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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-08
HIN ESBURGH.

Alfred Sanctuary Of Essex Junction is
here attending to the placing of machinery
in the new grist mill and crcumory.-Miss
Clare Hui has returned to her school
AT Shclburne, after spending the holidays
at homc.-U Mon meetings are being held
at the churches this Wcck.-AlSs Emma
Moore has returned to Shcburnc, after
spending her vacation with her mother
Dr Frank EinuoY GOrm' rlY OF this town
has located III burke, New York, for the
practice of his professon.-Grant Kenyon
of Burlington visited his parents here last
week,--Arthur Shiff of Shelburne is visit
ing friends here-Miss Lucia Andrews
returned from burlington Saturday, at
ter spending the holidays there.
The trustees have added lot of new
books to the town library recently They
lnclude some of the latest fiction, travel
and general literature Mrs. katharine
sharp, principal of the CRANKY high
school, Mass. spent the holidays in town
and returned to her work Saturday,
principal l.. H. Daniels spent the holi-
days in Morrisvillc.-AlrS. Estcv died af-
tor a long illness at the home Of her son.
Clayton Derby, Sunday and WAS taken
TO Huntington for burial Wednesday,
charles Kenyon has moved into 4.
'@scN's place and will carry If on the
coming year,-John Staploton is selling
olf his stock and tools preparatory to
moving to his place in Charlotto.-John
Culligan has Let his farm to ". ". Ayers
and will move into Richmond village
The week of prayer Is being observed
Ivy union meetings held alternately in
the different ChurCheS.-Gcorgc Gilman
il getting material on the ground to move
The Advent Chapel NJ to the road and
transform ii into a dwelling house
Saturday +. =. Armcl sold a hog to a.
Morthem, which dressed weighed $50
bounds and brought S59.. She was three
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a pleasant party TO a number of their
young friends on Friday evening last
Miss l.. Blanche Bradley is at Shelburne
Farms for a lengthy visit with her friend
Miss Kathryn Gcbhart.-Mrs. Sarah Hos
ford is spending n portion of the winter
at the home of her son, i. III. Hosford.-C.
&. prindlc is home from his several
months stay in Old Mexico.
Thomas Hart and brother have moved
portion of their dwelling house away
from the main building and will make "a
tenement of 1.-THE w. G. II. L. will meet
at the home of Mrs w. II. II. Varnev on
Wednesday aftcrnoon.Mrs. Anna Brad
Icy has lately returned from a visit with
her daughter Mrs. Mary Bradley of Grant
street Burlington.--E II. Converse is
away attending the dairymens convention
in Rutland and will visit friends in Gran
VILE n. Wv. f.. Hosford is home for
few days from Wolcott-Arthur l..
Emo, who is an instructor in Texas col
lego, Austin. Texas, recently sent New
Years greetings from San Antonio, Texas
whore he visited the old Spanish mission
of San jose, noted for its antquity.-Mr
Bassctt of Connecticut is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Wesley Powell-Ambrose
and Frank st. George and sister, Nellie
returned on Monday from their visit at
Palmer, Mass.
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HILL WEST.

