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FERRISBURGH,

Saturday morning while Herman Mer-
rill was fishing I'm Lake Champlan off
the l'anton shore he found about midway
in the lake a four year old doe living
down. From indications it was evident
that the doe had remained in that po-
Sitlon the greater part Of the night not
being able to stand up on account of the
smooth condition Of the ice. Mr.. Merrill
took the anima! to his home and has noti-
ned the proper authorities of his singular
find
meeting of the stockholders of the
FerrisburCh Cooperative creamery was
held Feb g. ana the following directors
We're elected for the coming year: w. If.
Dean. Richard d. Booth, O. n. Sherman,
+. +. Rickctt and l.. f. Avery. At the
meeting ot the directors which follow
ed W. II. Dean was elected president: r.
ID. Booth treasurer: l.. T.. Avery sec
retary b. W. Field and c. A. Chapman
auditors. Tho report of the treasurer
showed the creamery to he in a good con-
dition with a substantial balance in the
treasury.
Mrs. r. T.. Robinson. our efficient town
clerk. left Friday morning for Il weeks
visit with her sister Mrs. Mintuln of
ShorChdln. From her report OF vital sta
tlstcs We learn that there were in town
last Year - marriages. - births and 20
deaths. or this latter number 10 were
over % years of age. old inhabitants and
ahktcS and four were over Go.-lnVita-
tions are out for the marriage of Carrie
Cec"lia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Cushman, to Frederick Robert Edwards
of East Brooklield on Tuesday evening.
the 18th inst, at the Methodist Church
IN this plaCc.-Aiss Nellie j. Higgins. who
has taught tn" Centre school for several
terms, it is said has accepted a position
ir ono of the Rutland schools and will
close her laborS rcre at the end of this
t rrm.-B W. Field and wife have sold to
Edward Garrapy, Jr.. what is known as
the Sntt"rleo place for 81 ,i00,-A few DAYS
since horse belonging To Guy Field of
the II. +. ID. broke through the stable
floor and was badly injured, but is MAX
ing eood prOgress toward recoVerY
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a. u. Morgan went to Warren Saturday
for a short stay.-iIarvey Farr visited
his brother in Wcybridge over Sunday
Eugene Vandeusen visited at Orvillo
Estes's, the first of the week. His wife,
who has been in town the last three
weeks, returned with him TO Warren
Tuesday. Narrey is moving to War
ren.-Dr. II. G. Tinkham Of Burlington
was here Tuesday in consultation with
Dr. Norton in the case of Mrs. Cush-
man.-Fhc schools, with the exception OF
West Lincoln. closed last weck.-The next
meeting of the Aid society will be held
WC1nCsdaN. February Is.
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NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Groupsi for
Free Press Readers-Annual Meet.
ing of First Masonic District at
Proctorsville, February 20.

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n'rn' " i"pVr on the Master Masoh'S De-
Ic,ti'ion or Grand Lodge othccrs'
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W. M VIII ne given ny Black River Lodge,
w, - .,Nr" u 'lo work ny orshlptul
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STATEMENTS AS TO SWEET CORN.
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corr, Crny,o,', W. .lo N''n' sweet
7oid ,,,,,i r'o,l mas St"' J." Nor'h-
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tn,, -, ~ = "aurpurn'' Nor'h hrlhS-
ltt totoi S'Nci farmers whose corn
t.' ,2 ~ !'r cent ne lowest test ne
"S r'' ncu "i was ~ per cent. ). y.
r' '"n.l. ~ NorWHN, mas ehquired OF several
a." a., '',' an" l,ius 1neiI tests from g. To
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.v'''u ~ llr cent "iiIe last year Whlch
w., - N'lE poor one 'hc aVeraG" was
o. lc' cent lie uocS not thihk that corn
~ 'ho norway factory VIII average ~
per c'it ana ne KNOWS Few poor farmers
NH"s" corn runs under y per cent Mr.
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PAN ION.

