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CHARLOTTE.

Frank Sturgeon recently had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot quite badly Whilo
splitting wood.-N lillian Quinlan has
moved into Mrs. Deans tenement house
-MNron Williams pf burlington contom-
PLATE moving back to his farm this
spruS.
The highways are in bad condition with
the frost coming out ramdly.--T'his town
at its last March meeting decided TO have
Two road commissioners. under the new
laW. II. ID. Edgerton for the west and
Thomas Bacon for the cast part Of the
town. The sclcctmcn are to divide the
highways ana apporton the money ac-
cording To the necessities of each section.
1t is proposed to raise the Leavcuworth
bridge, so-calod. spanr'nE Lewis creek to
lessen the danger of damage from ice and
nigh water in the spring. The ice gorges
badly at this point. Last year the crock
broke through tn" north bank damaging
the meadow of Jos. Carpenter ANA partly
changing the channel of the stream
M"ador GorVia has taken tho farm Of Mrs
H. {. Baldwin for two years to carry ON
upon Sharcs.--Cluitc n pile Of logs has boon
drawn to the Harris lot near the depot by
George W. Harris. William Spear and 9TH
"rS. to be cut up by Il portable steam mill
later on.-Mr. and Mrs. g. II. Field are
Letter Of the grip.-Both Mr.. and Mrs \.
VI. Baldwin AZ" confined TO the house with
illn"Ss-i l.. DesautelS is moving til" shed
from tie Page place across the street. 20
be used as an addition to his blacksmith
shop. Tho horse shocing will hc doue in
this adtition.-W. Y. Reach and family
Will occupy the Methodist parsonage after
April !. Mr.. Beach will make butter for
Lake View creamery this year, with Isaac
Devoid as second man. The creamery has
put in new combined churn and butter
worker.
Mrs. NJ j. Alexander, who has been
absent several weeks. visiting relatives
aud friends in Western New York and
otncr points returned home last Saturday.
Albert Cook has bought the Calvin and
lionrN Root fam aud taken possession -
F"prg" y. Footc returned from New York
last Saturday, Aubrey Poote has com
pl"t'd his job Of Carpenter work on the
new Vermont at Shelhurnc lIarhor.
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NEW HAVEN.

\. Lincoln klrk. the Impcrsonator will
glN" an entertainment NJ tho town hall,
March -, under the au>piccs of the son
Tor class of Prcman AcadcmN.-Nrc Daisy
Mcneil ioody.ar, who has been visiting
h"r parents, has returned to her home in
GranNill".--NiS9 lena Dulncy visited re
latiVcs in l'orrisbUrgh rcccntIv.-C;arliold
NJ. Weld is homo from Nh" Mary Fletcher
hospital Miss t.ttic A. Ihomp;ou is dan.
ser"usly i'll with a spinal trouhe.-.A 4.
Potter made a business trip 10 ST. Alhans.
FridaN.-foilowiug is the amount of mail
handled by tho carrier On rout No. from
IN" New Haven postofic". in 1902: Dolly
cred -, i| pieces; collected. l067l uioccs.
total, Gb,lGi Amount of stamps cancclcd.
Sl"6.l@.-Arthur Illgan of Proctor is
spending few days in town. --The Rcv.
{. II. button is suffering from scvcro
attack Of thcumatism.-C. l. Smior Of
florcncc was home oyer Sunday.
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LINCOLN,

Mrs. Nellie Barnard has sold her farm
to Wesley Brown for S., loo receiving as
part payment his place at tho Centre at
u, 700 Mrs. Barnard has since sold the
Brown place to Bert GoVc.--O Oscar Roscoe
mas vacated y. L. Morgans tenement
house and gone to Monkton to live with
nus pfother'-Naltor Estey will occupy
the house vacated by Roscoe and work
Tor a, l. Morgan the coming year-Miss
Eulah Brown and Miss Grace Rogers of
Bristol have been guests of Miss Emma
irdho the past few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Atwood Of Bristol visited at George
Atwood's and the Rev. A. h. Brand $ the
last OF The week.-upwards of GO friends
OF Mrs, Almira Smith met al the home Of
l.. A. Narney. Thursday evening. the gath
ering proving to be one of the pleasantcst
events of the season. An excellent supper
was served after which W. H. Sargent
IN few well chosen words, in behalf of
friends present and absent. presented Mrs
smith with Il purse of so Mr. Smith
iecnnSly responded heartily. thaukiug all
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ORWELL.

