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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-17
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Daniel Durkee Of Pomona Cal. arrived
in town last Thursday called here by the
serious illness of his fnther.-The funeral
of William r. Stoughton was held at his
late home Saturday afternoon.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. n. Phelps were in Woodstock last
week to attend the flrerHl of her brother
Dr. f. r. Mnck.-Mys. Hoyt who has
been the guest of her sister Mrs.
O. n. Stoughton has returned
to her home in Arlington, Nass.-Miss
Many Washburn of Bethel spent Sunday
with Misses Mabel and Sadie Brooks
Mrs Burton Tcuney of Barre is spending
a few days in town visiting friends
Lester ASHLEY and Harold Fish were at
home from Dartmouth College last week
for n short Vacation.-Mr. and Mrs Robert
Burnett of Bethel were guests at u. l..
Hurnctts over sunday Mrs Lucia Cur
rer OF West Lebanon, y H., Mrs. r. Mil
Ter OF Lowell, Mass and Spencer slough
ton of Cohasset, Mass. were hero TO at
tend the funeral OF their father. William
r. StouRhton,--C. ". Black is seriously
i'll at his son-n-law's, j. O. Belknap,-
Miss Lillian rrisbn of ArlinGton. Mass,
is guest at Oscar StOughtOns
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.


s. A, Mansfield passed away at his home
at waterbury Center w cdnesdaN, M"rch v.
Death came sudden being caused by heart
disease. MT Mansneid was 59 years Ola
and had resided in Waterbury many years.
having moved to the Center from Blush
hill about three years ago. He was
prosperous farmer and prominent gentle-
man. He served in the Civil War az a
volunteer. He has served the town AS road
commissioner for several years being re-
elected at the town meeting March l. He
is survived by a wife, one son, George,
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NEWPORT.

Frank II. Robinson has closed the mill
he has been running at South Barton and
returned home.
The jury in tho case Of Sarah Everts VS..
+. II. Chafleu. which has been tried in
county court, brought in that the defend
ant, ChLffce. is to pay Mrs. Everts Sl25.
This is tho case where Chaffce's team ran
away and injured Mrs. Everts at North
Troy.
David hammond 4 resilient of Derby
Just across tho lake. died Monday after
noon OF pneumonia. Mr.. Hammond was
III about week.
Mrs. 6. II. Newland received a tele-
gram Sunday night informing her of the
death Of hor father Samuel W. Parker,
at his daughters, Mrs Edwin Boden. in
California. Mr. Parker went to Califor-
MIA last fail to spend the winter with His
daughter and has been in tho best of
health until within a few days. 1t is ex-
p"ctrd the body will be brought East.
MI. Parker was one of the oldest rcsi-
dents of Newport, and had lived in town
ionG,, han any one else. He was fire.
uucu; correspondent OF the paper.
II. l. lIillreth's wife is much better
The Harmonic band have organized for
Hrot "r season.
y SPECIAL town meeting is called for
Nc.'es lay. March 20, to elect a lister
in place Of W. Batchelder who Is not
eligible.
W d. avery mas moved MS STOCK OF
goods into his old store 1t has been
thoroughly renovated since the fire.
About 800 was realized by the Ladies'
Social Union at their fair and supper
held in the Congregational Church. which
| beats all former records.
c. +. Bigelow has bought the n. F..
Rail- farm in Derby. This property con-
tains the noted Balls Bluff in Lake
Memphremagog. on which there are sew
| eral cottages.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs. Josiah Grout have
returned home from Moline, ILL.,. where
they spent the winter
ON Tuesday, March 90, the oldest past
masters Of Memphrcmagog Lodge +. g.,
A. NJ will work the third degree, to show
| the boys how they do it.
Undertaken Green went to Lenoxville
| Tuesday night to take charge of the three
| bodies of the men killed in the wreck of
| Tuesday morning and bring the bodies
/ home Wednesday morning.
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MONTPELIER.