Edward Tallman is in town visiting his
son, Orin.-M Miss Emily Gage is ON the
sick list.-The oyster supper for the bene-
mt of the Methodist pastor the Roy. l..
t. Taylor. was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Smith on Thursday even
ing, February D and proved to be one
of the pleasantest and most successful of
such occasions ever held in town. The
supper provided by the ladies' was one
of the best. After paying expenses the
net proceeds were found to be s4l,75.
Many thanks are duo Mr.. and Mrs
Smith for their kind hosuitalitv
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Myrtle Tart was in Hancock SAT-
urdaY.-Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hubbard
visited at Earle Beams in Rochester last
wcck-E. w. Homenway was in Roxbury
and Warren a part of last week. Frank
Ford is working in IIancock. S. Dun
ham was in town Saturday.-Dana Marsh
received news of the death of his sister,
Mrs. Charles Eaton in Rochester Friday
February l6
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SALISBURY,

Edwin Gibbs of Ripton WAS a guest Of
his brother y. II. Gibbs. Sat lrdaY.--
Charlie Farmer. who has been in town
for lew days. returned to Waterbury,
MondaN.--Bcrt Grace has bought the
George Farmer place and expects tn
move there this SprnG.-Qutc a number
joined the Grange Tuesday evening. They
held their meeting at the town hail.
There Will he a dance at the town hall
Friday evening sot up by West salisbury
ictplp
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WHIT ING.

Miss C. +. Briggs of Leicester Junction
visited at Mrs. Kate kctchamS this week
Thursday of this week being the ami
VcrSary of I.incoln's birth, the Rev.
George Milton Jones will preach next
Sunday in the CONGREGATIONAL Church on
Abraham Lincoln. the leader raised up
by God to lead the American republic
through a great moral and political strug-
gle.-Miss Virginia Collins and sister, Mrs.
Lewis of Moukton visited at f.. II. Col
itns ihis
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wife Of Bristol were in town Sunday
Miss Allen of TIncsburgh was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Ladue, who has been quite
Ill is better and able to set up and be
about the house at this writing.
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bhISTOL4

Miss Jennie Sherwm has closed a wint er
term Of school in Dowinesvile, Lincoln.
and Is at homc.-E. b. Guindon will lead
the Epworth League meeting at the Meth
odist Church next Sunday eVening-Mlss
Edith Mix and daughter Mabel of Bur
lngton, expect to return to Bristol this
coming spring and occupy their house on
North street. David White and family
Will move into the Lathrop house on Gar
field street.
Mrs. Almra Russell of Rutland is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sumner and
family. u. Burnham has been con-
fined to his house for several davs with
a throat trouble. Alfred Ferguson il in
poor health The Ladies' Aid of Dunshee
Camp, Sons of Veterans, are making eX-
tensive preparations for their winter car
nival beginning February 1S-Chfford and
Perley, groCers, are taking an account
or stock--ReV. Father d. c. Coffey has
been confined to his house with the grip
Tor over week.-Mrs.. e, G.. Currier and
daughter visited her sister. Mrs w F.
Sturtevant in Essex Junction last week
One of the worst snow storms of the
season visited this vicinity Sunday. The
roads are badly drifted.-There was an
alarm OF fire about 80 Sunday afternoon,
Inc Hose company turned out but their
services were not needed, as it proved
To be chimney burning out on +. L.
Browns house on Taylor aVenue.-The
KEY. w. a, kinzic is undecided as to
whether he will accept the call from the
BAPTIST church in Barre. A meeting Of
the church VIII be called soon to take
the matter into consideration * iu..i,
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MiDDI.EBURY.

