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SHElBURNE.

H. " Goodsell, who has been very sick
with congestion of the lungs is some
better. Or. Falby is in attendance,
The seectmen have appointed the fol
lowing license commissioners: DIR. W. II.
Ranks for two years. Capt II. w. Blod-
gett for four years and Il. ii. Eddy for
siN years,
Mrs Whitlock of New York is visiting
her sister. Mis-. Jane Macomber.
The annual church review and roll ca II
for the members and friends of the
Methodist Church will be held Wcdnes-
day, March IS, afternoon and evening.
The afternoon proGrammc will be a sum
mary of the years work by the different
organizations Of the church 4
banquet will be served at $50
The evening programme will be COM
menced by the humorous selection Good
Bye" by Miss Edna Ray and Sophia Rob
erts. The following is the programme of
toasts The Olden Times" William Nc
Mel; THE Official Board" Henry w.
Tracy; THE Choir" Embree White;
The Masons," Alan Blodgett, The
Woodmen," A. J. Percell; Politics" Da-
vd &. Smith; music "Shelburne Nester-
day." w. Il. Miller; "shelburne To-day"
Dr. +. r. Stoddard; "Shclhurne To-mor-
row." Mrs. Fred Roberts; "A Sailors
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Inc wheel which drives the machinery
at tile Frary Novelty companv's shop
broke down Thursday and Il part of it
fell into the wheel pit. The entire wheel
weighs about a ton and the part which
fell weighed about 5p0 pounds and is about
eight feet under water and will nave to
be raised by graphing. Men are at work
and repairs will hc made as soon as pos
sib.e. The shop will be shut down for a
few days.
Henry Roleau. who is employed as car
penter by the G. V. r. r. company. re
turned from White River Junction Sat
urday He is suffering with an injured
ankle caused by being caught by timber
which was being unoadcd from a freight
car He is able to be about with crutches.
Postmaster w. B, Nichols is able to
he out after having been confined to the
house for several days with a severe at
tack of rheumatism.
The Whitcomb & Hartweil CO., COM
posed of !. Il. Whitcomb and J. c. Hart
well. who have occupied a store in the
BroWnell block as meat market and
grocery store, have sold their stock to
Baker Bros, of Burlington. who take
possession this morning. The store was
closed last evening for inventory.
Teachers examinations conducted by
County Examiner J. f. Allen were held
i'm the Vcstry Of the congregational
Church Yesterday and will continue to-
day. Thirty teachers were present yes
terday
A Shamrock party will be given in
Foresters hall st. Patricks night, under
the auspices of Champlain Court, Cath
Ollie order of Foresters,
j. ]. Palmer, who had a toe amputated
a little over two weeks ago because of
sangrene resulting from trying TO cure =
corn, was down street yesterday for the
first time since the operation
A surprise party was given to Richard
NJ. Story Monday evening in honor of
the 18th anniversary of his birthday
Thirty-four of his best friends We're in
vited but owing to the muddy roads all
We're not present. Those who did attend
passed very pleasant evening in playing
games, Refreshments were served and
toward the latter part Of the evening
Richard was presented with fne gold
watch fob from his friends.
G. r. Wiley sold a fine two year-old
horse to James Farrell OF Cambridge
Junction Yesterday; consideration $3a
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Lavoic Tuesday.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The new board of selectmen have quail
fed and taken the oath of office and are
ready for business. The personnel of the
board is entirely changed from last year
although all members of 1t have been
public officials in one capacity or another,
One of the first duties of the new board
will be to appoint a board of license com
missioners. There are several candidates
for positions on the board. There will
probably be no special meeting of the
town called to decide the question OF
the kind of license to be granted as the
expense would be considerable and the
matter can be settled by the license
board. John b. Lavalley of the Bruns-
wick hotel will ask for a hotel license al
though it is said there will be other ap-
piicants for license of this grade besides
an avalanche for the kind granting the
sale OF matted liquors.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Catlin were
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on Friday afternoon and evening to the
large circle of relatives and friends of
their son Samuel and bride. formerly Miss
Mary j. MacMurtry of Weybridge. Choice
refreshments were served.-Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis f. Sampson left on Friday for
Hartford. Conn, where they are to visit
their son Arthur. They will also visit
friends in Housatonic before their return.
&C. j.. Bell of Walden. grand master of
the state grange. visited the local organ
ization on Thursday evening. 1t now
has a membership of 5S members with the
names of 20 new applcants.-Mr. and
Mrs. Silas Hoyt OF Shelburne are located
at the home formerly owned by tho Tur-
lt,Tr
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Street car conductors In Switzerland
are paid So cents n day for Il hours,
Liverpool is the latest recipient Of a
present of two royal swans from King
Edward
ct the a.. no emigrants from Ireland last
year n very large number spoke the an
cicnt Irish language
England does sIC7l. .377 .o00 worth Of bust
ness with itr colonies. which cost about
81 000, 30 n year,
When completed, Liverpool Museum
will. Sir w. Il, Forwood says, be second
only to the British Museum.
In London last year the number of hus
bands who advertised disclaimirS credit
obtained by their wives was 37S.
municipal trading" at Liverpool in
the matter Of electric tramways last year
provided t25,l65 in aid of the rates.
Que in every 81 Londcners is receiving
pauper relief, In the country districts of
IA in A. a ICClnlCQl of
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ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDl.EBuRY.

