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the mis- fortune to have rib cracked by
horse belonging to William Powers.
The two teams met and Mr.. Powers 8
horse became unmanageable and jumped
into Mr.. Swinington's wagon breaking his
rib and brusng him considerably.
+. H. Walker returned yesterday to
Scranton, Pa. Mrs Walker will remain
in town for some time.
Mrs. O. c. Baker returned from jay, N.
y, yesterday having been called there by
the death of her mother.
Miss Bessie Bacon of the New Eng
land telephone Office is taking a two
weeks vacation at her home in LeiceS-
ter and with relatives in Burlington.
Fred Barnard of Crown Point, y. Y,
is spending a few days with his parents
north of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Barker of Boston,
Mass, are visiting friends in town,
IL. w. Prindle, who has been i'll for
the past month is much improved.
H. T.. Cook returned Tuesday from
South Africa, where he has been for the
past four months with cargo of sheep.
Arthur June left yesterday for Saranac
Lake, where he has employment.
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PLEASANT VALLEY,

Fred Corbott was in Waterbury on
business Wcdnc sday.--lI omcr Page has
sold his land To Merritt Ellsworth; consid
Grafton $30o,-principal r. a. Gilmore of
Cambridge visited at Fred Putnams re-
Gently. The l.. H. G. met with Mrs. Fred
Putnam Thursday about 40 being present
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Thomas Rose. May 21.--Earl Prior has
sold his brown horses to w. W. Smith
and he purchased another pair Saturday
of Mr. Brown of Burlineton-Nlrs. Mary
Griffith and son of DuXbury spent Sun
day at a. O. Westman' s.-Mrs, Eta Day
is at homo for a few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Tobin visited in Cloverdae the
first of the weck.-Mr. and Mrs. W. A..
Laramay spent Sunday in Fairfax.-Mss
Flussio Robinson, who has been stopping
at Earl priors has returned to Barre.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER

The petition for a new trial in the case
of Royal Flanders VS.. Perrin Bancroft
was dismissed by Judge Stafford Thurs
day in Washington county court The
chancery case of liowes VS.. DeaVitt was
entered settled and discontinued. The
divorce case OF Calvin c. Pratt VS.. Ellen
o. Pratt from Montpelier and the con-
tested divorce case of Jennie Nj. Baird
VS.. Thomas T.. Baird from Northheld,
We're also heard
The stockholders of the Consolidated
Lighting company held their annual
meeting Thursday afternoon and elected
c. l.. Pitkin, A. j, smiley, IT, NJ Cutler,
r.. T. Coleman and George Atkins, direc-
tors. These directors elected c. t. Pit
kin president; \. }, Sibley, vice president,
and IL. Al. Cutler, clerk and treasurer.
The steam saw mill ON South hin IN
Waitsleld, owned by L. W. Eagan of
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. ]. NJ Sawyer is confined to the
house with rheumatism 1t is understood
that Miss Harriette Craig is soon to COM
mence work in the Opinion otiice.-Mrs,
George Jenkins has been very i'll with the
Grip.-Bert Doyle of Philadelphia, is
spending a vacation with his parents at
Hotel Low.-Mrs. Alkaline Blakely is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. G. Morse in
Salem, Mass.--Mrs. r. A. Gibbs OF St.
James, Mimi, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs H. b. Stevens.-Miss Winifred
Inland, who has been i'll with consump-
ton for several months, died Monday
morning, She leaves mother, one
brother and a sister. who have the SYM
pathy of large circle of friends. The
funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at
her late home the Rev. A. n. Webb Off
ciating.-Miss Eva Hunt is to attend the
musical festival at White River Junction
and will be the guest of Mrs. Sidney
Davis.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

