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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1CK

Mr. and Mrs Edward Blodah are re-
ceivng congratulations upon the arrival
of son in their family.
The records of the town clerk, l. A.
Shattuck, show that there were Go births
in Hardwck during the year just ended,
So deaths and As marriages.
There was a meeting OF the board of
trade Monday evening at which time 1t
was voted that the solicitors be made
committee to collect the money which
has been subscribcd toward the erection
OF Il new granite shed for j. f. Sullivan.
the amount subscribed being about 5000.
Mr.. Sullivan has bought land OF J. A.
Gallagher, which IL located beside the
Hardwlck & Woodbury. railroad near
Wolcott street and Will erect new gran
lite cutting shed which will be 1% feet by
80 feet. Tho new shed will he equipped
with all the modern ma chinery.
The eleventh annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the hardwick Savings
Bank and Trust company occurred Tues
day forenoon and the following officers
were elected President, Dorman Bridg-
man: vice-rresident. I, T. Titus. treas
urer. w. d. Crandall; directors, J. II.
McI.oud. l.. a. Kent. T. NJ. Gallagher,
George A. Morse, NJ e. Fucker, W. S.
ingalls,.
rhe wedding of L. II. Omstcad and
Miss Matte Hyde occurred "wednesday
afternoon at four o'clock at the home OF
the bride in East lIardwick the ceremony
being performed by the Rev, ]. +. Mar
vim, pastor of the Congregational Church.
The happy couple left on the mail train
for Burlington and from there they go to
Montreal, where they will spend n few
days. Upon their return here they will go
to housekeeping In the upper tenement In
Fred Shipman's new house on Sumner
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead have many
friends In town who wish them much hap
piness. The Rev. W. c. Clark ia In town
preparing to move his household goods
to Lyndon. where he has just accepted a
pastorate.-M. T., Foster. who has been
very Ill., has so far recovered that he pla ms
to leave next week for Lowell. Mass.
where he will resume his husiness.-A
masquerade promenade will be held In the
Sons Of Veterans hall Friday evening. -
j. II. McIoud has been i'll for several days
and confined to the house.-The infant
child of MIR. and Mrs, +, J. Webber is
very i'll and not expected to live but a
few days. Letter from Mr. Weber, who
recently went to Denver. Col, for his
health are quite observation-disclosures
Michael. who has been in poor health for
some time has been suffering from a Sc
we're cold but at present he is more com
fortable.--The installation of the officers
OF the Knight OF Pythias occurs next Fri
day evening instead of last Friday and
George b. NJ. Hoyt will act as installing
officer,
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HINEsBURGH.

There has been change in the Chitten-
den County Creamery company. r. f.
Donahue has bought the interests of +.
Il. Dow and w. r.. Andrews. who re-.
tire, The plant will be improved this
spring and furnished plenty of water
Half the farmers on Silver street have
to draw water from the creek for all
their stock-The funeral of Mrs. Charles
Nash was held from the residence of hur
daughter, Mis-. Moore. last Wednesday.
The interment was at Shelburne.- George
ska has moved to O. a. Baldwin's farm
In Monkton and E. L, Fletcher has NOV
cd on to +. S. Coleman's farm and will
carry 1t on tho coming year.--Charles
Kenyon has moved to Jericho to work
c. G. Peck's farm for salary Of $3.50
A series Of revival meetings will
begin al the Methodist Church the first
Sunday In February. Miss Bedding, con
ference 1caconcss. will assist. Frank Dow
has sold his intorcat IN tho Z. C. cream
ery 20 tho Donal,uc Bros-.A. Northern
hts rented Andrew Curry's farm for one
year with tho privilege OF five years
Henry Ross has engaged for year Ia
Ebert Wyman ~ MOnkton-Mr. LORD Of
South burlington will manage Perry Miles :
east farm the coming year. Charlesl en-
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ENOSBURGH.