The Evangelical Advent Church on Hill
West. VT. was Il pretty scene on the eve
of December 81. when Miss Daisy Belle
Baker, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Baker was united in marriage to
George w. Rowsc. Jr.. Of Pawtucket. X.
l.. the Rev. +. W. DONNA performing the
ceremony using the Episcopal service.
Prior to the ceremony {. Fuller Rawson
of EnosburSh Falls rendered a very pleas
ing programme. Promptly at the appoint
ed hour to- the strains of the bridal march
from Lohengrin the bridal party moved
down the aisle in the following order: The
officiating clergyman. the two ushers
Mcssrs Leon Rowsc and Berton Jewell
the groom ard groomsman. Walter
RoWse.the bride and bridesmaid. Miss
Ida Baker The bride was very becoming
~ attired in Il mode shape Of ladies' cloth
and carried a shower bouquet of white
carnations. The bridesmaid Wore suit
OF hroadcloth and carried IA bouquet of
red carnations. During the ceremony soft
strains were heard from the organ. Kind
friends had trimmed the church very az
tgticaly with evergrecns. forming two
arches over the center aisle under which
the bridal party, passed, the ceremony
being performed under a wedding-bell.
After the ceremony Il pleasant re- epti ion
was held at the brides home. where a
fine collation. was served. Many beautiful
presents were left. During the evening i'll
struinental ana vocal music was furnish
cd. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowse will reside in
this place for the present. William Ariel
started January for visit in Springfield,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rice of st. AL
bans Bay and liardie DONNA of st.
Johns. /. @, attended the Rowse and
Baker wedding.-Mr. and Mrs. Hayes
ShanGrau Of St. Adams are visiting at the
home OF Eli Shangrau's.-Mr and Mrs.
Leslie Dawson of Sheldon and Mr.. and
lin, 1I+
visited at the home of BertOn Jcwcll.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Eushford of Enosbursh
spent New Years at John Rushiord' s.
Frank Maynard moved his family January
) to Malone. y. Y. Mr.. Maynard has
position as foreman in candy shop.-Mrs.
George sylvester is critically ill.-MiSs
Wilma RushfGrd of l,noshurEh is visiting
her mother, Mrs. AS, Rushford
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RICH MOND.

At the regular meeting Of Samaritan
Lodge of Odd Fellows ut their hail Tues
day evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: ID. j.
Squircs n O.: Noble G. Kenyon V. Ga;
a. j. Ilall. secretary; W. T.. llagg, tinan-
,ial secretary; r. f.. Jones, treasurer
Two mon while numbering ON John stone :
farm saw Il large buck deer pass with Il
dog on his trail. They also saw four deer
ON the Freeman farm. \ large buck WAS
seen near \. {. Bcrrys last wcck.-Thcrc
was a dance at the Bellevue house last
Friday night with about 80 couples in at
icndancc.--Ouo day last week Albert Phil
lps was assisting Noble Kenyon thresh-
ING. The machine got clogGed and Phil
lips attempted to remove the obstruction
when his mtten caught and his hand WAS
badly mangled. Dr. T'illcY WIS called and
dressed the hand. He was sent To the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Asa Kenyon
was quite badly hurt one day last week
while drawing weed. ono of the stakes
broke in the rack letting the wood loose.
The horses ran. He was Knocked
down, one foot run over and he was it,.
sensible for some time. Although quite
lame no bones were brolcn.-Thc section
men have been lcngthcning out the rail
road CrossinE.-At q meeting Saturday
night Dec. -. of Phil Sheridan Court the
following officers were elected: joseph
w. Strong, chief ranger, John Dolahuc,
vice chief; John Canon, recording Sccf"-
tary: Fred Shofferstein. financial secre-
tsry; John Mahoney, treasurer; Michael
Murphy, Thomas Ryan and j. w. Nc
Garghan, trustecs.-At the Congregations
al Sunday school last sunday u. $. Balch
was elected superintendent and the Rev.
r j. Holmes assistant; +. II. ShcpardsOn
secretary: Miss Carlotta Andrews. organ
list and Arthur Johnson. librarian. The
average attendance for tho last year WAS
o.. The largest attendance at ono Sunday
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE,