On Monday. market day, eggs brought
~ cents ana butter % cents.
very pretty wedding occurred at st.
Mary's Church Monday morning at $50
o'clock when William Ryan and Miss May
sullivan. both of this village, were united
IN marriage by the Rev. j. D. Shannon.
Miss Anna Sullivan, a sister Of the bride.
was maid of honor and Daniel Sullivan, n
brother. was best man. The bridal party
entered the church to the strains of Men
dclssohns march, which was rendered by
Miss Mary Flynn. The church was well
tllled hy friends and relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Ryan took the morning mail train
south for Boston and New York. where
they viii spend a short honeymoon and
on their return they will reside in town.
The young couple received a large number
of presents.
The old folks dance. which was held in
the opera house Tuesday evening. was at
tended by about - couples Music was
furnished by tho Howard Opera House
orchestra and supper was served by Land
lord Higgins at tho Addison.
The annual meeting of the Sd Masonic
district will be held in Middlebury on
Tuesday. February Il.
Tho local cattle shippers will commence
TO ship sheep and hogs to market Feb
ruary IT, but no cattle, the quarantine
having been raised
Mrs. W, II. Dornburg, who has been vis-
iting Mrs. Nellie Taylor for the past week,
has returned to her home in Ticondcroga,
~ Y.
}. Boulia has bought the John Spencer
house on seymour street
Addison Court, Catholic Order of Fores-
ters, will hold their third annual bali and
concert I'm the opera house on February 20.
Mrs Nellie Taylor. who has been CON
fined to the house by Illness for the past
week, is able 10 be about again.
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dorf Astoria. Judge Stafford will follow
eN-Gov. Frank S. Black, who is to give
an GRAFTON on Lincoln.
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hearing was held before Justice II. y.
Cushman Thursday afternoon lie was
found guilty Of contempt of court and
was sentenced to 30 days imprisonment.
BEATTLEBORO PROIuBITIONISrS
ACTIVE
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Tho Brattleboro prohibitionists do not
propose to allow the town to grant IL
2onses at tho coming March meeting if
their votes can prevent it. a careful re.
canvas of the town is to bc made for the
purpose of bringing out the mo" vote
IN sufficient numbers to carry tho day.
The vote is to be carried on in school dis
trictS. by members of the young men .
republican club who are confident Of their
ability To prevent the issuing OF licenses.
PREPARING FOR VERMONT con.
FERENCE
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
DARK's MILL.


pais. = nj Mil Il April l4.-0n account
of an excessive amount OF rain fol
some time farmers are getting alonf
slowly with their work. There II
scarcely any corn planted yet Wheat
Is looking very thrifty now.
William r. Bassham has ret urned
from a visit among relatives IN Law
renee county.
Mr.. s. Fl. Roam and family. Of
Jameson. were visiting in our vicinity
Sunday.
John J. Morrow returned to his
nome at hig daughter, Mrs. Shirley,
of Culleoka, after an illness of several
weeks at Mr.. Walter Nesbitt, OF this
place.
o. K. Elder. Of Nashville. was visit
ing relatives at Dark's since our last
and returned home Wednesday.
s. P. Chandler and daughter, Bessie,
lett Saturday evening for the Blue
Grass State.
Mrs s. D. White is very sick at this
Mrs. ]. b. Meronsy has been very
sicK since our last, but is better al
present.
Elder Williams preached here Sunday
and left an appointment Tor the
second Sunday in next month.
Elder Il. G. Green Will preach at this
place next Sunday and Elder Will Nor
ton will also preach here the fifth
Sunday In May. AEKAES.
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BIGaYvILLE.

