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T.. Fields who Is Mr. Sanborn's daughter.
Mrs Helen Smith has gone to West
Farlce to reside and her tenement in tho
brick house opposite North Common will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder IL.
Dearborn, with whom Mrs. Ellen Cooley
is to ivc.-Mr. and Mrs. Ned Griffin have
gone to keeping house in the Dearborn
house on Jail street recently vacated by
Wilder II. Dearborn.-IInnry A. Magoon,
who has boarded with Mrs Louisa Clough
during the last 10 years, has gone to
live with John N. Sanborn on Main st
Timothy Sullivan. the well-known black
smith with shop back of William F..
Hoods drug store during the past twenty
five years. has gone to live in Lisbon, N.
H. Mrs. Sullivan with their household
goods will follow in II few days.-Geo. E.
Folsom of Providence, X. l. lis visiting
his brother, Fred II. Folsom and ms
father. George +. Folsom--John w.
Burbank has moved into the Lyman a.
Burbank farm house on West Hill which
he recently purchased and his father
Lyman A. Burbank. has removed to the
Sargent farm near Chelsea village which
he has bought.-Hon. John u. Bacon
State treasurer, was in town over Sunday
as the guest of his father, John Il. bacon,
president Of the national bank of Orange
county. William Dickinson has gone to
st. Johnsbury for employment In the Fair
banks Scale company.-Joseph Fl. GRIM
has removed from the w. II. II. Hall
house to his farm on the Corinth road
James c. Atwood is to carry on Captain
Halls land and care for his dairy during
this ensuing year.--The spring terms OF
school in Chelsea village will begin on
Monday, April 18th, with the following
teachers: No. .. primary. Miss Ella g.
Chadwick; No. .. intermediate, Miss Co
| ra NJ. Whitchcr No II upper village Miss
Alice ]. Kibbec The remaining schools in
town will begin Monday, April 20
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. l.. A. Perkins for the past few
wears a resident of Brandon, died at Dan
by Saturday morning from pneumonia.
at the me of 30 years. She is survived
by her husband and three small children,
also her mother, ono brother, Clinton Rob-
inYrn vi this town and ono sister Mrs.
Luther Iiowc OF Proctor. The remains
W. .h.u to Roche stcr and the flu
neral WIS held from that place Tues
dal at one o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Per
kins moved to DANNY from this town
about three weeks ago. where Mr.. Pei
kins ha1 taken lumber contract.
Napoleon Bashaw has purchased for a
home the Barrows house on Barlow
avenue: consideration. 5000
A. j. Evans has resumed his labors
at Hophns's drug store, having been i'll
for the past two weeks at his home in
Burlington.
w. G.. Bushev has rented the GRAY
house on Seminary Hill and will move
there at once.
Miss"iIelen Ripley OF Wellesley, Mass.
is spending a two weeks vacation with
hcr parents.
Theron Wright OF Williams college is
visiting his parents here.
Samuel Daniels has severed his conrec-
ton with the Brandon Publishing com
pany, where he has been employed for
the past year.
There will he a thankoffering meeting
in the chapel of the Congregational
Church Friday afternoon
The semi-annual meeting Of the Bran
don Free Public Library association will
be held Tuesday evening, April 5, at 7:30
o'clock in the room in the rear Of the
library
Fred Briggs Of Burlington is spending
the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs II. y. Briggs.
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from Barre and Montpelier, that
Is to play In the Northern league,
into shape. An up to date manager
Tor this team has boon engaged. His
name Is not made public but the COM
mittees from Barre and Montpelier ex-
press great confidence that they have
secured the right man for this position.
The Rev. L. *. whitman preached his
farewell sermon at Trinity Church Sum
day morning. In the evening nc ex-
changed with the Rev. II. T.. Lowe of
Barre.
j.. A. Chaplin Of Middlescx reported yes
to-day to Fish and Game Commissioners
II. q. Thomas that deer had been found
at Bear swamp in Middlesex under an un-
occupied barn near the residence or Mr..