The eleven months Old chill of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Pierce died December %
70 after an illness of a few days. Tho
funeral was held from the residence Of
Hiram fierce Friday, January .; Jacob
Ross uthcialng.-Mrs. Adlie Hanks and
daughter Itena returned to their home
in EsscN junction Tuesday after II ten
days visit among friends in toWn.-SChOol
has been closed part of the week ON
count of the illness of Miss BsSoncttc.
Mrs. William Wyman is visiting in
toWn.-A Very good attendance was pres
out at the quarterly meeting held here
january >, >, and 1. Dinners Were served
at the hall-The Misses Eleanor aud
Laura Sweet and Daisy Kenyon went
back to Johnson Monday.-Thc funeral Of
Mrs. George Rounds will be held at the
Union Church Thursday afternoon at one
o'clock.-Mrs. L. r. Collins is in very
poor hcalth.-AIrs, Maud ralby will en-
terrain the Kings Daughters January
Mrs. George Rounds died Monday at
eight o'clock, y. IN. Her death came as
a shock to the community as she was not
considered dangerously i'll only about 80
hours. beside a husband and infant son
only five days old, Mrs. Rounds is survived
by father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. belong, two sisters, Mrs G, w, Shat
tuck of South Starksboro, Mrs. Ardie Hill
of Bristol, three brothers, George, Richard
Jr., and Rutherford Delong. The deepest
sympathy Of all is expressed for the be-
reavcd family.-The funeral of Mrs. Slbi
Estey, who died at Hinesburgh Sunday
morning will be held here at the church
Wednesday at one o'clock. Mrs. Estey
was u former resident of this place-Day-
ton Hanks of Lincoln visited his uncle, d.
T.. Hanks last Weck.-C. l., Brewster Of
Nashua, y. H., is visiting friends here
Mrs. Rushford and son visited at l.. t.
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ST. CT ORGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Isham spent New
ears day with relatives at Mallctts Fay.
; There will he Il special meeting Of
Patriot lodge +. and y. NJ. at their hall
in Hncsbursh Tuesday evening. January
t., at seven @ clock. for work on the third
degree. The u. D. q. NJ. of this district
is expected to he in attendance. All Mas
ter MaSons in good standing ar" well
comcd.-Mr. and Mrs. Nj. W. lIinsdill Wis.,
it q relatives i'll ESSEX last Sunday.--Our
sick nolshbors are somewhat better from
their recent sever" SiCkneSS.-tomra u.
T. BroWn@u1 was the guest % James Mill
ham tho first of tho wcck.--Margarotta
lillcN and Allie" lsham have returned to
the Ednunds High school in Burlington.
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SWANTON.

There was an early wedding at the
Church of the Nativity, Wednesday at 6
O'Clock when Louis Tatro. son of Alfred
Tatro, was united in marriage to Miss
Jennie Cavoretto. Miss Cavoretto is pro-
prietor of n fruit and tobacco store on
Merchants Row and enjoys a large patron
age.
George L. Campbell and wife celebrated
the 25th anniversary of their marriage
Wednesday morning with a special serv-
ice at the Church of the Nativity at $50
a. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and their
daughter Eva and her husband, Jed
Henry LcClair. were seated in the front
part of the church, surrounded by friends
and relatives. High mass was said with
fun choir, Frank Mador playing q clarinet
solo during the offertory. The Rev Il. NJ.
Aubin celebrated holy communion, dur
ing which Miss Nora Mador sang ave
Maria" Following the services at the
church the party returned to Mr.. Camp
bells residence. whore a wedding break
fast was served. Congratulations were
in order and many We're received from
distant friends who could not be present
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were the recipients
of numerous presents. mostly of silver.
Cards were received here New Years
day announcing the marriage at Lowell
Mass. December 81. of Frank Abbott Win
tiers and Miss Austine Marguerite Laselle
at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. Elery D. Laselle, The cards an
nounce that they will be lat home at
Highgats Springs. after March I, 1903.
Doctor C. 8. L. Leach has been appoint
ed health officer In place Of DR.. A. j..
Cross. resigned.
The annual meeting OF I. o. o. F., Mis-
sisquoi Lodge No. 3S, was held Wednesday
evening, for the election of officers. Fol
lowing IL list of officers elected: Noble
grand. G. p. NJ. Billiard; vice grand, Chas.
M. Wead; secretary. L. i, Camp; treas
urer. w. II. Blake. The installation OF
officers will be held Wednesday evening,
January T. when the subordinate officers
will be appointed by the noble grand
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WILilST0N.

