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FAIRFAX.

Mrs. q. G. orion is down again with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Osborn Of Cldr-
cnccVilie l.. G., has returned to school. 49,
Miss Addio Evans. the Youngest daughter
Of G. $. Evans, died the 9Th of consump-
tiou-M J.. Shedl returned the 9th from
a 1Aprt visit down country.-Gcorge Ken
Versary of their marriage the 18th at their
home with about " Of their friends. They
were taken wholly by surprise but were
soon made acquainted of the fact that
they had been married % years, boun-
tifuf dinnor was served. Before leaving
the company left a silver tea Sct.-AIiss
Fannie Rood returned from Woodstock
the Ith,--t'rank Tfford spent New Years
week with his father. ". s. Ifford,-H. s
Eaton has sold his place to Homer Wood
and Mrs. Eaton will leave shortly for
Connecticut where he will reside in the
future.-W. II. Holhrook went to Rutland
the 9Th to attend the dairymen's meeting
Ada Currier of Burlington visited her
parents c. D. Currer, the 9th Miss
Pearl Hunt Of North Fairfax is caring
for Mrs. G. G. Ortone-Mrs. l. E. Hunt
started to go down cellar the 9th with a
lamp in her hand. Her foot caught in a
rus ana she fell to the foot of the stairs,
breaking the lamp Tho oil took fire and
but FOR the presence Of mind of Mrs Hunt
in putting rug over the blaze a serious
fire YVES avoided. Mrs. Hunt was very
badly bruised but no bones were broken
S. T.. Cilloy ard wife, who have been
visiting in the Vest for two months, ar
rived At their home in iIunt\ lie, January
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THE BURLINGTON FREE FREss THURSDAY. JANUARY H. 1903

Kendall, died January 6 in Cleveland, O.
Her body was brought here for burial
friddy.-flcnry Duso and Lena Benoit
were married at the Catholic Church by
the Rev l.. Desrochers Wednesday, Jan
uary The Young Peoples Missionary
society met Monday evening, January II,
with Mrs. j. W. Pomeroy. Subject. AZ
rlca.-The Home Mission Band and Moth
or Jewels met with Mrs, G. II. Abel Sat
urday lftcrnoon.--Thc Glover club met
Monday evening with Mrs. +. S. liutchin-
son. 1t was observed as gentlemen
night and refreshments were served. Tho
programme was as follows Roll-call Ny
Favorite Son; music Mrs. NJ. b. Yaw Of
Montreal; Glimpscs of our Country. the
Rows. Hunt, Jefferson and Beattie: Cur
rent events Mrs. J.. l.. Marsh and Mrs. H.
McFeetcrs.-Dr. Joseph Archambault has
gone to Burlington to resume his work as
instructor in the University of Vermont
Master Kenneth Aseltinc is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. J. w. Green. of Johnson
Master Ralph Yaw of Montreal is stop
PING with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ii. Yaw.-At the annual meeting Of
the Woman's auxiliary of st. Matthew $
Church the following officers were elect
ed: President. Mrs. A. n. Cramton; vice.
presidents, Mrs. j. o. kimball. Mrs. NJ. e.
Cramton; treasurer, Mrs. G. l.. Marsh
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Vincent attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Anderson Hart in
st. Adams Thursday of last weck.-Olin
Merrill and j. W. Pomeroy are still con-
ilncd to the house-F. w. Draper attend
ed the meeting of the Vermont Dairy
mons association in Rutland.-Dr. g.. NJ.
Barnes who has been in Boston the past
two months. has returned TO his home.
Several from here attended the temper
ancc meeting in st. Adams Tuesday. the
13th.-rhe Rev. G. w. Hunt speaks We'd
nes'lay evening in Montgomery and
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WILLlSTON.