4 quiet wedding took place on Thurs.
day afternoon at O'Clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Reese just NORTH
of the village. when their daughter Emil!
was united in marriage to Walter p Hunt
of New Haven. The house was very
tastefully decorated with potted plants
for the occasion. The bride was dressed
In blue travelling suit and the maid OF
honor, Bertha Reese, sister of the
bride. was gowned in suit of light tan
George Hunt Of Rutland, a brother of the
groom, was best man, Mrs. +. b. Smith
presided at the organ and played the
wedding march. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Thomas Simms OF
this village. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt received
large number of costly and useful pres
ents. Among those from out of town
were w. S. Mcneil George Hunt Of Rut-
land, Leigh Hunt Of Proctor. Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. G. Hunt. Miss Hunt, Mrs. War
ner Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. NJ. Cowies OF
New Haven. Mrs. r. w. McCuen of Yer.
gcnncs, Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Smith
Mrs. w. II. Mcneil Miss katherine
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt left on the
mail train north for a short honeymoon
On their return they will reside in New
Haven.
Henry Mcmahon of Boston. Mass, rep
resenting the International Typographical
Union was in town Saturday making
preparations to organize a branch OF
the order in this town in the near future
Miss Morey of Colorado Springs Colo.
RADIO. arrived in town Saturday morning
having been called here by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs Peter Counter
Nj. w. Terry and daughter of Orient
Long Island, are the guests of Mr. and
MIS-. John Spencer of Seymour street
G. Pancs has sold his fruit store bust.
ness to Jco Calvi of Barre and Calvi hae
taken possession. Mr. and Mrs panesi
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vERGENN MES.

Miss Fairbanks, trained nurse from
Burlington. is caring for Mrs. Daniel
Tappan. who is very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Ruscoe. who
have for the past two weeks been visiting
Mrs, Frank Hodgson, sister Of Mr.. Rus
GOES, and other relatives in town, left
for their home in Holyoke, Mass, Friday.
Andrew Ross OF Vergennes until re.
Gently cashier Of the National bank OF
Vergonnes. underwent a serious but very
successful operation at the Vermont Sani-
tarium in Burlington Friday by DR.. j. b.
Wheeler assisted by Drs w. r. Prime of
that city and George f. r.. Willard OF
Nergennes Mr. Ross is resting very
comfortably and his doctors look for his
speedy and complete recovery.
The annual business meeting of the
Missionary society of the Baptist Church
was held at the home of Mrs. j, G.
!Iindes and officers elected tor the coming
year as follows: Mrs. j. G. Hindes, presl-
dent: Mrs. J. J. Barnard. first vice-presi-
dent; Miss Maudc story, secretary
and treasurer. The reports showed the
oociety to be in flourishing condition
Mrs Daniel Tappan died at her home
IN this city Friday night from dysentery
IN the 69th year of her age. She Is sur
viVed ny "A husband, a daughter, Miss
Mary Tappan of Burlington, three broth
ers, George and William Leonard OF
Hinesburgh. and John Leonard. who lives
in the State of Virginia. and one sister
Miss Louisa Leonard Of Cleveland, Ohio
The funeral services will be held at the
house this afternoon at leo. the Rev. II
A. Wood pastor Of the Methodist Churc h.
OF which the deceased was a member Of
fciating.
Marcus W. Terry and daughter Edith
Of Orient Point. l.. l.. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer w. Hawley OF Pantor
and Miss Luna j. Spencer OF this city.
Moses Lee is having the house on Green
street that he recently purchased of Mrs
Kate Fisher. thoroughly repaired. Frank
Perkins is doing the work.
The past few days of warm weather
assisted by the heavy rain of Saturday
aud Sunday, broke up the ice in the river
about the falls and it went out Monday
forenoon.
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NEW HAVEN,