Grace Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Smith, Il years old died at ten
O'Clock the evening of the 10th inst. OF
consumption, after an illness of several
months.-Mrs. Cora Huckins and two
children of Waterbury are visiting her
mother. Mrs. Laura Warnor-The school
at the center opened the 18th inst, after
being closed two weeks on account OF the
meases.-Frankie Iadd, who has been
nursing at w. G. Fassett's returned to
her home in Fast Berkshire the 18th
inst.-F. A. Cassidy was in Freleighshurg,
Que, the 10Th inst to see his brother,
Thomas, who is in poor health.-rhe roads
were so badly blocked with snow the
nth inst. that church attendance was
small
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EAST HARDWICK.

Melvin Goodrich Of st. Johnsbury was
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j u, Goodrich, last Friday.-R. C. Da-
Wis OF Danville was the guest of friends
and relatives in this place last week.
Mrs. Rood is boarding at II. S Chase's
u. d. Goodrich Is gaining slowly.-Mrs
Silas Marshall has a felon on one hand
Mrs. Merton Hutchins was the guest
of her parents Wednesday.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
GRAND ISLE.

THE high school will give an entertain-
mont the evening of the Goth. There is
to be a mock trial by the young gentlemen
pupils. The young ladies are to have
dialogue and recitations. Refreshments
will also be served.-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold their next meeting at tho
church dining room on Thursday the 2lst
James Iloag has been one of the sick
ones. All are complaining of the severe
Continued on third pagel
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs, Nelson Hall who sprainod her
ankle about eight months ago is having
serious trouble with it again.-Mr Her
son, who lives on the Underhill road.
draws water with his team from Mill
Brook TO use.-Howard Streeter was kick
cd badly Sunday in the pit of his stom-
ach by his colt.--The weekly prayer meet
ings are held at the different members
homes. "A medicine company representing
Or. Gray of Brooklyn N. Y, was I'm town
the past week. They sold medicine and
gave an excellent entert ainment every
night. They gave a very nice large lamp
as prize to the most popular baby.
Seven babies entered In the contest and
the two receiving the most votes were
Edward York's, S,453; and Clark Streeter's,
3129
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4 VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Situated at Westminster Station. VT,
a double house of seven rooms on a
side, which will rent for $500 per annum /:
q farm Of about 30 acres particularly
adapted to tobacco and garden truck,
less than four miles from Bellows
Falls: a 16 aero meadow less than three
miles from Bellows Falls very rich.
strong land. cuts heavy grass; two good
pastures. stock. tools, etc. There are
many desirable building lots on the
property. which is convenient to common
ana high schools. creamery. Boston
dairy car, two depots, postoff1ce. corn
cannery (which offers $A per ton for
1904 CROP. running water at buildings.
Good reason for selling. Terms easy.
Hero Is a chance for a man of enter
prize to develop a fortune. will also
sell q hundred acre timber lot in Wal
pole, N. H.. three miles from depot. a
large growth Of pine. chestnut, ash.
white birch, etc. Address W. V. Farr,
burlington. Vt. H.eod. 3t&30w,1t.
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WILLISTON.

The Circle OF Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. l.. H. Talcott Friday,
January 22,-Miss Susie Bing OF Winooski
visited her parents over Sunday.-Thc
twenty-nfth marriage anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hart was celebrated
last week. There was house full of
friends and nice presents were left
George SIENNA has moved his family to
the Pape house-Mr. and Mrs. George
Reynolds have moved from Jericho to
one of Z. d. Warren's tenement houses
Mr.. and Mrs. Martelle went to Grand
Isle last week to remain a few days
i. c. Johnson and DIR. Bingham were in
Richmond Saturday night
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WEST ENOSBURGH.