Fred Wellingcr wife and children will
return from st. George this week, where
they have spent nearly three months al
Mrs. Edward lshams.
MIR. and Mrs NJ. O. Goodrich wcr,
guests at his fathers last week on the
hat-Alrs. George IIing is on the sick list
Charles Westal and 1la IIidreth OF
Joncsvillc, Il. T.. Goodrich and the
Misses George and Lou Goodrich were
guests at Tyler Towers's this week -
Work has commenced on rebuilding the
store. -rrainmastcr Keefe and family
were recent guests of his brother. James
Kcefo. on tho flat. as were Mr.. Keefe s
sons. Charles and John.-Miss Brown is
visiting friends in Burlington this week. -
Mrs. Amos Waston is in poor health.J
There Will be an oyster supper at the
MethOdist Church EridaN ovenlng.
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GEORGIA.,

Mr. Spencer Boyden and his daughter
Lizzie went to Worcester, Mass. Wcdues-
day tn consult a noted specialist. 1t is
hoped by all that she may he benefited
Martin Preston is moving his family to
St. Adams. where he has a positon.-Thc
Literary club met at the Rev. g. ".
tlark's Tuesday evening. January t.
Clara Preston has gone to Franklin to
work.-Mr. ana Mrs y. +. Wood of Mil
ton lioro were at East Georgia the first Of
the weck.-A number from town attended
the poultry show at St. Adams.
Fred Bliss has been confined to the house
since before Christmas with a spiainod
inkle.-hntoine Shore has rented the farm
of Miss Sarah Goodwin for three wears
His son Herbert will carry on his farm
Miss Lizzie Boyden has gone to Wor-
ceStrr. Mass. to consult a specialist on
bone diseasee.-E'red Wood has returned
TO Michigan. The postoffcc at Georgia
Pain has been moved into the house of
Mr.. Gordon tcmpOrarilV
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closed isai.c net higher JAZZ, o 5Sp,5 sS2"S
cG 'S3 S Esb cIosed 55.s March clos
iSs,I&,ac, closed is,.c.' ''''' '''''' '"''
OATS Receipts 6i,5o bu; SPOT nrmcr:
so. ?, Sc No g., Wtc: No. 3 white l2i4c;
N". . white is..c; track mixed W western ester
lomina' track white i3ut5c, May closctl
fEED-Firm; spring bran sls.5oul 80;
100; city. $4,000 1850
I!AY-The market was firm to-day
SIN RlEng 93@1oc good to choice aScnslSe
Galveston 20 to % lbs lsc, California II TO-
20 I9s NC; Texas dry q to 30 lbs l4c.
Domestic fleece 26u32c.
HFEl'-Quiet; family sl5.O0d1700: mesa
Slo.GWll 20; beef hams So. 5pQr22. ": packet
Slt:ocHij.oo: city extra India mess s240Olp
400.
LaRr-Was. firm; western steamed,
sllm; compound S.5Oa7.7o
PORN-The market was steady to-day.
Family $500: short clear s9.5om2l.jo; mess
POrNrOES-Steady; Jerseys. sl.75a, 100;
state ard western. 81 5kd20o: Long Island,
.TALLOw- Was firm; city 12 per pcks,
'1s; r2nnt'y !pkssw free} mGN rooro,
Z xo s.t ssac' ,ph,,ln,die.rhia and Baltimore.
CO., dull; brokers, sl2s7's;
CoFtEE-spot Rio was quiet; No. { in
voice SIC; mild easy; Cordova iiUillc.
Cultures t Grcned sttsldy. Sales were 1850
luly s!!7oYt7i; sept $4So, Nov, $500 and
IS, srGARr Ray, vas steady; fir refining
Iesscs sugar si1d. reansi s,sS Sc stcid iy.
No. 6. H.2-: No. :. $500: No. s. s4.15; NO 2,
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AlBURGH SPRINGS.

At the annual meeting OF the CougreSa-
tional Church, Pardon jameson and Hiram
Manning were elected dcacons to I'LL the
vacancies which had been mlde.-On Mon
day morning Calvin Rell feIl on the leo
between the house and barn and broke
his hin Mr. Bell was living alone and
II was some time before he was seen by
one of tho nciGhbors and was carried into
his house. DIR, Allen of Swanton assist
ed Or. Rogers to set the bone--Nliss Edna
Bell of Worcester, Mass. has come home
10 stay with her father during his illness.
Mrs. A. II. Hanney of Enosburgh Falls
was in town this week.-James Gallagher
spent Sunday with his father. Joseph
Gallegher.-David Harvey has returned
from trip to Boston.
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in Rutland last week Mr.. Wright and
Mr.. Patrick attended the daif2men's meet
ing.-Clnrk Pierce, while trying 60 scal,l
y pig fell with a pail of hot water and
burned his face badly. Had it not been
for the rubber suit he was wearing he
would have been moro severely burned -
Mrs. George pease. mother Of Mrs.
Charles Cookie, died Monday, January
ii. ald the funeral will I've held Thursday
at > o'clock at the Methodist Church. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell and Mr..
and Mrs. Colurn Pierce attended the
funeral Of Mrs Guy Bushnell in Starks-
boro Tuesday.-Mrs Sidney Ray is very
poorly.-Mr and Mrs. T.. i. Andrews,
who have been in Nebraska several weeks,
are now spending a month in FlOrida.
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tkOSBURGH.