W. NJ. Stowe cut his foot quite severely
while choppinC Wcdnesday.--Mrs Agnes
Williams Of Bridport is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict.-Miss Alice
Wilson visited friends in Bristol last week
Arthur G.. Hinmar ofWest Rutland
was home over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
Moses Garrow of Ncrgenncs were recent
guests of Mr.. Garrow's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. William Garrow.-Mrs j. w. Partch
of Iron Hill. F. c.. is visiting Mrs. w. r..
fIathorne.-Mss Daisy Potter is visiting
friends in Benson.-E. S. Rowlcy OF Shell
burne is visiting his son. +. +. Rowley.-
Miss Daisy Swenor has gone to Burling-
ton to work.-Miss Ettie A. Thompson
is i'll.
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PAN TON.

The Ladies' Aid society was entertained
by Mrs. Charles Spaulding last Thurs
day.-Several young people from this
place attended the teachers examination
at Ncrgennes last week-Atiss Anna Cor
don of MONTPELIER is visiting friends in
town.-NIrs. Alba Merrill and three chill
dren of Burlington arc guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Whitc.-'rhe house and land
at the corner. owned by the late John
Ecssette. were sold at auction on Sat
urday, the purchaser being Mr.. Stone Of
Ferrisburgh and the price paid $3.50.
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RlCHVlLLE.

Miss Laura Bascom from the east side
visited her many friends here last week,
Mrs. Lottie Atwood is still confined to
the house. She has rented her farm to
Antoine Dufing. Mrs. Demo is very sick
with pneumonia.--Mr and Mrs. Church
have returned from their wedding trip.
Judge Brookins. Fred Broohins and DR..
Townsend attended the funeral of Dr..
Vincent Sunday.-Dr. Martin of West
Cornwall was in town last Monday
Frank Ralston has moved to the But
tolnh place
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WHIT ING.

basket sociable will be held at town
nail on Tuesday next for the benefit Of
the Ladies Aid of the Congregatio tional
society. One feature of the entertainment
TO be given, will be a grab bag. Refresh
mcntS will be served and II general in
vitation Is given to all--'rhc Rev. Mr.
Dawson will hold service in the Baptist
church in the afternoon of next Sun
day.-MrS. Nancy Cook of Shoreham,
visited Mrs. Adclia Pond last week.
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Eta Kennedy has gone to Rox-
bury to work for Mrs. y. u. Rice.-Mr,
and Mrs. Herman Boutell We're at the
Central House over Sunday.-A. w. Cove
of Egrhester was in town Friday.-N. d,
Rice was in town Friday on business
Several couples from here attended a
lance ut Hancock given by Miss Flor
cnce Kendall. a good time was reported,
Harlow and Dave Abel were at home
Snday.-Farle Bean was in town Sunday.
- Lucus Brooks has moved to East RoX-
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SHOREHAM.

The Rev. and Mrs. Carlson attended
the Jewett reception in Cornwall Friday
evening.-C. n. North is suffering from
severe cold-Mrs. f.. n. Farnham and
Margaret of sudbury are at III. w. Jones.
Charles Moore returned from Troy
n. Y. Saturday.--Dr. Howard attended
Dr. Nincent's funeral Sunday.L. n. Tot
tineham was in Orwell Monday.-Denis
Leonard of Orwell was in town Monday.
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WEST BRIDPORT.

