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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. G. l.. Mcbride attended the w. r.
&C.. convention at Bratteboro last week.
Wilbur Newton moved to Jericho We'd
ncsday. where he has a position in the
creamery thcrc.-Sevcral Of +. F. Smith $
family are suffering with the mumps.-
The Rev. Mr.. Walsh concluded q series
of meetings in the Baptist Church last
Friday evening. He LETT town Saturday
morning.-Mr. Brown, the now creamery
man, has begun work. james Murphy and
family have moved to Charlottc.-Arthur
Morgan and family of West Milton have
moved to his farm which was formerly
owned by +. =. Gonycau.
Miss Bcrncc McNall and her friend.
Miss Demcrlt of Ncwbury. are visiting at
Mrs. ]. J.. Day's.-Mrs. Bernard Coon is
visiting her father, l.. NJ. Mead
The funeral of Mrs. Maria Stcarns was
held from her erandsCns. Wcrtcr Thomp-
son. Wednesday, March !. at ten o'clock,
the Rev. Evan Thomas of Essex ofiiciat-
ing. The burial was in South burlington.
The entertainment given by the children
under the auspices of tho Kings Daugh-
tiers Tuesday evening was Il great success.
The children did exceptionally we'll and
were listened to by Il good sized and APP
prcciativc audience. Much credit is due
Miss Day. who had tho entertainment in
chargc.-'rhc Kings Daughters will meet
at ono o'clock at tho parish house Friday
afternoon To tic some puffs. Topic of the
meeting "WaNsidc Opportunities. Mrs
Janet I.urnarI is suffering with q lam.
foot,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

pretty wedding ceremony occurred
Monday afternoon at o clock when Wal.
ter Abbott Bonoit OF Lowell. Mass, and
Miss Florence Annie Bowen were married
ut the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. VI. Bowen, at Berkshire
Center. Tho Roy. w. q. Scoiicd OF
I;ichtord oi'iciated and the ceremony wds
performed in the presence of the near re.
latiros and few friends of the contrac-
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RICHTORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. IT. +. Hardy expect to
leave for their summer home i'm Both
lehem. N. H., March 2O.--Thc Ladies'
Aid OF the Methodist Church met
In the church vcstry Wednesday at the
usual timc.--H. r. Reed. superintcn-
dent of tho electric light station at
Enosburgh Falls, was in town the last
of the week with an electrical machine
thawing out the village water pipes in
several places.--All Saints Court, G. q.
f., attended religious service at All
Saints Church Sunday morning.-A.
Leon Estcy has resigned his position
with Sweat, Comings company and left
Monday morning for Boston. After q
weeks stay he is to travel In Vcr-
mont and New Hampshire in tho i'm
torcst of Joseph Bruck e. Son.-An old
folks concert was given in Ayers
opera hall last evening under the
auspices of the Kings DAUGHTERS
The quarterly conference of the Que
bee ard Vermont Evangelical Second
Adventist churches will convene with
the church in this place on Thursday,
March ., and continue over Sunday,
Tho Rev. A. Wallace of Sutton, QUE
and the Roy. A. j. Chandler of Bclvi-
dcrc will have charge of tho confer
cncc mccting.--Miss Rose Grcgoirc re-
turned Friday from several days'
visit in Montreal
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FAIRFAX.