George T.. Goode has closed the New
port House and opened the Memphrema.
Cog House for the summer.
The Rt. Rev. A. C. A. Hall of Burling-
ton, bishop of the Vermont Episcopal
diocese, made his annual visit to st.
Marks Church on Tuesday evening, May
II and administered the rite of coniirma-
ton to a class of eight candidates.
The annual business meeting of st.
Marks Church was held last week, when
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Church warden, DR. G.
j. Bogue; treasurer, j. r. kirkpatrick
secretary, w. A. Abbott; delegate to
diocesan convention to be held in Rutland
in June William Hight; alternate, Or.
Boguc.
MIR. and Mrs. Orrin Sias have returned
from California. where they have been
SnondlnE tho winter.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. Mary A. Spalding is quite sick
with heart troublc.-Alvan Mann has gone
to Middlehury to work for Joseph Bell
Mrs. Louisa Hall has returned from Flor
ida-Mr. and Mrs, John Worcester and
little Miss Marjorie of South Barre arc
visiting AZ II. p Worcester s.-Mrs For
rest Lihbey of Portland, Me, visited Mrs,
Lizzie Head last week, and they vita
little Miss Ruby took carriage trip To
Randolph. Rochester and Hancock Mr..
Myra rYler and Master George of White
river Junction are guests at NJ, f Bag
leys-Nrs. George NeazeY of Keene y.
"a. Is spending several weeks with hcr
parents Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Ferris. MIR.
and Mrs y II, Cady and Mrs Richard
Nichols and Mrs George Spaldng attend
ed the play in Mortified last Friday
night.
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DERBY.

Deacon and Mrs. Curtis Wiley sole
brat"d the 18th anniversary of their mar
liago Tuesday, May .. The condition of
Mrs. Nllley's health being such That she
could not see many friends. a few ladi' s
called to sec her in the afternoon with
riffs of fruit and flowers that absent
friends had sent them. They also pre-
serted them with q silver dollars as
token Of the respect and esteem IN which
they We're held in the community. Other
gifts and numerous letters Of conGratula-
tons were received by them during the
day - haTlcS T.. Woods, native OF Der
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY
MORRISVlllE

At the base ball game played Saturday
afternoon on the old fair grounds here be-
tween the st. Johnsbury Academy team
and Peoples Academy team, the score
stood 20 to 2 in favor of the st. Johnsbury
team.
The reception given Friday evening in
honor of the retiring pastor. +. H. Davis,
at the Congregational Church was Il very
enjoyable social event About one hundred
people were present and were cordially
received by Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Slayton
and the Rev +. l.. Davis. A musical pro-
Eramme was given consisting of vocal
solos toy Mrs. G.. NJ. Powers and Mrs. H.
C. Fisk and selections by the Congrega-
lional choir. composed of Mrs q. NJ. Pow
,rs. Mrs. T. q. Hill, Mcssrs. Fleetwood
and Camp a short organ recital was also
given by Miss Irish orsanist of that
church. Refreshments were served and p
people from the CONGREGATIONAL Church at
Hyde Park were present.
The Rev +. l.. Davis left Monday morn
iug for New Haven, Conn, where he
takes charge of a passionate in that city.
Mrs. w. $. Cheney and daughter, Miss
Winifrod. left yesterday morning for
peake's Island. Me. where they will re-
main during the summer
An effort is being made here to organize
a lodge Of Woodmen
School in the academy and graded school
here closes tonight for the week on ac-
rount of the teachers. all Of whom are
to attend the third annual meeting of
the Lamoille Educational association held
at Hardwck this week, Friday and Sat
urday.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the vestry of the Methodist Church here.
n parlor and ante-room are to be built
connecting with the Vcstry by folding
doors and with the auditorium by a large
door. new furnace will also be placed
in the church.
Miss Doris Wiley, a student at the
Peoples Academy, is confined to the house
with tonsilitiS
Mrs. f. T.. iIawloy and son Vernon are
spending few days visiting her parents
in JeffcrsonVile
Mrs. Azola Archamhault Of EnosburSh
Falls. who has passed the winter here
with her brother. returned to her home
this morning. She was accompanied by
her sister and neice.
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MORGAN.