A. A. Cushman OF Connecticut is
visiting relatives in town.-C. S.
Rounds of Watertown, Mass, has
been spending few days at the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs, c. L..
Rounds Miss Agnes Macnider has been
spending a few days in Montreal.-Mr,
Dow and Mr.. King Of Richford are haul
ing wood for John Dow.-A few of the
friends Of Kaye Orr met at his home
Saturday evening and gave him sur
prise party. it being his seventeenth birth
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FLETCHER.

y. S. Gillian and Miss Bertha White
were married Wednesday, the 18th at
Fairfax by the Rev. Mr., Hunt The
Ladies Mutual Aid society will hold q
dance In F. A. Kezer's hall January %
Charles Ellis will occupy Mrs. V. u.
Spaudings house recently vacated by
Eugene Sherman,-Mss Marguerite Mar
shall Of Rrownington is visiting her uncle,
II. d. Robinson.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Henderson Gillstt had one rib broken
and sustained other injuries by tree
falling on him while chopping on the
mountain last week.--The Willing Work
ers will meet with Mrs Agnes Brewster
January N.-1here are several cases OF
whooping cough here.-Charles Russell Is
In quite poor health this winter-Mrs
Maxwell and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Jacobs of Bristol visited at u. T.. Hanks
last week.-Mrs.. Eli King OF Bristol was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Miner
the last of last week.-Fred Peppn and
family are moving here from Lincoln
this week.--The Glass Blowers will give
an entertainment here under the auspices
of tho Noodmen commencing Thursday
evening"
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beals, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T.. IL. Beals
have returned to their home in James
town. North Dakota.-Miss Nellie r.
Whe clock has gone to Chicago for the
winter.-Royal IL. Gilbert of Clevela nd
O., who was called home by the death of
his mother. Mrs Amasa Gilbert OF East
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ST. GEORGE.

r. d. Isham has returned from the
West, where no spent about thrco months
In the poultry buancss.-Atiss Mabel
Prior of South Huntington was the guest
of Miss Marguerite Tilley saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs II. W. li!asdill and Miss
Hannah Hnsdill are slowly improving -
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WEST MILTON.

