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MONTPELIER.

Mrs Frank r. Donley died suddenly
Thursday morning Of diabetes ard
Bright's disease. aged 10 years. She leaves
a husband and two children. She WAS i'll
in bed only four days, although she had
not been well for four months,
The case of the Lord Brothers against
T.. J sawyer was heard Thursday in city
court tn recover on horse trade and re-
suited in a verdict by a jury of six mon
for the defendant Ia recover his costs.
The plaintiff appealed the case to county
court.
At tho annual meeting OF the Apollo
club held Thursday evening Dwight f..
Mason WAS elected president: \. II. Far
well. vice resident: James r. Sahin sec
rotary, Ralph T.. ncnncN, treasurer, II.
G, Gle lson. NJ. r. Dwinoll J. V Brooke.
u. h. T.. Kent managers, +. NJ. Shepard,
T. 5. Meigs and G. H. Baldwin mcmhcr-
ship committee Tor two years. This club
now has membership of 90.
Leon Ford of RoXhury, who was SCR
iouSlN injured Saturday evniug by beng
thrown from the top Of a freight car at
Montpelier Junction, is reported us doing
well at tleaton hospital. lie sustained "a
compound fracture Of the skull but his
physicians predict that he will ultimately
recover, His mother is caring for him
1T the hospital
During the year 1903 there were - males
and rs females born in the city Of Mont
peter. Sixty of the fathers OF these IN
iants are employed in the granite busi-
ness. 30 being granite cutters
William Ewing was drrai.ncd before
Judge Woodward in city court Monday
morning CHARGED with assuming Gather
inc Burke. The case was continued until
afternoon 10 allow Mr. Ewing t. obtain
the services of an attorney. He WAS COW
Nicted of a breach Of the peace and ilned
$40 and costs, amounting To s.? %.
Much 10 the regret OF his parishioneu
the Rev. l.. X Whitman, pastor for two
years of Trinity Church in this city has
announced that he will not be "A cand-
date FOR the passionate of Trinity Church
for the coming year Mr. Whitman will
ask Bishop Fowler, who is to preside ~
the session of the Vermont conference u
be held In Montpelier early in April tt
transfer him to another field. just wher,
Mr.. Whitman expects to be located in tho
future he does not state but during hi
two years pastorate OF Trinity Church
Montpelier he has made friendships which
will be broken with sincere regret
At the third annual meeting of tina
American Fidelity company held Tues.
day afternoon in the home Office of the
company In the Langdon building. jaime,
W. Frock, II. w. Kemp, +, NJ CORY NJ
H. Smile, Fred A. Rowland and Ralph
Il. Denny of Montpelier Edward Well
Continued on 9TH page)
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Newton Martin died Tuesday at eleven
O'Clock a. III. of consumption. The de-
ceased was the oldest child of Mrs. Char
lotte Martin and was about 80 years
of age. Since the death of his father.
when Newton was about "A years of age,
this son has taken charge of the house
hold. He leaves a mother. three brothers
aud two sisters.-Herman Searles, who
has been spending his vacation with
his parents. has returned to White River
Junction.-flOward j. O'Neil was called
to Lisbon, NJ Y, Monday night to attend
the station at that place.--Johl Dooley
has returned with his bride Daniel
flazen, formerly Of this place but now
of New York city, Is in town.-Mrs.
Kingsley Is not improving and her friends
are worried over her condition.-Schools
opened the llth inst, after Il four weeks
vacation.-B II. Bohannon hurt one hand
on the stove recently, took cold in ii
and now blood poison is feared. The
hand is in n bad condition.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The annual meeting OF the thirteenth
Masonic district was held at jefferson
willie on the Sth of January. In every
way il was considered one of the most
satisfactory and successful meetings ever
held in the district The grand ma ster
and grand secretary were unexpectedly
| called away by the death OF Grand
Junior Warden NJ. j. Norton of Poult-
ncy. The meeting was held In the town
| hall. the lodge room not being large
enough to accommodate the many pres
ent, $50. The lodge was opened at 2:30
p, m. by Warner Lodge, b. c. Hawley,
W. NJ. The first degree Of Masonry was
eXemplihcd by Mineral Lodge Of Wolcott,
+. j. Warren, w. NJ. The lectures were
| given by Warner Lodge. followed by
remarks by r. W, Lee s. Tillotson. grand
lecturer. At 6:30 p IN. banquet was
served in the spacious dining hall at
Hotel Melendy, OF which much is said
| in praise of Mr.. and Mrs. Melendy for
the bountiful repast that the brethren
of the 18th Masonic district and several
from other districts enjoyed. After the
banquet all returned to the town hall
where the third degree of Masonry was
eXcmpliied by Mount Vernon Lodge. No.
s, of Morrisville. j, A. Robinson, w. NJ.
Lectures were given by Waterman Lodge,
No 81, Johnson, J. A. Pearl. w. NJ.
then followed remarks by r. W, Lee
s. Tillotson; II. w, o. A. Sherman; .. ID.
G. NJ, 5. II. Waite of Hyde Park acted
as POSTMASTER and helpful remarks were
made BY l.. Levens of Cambridge, b. a.
Hunt OF Johnson, Guy Start, DIR. Hyde
and e. IL. Stearns of Johnson.
| Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gates of Morrisville
were recently the guests of their uncle,
l.. II. Harrington,Mr Dwight Williams
of Essex is caring for Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Sinclair, who are improving. The
! Crcscendo club met with Mrs. j. f.
Wilcox last Monday night. January II.
| The subject selected was: "a Reading
Journey Through Hawaii and the Philip
pines" The club have recently added
thirty new books to the free library
Miss Marion Cornell has gone to John
son, where she has a class in music
Mrs. Sarah Bradley and Mrs. Hattie
Hunter have returned from Massa chu-
sets and are stopping with Mrs. VII
| liam Curtis
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WATERVILLE.