There was surprise party at Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry o. Whitney's Wednesday,
night.-Thc pupils who have been home
for Christmas vacation return to the L.
Y. NJ. and f.. II. $. Saturday.-Frank
TalcOtt Is sick with pneumonia. Little
Irene Barney has been very sick, threat
cned with pneumonia but is much better
Flora Goodrich is in burlington with
her aunt.-Mr. and Mrs. DAYS of Burlng-
ton visited at Charles Goodrch's last
weck.--Mr. Frank Crcto. who has been
very sick WAS able to be at the New Year s
party at Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Crotos. Fiji
~ guests were present. There was "a
dance in the oVoning.-Mr. and Mrs. Tar
boN, Mr. and Mrs Leet were guests of Mr.
and stephen Gregory ON New Years s.
Mr.. Sullivan and and Miss kendrcw, Mr.
Kcndrcw and Miss townsville were guests
of MIR ana Mrs. Leonard Bing New
Ncars.-Alr. Barton and daughter. Mr.
Martelle and family, and the family from
the Lewis Christmas farm and Miss
Mae Lorraine were guests of Mr.. and
MIR. Lewis Christmas on New Years day.
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FAIRFIELD

About so couples attended tho New
Years ball given at the Franklin County
House January /: u very pleasant time
was enjoyed. Much credit is due the host
and hostess for their bountiful supper
+. Bevins has resigned as teacher at the
Ridge school and j. s. Wallace will take
his place for the remained of the term.
A serious accident occurred at the New
Years ball Miss Soule and Mr.. Bishop
were seriously injured by 81 fall, Mr..
Bishop breaking his nose.-J. II. McMa-
hon IS taking Mr.. Bones place as mail
carrier and is also building fires at the
West street school house.-M Hays has
recovered from severe shock of paralysis
January l.-P. G. Garvcy Of Burlington
Is visiting friends in town.--C. r. Mont
gomcry, who has been seriously i'll is re-
coVering.-Miss Kitty McNany. who has
been suffering with an abcess on the eye
is slowly recovering under the cure Of
DR.. Brennan.-Steven Coon has received
the position Of ncwsboy.-Col. Truckson
and Seth searles have Dissolved partner
shin.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS,

Mr.. and Mrs V. a. Irish returned from
their visit in Bellows Falls last week.
j. W. Pomeroy is confined to the house
with severe cold.-Thc carpenters began
Monday to put on the finish in NJ. F. Per-
ley's new hCuse.-Thc summary of wealth
err for December as reported by local OBJ
server Is as follows: Mean for the month
1913 degrees. highest a. degrees the 18th,
lowest 20 degrees the Sth; rainfall 40
inches. snowfall 1913 inches. on nine
successive days from the Sth to 18th the
temper iture RANGED from degrees to 20
degrces.-Judd Irish, Fay Ovitt, Carl and
Clarence Pomeroy and Gordon Abel have
returned to the University of Vermont
Rensselaer, McFceters and W. S. IIutchin-
son have returned to Dartmouth college
and Norwich University respectively
Carl Harvey is here after an absence of
two months.-Alfrcd Rublec is quite ill.,
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tNOSUBRGH

At the annual meeting of the First Con-
gregational Church, held JANUARY I. Dea-
con :. IL. Dow, now 81 years old who has
been deacon for neaarly A. years. request
ed that the church appoint deacon to
act lii his place. and accordingly W. Jay
Chaffec was unanimously chosen. j. -.
Fassett was chosen clerk; J. ID. Wright
collector and treasurer. Deacons W. J.
Chaifec and S. II. Dow and G. II.
Nichols and O. f. Gilbert We're chosen
delegates to the county conference Of
churchcs.-Thc week of prayer Is observed
at Memorial Church. Fannie Wood of
Westminster, Mass. is visiting at her
urclc's. q. $. Fassctt's, and other rcla-
tiV,S in town.-l'lorencc Pcrley returned
to Mddlebury college the 9TH after spend
ing her holiday vacation with her parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs, w. PcrloY.-Mrs. Edward
llulbeli of West Enosburgh fell down
the cellar stairs last week and broke one
leg twice and is in critical condition.
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
BElVIDERE,