William Dukott is ill-Goorge Raino is
moving to the Phelps Smith farm.
Charles Patten is moving to Wcstport
Charles Douglass has moved TO the
Bennett house at the village.-A surprise
party was given Miss Neva Walker at
her home Wednesday evening by a num-
Der of her friends, a very pleasant time
was reported.--Alford Wemett has engag-
cd to work for .. S. Gibbs this season.
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SALISBURY,

There are about fifty cases Of measles
in town, some are very SiCk.-ArChle
Lamorder. who has been visiting friends
in Wat erbury. returned home SATURDAY.
Mrs, a. j. Wainwright is at Northheld.
Mass, caring for her mother who is
quite sick.--William Stone of Dandy is
visiting friends in town.--Mrs. Winnie
Farmer visited friends in Rutland the
first of the week.
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X. BURLINGTON. VI, THURSDAY, MARCH

ing the Wheeler house barns for the past
three years, has leased the American
house property and will take possession
April /. He will continue his business of
livery and boarding house stables.
Mrs. w. II. Crowell entertained the girls
of the Sunday school at her home Monday
evening.
The newly elected board of city officers
held their first meeting at the office of
f. w. Tuttlc. city clerk. Tuesday even
ing and appointed the following officers:
j. II. Harrington, treasurer; Il. G. Mid
dlobrook, collector of taxes; f. M. Moul-
ton. overscer of the poor: George Myatt.
q. ii. Gowctt. George Chison. r. Dillon,
w. II. Norton. Il. j. O'Brien, d. ID. Har-
ris. Joseph Danyou and G. +. Miller, spe-
cial police; Stephen Gates chief of police;
G. Il. Stcbbns. city bookkeepcr; Isaac
Bora, janitor OF city hall: DR.. G. L. B.
Willard. health officer; committee on park
and public buildings, X. w. McCuen and
DR.. j. c. 1Indes; on water, Jube Daniels
and j. w. Ryan: on highways. II. w. Nc
Cuen and G. l.. Stebbins: street lights,
Juble Daniels and =. Ryan; fire depart
ment. j. w. Ryan and Jubie Daniels; ac-
counts and printing, r. w. McCuen and
p. Ryan; police and Jail, c. f.. Stebbins
and =. Ryan; poor. Dr. j. G. Hindes and
j. w. Ryan; committee to dispose of liz
uor left in town agents hands. c. L. Steb-
bins and DR.. j. c. Hndes; city attorney,
+. W. Tuttle; chief engineer of fire de-
partment. a. B.Taber; first assistant. J..
NJ. Alden; second assistant, II. c. Miner;
liquor commissioners, S. w. IIindes, six
years; y. J. McCuen. four years; Lewis
Rondeau, two years. 1t was voted that
the treasurer receive s15 salary. ovorseer
of the poor $50, collector one and half
per cent and special police 70 cents per
hour for actual time employed. The water
committee were directed to Investigate the
matter of shavings in the creek and find
out If possible the source of the pollution
and take legal steps to have it stopped
The question of a water supply was dis
cussed at some length with the general
feeling that some action would he taken
at the next meeting in regard to the sup
ply for city use.
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posted was open from o'clock in the
morning until 8 o'clock in the afternoon
and the vote was taken strictly by the
check list of the town. The story that the
license ballots were thrown upon table
where any voter could get and deposit as
many yes or no votes as he chose was en-
tircly without foundation.
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NO MORE LIQUOR AT THE CAPITOL

