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ton: Resolved, That Capital punishment
Ought To BE Abolished Affirmative, q.
$ McAllister, Mrs. o. f. Gerry; negative
l.. l.. Harris, Lena Brown; recitation, IT,
s. Warren. \ written article ON 'he ven
ezucian controversy, n. Bigelow: select
reading, Ida Benson. The grange Will
have 10 public sociablc Iucsuav evening
January 20. at c. y. Il. nan. inc pro
granme has not been DECIDED upon nut
one feature VIII be a work pahtoinimc
Cake and coffee VIII be served An are
cordially ihvitcd.-Mr. ana MIS- Herbert
Bennett moved to the FORKS on Monday
where they viii occupy the house bought
OF George White by j. j. BilllngS.-Dr.
j. A. Robinson OF Mofrisvilc IN the an
scnce of Ir. Booth installcl the oihccrS
OF the .. II. ;. chapter frluay evening.
After the ceremony about ~ sat down To
the banquet which was served TO inc
guests and mcmbcrs.-A' d. houston was
in Boston last wcck'-MlsS Nathorihe
SmalleN o1 stowe iioilo" spcil' iaSt Wcch
| with Mrs. {. y. i'uuN'- George ''aiN Oh
MorrisNillc was one oi the GucS'S ~ thc
! q. f.. ). installation ceremony friuaN
evening Mrs. tiracia Grimm mas pceh III
with bronchitis Tor lew uhfs'-oo'on
Srauidihg uf MiduiescN Nisi,.u ms h''P',
Mrs Howard Small"N rc''h''N.-, Ircu''rS
nave been received IN town inviting "ii
VINO are "l'l'"sou I" '"' 'ieu ii,V,'Hc iuM
to attend meeting calleu IN i'Euc la,N
|
county member OF inc committee oi ~
| teen ON january 10 III Io.o' IT. i''-,'u''"s
! SalllcS anu MIS- reorse LOVING 'c'u, n'"
to CauHs rams Wedhes"aN n'sn.' AZ, =
| Iowne Is caring I9r nor siS',r, VII. IL, N.
SeaNer VINO mas niue u''usn 'cr poim
January Inc loiioWliS opi','''S WIN
De OF interest 10 many pcop'o II, S'oW =
News was received IN S"itn' AeS'cruaE w.
the death oil koNal e. MaShpurn' I"tnloily
ol salem az topeka Nahsis, 'ts' .,d.ul-
DAY M Nasnnurh was poI'' :" o'|"e'
w. IN l''j' ana was 'hc son vi 'ne i",e
RandUlph anu i'noche ,CaSI"'dip w ISL
hurn, ms l"tl,r heli's Ior many 80 "
merchant i'll stowe ne son "i',r it"f :
ing Sch""i W"fh'u III III ScN'r"i pia'cH III
lhe Green Mouut"ih sun, "l', "ul 'lIs Wv
war 'hsaS'u ~ hi'l''il,"' 80 III
NauNS rams re cai'ic |" o'i.lli ia'o'
ana was LOT " loliE .iiIc III t,ic ''n!'"! vi
Amy blS'ioW d Ncpoer' twenty .nrre
years ag" ne went I" io''h', Na i,.'.
an" ian INou ,I'r'' u II. ,n"' N'.,"' :
ever S"''' ~ 'nc ''il,e u, nlH "c"'" ne
was "hsaecu III IN" h"tt' "u9',eNT' .'o
leaves" WiuoW AM, "''e VI NJ '"t,e'
pcllS 'dlN'h a. N"S'iuui w ,''S ~
OF III" l.ril "l amy p'soi'W a."
n'ri' MiS' 'oHl"n Sun my az Wv
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the 70 or more towns entered by this com
pany.-At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National bank of Orange
county the following were chosen direc-
tors: John r., Bacon, Willard y. KinG.
William H. II. Hall. t. Oscar Tracy.
willard T.. Townsend. At subsequent
meeting of the newly chosen directors
John 4. Bacon of Chelsea was elected
presidents Milard r. King of Tunbridgc,
vice president; and H. n. Mattsion of
Chelsea. cashier, being the same officers
rs last year two per cent scmi-annual
dividend was declared A joint installa
ton of officers of the q. A. X. and the w.
Y. G.. occurred at their room in q. a. Il.
Corwin's market building last Saturday
afternoon. The new G.. y. II. officers arc
MS follows: Commander, John b. Atwood;
S. ", F'iheld Bohonon; ]. ", James y.
Sanford q. NJ, Austin L. Skinner; sur
gcon, Or story ~ Goss: adjutant, Git
hort g. Smith: chaplain. George +. Reed
q. d., George Burkco: q. c., Norman b.
Davenport @. NJ. s.. -. f. Smith: S. NJ.
Curtis o. Slack delegate, Austin H. Skin
ner The installation officer was DR.. story
y. Goss The same afternoon the follow
ing officers of the Womens Relief Corps
were installed by Mrs. Ann r. Goss Pres
idcnt, Mrs. Laura l.. Hood: S. v. Ms
Matte J. Atwood; J. v. Mrs. Phiicna
Davis: chaplain, Mrs. Sarah J. Bohonon /.
secretary. Mrs. Ann F. Goss: treasurer,
| Martha l.. Noycs; conductor. Mrs Edith
| NJ Fuller, guard. Mrs. Mary A. Judd; as
sistant conductor. Mary j. Thornc: as
sistant guard. Mrs. Sarah f.. Skinner -
Hira l.. Bixby. who was stricken with
| apopleAy in his photograph gallery at
| South Royaton January 6. died Wcdnes-
day. He was one of the most prominent
and best beloved citizens of Chelsea, n
large hearted and very public spirited
man. IcSidcs owning a farm on West
| h.. 4, lI tod tl,., hat NH,
business in the village during the last
| 20 wears He had also maintained rooms
at Frookneld during the last Is years. lie
was 60 years old last September.
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GREENSBORO

