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Battle Fleet at Cape Verde.

LONDON, Nov. S.-Nine Russian
colliers have arrived at Cape Verde,
on the west coast of Africa. This indi-
Gates that portion of the Baltic feet
will proceed by way of Cape Horn. 4;
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Fatal Collision in Illinois.

DANVILLE. ILL.,, Nov. SIN col
Iision between a work train and coal
train on the Chicago and eastern Illi-
nois railroad today, two men were kill
ed and 27 injured, all laborers.
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Roosevelt at Jersey City.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-President
Roosevelt reached Jersey City at 1230.
He left for Washington at liza in high
spirits. He is confident of success.
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rouble in West VIRGINIA.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Nov. s.
The democrats have filled the jail with
men whom the republicans call legal
voters. Fighting may result
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SIashing Ticket in New Hampshire.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. S.-The
weather is fair. There is much cut-
ting of ballots. The state will go re-
publican by reduced pluralities from
1900
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Russian Naval Officers at shanghai.

SHANGHAI, Nov. S.-The officers
and crews of the Russian torpedo
boat destroyer Reyshitelni have ar
rived here. The captain escaped at
Woosung, and is probably enroute
home on a German steamer.
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Good Vote in Addick's State.

DOVER, Del, Nov. S.-A heavy vote
is being polled in Delaware today by
both sides. The weather is fine.
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plurality over Watson of $4,000
Parker is likely to be third in the race.
Michiqan Vote Will Be Heavv

DETROIT, Nov. S.-A heavy vote is
being polled throughout Michigan.
The weather is clear. The democrats
claim the governor, but admit Roose-
welt will carry the state
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Bio Vote in Nebraska,

OMAHA, Nov. 8.-The weather is
clear and warm and a big vote is be-
ing cast. The greatest interest is
taken in the gubernatorial contest as
the state is conceded to Roosevelt.
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Rainy Day in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. SELECTION
day dawned with a cloudy sky and a
misty rain falling. The polls opened at
6 with large crowds lined up to get
their votes in early. The polling will
be heavy.
Senator Fairbanks slept until nearly
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Pennsylvania All One Way.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.-Fine
weather prevails here. The balloting is
heavy for Roosevelt and the straight
republican ticket.
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Bio Vote in Boston,

BOSTON, Nov. 8.-The weather Is
clear and cool. BOslon's vote will
break the record.
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The DAY in Maine.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. S.-There is
fair weather and quite election. The
republican plurality will be about
$4,000.
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Cool at Pittsburu.

P1TTSBURG, Nov. s.-The day is
cloudy and COOL A heavy early vote
is reported from Pittsburg and Alleg-
hany.
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At Bryan's Home,

LINCOLN, Nov. 8.-The weather is
fine. The rural vote will be heavy.
The state is conceded 70 Roosevelt by
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HOW TO VOTE.

= There is but one absolutely safe
= way for the voter to be sure that
y he votes what he intends to vote.
= That is to put cross x in the =
= little square to the right of the
= name of Zach and every candi- =
= date he wants elected.
u - 3 = 4
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Each Side WAITING for the Other.

IoS'' 01e "d's'''S 'o' e''0 VeHST'
p, MUKDEN. Nov. 8.-There was inter-
mittent artillery firing along the lines
this morning and a battle may COM
mence at any hour. Each side is watt
ing for an attack
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Japanese Capture Important Position.
CHEFOO, Nov. S.-The Japanese
havecaptured Cockscomb hill. an i'm
portant position opposite Latushan.
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JUDGE Parker Notes.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Nov. S.-Judge
Parker arrived at the polling place in
the third district of the ninth ward
at 10:40. Hundreds of men had gath.
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CONTINUED on Page Eighty
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GEORGIA..