George T.. ScrlDncr, Only chiiu Oh george
NJ. Scrioner, dled THURSDAY qnite suoucn-
II after pfIei Illness win bright
disease. The deceased was "a years old
and had been bookkeeper IN me meat
market of W. O. Standlsh ana for IN"
Montpelier HardWar" company. lie Is
survived by widow. Funeral services
was held Friday afternoon at his home
on upper Main street
Assistant Judge 5. j. Dana went Fri
day afternoon to ms mono IN fayston
quite III with the grip Judge Dana had
not been well all the week nut mad been
on the bench m9st OF the time until
FRIDAY noon MS phEs'ciah S'rohs'E
advised him to remain IN Montpelier as
complications were reared nut the Judge
was very anxious to reach his home.
The srire of the monument TO be erected
at Green Mount cemetery over the grave
of Edward Dewey was haul.d SATURDAY
afternoon from the stone sheds OF Jones
Brothers in Barre TO the cemetery It's
weight was ten tons ana 1t was easily
handled by ten horses until it struck
State street In this city. where the s0oW
is nearly gone, when it became stalled.
Six additional horses were put ON and
the stone was soon at its destination.
The rpcords in the office OF county
Clerk NJ. T.. Smile show That since the
license law went into effect mp 10 March
| last the total number OF sales OF lntoNi-
eating liquors ON prescriptions made by
druggists in the county Is l,'i2, or these
oSG such prescriptions were filled by Mont
pelier druggists. Montpelier has three
druggists holding licenses, Barre city two,
Plainticld one and Barre town one.
An extension Of the carrier service in
this city has been allowed by the depart
nenl and Substitute Carrier w. +. Pol
lard is assisting the regular carriers IN
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

About 20o people wore out Tuesday
evening to listen to the temperance lee
turc at St. Marys Church hv the Rev
-. J. OSullivan of ST. Adams,
Miss Christine Huntcy of Leicester
Junction Is quite Ill with pneumonia.
G.. A. Skeeles of New York was n Wis
itor in town yesterday.
9. II. Holbrooi1 has purchased the
Perkins place on tnion street. J, Iiaher
will occupy the same during the COM
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VI. Ross return
ed from Boston Yesterday. having spent
the winter In that city.
Mrs. Y. i. AvereN is confined 10 the
house with the grip.
G. W. Scott is making extensive re-
pairs on the house which no recently
purchased.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Congregational Church met with Mrs.
D. ". Prime Yesterday afternoon.
Burt Uassett. who has been employed
at the Homo Bakery for the past year
has severed his connection with that
establishment.
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CHELSEA.

Thomas II. Perry ana his VII" left town
or TUESDAY morning for Moor"s junction
\ Y, whence they intend to remove to
California ON account uf the health ct
Mrs PerrY, who has been seriously af-
nictod with asthma since her residence
in Chelsea lie has sold his tin store
and rlumhors shop-A boy baby WIS
bora to Mr.. and Mrs. William \. Reed
last week Mrs. William II. Cummings
returned home last Saturday evening
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ROXBURY.

Bceman Howe suffered from severe
relapse last week, but is now improving.
Miss Eta Snow is about to commence
work for Mrs William Keyes.--Miss Eta
Kennedy finished work for Mrs. n. ID.
Rice last week and returned to her homo
in Granville. Miss Winnie Tenney has
taken her place for the present.--Mrs. NJ.
Flerap is caring for Mrs LaDue.--The
Ladies' Mite society met Wednesday af-
ternoon. Supper was served in charge
of Mrs, c. f. Merriam. The cottage
prayer meeting will be held Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. w. J. Car
penter.-F. B. Spaulding is quite sick
at Charles Howcs.- B. T.. Shaw of Barre
moved his family to this town last week
TheV are now stOpping at NJ. Z Ba GleN s.
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WESTFIELD.