Samuel Braily and Ella pcpan wore
married January ID at the brides home
by a. q. Chandler. They were both Of
this rlacc.-The Ladies' Aid meets with
Mrs Henry Coburn January S.-Alr. and
Mrs w. +. Shatuick ana Mir. and MIR.
Mark Davis of Fletcher spent New Years
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &. Shattuck-The
EeN. g. H. Kent breaches at the Centre
every sunday afternoon lie has cutie Il
sunday school started, there being q
purils-Watson Coburn has gone bac..
to Milton to attend school for the ncXt
seven months.-Alvin SQuiros got quite
badly hurt December - while choppin-;
on tile moWtain.J. O. Thomas got his
thumb crushed while rolling logs last
~eek.--Mrs. j. i. McCuin is visiting hcr
daughter, Mrs. l.. L. Thomas, in Cam
bridge.
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FLETCHER.

Albert Nevins. who has been at home
from Albany Business College through tho
holidays went back Monday. George Cobb
from Westfurd accompanied him.-Charles
Cornell and family of Iiolyoke, Mass,
are guests Of Carni Buch.-tluito num-
bor from this place attended the fur. rat
Of Luke Story last Friday in l'airlicld--
Harry Ellis is sick with typhoid fever
Mys. Junia White had a severe shock of
paralysis last Friday and is now uncon-
:, iouS with no hopes of recovcry.-The
Woodmen gave an entertainment Tuesday
night with a public installation of OIL
curs-Mrs. Sophia Royce is keeping house
for y. ". Church at the Ccntre.-Loren
Dunlap OF W,stford spent New Years at
the home of 1. Carpenter.
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WESIEORD

Mr.. ana Mrs. Alfred Bellows celebrated
the 1nth anniversary of their marriage
with family reunion on Christmas day.
During the day Il cak" which was made
at Beaoh's bakery in Burlington in Feb
ruary, 1874. was cut.
FranK f.. Allen has rented his farm to
Georose McNdll. Mr. Allen expects to
move to Essex Juuctiou.--lIuracc T.. Roy
uollS returned to Pots,laIu. y. y, Friday.
-GcorcC cobb went To Albany Monday
to enter the Business Collcge.-Misaes
Bugglos returned to Mcriden, y. H.. to
resume work in Burr and Burton Scmiu-
atY.-Don NJ Rice went to Philadelphia
Wedncsda! .-lloury MaCombcr had one Of
his horses die Wcduo Sday.-Miss Eva Ma
comLcr has returned To the Normal school
il Salon, Ma>s.-E. Il. Rice has bought
H. ~ stones interest in the drug and
general merchandise store, lie took
possession January /.
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JERICHO.