John Wheeler Is moving to Holland
and William Judd is moving from Hol-
land to the Wilcox place lately bought.
C. l. Moore's store was broken into
Sunday night, May 3 and about $500 in
cash taken out Of the safe. 1t was dis
covered Monday forenoon that Fred Wet
more. an English fellow about % years
old, who has been about the store a good
deal. was missing. Telephones were used
and he was located. He had gone Island
Pond way and had hired teams to carry
him into New Hampshire. where he had
purchased a new suit of clothes and
showed plenty of money Mr.. Moore has
gone to New Hampshire and thought he
should go to Portland and Boston II he
did not get any further trace of Wetmore
in New Hampshire. He is a fellow of
medium height, smooth face, shoulders a
little STOPPING, does not look one fairly
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HYDE PARK

The r. c, a. base ball team played a
game with bakersfield Academy on the
school campus Saturday Afternoon, which
resulted in a victory for bakersfield, the
score standing 13 to 10.
The robes ordered by the Rebekahs
have arrived and the lodge is putting in
quite little work practicing, preparatory
to eXomplifying the degree at the Re
bckah assembly to he held at Enosburgh
the I'D.
New seats have been placed in the Mod
orn Woodmcn's hall.
Miss Hammond of Burlington visited
Miss Blond Seymour Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Noble is quite i'll.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

c. f. dXham. receiver for the defunct
Randolph Savings bank. states that of the
/, 500 bank books of the bank nj but 100
have been turned in and the money paid
on the same. The bank will be closed May
IL and those holding books should attend
to the matter Immediately.
There has been quite serious forest fires
ragin;; in the vicinity of Mud pond
IN Braintree since last Saturday. All day
sunday large force of men Were en-
gagged fighting fire The fire was started
by parties fishing in the pond who built
a fire on the banks of the pond. The fire
is now thought to be under control but
already quite lot of valuable timber
and wood has been destroyed and the
buildings of W. NJ. Terry narrowly es-
capped being burned
Thomas Connolly is circulating n petit
ton, and has already received the sigma
lures of number of the heaviest taXpay-
ers Of the town for new road from his
farm to the village. The proposed road
If it IS allowed will run as near north
and south from his house to the northwest
part of the village as the grade will al
low. If this is carried through there are
parties living in Braintrec that will try
to have u road connect with this at c. ~
Morse's house and run north as far as
c. T., Woodwards thus making a great
deal easier road for large number of
farmers in that vicinity.
Monroe j. Montgomery died Tuesday at
his home on Weston street after a sew
eral months illness with heart trouble
and other complications. Mr. Montgom-
cry was born in Braintree 50 years ago
and always lived in Braintree until IL
years ago when he moved to Randolph,
where he had made his home since. In
1861 he married Miss Mary Latham and to
them five children were born, George,
Nellie, Charles, Edwin and Lura, the
three latter survive him, George dying
when young man and Nellie in infancy
Mr.. Montgomery served in the Civil War
with Co. G., hth Vermont regiment. He
leaves besides a wife and three children,
! two brothers, Julius and Mason. Since
Mr.. Montgomery has lived in Randolph
he has gained many friends as he always
had a kind word for everybody and was
always willing to help anyone In trouble.
Ills sons, Charles and Edwin, members
/ Of the Boston police force, arrived here
yesterday and the funeral will be held
this afternoon at > o'clock.
! DIR. j. r. Clifford has rented the Seden
Holman house on South Main street for
a term of two years with option to buy
the same aud about the first of June he
will open a private sanitarium there.
The village trustees have appointed Ned
! c. Buck chief of police to succeed f..
! IL kctchum. whose term expired May ).
| NJ. C. Rowell drove herd of G5 cattle
| from Georgia to this place last week.
! He intends to turn the cattle into pas
lures around here for the summer and
ship them to market when they are fat.
While on tho journey here one steer was
lost out of the ranks and Mr.. Rowell has
not been able to find it as yet.
Capt. j. f.. Eldridge, who has been very
seriously i'll with erysipelas and compli-
cations for the past month is again in
very fair health and was seen on the
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house.-NIr. and Mrs. Il. NJ Thomas visit
ed her parents at Undcrhill Friday and
Saturday.--Mrs H. A. Jackson and daugh-
ter Cassie visited her daughter. Mrs.
Rolla Thomas at Johnson Saturday.
G.. N. Reymore of Jeffersonvillc Is driv-
ing the stage for Arthur Fairbanks for
n few days.-'rhe Henry family gave one
of their shows at the town hall Friday
and saturday evenings A. l.. Lara
way visited her sister ut Rutland several
days the past week and over Sunday and
on Monday morning she went to New
York city to visit another sister and will
be absent several weeks
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BROWNINGTON,