Alex Shields is in very poor health
Neil and Paul Hartman are quite i'll with
whooping cough.--ticZcr Packard cut his
hand quite badly while saving wood last
wecN.-Corey ic/turchased two vau-
able cows Of parties at Wolcott recently.
Mrs. Corey Crie and Miss Helen Bar
clay went to Glover last week on bust
rcss.-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Libbey of
Hardwick visited at Hiram Calderwood's
recently.-Little Alice Spcir spent last
week with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs G. w. Thompson. john Chandler
who went to Httle Creek, Mich, has
been brought back insane and will be
taken back to Waterbury as soon as pos
sibe-GeOrge stevens. who was called
before Judge Wilson last week for intox-
ication was not proved guilty. The jury
stood five for acqutal and one for con-
VlCtiUn.
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HYDE PARK.

John II. Woodwork of Brunswick, Ne,
spent several days the past week as the
guest of Wilson Leach.
Fred White, who has been employed in
the News and Citizen Office for the past
few years, has secured position in the
government printing office at Washington.
lie will commence his duties there as soon
as arrangements can be made TO move
his family there.
The annual meeting of the l.amoille
County Savings Bank and Trust company
was held Tuesday. The following officers
were elected for the coming year: Carroll
S. Page, president; H. NJ Mcfarland, vice
president; Clarence A. knight, treasurer;
Russell II. Page =. A. Fife, r. W. HUI
burd, o. +. Gates Arba a. Pike, directors.
At the same time was held the annual
meeting of tho Lamoille National bank.
The officers elected were as follows: Car
rol! 3. Page president; II. M. Mcfarland.
vice-presidert T.. l.. Noyes. cashier; Car
roll S. Page, II. NJ. Mcfarland, l. L.,
Pearl, II. F. Brigham, c. A. Knight, G.
W. Knight. C. W. Bryant, II. A Noyes,
directors.
The monthly meeting of the Hyde Park
Warehouse company was held here Tues
day.
The Charity Lodge OF Rebeekahs held
very enjoyable meeting at their hall
| here Tuesday evening.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
CALAIS.