\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Page recently. Rev. and Mrs.
c. W. Clark were guests of the Rev. and
Mrs. j. G. Lorimcr last week Wednesday.
lanes NJ. Skccls returned 70 Whitehali
Friday April S.-Mrs. q. b. Ladd mas a
pansy eoraniIm with 40 blossoms .-t.ras
tus Cushman, who has been seriously i'll,
is able to ride out.-Mr and Mrs. William
Decker were in St. Adams Friday and
Saturday.-Mrs. Martha Fuller who has
been caring for Mrs. Frank Page, return
ed to her home Saturday.-Fred Mayo has
moved from Charles Landon's tenement
house to A. r. Woodss tenement house
at Milton Boro.
News of the death of Alison Wood re-
siding in Michigan brother of the late h.
J.. Wood was received last week,
A little daughter has arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Howard. IA
daughter was born to Nj. and Mrs. Frank
Page on March ~ --lienry 7. Ballard OF
burlington visited his sister, Mrs. NJ l..
Rankin on Tuesday OF last week. deer
was seen grazing in William Rankin )
orchard on Monday OF this week.-Mrs.,
Charles Conecr returned to New London,
Conn, on Wednesday to remain for a
short time, when she will return TO
Georgia to reside. She left the two little
boNs az their grandfather Conger' -
school will begin on April lS.-rhere was
no service 1T the Methodist Church last
Sunday. but the coming pastor the Rev.
A. G. Austin, is expected this week and
will fiji tho pulpit next sunday l.. NJ.
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RICHFORD.

The lecture given here last Friday even
ing by Senator J. u. DoliVer of Washing
ton was largely attended. hut did not seem
TO bc as satisfactory as the one given here
year apu.--Dr G. $. ScoHold is I'm Boston
taking a course in electrical therapeutics
and X Ray work. Mrs. Scohold accom-
panied hin.-Harry Impcy ana Frank
Uloudin left here last week for Calgary,
Canada Northwest, where they expect to
have cmployment-R H. Breed of Boston
q practical engine builder, has associated
himself with the Bedford Foundry Co.
and they are To manufacture gas and
gasoleue cnglnes.--J. +. Kelley has begun
operations for building an addition to his
American hotel some 80 feet wider on the
upper sidc-'lhc republican caucus is
called TO meet in the town house Satur-
day, April IT, at one o'clock p. m, to elect
four dclegatcs to the state convention at
Darlington, April 20 -Beresford Great
head, who Is walking around the world on
a wager of $50 0oD, arrived here last Friday
afternoon, coming from sutton. He re
NAMED here until Monday morning. going
from here to Newport, He gave a lecture
here Sunday evening lie is to perform
years 10 complete the circuit. which is to
end at Vancouver b c.. from where he
started. His lecture was upon his adven-
lures already covered through Europe,
Asia, Russia and Japan. He has now to
pass into all the states IN the Union on
foot, and is to visit the West Indies He
carries no baggage of any kind, and has
to pay his way as ne goes,-Harry Leslie
an old time commercial man, was here
Again over last Sunday "a T. Schell OF
Boston, Chinese Inspector of this port ar
ri, ed here Monday evening Rosare
ana Joseph Benney OF ST. Adams. two
deaf and dumb fellows were registered at
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

Mrs. Marictte Foley has returned from
Richford.-Mr and Mrs L. Nj. Cotton Of
De than, Mass, are in toWu-Miss sad"
James has entered the employ of Nelson,
Hall & CO., as assistant bookkerpcr and
stouosraphor.--Dr j. y, Jennc of Bur
lington WAS in town Wednesday and with
DIS Washhurn and Brown performed an
operation upon Rodney Ackerson for APP
pcndicitis. Ills father, Daniel Ackorson
Of Jericho, is with him.-Joscph GraSSett
has sold his place to Mrs. Theophilus Gull
Inctte and moved into the house on c.
l.. Martins farm.-A surprise party was
given Miss Louise Lavender Thursday
evening, April 7, in honor of her birthday.
Dancing was INDUCED in and refresh
ments served. She was presented with Il
gold watch and chain by her young
friends.--Farmers report a poor sugar
season. Syrup sells for 500 per gallon
II. II, Clamp pave q sugar party In his
woods Friday afternoon, Mrs. Eliza Jew
cit is seriously i'll mt the home of her
son, William Jew ott DR. f.Na. Hutch
inson of Fnosburph Falls was called in
consultation with DR., G. II. Brown April
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from I'd Pago)

will help her in getting votes.
Tho Rev. Il. w. Atwell, d. d., has gone
TO Boston. While absent he will visit
Providence and Springfield.
Prof Cecil Egg is in Montreal for a
few days rest.
Prof w. A. Weed returned TO Potts
town. Pa. Monday
The republican town committee have
called II caucus for Saturday evening,
April 16 to elect delegates to the State
and district convention to be held i'm
Burlington April 20 and q respectively.
Henry Lucia has rented Amos Duby's
house and moved his family Monday from
Mr. Deyett's house to the Duby house.
James tiavens, who has been living
on the Allen farm. has departed for parts
unknown. leaving behind numerous
creditors who would like to get their
pay His family have since gone to
Mrs Mary White, who has been i'll
with inilammatory rheumatism, is much
improved.
Mrs w. S, ward Webb was in town
Saturday at Shclburne House.
The Roy. =, G. IIcaxt and II. w. Tracy
have returned from conference
The ladies of the Methodist Church will
serve "A supper and new maple sugar in
the church parlors "Wednesday evening.
April 70. supper will be served from six
to nine O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nlict and Mr. and
Mrs Walter Webster. entertained tho
members of LA Platte club and their
wives at the club rooms Tuesday evening.
A hountcuus lunch was served including
now maple sugar.
Charles Muzzy will take possession of
tho Allen farm recently vacated by
James tlavons. lie moves his family here
Anru is
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GRAND ISLE.