The Rev. c. H. Merrill. secretary Of the
Vermont Domestic Missionary society,
spoke in Memorial Church tho evening OF
tie 18th nSt.-MisS Auman, who has he m
doing cvangclistic work at Memorial
Church tn" past 10 days in a way highly
crcditabie TO herself and with good re-
suits began labor at East Berkshire the
nth. She will be remembered tendorlv by
all the people in this parish.-G. s. Fas-
sctt was in Burlington the 9th and 10Th
ON huSincss.--OliV"r Gilbert Of the u. v
NJ. is at DR.. William Stanford Steycns's
farm taking samples of milk from his
Avcfshire cows for the Aycrshire Breed
tfS ciation.-Hervcy Nichols, Car
roll Leach and Katie Chaffeo were home
from Brigham Academy over Sunday
Ernest Pcrl"N and Nyc Whitcomb expect
TO attend the dairy school in burlington.
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WESTFORD.

There will he a grand union rally in tie
town hall saturday evening, January Il.
with good speaking by Old and young. The
band Will play and other good music Will
he fmnished.-A large number of tho
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert f.. Hunt
ley gathered at their home on Monday
evening to celebrate the firth anniversary
of their marriage.-Miss Grace Allen re-
turned to johnson Monday.-rhe W. G. T.
|. met with Mrs. l.. G. Hall Tuesday af-
ternoon.-Mr and Mrs. q. A. Rice spent
the anniversary of their marriage. Jan
uary To- with Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Parker
at Essex Junction.-L. G. Hall and II. W.
Rice have returned from Rutland where
they attended the meeting of the Vermont
DairNnens association.-The annual
meeting of the Congrega tional society
was held Saturday afternoon and officers
were elected as follows: Moderator. H.
w. Rice: clerk, A. G. Osgood; treasurer
john Allen, society committee, II. w.
Rice, a. Z. Osgood, l.. &. Hall
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SWAN TON.

Although the act of The Ieeislature
changing tie boundaries of the Union
school district took effect from its possa ce
it has been decided by the prudential COM
mittee i'm consultation with the school di-
rectnrs of the town. that il is better ia
continue as heretofore until th4 Close
of the wear. that is. until tho next annual
school meeting and finishing the
schools thc first of Anril. The to1chere
po.nr hired hv IN. town on tho Wast
side of the river. and no provision having
vet been made for schooling tha childreI,
left out of Union district on the cast side
an agreement has been made between tine
prudnn,ial con,n,itttec of The I'nio,, dix
trict and the town school directors which
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RlGHGAIE CENT RE.