Edward Robinson has moved to Cam.
bridge Notch.-Howard Cakes visited
friends in Fairfield last week.-Dr. G.. Is
Hulburd of Jericho was in town one day
last wcck.-Palmer c. Leach of Bakers.
htld called on friends In town Saturday
N. +. Chanee Of vermillion. S. D., is visit.
ing his many friends in town.--Richard
Brown has moved into Mr.. Laraway's
tenement opposite the school house.-A
number of Musons from this place attend.
cd the district meeting at Jeffcrsonville or
Friday.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Patterson
of Cambridge visited friends in town on
Saturday and Sunday.-Thomas Vance
one of the oldest and much respected citi.
Gems died on the 9th after a short illness
aged IS years. His funeral was largely at.
tended at his house on Sunday and ser.
vices being conducted by the Rev. Henry
Howard,
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ter. Miss Ncttie Pond. was united in mar
rage to Frank NJ. Carpenter of Everett
Mass, The ceremony was performed al
noon by the Rev. w f. Weeks. MIR. and
Mrs. Carpenter left on the afternoon train
for few days trip. after which they
will reside in Everett Mass.
The annual meeting OF the tonGrcsa-
tlonll Church society was PclI Thurs
day evening and the following committee
WAS elected; DIR. w. II. WriGht. "a. II,
Bacon, Il. y. Sumner T. II. Harrington,
Harry A, Collins and q. II. Young, clerk
and treasurer. Charles II. Ross.
The BAPTIST Church society nave elected
the following officers: Moderator. the
Rev. T., NJ. Bartlett; treasurer Frank y,
BRIGGS: clerk Miss Elsie Hatch: trustee
for i've years f.. 4. Palmer; deacon for
three years. A 5. ketcham.
. clara Emallnc. widow of Nathan Gibbs
late of Salisbury, died Friday at the age
Of y years. The funeral was held Mon
day at eleven O'Clock n. m. Mr.. Gibbs died
only five weeks ago.
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FISHING
IN MID-WINTER
Tho1sandS of Gold FISH
BY Express.

