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WAITSFIELD.

The funeral services OF Mrs. .. C.
Wilder were hold Wednesday. Nov"m-
Der 80. at eleven o'clock Mt the house,
attended by the Rcr William Ganloy
of Salem, \. H., a former pastor OF the
Congregational Church in this place.
The large attendance of friends and
noighbors. together with the great pro-
fusion of floral offerings, were evidence
of the universal esteem ands love felt
for Mrs. Wilder. Tho burial was in the
village cemetery in this place.--At the
annual meeting Of Aiusworth Post. G.
\. r., held last Saturday, tho following
officers were clectd Tor tho ensuing
year: Commander, stephen Johnson; $.
V. commander. A. +. Mchuron; j. V.
commander, Milo Bucklin; quartermas-
ter, II. n. Bushnell; officer of the day,
II. c. Bachus; officer of tho guard, II.
a. Miner; chaplain. T.. A. Fisk surgeon,
j. w. Richardson; delegate to depart
mcnt encampment, J w, Palmer; al
ternate to department cncampment, II.
G. Bachus.--The members OF the l. Q,
O. f. Lodge are making arrangements
for holding their annual New Year $
ball about December % or 80, with
music by Elmore's orchestra OF Mont
pelior.-Two of the liuenen OF the New
England Telephone company are IN
town this week to install the telephone
instruments, something over 20 in num-
ber that have been waiting Tor several
weeks, on account OF scarcity OF help
to do the work.---Thc Rev. A, i,
Enright of Concord. VINO was pastor OF
the Methodist Church here some ten
years ago, was called here last week
TO attend the funeral services OF John
Somcrville, which were held at his late
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CRAFTsBURY.

Icon Davis and Miss Tressa Stearns
were married at the Methodist parsonage
last Saturday morning the Rev. r. j.
Chrystie performing the cercmony.-The
Town sunday School association held a
very interesting convention at North
C,nftsbury last Wednesday. Edward n.
Fuller, field secretary and y. Il Barton
were present and added much to the in
tcrcst of thu meeting. Mrs. Spraguc Is
seriously ill--Rcv. j. o. Sherburno oc-
cunicr the pulpit of the Methodist Church
lust Sundav-Mrs. H. NJ. Bishop. aged
"a years Jiod at her home last Monday
evening Tho funeral was held Nednos-
day at the home. The Rev. Il. j. Crystic
Stratford y. H., for intcrmcnt She
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Charles piatt
of Stratford n. ", and three sons, who
reside IN this town.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third pagt.)

few guests with light refreshments and
q social hour was cnjoyed.--On Sunday
morning thermometers in various part )
Of the village registered IL below zero.
Miss Myra Currier visited her home in
Morrisvile over Sunday.-Mansfcld Mt.
Grange will hold its next meeting Decein-
Der 10. Following is the programme: Roll
rail- with quotations from Whittier. music,
Mrs Slayton; question, BY tho Use OF
Which Do We Get the Better Winter
Roads Roller or Snowpow." general dis
cussion: reading. Mr.. Chaplin; music by
the choir. All members arc requested tn
BE- present as the gentlemen are to re-
ceive their reward for their victory in
The late contest.
commencement honoTs have been dis
lrbu,ed among tho senior class pupils OF
ktowo high school as follows: Naledic-
tory George Harris; salutatory. Philip
Adams, class motto, Paul Raymond; first
orator, James Campbell. commencement
poem Alice Rurt.-Mrs &. L. Eddy is
spending ten days with friends in Wash
ington cotlnty.-.A son was born recently
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Flanagan of
Portsmouth. \. H--At the CONGREGATIONAL
Church the subject Of the pastors sermon
Sunday morning is An Ambassador 5
3 y m, topic. "A Lesson in Trust and
Obedience; c. +. meeting at : y. N.
topic. How TO Break Bad Habits and
Cultivate Good Ones leaders. Ethel
Wells. Annie Mayo--At Unity church the
euhiect Of tnc sermon is Pacing the
Facts Young Peoples Fraternity meet
Ing at p. m. topic, Manual and Indus
trial Trainins." leader. Angie Harris: pa
per. Harold Brush.-rhe grammar school
seniors were very pleasantly entertained
at the parlors of the Unity Church last
Friday evening by Miss RebcCca Burt ana
Miss Avis Nearen. members of the class -
There VIII be - Methodist social At Mrs
Elenora Wilkins Weduc sdaN evening. De
rfnbcr 1A-Tho Womans Foreign Mis-
sionarv society of tho Methodist Church
will meet with Mrs. j. q. Angel. Thurs
DAY, December Il. at 2:3". There Will ht
the quarterly openinG Of mite boxes but
the usual tea will be omitted. VIII menu
hers please make Il special effort to ho
present as plans are to be made for noX'
years study.
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DERBY.

