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Bristol.

MIR. and Mrs A. Ferguson have moved in
to their house on North St, recently pur-
chased of Mrs. l.. Gillett.-Mrs. Edith Mix
Of Burlington Is making extensive repairs
and Improvements ON her house on the
corner of North and Church streets. Mrs.
Mix and daughter Mab-f Will return here
soon and again make Bristol their home
The Baptist Church voted at a meeting
Thursday evening to extend call to the
Rcv. S. +. Perry of Wallingford to be-
come their pastor.--J. j. Dumas is in poor
health from rheumatism Philip DWYer
burned one hand recently with coal tar.
The Young Womans Missionary society
of the Methodist Church, will meet with
Miss Jennie Smith Friday afternoon,
April 10-The Rev. Mr.. Goodall of t,-s X
Junction, preached in the Baptist Church
Sunday.-The last few days have been
decidedly Wintry and sugar makers, who
have not gathered their buckets are look
ing for another run of sap.-Cieorge
Miss Daisy Cushman has returned to
Middlebury after a short visit with Mrs
Julia Ellis-Libanus Lodge +. q A. NJ.
conferred the NJ. NJ. degree on one can
ddate Monday evening. Refreshments of
coffee, sandwiches and dOughnuts were
served at tho close.Miss Jennie Grow
who has been stopping with her sister,
Mrs. II. p. Sherwin, the past two months.
has resumed house keeping. g.-Munsill Hose
co. will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at their hall this evening hear
ing on applications for licenses will be
held in the basement of Holley hall Tues
day afternoon, April 14,-W. r.. Hanks
made a business trip to Huntington Tues
day.
Or. G. +. Edmunds was in Burlington
Monday. The Rov. and Mrs. W. A. Kin
zie have gone to Barre to take up their
work in their new field Of lahOr.-Mrs A
J.. Grow has gone to New Haven Mills
to remain with her sister. Mrs i. r.
Nash, for n while, Miss Maggie Tyler is
teaching the spring term of school in the
Little Notch, There is more than the
usual amount of improvements and re-
pairs on buildings here this spring and
painters and paper hangers are kept busy
Mrs. G. w. Dunshcc of Proctor is visit
ms Mrs. n. NJ. Dunshce-G. W. Smal
has sold to c. J. Soper "A house and lot
on Mountain street, G, II. Brooks has
sold his place on Mountain avenue I,
Webster Cove of Lincoln; consideration
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ADDISON.

Mrs. G. ". Read is quite i'll, threatened
with a fever. Dr. Willard attends her
quite good many from this town attend
ed the funeral of Miss frankie Carter in
Pantun on Friday last. Mss Carter was
a daughter Of Joseph Carter of Ferris
burgh and sister of Mrs. Fred Sears
Wlth whom she had resided for several
years Her funeral was held from the
home Of Mrs. Sears ana the interm"ut
was in Nergennes. Her age was about II
years.-'lhore was pleasant dance held
at the hall on the evening of February 3,
which was attended by about 80 couples.
The auction at NJ. h. Hanks 5 was well
attended.-fiattie Mclean is to teach tho
Tow Mine school. Mrs. Helen Smith has
returned to her home after a several
weeks visit with friends in Bridport.-
Mrs. Carlton Sherbmo has lately been
called to Brandon on the account Of the
serious illness of her brother, Grant Allen
has left the Gregory farm and gone to
Panton.- Shirley Spauldng has returned
To town for his summer vacation from the
Baltimore Dental Colcgc.--Allan Pierce
son-in-law Of David Miller is to carry on
tho Gregory farm the coming year. His
father and mother of Ncrgenncs are to
reside with them.-Dr. Willard has taken
one of the Tucker boys to the hospital in
burlington for treatment of his knee that
was injured last winter fra Barber has
commenced his summer duties on the
road.-Mr. and Mrs. Van Akin Of Bur
luGtOn were in town MpdaN.-MisS Ethcl
Warner is at home after spending the
winter in Proctor with her sister She
has as her guest Miss Mabel Piper Of
Washington Ethel Sherbno is at home
sister in ranton.-Mrs, a. T.. Gregory is
at lanes .11ov's
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CORN WALL.