Moscow Lodge, !. O. G. T., gave the
county committee $500 TO be used in
dci,ating the license law.-Stowe Relief
corps Installed the following officers
President, Nervie Foster; senior vice.
president, Lizzie Fay; junior vice prosi-
dent. Susie Lamb; secretary, Ada Cate;
treasurer. Betsey Hopkins, conduoto tor,
Rosina Bumpus. assistant conductor,
Jennie Leonard; guard, Kate Earl; as
s,stant guard. Lima Persons: organst,
Susie Lamb. Mrs. Edith Beard of Mont
peher WAS the installing ofncer-D. D.
lamb has closed his labors with Ilaln-
feld meat market.
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FAYSTON,

Mrs. Lydia NJ. Shepherd of Minneapolis.
Mimi, wife Of the t@tc Nathaniel Shcp-
herd and daughter of Mrs. Harriet g.
Ncvc comb, made II short visit at her
cousins, y. u. Bragg's. last wecli,--''here
have been surprise parties recently at
John Small's. Nern PierCc's and T.. j.
Longs. Cake and coffee We're served and
social time enjoyed by all-Edward a.
Johnson uf ST. Victor, p. G., and q. f..
johnson of Hardwick made a flying visit
to friends ana relatives in this vicinity
last week. Emily Il. Johnson has return
ed to her school duties in Randolph Hat
tie Mchuron teacher in Barre graded
school has two weeks moro added to her
Christmas vacation on account of the
SCnrCitN of Cnal.
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BROWNINGTON.

Lcmuel Drown( a long time resident OF
this town, died on Tuesday, January s.
Mr.. Drown had been in nearly helpless
condition for 81 number of years. The flu
neral was held on Thursday at one o'clock
p. M. the Rev, Mr.. Brown officiating
Mrs. Il. w. Dudley. whose sickness was
mentioned last week, remains about tho
same.-N. c. Barry is rejoicing over the
birth of n glrl.-Tho Rev III. Smith from
Boston. Mass. preached very interest =
ing sermon at the Centre church on Sun
day last.--1he Rev. $. G.. Lewis of Bar
ton Landing Is expected to supply the
pulpit in the Congregational Church at
Browningtonvile until further arrange
ments are made
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CHELSEA.

on Tuesday of last week at the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the Cor
inth Cooperative Telephone company, the
new charter obtained at tho late lcgisla.
tive session for the Orange County rele-
phone company was accepted and new
directors were chosen. consisting OF
Charles L. Spear of Corinth, George
Brown Of Tunbridge, DR.. X. II. McIn-
tyre Of Randolph. George Crane Of Brook
field, George E, Stacy Of Vershlre. Eugene
H. Kennedy Of Chelsea and Martin w.
Chamberlain Of Washington. The drec-
tors afterwards chose Charles l.. Spear,
president: George Crane, vice-president
Roscoe II, Williams of Corinth, secretary
and treasurer; Curtis s. Emery of Chel-
sea, auditor. Over 200 shareholders We're
present at this meeting which was held in
Chelsea town hail. There are already be-
tween 600 ana zee instruments employed IN
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TABLE LINENS.
NAPKINS.

20 dozens ~ size. fine Irish Linen Nap.
liins, warranted strictly pure linen have
been sold at Si.3o per dozen. to bc sold in
this sale at l.1J per dozen.
90 dozens ~ inch. heavy al Linen Nap
klns usually priced at $l,l per dozen. to
be sold in this sale at lag ner dozen,
80 duz,ns ~ inch heavy all linen Nap
kinS priced at 1.9S per dozen.
~ dozens 81 size. fine all linen Napkins,
500 quality. priced mt 1.6S per dozen.
81 dozens II size. all Linen Napkins,
worth $50 per dozen, priced at S2S7
per dozen.
!. pieces heavy all Linen bleached Satin
Damask, madc BY John 3 Brown * Son,
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DERBY.