William Croft AN old and respected
citizen of Salem. Derby, died last
Wednesday of blood poisoning caused
by getting slivcrr into his hand about
the first Of November. For some time
there was no trouble but about two
weeks before his death his hand be-
gan to pain him. and the physicians
skill was powcrlcss to help him. He
leaves an invalid wife and several
daughters. Funeral services were held
at his residence Thurday afternoon
and he was buried in the cemetery at
Derby Center.--The furnance in the
Congregational Church has been re-
modelled since the scare two weeks
ago. all injury to the floor carpet and
seats has been repaired. Services were
resumed there last Sunday morning
Tho Roy T.. H. Fuller. field secretary
Of Sunday school work. occupied the
desk. Tn" three churches united in
the service, and voted to organized n
Town sunday School association dur
ing the session of Sunday school
workers held at noon.--By the urgent
request of the Congregational Church
and society, the Rev. Mr.. Cone has
withdrawn his resignation and will re-
mair in Derby.--The Methodist Ladies'
Aid met with Mrs. W. W. Taylor last
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
large gathering and pleasant social
time-1he Willing Workers sale last
Friday afternoon and evening was a
great success in every way.--Stoddar tl
Bates and mother returned from their
visit Ia the exposition at St Louis
last Tuesday and Mrs. Pinney from
Chicago. Her daughter Bertha has gone
on to California to visit friends. --
Luther Fuller still romans in y.rv poor
health.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The Buck Printing company Will move
their printing plant from its present
quarters. about beCc nlhcr II, to the white
front store in the Dubois & Gay block
ION Main street.
Al the annual business meeting of the
Central Vermont Pomona Grange, held
with the Snowsville Grange in East Brain
tree last Thursday the following officers
were elected: Worthy master. W. e
Granger of Willamstown overseor Il. C.
Or. and Mrs. j, T. Clifford who lett
the Kraukcnhaus in Vienna about No
vember 10, arrived home Saturday morn
ing.
Tho Randolph Inn, which was closed
last week on account of diphthcria
quarantine, has again opened for bust
ness The twenty persons who were held
in quarantine We're released Friday night
by tho local health officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall Of Will
Jamestown arrived in town last week. Mr.
Marshall viii carry on the Henry w
Fits farm and Mrs, Marshall will assist
in tho care Of her mother. Mrs. Fits, who
has been in very poor health for the past
year,
The stock shipmont from this station
Monday was rather small. George c.
liatch shipped 30 hogs for which he paid
4 IL cents per pound, l., L. Kicker ship
ped seven hogs and Il calves, paying 4 l.
cents per pound for hogs and from > 10 j
cents for calves.
Miss Florence AlcInnis, who has beer
spending two weeks in town, "A guest
at Jehiel Willams's, left here yestor.
day for Winchester, Mass, where she
viii visit a sister
DIR. i. g. Angel, who has been con.
fined TO the house for the rast week
suffering with It quinsy sore throat was
able Yesterday to attend to the duties
IN his office,
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs
Ernest 5. Tracy at her home on Pros.
poet avenue Tuesday afternoon.
pr. and Mrs, J. +. Clifford have moved
part OF their household goods to the
Randolph Inn, where they will spend the
winter.
Twenty couples enjoyed a social dance
in the Grange hail last evening The
Randolph orchestra furnished music fol
the occasion.
The Chautauqua Circle met Monday
evening with Mrs. Ellen blanchard al
her home on Randolph avenue.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. p. Sanford have CLOSED
their house on Randolph avenue an,
have gone to the Randolph Inn, where
they will spend the winter.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian Churcl
win meet with Mrs. S. g, Clark at he
home on Randolph avenue this after
noon at 2:3o o'clock.
Mrs. L. b, Johnson left yesterday fol
n short visit in MONTPELIER and vicinity
rrospero Canosa, who attended schno
here last year and. who for the past few
months has been attending the GoddarC
Seminary at Barre, will visit friends
here the latter part Of the week befor
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GAYSVILLE.