q. w. Granger is able to be out again
after being laid up with sprained ankle
Mr.. and Mrs D. @. Bullock went to
Claremont. N. H., where they will spend
tho rest of the winter,-Mrs. s. A. Cos
tello returned home from Milton Boro
where she has been visiting her daush.
ter. Mrs. l. A. Flinn.-Lela Morgan has
been suffering with tonsilitis.-There Is
TO be a sociable at T.. B, Towne's Thurs
dn V niaht
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Mrs F1war5 1acbapoo w. AIR, an
and dnuphter r orotta 80 II, ,f r-lH, hyai
/ comb and Ivi,li,,, phod,,,ia .eu W MT
home of 8 A Souio are dt lh
ST. ALBANS,
mt, IL.
oo,,,sa IVY upu',cll ms mace a hve yea
S,a,, o.. WIZ 'ic Vermont rover an
w ,,'a 'u'uii'E COMPANY Tor the lighting
o,,,s l ~. sttopts' we contract bong
~ .,, IN ''uncIi loF 'helr terit
~ ut,, pllicc. Inc arc hshts are to be fur
,il',p ,or %p per lamp per year the city
,,a,, H. WI 10 anu 80 MENUS. Now
u.a, -, ~. yer ~" vi james n. otllimdn
"II''''.Vu ny the 'ouiici as l"rnla
,ona1 man az tnp n,e STATION ana he en-
~ co uron .i'e uuties ol MS new posi-
''',' '''u.uaF.
a. II. nalpin mas resigned his position
a. a. ','''o.. h't,i III tne general Offices o
.Il.iai neriloht railway to accept
! :,h ~ ii'iOl at an az ahN.u saIars
~, Ta'n o,ri i,it.''nUre ONO railroad al
'H irl - ''i..cS a. ,l,spurs' IA.
ny ."u,..I' nel" u special nieatlhe
no,,.i,l 5'ei'.ug lpr me purpose OF rel
c 'ns eau '"Hsnier'ls pius ior inc issue
W p''l, oi punHc "orhs oohds' "hich
w., 'u'iol N1ou ~ In, rne Speciii city meet
,,.1 VI i'cet,pef ~ ne bld OF the FRANK
I'M N"untE savings Bank and Trust conf
p""F ol ~. - anu accrued interest 10
udtp' from NoVefnher 1903 was accepted
-' ~ '''N' ''i'Ni q"
~, , ne o."er oldders Were the hon
"'ier - SMITH VINO bld lol and th4
mtopie trust company, which bid par.
ue po'uS' "HAch are now beng printed
ic i'i an issus vi @''"'l, 'herc prlhg SIN
noNuS 81 the denonihatIoll OF %l,WO and
wv" OF S"w eaCh. an payan'e at the Ma
tiohal SANK or redemption. Boston. on
November ~ VS. Inc taxpayers generally
are pieaSed 10 Know mat the ponds nave
laiieh mo ir!ehuiy hanus'
Inc deatn OF Mrs. isaac Berger oc' /
Cured at her nome at NO 8, Walnutv
street: at i:io O'Clock saturday morning
Mrs' berger Is survived by h"r husband
anu several chlldren. Inc funeral was
/ me-" ,ro"I lhi Holy Angels chnrcA at AlneI
COCK MONDAY morning.
AaNlCeS nave heen received IN TINS cItyI
81 the G'ath ~ the kev. Chtuncey HOBART,
~ ~ one 81 Vermont sons, VINO WENT
out INTO 'ns world ana maze name for|
h'nSeH' "n" WHO uie'l IN Hed w ing, M!hn..
on January D. he was not only one of
the pioneers or MIhnesota OUT was also
I II pioneer II, ,ne we, nodiat 'hurcH IN tne
great Northwest ne WAS porn IN this
Guy On June D. 4eli' ana was therefore !"
ms "5ro year.
me oilicc's VI .ile -Nd'loHIi ar com
P"'N' MhicH nav "eei loV''eu III 'hc gen
craI onire pui.ull'e Oh liie 1ei''ral yer,
mon. rniiWaH I1r tile pa 81 ,tars, W..
on = cpiuar! l. oe ielii"Ntu " ','e loo.ns
ON 'nc Se'ono Hoor VI the "ciueh M
'iu,'ai p""N "ui'ulis' . ;,
me feoPi% FuSt co'hpahy nslu us
ANNUAL s'o sI,i' nicg'ins , Molluay
Mlleh 'he ,o''rm l'E oo"'u W uievtois
was "l,Vteu. lHt nun r'uMalu N"ttis
H,'''", 'i'e i,1'', '-"eSte' w. W i''rlS' t''e
.ion. iieh'S M - ems r''e non Euwaru
a. Nhlttehue,l' tHe non stewart otrai'
ahai anu 'oitlI I't"l'ci,' ne poatu ol ~
lec'o.S VI S"'l%cI ~ eIeO'li', L. - "Hli'u
preS!ueh'' anu 'uil'' braich' N4ce-Ples'
ueilt
Al the annual meeting oi HHorHieu
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SWANTON CENTRE.

Reuben NJ. Donaldson and Miss Ablie
NOakes. both of Malone, n. Y. were mar
ried January 1. The groom is the only
sun OF David G. Donaldson, a native of
Swanton, and has many relatives through
out the county.--MisS Daisy Royce is
visiting relatives in Sheldon for ten days
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fairhelo' called on friends In town Mon
Day. January 1S.-Myrtie Stone is i'll wit
mumps.-The students OF brigham Acd
DENY VIII present the play "The Merchan
or venice in Brigh> m Academy ha
the evening of Fcbruarv
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENosBURGH FALLS.