Several went to jay Sunday to attend
the funeral of the late Mcrrick Macom-
her, 4 former resident of this town. The
Rev. a. r. Preblcs officiatod. Miss Flor
enc" Brown has gone to Newport for a
few weeks with Mrs. Fred Robbins -
Miss Della Rcnware is to teach in John
Wdtkns's district this summer Miss
Mary Cohurn in Shinville and Miss Ida
brown in the Lowell prmary.-Miss Jes-
II" NOodWorth came home from Grand
Isle last week on account Of the sickness
Of her mother.--Earl Reed has returned
To saltwater, n. H., accompanied by his
cousin. MIR. S"vmour.-The Ladies' Aid
society met with Mrs ID. T.. Wright last
Thursday. Next week it meets with Mrs.
" Is. Gilpin.-Mr Wing has moved into
Francis JacQucS'S farm house and man
from Troy moved into the house Mr..
Wing left.-Mrs. NJ. H. Dodge returned
from Lunenburgh Saturday.-M NJ d.
Gilman is expected home from Bddeford
Me. this week
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WARREN.

r. T. Freeman. who had a parllytic
shOtk some time ago, remains about the
same. as does Mrs Robert Long having
the Same trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w.
Slayton's little son was reported to be
in q critical condition Sunday. III IRAN
Keys is on the sick list with bowel aud
heart trouble. Paul Norton and wife are
the happy parents of boy baby born
to them last weck.--A boy baby was born
To Mr. and Mrs Ned Murray Friday night
Of last Wcek-F NJ. Long is moving to
the house purchased by l.. L.yfford "A
short time ago and II. i. Kennedy 5
family is moving to the house vacated by
Mr.. Long.-tieorgc Bragg is soon to move
to the house and store recently vacated
by f. G. Sterling. MIR. Bragg will con-
tinue his meat business besides placing
in dry goods, groceries, etc.-Mrs. {. II.
Church is suffering from hemorrhage of
the lungs
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TROY.

Frank Button has begun keeping house
in Melvin Hazleton's house. Melvin Haz-
Teton has moved to the Falls.-Mrs. Cla-
rinda Farnam, who has been for the past
II years confined to her bed with rheu-
matism, died Saturday. The funeral was
held Tuesday at the house William MGR
rick Macomber, who had been stopping
with his son. A. A. Macombcr IN JAY,
died Friday, March II. The burial was
sunday in the Troy ccmetery.-Charles
Lathe has moved into Harrison Wright S
tenemont.-1'he sick arc all gaining ex-
cept Carrie Woodcock.
day in tho Troy cemetery Charles Lathe
has moved into Harrison Wright's tene-
mcnt.--Thc sick are all gaining except
Carrie Woodcock.
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Fred Templcton.-E. Leach has moved
10 Mary Spaulding's tencmcnt.-Mrs. FL
mer Stratton went 10 Waterbury last
Friday for medical treatment.-Mrs. G.
c. Stratton who suffered stroke of par
alysis about a week ago, seems TO be
slowly improving. Major Robbins, aged
81 years. died at his home last Friday
night The funeral was held Monday af-
ternoon at the Methodist Church. the
Rev. r. ]. Chrystie officiating. The G. A.
r. Of which he was n member, was In
attendance. MIR. Robbins was an official
member Of the Methodist Church and an
exemplary Christian. He is survived by
wife and five daughters, who nave the
sympathy Of the whole community.
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BROWNINGTON.

