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PAN 7 ON.

Matte and Cora Brvdia Of Johnson Nor
NAL s,hool are spending the holiday vaca-
ton with their parents. Leon Prior spent
Christmas with his sister Mrs. S II. Ny
ers.--John Torrey has returned to Wor-
G, ster. Mass. after spending a few days
with his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. 5. Tor
r. Y.-Ars Martha Kellogg of Ferrisburgh
WAS th" guest of her daughter Mrs. ElN!ra
Sprasue. during the past wcek.-Benja-
min Adams left Wednesday evening tor II
visit in Worcester, Mass.-Thr union Of
the Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools for the Christmas entertainment
ana tree which took place at the BAPTIST
nurCh "Wednesday evening proved Il very
pleasant occasion. The entertainment
was rendered in the usual pleasing man
nor after which the tree was stripped of
its load of gifts, among them holrg a
sleigh. robe and blanket for the Rev. l..
Il Taylor and $l5 in money for the Rcv. $.
II. Myers. Mrs Myers and Mrs. Giles
Hatch. teachers in the Baptist sunday
s. hool and the teachers of the Methodist
school. MIS-. i. =. lin. Mrs. Fred Grand,
Mrs ward Spaulding and Miss Ncalthd
blrto were each remembered With heau-
tiful eifl from their class. 1t was indeed
q merry CnI iStmHS time
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LINCOLN,

Herbert Elliott Of Fitohburgh was in
town to attend the funeral of his grand
father Zirn Elliott, Monday Charles
Barnum of Bristol was the guest of q. r.
Morgan Christmas CLAYTON Narney and
freeman Eddy came from South Framing
ham Thursday for "A few days'S stay
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wheeler of Middlebury
spent Christmas with the family OF Orvile
Estes.-Mrs Hannah Narney has moved
into the rooms forrAerly occupied by Mrs
Lucy Hanks and Edward James will move
into Mrs. Varneys house.-'rhe sick people
are somewhat improvcd.-The Christmas
exercises at the Union Church were very
interesting. The Lincoln band assisted
materially by their fine music and the
speaking and singing by the children was
very good, The pastor and wife and the
Sunday school teachers were generously
remembered with useful giits.-Fred Clark
and bride of New Haven Mills were guests
OF his parents, MI and Mrs John Clark
Christmas.
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WilVOOSKi.

Nelson Parsons, an employe of the
WOODEN company met with Il painful and
somewhat serious accident shortly after
commenced work Friday morning. MIR.
Parsons is employed in the wet finishing
department, and in some manner got his
left hand and arm caught in the ma
chinery and wound part way around the
gear. He WAS released by fellow work
men and DR.. Sheehan called, who found
a cut four inches long in the left fore
arm above the wrist and piece of flesh
cut out. besides badly mangling the arm
aud wrist. He was taken to his rooms
and his injuries dressed. which will prob
ably lay him up for number of weeks.
Patrick Shanley, engineer at the pump
house at Fort Ethan Allen, slipped on
the icy pavement at the fort saturday
morning and fell striking his left knee
on the curb. breaking the knee pan DIR.
f.. a. Burdick of this village was sum
moned and reduced the fracture, Mr.,
Stanley was taken to his home on the
Colchester road, where he will be laid up
for number of weeks.
James Virgins the soldier whom Con-
stable Ballou arrested Friday afternoon
for "A breach of the peace and intoNicauon,
dating back about i've weeks ago, was
in court SATURDAY before Justice +. L.
Graves, and arraigned on both charges.
Virgins plead guilty to both and in the
intoXication case was fined s. and costs
of IS 30 or the Alternative sentence in jan
which decided to serve. For the breach
of the peace the court considered the fact
that the respondent had Just completed n
term of Imprisonment at the fort and
forfeited a months pay for the same
CHARGES. fined Virgins s. and costs, which
was paid by Captain Wynn OF the cav
airy.
David Lawrence Of Malletts Ray avenue
in attempting To secure n chain which
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BURLINGTON. THURSDAY JANUARY I,