Miss Kate Wilson has gone 10 PLY.
mouth TO teach school snd Miss Dora
Davis goes 10 Hartland The Rev. Y. II.
Roberts will preach at tn" Methodist
Methodist Church Sunday, Dece nb-r r.,
at 1890 O'Clock and hold the communion
scrvicc.--Miss May Ellie of Pittsfeld and
Miss Josie Mills Of Stocs bridge are at
tending the village school and toardirs
at A. w Ballard s.--Chsrles Bellnrd and
Frank Gould have returned from thcr
work In Brigga-Mr. Rood is not a. well
TIE village school began Monday with
Miss Alice Chodsl and Ida Smith teach.
ors.-t-eor-e Adams, who has been work.
int In Woodstock, is at home for the
~ Springfield, superintendent of teacher
training for tho Windsor county Sunday
school association, will speak in the Uai-
versalist Church this Thursday evenin.
at eight o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs Albert
culver of Randolph have been recon;
guests at Dr. Smith's.--Tho following
committees have been appointed for the
union Christmas exercises which will be
held at tho town hal on Christmas even-
ing: Chldrer's exercise. Mrs Miller. Miss
Alice Chedel, Mrs. Clara Ballard music,
Mr. Miller, Burns l. Osrood, Miss H1r-
rictte Taggart tree o. ! Richard son I:
decorations, Arthur Lnavitt. Mrs Kate
Boutwell, Mrs. Mary " ilSon, Miss Chedel.
Frank Porter, Miss I.cia Smith. Miss
Lille Stafford, Miss Agnes Heap. Tho
choir will meet with Mis-. Ialard for
the first rehearsal Saturday evening.
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BRADFORD.

Miss Mabel Worthley has been caring
for Mrs. w. ". Robshau.--Mrs. +. a..
Walker was confined to the house last
week by illness. Miss Edith Cunningham
returned from Concord, n. H.. last week
and commenced teaching the winter term
Of school at West Topsham Monday
A worlds fair social was given in the
Congregational Church parlors Friday
evening by the Ladies' society.-Mr. and
Mrs. e. S. Hooker are in Boston.--Miss
Karlcne Hutchinson has been III with
iaundcc for a week.-Mrs.. J. G. Morse
of Salem. Mass. is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Ada =. Blakcly.-Prof. and
Mrs. T. 6. baldwin entertained party
of young people at their home Saturday
evening.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
NORTHFIELD.

