seager has moved to the farm
he recently purchased of Harrison Will
lams.-Archle Shore is visiting his aunt
in Rutland. --Georgc Baker has gone to
Bellows Falls. where he has employment
-Elroy Brown was in Ludlow few days
last weok.-MisS Maudo Wllett of
Whallonsburgh, n. y, is visiting at w. H.
AVerYs.--Mr, and Mrs Carrier of Wey-
bridge visited at Jerome Coles recently.
Miss Hattie Ward of Ludlow & y guest
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. ]. H. Lbbey and Mrs. Marcia Tel
lier are in New Yorkshire Choir Union
concert given in the Congregational
Church Friday evening was one of the
most enjoyable events of the winter. The
chorus was under the direction of the
Rev. II. j. Kilbourn Miss Eva Hunt ac-
Companist Solos We're rendered by Miss
Maude Harris of West Lebanon, n. H.,
Mrs. w. Frank Harris, Dr. w. s. Cole
and violin solo by Miss u. Pauline Blake
ley. The Lyme orchestra assisted in the
program.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Brig
ham have been spending some time in
Manchester and Boston.--Mrs. Lizzie Hi
land has moved into the Strickland house.
Miss Lcttia Claybournc of Pierpont, n.
H., is visiting her aunt, Mrs Fred Stone.
Mrs T.. &. Osgood and Miss Elizabeth
leave for their home in Bellows Falls this
week accompanied by Mrs. Osgoods moth
er, Mrs. Farnham.
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LOWELL.