DR. ana Mus. Phelps Announce the en-
ragc,ucnt of their daughter, Mary, To
George $. Icwins of Boston. Mr..
ilcwns spent Sunday in town. returning
Monday to Watervillc. Me, accompanied
by Miss Phelps. who is to he the quo It
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caswell. 1t will
he remembered that Mr.. Caswcll was con-
noctcd with the work at the falls.
curtis Wheeler is quite sick with the
grip.
Mrs Bort Bellows was taken suddenly
i'll Friday night with stomach trouble.
Miss Amanda Dinsmorc who has been
spending some time with friends. return
ed to her homo in Georgia the oath.
The Rev :. 5. Brigham, and daughter.
Mrs. Russell TAFT, have moved and
gone 10 house keeping in Mrs. Nellie
Iutior's brick house.
he water famno is growing worse.
Nearly every farmer is drawing water.
Prof. Charles Dinsmorc OF Georgia was
in town the oath calling on friends.
Mrs G. w Writer'S anG Miss Ncttio
Ashley of 81. Albars We're tho guests OF
Mrs T. NJ. Fallard the 9th AMI 18th.
Mrs Oliver Chcrrior is confined to th7
bed by sic';ncss.
Edgar Minllcr Is spending few days
with friends on tire island.
The home missionary meeting held at
the Methodist Church was well attended
and the Decent supper in the evening
Noted tho society about SO
Mrs. Arthur King is suffering with
rheumatism.
Mrs, Darrell Cox has been confined to
the house for some time but IS gaining
slowly now.
Willis Y. Farr has moved to Westmin
ster FOR better school accommodations and
to look after his farm.-Jonnic King has
taken T. G. Riggs farm and leased her
own farm TO Charles Dunbar Frank
toutcrinarsh has moved tn North Fair
FAM. u .Llurhln has begun work for
G, II. cobb in Wcstford william Minor
has moved into Douglass Buck : tenement
house and is to work for him this sum-
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rheumatism. bloatinG. irritaoility
wornout feeling, lack of ambition, loss
of flesh. sallQw complexion.
If Your water when allowed to remain
undisturbed i'll a glass or bottle for
twenty -four hours forms q sediment or
settling. or has cloudy appearance it
is evidence that your kidneys and blad-
der need immediate attention.
In taking swamp Root you afford natu-
raj help to Nature. for swamp Root is the
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In order to prove the wonderful merits
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upon thousands Of testimonial letters
received from mon and womcr cured.
The value and success Of Swamp-Ruct is
50 well known that cur readers are advis-
cd to send for n sample bottle In sending
your address to DIR. Kilmcr g. Co.. Sing
hamton. n. Y, be sure to say you read
this generous offer in the PurirS ION
this offer is guaranteed.
II YOU arc already convinced that
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purchase tho regular fifty-cent and one
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where. Don't make any mistake. but re-
member the name, swamp Root, DR.. Kill
mer's swamp Root. and the address, Bing-
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ulatcd as follows: Scloctmon's orders
drawn to pay demands. claims. etc.
Sl,5G.l5: highways and bridges, S1o2ii;
$, hool money. s.. .36: county tax. Sl33S2;
state tax. Sl.139.Gi: interest on L. $. fund
$b-j.2E health department.. Sioi.3o; shcrp
damage. etc, Sll; miscellanoo Gus, s. II.
The liabilities of the town are $35S'i.52,
and the assets S7.%n51 leaving the pres
cnt debt To be provided by IL town tax OF
S2'so3.35. The estimates for the coming
year arc rs follows: For school fund l.
per cent. on grand list $l,5l2; for town
poor. S50n for town officers, $500. and
for misccllancous. 5000
Mrs. Maria Stacy, widow of the late
Edward Stcarns, died at the home Of
Murray Thompson in Colchester Mon-
day morning after Il long illness. The di-
rect cause of her death was old age. Mrs.
Stoarns WAS born i'll South burlington -
years ago in the part of the town which
WAS known rs Muddy brook. For the past
20 years or moro she has made her home
in Colchester. She is survived by II dauSh-
ter. Mrs. II. l.. Thompson, ana brother,
%. c. Stacy of Burlington The funeral
was held from her late home in Col
chester Wednesday morning AT ten
o'clock. Intcrmcnt was made in the
Colchester cemetery
One of the prettiest weddings OF the
season took place at s.. Francis NaVicr
Church Tuesday morning when Miss
Anna, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos, pin
NiQuctto. Jr. became the bride of VIII
fred Corron. The ceremony was perform
cd ut seven o'clock by the Rev. Emilius
Pariseau, n cousin of the bride, in tho
presence of a large number OF friends
ana relatives of the contracting parties
Hubert Corron. brother of the groom
assisted Father Pariscau at the mass.
Following the service the party repaired
to tho homo of the brides parents at the
corner of Spring and North streets where
a wedding breakfast was served. The
bride who is a very popular young lady
in her set was handsomely remembered
with many beautiful gifts. At noon Il
wedding dinner was served at the home
Louis a. Corron on Plat street and in the
evening Il reception was given them a.
the brides homo where music and dane
ing was INDUCED in. The young couple
have the best wishes Of u host of friends
and after II short wedding trip will make
their homo in the village.
Paschal Alvary. a young Italian II
years of age, died at the Fanny Allen
hospital yesterday afternoon, after an
illness of three weeks. The funeral
will be held from the hospital this af-
ternoon at two o'clock. Interment will
he in HurliurtoD
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JERICHO.