S. W Hoag did sunday afternoon af-
ter a short but painful illness. We was
tho son of stephen FOag. He leaves
wife, daughter and two sons. He viii be
greatly missed by his many friends He
was a descendant Of the Old Quaker
stock, who We're the first settlers in Grand
lsle.---The Congregational Church had
no service SundaY.-Friaay evening the
Literary club met at Mr. flarringtons
with well filed house and were very
pleasantly entertained, The Grand Isle
orchc stra gave some Of their best music.
The name was changed from the Satur-
day Night club To the Friday Night club
Several questions were discussed ana
stories of interest told etc.-Fho Ladies
Aid viii meet for dinner Thursday the
18th at Edwin Adams s.-Miss Hannah
Conrey Of bristol Is visiting friends in
town.--A special meeting has been called
in the interest Of tho high school. 1t
j. sincerely hoped the school win not be
coscd-Good iish shooting IS reported in
the marches.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Fay Ovitt and Clarence Pomeroy re-
turned Saturday to tho l.. V. NJ Arthur
a. Hunter and family have moved hUro
from Bronze, +. @, and have rontsd W. V
Pheips's tenement on North Main street
The Easter sale aud supper given by III.
Homo Missionary societies of the NJ tn
odist Church was successful every way.
The proceeds amounted to sG2 g.. Mrs. l..
n. Barnes and daughter. Grace. Of We-t
Somcrville. Mass, are here, called by IN
Illness of Mrs harness father, JOHN Fish
MIR and Mrs. DIN Morrill, 70
turned saturday night after al ahsenca
Of four weeks passed in Boston, New York
and Washmgton.-A. j. croft {; Go. ship
ped 5000 bushels Of potatoes last week.
There will be a republican cuucus Satur-
day, April rs, at opera hall, to elect dele
gates to tho State and district conventions
which are to be held in Burlington April
~ and Il.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Tho condition of Mrs. j. II. Washer
who has been i'll with cntarrh Of the
stomach for several weeks, is improving.
C. Fl. Austin moved his family to Rich
ford Thursday.-Thc young child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Marks Hicks is i'll with the
meaHles.-Miss Mary Jane Armstrong is
TO teach school in Mark Huns district
commencing April 1S.-'rhc village schools
open next Monday with the Misses Berry
and koenan as teaChcrs.--Thc condition
of Mrs. Hubbard stanley who has been
confined To- the house for several wocks
Is improVing.-Mi Myrtle Mosior will
not return TO her studies at MiddlcburH
Collenc for the present on account Of
her health. James Washer of ErOokinc,
Mas. is visiting his parents In this place.
Tho SOuugest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Garrett died Monday of spinal
meningitis. Funeral services were held at
the home Wednesday forenoon.
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A WEEK OF CONGRESS.
Democratic Amendments to the POST
Office Appropriation dill Defeated.

