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New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
MRS. PEACE WINS SUIT.
Gets Separation-Husband Loses
His Salt for DiUorce.

The trial of the suit against Frederick S. Peace
by his wife. Martha C. Peace for separation and
Mr. Peaces counter suit for absolute divorce. ended
yesterday. The jury out two and a half
hours and returned a verdict giving Mrs. Peace
the separation asked for and finding her not guilty
of the charge for which ner husband sought a
divorce. After the verdict had been announced
Mrs: Peace became hysterical. She was soon quiet
ed however and then left the court with friends.
She broke down while the summing I'D was in
progress.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
POWDER MILL EXPLOSION
Report That Several We're Killed
Near Birmingham, ALa.

Birmingham. Ala. Feb. "a report has iuss
reached this city that many people were killed
In explosion at the Birmingham Pewd.-
Mills. FIVE miles north OF Birmingham Ths
shock OF the explosion was felt Tor miles.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
PITTsBuRe LAKE BOATS SOLD.

Two Harbors Mimi. Feb. 9.--Sixteen whalebacks
of the Pittsburg Steamship Companys fleet. the
vessel division Of the United States Steel Cor
to the Atlantic Ocean. TO be used in coast trade.
The loss OF these pigs as they commonly
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
DIVIDEND IN GRANT BANKRUPTCY.

An order declaring dividend to creditors in the
Grant Brothers. bankrupts. has been entered by
the referee in bankruptcy. Abraham L. Jacobs
trustee announces that delivery of a receipt
executed in duplicate and subscribed by two wit
neSses at hts office, No so Broad-St, payment will
be made for the amount of the dividend all
claims
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following were among the satisfied judgments
fled yesterday the first name is that of the daot0r.
the second that OF the creditor and date when
judgment was fled:
Manners. Edward c. g1ardIan--C Adams
another: March I 1900 $50
Paul B Fugh s. Co-G L SIawson and another.
=. .-.
JUDGMENTS REVERSED
sandrowitE Bernardo Perez June 25 1903. ..- SisO
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
GETS JUDGMENT FOR $275,5ss.
New-York City Against Manhattan Railway
Company-A Tax Suit.

A judgment entered yesterday by New-York
City against the Manhattan Railway Company for
275,5SS Counsel for the company would not discuss
the suit last night, further than to say that 1t
a tax suit, which had been pending some time.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
JEROME TALKS TO THE NINE.

At the meeting of the Committee of Nine yes
terday at the City Club District Attorney Jerome
told what he thought of police conditions, and how
the head of the force could bring about reforms,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-10
MRS. EDWARDS coNFEssEs.

Reading. Penn. Feb. e.-Mrs. Kate Edwards who
together with Samuel Greason is under sentence TO
oe hanged next Thursday for the murder Of Mrs
towards husband, to-day confessed that she alone
committed the murder. She entirely exonerates
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06

Il. Pope.--Miss Nina Cleveland and
daughter. Jessie, of North Adams. Mass.
are guests of Mrs. Aurilla Edwards.--Nlrs
George Hulburd and son OF Jericho visited
friends in town the past week--Among
those who were In this place over Sunday
were Mrs. a. s. Atkins Of lfardwick
John McNally and wife OF Burlington w.
W. Tinkham Of Swanton Junction. Mrs.
Arthur Pike and daughter, Lizzie, of
johnson, and Mrs. Abbie W. Hodges. who
was on her way to Lancaster, N. H..
where she has employment as stenograph.
or and typewriter in the insurance Office
of George NJ. stevens & SON.. W. Ray.
more s painting and papcring the school
building. There will he four departments
this season. Miss Nina Sceley teaches
the primary. Miss Doris Wiley the soc =
ond primary. Miss Sara Edwards the in
termediate and Prof. l.. II. Howard tn,
high SCHOOL Josie Carpenter and
daughter of White River junction ara
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. =. ITawes.-H.
Jones and G.. IIorncr arc papering the in
terror of the church.--Mrs. Ethel Wcthcr-
bee and daughter OF Essex Junction are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. G. IIawlcy.--
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Thompson April Mrs. Lillian
buchanan and son. Scott. have returned
home from Mortified. Mass. and will
occupy rooms in George Thompson
tenement Carl Weston and daligh-
ter, who spent the past week with .,cs.
II. w. Varnum, have gone to their home
in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
NEWPORT.