Tuesday morning. January 10. tho Their.
record during the ~ years tho station
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HELP WANTED-We can give steady
employment to a large number Of oper-
ators. Apply at Brandon Garment Co.,
Brandon, VT 17,d&w I'm.
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N. s. FOOTE,
Real Estate Dealer,
Middlebury, Vt. so'wtf
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Farmers g. Mechanics Savings In
Htitutior & Trust Co. will he held at the
banking rooms Of the Merchants National
hank Of burlington, VT, on Wednesday,
January q, 1904, at ten O'Clock a. M, for
the election OF trustees
l.. Il. WOODHOUSE. Treasurer
darlington, Dec &c. 1903. %,w4t,
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FARM of S53 acres for sale or rent with
tools and stock. ga miles from Shelburne
Falls, / IL miles from village and rail
road. six miles from Burlington, good
neighbors Inquire Of George l.. Clark,
Shelburne, Vt. 30,wlt
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Good luck Is Il Poor Relation of Good
Judgment. Want advertising Is based on
Good Judgment.
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CANTON FARM IN FAIRFIELD-275
acres; carry rs cows: good barn. 50xl50;
spring water close by; no house on the
place. hence, this Is a bargain. Any
sort of n dwelling on this farm would
Increase its selling price Ia we haven't
time to build and turn n dollar in that
way: we want to sell NOW. even AT
A SACRIFICE Noble & Co.. Enos-
burgh Falls, Vt. H.6t&wlt.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A fourishlng millinery bust
ness in a growing Vermont town. viii
sell cheap to a ready buyer. Excellent
reasons for selling. Address rs. P,"
this office. 1S.6tS:30 wit.
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ANOTHER CAR LOAD of draft, driving
and general purpose horses just arrived
at our stables. F. Iandon & Son, Bris-
tol, Vt. s.d&w,tf.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Glass Blowers. c. c. Wall manager,
will he at Huntington Center under the
auspices of Camp No. 1857, NJ. W. A.
six nights. beginning Thursday. January
q. Free dance each evening after exhibit
ton
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Girl. WANTED to do chamber work and
help In dining room at meal times.
Johnson's Hotel, Essex Junction.
1S.3t&W1t
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BUFF WYANDOTTE ROSTERS for sale.
Pure bred. 265 Colchester Ave, Bur-
lington. 12,6t-30w2t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Complete course
mechanical drawing in the international
Correspondence Schools. Address N. D..
g., Dox 90. Montpelier. Vt.
1410t&30w ct.
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WESTFORD.

James H. Grow went to Hartford,
Conn, Tuesday to make arrangements
for entering the employ of the Cape
we'll Horse Nail company as travelling
salesman. He started out Monday morn
ing on his first trip to cover this State.
Mrs. D. A. Stone has returned to Bur
lington, where she will remain a few
days before joinE her husband in De-
troit. Mich. Harris Grow has position
with Gray 4 Mudgett at Essex Junction.
He expects to 80 there February 1.-The
remains Of the late Mrs. Halbert of Els
Sex Junction were buried Monday in the
cemetery near L. c. Hall's-A party of
young people from Fairfax have hired
the town hail for promenade to be held
on January 22-F. B. Smith went to
Burlington Saturday to spend Sunday
with his wife.-I'red Holmes has bought
the place where he has been living for
several years-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Munson. Sr,, are spending the week with
relatives in Richmond.-Anson Bixby is
visiting at r. o. Perry's.
Miss Grace Rice is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. c. W. Rice in East Wallingford. -
Hazen and Maudc Wilcox. of the Baptist
Sunday school, were present at the church
and Sunday school service every sunday
during 1907
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Several cases Of measles are reported
in and around this village.-Dr. =. 7.
Brown and w. J. Wright attended the
Masouic banquet at Enosburgh Falls
Tuesday evening.-The Rev. r.. w. Hatch
of L,anVile, a former pastor, was in town
this week
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FOR SALE-Four good cows. fresh in
February and March. Prices reason
able. John Dart, Warner Farm, Essex
Center, VI. SOFT.
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NOTICE how little II costs to tell thou
sands OF readers in many towns Of YER
mont what you have 10 sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise In the Free Press
and yor will get replies to your advcr-
tlssucnt 37wtf
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hartley BOOK RESTS AND OPEN
BOOK HOLDERS for use Of everybody.
Shanley's. 1879 ". tn sat.
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A GOOD GROCERY BUSINESS for sale
centrally located in Burlington $1,000
Don't apply unless you have the money
Good reason for selling. Address Erised
this Office. 16,6t&w1t
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A GOOD FARM HAND wanted for the
year; must be first-class mixer. A. A.
Gilman, Randolph Centre. VT. 29w2t.
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MILTON BoRo.