Bigbyville, April 16. Miss Kate
Wright. Of Columbia, Is assisting
Prof. Regen with his school.
Mrs. Lizzie Medley has returned
from visit to friends at Fayetteville.
Miss Birdie Pender, accompanied
BY Miss Laura Holder and Miss Della
Fender, has returned from Florida.
Or. H. q. Thorn IS has returned from
Nashville. He passed his examina-
tions before the State board of exalni-
ners and will practice curing vacation.
Mr.. Smith Lowell. Of Columbia, WAS
calling In our midst Sunday.
I Mrs. Mary Cayce ls visiting the
family Of Mr.. Thos. Cayce near Zion.
Master Leslie Hanna, whose thigh
was accidentally fractured few weeks
since. IN Gble to be up.
MRS George Dixon, who Was called
home on account or the Illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Davis, has returned to
her home at Charleston s. q.
Ewing Patterson lett Monday Tor
Charleston, s. G. to resume his position
with an ice company.
Howard Perry visited friends near
Mt. Pleasant last week.
Miss May Nowiin, Mrs. J. w.
Matthews and Kew. Il. M. Chenault.
who have been indisposed during the
past week, are able to be up again.
LAIDUS.
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of them were found. GroWn folks
and children and all hsd "big time
Nrz Willie simmons and little
Csmmie. OF Spring Hill. visited
friends in Roberts Bend and Goodwin.
twp or three days last week. returning
home Monday morning.
Mr.. Bass. Of Nashville, was visiting
friends sf Goodwin last Sunday.
Mrs Ody Dawson add children, Of
Gow0in, spent few days with her
sister law, Mrs Babe Lucas. Of
Timmons. last week.
Mrs q. f. Roberts has returned
from visit 20 her mother in the
Zion neignborhood.
Miss Fannie Mai Garner is visiting
Miss Pearl Roam Of Goodwin this
week.
Miss Eva Rountree. of Santa Fe.
spent last week with Mrs Walter
Church. or Goodwin.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jun Jones, of Santa
Fe. were visiting their daughter. near
Goodwin. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goodwin. of Union
City. are epected this week TO visit
his brother and other relatives In this
county.
Brother Allison will preach at
Goodwin chapel next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. CHLOE-
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Parks Station, April a. The
general health of this neighbOrhOOd,
is very gOOd at this writing.
Bro. William Spivey. Of Campbell &
Station, will preach at Philadelphia
church the third Sunday In next
month.
Msr. John Coker, OF Lynnyllle, visi-
ted her mother, Mrs. s. A. Branch.
iasr week.
Miss Fannie TAFT, Of Columbia, il
visiting in this vicinity.
Miss Virginia Wilkes is visiting
her aunt. az Fayetteville.
Mr.. Cllver Gillian. OF Marshall
county, was visiting at Mr. Z. +.
Gillian 3 last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John White. OF Left
witch were visiting Mr.. and Mrs Hons
ton Cheek recently
Mr.. Everett McCord visited MS aunt,
Mrs. Andrews, near Culleoka Sunday.
There has been but very little corn
planted in this section vet.
Prot. w. p. Harrison, OF Ieftwich.
who has charge Of the school at TINS
place, has moved MS family here to
reside, while he IL teaching.
MI. Houston Cheek lost horse
with the blind staggers q few days
ago.
Miss Little Mays, OF Leftwlch spent
last week with ner sister. Mrs. Ollie
nay.
Guess we will have wedding or
two to report in the near future.
Miss Leona Bucheen is with her
cousin Miss Viola Jones, OF Columbia.
Rev. Walker filed his regular APP
polntment at Flowers chapel Sunday
evening. THELMA.
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Cures Blood Poison, Cancer, Ulcers,
Eczema, Carbnncles, Etc. Medf-