burlington. Jan. 13.-As a means OF
attracting attention to the Annual
January Sale at "China Hall, the man
arement have secured from "A large
cold fish farm q consignment of sever
al thousand Japanese variegated beau
ties. which arrived by express last
evening. They were accompanied by
. snecial messenger as far as New York
and their huge swimming tank was re-
turned to-day and the "hnny sinners
ore apparently contented and happy In
their new aquarium homes about the
store and in the show windows A
large shipment of fish globes were re-
ceived late this afternoon ana all VIII
be sold at reduced prices during the
sale
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs Augusta Allen, aged - years, died
December -, The funeral was held from
her late home Tuesday. the Rev. W. r.
Weeks officiating. The interment was in
foresldalc.
Emery Fuller. for many years a prom-
nent citizen Of the Arnold district, died
Monday evening at the age of ST years. He
leaves wife. two sons and one daughter.
The funeral will be held from the house
ON Thursday at two o'clock.
At the annual meeting of the First Ma 70
tional bank, held Tuesday the follow
ing officers and directors were elected:
President W. II. Wright: vice-president,
j. $. stafford; cashier, G. II. Young; tell
er, +. w. Briggs: directors. w. II. Wright.
j, s. Stafford. Charles f. Clark, George
Brigg, l., A. Severy, Charles II. Ross and
q. IL. Young.
The Brandon National bank held its
annual meeting Tuesday and elected the
following officers; President, Il. ]. Orms-
bee; vice president ID, ID. Burditt of Tits
ford; cashier. W. +. Scott; teller. George
H. Mcleod; directors. r. j. Ormsbee, s.
II. Seager, +, II, Harrington, r. III. But
ton. w. Il. Scott, ID. ID. Burditt and John
u. Weeks of Middlebury.
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BRANDON.

The Brandon Lodge of Odd Fellows have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Noble grand, W. &. Fletcher
vicc-grand. A. s. Kctcham secretary, +,
c Cook; treasurer, W. A. Fuller, The
installation will occur Tuesday evening
and will be followed by a banquet.
The remains OF Henry 4. Rolfe. who
was found dead in his room in Rutland
last Friday, were brought here Mondiy
and placed in the vault to await burial
Mr. Rolfe was formerly resident OF this
town.
f.. T.. Scelcy. manager of tho Inn, who
has been III for the past two months, has
resumed his duties
A quiet wedding took place at the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pond on Union
street, Jan. y. when their only daush
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STOWE.

a al IN. IA
victim of a distressing accident last week..
is failing. Mrs, Lance who was ,lone in
the house and over 70 vrurs nf arc dis.
covered that her cIothinr wa On ,rc
probably from contact with tho stove she
succeeded in extinruishinr tbc DANES but
not until she wac torrihIv burned uho,t
the back and one side of tbc body This
happoned about $40 o'clock in tho norninr
and no one discovered her con1ition until
four o'clock in th, otteruoou.
Emit. t,burct hold i,s annual busince.
meeting and dinner last Thursday Ian.
nary Ahou, a buudrod SAT dawn 70
di,ncr Al rho hu.inns. mootine tho ola
hoard of oNicors woro ro.o,cctnd &c fo,'
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II. Appott' Inc pastor VIII preach sun
day morning service AZ lo'fo, suolect
OF sermon, "The tact OF eympatny' sun,
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EDEN.

Mrs. Jonathan Brown. an old time resi-
dent, died at her home on East hill
January l. She is survived by one son.
Villas Brown, who has always lived with
her.-Mrs. Sarah Sanborn has gone to
burlington to visit Mrs. George Gilchrist.
and from there she intends to visit i'm
Saratoga, n. I.-Mrs. w. iT. Emery has
gone to Jeffcrsonvile to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. Nellie Davis--I.aura King has
returned To Montgomery, where she has
cmployment.-Mrs +. &. Arbuckle and
daughter spent the week at DR.. Bacon's.
The next "Dorcas" meeting will be
at Mrs. Ellen Whttemore's January ".
A pair of twin boys arrived at the
home of Daniel Baker January 10.
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WAITSFIELD.

Chester NJ. Dana and Miss Flora L.
Woodward We're married Wednesday,
January e. NJ Randolph by the R,r
George T.. Ladd. A reception was tcn4
dercd them at the home of the grooma
parents Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Dana, on
Wednesday evening, January 13.--A spe-
cial meeting of Ainsworth Post No So
6. A. R, will be held Saturday JAM
uary IL. at two O'Clock p, m, at their
hail for installation of officers and other
busincss.-Mrs l.. NJ. Savage and child.
ren, who have been spending a coup.s
OF weeks with her parents in this vilaGe.
returned last week to their home In Fow-
ler,Mss Bessie Moore and Joseph Moody
of l>HndonNille were married Tuesday.
January ;. at the home of the brittle in
this village by the Rev. J. r. Hender-
son.--Nailey Lodge, No IL, !. - O. T..
will celebrate the 2lst anniversary ~
the organization OF the lodge on friday
evening. January t. by a social visit:
and oyster supper at their rooms i'm their
new block Mrs. l.. G. Berry returned
Saturday from weeks visit with he.
sister, Mrs. 7. Is. Crossett. 1T Wdtcr-
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sWANTON.