Chaplin. The deer had evidently been dead
about two weeks and after being shot
must have been placed under the barn for
conCealment. There is no clue at present
to the party who thus violated the law.
Il. A. Earle. superintendent Of the j. s.
Niles electric plant at Middlesex, caught
a carp sucker in the dam Monday after
noon that weighed eight ana one-halt
pounds. This monster fish was OF the va
riety generally found in lakes and was
the largest ever taken from tho Winooski
Mr.. Earle landed the fish with an iron
rake.
Street Commissioner Roberts had a gang
Of men at work Sunday and Monday clean
ing the ice from the highway bet"ecn tue
city and Green Mount cemetery. The ice
that lodged there during the high water
was Of unusual thickness some OF 1t meas
uring more than three feet.
Eugene r. Rand. conductor on the main
line of the Montpelier & Wells River rail-
road. Is Ill with the grip. His place Is
taken by Conductor Fitzgerald.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Smith.
The jury in the case of Louis Fl. Pen
dleton. trustee. vs.. s. Il. Fair returned q
verdict Tuesday for the plaintiff to re-
cover stI15.1 and costs. The case of Grace
Kent VS.. Arthur Case, growing out of
colt rcplevined, is now on trial.
The body of Mrs. Martha c. Paige ar
rived in Montpelier from New York 'rues-
day evening accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Beggs. 1t was taken to Cabot
Y, sterday for burial. For several sum-
mers past Mrs. Paige spent her summers
with Mrs. Joseph Polar in this city and
she leaves many friends here.
y. r. e. Kent went Tuesday to Ian
caster. y. H.. where he was married
last evening to Miss Agnes Thompson of
that village. Mr. and Mrs. Kent are to
he in New York for ten days on a wedding
trim
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WORCESTER.

Gordon Burke has sold his farm, stock
ard tools. and will move to Montpelier in
a few days.--rhe Rev. j. w. Ilsiey Is
packing his household good ready In
move.--William II. Kellogg and Clair
Templeton. who have been at work in
Marshfield. are at home for the present.
Mr.. Kellogg is quite ill.--Mrs. +. Il. Gil
lette is a victim of the grip-Mrs. Hop
kins has returned from Coventry. whore
she has been caring for her mother for tho
past two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Will
ley and daughter of Montpelier We're in
town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, J. Il.
Wilson are ut home after an absence of
three months. Mr. Wilson has not quite
recovered from his severe Illness but is
gaining SLOWLY
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WATERBURY.

Several of the former students of Green
Mountain Seminary responded to the nvi-
taton of Miss Elizabeth Cooley to meet at
the seminary lodge Thursday afternoon,
March -. To arrange for n reunion to he
held some time the last Of June, The fol-
lowing committees We're chosen: Invita-
ton, NJ II. Moody, \. II. Smith l8, r..
Dcmeiitt Mrs. Jessie Athorton, Mrs. Bcs-
sic T. Ayers, Mrs. Matte Lyon Thurston;
reception committee, Mrs. Helen T.. som
orNillc Miss Katrina Landt. Mrs. Lena NJ.
Norcross, Miss Alice Bochcr Miss kathic
Dillingham; +, l.. Knight Frank Guild,
Joseph IIuse, DIR. w. +. Minard. w. V.
Bryan; rcfrcshmcnt committee, Mrs. \, l.,
Dcmcrtt. Mrs. Carrie Lyon, Miss Ollie
Mary, Mrs. Carrie Moody. Miss Mae Sea-
bury. Mrs, blanche c. Anterior; decora-
tion committee. Mrs y. l.. Dcmcritt, Mrs.
Della Watts. Mrs. Carrie u. Ratchelder,
Miss Belle Anderson, cushman Gray, Zene
AudcI son. Clarence Moody: music com
mittee, w. Il. Clark. Mrs, Florence T.. At
ktns, W. II, TroNhridgc Albert G. Dick
n"y Otdst Barro); programme committee.