Oliver o. Bascom of Orwell and Mar
earct W. Dutton of Saxtons River were
married in Fair Haven, March !, by the
licV. IL. Swift of Orwcll.-Iiba HUB
pard, who has been confined To the house
Tor some time with kidney trouble is
much hrttor.--C. T.. Ray. who has been
confined with q slight touch of dipthoria
- yout-Mr and Mrs. 6. L. Stay are re-
l0icinc over the arrival of a daughter. Or
f""r%c Murray has dCcidcd To remain i'm
pfWell--A son was born To Mr. and Mrs
Martin bundon on Wednesday. March l.
-IhomaS burdon hHs returned from tho
NIiEihN business collcpc.-.tohn Ryan has
purchased LOWS Nilcott'a farm and
taken nosSoSiSon Sap ran thYc, DAYS last
week. Many Of otr sugar orchards arc
not tapped owing TO the scarcity of hclp.
w. l.. Rohcrts AMI family have moved
TO sandy Hin. \. N.-MiSs Lillian Will
liams has returned from Rutland. Miss
Jennie Royce is home from Boston for
II lew daHS.-l,. II. Branch has been
appointed assistant town clerk and quali-
fed for the position.
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VERMONT,
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Moun-
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
The Winooski Valley. Villages UP North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along Otter Creek
and by the Shores OF White
River Covered by Spccia.
Correspondents.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
VEkGENNtA.

| Stevens Hose company No. l ncId their
| eighth annual meeting in city hall We'd
nesday evening and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: T.. G. Nor.
ton. foreman; j. T. BARLEY. first assist
ant; Dr. Frank G. Phelps. second assist
ant; j. W. Ryan. secretary and treasurer
Alexander blanchard, steward. The bust
ness meeting was followed by an enjoy
able smoke talk.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Baptist
Church Will hold a birthday reception in
the lower room Of the church Wednesday
evening. March % A musical cntertain-
mont will be given and supper will be
served.
Rollin Clark Goodae well known cit-
zen oi Addison. died at his home in tina [
town Thursday night aftor lingering
Illness from Brights disease in the eth
year of his age. lie is survived hy n
mother. Mrs. Phoebe Goodalc Of Walham.
two brothers, Charles Goodalc Of West
Addison and Benjamin Goodalc of Wal
than and one daughter, Mrs. John Mil
klnson and grandson, Rollin Shcrbino
o. Addison. Mr.. Gpodae was a veteran
OF the civil War and was "A member of CO.
NJ. frontier cavalry. lie was a member of
Ethan Allen Post. c. y. T.. of this city
During his life time Mr.. Goodalc had tray.
ellod extensively through tho southern
ana western states and of late years had
been III the habit of spending his winters
in Florida. The funeral will he held at tho
house Sunday afternoon at ! O'Clock.
:. W. Hind"S. who was recently elected
aS license commission for six years,
has declined to act.
Arthur stone is to carry on tho Ed dNard
l|Nhch l"lm Tor the coming year and has
taken posSeslson.
Tho Wheeler House property on Main
street has recently been purchased by
W. u. warner ana Dr. Frank {. Phelps,
ana 1T Is rumorDd that "A sanitarium
may De established there in the near fu-
'urt'
:, ne Iuh'ral OF h"iIln {. Go"ialo, VINO
di'i lhuiSuaN night IRON Brights Cis-
."NC' was hr'd az ms lat residence in
H"''snh SHndaN Hlternoon tn" Rcv. \. l..
, , 'N'I! o''cih'lnE' me bearers W'r" AL
t"'' 't'' l>''S' JulluS 'llfk I, !. = Pierce
,rHEt i'uS,o'' FRANK Gully and Ezra
'"'!"rI' me htrrntn MT WAS made in
w NHolN"tI nuINllg ground.
= W. liihd"s mas been induced to re
cor 'iu'r ms roinSal to act as lic"n"" COM
missioner Tor SIN wears ana qualified for
mat ONO" monday ait"r rcSigninC his
ono" ol luStlC" OF the peace. Monday
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$22, 900 IN OLD CLOTHES
Large Sum of Money Lay for Hours
among Rags on Street in Now Orleans.