The annual village meeting was held in
Odd Fellows hall Friday evening. March
81. u. NJ Mansur was chosen mOd"rat or:
G.. l.. Root, clerk. e. G. Drown was elect =
ed trustee for three years. The center of
interest seemed to be in the election of
water commissioner to serve for three
years in place Of T.. &. Blanchard. whose
term expires. After II great deal of lively
ment of the board for the past year. f.. r..
True was elected on the first ballot, and
G. II. Prouty was elected to fill the uncx-
pred term of T.. A. Cook. VINO rendered
his resignation. n tax of - cents was
voted for village expenses and a scent
tax for hydrant service. The village voted
to discontinue the 10 per cent. discount on
water rent to residents of West Derby.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Ruth Davis Lane to Dean
Noel Dwinell on April l..
The railroad company have n gang of
workmen putting in coal burners into
the boilers of the steamer Lady of the
Lake" and coal instead of wood will lie
used hereafter. Tho steamer will make
two trips Il day through the lake to MAJ
cog.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Williams have re-
turned from Boston, Mr.. Williams hav-
ing been there for medical trca tment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
DERBY.

Mrs. NJ. II. donaldson has had a Peo-
pies telephone placed in her house,
Mrs. Julia Gushing died March a. aged
nearly 81 ycars.--Mrs. Polly Daily is able
to sit up and do light sewing, but fears
are entertained that she will never walk
again. She passed her alst birthday
March CIV. r. Daley rs sick with the
mumps. -E.dWin Jcnnc is Just recovering
from a very severe sickness, caused by
the munps.-Mrs. Frank Wilson and
family have all been very sick with the
grip, but arc convalses'cnt Mac Durgin
but only remains one month as she goes
back and enters n hospital TO fit for IL
trained nursc-Miss Flanncry is caring
for Charles Young.-Mrs. Magoon is car
ing for Principal Edgecombs mother, who
is very low.
Mrs. t.dgccumbc. the aged mother of
Prin. Edgecumbc. died last Sunday night
at twelve o. clock. Principal and Mrs. Edge,
con,ho started ut moor Monday with tho
romans to go tn Maine where the body
viii! he buricd-'rha academy school was
closed Monday.--The Rev. j. II. Cone
spent last Sunday in Morear. Their,
were no services H. the congregational
church. Mr.. Cone goes to Sharon soon
to spend IA short time with his brother
Tho Rev. Mr.. Aiken has returned from
his vacation and occupied his pulpit
again last Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

c. T.. Logan. who recently sold his
farm on Hibbard hill to l.. Henry flol-
man. left Thursday with his family for
Dudley Hill. Mass, near the station of
Webster. Mass. where they will make
their home. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Edward Lille, who will make her
home with them.
Albert Yawcy purchased last Saturday
of the Hon. james Hutchinson the house
and barns with fifty acres of land the
place known as the Seymour farm, in
Eraintrec. The consideration was $3.50 and
Mr. Yawey will take immediate posses
sion of the same.
G. r.. Ilibbard. who recently pur-
chased of Charles Hubert the farm
south of this village. known as the
Dennis Greene place. has moved his
family hero from Woodstock and TAX
en- possession.
The total circulation of books from the
Kimball public library for the month of
March was 2.05S or an average of % ell
per day. The books were fiction 1893 or
$50 per cent juvenile 49, or ell per cent
class books 500 or l5.5 per cent.
John. Paul and Miss Anna Bowman
and Henry Vail left Monday night for
South Dakota. The three former were
bound for Ipswich their former home and
where they will remain for some little
time. Mr. Vail will go to Sioux Falls
where he has secured a good position in
Il green house with work in his special
limo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06