The Epworth League give n sugar social
at the town hail Friday evening, March
20-Mrs. Cameron and daughter. Kate
Of Glover, visited at Mrs. +. Is. Well
mans the past week-There was no stage
from the north Wednesday on account
of high water at the Courser bridge in
Westfield.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs George r. Chamberlain, March Ii
Scott Stannard and wife of Lyman, n.
H., are in Committeeman Farman and
Il. j. Austin, were drawn for struck jury
on cases at the county court now in SEES
sion at Newport.-C. II. Mix has been
engaged to have charge of the creamery
another year.-Frank Murphy has gone to
New York, where he has a job in the ice
business. Fred Murphy will have an auc-
ton March 20. to sell his cows and other
stock.
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story and Mrs. j. =. S>1thwick of Waits
field wcrC recent I>-,tsts at c. +. Eddy's.-
Mrs. G.. +. 10y and her daughter, Miss
Floy. gaze n good luck tea party to
eight little girls on Saturday. The table
was decorated with horscshocs fashioned
OF tissue paper, ana the cards at each
plato were decorated with four leaf
coVcrs. Forty horscshoes were hidden
about the rooms and prizes were given
10 those finding most and least me
first WAS tie between Misses Marjorie
Burt and Ruth Mcmahon. while the
DoobN prize was won by Miss Lou
Ncrnum. stowe Military band gave II sue
ccssful concert and entertainment and Il
short promenade Friday evening. The
entertainment was given by some Of the
pupils of Captain Thomas. who showed
themselves quite expert Slcight-ot-hand
performers. Mrs. Anna Eimball gave n
tea party to l. of her lady friends Friday.
IL. G. Thomas was in Swanton last
week.-Mrs.. r. G. Pratt was in Burling
ton Saturday to visit her daughter. Miss
Hattie Pratt, who is attending business
College in that place. Mrs. Pratt was
accompanied ny Mrs Charles T.. Doug
llss.--J. Is. hyde has purchased of Henry
Gibbs his house on School street ana will
take possession the first Of May.-'lhc
Rev. Father Leonard conducted services
at the q. \. X. hail Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Hyde We're in VOL
colt Monday to attend the funeral of Mr..
IIydc's brother, Harry hyde who was
ut ono time Il resident of Moscow ANA who
died in Wolcott of pneumonia. March IL
Mrs. Polly Keith, who resides with her
daughter Mrs T.. +. Clarkson in the
station block. passed her 9Gth birthday
March l7.-lhe devotional meeting topics
of the Young Peoples society for Sunday
evening, March o., will be as follows:
Young Peoples Fraternity, How Far Is
1t Possible to Follow Jesus Law of SaCr-
lice?" Ref. Matt. ~; 1922: Gal. Co. Lead
cr, Minnie Straw; paper by II. w. Bar
rows. Christian EndcaVor society. Les
sons from the sermon on the Mount
What Christ Teaches About Judging
others" Matt. 7:1-5. Leader, Miss Char
lotte Iadd. Epworth League, "Christian
l;ducation." | Tim. 6:3-9; II Tim 2:15-25.
Leader, NJ. i. EusselL--C. T.. EDDY has
sold his half interest in the Morrsville
and WulcOtt Crcameri"s to his partner.
Henry McAlistcr. of Morrisvillc.-- MIR.
and Mrs. Il. i. Bradley and son Allen
went to- their home in Johnson Monday.
with Il gold headed care Ivy stowe Mill
larN band.--Whilc at work on his new
house on the West T}ranch road last Sat
| urd?v, Bert Mills stepped through a hole
| with a SlcdGC in his hand which in some
| way inflicted large cash or the temple.
Tho RcV. G. l.. Barnard and soil Eugene
came to Stove Monday to meet Mary and
| Milo, VINO have been visiting in Waits
| field. and stopped over to visit friends in
! stove.
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n low days vacation.
Robert Palmer, who has been Ill AT he
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington.
has returned home. He was taken ia wi'e
attending college
Alex IluntlcY is moving from the Geose
Dale place into the Davis house ON Mfn
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atkins arc spcndirga
few days IN New York
George Beals, who has been spcndim
the winter in town with his daughtcr
Mrs. &. -. Robinson, is visiting with Iii.
son, Charles Bcals in Knowltou, j.. g.
Lincoln trossctt's house has been quar-
antined on account of diphtheria in the
family.
At a special meeting Of the stewards of
the Methodist Church held this week, the
Roy. =. \. Smith was given II unanimous
vote to return to the church for anothe r
year. The following board Of stewards
have been elected for the year: w. +. Dill
lngham. j. y. Burleigh. Mrs. W. r.
Elliott, Mrs, 6. D. Robinson Mrs. Walter
Guptil, NJ. H. Moody, j. f.. PXlcY, T. W.
Powers. ". f.. Townc, l.. II. Houston, D..
G. Jones and H. c. Whitchill i. T.. Griffin,
was elected treasurer, and Mrs. Griffin as
Sistant treasurer.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Frank West of Barre. who came to
Montpelier to run the BARRIER Shop OF
Charles West, his brother, while the lai
ter is serving a sentence FOR assault IN
the House of Correction at Rutland' Is AZ
IIcaton hospital in this city totally pima
from the effects of drinking ny mistake
small quantity of wood aiconoi' me az
tending physician at the hoSpltai gives no
that the eyeSight Will ever
be restored.
1t appears that Calvin H. Iarmen'er' 'he
newly elected overseer Oh uie poor vas
n resident of East MontpeileF hrlil ! laS.
moving soon after that time I" Moii'pehor
AS NJ mas not yet pain d '"H III 'l''0 ,'s'
n Is not eligible Tor once ana ''ic co'n
ell VIII he obliged TO Greet SUNNI o''o o''o
as oNerscer. ,,.o,is
ne directors or inc MON i'eliet {. w -.
klNcr railroad met Satur""S l"ir"p'. az
the ONCE OF the general Ifi',HaSe' III '',',
Guy ana elccted AleNdiIutF ~ '-m ~.
'""t"il u'ler'ol W ~ NJ
Cdusod by the uea'h ol 'o,i + ISL. ~
r "s'of Was alSo clsrh 'iu - ~ W
me COMPANY anu Snp'r''l,'.ll''en. .;,i,,,,.
rtanNah was cier'c" 10 tloSe pos'tio
ne out oi 'o"li uii cV'Ci" "a
Sort"clI OIL 'atnplIuse' t"Sa'' ~
I,H'' an -. ~. ~ ,i..,,,
MASS Ar oster mao neeh d uiiertot "
INC cpHip"H! Tor % fcdiS anu @ ' "r','
.itd9uitt "a Ga, io"u Ht'iN ~ va" 1. D,i'v'
MF. cochran tne nc"'E eiGc,er ",lr,ui'
IS member Oh ire Hrlil ol iia. Cocilid'!
OF GIotoN' Mr. ooChiaI. - Niov.Pl V''N''
"l We Ndpi'ti "a Iil7' i'''n ~ i"9 ~
lHhE Oh inns GU! anu uirtctor III me
Merchah. Natioiial pa'lh at 90, Jpii lII
putE ana IN" N"tipI"i oa"h u Nc" ""'S
a. chs river. ,,. ~.
nc Ilo'i",iS VI i'iooNS ~ ", - ~
have engaged cor Albert clarke secretary
Pi llt l1plIlt Nldlh't tlNIb VI i1'SlpII, W.
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WARREN.