New orleans. March 1S.--For hours yes
terdGy 5000 lay in a bundle of old clothes
IN n corner of a restaurant in this city
showed out of the way. the presence of
the cash unsuspcctcd--whil policemen in
uniform and men in plain clothes were
dong detective work to find the cash in
several parts of the town. And this is
how it happened:
Mrs Lund, widow of y. c. Ltind. form
er San Francisco stock broker, milion-
arc at ono time partner of jim kcenc
with her daughter was about to take 4
train for New York. So at her hotel she
put in her chatelainc n diamond tinra. 200
United States Steel certificates and $50 in
cash Thon. woman fashion, for safe
Keeping she sewed the Chatclaine up in a
pillow alp, or thought she did, and went
to sleep.
In the morning the trunks were sent off
and with them n bundle of old clothes for
a waiter at Nictors restaurant Then
tho pillow slip was ripped upen-and it
was empty.
There was excitement in the hotel. Af-
ter search had been made high and low,
police headquarters were notified, and
men were started thence on one of the
greatest robhcrics of the year"
Hours went 10y without the finding of
the money. Thcn some one rcmomnered
III" bundle sent to Nictor's. 10 Nictor's
troopod Mrs Lund and the detectives.
Yes, the bundle was there, in a dark
corner. where somc ono had kicked IT out
of the way. And in the bundle was the
81. 600 in cash and stock.
Mrs. Lund had simply rolled it up in
the bundle instead OF the pillow slip.
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LN BURLINGTON. VT. THURSDAY MARCH 49, 1908.

Mr.. Drake is the president of the Ner-
genncs bank and a member of the firm
OF Drake. Smith e. co. Colonel Dunshec
is known throughout the State and the
senior member of Dunshee & Chaplin.
They have all acceptod.--F d. Farr of
Chicago is visiting his mother. Mrs. Il. S.
Farr, and other rclatives.--Th Ladies'
Aid, No. II. have elected officers as fol-
lows: Mrs i. j.. Brooks. president; Mrs.
Lizzie Casey. vice president: Miss Lenore
Rivers. treasurer; Mrs. Mary Wilson.
Mrs. Della Ferguson and Mrs. Amelia
Cutting, trustees; Mrs. Della Ferguson
chaplain Nellie Sears. guide: Lou At
lins. assistant guide: Mary Wilson. in
side guard Amelia Cutting, outside guard:
Lou Atkins and Nellie Sears. delegates
to state encampment: Mrs. Della Fcrgu-
son and Mary Cutting. altcrnates: Lenore
Rivers. delegate to national encampment;
Lottic Il. Brooks, alternate: Miss Mary
Cutting. secretary: Lou Atkins. assistant.
An effort is being made to revive the
Bristol Military band.
The scarlet fever patients have all re-
covered, and there are no new cases
Presiding Elder G. W. Brown. was pres
ent Monday evening at the quarterly
conference of tho Methodist Church.
There are rumors of another meat market
in town in the near future.
A base ball team has been organized with
X. S. Smith manager, II. G. Hill. assist
ant manager; q. W. McShane, secretary
ANA treasurer: Johu MCGEE, captain. New
uniforms VIII bc pi ocurod
II. y. Tntro and family. who have been
living with Mrs. j. r. Barlow the past year
are moving into Mrs. O Bryan's house ON
West street and O. W. McShanc is to re-
side with Mrs. 3arlow-Nlrs Alfred Fer
guson has purchased Mrs. Lucinda Gil
lcttS place on North street: consideration
SlS00. rollins, frogs and blue birds are
in evidcnce.-R. J.. Dclong, formerly hotel
Keeper at Huntington Center. will make
Bristol his home in the near futurc.-'rh
Rev. II. l.. Nolton. who has been the pas
tor of tho Methodist Church for thrcc
years past. will not be returned hcrc This
Ncar-Mrs. Harriet Mansfield, wife Of g.
II. Bailey. died at her home north of ;hr|
village Monday afternoon Mrs. Bailey
had been afflicted with cancer for
year or moro and had been in Il BurinG-
ton hospital for treatment, She leaves a
husband. and an adopted "ltiid. The fu-
neral was held from the house at II o'clock
Wednesday foronoon.--J H. lsham and
family have moved into the Rivers tonc-
mont corner OF Mountain and Fitch ave-
MUGS.
The VS. will bold book social mt the
residence Of Miss lleicu Weller on Surinl.
street next Friday evening Lodge
oi ~ ''hokalE conferred the degree on two
cAnddatos Tuesday cvcNing.-Thc enter
given by tho ladies of St. Am
bros" Church attracted n large audience
Tuesday evening. Tho rccitations music.
etc., were well rendered. The lcctlIrc hy
Tho iicv. Father u. r.. Coffcy was highly
spoken of. Refreshments We're served in
ne basement OF the hall at the close Of
ihe oNehiEe oAerciScs.-LcttorS ldvor- ,
tiS"d in thc Bristol postoilirc. March Us: /
Guy Wilson.-There arc several eases or |
nhirN'n poT among the children. The |
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Tor their Kindness and interest manifested
IN her welfare Much credit is due the
FAMILY of her nephew. T.. A. Varney for
their efforts in making the occasion II
success as well as for the kindly assis-
tance they have rendered Mrs Smith i'm
the care of her mother in past years.
Mrs. Lucy O'Bryan spent part of last
week with friends in Bristol. She has
sold her farm to Watson Frank of Bristol
taxing his house on West street as part
paymont-Mrs. A. T. Morgan received
word Monday morning of the death in
Gardner Mass, of her sisters husband.
u. II. Putnam, who died Sunday night
WIN pneumonia after an illness of three
daES.-Mrs. Putnam formerly resided here
and has many friends and relatives i'm this
NlcinltN. Mrs. Morgan went TUESDAY
morning to attend the funeral to bc held
at the residence. Mcnday-lt is desired
,nat every member of the w. G. r. L. hc
present at the meeting to he held Wcdncs-
day, March %,
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JURY TRIALS ENDED
Case OF Cruelty to Animals Now before
FRANKLIN County Court.