"Dinah-A Adam Bede," Mrs. Hatch; roll
call, quotations from women writer's
The check list has been posted for the
town meeting in February.--J. G. Grover
OF New Haven Mills cut a maple tree on
his farm recently that made five cords of
four foot wood--The Young Womens Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist Church.
will meet with Mrs. Il. L. Sherwn Friday
afternoon. January 1.-The week of prayer
will be observed at the Baptist Church.
beginning Sunday evening, January A.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Baptist Church have elected officers as
follows: President. Miss Evelyn Dumas;
vice. president, Miss Grace Bosworth re-
cording secretary, Miss Minnie Ellison;
corresponding secretary, Miss Evelyn
Dumas. treasurer. T.. S. Peckham; organ
list, Miss Grace Bosworth.-The Ladies of
the Congregational Church met with
Mrs. J. Il. Whitney Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.-A. N. Mayhem was taken
to Middlebury Jail Saturday to serve a
sentence of 10 days for intoxication by
Deputy Sheriff F.. g. Palmcr.-The Rev.
and Mrs G. n. Thomas went to Malone,
y. v, Monday. Mr.. Thomas returned
Wednesday. Mrs. Thomas will remain n
week. Joseph Garrow is the new section
boss on the Bristol railroad in place of
| Warner Roberts.-Millicur. the baker Is
moving back into his old quarters in
| o. O'Nells blOck.
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WEDDING IN BRATTLEBORO
James +. Ho 7ker and Miss Anna 4
Ess K orrI=d at Ep.scopa Lhurch.

CdtHeS L no ]kcF uUO MISS Anna
Ess arrl4d at Episcopa. Lhurch.
Brattlcboro, Dec. 3o-Jamcs Fisk Hook
or and Miss Anna Maudc Essen. both of
this place were married at noon to-day
in St. Michael's Episcopal Church by the
Rev. Edward r. Mathison. the rector.
Owing to the recent death of the BRIDE
Grooms father, Col. George W. Hooker,
the wedding was quiet. only about ~
relatives and intimate friends being in
vited. The full Episcopal service WAS
used. The bride wore handsome gown
OF white, trimmed with black and white
velvet white hat and white chiffon
stole. and carried a muf. TSlle hat. mun
and stole were trimmed with sable. She
also wore "A corsage bouquet of orange
blossoms. She was given away by her
brotherin-law, William f.. Bradley of
Bellows Falls. Preceding. during and fol-
lowing the ceremony organ music was
rendered 10y Mrs. Eta Shcrwin The
church had pretty decorations If ever
green fcStoons, roses, holly, smillax and
carnations.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Hook.
cr and the guests were carried in teams
to "pine Heights" the residence of Mrs
l.. X Fuller where a wedding breakfast
was served. the Brooks housv catering
Music was furnished by Loitslnger'a or
chostra. The house WIS decorated with
roses and holly. The out-of-town guests
included Nh and Mrs. George Adams OF
New York, Mr. ana Mrs. Daniels Of Ports
mouth, ~ H., Mr. and Mrs. ". T.. Brad
ley of Bellows Fails Miss Ann Howard
of Newton Mass, and Russell Graves of
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker will g to Boston
and Will sail Saturday for Alcxandria
Egypt. and Mediterranean countries. g.
ing from there to London to visit AIRS
Hooker 8 parents. Mr., and Mrs t.. &. r.
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MiDDi.EBURY.