James NanClettc a much respected cit-
zen died very suddenly of heart failure
at his horne in West Cornwall on Thurs
day morning. MIR NanClcttc had been in
poor health for several years but was
able to go about and Il few weeks since
moved from his old home in the east part
Of the town to the place formerly known
as the William DcLouE farm, recently
purchased by him. He leaves Il widow.
one brother, Henry NanClette. a sister
Mrs. Peter Bissott. both Of his town.
His age was 6S years.-C. r. Withcrell and
son Stowell have returned from their
Western trip.--Glbert Lane of Washing
ton and daughter Iibbie. are in town
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Sampson have re-
turned after three weeks absence visit
ing their son in Hartford Conn,-Mrs. NJ.
A. Moody. mother of H. \. Moody of West
Cornwall and with whom she resides. who
has been III fccble health for some time,
is very low and it is thought that she
can live but a short timc.-At a regular
meeting of the Grange held on Thursday,
eleven candidates were initiated making
a membership of about 50.
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qucttc have all been confined To the house
for some days: they are n little better
at this tmc.rhank Offering service will
be held on Good Friday at tho parson-
ape at 2:30 p. IN. Tea will be served
The Rcv. II. T. Hack Of Portland, Me.
was here tn see his father. G. r. Hack
last wcch.-'rhc schools in town commence
cd Monday. April g. with about the same
teachers as last ycar.--The butter at
the Orwell creamery is all made into
prints and they are not able to supply
nc-half their orders. -Cieorge Pluc has
moved back from Salisbury to work for
l.. w. CuttS.-'rhe auction at the Lille
place last week was largely attended.
The farm was sold to the Philips brothers
Of Biidport for N500.-Joscph Nor,ier
has moved to the Sanford farm; William
LaDuc to T. S. Pholps's farm; Eugene
Fowler to jay Branches; Clifford Cunim
TO T.. u. Griswold's; Edward Rogers to
Il. G. Youngs-Dr $. Murry and wife
are boarding at William Dewott s.
George Chaquette is home, called by the
i1lppSe n hia hor
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RUTLAND COUNTY LABOR CASE
Defe 7dants Ask for New Trial-A
Juror Charged with Predicting the
Hiaintiff Would Get a Verdict

Rutland. April S.-A motion was made
for new trial in Rutland county court
this afternoon by the defendants in the
case Of the +. r. Patch Manufacturing
company NS. Protection Lodge. nterna-
tional Association OF Machnists on the
ground that one Of the jurors had talked
about the case during the trial and pre-
diclcd that the plaintiff would get YER
dict. Ll man lngloston of Castloton IS
tn, juror charged with the indiscrotion
and Attorney L. +. McManus in making
the motion for a new trial stated that
the defendant had four atiidavits from
CHstltton men stating that they heard
the juror make the alleged statements on
Saturday. the LIST. in carl Beades store
in that place This was three days after
the trial began and while Insleston was
at home for sunday.
None of III" plaintiffs lawyers were in
court this afternoon the notice of the
motion had not been served upon them
but Attorney Wehler when called up hv
tel phone CAV" his consent to having the
motion entered, agreeing to accept SER
VII" Ol the papers later. As soon as pos
sible after service is made a hearing will
probably he held on the motion and if the
evidence is considered sufficient To war
rant a new trial 1t is thought tho case
may come up at this term Of court after
the criminal cases are disposed of
Tho jury in the case of Ida r. Gould'S
administrator vs.. Charles Gardner. which
has been on trial since Friday rendered a
verdict this afternoon awarding tho rlar-
tiit SN' damages after being ont two
and oue-half hours.
The criminal docket was taken UP this
afternoon and Mrs. Ellen OShoa pleaded
guilty to three oftersos Of keeping and
selling liquor in violation of the pro
history law and WAS fined s2on and costs
of about $50 George Baker q. : Foster
and G. O. Marks were arraigred on
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Pan 7 ON,