l.; II. Williams has sold his homo place
Ia w. folsom.--Thc sixth part of the DR..
bliss placed, owned by Mrs. l.. Place Of
Plattshurgh. was sold at auction Satur-
day for $50, +. X. Howe being the buyer.
Miss Emily Howe of Burlington is in
town. called here by the sale of the house
where her goods were stored. She is hay
ing them movcd.-Mr. Bullock and son.
Marlin, have bought the farm of Fred
Tomlinson on Lee river. Mr.. Bullocl, lets
his place in this village. also ono at Jcri-
cho Center. where his son lives. go to-
ward the farm.-t'rank Irish will move
into the Rogers house in this placc.-Jcd
Irish has moved from the Dalc Bullock
place on to his farm in Undcrhill
There will he an old fashioned donation
Mt the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
Friday afternoon and evening for the
benefit of tho Rev. and Mrs. Mand and
family. Supper will be served from two
o'clock to six in the aftcrnoon also in the
evening. All are cordially invted.-Mr
and Mrs. Rand attended the Christian En-
dcavor meeting in Burlington Monday and
Tucsday.-Mrs. Folsom was Il visitor in
Burlington Saturday.-Bucl White Is visit
in;, his grandmother. Mrs. Sophia White.
He expects to leave soon for Colorado
DR. Storrs of burlington was in town
Tuesday.-Mrs. Walter Grace and little
son of rndcrhill were visitors at o. c.
Gracc's Tuesday.-Mr. lIobin. who has
been seriously i'll, was taken suddenly
worse Monday and died about four
o'clock. Mr. Holm would have been 81
years old had he lived until the eighth OF
March. lie leaves an aged wife. who is
now confined to the bed and two daugh-
tors, Mrs. Ravey OF Burlington and Mrs.
Pcrrigo OF this place. The funeral was
held "Wednesday with intermcnt in Bur-
| lington.-Mr. Dersany moved Tuesday to
the place purchased of NJ. II. Packard in
this villagc.-Mss Mamie Page. who will
be we'll remembered here was buried
Tuesday from the home of hcr sister, Mrs.
| OsgoOd in Milton. She leaves IN aged
mother. two brothers and two sisters to
mourn her Ioss.-Mr. Hewitt Is moving
TO the place he bought in Willston.
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ENOsBURGH FALLS.

The news Ids been received of the
sudden death from apopleNy February
10 of Mrs. Mary Coburn, wife of the
Rev. Henry DIN Walker. Mrs. Walker
is relative of Miss L. $. Walker OF
this place and formerly resided in this
county. but is now in Merrimac, Mass.
Miss Edith Jeffords has returned
from East Burke, where she has been
passing II few months with her sister.
Mrs. II. Wcbster.--rhe ladlos of the
Free Baptist Church will serve dinner
on town meeting day-rhe public
meeting of the tuberculosis commission
in Torestcrs' hall was called TO order
by DIR. f. :. Hutchinson, who read some
statistics from medical paper show
ing the ravagcs of this disease
To be more fatal than war during the
century just passed lie then intro
duced the lion. Henry Ballard of Bur-
lngton. who gave tho genesis of tho
movement in the State and presented
himself as IA sample of the results Of
open air treatment. lie was followed
by DIR. Circuit of Waterbury in IL care
fully written paper that presented the
matter very clearly. There was n good
representative audience present from
surrounding towns, who gave good at
tcntion and manifested considerable in
tercst in the mattcr-Dr i. :. Hut
chinson's team being left for a short
time recently ran away from near tho
Eastman place in Berkshire. lacy
We're stopped by meeting n team and
getting into the snow beyond their
depth. One horse was cut. beyond
which the damage was practically
nothing.-A. l.. Gleason lost horse
Friday morning after short sickness
post mortem revealed the fact that
there was separation in the throa,
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SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR.
COnsoliila ton of Existing Orgnnixa
lions Effected Tuesday Night.

