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WEST SALISBURY.

Tho West Salisbury Church was the
scene OF a very pretty wedding on the
evening of october 49, when Bessie Susan
was united IN marriage to Roy GARFIELD
Douglass. both Of whom were from Mid
dlelury The guests numbered 500, Tho
Rev. MIR. ", II. HAM iersy, postOr of
the Methodist Church. ofliciated. Prompt
~ ut 7.So o'clock 10 the strains of the
Mondessohn wedding march. played by
Mrs DYER. the groom and his bHst man,
James Germond of sudbury, cousin Of the
groom. entered the arch made OF cedar
aud autumn leaves, svnere they We're net
Nv the br,do and ior maid Of honor,
Miss Ruth DON, the ring cervicc beng
used. The ushcrs were Edward i1ldredge,
brother of tho bride, William N0yes and
Eugene EDDY The brides gown was n
brown travelling suit, 0hle the maid
CT honor wos eowned in "A iron grey. The
bride was the recipient Of many beauti-
ful and useful gifts. Among than was n
check from the brides brother. md n
chock from the sroom's father. After
The ceremony Mr.. aud Mrs. Douglass
took the train for Boston for a ten DAYS
honey moon. They win reside in Middle
bury.
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LEICESTER.

Peter Brown has returned TO Walton, \
Y Mr. Brown was called home by the
serious illness of his sister Mrs. Rano
but the statement winch occurred in last
weeks paper OF her death was an error
Mrs. Rano is stll living. but is in n very
low cOnditon.-Miss Gretchen Loeber of
Rutland was . guest of Miss Inez
Fisk over Suuday.-Frank Horton has
returned to Glastonbury. Conn, ar
ter spending two weeks with his mother
Mrs. lone Horton.--Last Friday evening
about 80 OF the neighbors and friends met
ia the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Len
merit. It was a complete surprise to Mr.
| Lennert, the occasion being his birthday
anniversary. The evening was spent in
visiting and enjoying games after which
REFRESHMENTS were served. every one en-
jOyed the occaSion.-Mr. and Mrs A S
Stanley on Tuesday OF last week received
the sad news OF the death of their daugh-
ter-n-law. Or, Stanleys wife, which &C.
CURED at her home In New Bedford.
Mass. Mrs. Stanley made many warm
friends in Leicester during her summer
visits home
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East Hardwick in the spring.--Miss
Mary Michael Is enjoying a two weeks
vacation from her duties in the bank
and has been visiting in Cabot.--Dor-
man Bridgman and w. w. sutton have
returned from visit in Kansas and
Missouri. o. LaJoy, who has been
confined to the house by Illness for the
past two week, Is able to be out
Joseph Anair and wife are happy over
the arrival of girl in their family
Sunday evening a union temperance
meeting was held in the Baptist
Church. The Rev J. A. Dixon OF the
Methodist Church preached the ser
mon.--The ladies of the Congregational
Church will serve n supper in their
church vestry Thursday evening
News was received here Saturday Of
the death Of Mrs. william Thomass
mother at her home in Canada. Mrs
Thomas has been with her mother for
several weeks.--A. A. whitney has de-
cided to locate in Despatch, n. Y, and
will 60 there next week.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Tho death of Mics ITarfiott 'rbon,ue,,
occurred in Und.rbi,l rrt1av ni,,bt Mt
th. homo of nor n4roo+s Mr. and Ms
Edward 'rhonneor, rto frrar,l wa
held in r,ssex Conter sunday Misc
Thomrson WIS nm AIRED Iodv sh. ,v,s
a resilient Of this village several wears
having zone to l-ndernIu but q few
months ago. Death resulted from shocks
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur \. Tiffany will
move 70 this place from 81. Adams No
vemhcr il and Mr.. Tiffany VIII assume
the office management OF the Vermont
spool n Bobln Co MI rnlny has
been in the employ of the American EX-
press company for the past oiHht Ne'rs,
six OF which have been PASSED ia 81.
Adams.
Tho marriage OF Mrs. Nclvlna Slrcomh
TO George Dcmag took place at the
Church of the Hcld Family Monday night.
Tho ceremony WAS performed by tho
Rev. j. T. Pculiot IN the lresonce OF
few relatives ana friends. The couple
were attended by Miss Ethel Colt end
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WILLISTON.