The extreme cold weather is seriously
Directing the supply of water, many
springs being low.-The West Milton
Grange gives a sociabe at Il. B. Towne' S
Thursday evening.-Captain and Mrs.
Fay, MIR. and Mrs. AL Williams were at
D. r. BEANS Saturday.-Miss Ncttie
Bean has rallied from her accident and
ha rcca1nrnd thu, Of hnr liaalA.
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POINTERS.
WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT a good, we'll water
ed farm, stocked with Is or 20 cows and
team. Call or address Mrs. Bert Evarts,
Milton Center, Vt. 1S,3t&3O wit.
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JERICHO CENTER.

+. S. Tomlinson IL to be the instructor
of the singing school for the balance of
the TERMINUS. ]. w. Hart and Mrs. S.
A. Andrews OF Richmond are to cele-
brate their birthdays together BY BIRTH
day party at Mrs. Harris Thursday
The two children Of the Rev and Mrs.
GIN have been quite sick during the
past week, but are now some better
Il. A. stiles and two children, and Mrs.
NJ. M. Whitney have been among the
sick ones the past week. All are doing
better.-Special meetings will be held
at the Congregational Church for two
weeks, with preparation and song SER
vice, beginning Sunday morning next.
Meetings will be held every evening
except Saturday evening, and will be UNI
der the charge OF the pastor, the Rev.
MIR. Gill. The pastor will be assisted by
several pastors from other churches,
among them being the Rev. @. Glenn At
kins of Burlington. who Will be present
at several meetings.; the Rev. MIR. French
of johnson, who is one OF the bright
young ministers of the State; the Rev.
Mr.. Adams of Hincsburgh, and others.
Ansel Nash. a life long resident of this
town, died Sunday morning last, aged
IS years. He has been confined to his bed
for the past two or three years. He and
his aged wife have made their home will,
their son and daughter, Ezra II. Nash
and wife, during the past few, years
The funeral was held Monday and the
interment was at the Jericho Center
cemetcry.-The annual meeting of the
Ladies Aid society was held at Mrs
G. c. Bicknells Tuesday afternoon and
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Mrs. +. s. Tomlinson; vice. prcsi-
dent, Mrs. r. S. Ransom; secretary. Mrs
T. b. Jordan treasurer. Miss Lulu L.
Lincoln; executive committee, Mrs. II
H. Hall, Mrs. {. II. Nash. Mrs. r. IA
Smith. Mrs. f. A. stiles; entertainment,
committee Mrs E. 3. Jordan. Mrs. L. II
Chaplin, Mrs. +. S. Ransom. Mrs. II. w
Packard committee in care of church.
Miss f.. l.. Church. Mrs. +. A. Cass
wood committee, +. A. Fuller.-Mrs II
d. Hopkins has gone to Richmond tc
nurse a typhoid fever patient.-F. A. Full.
Ter is confined to the house with the
grip.-The Rev. and Mrs Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Underhill were
visitor at r. A. Stiles the first of the
Week.-Mrs. Lulu Lincoln, who has beer
confined to the house for the past two
or three weeks. is better and able to be
out--Mss Annie Morrell and her three
children visited her father. II. b. Hall
last Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. c. II
Nash has gone to Burlington