The Swanton band held meeting Mon
day evening at their headquarters on York
street and elected the following officers
Tor the year: Lee Thomas. business man.
aeer' Horace Croos. leader; Walter But
terrified, treasurer
L. {. Butterfield and Miss Lillian Soule
Oh Fairfield were married at Fairfield
tuesday afternoon. 1t is expected they
Will make their home in Swanton
w. j. Byrnes of Swanton and Mrs Myra
Lee or New York city were quietly mar
fled Monday evening by Father Basticn
OF Alburgh. Mr.. Byrnes is the son of
Mathew Byrnes, a wealthy contractor
and builder of New York city. Mrs. Lee
has for long time been friend of the
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Byrnes are at pres
emit stopping at the Hotel Swanton.
L. Z. Butterheld and Miss Lillian Soule
were married last pvpnipp Fairfield
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ENOSBURCH.

-Four persons united with the Consrcca.
tonal Church at the January communion
service AZ the annual meeting of the
CONGREGATIONAL society James Kidder Guy
Woodward and Frank Hart. Jr.. were
CHOSEN prudential committee. The Sunday
ocnooi society Reelected f. NJ Wrgh,
was critically i'll the first of last week is
rapidly recovering.--The school at the
Center Is temporarily closed on account
or measles.-Almy and Guy Lapant chill
dren OF Nawin I.aplant, are sick with
r ,,1, Baker is on the sick list -
Ihsfe was social at Rev. j. w. II. Ba
kor mo evening Of the sth. The funds
will be used TO purchase music books for
the choir at Memorial Church-G S. Fas-
sett returned the 9th from "a months stay
in Hardwick
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

William Tracy of Johnson spent several
days in this place recently.-C;oorse Starr
is confined to the house by illness. Miss
Hattie Barber. who was i'll last week, is
again at work in g. a. Gardeners store .-
Mrs. c. E. Nelson and Master Burton
were in town this weck.-There was a
box party at T.. S. Wrishts on Tuesday
evening. George Porter is at home, Mrs.
IT, o. Rowlcy accidentally cut her wrist
Monday, severng an artery.-Nelson,
Hall and company are putting in "A new
boiler-Miss Grace Inman IS home from
Massachusetts.--A birthday party was
held at the home of Charles Campbell
Saturday, January ., it being his 72nd
appivprqnry
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JOHNSON.

Robert Waterbury has returned from a
visit to his mother in Corning n. Y
T.. s. Coolidge spent Sunday in Lowell. -
james g. Ncwcomb who has been in the
klondke for the past five years. came
home early in the fall for few weeks
visit, started for Seattle last week. and
will spend one year more at least in the
gold hclds.-Charles Holdrdge from Sara
nae Inn. n. V, is spending few weeks
with his father. David Holdrldge. Frank
Thompson and family have returned from
their visit to relatives in Montreal.-W.
II. Stearns started for Boston Monday
morning and will return the last of the
week. -Clifford Leland Is spending n few
days with his father, A. a. Leland.--W. j
Sager and family arc visiting in Newport
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GRAND ISLE.

S. r. Gordon left home Friday to join
his daughter, Miss Ida Gordon. at Lake
View, North Carolina. The annual meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid society was
pleasantly entertained at the home of
James Iioog at dinner the 7th.--H. w
Blackwood Is visiting his many friends
I'M town.-Ncws has been received of the
sudden death of Mary L. Chamberlain in
Fairfax at the home of Il. Loveland. She
was the only child of the late William and
Mary HoaE Chamberlain. They were of
the old stock Quakcrs descendants of the
first settlers of Grand 1sle.--Mr and Mrs.
Leander Sheldon made short visit In
town last week. visiting Mrs. Sheldon 5
brother. w s. peprl
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WARREN.