William and Frank Narroy lave op'"-
ed new blacksmith shop 200 the ola
james Burke stand.-Alrs. Addison Si".'h
ralcott was calling on FRIENDS IN t'"n
Friday WhaIen. who has Pee Nl-.1-
ing friends IN tins ANA adlo.u'h- ''"iS'
returned to Essex Saturday. ohl '''NN
has moved into II. :. johnson s. i'h'n'H'
house. known as the Lee ia"n.
There wore a surprise party BIT. ana
Mrs. Hiram Ishams last Friday r-Fht'
it being the 2lth aumv'rsI' 't the
narriaec Arthur Thoms nm of Richmond
has rented Mrs Pr.ors nous" ana Will
soon move tAcre james Ianort'e mouse
dropped dead Frijay morning IT North
W!lliston.--L. ]. Barney Will move ms
family TO Holyollo. Mass, nest month
Pearl Prior is in EurHreton ot Work Tor
the Malt Cereal comrtny,-Ihe LADIES'
Aid society meet with Mrs. Guy \ LAM
son Wednesday, and the U.s. H. circle viii
meet with Mrs Lamson Frd"Y'-l NO Sc
week and be held at the Methodist Epis-
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ADDISON.

Geneyieye Barrow is conyaIcscing from
her attack of typhoid fever-Miss
4arritte Mclean has been sick the past
week and under the care of DR.. Towns
bend. Her school was closed Mrs G.. $.
Fisher IL at homo again. She has been
visiting relatives in Newcomb, N. "
X. Il. O'Bryan, u. A. Field and II. w.
Spooner went to Brandon Wednesday TO
attend the funeral. The Knight Templars
attended In body.-Mrs. II. II. White
Is 10 entertain the Ladies Aid on
November st. A. Mitchell and little
son and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mitchell
have returned to their home In St.
Alhans.-E j. Carpenter is entertaining
his aunt, Miss Jones OF Charlottesville
Torrie brothers are visiting relatives in
Randolph.-The Rev. and Mrs. White en-
teItained company Of young peopls on
Tuesday eVening,-There is IA movement
on foot to form n Junior Christian
EndeaVor society,-Mrs. Maishalls the
mother Of Mrs s. Il. Smith. Is quite poor
ly, she has spent the summer in
Saratoga Mrs Charles Torre Is sick.
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FAIRFAX INCENDIARY.
Causes the Third Fire--Mrs. Chamber
Inns barn burned.

Fairfax. Nov. The alarm Of fire was
gwen at about $50 this morning when II
WIS found that Mrs. Chamberlin's large
barn was All on fire. Mrs. Chamberlin
docs not use the barn only TO store some
rlv and wagons in II * expected that
vas set by some one. This makes the
th-rd tire latoy There has not been Il
.,e bat what three have followed in sue
ces-iou and then rest for a while,
KILLED OK A CROSSING.
Gutaud. Nov. l-Almon Johnson. an
Old resident Of ProctorSville. was Killed
at that place this mornii while attempt.
n- 20 drive over the Rutland railroad
crossing near the depot. HIS horse was
also killed The track is ohstructed from
view by houses and the depot and as Mr.
ohnson is deaf he did not hear tho
crossing signal and drove on the track
about 80 feet ahead OF the train. A by
st1nder tried To warn the fated man but
without avail and the train struck tho
team killing both the man and horse, Mr.
Johnson. who was a farmer, was about -
years Of ago. lie leaves a wife, two sons
and a daughter.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