Frank l.. Condor while in an intoxicated
condition Wednesday night committed
suicide about $50 by taking carboic acid.
Condor, who has worked for DIR. Mayo
for the last three years and lived at
the doctors home. went to the drug
store and bought an ounce OF carbolic
acid and went home. Mrs. Mayo saw
that h- was in a drunken state and
helped him to light a lamp SO that he
might go To- bed. With some difficulty he
got 70 his room and in about five min
utcs he was heard to fall on the floor,
Mrs Mayo went iinme diately to the room
and found him in an unconscious state.
Or. Jldkins was Immediately summoned
but Condor was beyond help when the
doctor arrived, having drank half an
ounce Of tho acid. 1t was evident that
the deed was Intentional for after taxi
inc the acid he replaced the cork in the
bottle. The body was removed to the UNI
dertaking parlors OF Lance & Wood and
Thursday morning was taken to the
home of his mother. Mrs John Kennedy
on King street. The burial took place
Friday in PlattSrurgh.
| The special village meeting was held
| in village hall Friday night. At a
previous meeting the trustees were au-
| thorizod to have a competent clectri-
cal engineer estimate the cost of tenn
porarily equipping the Beiknap plant
recently burned. The trustees report
ed that this would cost s5.034.GS. Tho
Moody G Almon Electric Power COM
pany made a proposition TO the viii
| iagc whereby they would furnish
| power for both street and commercial
purposes for $4,000 fiat for a year tho
| village to keep IN repair their own
| lines, read its own meters and collec,
! its rents. The trustees We're author
| lied to make n contract with the Moody
e. Almon Co. for one year. Shoulc
Moody &. Almon get this contract from
the village they will put in stea IT
plant here and be ready to furnish
power tOr n longer time if desired.
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MORETOWN.

The Rev. Jacob Finger a. NJ, z. d.,
who was a resident OF Russia for is years.
will give a popular lecture on Russia in
the town hail. Tuesday evening, Decem-
or 13 Music will be furnished by local
talent,
Cold Spring crcamery paid its pa
irons for October butter 20 IL cents
for butter, and 30 cents for butter fat
Percy Davis is quite i'll again. Mrs
Stowell. who has been working for
him went home last week. Miss Maud
Johnson was in MONTPELIER Friday and
Saturday Howard HaYlett has re-
turned to his studies in Burlington.
Harry and Roger Bukloy, have re-
turned from St Louis--7irs Wells an
old lady who lives at c. Largells fell
in the shed Oft from the veranda and
broke one wrist and sprained tho
other'-Mrrs, Eddy from Stowe came to
town Tuesday.
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T. Hawkins to recover n freight bill
OF S71.40 was heard by the court
George w. Wing appearing for the de-
PENDANT and u. S. stanton for the
plaintiff. The court refused to reduce
the alinony fixed in the pending d.
vorce case of Mary +. Henry vs.. Har-
vey Henry OF Waterbury.
general conference rs TO be held at
the Baptist Church In this city on
Thursday. December Is, at which the
Rev. Charles Cook of Bloomfield, N. j.,
the Rev. Or. c. II. Spaulding and the
Rev. Or. W. T.. witter Of Boston. the
Rev. W. A. Dawson OF Burlington and
others will sneak
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WATERBURY CENTER.

At meeting of the Woman's Relief
corps December 3 the following officers
we're elected: president Mrs. Jessie W
Hayes, s. V. Mrs. Gertrude Gilmore. j.
V, Mrs Carrie Seaycr chaplain, Sarah
Roys. treasurer. Harriet Marshall; con-.
Margaret Dillingham;; guard. Flora o,
Bryan: delegates to department con
vention. Mrs. Flor oBryan, Mrs
Sarah Rows, alternate. Mrs. Flora Fru'
man. Mrs. Liva \. Fostcr-There were
no services at either Churches Sunday
The Rev, Mr. Dou@lae5 was sick Will
mumps and the Rev. MT koys was on
of town.C. l. Snith Of st. JohnsourS
was in town a few days the past week
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WATERBURY,.