Mr. AMI Mrs james McGlanin aro FL,
happy parents OF baby girl born Thur
day of last week.-Ceorge Long cut Iii,
foot quite badly at the large toe Joint
while chopping Tuesday.-Mrs Pearl
Daniels continues to be in quite poor
health. 1t is said she Will 90 to tho
hospital soon for treatmcnt--Mrs Nath-
anel Blair remains about the samc.-I'red
Long is very sick. Tho trouble which
he was treated for at the Mary Fletcher
hospital at burlington some over a year
ago continues to seriously trouble him
-ferad Boariman. who broke his leg
i'll two places last week is doing as well
as could be expected --Eurt Campbell was
hurt very badly by a horse kicking him
Mondav.-L. j. Spalding was in Burling-
ton last week.. l.. Gleason was in town
'Tueedny
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grand scale.--Mrs Or. Blanchard and Miss
NJ. NJ. Colby remain about the same
with no signs Of improvement. The in
FAINT son of Charles Powers, whose mother
died "a few weeks ago. has been removed
to the poor farm It's grandparents not
being able to care for ii longcr.-It Is re-
ported that the Derby pond which sup
plies the city of Newport with water has
failed.-Walter Wright, graduate OF
Derby academy, now In college in Min
neapolis, while home for the holidays
called on friends here and reports that
Prof Andrews, formerly of Derby aca-
deny. Is doing a very prosperous bust
ness in Minnca polls,
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ALBURGH.

"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Sabre the eth instr. S. Villa m
son of Burke. n. Y. has bought the goods
of the Homer Holcomb estate. He will
also put i'll large line Of new goods. and
viii occupy the same store Miss Chap
man of Champlain. y. y. is the guest Of
Mrs H. $. Young.-Schools in town re-
opened for the winter term Monday the
18th inst.-Albert Cheeseman has returned
from a weeks visit among relatives and
friends in Montreal.--H. w. Marvin at
tended q meeting of the Vermont Mutual
directors in Montpelier rccently.--S. H.
Martin has returned to Burlington. Miss
Stella Mott has returned to her school in
Bradford
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eastman arc home
from Bellows Falls. Mr.. Eastman has
commenced work for the Bishop brothers.
Mrs. p. w. Daverson spent the most
of last week in Barton, having her little
daughter Hilda's eyes treated.-'rhe Rev
X. j. Chrystic was called TO Eden la st
Sunday to attend the funeral of Johna-
than Brown.-James Ryan left here last
Friday for Wisconsin, whore he expects
to stop for some time. bernard Cato
has finished clerking for T.. j. Stra,ton
and returned to his homo in Wocutt.-
Martha Poor is home from New York
for her usual vacation.
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son. Richa ID of Eurlinrlnn

son. Richard of Burlington.
Or. w. +. Minard is in Boston, where
he went 10 be in attendance at an opors-
ton Oh d. e. Jones for appcndicitis. lie
expects TO study for time in one Of
me hospitals before returning.
~ H. henry who has been IN Now
York to see his sister Miss Annette
Henry, before she sailed for London. has
returned.
Miss Mary Roscoe has resigned her po-
sition as teacher in one Of the inter-
mediate grades OF the school and has
gone to Middlebury to reside with her
aunt.
MISS anne Lewis OF Massachusetts, and
Herbert Hall. an cmplovc AT thn bosnitnt
were married yesterday at four o'clock
They left on the evening train for a
short trip.
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TROY.

Eli Sherman, an old time resident Of
this town, was buried Monday from the
residence of his son-in-law, ". D. Peck,
where he has lived over a year Mr..
Sherman was about so years old. and was
native of Fairfax, but he spent many
years Of his life in Troy and Newport
lie was IA man of strict integrity and re-
spected by all who knew him. He is
survived by widow and six children
Mrs. c. =. Stevens of Richford. Mrs &. G.
Kennedy and Mrs. II. d. Peck of Troy
Fred Sherman and Mrs. Tina Martin OF
Walthan!, Mass, Costery Sherman of
Newport all of whom were present at
the funeral
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ELMORE.

O. Y. Bailey was in Montpelier over
Sunday.-AIiss Bertha Virgins returned
to Bellows Falls Saturday. School open
ed again Monday with Mrs. Il. T.. Mcr-
RAM as tcachcr--Mrs. +. W. Armstrong
and children are the guests of & S.
MudSctt this week.-JoScph Gcnercss had
one finger badly cut while at work in the
woods and has returned tn his home in
WOlcott.-G. W. Ainsworth of Belvido re-
was in town recently.-Mrs. Howard
VlnmaS Is sick with tho mumns
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Stephen Hutchinson. who has been
living on the Ira blann farm in Brain
tree for the past two years has pur-
chased that farm of Carl Thayer of
Boston.
free delivery route No, 2 has Resumed his
duties after "A weeks lay off on account
OF an attack of the grip. William Rand
carrier for route No. !. has not lost a
trip since the free delivery was started