st. Albans, March lS-The last jury case
,orntv court, was tricd to-dav. if brinr
that Of State vs.. Arthur ". Fisher ON the
tHafSc OF abusing ana cruelty treating a
morse several witnesses t,Stllicd' to the
Door cohdltloh ol thc animal, all of which
tlc respondent oeliNu' Inc testimony was
all Ill py noon ana at the opening Of the
Hl'ollooh session L. i' AUSTIN, counsel for
the defendant made motion mat the court
The st'te had fa:ed ~ n.,. ','i''''h ot 'i'S
cruelty to the animal III question. within
Inc meaning OIL the law. Inc motion was
oNeiluIeu' the court having the opinion
'i"t 1T Was a. question Oh TACT Tor the jury
~ uccdue' nc case went TO inc jury
.'NVN' "'o' tloch anu tHeE rCllrcu 10 re-
'uin upou. ''2o say lils that lhoE could not
"'," "7NA'S ~ nave 'hc testimony
% -t'' trTtliiH IH al" MI lShcr read to
,i'oi" ms was uo'c ana shor'ly alter
!Ii ."c 80 ~ ~ Hupl'r ana thcii AGAIN
w., i VIZ 'nc '@Sc az night Vcr-
nv 10 i"oNri Aoi III ,he morning. All
.u"i9 SHcrl''iHs 'ioSc III inns case were
in cNcusng them. Judge Tylcr comI,u.
mcntcd thcm On the faithful DISCHARGE of
This mnrnin,, t,o ,,,, aoo,,o. ,,.,u ,
called and anal o,t,,ias r,.,c,, -, ,, -, "I
can he disnnsed of at tho ,i,,r rba,,' .'d.
;bnut thr.n d1,s ,,,N,,,' Of ,',r, t" -
,o,,rt r,incir,li,. d;,,,,.,,. .sI. "o' 4'' '''e
PREPARING IMPORTANT REPORTS.
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listed within = Week wan '''""''S "o
'"9"'" "itIii " NNch.
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-FOUR BOYS DROWNED
Broke through the Ice on the Canal at
Montreal-Bodies Recovered.