r. r. Wells is still confined to the house
from the effects of a bad cold.--Harold
Burrows, who has been sick for a week
past. is not yet able to go out.-Georgc
ttton, who has been stopping in town
and vicinity for number of weeks, has
returned to his home in New Hampshire
Il. G. Day. mere hant at the village, has
sold mis- business to William Davies.--lt
Is expected that the Rev. c. j. Brown
viii move to some other field of labor for
tin" coming conference year-At the
meeting of the school board in Browning
ton. stephen Burrows was chosen clerk
ard K, VI. Wells, superintendent Of
81 loOls
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McDuffec. in Troy. N. Y.-Mrs c. u.
Curtis and Mrs. Marcia Teller ara in
Dos,on and New York this Week.-Mrs.
James of Swanton is at work for Mrs.
G. II. Curtis.-Miss Charlotte Davis com
menced work Monday in the millinery
store of Mrs. Marcia Tcller.--Mrs j. u.
I.ibbcy has moved to Woodsvile, N. H.,
where MIR. Libbcy has position with
Dorr Bros.--The Chautauqua circle held
their meeting with Mrs. George Jenkins
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. a. w. Peters,
who has been very sick. is improving
The Rcbckahs gave n poverty party in
the armory Friday evening. -Postma ster
and Mrs. y. A. Chase are both i'll with
the prevailing distcmpcr.
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BRAINTREE,

Walter Archer has lately purchased a
milk scparator-M and Mrs \. II.
Iadcau are rejoicing over the boy which
come to their place a short time ago
Mrs. Eugene Marshal. who has heen car
ing for her parents, VI w. Fits and
wife for the past few weeks. returned
to her home in Willamstown the Inst
of the week and Mr. and Mrs Fits are
but little better and Mrs. George Hutch
ngson is with them for tho prcsent.-Mrs
T. T. Monro. who has been spending
some time with relatives in New fIamp-
shire, returned to her fathers in Peth
for a few days stay before going 10 Brat
tlcboro to Join her husband, who has late
ly purchased a farm.
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JOHNSON.

T.. s Cooledge was in town Monday
Mrs H. W. Fletcher is very sick. Her
daughter Mrs. Potter from Milton, is
with hor.-E. +. Holmes has rented his
blacksmith and wheelwrieht shop to Mr..
Dorr of Shelburne. Leon Sturtcvant has
gone to Hyde Park to work in the rail-
road station.-Mrs. r. NJ, Waterbury is
uonvaloscent.--G w. Doty and wife of
Morrsvillo spent Sunday here with their
daughter, Mrs l.. NJ Jones.-W. e. Doane
remains about the same. not able to sit
up yct--Thero are still a fow cases of
measles in town.-H H. Adams shipped
a car of stock here Tuesday morning
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

T. y pooth formerly of this mace il !
nov located in Rnrhostcr NJ Y. where
ho has - GOOD nositiou with the Eastman
ltodnl &. SUNNY company In n few
montbs ho will net MS travelling sales |
man for that company.
MIR and Mrs J. ID. Battles and daugh-
ter, Miss Lima Battles. will leave here in
about two weeks for Lowclltown Me-,
where Mrs Battles will act as cook in
A boarding house. Their farm has been
rented for one wear TO John I.arose of
Warren who will take possession of the
same April l.
Mrs CHRISTOPHER Seymour aged 81
wears died "Wednesday, Narch . at the
home of hor daughter Mrs r.. r. Sault
ON Prospcct avenue Mrs Seymour had
been failing in rcalth for the past year.
the immediate cause Of her death being a
shock suffered a few days since. Mrs
seymour is survived by two daughters
| Mrs &c. r. SAINT and Miss Emma Sey-
mour Of this place and three sons VIII
liam ana Icpn seymour who are engaged
! in the shoe business in Lynn, Mass, and
one son, Frank Ash, of this place by her
FIRST marrIago
rho Hon N'illtlm II. Dubois who has
| been confined to the house for the past
/ month is getting on very favorably, be-
me- M around the house but as yet he
has not deemed it bcst Ia face the March
winds.
Aion2o Emery of Washington. d. C..
| has rontcd his farm to JAMES Derby "
! Granville. WHO will take possession ina
modiatclv.
| "A J., Sargent has sold his fam south of
| tho yillago known as the Dennis Greene
place to charles Hubert of Hanover, y.
! II. Although the writings have not hecn
made a trade has been made in good
| ratth
DR. and Mrs H. II. Mcintyre left Mon
terday for New York whore they will
make a short visit with their son. DR..
! H. u. Mcintyre. who is on the medical
| staff of the Long Island Medical College,
| and from there they 20 to Philadelphia
fnr , few dnvs' visit before going to
! Wnshinrtou. whore they will pass a few
| u,o,.s with Mrs NcIntvrc's brother, the
zion . T. Miller. DIR. Mcintyre goes
! fro,n \ynebirrton on his annual business
! ,ri, ,o mo middle West but Mrs Nc
Intvrn will remain in Washington until
the doctor returns from the West when
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EAST WARREN.