Mrs. Charles f.. Skeels and son Hiram
of Milton, have been visiting in town
for several days past.--Maria Deal. wife
OF Ralph Deal of Walpole. n. H.. died
at her home January Z, after long ILL
ness. Her remains were brought here
January 10 for burial in the family lot
in the Episcopal CONVERSATIONAL from
bly,, infant son of j. NJ. and Lena from
bly,. died January 10. after a short Ill
ness with observation-disclosures A. Butler
has resumed his duties as station agent
at this place. and Mr.. Hoyt. who has been
in charge of the station during the ILL
ness of Mr.. Butler has returned to his
home in DanVile.-In j. Sanderson has
returned from West Newton. where he has
been for the past two weeks on business
connected with his creamery.-B. +. Nye
who was seriously injured recently while
ut work in the woods on his farm. has
far improved rs to he about the house.
L. O. Sturtevant, district deputy, assisted
by L. +. Adams, grand treasurer OF the
/. q: o. +. Of Vermont, was in town
January Is. ana installed the following
officers of Iiighgatc Lodge, No. g.. for
the ensuing year: W. r. Cousins, y. c.;
C. T.. Fisher, Y. g.; George l.. Stimets,
secretary; l.. f.. iiorriCk, treasurer: w, II.
Stimets, X :. to y. c.; D. V. Sunder-
$. S; f. r. Moore. J.. S. $; c. l.. Her
rick. inside guardian; r. L. Stinehour.
outside guardian: a. A. Bates, conduc-
tor; r. d Mcclure. haplain.-Miss En-
ma Stimets, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in Franklin and Pigeon
Hin, !. O., has returned TO her home
Mrs +. L. Sunderland, who has been
quite i'll with the prevailing distemper,
is very much improved.-J. +. Brittcll.
who has Travelled through this section for
2 number of years for the Edgar A.
Newell CO.. of Ogdensburg, y. Y, has
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JERICHO CENTRE,

party of friends and ncichhors gath
cred ut the home Of Mr. and Mrs. 5. NJ.
packard on Tuesday evening to give them
= house warming in their newly repaired
hourc.-Mrs, +. G. Brown has icen o,i;te
SICK for the past week or so, with slow
lever Mrs. Barney. a trained nurse from
burlington, has arrived to care for her
MisF Mabel Beers. who has been on the
sick list for some time, is somewhat i'm
proved Mrs. Or. Hopkins went to New
YORK city last week to visit her brothers
y icW days.-Miss Lorraine Ransom is sick
with the humps
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ESSEX COUNTY
GUIlDHAll.

The Rev. and Mrs. w. IT, r. Moe OF
CRANKY passed Tuesday night with friends
in town.-Mrs. Emcline S. Keith. who has
been cripple from rheumatism for
years. is able To sit up several hours day
now having improved considerably of
late. The Rev. Charles T.. Flint. pastor
OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church. has
II monograph which he uses in Sunday
evening scrviCes.-An old fashioned do
nation was held at the parsonage Friday
evening of last week.-A son was born to
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Lowrey OF Northum-
berland, y. H., January THE annual
meeting of the Ladies Benevolent society
of the Congregational Church was held
with Mrs. Guy G. Hayes Friday after
nCon.-MrS. J. A. Knight IS president of
the Christian EndeaVor society for the Ell.
suing quarter.
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SHElBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orange a. Baldwin have
invited all their friends to their home
Friday evening, January 16 for a social
evening Teams will be ut Tracy & Van
Nlicts store at Z y. m, to carry all who
wish to so.
The Rev. u. w. Dayton will lecture in
the Methodist Church Friday evening.
January o. Subject. love, Courtshp
and Marriage"
The date Of the organization of the
Champlain Chapter. No. ~. Q. Il. S.. will
he on Thursday, January - at p. m.
in Masonic hall.
George Bacon has bought william
Scnecafs small house and will move there
about April l.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. II. C. Petty and children have re-
turned to their home in Champlain.-
Mrs. John Gravcllc or Verrennes spent
Sunday Mt A. f.. Nay's.-Mr and Mrs.
F.. 5. McNall attended tho poultry show
in st Adams last week-An oyster
supper was gwen at the home of Melvin
McNall Thursday for the benefit of The
Willing Wori<crs.-rhc Kings Daughters
are planning for a valentine social to be-
held at +. T. Wilson's. February 13-
Mrs. Josephine Brownell is quite 'seri-
ously ill.-Mrs. j. r. Buzzell is ILL
William Newton attended the meeting
of the state Dairymen's association at
Rutland last week.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Jan. H.
The leading futures closed as follows:
1MHt,AT-No. > May 757sa77c; July 1914
CORNING. Ian. 47a,c; May 44@4ia.c;
July t3isc: Sept. 3hc
OATs-No. Jan, 3iisc; May 35isc; July
MESS PORK-Fer Overwhelmingly.
Sl135: May 1888; July S1Gl0.
1.ARD-Vcr 100 lbs)-Jan., sos; May
&,t.iA: July S935
SHORT RIBS-fPer 100 lbs)-January
$SW. MAY $50; July $500
Cash quotations.:
W!iFAT-No . spring 7i67Gi.c: No. g..
' coR%;- \" RED red 72S e. ;o,ou .-
oMrS-No. ., S4isc; No. 3 white 3403jnc
RYEcNo. ?, 4sc.
FARLEY Good feeding 42di5c: fair to
choice mating 47I6c.
,flANSEED-No. !. Bis; northwestern
No. l. sl2t
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime. sS5.
MESS PORk-CPer bbD-$1S.20
I.AED-Per 100 lbsD-$9S7i5
SHORT RlBS-SideS Qoose)-sS Sliod
S.92%.
,sIiorLDERs-Dry. sailed (boxcd)-
SIDES Short cloar (boxed)-ss ooa9.12ia.
WHlSK EY-N}asis Of hghwines)-sl 80.
On the produce exchange to-day butter
was quiet and easy, croameries 16U ~ -:
dailioS l1p2Jc; eggs steady 26i 90; cheese
duh and steady 136lic.
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COM M ERClA
New York Proiuc, Marxs5