Miss Mary Lease, who has been at the
New England Conservatory Of Music at
Boston for few months, has returned
u. F. Savage, who has been in the en-
ploy OF Atkins n Son, for the past ten
years, las resigned his position with the
firm and has acc pied a position in the
Vermont Marble CO., at Proctor. He is
to finish work a- head clerk for Mr.. At
hinS on the 10th of December.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Dillingham; Of
waterbury Center, celebrated their 50th
marriage anniversary Wednesday. Mr.
Dillingham; was born in Stowe. Mrs.
| Dillingham;, Mis- Margaret Knapp, was
born in London. y. r.. and her parents
moved to Stove when she was two
years old They were married by the
Rev. Mr.. Merrill Mr.. Dillingham; was
soldier in the War of the Rebellion.
serving in Co n of the second regi-
ment, Vermont volunteer infantry.
Mr.. and Mrs DILLINGHAM;, moved to
Waterbury Center in 1866, whore they
The O. f. 6 queen Esther Charter.
No 7 held its a.nual meeting Wcdnes.
| day night and tho following officers we're
elected: Worth r.atron. Mrs. Ella War
rem: worthy patron. +. " HuntIey: as
sociate matron. Minnie Harris: treasurer.
Mrs. G.. w. Atsns: secretary, Emily
| Clark: conductross. Lena Wallace; assoc
ciato conductress. Ida NJ. Grout.
The Epworth I.c.uuc society will give
social at the hon, of Miss Julia TAFT
on Friday evening.
| The ladice If tie Co~r-r.. rationnl Church
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homo on Wednesday. November so, with
burial in the village cemctcrN.--Thc
Rev. Mr.. Ganley, who was called hero
to attend the funeral of Mrs. q. G.
Wilder last week, remained in town the
rest of the week, visiting among old
friends and ncighbors, and on sun %
day he preached a very able and in
structivc sermon at the Congregational
Church. Mrs. w. &. Scott wife of
landlord Scott, who has been quite sick
the past week. is considerably improv-
ed and IS able to he out again.
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NORTH TROY.

Elmer johnson Of st, Adams was at
the home of his father. y. T. johnson,
over Sunday--There was bazaar held
in the vestry OF the Congrega tional
Church Thursday and Friday evenings
Of last week.--George Mason Is oriti-
cally III AT his home on the Plain. DR..
Sconeld of Richford was called in con-
sultation with Or. Koran Monday
night--Mrs. Herbert T.. Austin is sick.
Miss Edith Chamberlain has gone to
Richford, where she is engaged as a
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LOWELL.

Tho schools in the Cello and North
districts are closed on account of ILL
ness of the teachers. Misses Ellen and
Annie Gilbert.--Dr. Erwin of Newport
Centre was called in council with Or.
Hin Monday on the illness of Miss
Ellen Gilbcrt.--David Warner got a
bad scalp wound Monday, caused by
a falling limb while chopping in the
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tcacher-NTiss Mabel kenison, who
went from here to Battle Creek, Mich.
was married there November % to
Dean I. Walters.-O. +. Ssco is at the
sautarium in Know1ton, +. O., for
medical treatmcnt.--J. Omar Corey and
Miss Minnie Farnham were married
November 20 by the Rev. A. :. Bnzzell.
Mrs. Finley, the aged mother of Mrs.
Leon Berger, died very suddenly Fri
dav morning at her home on Pine
street.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The funeral Of the late Harriet Fa-
neuf. who died in the Fanny Allen hospl-
tai on November &c, was held in the Con-
grogational Church last week Monday at
. y. m. The Roy. sherman Goodwin Off
ciltod ana music was rendered by the
Cungrc gational choir. The burial was in
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. Syble Bruce OF Barre spent part
of last week IN town.--Mrs. Lydia Hull is
very Ill at +. J. Taylor's. Miss Alice Pike
and Mrs. Loretta Davis of Barre were
in town for a day or two rccently.-Mrs
y. f. Gillette is quite i'll with sciatic
rheumatism.-Mrs. Kato Wilson Common
has gone to Sarnnac Lake, n. V. Ia
Jon her husband.-Mr. and Mrs Chand-
Ter McAllister Of Waitsicld are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Austin.--E. f.
Chandler is moving from his farm 70 tho
house at his mill on Minister brook.
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Churches each night OF last week. Mis-
Wheeler of Barnard is boarding at Mrs
Edward Sargents and attending the +. y
II. s.-Cdward Sargent has gone Il
Northam pton, Mass, to work for G. r
Flint formerly OF this place Miss Alice
Monkey. who is at Elmore Doylc's, is Ill
The annual business meeting Of the G
r.. society was held at the paIsonay. OF
Tuesday evening OF this week-Mr snt
Mrs George Morrill, are at Charles Pit.
kjn's .-Mrs. Garlic Clley was q guest al
Mrs. Durkce on Saturday She has nov
gone to care for Miss Mary Muginnis in
Royalton.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. O. A, Wilbur is improving. Mel
lie Crimion. sister of II. b. Tassie.
and who has resided in Dakota for
several years, has lately returned TO
Vermont.-A. L. Haskill is visiting
trends in st, ohnsbury--George Snow,
"a fireman on the quarry, badly injured
his foot recently by getting it caught
while coupling cars.
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IRASBURCH.