The funeral of Mrs. Jane Olmstead
was hold Thursday afternoon from the
home OF her daughter Mrs w. j.
Spencer. Mrs. Olmstead was 70 years
or age and her death was quite sud
den, She Is survived by two daugh-
ters. tho one with whom she lived and
Mrs George d. Wheeler of this place,
The Rev. j, A. Dixon ofiiciated at the
tun'iaL-There was a very large at
t"udAnce at the opening concert OF the
l"cl"t' course, the course being given
by tine Manning Glee club, and il was
a fine entertainment.-Will Dan
forth has moved his family into one of
John Gallashers houses on spring
street. lie VIII occupy his farm in
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. ma Mrs. Henry Mitchell OF Far.
field and Bert Mitchell Of St. Alhans
We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs IL. = Boies
last week Mrs. Griswold of BeSdington
is spending the week with john shaw
f.. Elliot and daughter, Miss. Grace,
went on the excursion to Montreal last
saturday and returned IN Mou1Iy.-
The Ladies' AID Of the Methodist Church
met Lass Wednesday with Miss Nellie
Stowe.--The funeral services OF Miss
Nellie Wright who died at Middlebury,
we're held in the Congregational Church
here last Monday. The interment was
at Maple Grove ery.-Professor
l.. a. Brown has returned to town after
an absence OF two months.-The Christian
Endeavor society are planning to give
an entertainment at the Consrega tionol
Church November IL
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soon.-Charles Palmer is quite ill.-Miss
Nora Swift is homo from the West for "A
short visit.--Miss Bessie Smith has gone
to Williston to work for Mrs. John Cookie
Mr.. Besaw. who has bought the place
owned by tho Celia Parker estate, is en-
gagged to work for Scion jackson the COM
ing year.--Mrs. George O'Bryan is spend
ing few days with Mr. .OBryan in
Montpelier.-The Rev. f.. c. Clarke Of
Randolph, who Is hero during a series of
meetings at the Free Baptist Church. will
occupy the pulpit next Sunday.-Sidney
Sayles of Springfield. Mass. Is In town.
Tho school on Masonic Hin closes this
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BRIDPORT.

A prayer meeting vGs held IN tho ante
room OF the Methodist Church Thursday
evening The board OF civil authority
viii meet at the town hall Saturday Nov
cmber at o'clock for final settlement.
Seventeen ladies attended tho afternoon
meeting At the vestry parlor last week
Mrs Emma Bibbard Of PoultneY Is again
with friends I'm this town.--Miss Lizzie
Flethorpe was home from Cream iii
over SInday.-1he GRANGE contest is
keeping its members very busy,F. j. Mas
Murtry Of Cornwall called on friends IN
this vicinity recently.--Nrs. j. II. Wright
who has been quite III, is much bettor.-
Harriet Wheeler is home from Burling-
ton this week.
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ORWELL.

A. j. Brown has moved from @. i.
I.uther's farm to Bridport TO the farm of
b. Cram.-Deacon j. L. Williams is much
better OF his trouble with rheumatism
NJ. l.. Abbott and Il. j.. Bcauvais have
spent some days looking for deer during
the weel, past,-Miss Jessie Abbey was
down from Shoreham last week. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. y. Bessett returned TO Saratoga.
n. Y, Tuesday last-rhe first number of
our course was held Friday evening by the
Manning Glee club of Boston. 1t was fine
from start to close--torel En d partment
Ladies Missionary society hold their next
meeting on Wednesday with Mrs. II. y.
Haer at D. m.
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WHITING

Mrs. Frank Wooster and daughter,
Nellie went to Burlington last week.
Carl Church started for South Africa
last week.--F. S. Needham is in St Louis
sight seeing. Mrs. Church is on the sick
list.-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stickney were
in Brandon Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. Cal
vim ketchem Of Brandon visited relatives
in town Saturday and Sunday MI SIS
Smith Of Wrentham. Mass, was the
guest of relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Rebecca Smith is improving her
residence with new chimney. There is
also one being built on the Baptist par
sonage.-Ered Needham has gone to New
York
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marriage The evening was pleasantly
passed. both vocal and instrumental music
furnishing part OF the entertainment. \
liberal sum of money was presented them
and refreshments were served. after which
the guests departed wishing Mr.. and Mrs,
Brydia many happy returns of the day
Frank Winans Of Basin Harbor who has
run a grocery wagon through here FOR
the past three years, has bought tho Piper
meat market in Mlddlebury and gone
there to begin business. -Willis James
the champion corn-husker, has finished
his work here and gone to Nergennes,
where his family reside. He recently
husked 100 bushels of corn in three days
for Cyrus Bowers
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Nellie Button OF Bethlehem N. H.,
was called here on account of the illness
of her sister Mrs George Ford Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wilson and son, Wilford, Of
Ludlow, who have been visiting friends
here, returned Monday to their home
John Ford spent last week with his uncle,
u. G. Ford, in Ludlow.-The social and
dance at S. +. Hubbard's Friday even
ing of last week was well attended and
much enjoyed by all Several couples
from Rochester were there. Eleazor Hub
bard led the first figure with his grand
daughter, Miss Abbie Hubbard. Uncle
I4eezor' was 80 years old last June.-Mrs
T. +. Briggs visited her daughter, Mrs X
T. Briggs, in Barre last week
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