At the regular meeting Of William r.
Russell Post M. ~ q. a. r., held IN their
hail Wednesday evening the foltuw
officers were elected: Commander, DI. T.
i, Russell; ). y. -, T. q. Potter; j. Y. c.,
w. j. Pose surgeon. John Murphy: chap
lain Louis Bell; o. d., Charles Balm. q.
NJ, {. H. ioutt, adlutant, W. l.. Cady. de-
lceate, Col. Chester; alternate, Aaron
foutt.
Willred r. Burt, who has so long man
aged the Dr. u. A. Blsrcc drug Norc, OPP
posite Pine Hail in this place, has pul-
chased the stock and hNtures and has
taken Possession.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan died at her home
on Academy street Wednesday afternoon
at the age OF 90 years, She is survived by
a daughter with whom she lived
Word has been received here of the
death in Plattsburgh. ~ Y, of George
Dustin. a former business man of this
place. He was a son of the late Alanson
Dustin and will be readily remembered by
the older residents of the town.
Judge OF Probate William IL. Bliss and
Mabel Anna Kingsley We're married at
the brides home yesterday by the Rev.
h. j. Guernsey.
DR.. Trudell has engaged Ralph Purnton
OF Bristol, a graduate of the Albany COL
lege Of Pharmacy, as prescription clerk
al mis- new drug store.
Lieut.. Edward A. Barney has returned
to his home in Ferrisburgh after a
weeks visit in town with frierds.
William Fagga and family have re-
turned from weeks visit with relatives
in Burlington.
Daniel Mccormick is visiting relatives
in Rutland this week.
William Murray and Miss May Rourke
have returned from an extended visit in
Rutland
Joseph Monta and Miss Harriet Daniels
and Mr. and Mrs. James Condor have
returned from week s visit with Mrs.
Joseph Monta in Burlington.
Bert Forest is visiting his parents in
Rutland
Mr., and Mrs. Judson Mead have re-
turned from Burlington. where they have
been visiting their son. the Rev. j. u.
Mead, and family for the past week.
Edward Seely has returned to Burling-
ton after weeks visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles j. Seely,
John Sperry Of Cornwall thinks farm
ing pays, even in Vermont. He raised 50
grade shropshire lambs this last summer
and has just sold them to Joseph Quinlan
of Charlotte They were seven months
old and aVoraGod to Wovh ~ n'i'oi
each. Mr. SpprrE roci ,r'i - . Z. r,' 10 '
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THIEF SENT TO WORK HOUSE.
COUNTY MEETING CALLED
Hon. Frank Plumley Of Northfi Id Calls
Meeting ut MOntpAlior j inuary 3.


Meeting ut Montpelier January 3.
Northfield. Dec. 31-The Hon. Frank
1'lumey, Washington county member of
the committee OF fifteen, organized for
the purpose of defeating local option, has
issued the following call for a meeting in
Montpelier on the Sd of next month:
10 the citizens of Washington county:
For the first time III half century the
people of Vermont are brought face to
lace with the open legalizcd saloon For
many years the friends of license have
assorted their numerical majority and
have demanded the popular vote This
demand was too constant too insistent,
too large to he wisely ignored or denied
and it has been granted. The issue is
made and must be met If the vote is in
the affirmative there will be brought upon
our beloved State irreparable suffering.
sorrow and shame. II met with strong and
rcsolute No from the hearts and hearth
stones Of Vermont it will be long years
before its deadly menace will again con-
front us.
To properly prepare for the coming con-
test there must be thorough organized
effort. To that end, the Washington
count member of the State committee of
fifteen ] heartily invite and earnestly
urge fun representation of the op-
ponents of the open legalizcd saloon from
,vcrv town in the county to be present
mt the vestry of the Church of the Mes
.3iah in the city OF Montpelier ON Satur-
day. January 3, 1893, at eleven O'Clock
a.
TO HOLD SPECIAL CITY MEETING.
Montpelier, Dec. 30-At a special meet
ing of the city council held late this after
noon it was unanimously voted to call ii
special city meeting on Wednesday even
ing, January II, next, to see what instruc-
tions the voters will give the city council
in providing for the deficit of $1,000 which
they are now up against, The city char
ter provides that the council shall not
have power to increase the debt Of the
city and no other way out of the dilemma
can be seen.
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Perpetual Injunction Restraining
the City from Using Water
Industrially Granted.
DECREE SERVED TUESDAY
Victory for Land Owners In the Wa.
ter Fight-Ru.land Man pleads
Guilty to Bur9lary-Direct of
the Montpelier and Barre Road
Offer to Compromise.