The Department OF Vermont, United
Spanish War Veterans, was
organized Tuesday night Mt the armory,
representatives, from every camp in the
state being present. The new depart
ment is the result of n consolidation of
all other organizations which We're
formed at the close of the Spanish
American War. There are already five
camps in Vermont and more will be
organized The total membership now
is 80. Officers were elected Tuesday night
as follows
Department commander-E II. Prouty
of Burlington.
Senior cc-commander-H. Edward
Dyer of Rutland.
Junior ce-commander--M. d. Rip
Icy of st. Johnsbury.
Inspector--W. r. IIaigh of Mont
pelier.
Surgeon--J. NJ. Hamilton OF Rutland
Judge ndvocate--F. l.. Greene Of st.
Adams.
Chaplain--II D. Fillmore Of Benning
ton.
Council of administration--The first
three officers and i. l.. SWEET of Bur-
lington, c. J.. Durham OF Burlington
ncy and u. $. Hyland OF Rutland, III. w
Ellis of st. Johnsbury.
Chief musician-F. d. Swift of Brat
tleboro.
Scrgcant--H. V. Hall of st. Adams.
The next meeting will be held in
Rutland.
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CHARLOTTE.

+. r. Smith has sold Il valuable driving
horse to Mr. Mix of New York, and he
will soon take the animal there by train.
Miss Phebc Ilorsiord Is home from her
school in Wiliamstown for a VACATION
Miss Mary +. Jones has gore to Canada
to spend tn, winter with friends.
children of c. W. Root are having the
mcnales.-I;li I.abounty is moving to the
Root farm. recently purchased by him.
II. a. Williams is moving to the farm rc-
Gently purchased of his father, NJ. n.
Williams-1hcre is to be II hash supper
in the vcstry Friday evening The regu-
lar meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
nftcrnoon.-Thomas Quinlan has moved
&c New York Statc.-Mrs. Henry Thorp is
ill.-A special communication of Freai-
ship Lodge, No. 81. +. & A. NJ. convened
at Masonic hall last Saturday evening and
conferred tho +. G. degree upon five cam
didatos The little friends of Ralph Liver
NOR rendered him birthday party last
Friday evening. Refreshments were
served and n very enjoyable evening was
passed by nll.--The Ladies' Aid society
NIT ut tho CONGREGATIONAL parson-
age Wednesday evening.
Inc next meeting OF the Charlotte Driv-
ing club will be held on McNeil's bay
Thursday at y. IN. when some good
races may be Xpected.-Frank Sturgeon
has vacated Mrs. II. ID. AleXander's tene-
ment and has moved to Mrs. Dennis Ton
ers tenement.-Iiarvey Williams has
moved to his fathers place which he re-
Gently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Wil,sboro, N u,
visited at Mrs Humphreys last week.
Charles ShOrtslceves IL running David
.\harc's saving machine and is located
on Mutton Hin at prcsent.-Slaters from
burlington are working upon the Harris
residence at the Corners.-I;li Bessette has
moved to the II. X. Thomas farm in
Fcrrsburgh.W b. Bristol of the NJ T.
A. of Glens Falls. N. V. was In town
Mnndny.-'rhere will be races at Nc
Ncil's Ferry Saturday. March 4.
Thomas Mollison was called to Bolton
last Tuesday by the serious injury of his
son. Guy. who was hurt while chopplng
there.-Mrs. Charles Terry IL quite ILL.,
Leon Brown has left j.. X. Converse's
employ and will work for L. s. Drew of
Burlington the coming seasOn.-Edward
Mollison will carry on G. W. lIaPris's
farm for one year.
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WESTFoRD.