Tho Methodist Sunday school at the
Center roorganizcd last Sunday. The Off
GERS chosen for the ensuing year are as
follows: T.. y. Robinson, superintendent;
Harold GardNnc, secretary: Mrs. Henry
Leland. treasurer; Mamie Alexander.
librarian: Mrs. Henry Leland, organ ist--
Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald is in town look
ing after her real estate interests.-Bcn-
jamin Davis whose family is living on
Mrs. McDonalds place. has left town for
parts unknown.
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Colorado.

The delighted country OF health-givins,
place for a Summer Vacation. A country
perfectly suited for rest, recreation or
sport, Astounding In good hotels and
boarding places adapted to any mans
means Low round-trip and one-way
rates. Only one night en- route from Chi
cago. Chicago, Union Pacific and North
western Line. Illustrated booklets on APP
plcation to w. Il. Kniskern, j.. y. M,
Chicago. 46,eow,3t
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BART on.

The buildings on the Glover road owned
by Taplin d Rowell were burned Tues
day The cause of the fire was a de-
fective chimney.The many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Vance are very sorry
to learn of the serious illness of Mr..
Nance.-Mrs V r. Hunter, who has been
quite sick is gaining.-Clare Powell went
to Boston last week.-'rhe hoodlum band
were out in full force Monday night. The
w. G. r. L. convention will be held next
week Tuesday and Wednesday.
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BARRt.

As result of the trip of the fire com
mittce of the board of aldermen and tine
chief engineer of the fire department to
Providence. r. l.. the city of Barre Will
be equipped with a combination chemical
engine and hose wagon. The aldormanic
committee made the purchase while ON
their trip. They returned yesterday.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs,
Warren Thomas died of pneumonia early
morning and was buried sun
daN.-Mr and Mrs. Lee Goodell gave Il
pleasant reception to friends and rela-
tivcs on the evening of May >, the oc-
casou being the list birthday of their
son Harvcy.-Mrs, Walter Spraeue has
lately received an endowment from an
aunt. Miss Willard, who recently died
in St Alhans.-Ncws is received of the
death of Mrs. Dudley Sabn from pneu-
moniu. which occurred May I at her
homo In Snlth l'ru f1G LllrN.
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STOWE.

~. 5. Kellogg has sold his farm on the
West Branch road to a. y. l.ang.-Gcorgc
Sanhorn has been added to the Stowe po-
lice forcc.--Mrs. Jeanette Burt and daugh-
ter Rebecca spent Saturday in Water
burN.-M {. LoVcjoy has received a first
class license 1t has been in force about
IL WcCk.-Thcrc was a successful grange
meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Chaplin of stowe Hollow last Sat
urdaA. about fifty members were present
Among the literary contributions was an
article 10y Miss Alma Kencd on THE
Sphere Of Woman. Miss Lucinda Nut
ting of Waterbury Center and Mrs. Wal
ter fauncc and Miss Mac Straw of Nor
risville were in Stowe Friday evening to
attend the high school entertainments -
The grammcr school base ball team of
Morrisville played with the Stowe gram
mar school team Saturday afternoon. The
score was % To 10 in favor OF Morrsvillc.
On Friday evening the high school gave
the play Down in Maine" to "A crowded
house. The parts We're taken by Clyde
Nelson, Earle Moody. Paul Raymond.
Winfrcd Houston, George Harris, Fred
Campbell, Wayne Burt, benjamin Melvin,
Mary Gale. Ruth Jcnney. Amber Smith
Mary Campbell. Mrs ". NJ. Adams had
charge of the training and the result
reflected much credit upon all who took
part. The costumes We're very effective
and the scenes we'll gotten up. The re-
ceiptS at the door amounted to about $50
A. S. ana }. a. Kellogg of Montpelier
were in town Thursday division en-
campment OF the Sons Of Veterans will
be held in Stowe June 16. Il and Is
Grays Crystal Eye Glass show is giving
entertainments in the town hall this
wook.-The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal Church meets in the vestrv on
"Wednesday afternoon. May 20. when the
usual supper Will he served to which all
are cordially inVited.-The Woman's For
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JOHNSON.