The United States Senate on Thursday
Of last week listened to culoEics of the
late Senator Hanna. The House did no.
thing of importance.
The Senate on Friday considered the
postoflco appropriation bill. Tho House
passed o large number of bills, including
1Gl pension bills
Neither body did anything of Importance
on Saturday.
An amendment to tho pOstoifice ap-
preparation bill, providing for n commits
sion to investigate the postofiice depart
mont, was before the Senate all day
Monday. The House passed the river and
harbor appropriation bill, carrying 3d.
100000 for the restoration of maintenance
Of channels. or of other river and harbor
improvements.
The Senate on Tuesday passed the post
office appropriation bill, after voting down
al amendments proposed by the demo
Gratis. The report of the special com
mittcc appointed to investigate the re-
port from the postOfiice department print
cd under the captain of "CharFes Con-
corning Members of Congress" was made
to the House Tuesday, all members OF
the House being cNoncrated.
Nothing of Importance was done by
either branch of Congress Wednesday.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Sophia NJ McIienry V no has had
charge OF the sewing room at the Child
rcu's Home in Burlington the past wintrs
was 4 visitor in town before going To q
position in an Orphanage ct Coopers
town y. N.--rhc Rev \. J. Mohr being
away ut new Nor, city for a vacation.
Principal r. ~. Gilmore of Uuiernlll held
service at the Consrc satioual Church
Sunday morning. Mrs T.. j Gates led
the Christian EndcaNor service in tho
evening" Minnie Gallup f. at homo for
weeks vacation from her work in The
family of Il. o. MudEctt at Essex june
uou.-Sauio Gallup has returned home
from .. : Curuells and l. attending
school which opened Monday with the
Same tclchors us last term; Primary
Kirb Ellsworth; Miss liadicy grammar;
Miss NIah,e second primary. Miss Bailey,
first primslX--O ". Reynolds is Stil
in Il critical condition, with little hope
of recovery Carroll Brush. deputy coli
lector Of customs, station at MburEh
was At home over sunday with his
sister, Ethel. who returned Monday to nor
studies in Lucy Nheelo'k's school at 'os-
ton.-Curts Clements of 1fconderoG /.
X. Y. who he's been visiting relatives and
friends in l.amollle county. wls a recent
guest Mt the homo Of his brother-in-law,
y. u. We;horell while Oh his way
home Mrs H. c. Wells rs quite Ill with
the prip.-I'oio Ellsworth continues
about the same. DR., Tnkhan of Durl-
inrton has been called in council--'rhe
funeral nj +. J. Story was held at the
home OF W. NJ Smith Monday the Rev.
DR.. Edwin Wheelock OBLIGATED, Harry
Reynod sang, 20 Paradise" and give
to the Winds Thy Fears" r. ]. Macoy
Smith and Roswell Brown o1 WiTistoh
Charles and Leon story of Johnson The
KNIGHTS OF PYthias, OF which tho diseased
was member. actod as escort.
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ALBURGH.

schools in town have now all opened for
the spring term, The ice stll remains IN
tho lake, but has become porous and UNI
safe for the fishermen who are anNiouslY
waiting for heavy wird TO clear it-Petcr
Nantino has sold two lots Of land; on one
a blacksmith shop Will be built and 4
meat shop on the other.-H @. Jameson
will move the large storehouse near the
depot and change it into a double tenc-
mtnt.-Alrs H. r. Darby is spending tho
week in Burlineton.--H NJ. Mott has been
appointed guardian of his uncle, Israel
Chiffon. who is in "A bile condition.-Dr
David Marvin of Essex Junction was in
town the 18th inst. called by the serious
Hines of his mother, Mrs II, w. Marvin. -
NJ l.. Dean has the addition to his store
nearly Cnmnletel.
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EAST FRANKLIN

The regular meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary society met with Mrs
Louise Armstrong "Wednesday afternoon ut
two o'clock,-Miss Florence Whitney who
has been spending the winter in Florida,
returned horne last week. IIcrno Whit
ncy has gone to TcWtsbury, Mass, whore
he has employment in the insane asylum.
Miss Bernice Whitney has returned to
the johnson State Normal school after
spending the Easter vacation with her
parents Mr. and Mrs s. T.. Whitney -
Roswell Olmstead has gone to Boston,
Mass, where he has employment for
the summer.-Mr and Mrs. T. f. Thomas
are i'll with tonsilitis
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Van DYKE Of Lowclton. Nc. Is 4
guest at -. T.. IVans's-C. G. Reynolds
has moved to Mrs Mary Mossier house.
80. w. Oates Is in Burlington and st AL
bans this week attending the meetings Of
the road commissioners Mrs. j. NJ
Greene has returned to Montreal.-C. W.
MOrgan spent Sunday IN Ikichford.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