Silos Hoyt and son Mott OF Cornwall
were in town ON ThursdaY.-Mattic ana
"oil I}rYdia, students at the Johnson
normal. are spending the Easter Vaca-
tion with their parents.-Orin Talman has
moved 10 Mrs. George SpraGue's house
Waller Hanchott has moved to the
John Newton farm in West Ferrisburgh
witch he viii work the coming Ycar-
Miss Anna Graudy began her school in
Waltham April G.-Miss Harriet Norton
went on Saturday to East Middlebury,
whore she has position as teacher in
a graded sChool.-Miss Mary NarncY has
gone to Barre To attend school.-Wo osloy
Hatch is at homo for a few days as he
is suffering with an absCeSS on his mock
The ladies Of the Methodist Church have
orcaniHcd society to he known as the
Ladies Home Circle. The following Of
5ccrs lave been elected Executive COM
mittec, Mrs. William Pccu, Mrs. Ida
Sta1r. Mrs. II. +. Rarto, Mrs, H. f.
Gaines. Mrs. j. T. Hill; president, Mrs.
Charles Torrey; 1st vice president, Mrs.
clara Rogers; 2nd Vice-prcsident, Mrs.
I'rcd Grandy; secretary. Miss Mary
Adams; assistant secretary, Miss Anna
GraudY: treasurer, Miss Clara Gaines
committee to prepare constitution. Mrs,
Ward Spaulding, Mrs. Walter White, Miss
NE.1ltLa "a I1orto
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

G. n. Howard is to build an addition to
his hotel here. The addition will be three
stories hph, contain twenty guest chamb-
crs, toilet rooms and rooms for the ser
Vants.-khward Mack has completed his
engagement with the Woodbury. Granite
CO.. and intends to go to Philadelphia
after having a vacation of n few weeks
Mrs. l.. IL, Pondleton and infant son are
quite iil.-Mrs. Carl cobb is suffering from
an attack Of the grip.-The "All Fools"
party At the Congregational Church Wed
ucsday evening, was a success and thor
ouGhly enjoyed by all present. The Novel;
tV Quartctto gave some fine selections
G., i, Wallace kAS bought the house on
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs John Jones have a daugh-
ter born April Mrs. s. G. Moore and
Marjorie have returned to Westticld,
Mass-Thcrc is n case of scarlet fever at
w. g. Iarrabeo's.-MrS r. II. Moore
spent several days in Glens Falls last
week-rhe thank Offering of the W, II.
NJ, u. will he observed by the local So
ciety on Good Friday at Mrs g. n.
North's.-Mrs. Prosper Bordeaux died
Friday night. She leaves husband and
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jones died Saturday morning.
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SALISBURY.

William Dcnning of Burlington is at
]. y. Arial's.-Frank Sampson of Whit
ing, has moved in to one Of Kingscy's
tenement houses-Wiliam Arial has hired
out for the season to Harvey Martin
William Sampson has taken the Kate
Shay's farm for the coming year.-Leon-
ard IIolcumb. who has been in North
field, Mass, through the winter. returned
home Saturday.-Mlss Edna Ranslow, who
has been attending school in Rutland, is
at home for a vacation.
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SOUTH STARKSBOR0.

MIS- David Lafayette is added to the
sick list this wcek.-Frank LaVarn OF
bristol is repairing the house of the late
Emclnc Chambers estate, purchased ana
owned by Mr. Tart George Jacobs fam
lily will move into ii next week as he is to
run the creamery this eason-Miss Edith
iiurlburt is working for Mrs. Alice Fol
lansbc, bessie Brdsall has returned to
burlington, where she is attending school
The families of Champion and Frank
have moved into and are repairing their
house and barn recently purchased Of
Lucy O'Bryan Just over the Lincoln line,
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EXAMINATIONS
Young Ministers Taking Tests Of
Their Yearly Studies in
Methodism.
EVANGELlSTIC SERVICES
The First Public Meeting OF the Yer.
mont Methods Conference Held
Last Evening-Rev. e. S. Dun.
ham, D. D., of Ohio In Charge
List Of Candidates.


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WEYBRIDGE.