Washington, March lo-Thc sale or in
toNicatinS liquors in the restaurant II
the House of Representatives was dis
continued yesterday Major Nc DoWcU
clerk Of the House, who is charged with
the care and custody of the House wing
of the capitol during the intervals be
tween sessions Of Congress, made An
order that the law forbdding tho sale
of liquors be rigidy and Immediately en-
forced.
The proprietor desired time in which
10 dispose of the stock of liquors ON hand.
but this was not allowed, The order WAS
imperative that liquors could no longer he
sold in any part of the capitol Not only
must the sale be discontinued. but the
officers insisted that all intoxicating Ii
uuors must be Immediately removed from
the building.
1t is highly probable tina. no effort will
be made i'm the future to revive the sale
OF liquors in the capitol.
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old home again.--Warren Kmgsland has
moved to his own place and Wilford Jen-
cite has taken possession of the Hurlbert
farm. vacated by Mr. Kingsland.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Tyler of Burlington are spend
ing few days at their old home.-The
sugar season opened last week with a
fair run.
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CORNWALL

Mrs Edith Searle) Hall Of Pennsyl-
vania is in town for n few weeks visit at
her fathers, f. ID. Scarles who in
in poor hcalth-Mr. and Mrs s. w. Jcweti
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VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
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 Waite
River Covered by Specia.
Correspondents.
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NEW RIFLES EXPECTED SOON
Vermont National Guard 10 Be Equip
ped with Krag- -Jorgensen

Montpelier, March 1l.-Adjt. Gen. w. II.
Gilmore. who has been in town for the
past few days stated to-day that he OK
poets to receive within "A very few DAYS
the Krag-Jorgensen rifles with which The
Vermont National Guard is to lc
equipped. 1t may be within a week that
they will come and it may be three weeks.
IT was expected a month ago that they
would be here before now but delay has
occurred through the over-reaching de-
mands of many of the States in the
matter. Many of them asked for allow
ance of arms much in excess Of what
they were entitled to from the number
of men enlisted. This has necessitated
Investigation and delay.
General Gilmore does not expect to
receive the new uniforms during the
present year.
CLAIMS VOTE WAS REGULAR.
Montpelier March 1.-THE story going
the rounds of the press that the vote for
license in East Montpelier was irregular
ana illegal as no votes for or against
license were received except between 2 and
O'Clock in the afternoon is not substan-
tiated by the officials of that town. Thc
boy in which the Hconse votes Wcrc do
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COM MISSIONER'S NOTICE.

To ID. J. Taylor John w. Crockett, John
Walters, IL. G. Anderson. Trustee, H. II. Palmer
and ------ Simms. ana ---- Mat
tingly, partners under the firm name and style
of Smns & MattinRly.
Please Take Notice. that hive fixed upon
the 18th day Of October, l00I IA the time, and
the law Office OF II. &. Anderson, Tazcwcl, Va,
as the place, for performing the duties required
OF by decree entered at ia, April Term 1903, of
the Circuit Court of Tazcwel County, in tho
chanccry cause therein pending In which j.
Howe Saycrs Administrator IL the complain
ant, and ID. J. Taylor and others are tho de-
fcndanis.
The duties required OF me 10y tho above do
cree are To report what real estate IL owned by
the defc ndnnt ID. J. Taylor; what lands have
been acncd by him upon which the Judgment
asserted in the bill IL a lien. together with the
dates of such alterations; all the liens against
such rcal estate and the character ana priorities
thereof. and any other matters deemed pcrtin-
ent by myself or required by any of the partie
10 this suit.
w. II. Aide ysOn, Commissioner.
Sept, IL, 1903. Chapman X Gillespie, p. a.
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For Justice OF the Peace.

To the voters OF Clear Fork Mngistrrial
District oil Taze ell County, Virginia.
hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of Justice o. the Peace for
the Clear Fork Magist-rial District and
solicit the votes end support of the peo-
pie of said District, election 10 he held
November 3rd, 1908. If elected, 1 will
as hereto fore discharge the dute s of
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than year ago the office OF Justice of
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For Cons stable.

To the voters OF Clear Fork District:
L hereby announce myself candi-
date for Constable for Clear Fork Dis
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the best Of my ability.
Very Respectfully,
j. M. ROMANS.
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To the voters or Tazewell County:
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Common wealth's Attorney for Taze-
we'll County. and cordially solicit the
support OF each and every voter of this
county.
III it should be your pleasure to elect me.
promise to faithfully perform the duties
OF said Office to the best of my ability.
Very Respectfully.
4. e. BOWEN.