Joseph O'Dells father died in Rouses
Point Monday noon.-George w. Smith
has purchased a gasolone engine to saw
his wood.-O. +. Landon is getting along
as we'll as could be expected. Charles Hol-
brook was taken suddenly i'll last Friday,
but is much better now.-Alrs. II. w.
Stevens rendered the members of the
Ways and Means society, reception
whore light refreshments were served last
Friday night.-ti T. Cutler has rented
the Baker studio for ii few weeks.
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EAST ROXBURY.

Robert Harper returned TO Lisbon, n
y, last week making the trip with his
team.-Mr. and Mrs GestOne Ruiz from
East Randolph, We're at F. c. RutZs last
week.-I}ert Allen is home for a few
weeks vacation, having graduated from
the dental college in Baltimore, NJ D.
INT Mnnlk
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WARREN.

T. T.. Daniels and wife are rejoicing
over the birth Of a boy baby born to them
last Wcck.--Johu Greenwood was thrown
from his wagon one day last week and
received bad bruises to one limb.-forest
fires are raging on the pulp company
land and a large force of men are fight
ing lire night ana day.
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WAT ERVILLE.

Edward Mann has bought W. ]. Wheel
ock's lower farm,-MiSs Gladdis Thomas
is at home from Morrisville for few
days.--Carl Stevens has moved into Mr.
LarawHy's tenement opposite the school
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WORCESTER.

George I.ackcy has sold one Of his farms
to Mr.. Cheney Of Barre, who has taken
osscssion.-t,ben Iiurlburt has moved
INTO the hotel building at thc corner
MI and Mrs. Woodworth of Barre arc
guests at II. II .Blodgett's.-Dr. George
Parmonter Of Burlington spent part of last
week i'll town.-Mrs. Emma Cummings "
sumner. Conn, is with her mother, Nj.
Hancock, who is critically ill-Mrs. Mlr.'
Harris is ill.-Mrs. Harold Austin visited
IN MOretown last Week.-Mrs.. Amanda
stone. who is in poor health. has gone to
I'VE with Mr.. and Mrs. George FISK -
Henry Bailey and Glenn Virgins are go
ing to Montpelier to work at carpenter
ins.-Mr Duba, who lives in the hotel
building and works on the mountain, lost
a valuable horse last week, one of Il pair
valued at SiC0.-Mrs. Caroline Ulton ~
Worthwhile is visiting her daughter. Mrs
Nathan Lazelle.-A special town meet
ing is called for May % to elect three
school directors to serve for the balance
OF the school voar.-Clinton W. Taylor
and Hermann carr IF Barre spent Sunday
III town,
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II. w. ALLEN e CO.
Third Day Of the Special
WHITE EXHIBIT.

Can there come better time for choosing the White
Outfit? We think not. And judging by the lively man.
ner in which the choicest of things going conclude
many others think too. Such preparations unus
ua in any Store, Look where you WILL it will be hard
to find another such collection Of crisp, fresh look
ing White things placed before you here
And it's going to be White Season.