Mrs. John Golden is very sick. Her re.
covcry is considered doubtfui-Thc La
dies Social Circle meets with Mrs
James H. Grow Wednesday aftcrntDOn.-
Miss Luna Osgood was appointed delegate
TO the Christian Endcavor convention To
be held In burlington Monday and TIES
day.-Thcrc will be temperance rally
in the town hall Saturday evening. March
|4-About p couples attended the dance
given by the Knights of Pythas last
Friday cvcning-Mr. and Mrs. George
Garrow and daughter were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Munson, Jr., last
week.
Mrs L. G. Gale and daughter re-
turned from brandon Monday
charles Grow went to Mortified Mon =
day, where he expects to be employed
for some time.-John T.. Allen is hold
ing teachers examinations in Rich
mond and Burlington this week.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. 4. C. Fay is convalcsccnt.- Among
hose drawing water from the lake nrc
Earl Costello. r. $. Berry. Thomas Shcan,
Il. T.. Bullock and +. l.. Smth.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. T.. Finn. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Shean and Mr.. and Mrs. r. $. Berry at
ended the funeral of Miss Mamie Page at
Carrie Osgoods. Fox lIill. Tuesday
Lewis Ryan of Plattsburch passed Tues
day night ut ID. Il. Beams after an alb
scncc of % ycars.-Bcrt Wood of Georgia
Plain has a novel way of catching the
nnny tribe. One day last week the water
wheel to his mill become clogged and
upon investigating the wheel was found
to be stopped UP with coils. He was
Obliged to cut them up with n butcher
knife before he could shut the gate down.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Albert Bliss. who has carried on the
Hiram Dean farm the past two years, has
taken on shares D. j. Millham's farm in
,ilint sburgh and is moving there. Mr. Mill
ham will move back to his farm here.
II. ". Wheeler has rented tho Dean
farm and let it out to MIR. Ducll.
L. V. Prior was called to Rutland Mon
day by the death of his mother Her
disease was pneumonia.
About score of :Oung people from
district No. 8. went to st. George Friday
night to the home of Margaret lilly.
who has taught tho school here the past
year and were entertained by Miss Tily
and her brother. Martin.
There was u dancing party at tho homo
of Waiter Aldrich of Fourth street Tues
day night given in honor of his birthday.
About 80 people were present. Mr.. Brace
of burlington played the violin. accom-
panied by his nephew on the guitar. Re
frccnNprtS were spVtci
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

meeting of tho school trustees WAS
held Wednesday evening Ia take action
upon the matter OF retaining Miss Lillian
Cross as teacher. 1t appears that Miss
Cross, who has boon the teacher in
intermediate grade since the beginning of
the fall term. has transcribed some of
the rules of the school in relation to ask
ing the scholars for money for different
reasons and the complaints Of the scholars
resulted in the trustees investigating the
matter. 1t was decided to dismiss Miss
Cross. Miss Cross asked to meet
the trustees at their meeting but
she did not appear and it WAS taken for
granted that she has accepted her dis
missal. Miss Cross is resident of Bur
lington and graduate of Castlston nor
nal school. Her home is in Norshirc. She
is a good teacher in most ways.
Tho Rev. G. W. Hunt OF EnosburGh
Falls has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial day address before the II. S.
Sherman post.
Leslie w. Atharton met N'th painful
accident Saturday morning. While start
ing n gasoline engine used in connection
with his wood saving machine tho thumb
of his right hand was caught in the gear
ing and was seriously injured, the nail
being torn completely off DR.. a. i.
Arklcy dressed the wound
Lake Champlain creamery, William r,
johnson & Co, paid s,2i for standard
January milk,
News has been received of the birth OF
n daughter to Mr.. ara Mrs. j. G. Killoran
of Brooklyn. y. v. last Sunday. Mrs.
Killoran is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. ID. Baker of this village
The Rev W. T. Sturtevant, who closed
his passionate with the Baptist Church
Sunday has gone to Bristol. whore Mrs.
Sturtcvant and son have bacn visiting her
people for few days and this week will
go to his new pastorate at f'rcoport, Me.
The Baptist Church has voted to extend
a call to the Rev. Mr. Tozcr OF Benning-
ton TO become pastor of the church.
Miss Ethel Casavant has entered the
employ OF the Roscoe Publishing COM
pany.
Linus Slater has returned from Ere
mont. Mob. where he has been visiting
his son for some time.
y son was born Monday night to Mr..
ana Mrs. Harold Place
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ESSEX CENTER.