Montreal, March l&-l'our boys We're
drowned in the l.achinc canal to-day.
Th,W names are John Hayes, 10 years
old; William Nivin, seven years old Vic
tor Hcctcau, nine years old, and Patrick
Curtis II years old.
When the four boys with a younger
brother of Curtis reached ;he canal bank
the younger Curtis became timid and
refused to cross. The water had been
drawn away from the canal, but about
the middle of the basin there remained
from six to eight feet of water and the
ice was not Of the strongest. Laughing
at little Curt,s's fears the others started
to cross, They reachr1 the middle when
the ice gave way and they Were pre-
Cipitatod into the WAGER and drowned \
small boat WAS secured and the bodies
were recovered.
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Suit of Patch Manufacturing Com
10, vs.. Machinists'
!. Ion Begins To-day.
~
DANA OF $4,000 ASKED
RecomI c. for the Boycott, Picketine
and ntimidation by Rutland Strik.
ers-Jury Cases Finished in
Franklin County Court-Rut.
ter Tub shop Burned.

RUTLAND, March 1S.-Anothcr big cap
appeared in the docket of Rutland county
court to-day and only divorce case was
tried. At . O'Clock tomorrow morning,
however, will begin the trial of u strike
case unique in legal circles and which
marks an attempt to obtain Il new weapon
for employers in the fight between cap
ital and labor. The Patch Manufacturing
company has sued the Machnists Union
for SlUOb damages caused, it is claimed
by boycotts, picketing and intimidation,
and If this test case is Won 10y the plain
tits it Will. it is claimed, prove one OF
the largest blows at unionism that has
Of late been struck. The plaintiffs are
represented by Col. joel {. Baker and
Marvolle Z. Wcbber. and the defendants
by w. Il. .. Stictney and NJ. +. Mac
Gannus of this city.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Those added tn the sick list this week
are Miss Elizabeth Naney, Mrs Ellen
Moody, Mrs. Melissa Doty. Mrs. George
Elliot, Misses Mary and Abbic kimbalI.-
Drew \arncy fen from the banking sun
uay ana broke his left arm. but is doing
wen under Dr. Wades care.-John Grace
is home from his work in Boston
ana has been laid up with in
llhmmatory rheumatism at the
home Of his father James Grace for a
week. Mrs. Ella Grace of Hanks
vile visited there the first of the week.
some of the sick are improving. Miss
liattle liurlburt of Monlton recently Wis
ited friends here. There is another boy
at Noah Lafayettes.
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Woman Kills Her Mother, Her
Daughter and Then Burns
Herself.
FIRED SEVERAL BUILDINGS
Shot at Several Men Who Attempted
to Release 10 Head OF Cattle and
Three Horses-Cut Her Throat
and Walked into Her Burn
ing Home.

Penn Yam. y. !. March fin a fronzy
ol mania Mrs. James SjroWbrdgc ur
GuNanoga village, five miles from here.
to-day killed her daughter aged G. and
her mother, aged So and after setting fire,
To the bed in which the bodies lay. de-
loeratclN entered the house ana p.rishcd
in the ilamcs.
Exactly when or how tho two wolnon
were killed is unknown Tn. first intiu1a-
zion the neighbors had Of the tragedy
was this afternoon when Mrs. StroW-
bruge $ homo was found to be on fire. ana
Immediately afterwards she was seen ,o
set fire to another house across the
stree. i'll which her daughter lived. and
also to- two barns in which there woe
is hcaG or cattle n,,d tIrro b,r... ,,.t.
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WEALTHY BRATTLEBORO MAN
DEAD,

George A. Boyden, aged IS. one OF the
wealthiest men of southern Vermont. died
III Brattleboro, Friday morning. He was
a native of Guilford. a member of one of
the oId historic families. lie engaged
IN mercantile business in Brattleboro as
Young man, but for many years was
Wlhely known as hotel proprietor, being
owner or the old Revere house and for
many years landlord of the American
house Of which he was lont owner from
lSdo until few days ago. when the pro
pery was sold.
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PAN TON.

Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Merrill left on
Monday for Canada, whcrc thJy will
spend the greater Part Of the summer
n daughter was born To IN. and Mrs
BENJAMIN FISK March "A social will nc
hcld at the Methodist Church ON W,dncs-
lay evening, March p. a programme con-
sistinS of music and rcctatlons will hc
rendered and refreshments of sand
Wichcs, cake and coffee viii be served
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

Washington. March 1s.-'rhe Senate has
confirmed the nomination of the members
oi the court of private land claims who
were renominated and also the following
nominations:
assistant treasurer of the United states
AT New York Hamilton Fish, New York.
'!hartermas ster-General with rank Of
prlSadi"r-gcnoral for period Of four
years, Col. Charles +. Humphrey.
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LIQUOR RAID IN RUTLAND

Rutland, March 1S.-The first liquor raid
in Rutland under the new law occurred
Tonight when the police found a bottle
of whiskey in IA tub of clothes soaking
in blue water, and three jugs of whiskey
bohlnd the closet door at the home of
MarcclluS Stratton in the heart of the
city. Stratton was jailed and will be tried
Tomorrow
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FIVE BOYS DROWNED.

Joplin. Mo, March iS-News of the
tragic death of five boys was received
hero to-day from Chant, !. T. The hoys
N.rr nlaNine ON raft which oapsized,
Tho dead. Raymond Crocoroft, Ralph
axes, Chas. oakes, Peter Berry, Luther
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MIDDl.EBURY.

| Burt Taylor left Sunday night for
Annapolis, where he will enter the Naval
academy, to which he had an ap-
pointmcnt.
Capt. Frank Chester has returned to his
home in Hartford, Conn. after spending
d few days with his brother, Col. Walter
Chester.
Monday, market day, eggs brought l6
cents and butter -.
Miss Cn.oe Durritt went to Hartford
and New York Tuesday for month i
visit.
Miss Jennie Mcneil has returned to her
home in Colchester after a weeks visit
with her sister, Miss Grace Mcneil.
Word has been received Of the death i'm
New York Saturday Of Lena \. Thciriot,
Il former popular resident here and wife
OF Albert Theiriot.
Edward Walker who has been in the
cInploye of NJ. II. Burt has resigned his
position and has gone To Moriah n, y.
Tor rev days visit with his parents
lr. l." II. Mclcn is in Burlincton at
tending the annual State dental meeting
Inc Junior class of the college have
secured DorinG's band Of Troy. n. y. to
furnish music for their exhibition and
dance,
missionary tea was held in the yos-
try of the CONGREGATIONAL Church Tues
Gay afternoon and was largely attended
Miss Jessie Wainwright has returned
from several weeks visit with relatives
in York Pa. and Albany, ~ Y.
Word has been received here from Bel
lows Falls that Darwin Rider formerly
Of this town, who was severely hurt bv
an elevator several weeks ago, is RAPIDLY
recovering.
~ the last meeting OF the Fortnishtlv
club, which was held with Mrs. u. G.
Noble, the following committee was an
pointed for the coming year: Mrs. John
90 a nd Mrc
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MONK TON.

Adolf Ratacks las bought tho late Horny
Bd ld%n's farm joining his which makes
MN about hF aclcs Of land. Mr.. Ratacks
has gone to Franklin, Illinois. for a car
lOnl Of nlllns
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Levi Abel is on the sick list
MISS Lila Hubbard was nome over sun
uaN.-Ailss Mary Briggs was in Montpc-
Her and Barre last wcek-Mss Mvrtie
TART spent sunday at her homo ia Ham
cork'-Mr'. a. II. Ford is very sick. 80
Ih'ro Mas snCill dance N Gr,rl., hail
NJ nlfuN. Aitrgil h,II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-19
NORTH FERRISBURGH

NJ. +. Alien has returned from his trin
to NdshinGton ID. t-Mrs NJ. f. Allen
mas returned from North Adams, whore
Hho ,it., mas been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
William Newton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-19

Frank Ford arc on the sick list. t.--Iiarry
Washburn has rented the house now occu-
pied by o. ID. Swinton and will take pos
session Aprll f.