Barre. Dec. 29.-Judge J. IL Watson.
late this afternoon, granted a decree of'
perpetual injunction against the city Of
Barre, restraining the city from using tho
waters of Jail brook for polishing pur-
poses. The injunction decree has not beou
serNed yet but it is expected that it will
be on City Clerk Wells tomorrow morn
ing.
Inc matter is OF very great Importance
10 barre. The decree was granted on tho
declaration of Master Alexander Dunnotr
of 81. Johnsbury who decided that tn,
clty mas no right to Use the water for pol
shing purposes.
The whole question and decree form an.
other chapter in the fight between tho
CITY ana the land owners over the subject
OF water rights. 1t is thought that the
decree i'll the present case is granted on
the application of the Smith, Whitcomb 4,
'"ok Co., and Stafford Il Holden who
are the only two water owners that have
not been settled with. The action of thu
recent Leg stature in deciding that tho
city has no right to take the water slpply.
for industrial purposes gave a great i'm
petus to the suits Of individual water own
crs against the CITY.
GOLD DISCOVERED IN WASHINGTON
Montpelier. Dec. 29-E. NJ. Wheeler or
Barre, who for the past three months has
been at Colville, WASH. working a min,
in which several Montpelier and Barr.
citizens are Interested has returned
bringing with him deed of the mine. tho
ore of which essays $40 OF gold to tho
ton The owners will soon form a stoci,
company, capitalized at s1.o000o.
PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY.
Rutland, Dec. @.-Thomas Healy plead
ed guilty to burglary in city court this
morning. He was discovered in the fiig-
gins drug store about L. o'clock Friday
night with Sl75, which he had taken from
the cash register. Money and goods have
mysteriously disappeared from the store
al various times for some time past. Healy
was formerly employed in the store and
he admits that while there he stole key
from the proprietor. Judge Howe re-
served his decision until tomorrow morn
ing.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The barn on the Louis Greenough farm
with the hay, harness and all the stock
consisting of two horses and five cows and
a seven months old calf were burned Tues
day night 1t is understood that Mr..
Greenoughs property was insured but
the stock which belonged to James Wei
don, who lives Oh the farm was not in-
Surcd. Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon were at a
neighbors to help care for sick child
which died in the night and they did not
know of their loss until they went home
at $50 Wednesday morning. Mr.. Weldon
never smokes or lights a match in the
barn and did his feeding before dark 50
he is at loss to understand the origin
OF the fire.
Several Of the friends of Mr. and Mrs.
| Curtis -. Grow gave them a surprise
party at their home Monday evening in
honor of the anniversary of their wedding
which took place - years ago December
y. The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing whist and light refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Grow received
a handsome Morris chair.
The Ladies' Aid of the BAPTIST Church
| has elected the following officers: Vice
president Mrs II. S. Woods; secretary.
! Mrs. |. r.. Huntlcy; treasurer, Mrs. f. II.
Baker. The president WI be elected later,
| The Sunday school of the Baptist
Church elected officers Sunday as fol-
lows. Superintendent, II. ;. Woods; as
sistant superintendent, Frank Woods :,
secretary, Mrs. Frank Woods; assistant
secretary. Miss Anna Hasolton; treasurer,
a f. Sanctuary; librarian. Clayton
Booth; assistant librarian. Miss Ethel
Casavant.
j. S. Reynolds has rented for the Essex
Industrial company the old granite shop
on their property to Frank Hayes who
will use it as a dwelling house.
Charles r. Bacon, who has been n clerk
4 -TI @ = -l..t., ,l,.,s f..r
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M . NIX TON.