Henry w. Orscr: water commissioner to
serve five years. T.. l.. Field. On motion
Of II. {. Cady, committee of three. {. ID.
Eugcrton. +. y. Carpenter and j. II. TAI
bot to make amendments to the bylaws
rs may be required to conform to and
be consistent with the amended charter
a tax of so cents was voted. On motion
of Frank Plumlcy, the trustees were in
S,ructcd to make Il report on the electric
plant and employ competent engineers If
necessary. Article eleven of the warning
to see what action if any the villa ge would
take in regard to water for domestic sani-
tary or fire purposes was the cause of tha
only excitement in the meeting. The An
drcws Aqucduct company presented Il
proposition whereby they would sell their
system tn the village for $4,000. James
NJ Holland presented proposition for in
stalling a hydrant system in the village
with water from Mill hill tho water 10 be
used for domestic purposes at SOS per
year per house. the MIGRANTS to cost IS
per hydrint per year. After much discus
sion regarding the two propositions the
matter was left for the water committee
to investigate and report at Il future meet
ing. Last year the village held an option
Oh the Holland water system and made Il
deal with James NJ, Holland. tho prcsi-
dent. that the property was to he trans
ferrcd to the village when a clear title
could be given. In the meantime the An
drcws Auucduct company bought the sys-
tenn from Holland. Arthur Andrews was
appointed as agent. to investigate this
matter and cmpo% competent legal adj
vice and report at the next meeting. AZ
lo.50 o'clock the meeting adjourned until
April % to meet in village hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
CHELSEA.

The funeral of tho late Charlcs +. Dick
inson proprietor of Orange County Hotel
who died on Thursday of last week, was
held in the spacious UPPER rooms IF the
hotel on Sunday afternoon, large COM
panv Of relatives and friends attending
and also the memLcrs of George Wash
ington odgc. No. Il, +. & A. NJ. being
present in II body. Hoth local ministers,
the Rev Herbert J. Wyckof of the Con-
rrolationdl and the Rev Lewis y. Moody
ut the grave the impressive rites of the
Masonic funeral service were administer
ed Tine choir was a male quartcttc con-
sistinG of the R.v. II. J. Wyckon. VI. ~.
Mattison. Calvin Dearborn and Walter
$. Co.'s Mr. GOss as sOlOist rendering
two touching hymns in most affecting
manncr.-Anong those present sunday at
tl,o funeral of G r. Dickinson were
his niece. Miss Lyle Tracy. of Boston,
and Harry I. Webster Of l5ra,tlc-
boro. and Edward u Blackwell of
Brandon. cousins of the deccascd.-The
county road commissioners mel mt Chel-
sea on Tuesday. April 4. to receive in
Structions from state Commissioner
Charles ". ,;atos of Frankln.-Miss Lena
SpaldinG, assistant teacher III tho nca.
dcmv. is suffering from an attack Of
pneumonia and Miss Eva Jackson. the
daughter of Mrs. W. VI Spraguc. is tenn
porarily supplying her place.-Thc Hon..
! J. Is Darling = confircd tn the mouse
this week with an attack of the grip
Miss Salic Emery and Emma Hatch,
| students at ST. Johnshur. Academy. re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06

ganization in this city of a Camp of Span
ish War Veterans. This organization has
a membership in the country of more than
l75.mo and is rapidly increasing. There
are - men in this city who are eligible.
Norris Keith of Barre found his missing
wife at the Central Vermont station III
this city She WAS tired of wandering ana
they have gone to Barre to live happily
ever afterward.
Gov. G. j. Bcll. Lieut.. Gov. {. IL.
Stearns and Speaker j. II. Merrleld will
nc at the State House on Wednesday,
April ~, to sign the engrossod bill and
resolutions passed by the Legislature OF
l!i
The engagement OF John Harvey. ris-
ing young lawyer Of this city. and Miss
Emily Rhinchart of Montreal is an
nounccd
The Farmers Cooperative Creamery as
ISOLATION of East Randolph, with ii capital
stock Of $4,000 filed yesterday articles OF
Incorporation with tho secretary Of state.
This association is formed for the purpose
OF carrying on Il general creamery husi-
ness at Fast Randolph and all the incor-
porators are residents of that village.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
MOREToWN.