A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs II.
r. Chambcrlin December Mrs,
frank Buchanan went to Montpelier
last Saturday 90 stay few days.--Thc
infant son of Mr., and Mrs. George
Macia died \, ednesday with pncu-
monia.-Jennie Lanou is quite sick
Miss Mary Haynes of Burlington has
been visiting her uncle, w. ID. Tyler.
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MONTPELIER.

The September term of Washing ton
county court reached final adjourn
ment Saturday morning. Tho case OF
the Excelsior Carriage company VS.. H.
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FIRE IN MILTON
Explosion of a Lamp Starts Des.
tructive Blaze in Millinery
Store.
THREE BUILDINGS LOST
Help Summoned from -. Aibans Made
n quick Run but Fire Was Check
ed before the Men Arrived--rwO
Families Left Homeless
Addison Co. Court Case.
THREE BUILDINGS LOST

Milton. Dec. "A most destructive fl-
occurred here tonight which destroyed
three buildings before it was cheokcd.
Hhc fire started about five clock in tis
building at the lower end of Main street
near the bridge occupied in the lower
part by Mrs. Parkhurst a millinery
store and was caused by the exploding
of lamr. The upper part was used as
rooms by the Pulp Makers Union. TIL,
building WIS quickly consumed.
The building next 10 it was only 10 %,
z freet from II, two-Story frame huill,
irg. owned Ivy Mrs. Z. T.. Rankin. I'll,
lower part has been used store tr
Nas uu0ccupi"1. The ,rD"r part v..
occupied as dwelling rooms hy Art.ir,
COLI. 4 buckle hi saGc wcs cr-aulzc,
and water drawn from the river on
was thought that tho building could h
saved but after great deal ot l4rt
work. it had to to abandoned as the ar
became too hot.
Tho building neNt west was oulV s.r
aratoi by a driveway aud belonged - T.
\. Frost and was occupiod by him ~
drug store the upper half being used
las 3D. tenement aud the basement as d.
meat market ny \. 2. Comstock. Attcr
the second building took tiro the uork
wa directed ON til" Frost building but
IL could NOT be saved and was burned
to the ground
Tho store directly opposite occupied by
Geo. Fl. Morse rs 4 general store was
in some danger hut was saved by the cf-
forts Of the bucket brigade.
Joseph La Farr occupied tho rooms
over Frost's ,!rus store ana saved most
of his household goods rs did also M
n.f., ,,,l,, ii,..J tu tho Rankin building
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BRAINTREE.

Miss Marion Woodward of Montpelier
Is visiting in town the guest Of j. r..
Hutchinson and family.-F l.. Archer
and family. returned home Saturday
from two weeks visit in Providence. r.
Nv. l.. q. Fits of California. who has
lcen spending several weeks among his
former friends and acquaintance in this
and adjoining towns started for his home
the last of the week. but will stop at
Worcester for few days with friends
there's. NJ. Flint and family the Rev.
Irving Flint and wife of Maine and d.
Hale Flint and family of Randolph were
with their parents and sister last Satur-
day at Deacon Daniel t'lint's.-Some OF the
schools in town began November rs and
the rest began December ) with the fol-
lowing teachers: Roch hester Hollow
Carry Eaten, Riford Brook. 1ncz Gram
ger; Ford district. Ethel Cleveland; Hill
district. Flora Dana Peth district Jen-
ME Cleveland; Clough district, Guy
Fletcher: Il Braintrcc, Mr.. Miller, Cor
ner district, Miss Lachen; Battles dis
trict, Blanch Shapcrd, Depot district,
JIattv kidder.