There was n halloween sociabls ut
George Balls on Tuesday evening. NO.
vomber !. under the auspices of the King s
Daughters. John Martin of Saranac
Lake is spending a week at his fathers,
:. Il. Mlrtin.--The Ladies Foreign Mis-
sionlry society met with Mrs. John
Dakin on Wednesday afternoon at two
oclock.--Mrs. s. r. Martin has returned
from a visit to Boston and viciaity.-S.
T. Martin went TO Montpeiior on Tues
day to attend the reunion Of the repre-
scuta ives Of 1900
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Douglas is In New York to pur-
chase winter millinery.-Dr. and Mrs.
Hemenway Of Manchester are visiting
friends in town.-A good delegation from
this town attended the first entertain
ment OF the Orwell course and enjoyed
the eyenirg.-Miss Elizabeth G. North is
in New York for few daYs.-Miss Eliza
beth Nottingham Is supplying in the Or
well telephone exchange while one OF the
operators has vacation.-The juniors
are to have a social in the ladies' rooms
Friday evening. All interested are In
Nlted 70 ettend and have a social time
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Tie mild af immediate crec. OF
swamp Root, d.. great kidney and
bladder rcmedv is soon realized. 1t
stands the hiE for its wonderful cures
OF the most osing cases swamp
Root will get y-nr whole system right, and
the best proof 'his is IL trial
50 COTTAGE ~, MELROSE, MASS.
DEAR SIR: Jan. nth. 1901
Ever since vas in the Army, ! had
more or less huuey trouble, and with
in the past yer Z became so severe and
complicated tl.t / suffered everything
and was mucH dlarmeI-my strength
and power Wa tIst leaving me. | saw
an advertisem--i of swamp Foot and
wrote asking for advice, l began the
use OF the med ne and noted a decid-
ed improvement fter taking swamp
Root onlY sher' eme.
continued i's,I' and IN thankful to
say that | am ehtirU y cured ana strong.
In order t. be- NTg sure about this
! had doctor cya.nine sorlo OF my
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! know that your 50 mp-Root Is pure
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harmful drugs. III king you for my
complete recovery 3 recommending
swamp Root to all a"rers | am"
Very irlIy yours,
|. 90 RICHARDSON.
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cookie went Mon
day to Williston, where they nave hired
a farm for five years. MIR, Cookie has
sold his house to Jesse Carpenter, who
viii take possession soon-Mrs. Jerome
Cutter Is In Boston this week,-Anson
Brown is 10 take possession soon Of the
farm he bought last year. known as the
John Brooks farm. Dayton lin is To
move to tho one where Mr. Brown now
lyes.-Pcrley Brown has bought James
Thompson's farm and WIN move there
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Wallace Norton has been quite
sick with tonslits-rhe schoom1tes of
Arthur Martin gave him n party last I'm
day evening, there were a present.--The
parents OF L. J. and w. +. Robinson from
Potsdam, y. y, are visiting thcm IN
town.-The Woman's Christian Temper
arce union will meet noXt Saturday even
ing with the Rev. william Douglass in
Observation-Disclosures Perry shot decr
last wcel.-The ladies OF tho "Olive
Branch" viii meet Wednesday Novembe r
with Mrs. GoOrge TnVlor. 1r
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BILLS KILLED.
e better judges of tho stfety of pas
Continued from First Page.)