Miss Elizabeth colby, Mrs. Clarissa $.
Minard Mrs. Minnie Arno Tainos, Miss
Julia Parker, Harvey Robinson
At special town meeting Monday
morning Dow Adams was elected road
commissioner to succeed $. a. Mansfield,
deceased. There were many candidates.
Verne Dillingham; was elected second con-
stable to succeed William Carroll re-
signed.
Mrs Edward Cooley is ill.,
The high water in the Winooski river
damag ed the electric wires to a consider.
able extent so the village was without
electric lights Saturday night Telephone
wires were also damaged
Last Thursday Bert Downing and Miss
Phoebe Daley were united in marriage
The Rev. +, ID. Kellogg performed the
ceremony.
Il. W. IIuntley and h. II. Dcmeritt
have been appointed commissioners of
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Daniel A. Guptl died Thursday morn
ing of paresis at his home on East
State street. aged 50 years. Mr.. Cup
til has been i'll for two years and grad
ually falling. He was native of Wa
terbury and from 1871 to 1902 was IN
the carriage and sign painting bust
ness in Montpelier. He is survived by
widow. Mr.. Guptil was a member :
Aurora lodge of Masons and was one
of the charter members of the Apollo
club Funeral services were held
from his late home Saturday morning
the Rev. A \. Lewis offic Ia ting, and the
body was taken to Bellows Falls for
burial.
Irving Westover OF st. Adams and
Mary Harrington of this city were mar
lied "Wednesday. March % by Judge NJ.
T.. Smile at the home of the bride on
East State street
From noon to six o'clock Saturday
this city was in imminent danger Of
a flood An ice jam formed about half
way between the city and Green Mount
cemetery. which G. r. Roberts. supern-
tcndent of streets and IL gang of men
were pOwerless to break. The water in
the Winooski and the north branch above
the obstruction rose rapidly and at five
o'clock was flooding several cellars in the
business section. At this time tho Wi
nooski and the branch were filled with
ice OF Il thickness of two feet or more
and it seemed that a repetition Of tho
flood of st. Valentines day, 1900, could
not be averted. Shortly before six O'Clock
Mr.. Roberts and his men succeeded in
blasting out the ice jam and the waters
fell as rapidly as they had risen. AS they
went down the ice in the Winooski as
far as the dam near the Montpelier 4
Wells River station and the north branch
up to the dam of the Lane Manufacturing
company went out with a rush All
danger was then over and the city
brcathed easier
George l.. Kinsman died Saturday
morning at the home of Mrs. Willis
Blanchard, his daughter, aged 10 years.
Mr. kinsman was for many years in Tie
clothing business in This city and from
1889 To 1894 was "A hotel clerk in Cleveland
O., and Milwaukee lie has resided with
his daughter for the past ten years. Mr.
knsman was a native of Barre lie was
twice married and Mrs, Blanchard is his
only surviving child. Up to the time Of
his last illness Mr.. Kinsman was an ac-
tive member Of King Solomon Chapter
Royal Arch Masons. and of Aurora
Lodge Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon al two O'Clock from Mr.
Blanchard's home on Barre street. the
Rev, j. Edward Wright ofiiciatin and
burial was in Green Mount cemetery.
H. A Dubuc is in FAN River. Mass
for n brief stay and Oh his return II Is
expected arrangements will be COM
pletcd for getting the base ball team
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

E. w. Tewksbury has shipped from
this station since last fall ton carloads
Of potatoes and five from South Royal
ton or nearly 1900 bushels paying an
average price of 80 cents per buehel. Most
of the potatoes were shipped to the
Boston market.