Prof. Franklin II. Dowart has been ap-
pointed county examiner of teachers, to
succeed the late Horny j.. Rustcdt Of
Richford The commission from Governor
Mccullough was received Thursday
morning. and the appointment will be
received with pleasure by Mr.. Dewart'
many friends throughout the county
rho death of Mrs. Nina anderson
lanes, wife of Charles w. James. occurred
nj her home on Congress street At three
O'Clock Thursday morning. Mrs. James
was Il native of East Berkshire where
She was born % years ago. She is sur
viNcd by a husband and five children.
three daughters. Mrs. Farrand Atkins of
St Paul, Mrs James Chynoweth OF this
city and Mrs. George c. Douglass Of
Worcester Mass. and two sons, Prin-
cipal y. Lee James of brooklyn. n. Y.
and William James of St. Paul. Mimi The
funeral was held from the house at
4:So o'clock Friday afternoon and the re
mains were taken to Fast Berkshire
for intcrment on Saturday
DIR. y. l.. T.. Soulc, who has been prac-
ticins dentistry here with Dr. A. h.
Soule for the past three years, has re
moved to Richford, where he has opened
an office
Tho republican committee Of the town
of St. Adams has called Il caucus. which
will he held in the town hall at the Bay
on Saturday evening. April 16 mt eight
o'clock. for the purpose of eloctnE three
delegates to the state convention to be
held at Burlington ON Apri 90
The taking Of the census of all children
in the city of legal school age. from = TO
u years has been complctod tho totol
number being 1,5l7, of which 7S3 are boys
and 72i are girls. The divisions arc as fol-
lows: From to years. 3sl: from to Is
years. So and from IL to Is years. 33l
AT the annual meeting of Franklin Lodge
No. d. r and A NJ Tho following officers;
were elected Worshipful master, Franz,
T. Chamberlin; senior warden, Milton S.
HOstwick, junior warden, w. u. Chandler.
treasurer, DR. George o. Mitchell, score
tary. John Rhodes
The double funeral Of Nh. and Mrs
Henry j. Watson. who passed away with
in a few hours of each other, was
held from st. Iukc's Church ut two
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
The foundations for large addition
TO the owl clubs new home on Maiden
Lane have been completed and the frame
work of the building is now going up.
The work is being energetically pushed.
Tho annual meeting of Champaign
Chapter, No. l, Royal Arch Masons, Will
De held tomorrow evening.
The death of Charles w. James oc-
CURED at his home on Congress street
at 6'l5 o'clock yesterday morning, al
Ter an illness OF PNEUMONIA OF but hVe
| DAYS Mr.. James was apparently pro-
Sresslng well with the disease, when he
had an attack of heart failure, super
| induced by great grief over the death
or MS wife which occurred last Thurs
day Charles Wesley James was born
| IN Rlchford, August &c. 1896, the son of
Lew and Caroline tPotterp James. He
removed to Montgomery when young
lad ana there attended school and later
ran SrIst HALL He was married in
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MONTGOMERY.

The village schools begin next week
with the same teachers. Miss Josie Mar
tin have returned from Pennsylvania and
Miss Sadie Smith from Fargo, n. D.--Thc
l.. a. $. OF the Methodist Church meets
this week with Mrs. b. y. Lambcrt-M.
u. Maurice has moved into his new Office
over Nednoys store.-Fred Murray has
moved into O. BARRIERS house and David
LEcuyor into ]. w. Goodspeed- house.
Miss SALE James has returned home
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EAST HIGHGATE.

J. ]. Burdick is not so well.--Mrs. Au-
gusta Aver of Montreal is visiting her
mother and brother herc.-Erncst Dow of
Newton, Mass, called on old friends here
the first of the vcek.--T. g. Bronson gavo
u sugar party to the public at large last
S'aturday.-Mrs. j. ]. Burdcl<'s daughter
and brother are visiting her.-William
Montague has moved into the house he
recently purchased of Mrs. Drown.
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WEST ENOsBURGH.

The Pov. J. W Burke and family left
town Friday for their new home in FAIR
fax. The Rev W. L. Newton arrived
here SaturdaY.-S, NJ. Dufur has been
visiting at the home of Mrs, Jane
Rounds. Miss Eula OVitt has been quite
ill., The condition of c. :. McAliister
who, has been quite III with pneumonia,
IS only slightly improved.
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SWANTON CENTRE.

r. NJ. Donaldson returned Saturday
from q three weeks visit with relatives
in Grand Isle county and in BRANDON
Misses Pearl and Jessie Ricard returned
Monday to their studies in johnson after
spending the Easter vacation at their
horne Several OF the farmers have closed
thor sugar Camps. The season has been
very poor one in this locality.
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MORSE'S LINE.

r. Jonere lost one Of his best cows last
weck.-R. II. Brown and j. NJ. Kelley
left for Boston Tuesday evening. L. X.
Place of Wdst Newton was in town
Saturday and purchased u couple of fine
Horses. Market day viii be on Mon
day neXt instead Of Saturday of this
week owing to the absence OF j. NJ. Hill
Jr.--Dealers are Offering s. cents for
NOT tnee