are better Judges Of tho stfety Of pas
sage.
Mr.. Campbell said that II teams wer,
numerous tho effect would be thai
machines would be stalled for hours.
Mr.. Shorburne Of Pomfret said the
bin was patterned after the Massachu,
sets law. and was Inadequate here
where roads arc narrow and communi
ties scattered. Tho owner OF the auto
mobile should do his part in educating
the horses.
Mr.. Granger Of williamstown spoke
for the amendment. Ills town was
thoroughfare for autos
Mn Waite of Hyde Park said II would
he difficult to convict the automobilist
as the question OF whether he was sign
aled to stop would have TO be proved
The amendment would pat burden OF
proof on autoist.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. Darling Of Chelsea moved an
amendment in phraseology Of section IA
changing the word may" to TO-" Adopt.
ed.
Mr. Hliard Of Cabot moved anotheG
amendment 10 section A precludng ths
selectmen's right to exclude. The amend.
ment was not agreed 10.
Mr.. O'Sullvan OF st. Adams city moved
an amendment 10 section ( taking from
the secretary Of state tho power to with.
draw o license except for direct violation
Of the act
Mr. Agan opposed the amendment az
weakening the effect Of the bin, thought
tho secretary Of state should have tha
power given him by the bill
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VIII Do for YOU, Every Reader of the Free Press"
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness end suffering Than other disease therefore,
when hr0uqh neglect other kidney trouble is
permitted continue fatal results to follow
Your or5er organs may need atenton-buf your Hid
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water their horse at A. Boardman' s
watering trough and chow the bride
got caught in the far and pulled that
up and the bride o. which frightened
the horse, causing hin go rln.-Miss Shell
don jumped out, but n sheldon did not.
Neither of them sustained serious injury.
This Is the second TIM his summer that
Mrs. Sheldon has bee. run away with
Miss Grace Sheldon h gone to Garfield,
New Jersey, whcrc ST. mas position in
the kindergarten dcpag ment Of the grad
ed schools in that p.ace.-Mrs. Mary r.
Bump widow Of the te Charles Bump
died very suddenly lat Thursday even
ing at the homo of Ter daughter, Mrs.
Cyrus Bump. She " sick only about
one hour. The funer was held at the
church Mr. Hammer. " officiating
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Mary Bump died very suddenly OF
hemorrhage of the lungs Thursday even
ing. The funeral was held at the Con
Eregational Church Sunday. The Rev.
Mr.. Hammersly oficiating.-Mrs. Brecken-
ridge OF Rutland is here caring for her
mother, Mrs. a. NJ Allen, who is quite
sick-Mr. and Mrs. William Stoddard
and Frank Q. Atwood started for St
Louis october b. Mr., Atwood win go
from there to Parsons. Kansas, to visit
his son Henry and family.
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MONKTON.

Farmers are busy shipping their apples.
Mrs. II v Sears who has been spend
ine few days with friends at camp
I1aglesmore, Lake Dunmore, las returned
home Mrs. William jenkins IS in very
poor hoalth.-GeorGc Bushey lost one Of
his work horses last Week-II. Y. Sears
is spending Few days with his family.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little II costs 10 tell thou
sands Of readers in many towns Of YER
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish 20 buy. Advertise In the Free Press
and you Will get replies to your advcr-
tssment. swift
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JERSEYS FOE SALE-Am Offering best
show you viii find for your money il
you want 20 start a. dairy. or improve
one You have. Have been selecting and
improving this herd for thirty years
Bargains among the older cows, young
bulls and hoifers. a. j. Evarts, Yer
gennos. Vt. .5J,6tSwlt
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THIRD READING ORDERrI
AN ITALIAN CRUSHED.
Caught While Cleaning n Fire Box OF q
Locomotive at 81. Aibans.

st. Adams, Nov. IA serious and
probably fatal accident occurred in the
Central Vermont railway yards. be-
tween five and six o'clock this morn
ing, when Tomassi Poll was run over
and both arms so badly crushed and
mangled. that amputation of both arms
must necessarily follow, providing tho
unfortunate man RECEIVERS from tho
shock sufficiently to permit of an
operation.
1t appears that Poll. who is an Ital-
ian, 22 years of age and unmarried,
was employed in the ash pit. to clean
out the fre boxes of locomotives. Tho
ash pit IS a space between the tracks,
in the nature Of a vault. perhaps tive
feet deep. and several feet in length.
which the engines stand over while
the ash man climbs In between the
wheels and rakes the ashes and clink-
ers from the engine. Poll was clean
ing out an engine, when another en-
gineer, not being aware Of the pres
cnce OF the first engine. backed
down and rammcd the other back for
several feet. The unfortunate man,
caught like rat in trap attempted
to scramble out between the wheels
and received the injuries noted above.
Poll, horribly mangled, was taken 70
the st Adams hospital where he was
attended by Drs Skeels ad Davidson.
His condition WAS very serious at
late hour tonight and he had not re-
covered sufficiently from the shock OF
his injuries 10 permit of operating
uUon him.
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STRAYED OUT OF PASTURE one hcfer
calf. mostly white. Any information Will
he thankfully received by Il. j. Nc
Ramon, Essex Junction E,w,U.
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