]. P. Cleveland. who has served as lister
in the town for the past 1e years. has
rendered his resignation. which has been
accepted, but as yet his successor has
not been appointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Leland, who have
lived in Randolph for several years, have
shipped their goods to West Salisbury.
whore they went Monday to carry on their
farm. Mrs. Fred Kent, sister of Mrs
Leland, will remain with them until Mr..
Kent gets established in Rutland. where
they intend to locate. Mr.. Kent has rent
ed his place on School street to Elmer
Montgomery, who will take possession
April l.
Perry Blanchard. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Blanchard of East Braintree died
Saturday morning at ten O'Clock at Or.
Gifords saritarium. where he was taken
for treatment about six weeks ago Mr..
Blanchard has been in poor health for the
past two years and has been a very pa
tient sufferer with cancer OF the stoH-
ach. Mr. Blanchard has been engaged in
tn, barber business in South RoyaltOn I'M
Ill four months ago when he was obliged
In 1893 he married Miss Bertha Clatlin
who survives him. Besides his wife he
leaves a father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy Blanchard, one brother, Earl
Blanchard of East Braintree, and sister.
Mrs. Edward Ihayer Of Leominster,
Mass. The funeral was held at East
Braintrec at one o'clock Monday afternc on
with the Rev. j. w. Coffin of Berlin as
officiating clergyman.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Mary
Bass at her home on Central street and
elected officers for the year ensuing:
President, Mrs. Mary Bass; viceprcsi-
dent. Mrs &. f. Moulton; secretary, Mrs.
i. O. Blanchard: treasures. Mrs. +. f..
Dubois programme committee, Mrs g,
f. IAdd. Mrs. &. F. Moulton, Mrs. NJ
+. Holmes Mrs. j. =. Cleveland and Miss
Abbie Clark: book committee, Mrs. J.. p.
Thayer, Mrs A. H. Tewksbury, Mrs.
Fraser Metzger. Mrs. +. II. Joshlyn and
Miss Annie Walsh. They voted TO have
books for the coming year. rhe next
meeting Of the club will be held with Mrs.
Walsh at her home on Prospect avenue
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Burton shepard and Leroy Davis are at
home from Norwich University for "A two
weeks vacation Miss Myra Sargent left
Monday for White River Junction where
she has employment in millinery store
for the scason,-NIrs. Susannah Preston
aged 81 years, died at the home of her
granddaughter. Mrs. William Osborne.
Saturday. March 26.-Charles Brooks is
moving from the town farm to W. w.
Gallups tenement,-Jneph Boedle has
hired the town farm for year and will
take possession at once.--Joseph Sher-
lock. who is employed at n. L. Burnett's S.
has recovered from n recent attack of the
grip Daniel Durkee returned to his home
in Pomona, Cal, last week Wednesday,
Miss Ora Galusha. who is attending VAS
sar College, Poughkecpsie. ~ V, arrived
Saturday to spend the Easter vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il.
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Saturday afternoon. April 2.

Saturday afternoon April O.
rho chief features of the programme
at the Grange meeting held in Williams's
hall were piano solos by Miss Lettic
Bailey and n reading by Mrs. William
Avery. member of Grange in Camp
ton. N. H. The worthy master, Harry
Totman, appointed the following COM
mittce; Dana H. Morse. A. A. Priest.
j. II. Bass, Lyman Hutchinson and q.
&. Flint and this committee will hold
their first meeting next Saturday night
al the house of Chairman u. n. Morse.
A daughter was born Sunday to DR..
and Mrs. +. c. Angel.
Fred Grant, who works for o. w.
Brockway on the road toward East
Bethel. Is suffering from a bullet wound
in his leg. caused by the careless hand
ling of a revolver last Sunday. Mr.. Grant
had been using the revolver and was
about to unload it and put 1t away.
when In some way 1t became accidentally
discharged, sending the bullet nearly
through the flesh part OF his leg above
the knee. DR.. G. w. Scott was called
and removed the bullet which had lodged
just under the skin on the opposite side
Of the leg. Although the wound has been
very painful, il is not considered very
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Sanford. who have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. John
Abbott in Winchester. Mass, returned
home the first of tho week, accompanied
by their granddaughter, Winsomc Abbott
Mrs. Lucia Wood, sister of the late
principal, Edward Conant. died Sunday
at the Conant home at the center village.
a prayer service was held at the house
yesterday morning, with the Rev. w. n.