Mrs. Mary Place. daughter OF the late
Moses Relsea, died January G, after
long and distressing illness. eliminating
in heart failure. The funeral services
were held at the house Thursday after
noon. the Rev. A. b. Enright officiating.
She leaves AN aged Invalid mother, u
husband, two daughters and four sons,
one an infant of three months old, to
mourn their loss,-Iienry Casbes and
daughter Mrs. Franklin OF Bath. ". H..
came TO attend the funeral of Mrs Place
IT is expected that Mrs. Franklin will care
for the motherlsss son, taking It to heC
own home.-Carl Daggett has bought the
Sails place instead of the Sanderson place
as reported last week.-The Grange held
n banquet in the town hall last Wednes-
day evening.-The Congregational Ladies'
Circle held their annual meeting at Mrs
Fred Tlmblot's last Friday afternoon.
The secretary and treasurcrs report was
encouraging, showing the society TO be
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ISLAND POND,

William RavcY, while working at Bart
let's mill Monday afternoon. was struck
on the point of the chin by sharp splinter
which penetrated the tissues beneath the
skin and came out Just below the car,
making IA wound nearly SIN inches long
DIR. II. f.. Sargent was called and dressed
the inlury.-At the regular meeting of
Island Pond Lodge No. Al. T., and ~. NJ.
q. NJ. Carpenter was given the W. NJ.
degree, after which refreshments were
served in the banquet 1oom.-Mrs. T.. J.
Parson. who has been ill with pncunionia
ht improVing.-ht the base ball carnival
h,.d here this week. a barrel of -four will
he given to the most deserving family in
town,
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ROXBURY

The Ladies Mite society met Thursday
afternoon in charge OF Mrs. NJ. Richard
son. supper was served at the usual hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gymer of Mont
polier are visiting nj l.. i. and NJ L.
Grams L. l.. Cram was in Montpelicr
Saturday-W. O. Cram was in Bethel on
business saturday Marcus Durham was
in Braintree on business Thursday.-Mrs.
D. \. Tidon and Mrs. L. A, Fits were
in Montpelier to attend the spiritualist
convention last week.. Homer Andrews
OF Northheld was at home over Sunday
Miss Frances llanlon gave a card party
to a few oi her friends Saturday cVcninr.
crank Dickinson, Hazel Fits Harry
Tilden. Grace liood, Winifred Ellis Harry
Richardson, Ruth Mann, RiX Brown,
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from Ord page)

Mr.. Mucahcy of lIordwick was best man
with Misses Teresa Town bridesmaid. The
Wedding march was played by Miss Anna
GauthiOr with j. L. Archambault as
usher The happy couple left for Boston,
where they will spend a snort honeymoon
and will be at home to their many frlends
here on returning.
The annual meeting of the Union Saw
ings Bank and Trust CO.. was held here
January T. The following persons were
elected directors for the coming year
II. H. Powers. c. H. Stcarns, G. II. Wet
herby. G. u. Churchill. q. w. lIcndee, IL.
NJ Rich, G. II. Slocum, VI. A. Slayton. G..
A. Rich. G.. w. Hendee was elected pres
ident; c. II. Stcarns vice-president. and
H. NJ. Rich. treasurer. The bank Is in a
very nourishing condition ana doing a
large business.
a. II. Powcn has been engaged this
week in moving buildings purchased of the
Cnmp Ground association to lots III Erook =
lvn There are i've buildings, two of
which are owned 10y G. W. Clark and the
remainder ~ Mr. Bowen 1t IL expected
that these buildings will be repaired and
rented rs tencments
f. w. Putnam of Brattleboro is the
gucst of Mr.. and Mrs. O. y. wilkins for
q few days.
The third of the ecries of house socials
given under the auspices of the ladies of
the Congregational Church society Will
he held at the homo of Mr.. ana MIS- H.
J. Isham on Park street. The usual pro-
grammc of music games and recitations
with light refreshments will help to make
a very enjoyable evening.
The public installation of The newly
elected officers of the Sons OF Veterans
q. w. Doty camp here, VIII be held ON
Saturday evening at the g. a. i. hall on
Portland street. a special programme Is
being arranged, also light refreshments
will be served during the evening.
Mrs. ~. ". StCarnS. WHO has he"n sui
fcrng with q severe bilious attack during
the past week is now somewhat improved
IL Inn Il
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WAT ERBURY,