New York, Jan H.
market was more active and firmer
Winter patents sSG9a3,9O; winter straights
s2,ion3j5: Minnesota patents $4,000 10:
s325H3f 70; winter low grades $265m2s5.
II " tIhuR-The market was steady
to's.nre 60 good s&lo43io, choice to fancy
,.WilEAT--Receints 1879 ,oDn bu: spot firm;
s ~ r.1 Sic elevator; 40. 2 Malc 10 b.,
snH"'i 80. ] northern Duluth sliac 10 10.
'ipuoi# closed HW 70 net hlghcr; March
Iii3ISe4 Sir; Nay so l3-l6Nsll6c closed Sic;
CDRN- Rcccipis % N10 bu; SPOT firm. No
:, 5S'ec elevator and jSc Go.b. anoat; 30 :
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OAKLAND.

Mrs. G. Chamberlain of Canada IS
keeping house for the Curtis Bros. for the
coming ycar.--Mr. and Mrs. Ira IIibbard
returned home from Boston Saturday.
Ms. j. r. Curtis. who has been at South
Fairfax caring for her sister. Mrs c.
Orton. returned home Monday.-1here is
to be an oyster supper at ID. d. Judd's for
the benefit of the Methodist Church Fri
(ldv. .IantiurV
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SHELDON.

The mon Of the Congregational Church
gave Il supper at the house of \. l.. Gal
lup Friday evening, January o. All the
cooking was done by mon. 1t was served
on the European plan By ohliGng young
gentlemen waiters.-The profit for the
church was Sl7.-Thomas Bros, orchestra
furnished music Tor two dances this week
Wednesday evening at Fairfield and Fri
day night at Enosburgh Falls, January IL.
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ISLE LA NOTE,

Mrs. Mills has returned 10 Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hill. while driving
from Isle La Motto last week on the ice.
got into ono OF the air holes near the
Eddy place on the vcSt shore of .Alburgh.
%. J. and NJ. :. Thomas have gone -
F'lleuhurgh.-M. :. Thomas has COM
nletod the work on o. o. Bells house at
Nlhureh rcadN for Mastering.
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li!CHFORD.