Patterson officiating. Mrs. Woods re-
mains were taken yesterday TO Pomfret.
where regular funeral services were held
and interment was made The Rev. w.
n. Patterson also officiated at the funeral
services in Pomfret and returned home
last night
A. NJ. Hubbard, Charles Haywood and
G. A. Lang were in Montpelier Tuesday
night to attend the inspection of the
commandry there by the grand officers.
Mrs Fannie Noble is confined to her
bed this week with an attack of rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. u. l. Merchant. who has been very
seriously i'll with heart trouble for the
past month, is reported as more COM
Portable this week.
There will be n game of basket ball
played in Dubois and Gays hall Friday
evening between the first team of the
Young Mems club and a team made up of
the Randolph high school alumni.
The first new maple sugar sociable of
the season was held Tuesday afternoon
and evening in the vestry of the Con-
gregational Church.
Of her friends last evening ut a sugar
party held at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Flint in Braintree.
Misses May Cone and Edith Brooks,
who stopped over at wilmington. Conn.
| from their Washington trip, returned
| home yesterday after a weeks visit with
| friends and relatives in Wilmington.
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BROOKFIELD.

A. G. Hibbard is sick with typhoid pncu-
monia and is in very critical condition.
Miss Amy Walbrdge has been engaged to
teach the school in No. II. Fl. Guy Fletch-
err II, No. IL, Miss Mae Sargent in No. IA.
Miss Edith Durkee In No. 10. Miss Lilia
Chadwick in No. !, Miss Adah Austin in
No. .. Miss Bessie Panton in No. 3. and
Miss Eva Sargent in No. Miss Vie
Davis has been retained as teacher of
the high school for the coming year
Oliver Dutton and family are about to
leave their farm to live in Concord y. II.
Mr.. button will no engaged in the bar
Der shop of JOHN Buzzell Bert Leonard
has finished work for Walter Perkins and
moved his family to Barre
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Charles Rublec has returned from Bos-
ton. where he has been spending the win
ter with his brothcr.-W. NJ Strong has
been visiting his parents for a few days,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. -.
Goodell on the 2?d.-H. n. Blake Is at
home from Goddard Seminary.-L. w.
Haskell lost Il COW last wcck-Easter will
he observed next Sunday with appropriate
cXercisos-M Mrs. j. {. Irown is At Warren
Goodcll s.-GraCc Coolidge teaches in
Barre the coming tcrm--Mr. kiser of
Marshiield and Miss Kate Hammond wore
united in marriage last Sunday by the
Rev, G. IL. Coolidge at the home of c. II.
TJWiupll.
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FAYSTON.

There was a social party at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Bragg Friday evening,
the 18th anniversary of their marriage
Tie invitations included Messy Glen
lodge. l. O. G. T.. and the Waitsfeld
Grange they being members Of both So
cicties, and about 20 friends We're present.
Games We're played: cake and coffee were
served and very generous gifts presented
tokens of kindly regard, among which
was a purse OF so from the Grange. All
enjoyed a very pleasant evening Mrs. +.
A. Bragg has gone to Waterbury to as
stat IN caring for her brother l.. w.
Powers. who is slowly recovering from
pneumonia F. Smith lost a. horse last
wcek.-William Livingston, who spent the
winter in Canada. has returned home. ac-
connpaned by his uncle. William Living
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NEWPORT.

The jury in the note case of Hiram q.
Miller vs.. Betsey Stcbbins tried at county
court brought in q verdict that Mrs.