Tleber Percival, who has been very
sick the past week is reported as bet
teri. w. Hulburd of Hyde Park was
the guest of his brother, DR.. G. Il, HUI
burd MOnday.-Mr. and Mrs, S. w. Dom
aldson ana daughter, Mary, returned to
Swanton Saturday.-George May, who is
attending Cornell University returned to
his studies Monday.-Mrs. G. A. Jack
son of burlington was in town Mon
day.-Miss Pauline Osgood of Westford
is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. o. Balch.
Allan Williams returned to Mortified
Monday.-The Young Peoples society
of the Baptist Church will give a box
socable at w. r. Curtis's Thursday
evening.-Mrs. NJ, NJ Remington has gone
TO Wilmington, Conn.,, to spend the win
ter,
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his winter home at Pasadena, Cal, where
he will spend the winter.
John j.. Sewall. for tho committee Of
fifteen has issued the following call for
n meeting of the people who are opposed
to the adoption of the liquor license law
.All citizens of Franklin county who
wish to see the open liquor saloon kept
out of our borders and prevented from
establishing itself under legal protection
in Vermont, are invited To meet in the
chapel of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
st. Adams, on Tuesday, January IL next.
at II o'clock a. m, for the purpose of
porfecting county and town organizations.
to work in cooperation with the commit
tee of fifteen, to the end that Franklin
county may give the largest possible ma
iorty of no votes at the referendum of
February q
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years old and was bought one year ago
for $l500, since then MIR. Armel has sold
OF her increase nigs and pork 60 the
value of $lS0.-'rhe creamery paid for No
Nembcr milk $i.1O.--Jamcs Knox and 1Iar-
rison Jackmau caught Ii pickcrel in Shell
burne pond through the ice Friday
Check lists have been posted for the use
of the voters ON the referendum Febru-
AIRY >.
The death of Mrs Sabra Russell on De
ccmber IL brought To close life of long
ana patient suffering, especially during
the past three years. when she has been
totally blind. with her husband left to
mourn her loss are five children, Mrs.
II. T.. Barry of Maiden. Mass, Mrs. j. L.
Jones of Shorcham.. Mrs. j. II. Rice of
trdport. Mrs j. l. Collins and DR. G. j.
Russell of IIino sburgh Mis-. Russell was
in her nth year. The intermcnt took place
M I,ridpOrt
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Irish and son Walter started jan
uary ! for Santa Cruz, Cal. To spend
the winter,-Harry Mcbride went We'd
nesday to Bellows Falls,-Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Kent and daughter have return
ed to their home in West Union. Iowa.
William Croto of New Hampshire is visit
ing his parents.-Schools in town closed
Wednesday for a short vacation.-Mr.
and Mrs. Juan Robinson are now living
in Mrs. Irishs house for the winter
There was a dance at Keelers hall New
Years eve.-Herbert and Frank Keeler
went to Milton Wednesday. Frank Tro-
vile is Ill.
Schools in town began Monday after
the holiday vacation Mr.. Dosany mlV-
ed last week to EsseX.-N. j. Norris
of Portland, Ne, spent Sunday at j. r.
Halls Alison Ferris has returned from
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mr.. Guy Haynes has returned from a
visit of several months with his son in
Humboldt. lowa.-Alr. Silas Cushman and
friends were out from Montreal To spend
New icar's with his poople.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Town were over from Swanton for
New Years day.-Alrs Lafayette Soule
has gone to Northampton, Mass, to spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs Harding.
Misses Jane and Ruth Soule are spend
ing the winter in Jumnez, Mexico, with
their brothers John and Claud Soule--
Mr.. Alfred McFee is very sick with pneu-
mona, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner of Malone,
n, T. is visiting at CLAYTON RCNnolds's
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. Edward lIubbell. an aged resident
of this place, mstook the cellar door for
one opening into an adjoining room at
her home last week ana fell down the col
lar stairs breaking her thigh and bruisinS
her EcVcrcly.-Mrs. Mary Sawyer Is visit
ing relatives and friends in Gcorgia.-M
l.. Hubbell has returned from Boston
where he has been on busincss.-Miss
Mary Lcpper of st. Adams spent New
Years day at the home of Henry Fassett--
The Lend Il Hand srcle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs. -. f.. IIoughton
Wednesday, TnD,Inry ton n clock
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FAIRFAf

Charles Carter of Rutland visited his
sister last weeh, Mrs. Sarah Rowland
The roll call at the Baptist Church sat
urday, january 3, was we'll attended by
the church members. The ladies set
tables in the vctsry OF tho church where
they spent some time eating and visit
inS-Mrs. Martin Hicks of St. Adams
is visiting in town.-John futile and wife
are visiting in New York States. II.
lilley and wife, who have been visiting
m the West for several weeks. are ex-
pected home this weok.-Mrs. Minnie Buck
. quite sick at Mrs James Rugglos $.
Warner Brush and Miss Cora Ufford
spent New Years day with Miss Uftord :
cousin, Mrs. Ada stiles OF Johnson
George Hunt of St. Adams win carry on
William Uford's farm the coming year.