Friday evening. this week, tho old fash
toned ball will be given with Parker's
orchestra from s.. Adams Richford
Lodge of odd Fellows have elected the
following officers: +. w. Flint, y. O.;
VI. t.. Mandigo, " G.. Z. a. CunEor, soc
Rotary: d. NJ. Jones, Per. s. II. o. Holt,
trca surer These with tho appointed Of
iccrS were duly installed Wednesday
c"Cuine by T.. o. SturteVant, ID. ID. q. NJ,
assisted by F.. Il. Morton, q. W.-Sunday
the nth. was u gala day with heavy
southeast wind and snow, which turned
70 n blizzard by Monday morning and the
day was such that hardly any teaming ON
the roads was done.-There have been Il
few cases of scarlet fever in the village
and now at East Richford and vicinity 1T
le almost an opidemC.-A series of revival
services will hc held in the Advent Christ
ian Church beginning Tuesday. Jan 20
and continuing to February s. The singing
evangelist, William 4. Clark, of Pitts
fold, Mass, will assist the Rev. Mrs Nc
Einstry.-At the annual meeting of the
Rchford Foundry company, Jan. ii, a
scmi-aunual dividend was voted and paid.
W, $. Foster was reelected treasurer and
H. II. Thomas, secretary. The directors
elected are W. 5. Foster, II, &. Aver, II.
H. Thomas. W. b. Locklin and $. Ralph
Carponter. Jones of Hartford,
Conn, is visiting his daughter here Mrs.
Don Richards. who is recovering from
her sickncss.-Otis j. Gross has removed
with his family to Montpelier where he
has emploYmcnt.-Fhe next entertainment
In the Richford lecture course, will be
given Tuesday evening. Jan. 20 in Bank
hall, BY the Wesleyan Male Quartette
ana " iliam T. Houston impersonator and
imitator.-Mrs. Clara G. Hopkins OF Mis-
souri, is to deliver an address in Bank nall
Thursday evening, Jan. %, under the aus
picos Of the w. &. r. Us, ". Danforth
A lh,, ,ls,n
as intended, being confined TO his room at
the American House. quite il.-rhe mail
train from Montreal Tuesday evening was
late on account of an engine off the track
Gear Aborcoru. The express from Boston,
due here at s35 remained here until after
o'clock when n transfer was made and
the passengers were taken to Montreal
Ann the mail delivered here
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. +. ID. lsham and child. who have
been spending several days with her par
cnts, Mr.and Mrs, Andrew Curry in Hines
burgh, have returned home. Mr.. Isham
IS expected home some time this week
from business trip OF several weeks in
the Western States The W. X. c. of
iiincsburgh VIII have a poverty sociable
in their hall Friday evening, the 10Th.
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WHEN PATIENCE CEASED TO EE .
VIRTUE.

~ deal IN secondhand pianos" he.
gan the mao at the door. lard !
thought"
you can't sell one here" interrupted
the woman, My daughter has piano
already
That's Just it, the people next door
told mo you had ono, but there was no
one i'm the house WHO know how to Hay
II, ! thought might buy it."--Philadc.
l,hi1 DrcGe
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has been visiting in st. Adams for the
past few days.-Mrs. A. Smith passed
away last Monday morning after a long
Illness of cancer OF the stomach The
funeral services were held Wednesday at
tho Union Church and the burial was at
Berkshire Center.-Mrs. Livina Cornell Of
Newport. who has been visiting friends
in town for the past week, returned to
her home Sunday.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The Rev. NJ. o. Smith is visiting at his
home in Montreal this wcok.-Nan Skin
nor of Boston is home for few weeks
George f. Wright has recently moved
into his house which S b. Morey has oc-
cupied the past year--AIrs. Ernest La
Rock. who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever. is improving.-Jo Leach is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Maurice Fadden,--
Miss Annie Archambaut is in Cambridge,
where she is learning the miliner's trade.
William Farrell Of st. Adams is visit ing
his mother, Mrs. NJ J. Farell.-Thc
church relief society are hard at work
preparing for their sale and entertain
mCIt, which is to come off next month,
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NORTH HERO.

The annual donation ana oyster supper
will occur on Tuesday evening, January
%.
Wyatt W. IIazen returned to Water
bury Monday. where lie will resume his
duties in the state hospital.-Miss Jane
Little of Clarenoeville, Que. is visiting
trends in town.--Cards are out announce
Ing the marriage of Mrs. Lille Parks
Hazen to Loren Wedeeworth of Alburgh
at the residence of the bride the l5th-fhe
ia rnilN Il John Rlnlr POINT of 4 IL Ton
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-15

sister in JcrichO.--J. T.. league is gaining.
Mrs. Hiram Story Of Nebraska is visit
inS her daughter. Mrs. T.. Bailey Rugy.-
Mrs. a Il. Kinney is reported more COM
tOrta ble.--Gcorgc Woodworth and bride
have gone to keeping house at Sanderson
corners.-Wayne Warren went to John
son SATURDAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-15
MILTON BORO.

There was a collision recently between
the teams of Horace Blake and Isaac MIN
lock. Blake was thrown out and his
wagon wrecked.--E. Lane of Burlington
arrived at Il f.. Millss Monday night 10
auperintcnd getting out telephone poles.