Mrs. Joseph Drew died Tuesday Of this
week with pneumonia after an illness If
only two or three days.-Joscph Elliot
was called TO Gardner Mass. Tuesday
TO attend the funeral of George Putnam.
Tho died of pneumonia. His remains
were brought to Vermont for intcrmcnt.
Cecil Shattuck is suffering from a fall
he received while getting in Wood.-Al-
bert Tucker and y. y. Robinson were call
ed to koXhury to attend a law suit Mon
day.-Erwin Hill has bought the Edward
NcGlafin farm for s2,1n--H. II. Moor"
had a public auction Monday and sold
his farm stock and farming tools. Charles
Hanks bought the farm.-t.dWard Elliot
went to Waitshe1 Tuesday to get his ,ou
Wiliam.-NIrs Rosa Whitney has 70
turned to Granville after a few weeks
visit in town.--It is said that the will Of
Edwin Eldridgc, hoQucathing each of his
grandchildren $1,lpJ, cannot lie found.
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WATERBURY,.

While coming from Waitsield Satur-
daN. Edith Norway met with a singular
accident. one of the binders became loose
and frightened the horse. Miss Norway
was thrown ont but not seriously hurt.
The horse ran and in front of the depot
came in contact With telephone post
which freed the horse. The harness was
completely spoiled and the carriage was
slightly damaged.
Charles Anterior had his right hand cut
quite badly last Friday while cleaning
the electric choppng knife in the kitchen
of the hospital.
About half of the force Of girls ON
ployod at the wrapper factory are taking
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STOWE.

The board of license commissioners or
panized last Friday with G. l.. McMahon
rs chairman.-C. l.. McMahon was in Bur
lingtOn last Thursday.-Carleton Wood
worth has rented his barn to Charles
Carpenter of Hyde Park.--Mrs, NJ. A.
Jenny returned from Morrisville last
Thursd1y.-Mrs. y. Bigolow has been i'll
with the grip the past week at the home
of her son, w. i. Esclow, of Salem,
Mass. MT Tigelow, who is in that city
for electrical treatment, is improving
slowlY.-W. Z. Double went last Saturday
to Boston on a business trip He was
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. L. \.
Double, who has spent the winter in
stowe, but has now returned to her home
I'm Mclrose, Mass.-Mr and Mrs. William
Cheney are stopping at G, G. Robinson $
for the prescnt.-Mrs. II. l.. Jcnney has
been quite sick, threatened with pnou-
monia, for the past week.-Mss Gertrude
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WAIrSFlElD.

The Ladies' Home Circle Will serve now
sugar on snow at tho Conversational
Nostry on Thursday evening, March IL
William Palmer got a severe fall while
working on the woodpie at Pliny Car
rolls last week Wednesday,. resulting in a
broken wrist and some slight bruises -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Greene returned
from their wedding trip the first of this
week and viii he mt home after March ~
DR.. T. c. Fletcher moved last week TO
Gaysvillo, whore he has bought place.
CONTINUED on seventh page),
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page.)

DIR. Crinnell OF Burlington, was called
to see Jancs Hurst Saturday. The bridge
will be ready for travel this weck.-Wy-
man iIulccmb is home from burlington.
Arthur lIll is to ship car load of APP
plcs to New York this week. Miss Julia
Pauktt of Scioto is sewing for Mrs Ling
4niI
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

---
DAMDOI Dill
"NNOVI' ~
Mrs Sidney Rand. who has been i'll at
the home of her mother Mrs. Molina Jerd.
in East Braintrec, returned to her home
i'll Montpclier yesterday.
Mrs. Eugene Williams of Hartford,
Conn.,, is visiting Mrs. Ellen Young
The Rev. j. c. Mclaughlin has been
appointed by Bishop Michaud of the Ro-
man catholic diocese of Vermont to take
the place of the Rev. Joseph Thcrien who
has had charge of several parishes in this
section. Father Mclaughlin will COM
m"nce his duties here next sunday. Ia
Their Thcrien will go to Indcrhill where
he will have charge of the Catholic par
ish there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Eldredgc went yes
torday to Warren to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Eldrcdgc's grandfather
Mrs. Fred Grain has gone to Waterbury
where she will stay for several months
The Chautauqua Circle is invited To meet
with Mrs. j. ID. Mitchell Monday evening
March Ii.
! clayton Trask is working in the Co
| operative creamery and his place at w.
has moved his family into the Mcintyre
| block.
| C. J. Rockwell, who had been spending
several days in New York, returned home
| tn" 1irSt OF the week.
The Hon. William II. Dubois is still
confined to the house with the grip.
| Eugene Scgar. who has been i'll with the
| grip for several days, is reported better.
| Martin Rumrll is moving from the Car
| rican house on Central street to the farm
owned by his son-in-law, George llutchin-
son. Mr. Hutchinson expects to take a
western trip coon.
Mrs. Oliver Tucker Of Boston. who has
been visiting her father, /. -. Williams
| for several weeks returned to her home
yesterday.
! Elijah Edison. who has been critically i'll
/ for several weeks. is getting on nicely
and will he out around in q few days.
The young child of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ernest
Luce is quite seriously i'll with scarlarna.
| =. f.. Bowman spent yesterday in Nor
iiSvillc. having been called there by spo-
CiHl request of Department Commander
Frank koniiold to confer in regard to the
national cncAmpmrnt of the &. \. II.
| quite lars" delegation from all parts of
TN" state were present at tho conference.
Alonzo Emery and son Clarence of
| Washington H. C.. are in town for an in
| dollhit" stay
Nholnor wreck occurred Monday after
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRlSVllLE.