Stcbbins must pay the note. Thursday
they were trying criminal case for
horse stealing.
The annual village meeting was held
IN Odd Fellows hall on Friday with Col.
H. NJ Mansur. moderator: j. w. Redmond,
clerk. Frank G. Williams was elected q
trustee for three years and T.. w. Carr
water commissioner for three years a
tax of % cents was raised for current
expenses.
A. G. Goodwin procured n divorce from
his wife Saturday in county court.
The funeral of the late Samuel w. Par
kerr who died at his daughters In Califor-
MIA two weeks ago Sunday. was held at
his late residence on Coventry street Sun
RI .ft
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BENSON.

Special Easter services are to be held
at the Congregational Church next Sun
day.Scaret fever has broken out in the
family of w. ". Jones in the east part
of the town, in the little hamlet called
Spqkeviile. DR.. j. p. Norton has the
cases quura ntined.-Miss Selia Gibbs Is
keeping books for Ray G. Jones in the
place Of Miss Bessie Fish.--Martin Bos-
worths funeral took place from his late
residence at Spokeville last Tuesday. the
Rev. Leroy ~. Taylor Of the Methodist
church officiating, and Il. j. Seaman
having charge, There was large gather
ing of neiShrors and several from out Of
town. George Shepardson and wife Of
Glcns Falls. Levi Beden and son of Ores
den and G. II. Ward and wife OF North
Whitehall were In attendance.R r,
Walker returned to Albany, y. Y. last
Saturday. accompanied by his wife. His
hand, which has been under surgical treat
ment for two months or more, does not
well.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Lewis NJ. Seaver left for New York the
Goth on business, and will be absent a
week or ten days. -Hermon X Durham
of st. Johnsbury was in town last week
to attend the funeral of c. Prentiss Wal
do.--At the meeting of the Ladies' Read
ing club At Mrs. j. X. Lynde's last Satur-
day, Mrs. Minnie Skinner Allen Of Barre
gave a talk on Italian music and with the
assistance OF Miss Lula Durham OF
Montpelier rendered several selections by
Italian composers. Some ~ tho vocal Sc
lections were Rivon in the original lang
uage. The club are TO hold n business
meeting with Mrs. John Dukus on April
of st. Johnsbury was in town last week
23-Teachers are not yet engaged for
either the intermediate or grammar de-
partments of the village school and there
are other vacancies in town.
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WEST HAVEN.

Mrs. Blaney of Hale, Missouri. has come
to spend several months with relatives
and friends in this placc.--Ira Belden has
gone TO work for VIII Noble of Benson.
Misses Florence and Edna Jakway are
in Rutland for a few days,-Miss May
Narramorc of Benson visited her aunt,
Mrs. il. &. Adams, last week.-Miss Helen
Douglas is home from the University OF
Vermont for the Easter recess.
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BETHEL.

The z. 3. Ellis Granite company IS
reported to have purchased of Robert
Noble several acres of this meadow land
adjoining the tracks of the Central
Vermont Railway and opposite the five
acre piece owned by the Woodbury.
Granite company on which the Woodbury.
company have their large shed. II is ex-
pected TINT the Ellis company will build
as soon as weather permits and have b
large force of cutters at work on the
premises Tho Ellis company also expect
to put up a large boarding house for the
accommodation Of their quarrymen.-'
building committee of the Methodist
Church have ordered Of Benjamin Price,
Eoston architect, plans and specifica.-
tons for the church to be erected this
spring.-The Rev. G.. =. Johnson OF Bur-
lington will hold morning service at the
Episcopal Church on the first Sunday
after Easter. ON the second Sunday after
Easter the Rt Rev. A. G.. A. HAN,
Bishop of Vermont, will hold evening
service at four oclook,--The Rev. J.
Wesley Miller and wife are In Montpelier
this Week.-Mrs. Florence Fisher Of Bur.
lineton is visiting her grandmother, Mrs,
Imeliue Fisher.