Clyde Fisko and Miss Mabel Ryder were
married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J.. Thompson by the Rev. Il. w.
Thompson on Thursday evening Of last
week Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. \. Baker have
returned from a two weeks visit in St.
Altans-Mrs. Emma Harrington is at her
home again after an absence of several
months.-Nis Grace and Eornicc TwitCh-
ell are home from Nlddlebury High
s. nool sick with the measles.
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Wolcott street. belonging 20 II. G.. Swerd-
feger. Mr. Swerdfeger expects to make
his future home in Florida where he has
large orange grove.--Mrs. George Bich-
ford is visiting friends in New York city.
Owen Atkins and wife have gone to
housekeeping in the J. J. Campbell house
on Highland avcnue.--A. Il. Thomas and
wife of Boston. are coming back to Hard
wick to live and expect to be here in about
Il month.--A. 5. Atkins has moved into
the house on Cherry street he recently
purcha sed Of C G. Trow.
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NEW HAVEN.

w. V. Farr of the Free Press" was
In town Saturday,-Mrs. r. ii. Squires
visited her granddaughter, Mrs, George
fprigg of Vergennes last week.-Mrs. II
4. Roscoe and Mrs. f. NJ. PartCh were in
Burlington last week.-Mrs.. l.. W. Smith
Of Middlebury is visiting her daughter
Mrs W. S. Brown-Josiah Cowles visited
his daughter, Mrs. Bull In Ferrisburgh
last week-Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Bene-
dict were in Burlington Monday and
TVAsS-y 60 This week.-Mrs.. T.. II. Hall
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WIFI T ING,

Miss Ella Kctchum is visiting in Lynn.
Mass. this week.-The Rev. G. NJ. Jones
spent this week in Boston.--The Rev. Mr.
Elliott of the State CONGREGATIONAL Bible
society. preached in the Congrcga tional
church last Sunday. \ collection was
taken and SO was raised. "A box sociabc
will he held in town hall on Wednesday
evening, April Il, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
society,"
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and son. Eric of Cambridge. Mass, are
the guests Of Mrs. Hairs mother Mrs
Mary II. Bottum.--Miss Eatc Cushman
of Center Rutlard, was in town over
Sunday.--l. j. Everest and William H.
Hinman visited in Addison last week -
Mrs. Edward Swenor is quite i'll with
rhoumatism.--Dr. f. s. Westont Mrs.
Elihu Kingsley and Mrs. j. G. Wilder
were in burlington. Tuesday.
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HONOR TO +. C. PARTRIDGE
Invited to Act as Agent at Caracas In
Snttling American Claims.

Washington. April S,-Frank c. Part
ridge of Vermont has been invited To rep
recent the United states in the capacity
of agent at Caracas in the adjustment of
The claims of American citizens against
Venezuela. MIR. Partridge was nj one time
/ uited states minister to Venezuela and
oas also solicitor of the department Of
: ate.
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BURLINGTON. VT. THURSDAY, APRIL 8.

Blais west ward. The other members OF
the board are S. Bigwood, j. +. Sullivan
and Lewis Alapaw.
The engagement Of Miss Arthemisc
Gadue to Frederick Bondin both of this
village is announced The marriage will
take place April IA.
The annual meeting of the legal voters
of the village Of Winooski was held in
Concert hall last evening and was largely
attended, nearly 300 being present. Mod
orator s. Bigwood called the gathering to
order at 1880 o'clock and Clerk Henry
Conlin read the warming 1t was voted
to accept the reports of the village Of
iicers except the recommendation of the
chief engineer Of the fire department.. and
the recommendation of tho trustees in the
matter of the tax to be raised The fire.
mon were voted exempt from paying poll
tax. Tho village taxes assessed upon its
grand list for 1908 were voted to be paid
directly to the village treasurer. 1t was
voted to instruct the trustees to mako
n contract for one year for the lighting
of the village streets. In the article ask
ing for additional lights to be located
at the following points: Corner of West
and Elm streets corner Of River and West
streets, and one at the corner Of East
Center and Beard streets, n motion was
| made and carried that the article read
be adopted. In the seventh article it was
voted to empower the trustees to make
contract for water for one year. The next
matter TO come up was to see if the
VILLAGE would ,oto 10 maintain , royul,r
noliro force 0x tho nuuber and mako
nrotision for n,Nine- thom Mr. Wolcott
moved that tbc yiIlaro ,rnirtoir n rop-
ular noIice forco to consist or tbc Same
number aS at present and the pay not to
| exceed 81 per day. j. T. Sullivan thought
two policemen would he inadequate cs-
ncciallv o,, sunday and was il, favor or
a larger force T.. l., Graves seconded Mr.
Wolcott's motion which was carried
Josiah Dupav moved that AN additional
tax Of IA cents ON the dollar no voted to
defrav the cxpenses of maintaining the
polico force An amendment was offered
| by Louis Monceon to make the extra
| a Seossn,nnt 10 cents instead This vas oar
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MONK

The subject of Mr.. IIarris's discussion
next Sunday morning will be "Scme
Easter Me-litationS." Those who have
plants or flowers are invited to help lr-
range them in the church Saturday after
noon II is expected that the singing will
he appropriate for Easter.
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ADDISON.