Robert Ward, Maxey's, Ga, says: II
suffered from blood poison, my head,
face and shoulders were one mass OF
corruption, aches in bones and Joints
burning, itching, scabby skin, was all
run down ana discouraged, but Botanic
Blood Balm cured me perfectly, healed
all the sores and gave my kin the CHI
glow Of health. Blood Balm put new
life into my blood and new ambition
into my brain.' Geo. A. Williams, Rox.
bury, face covered with pimples,
chronic sore In back Of head, suppera-
ting dwelling on neck, eating ulcer on
beg, bone pains. itching skin cured per-
fectly by Botanic Blood Balln--s0res al
healed. Botanic Blood Balm cures all
malignant blood troubles, such as
eczema, scabs and scales, pimples, rum
Especially advised for all obstinate
cases that have reached the second or
third stage. Improves the digestion:
strengthens weak kidneys. Druggists,
ST. TO prove itcures. sample OF Blood
Balm sent. free aud prepaid by writing
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Des ribe
trouble and free medical advice sent in
sealed letter.
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Stivsrsville, April rs. ED. F. T..
Sowell preached q very interesting
sci ll.vn al this place last SUNDAY.
Mr.. Jesse Osborne spent Monday and
Tuesday in i.ewisburg.
Mr.. W. A. Dugg9r and sister, MISS
Annie, vl5ited relatives at Bohemian
recently. They we're accompanied
home BY Miss Lizzie Owen. who will
spend few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. M. Il. Digger. at Cniieoka
Mr.. John Farris, OF YoKley. was
with MI. Kirk Foster this week.
/ Miss Kate Richardson, of Culleoka.
T is spending this week with her friend,
Miss Ida Green.
Misses Florence and Myrtle Hewett,
of Waco, yisited Miss Sallie PinKieton
Miss Hattie Sands, OF Waco, is with
her sister, Mrs. Leila Hickman, for q
few weeks.
win Dug9er, IT.. was at Lawrence
burg Sunday. z.
Miss Gertrude Martin. Of Campbell
Station, Visited Mira. Icy Scott last
week.
Mr.. Bob Wlllsford and family, of
Yokley, were with Mr. Geo. PinKie-
ton the first OF the week.
Mrs. Mamie Hickman and children
have returned from Springfield and
will stay until next week, when they
will join Mr.. Hickman at Tullahoma.
Mrs. Will Hickman has been quite
sick with fever, but we are glad to say
she il improving.
Miss Cordie Sweeny is very low
with consumption.
Ed. j. 4. Harris, OF Waco IL spend
ing few days here, Mrs. Harris Is
with her mother at Nashville.
BLONDE.
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Water Valley, April 49, Mr.. John
Rountree and Mrs. Mamie Roach
were united In marriage on last
Thursday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. Bian Henslev officiating. Their
many friends wish them bright and
hapry life.
A large congregation greeted the
pastor at the M6thodist church on last
Sunday morning and were favored
with ! beautiful discourse on 'Tf 9
Resurrection. "
Mrs. j. D. Peeler and children, Of
Huntsville, Ala; were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. williams recently.
Felix Jones IL again very feeble.
Mrs. Matte Williams and Mrs
Lizzie Forgey attended presbytery at
Wiliiamsport last week.
Miss Willie Booker has returned
from visit to Franklin. Miss Sadie
Williams has gone to Nashville.
Mrs John Fleming, OF Bethel, was
visiting hers last week.
Master Newton Ladd, Of Bethel is
spAuding this week with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. Thos johnson.
Of Turkey Greek. OkESThA.
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wILLrAmsroRr.

Williamsport. April y.The Column
bia Presbytery was in session here last
week. The following ministers and
delegates were IN attendance: Revs.
X. s. Brown, LynnvilIe; W. A. Cieve-
land, Mt. Pleasant. j. b. Green, CO.
lumbla: j. g. Hardin, Brick Church ;
T. A. Hardin, Spring Hill; s. P.
Halves and wife. Zion G. w. johnson.
Fayetteville: M. s. Kennedy. Pulaski
wv. L. Hackett. Lewisburg: T. A..
Wharton. Columbia; T. s. Ward.
Petersburg l.. w. Barron, Columbia
A. s. Doak. Bryson. Elders: q. G.
Appieby, Beroua Tenn. w. b. Dob
bins, Coium bia: D. G. Kennedy, Cor
nersville; U. T. Looney, Columbia
W. Il. Smith, Lnynville; Leon Frier-
son, Zion; q. T. Buford, Spring Hill;
q. W. Ewing. Pulaski W. z. Brown
low, Spring Hill; T. M. Anderson,
Harrington w. r. SisK, Bunker Hill ;
s. M. Stephenson, Zion.
In the business meeting this morn
ing, Rev. I. A. Wharton Of Columbia,
was appointed moderator, but he was
called home ON account or tue illness
Of his child, and Rev. A. y. Doak.
OF Bryeon, is moderator for the rest
OF the session. There was missionary
rally tonight. at which speeches were
made By Rev. j. @. Hardin and
A. s. Doak. after which a liberal
collection was taken up. The next
presbytery will be held in Corners
VILE.
The Presbyterian church is weak at
this place, but the members Of other
churches threw open their doors, and
welcomed the visitors to their homes.
Mr.. Woody and family, Of Santa Ee,
are visiting relatives here.
The commissioners are having our
school. house freshly painted.
Mr.. Richie Is having q new resi-
dence erected.
Scott Crosby (col. has returned
from the army. He enlisted TOR 4
period 81 30 vars, but on account OF
good and faithful service he was sent
home about years before the expira-
tion Of his time. He will draw 9
pension OF thirty $4,000 dollars per
month, as long as he lives. He has
bought home for mis- old mother, and
Is now having cottage erected on It.
G. w. 9.