Mrs. Orlo Ayers Very fortuha'eIF es-
capped heinG seriously injured ON - 'fuay
ny an explosion on sdS' Hi' urn" "''te
kerosene oil on the furnace HrG "t solt
coal, which was not burning wei '"'IS
was enough I'VE t"aIS' INV. 'V't $50
III" oil ana caused an tNpI'sl'U j" ''' ~
mace and pipes. Mrs Ayers was III lV'Nt
OF th' furnace hut escaped WIN "htE nav
ing hey hair burned a niue. me IV'N.ya
door WAS burst open ana lhe '"pS VI
stoNcpipr upstairs WerS lhr"Nn ".v' ,.'
c%cepting the SCOT Whlch was throw +'''
the rooms no serious I'il"t' W"S T.,
Thomas r. ihrh'E mas SCI. /" -
Gran" h.s home place ON Ma" ,.,,,
known as the Mu,sE H!"IG' ~; M,. ,ho
mas also h"usHI u' ME - -, III 80.
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IRASBURGH.

Tho Rev. G. Ellery Reed of Derby Line
is assisting in the meetings at the Con-
grcgational Church this week. Miss
Pierce of Boston is an efficient help in the
singinF.-MiYs Matte Holding is in Mon
treal visiting her friend. Miss Maud stew
art Walter Harlow is at home from
Northhcld, Mass.-Mre. Charles Hannandt
is at home from DR. Boguc's in Newport,
whore she has been n few weeks to re-
ccivc trcatmcnt.-Rev. j. Il. Knapp gave
"A lecture in South Albany Tuesday even
ing. January 6.-.Mr and Miss Nichols of
Boston are i'm town to assist in caring
for their mother, who has been quite ill.
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tin is visiting her uncle, DIR. 1tulburd at
Jcricho.--li. W. Scott attended the dairy
mems meeting at Rutland last week.
Mr.. Campbell and l. A. jackson of
Greensboro were in town last week.
Miss Ida Chase visited her sister Bertha
at Biughamvllc last wcek.-Amos and
Alice Miller of Westheld are visiting their
grandmothcr. Mrs. Orrin Tillotson.--R. r..
Pilbin has finished his work for Mark
stevens and returned to his home at Ell
morc.-II. NJ. Mcfarland and wife ana X.
w. Hulburd of Hyde Park called on
friends in town last wcek.--Elmer Miller
of Richford visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Iicman Miller. over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. William Patterson of Fletcher
visited their daughter, Mrs. Edward
Leach. last wcek.-George Morrison re-
turned nome from Saratoga Springs with
a inc span of horses on Saturday.
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in prosperous condition. Mrs. =. ].
IIamblct was elected president: Miss Hat.
tie Morse vice-prcsident; Miss NJ Colby,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs. j. n.
Searlcs Mrs j. G. May, Mrs. Comings,
Mrs. NJ. a, Adams. Miss Emma Wilson
and Miss Lila Bates directors. They
hold "A sociablo ut the Rev. j. n. Cones
Friday evening. January 23--Mrs. Luther
Fuller is quite sick with pneumonia. THE
mid-tcrm social of Derby Academy will be
held Friday evening, January 1G, in Acad-
envy hall. Miss Incz Grout graduate
of the L. V. NJ, has been engaged as an
assistant in the academy for the winter
form.
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Ono hundred people and children at
tended the donation given in the town hall
for the benefit of tho Rev. J.D. Naldron.
over 1.100 loads Of gravel have been
hauled and dumped into the new lam
without very good results as yet.-Clarcncc
Wheeler has returned from Massachu-
sets, whore he has been looking for
place to locate his family and ind some
thing satisfactory for business.-Fcrcy
l.undorville has congestion of the liver.
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STOWE.