Saturday afternoon at the home of the
Hon. and Mrs. II. c. Fisk. when Mr. and
Mrs. Fisk celebrated the 18th anniversary
of their marriage, which occurred on sun
day. Mrs. Eisk's brother, the lion. G. ..
Page and wife and their son, X. >. Page,
and Madame Page mother of Mrs. fage,
of Hyde Park, were present on this oc-
Casion.
Bloomfield Palmer of Wilder arrived in
town Friday evening, where he VIII spend
a few days visiting his brothers, cecil
and Lawrence Palmer.
William Whpple of Boston Is spending
a few days visiting his mother. Mrs. Cora
Whipplc
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Campbell left Sat
urdav morning for Boston, where they
will spend a short time visiting friends
and relatives.
John Harris. postmaster of the Senate
at Washington, ID. c., is spending several
days with his wife and daughter at Hotel
Randall here.
Miss Azela Goodell gave a very enjoy
able tea party to several of her friends
friday afternoon at her home on fillmore
street.
II. NJ Rich, treasurer Of Morrisville Saw
ings bank is spending Il few days in Bos-
ton.
Ii. A. Slayton is visiting his brother,
j. G. r. SlaytCn at Mclrose, Mass, Tor
several days.
Philip. who have been visiting friends
here for the past week returned TO their
home in Cambridge Friday.
w. w. Peck is spending a few days at
lis home here. He will return to his lum-
her business in Somerset in a few days.
b. t. Kelley and wife Of Waterville
have moved here and rs soon as possible
lie will commence on the building of Mr..
Harrison lodges house which viii be To-
Gated on Congress street
Fred Dow who has been spending the
winter here. left Friday for Seattle, Wash.
where he Will get together supplies for a
summer trip to the gold fields of Nome.
Mrs. Dow will remain here for the present.
Dr. ard Mrs. c. l.. Rates are rejoicing
over the birth of a daughter, weighing
1oi pounds, which was born sunday even
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. James Hapgood, who have
been visiting at the Fomc of Prof. and
Mrs ". a. Becbe for several days, r.
turned to their home in Malone y. y,
Monday morning.
II. ". Mc.Allistcr. who has been connect
ca with G. +. Eddy of Stowe IN the
creamery business here, has bought MIR.
l,ddys interests and will conduct the
business alone lie has also purchased :,
creamery in Wolcott ana will conduct the
two under one mana cement.
Mrs. j. j. Warren left yesterday for
Nergennos. where she will spend several
days visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank L.
w., po,,irso,, ,o..,.o, +,,i.. ,,,or,,i,,.
go, i,,,, ,'i,;t Nth t;i -,
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;.r fl,r .Irt I,incD ,' l,,'i
- t,,i,.,,.,',, ~ i t.,,, ~ ''''
for a short business trip.
,,nte AIr a,,d Nv ;tt1o in W7;,,ll', 70
William .I.,cI,snn Of W,atorh,,r,. is hr'l,,o
for a few Javs' wish viii, his, ,,1rn,,+s
mo roo,,la. con,.ncatip,, ~ C.|t,i Tt,,,,
tor n i, 6 No ~ w., hoII - ti H.
hail Tuesday evening
Mr. ana Nc y 1ror,o1 ro4,,r,,o,
,,,,, f, D. ,,i ,''i ! Ivy
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Cook March 1.-THE Ladies' Aid Society
of the Methodist Church met with Mrs.
~. A. Cogrovc Friday aftcrnoon.-Mrs.
~ H. Payne has been under the doctors
care for several days. but is now conval-
eSCent,
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Chicago. H., are visiting their tldllNeS
Of the Mattoon family in this vicinity
9 u. Barrow. from Barton Landing. mas
BOUGHT the Chelsea meat market OF li1r-
~ Moody and is To occupy the house oil
Mrs Crockett ON Court street.
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DERBY.

Mrs. Curtis Wiley is very much worse
acknowledgements from Newell Wilson In tho
asylum at Waterbury are not encourage
ing-The first sugar party of the season
was held last Saturday afternoon ia the