Miss Laura Cutting is a guest of the
Ladd house-A Christmas tree was given
at the Friends Church at the Ridge Thurs
Day cVening-Rollln Plac" Of Hinesburgh
began work for j. r. Collins the 9Jth.-
Miss Daisy Eaton Of Boston is a guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. +. IL. Dean-MisseS Grace
and Daisy Russell of South Burlington
are spending the holidays with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Potter,
y. e, Collins and wife made business
trip 10 Middebury Tuesday.--John Hollis 5
little baby is dangerously ill.-Mrs Phoehs
StilsOn is quite ill-'rhc Rcr. G. W. Mar
row spoke at the BorO Sunday afternoon.
w. G. Douahue and wife visited in Bur
lington the 2,rd.-Aliss Georgia Carl vis-
itcd her mother over sunday.
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ADDISON,

Tho friends OF Roy Spooncr gave him a
very pleasant surIriS on Wednesday
evening. Refreshments were served and
galnrs induced in till the small hours
n fow from here attended the Christmas
tree at Cassius Warmers in Panton. 4
Chfistmpe supper was served 10 the little
people on Christmas night in the vestry
OF the church.-Fhc Ladies Aid held a
business netting in the vcStry on Tuesday,
Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Howard Clark is quite sink
Mrs Matte O'Bryan is caring for her
Misses Clara Smith and Lucy Palmer are
home On their Christmas vacation from
school in Castleton.-Mr and Mrs. James
Lacy and children spent Christmas in
burlington with Mrs. Grcgory.-lra Bar
oer and family are soon to move to Mrs,
Sears's tenement house in Panton, Tab
st. John came from Burlington to spend
Christmas at Lettie WhttCrd's,- s,-Marca
Wnslow of Waterbury is visiting friends
in town. Ira Hamblin and family of
Cornwall and Stanton Cross and family
of i'arton were AT Myron smiths Tor
Christmas.-Mrs. Bert Gage OF Connecti-
cut has been the guest of Mrs. Bert Crane.
Charles Torrey is ut his old home in
BetheL-Nrs. Carton Cherbino is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs Otis in PAN
ton.-Mrs. Mary Smith had small Christ
mas tree at her home for her neighbors
chldren.--Mr Fred Hayward has spent
the week at his old home.-Fred owen of
Hineshurgh is the guest of Elva TORY.
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DR.. c. *. Burt has returned to his
home in Caldwell, n. Y, after a few
days visit with his brother, Nj. r. Burt
| and wife.
7. Murphy has gone to burlington for
a weeks visit with relatives.
DR.. B. w. Marshall has returned to
Albany after few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.. Marshall.
George A. Goyctte and family have re-
turned from weeks visit at tho home
OF r. II. Kennedy in Burlington.
Mrs. Della Thomas of Salisbury is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Alvin Forest.
Edmund Hunt had ripe strawberries in
his greenhouse on Chapman hill the day
before Christmas.
l.. NJ. Brown, who is taking a post
graduate course at Harvard. was in town
and Wcybridge during the holidays.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cooke and daughter of
Brandon are the guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Duncan.
Miss Cora Bingham, a teacher in the
state industrial school at Vergennes and
former teacher in the graded school,
! Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
| Hiram Bingham
Scott GoodinE has returned to his home
| In Rutland after a short visit in town
/ with friends
/ Miss Mud Hawley has returned to
Ripton after a six weeks' visit in town.
Harry Preston has returned from a few
DAYS visit with his parents in Bristol.
Mrs. MNron II. Langworthy has gone
| to Hampton. y. y. whore she was called
by the death of her mother, Mrs. r. fl.
/ Clarke.
! Frank Lavonche and family have gone
to Fitchburg, Mass, where he has Sc
cured a position AZ foreman in a build
ing concern.
Oliver Severance is visiting relatives in
Port Henry. y. Y.
t-,II
! his black mare'last week owing to her
old age. She was 32 years old and a
great granddaughter Of Vermont Black
. Hawk Her grandmother was sired by
Grey Eagle. raised by the Hon. Samuel
! r. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howard of Barre have
returned to their home after few days
visit with his mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hyde have re-
turned to their hom, in Boston after a
weeks visit with his mother, Mrs John
Hyde.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brassee are back
| from NcrEcnncs.
Frank Loomis has gone 70 Montreal for
| a few DAYS visit with relatives
Frank Shackett has bought the lunch
cart business of Morris Younger who has
returned to Providence, r. |.
James NJ c. Naboe. n graduate of Mid
| dlcbury College in 1872. and now a lawyer
in New York. is in town for n few days.
Carl Merrill has returned to Glens
! Falls after few days visit with his
| father. T.. II. Merrill.
Albert GinGras of Nergcnnes is visit
ing Miss Bertha Kelley.
Joseph n. Lura is visiting relatives In
| Fair Haven.
| Manlcy Winch has returned from a
weeks visit with friends in Nergern"s.
Mir. and Mrs. Perry Bingham are visit
f,to 81,
Miss Minnie carl who has been sick
for the past six weeks with typhoid
fever. is improving.
There will he a watch night service
! Wednesday night. beginning at o'clock
in the Methodist Church.
Miss HortenSe Marion Drake was mar
riod Tuesday noon to Prentis Cheney Hoy
of Harvard University at the home Of th'
bride mother. Mrs. Franklin Hooker, thu
Rev. Thomas Simms officiating. Mr. anc
Mrs. Hoyt will be at home in Cambridge
Mass. after January 10.
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SMALL FIRE IN NORTHFlELD.
SEMI-CENTENNIAl OF LODGE
To Be Observed by Passumpsic Lodge
F. and a. M. of st. Johnsbury.