n'' marriage "I Jon'i ~ 10" lioi w
Schenectady, y. \" an" MISS '"toiinc
Lime MAYO "i Nt""t '""N p''c "' '"'
SonSreSduohHl ohurct =" ',l!a I''.u' ~ ~
uarN :. NJ ''jo r. M ne chuit" "la hl'-
ed with invited guests ne der"r"''",S
Wor" designed by MIS- lierI"rt MaHo, tiie
brldc mother an" were "oo'u''! "riS
al n GROUP oi S''''H SNeiSI''" ''nVo w .
'rrahBcu ao"ul we "l'"r ar" i'."'
evergreen We're urapcu anu leH' U,
ABOUT anu above 'hom' inc green Ir'.eN ~ u
by Whltt ilnp"h BOWS an" pouV"'o y,
llilNS' III" "Hole sNIis an iihl'i 'rHi''' Va
II nook III green WOODS a "'liEnt,"' t ,,r.
.ras' 10 ,h' Nh"N N"' w. ",L''' , -.
pr'ual larry 'Hl'reu INC Cnu't" "','' mn, my
CT up inc alsirS 10 'h' StihIH' VI '"I"
hd"S'f Wou"ihE 'nH'r',' i,o'n ~, W
gan "Il'h ""S lldNc" ~ '''i ~ D,'
nam ne p'r'!cS NJ az 'ie n.'"i Nv ~
li'N were aW"'tvu ~ wy H"T'oi VI w
th"rch' me R"N' Nllli"in f'A.'h' VIM p,i-
formed the cor'ihoiN' NJ EplccuP"' i,,s
service WIS "SVu' tt' pi rue ih''i''' ~, ~,
!tcrhert MAYO SNllS "t, "M1H. NV
p'lueSin"luS were w" VI '"v w wv 80
1erS' INC MlSS' N'I'e "',u oa ,,n., wa! ",
~" Si"pilsin," were iH''!'' '''lii.t'" VI
Northfleld ana LARRY Do"hor' nro'n," OIL
me GROOM ne uSi'r9 "Ctr o. ''li' 49, wa, -
Iaui l'aNnioHu W iIH' ->eISo' anu
Nelson ne 'rldo " urtsS WAS VI wiz
frcIVh hhuSI'" ti'"ii'eu N"'t NV. INV
ihSor'loil' Hh' wore Il N'li anu It'' iitu d
bouquet Oh dsi'raEuS lerh an" "hi''
roses me prlucSH'dluS Mo'' "rcHN'9 Va
"n'tc nIrs!ln tiiil'ileu VIZ ,'' ~
poil' puilHS '''' cci'llo'N -N"','
Laurie was p.aN"u III Soi,GSt NOS Wy
inc nrld' REQUEST l,"heilstIh' "p,io.i ~
narcn accompanied 'hc rttt'"' vi tne
brldai party lniin"'"at'iN "l''r 'l'e err
HolE 1t iccel,ti"h was SNoii ~ VIC ilui'!'
"i MI ana Mrs Mayo ne nriutl pa',
were assisted III receiving Wy MT, anu
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WATERVlLlE.

Chester Austin Is visiting his parents ut
Lynn, Mass,-Henry Martin Of Montgom-
cry was in town on F'riday.-Byron Lyon
and VITO have returned to their home In
Lowell--J. V. Stevens was in Burlington
two days last week.-Dr. Hulburd of Jer-
ichO called on friends In town last week.
Henry wilkins has taken "a lumber job
at Cambridge Notch.--Mrs. Chester Aus
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WAlISflElD.

u. II. Skinner has sold his timber land
on the east mountain to Thomas Eagan
of Montpelier; consideration Sl,20o The
many friends of Mrs. O. c. Wilder, who
has been critically i'll at Montpcler for
some time win bc pleased to know that
she is considerably proNcd,-'rhe fol-
lowing programme has been arranged for
the next Grange meeting, Nodno sdNy
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PLAIN FIELD.

Walter Martin took possession of $. n
Gates meat market January | and is
moving into the tenement overhead, re
Gently vacated by A. II, Gregory. Mr..
Gregory having moved into the Ilatha-
way house.--A large and appreciatNe al
dience listened to the readings by WIN
Carleton last Tuesday evening. The next
entertainment in the lecture course win
be January 2l.-Miss Blanche Cutler is i'll
with pneumonia, but was improving ut
he latest report,
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EAST ROXBURY.

The Rev. +. S. Porter from Jamaica
Plains was a guest of ". O. Pride last
weck.-Frcd Davis from Clinton. Mass,
and Horace Denis from Mortified We're
guests at Fred Blanchards last week.
The many friends of Bert Allen win be
sorry to learn of his illness with diph-
iberia in Baltimore, Maryland, whore he