Evaneelistic meetings arc Icing held
this week at the Methodist Church. The
Rev. o. y. Barnard of Undorhill preach
CT tuesday evening Miss Mamie Page,
whose death recently occurred IN Florida,
was brought here for burial Tuesday,
Miss Edith Thompson has the munps-
clifford ilanlcy is moving to the Mrs
Barney placc-]oscph rocor has bought
The PA &c now occupied by Thomas King,
Jr-Thcrc will b. n dance at the town
hall Thursday evening.
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FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Roby of st. Altans viii give \
series Of dancing lessons in the iowa
hall beginning Friday evening Mis- -.
y. Hunter and daughter. Daisy. OF Sack
Hollow, who have been visiting i'll town
The past week, have returned homc-A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Doanc Tuesday, February 2l.-Sovert
from here attended the Washirgton's
birthday ball at Melondy's Hotel, JET.
icrsonvillo.-S. \. Soulc sold n car load
of cattle to J. Il. johnson of Marlboro,
INN
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ESSEX.

A very pretty wedding occurred on
the end ult. ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward GarrOw, wien their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Olive. was
married to Clancy l.. Burns of Tn
dc rhil Tho bride was sowncd in Il
cream shade of wolfe, carrying white
carnations, attended by her sister.
Miss Lena. gowncd in blue nuns veil
ing, carrying pink carnations. Mr..
Burns was attended by his brother,
Clark as best man. The invited guests
were the relatives of tho two families
and the many handsome and useful
presents made expressed the best
wishes of their many friends. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
=. G. Abbey, after which congratula-
lions were given and n collation. of
ice cream and cake was enjoyed by
all. After q short absence Mr. and
Mrs. Burns will reside in Underhill.
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WEST MILTON.

The remains of Mamie Page. who died
ut Crescent City. Fla. last week. reached
Milton Sunday morning and the funeral
met at the home of her sister. Mrs.
G.. T.. OsCood Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock -Pctcr Mosscy died Sunday from
n cancer on his face.-John Ellis spent
Saturday night with his father in Hum
tngton. who is very low with cancer
Although not suffering so much pain, he
is rapidly failing.
The remains of Mamie Page were taken
to Essex for burial Tucsday.-Mr. and
Mrs. y. O. Bullock spent Tuesday at 6.
w. Wrights in Colchcstcr.-Thc Their
mometcr was ten below zero here We'd
nesday morning.-Mr. Morgan finished
moving from the Clark farm Wednesday
and Mr.. Blake took possession tho same
faV.
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Those absent one day: Maggie Mcmahon.
Edward Miller Royce Ross, Lena Chap
man.-rhose who attended the Ma
sonic ball at Richmond, February
%, from this place were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. u. Warren. Miss Sylvia Warren.
Miss Florence Talcott. George Irish Ar
thur Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. u. G.. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. IT, o. whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy A. hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fay,
s. H. Marshall and sister. Mrs. Claire
Goodrich, Il. +. Goodrich and sisters, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Talcott, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. J. Wright and Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Wright,