81. Johnsbury. Dec. S0-Passumpsic
lodge, No. Y, +. and A. M, of this place
will celebrate the completion Of the first
nalf century of its existence January l3.
IN the afternoon the lodge will keep open
house at its rooms and in the evening
there will be "A public meeting at Music
hall with an address by Walter f.. Ranger
of Montpelier, grand senior warden of the
grand lodge. Mr. Ranger is member of
Crescent Lodge of Lyndonville, but be-
longs To the chapter council, and com
mandory at this place. Capt. p. D. Blod-
eett of burlington, the only living charter
member of Passumpsic Lodge, has been
invited as the guest OF honor but Ill health
may prevent him from attending, This
lodge is one of the two largest blue lodges
In Vermont. the last report showing as
members, and the same number is credited
10 Granite Lodge of Barre.
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A LEGAL KNOT IN THE REFEREN
DUN ACT.

To the Editor of The Free Press:
In this mornings paper you refer to the
formulation of the question to be voted
upon February g. This is being sent to
selectmen to guide their action in posting
the warning for that meeting. But Is it
not the duty of the consta bles to post this
notice for a freeman's meeting?
Again, is the referendum clause yet I'm
effect? Section I'm of the license law says
that section 1O1, l02 and 1903 shall take cf-
feet upon the passage Of the act These
are the referendum sections But as Sec
tlon 100 itself does not take effect until
March, 3, how can 1t put any other sections
in immediate effect? write for informa-
ton as am unfortunate enough to be a
selectman.
J, L. BARsTow.
Shelbuyne, Dee 4. 1902.
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CORN WALL.

Mise Lucretis Redfeld Of Troy. N. T.,
Is n guest at her cousins L. w. Peet's.--
Eugene Bingham, professor of sciences In
st. Johnsbury Academy and Edwin Sun
derland. a pupil at the same academy are
spending the holiday vacation with their
parents, MI and Mrs. w. II. Bingham, -
Stanley Witherell. Walter Barnum, Eva
and " illiam Foote, pupils al Vermont
Academy, Ernest Sunderland, Charles
Barnum. Edward Peet and S. II. Lane of
Middlebury College are at their respective
homes for the holida y vacation.-B. T, Rice
has returned 10 his home after an absence
Of scNc"1l uoi tas ~ SOW Nprl; where he
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SALISBURY.

Fred Whitney expects to start with his
free delivery route the first Of February
William Yale has gone to Granville, N. T.,
whcro he has work.-Mrs Fl. S. Stone is
suffering with sore eyes. She expects to
go to burlington soon to have them treat
ed.-On account of the i'll health of Mrs.
Stone the school teachers have gone TO
George keseys to board.-Dr. Bogue is
spending the holidays with his brother at
the north part of the State.-Among the
sick in the village are Il. j. Whitney and
two children and Mrs. Lucia Thomas.