John Elmer has moved to the William
Church farm in Cornwall, which he re-
Gently purchased.--C. w. Barber is able
to be ut.--P. G. Elmer has moved from
New Haven River to his fathers farm
J. M. Dixie is moving to o. A. Smiths
house,
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FOUND CHAMBERS AND TUBERCU-
I.DSlS.

r. A. Rich of Burlington, the State
veterinary, tested a valuable horse. own
ed by Dr. Hamilton OF Bratcborn last
week, and found that IL WAS afflicted
with glandcrs The horse was killed at
once. Three other horses owned by DR..
Hamilton have similar symptoms and have
been tested, but the result Of the test has
not been announced. Dr Rich also applied
the tuhorCulin test to 30 Jersey cattle
owned by 4. II. Akley in Vernon. Twenty
six animals responded To the test and were
condemned. They Will be killed within
a few days.
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NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Grouped foi
Free Press Readsrs--To Begin Work
On Brattleboros Hospital Soon.

Work will be begun the coming seasOt
on the hospital to be built in Brattlcbors
from the funds of the Thompson estate
which yields the town an annual income
of about $4,000 to be used for charit-
able purposes. Tho hospital will be IL
modern institution in every way and Will
cost about $4,000. The building on the
Van property on South Canal street,
known as the IIemlocks will be closed
at an carly date. The district nurses, who
are paid from the Thompson fund. have
had their headquarters several months at
the IIemloclts and have cared for certain
cases in the improvised hospital there.
AN AGED SUGAR PARTY.
r. NJ. Gallagher of Hardwick took a
party Of young boys to his sugar bush
Monday. There was H. o. Stone, aged
81 years; O. B. Han. aged. Is; Seth Ohm
Sted. aged II years, and B. +. Taylor.
aged y years Mr.. Gallagher hired
handsome turnout and took the boys
up in style. They had a grand time.
ESSEN COUNTY COURT.
County court convened at Guildhall
Tuesday, March 81. The Hon. James ".
Tyler is the presiding judge. OF tho l.
cases on the jury list, two were settled,
including the case of Norton VS.. g. T.. Ry.
CO., six were disposed of by continuance,
or otherwise, and four marked for trial.
The docket was then called. disclosing
tho settlement of cases. including the
case of Farr vs.. NJ. =. Ry. CO., and the
mol pressing Of two state cases \ splendid
portrait of the late Hon. George y. Dale
now adornS the court mouse, presented
.i, ~, a. Ur.sr ~, 1''," .i,, neiorI M r"urr t-
bar. including the presentation of rosolu-
tons ana other exercises. and of these
r1t littr In, syit ft4l
report as possible.
WEDDING ~ nE\v1<cTox
The marriage Of Miss Georgian ia Lord
To John Henry Cusnman of North Ben
nnGt"h took place at her home Irving
Tho nresrnrn "f a iorg. nari,. ~ rel.tivc.
an" lrIt"I9' nc Sr"pi" Is connected WIN
one ~ lre oueSt ana most reSi''' -d
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S"l oi Tue id'e Governor ifllahh HAN
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HSt to'!'n vi .i!c 0'a'e' ne prluo was al.
U."u" Ny MES N"ro!ine uSn''"h "4
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ch"tles. tne zen year "lu son ot NaIl'r
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ORWELL.

T.. Il. Toachout returned from New
York Wednesday last.--R. f.. White, II
ID. Griswold, II. d. Hall and Il. l.. Cta
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.,ASE BALL MEETING IN BURLING-
TON

ST. Alhans. April S-A meeting of the
representatives of the various base ball
teams i'm the proposed northern league
COMPRISING Burlington. Rutland, Platts-
burCh. Malone, ST, Adams and Montreal
will be held at Burlington on the 25th