Thomas Sullivan sold a pair OF nice
black colts last week to l.. NJ Heath Of
Bethel. price, s5j0.--A son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Norton March ll.-Mrs.
S T. NandeusOn is sick at Lucius Colby's.
Aaron Estov and his mother went to
Lincoln Saturday.-Mrs. y. b. Daniels
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington last Thursday for medical
treatment.--A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Ned Murry March 12-W. +. Moore
has received an appointment as one of
the jefferson guards at the St. Louis eX-
positOn.-N. j McGlaflin has a new tel
ephone in his house connecting with the
New England line
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WATERVILLE.

J, II. Wilbur was in town Thursday
Mrs. Hattie Curtis is visiting friends in
BurlingtOn.-R. -. Davis is driving the
Relvidoro stage for two months. Eugene
Tillotson and Lewis Russell are very
sick.-Curtis Clements of TicondoroEa. ~
Y. Is visiting friends in town.--Prcscott
Stearns is stopping a few weeks with
his grandparents at East johnson. Mrs
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Howard Thomas and children returned
to their home in Gilmore on Friday
Leon Pierce has taken and moved to the
HARRINGTON Burlington farm at East Cam
hridge-Nrs. Wiliam Chase and son,
clifford of East Fletcher, visited her
father. Ami Leach last wcck.-Archic
Stearns of johnson visited his brothers,
Ford and Carroll Stearns, in town over
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
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Mrs Harriet Durkee.--Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Richardson and baby, Edith of Boston
have come to spend several months at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. J. Richardson Mr.. and Mrs. william
Young OF Waterbury. Conn. are At The
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Davis.--lhe II. II. club meets with the
Misses Bennett Saturday afternoon.-E.
II. Gibson and Miss Mary of Bethel, also
Charles McColom of Pittstieid were
guests at Mrs S. r, Browns the first
of tho week
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FORESTDALE.

Harley Hill Of the Houghton Seminary
at Houghton. N. y. is visiting his par
ents. the Rev. and Mrs. c. +. Hill.-Miss
Lottie Bsker Of the T. c. A.. at Poultney.
is spending a week at hov home here
Miss Mary Humphrey Of Troy, n. Y. Ia
visiting at William La Dam Edwin
Aver Of Goshen has moved into one Of
at IIighgh tepitS. (a.-t'udays BwmCcthZr
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BETHEL.

+. y Quirin, who has been in the tan
merry business in Mexico the past few
years, and who was formerly supcrintcn-
dent for tho firm OF Phelps IL Harrison,
has been secured by the T.. G, Fisher
company to act a superintendent OF their
local plant-Dcnnie l.. Shaw died Friday.
March II. The funeral services were
held at his house. the Rev. G. t. johnson
of Iullirgton onciatiue, AMI the inter-
mcnt was in the town cemetery. Mr.
Shaw was born December -. 1887. being
the second son of John Marshall and
Adolin Shaw and has laou a a-lou,,
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WAITSFIELD,

Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallis are re-
jocng over the arrival of fine 1l-pound
boy, which came to them Monday. March
MIR. and Mrs. William II. Hazclton
went the first Of this week to Wcstwood.
Mass, where they expect to Spend some
weeks with their daughter, Mrs. A. w.
Gorham.-O, g. Eaton has rented u. n.
McAllister's farm near the village. which
was occupied last year by " y. Griffith,
who goes to his farm in the east part Of
tho town.-Charles Bisclow, who has been
quite sick with inf1ammatorv rheumatism,
is thought to be improving slowly.
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of the county association, VIII give an
address on what We Are Here For,
and at 1915 the Rev. Il. NJ. Fuller VIII
speak on Township and District organ
ization." The afternoon session opens at
1.4O The programme includes papers on
what We Need in sunday school Work
from the point of view of the pastor
by the Rev. u. NJ. II. Abbott; of teacher,
Miss Alma Kent'cld; of superintendent
Miss II. T. Savage of scholar. Miss Nloia
Russell. addresses on home department
work. tho Key. A. g. Mohr, address on
teachers training. the R"v {. {. 81,
clair The evening service opens at 10
Lewis Leavens will speak ON INT, r-de-
nomnaiional Fellowship An address
will be given Ivy the Rev. +. NJ. ruler
All are cordially invited to attend these
meetings. All who wish to do so may
bring lunches and coffee and tea VIII ne
served In the Vcstry free
c. II. Wright and Miss Frances Burt
were married at Miss Burts home ON
Main street ON Tuesday afternoon. March
u, the Rev, -. l.. Evans performing the
ceremony Several relatives and trends
were present. among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. c. t. Burt, Mrs. Jcnnctte Burt
Craig and WAYNE Burt and the Misses
Barbara, Marjorie and Rcbccca Burt, Mr.
and Mrs T.. NJ Robinson ana Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Burt of stowe ana Miss ollic
May of waterbury Coutrc. Refreshments
were served, after whirh Mr.. and Mrs
Wright drove to Mr. Wrights homo on
West Branch. where they Will reside
The Misses carr Burt smith. Raymond
and Ruth JcnncY gave "a whist party ON
Tuesday evening at thr Memorial ban
,nlet hall in honor ~ Miss Mary Jonn"N,
who expects to leave stowe soon. About
SO people were pr"sont. FIRST prizes were
taken by Mr.. Joseph Adams and O. +.
Luce aud DunNV pri2,s by Mis- Mary
=
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IN EQUINE TERMS.


=. w. Clement ana the Republican oil
St bloomsbury are udulging in more or|
less al..matcd discussion as to whether Or|
not Clement was a "halkN horse" in thai
senate Of 1900 Tho latter must admit
that he kicked over the track trifle in
1872 If he was not balky in 1900
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Mount cemetery.
Antoine Buzzi, tho Barre barber,
whose shop was raided last Sunday
evening, was In county court yesterday
morning charged with Illegal selling OF
intoxicating liquor Judge Stafford
fixed his bail at $500. which was fur
nished by q. r. Bianchi.
James Hooker. for several months
employed in the local freight Office of
the Montpelier & Wells River railroad,
has been promoted to be station agent
at South Ryegate.
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for male patients, the Same to be erecte,
at the rear of the present buildings and
in direct communication with them Pro.
vision is made for - patients. The WARDS
viii l.. thoroughly heated and Ventilat.d
by what is generally known AS IT, ftN
system, there beng two fans one u furea
the heated air through the Vcntlatii =
hues the other placed al the top Of tina
building, to extract the foul air, thus
insuring very complete ventilation. The
building Will he So located 50 a To have !
healthful and attractive southwest expo
sure. The structure itself Will I've brick
veneer in construction,
FINED $500 FOR SELLING LIQUOR.
Demo Sylvester an Italian. was ar
raigned Wednesday in Fair Haven before
Justice OF the peace on the charge
of Illegally keeping AMI selling intoxi-
eating liquors, tie was fined 500 and
costs, which h. promptly paid. sylvester 3
place was railoG a week AGO by tho
license COMMIT --iouors and several cases
of beer were found. II j. supposed hs
had been supplying Italian laborerS with
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CRAFTSBURY.

The remains of Venus White, who COM
mitted suicide in ST. Johnsbury last Tues
day night, We're brought to East Crafts
bury, where tho funeral was held Friday
aftcrnoon.-Carrie Weimnann from lief
fersonville is visiting her mother, Mrs.