Martin Mobs is in Burlington with hi
wife. who is at the Mary Fletcher hosp
tal.-Mrs. Addio Sawyer was in Mont
pelier last wcek-The Rev. o. h. Well
exchanged with his brother in Randolph
last Sunday.-The Ladies' Aid societ
mot with Mrs. DR.. Haylctt Wednesda
from two to five o'clock.-'rhe Ladies
Foreign Missionary society meets wit
Mrs H. O. Ward Friday aftornoon.-Airs
n. q. Ward entertained the Junior leagu
Friday evening. They had Il treat of new
sugar.-Miss Laura Eaton Of Fayston ha
returned to work for Mr., Wilcox, thi
being the third season she has worked 10
him.-Mr. and Mrs Edward Cullo
were in Waterbury and DuXbury Satur
.dav and Sunday.-Carl Mahuron a
South Fayston was in town Saturday
Mrs. Josie McAllster is sick at her sis
tcrs.-Mrs Merrills child and lrcn
child are sick with the grip.-Mrs. Bid
good is sick Or. Haylctt is ATTENDING ho'
Mrs PETIT Griffith was moved sun
day to Fred Hinkleys. She is improvin
slowly.-Mr. Bates is having some re
pairing done inside of his house.-C
Spaulding Is sick with the grip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06

along the linc.--Bctwecn 40 and 10 Of the
friends OF Cushman Gray met at his homo
last Monday night to " sh him God speed.
and presented him with a handsome opal
ring. The whole AFFAIR was a surprise.
but none the less enjoyable. Cake and
coffee were served Mr. Gray left Wed
nesday night for Redlands Cal. where
ne has employment.--Mrs r.. A. New
comb returned Saturday night from Mont
pelicr. where she had been called by the
illness Of her son. Ernest. Miss Ida
Mars of Barre. who was a guest mt w.
F.. Marshalrs over Sunday, went to Bur-
lington Monday for the week.-Nsss
Kathie Dillingham; returned To her school
work at White River Junction Monday
DR.. +. ]. Foster was in Montpelier Fri.
dny night to attend Masonic meeting.
Mrs. James T. Thurston is very i'll with
pneumonia Jane Roys of Middle
bury, the Rev. Edville Roys of Maine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Roys of Pough-
keepsic. N. v, arc guests of their par
ents. the Rev. and Mrs. Ozro Roys.
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WARREN.

Frank Hyde of White River Junctio
has been in town for few DAYS carin
for Walter Barlcy. who is very low wit
rheumatism and other troubles.-M.
Shattuck was in Hanksville last week o
business. -William Narney has bought tn
James Cass house ana lot for 81 400, an
sold his place to Fred Cardell.-Georg
Gieenw God and wife have been visitn
in town the past week.-Mrs.. NathaI
Robinson. an old resident of this town.
but living in Waitsiicld for the past 4
wears. died with pneumonia last week
The funeral services We're held in Waits
field Monday. She was S. years of az
and has two living children. n y. Robin
son of this place and Mrs. Ida Moore. VIII
has lived with her mother for the pas
few years. Mr.. Robinson died seven year
ago. Mrs. Robinson was a kind and lov
ing mother and neighbour Natha
Thayer. who has been i'll with rheunatisi
all winter. remains about the samo.-
T. n. Elliott plowed one-half an acr
of land March 81 for potatoes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
HYDE PARK.

The last meeting Of the Ladies' Home
Culture club for the year 19Oi-0J was held
Monday evening with Lettie SpauldinS
Waite at which time an interesting paper
was read, early Vermont History" by
Nora Putnam Wood. Dainty refresh
mcnts were served. The club has been
most successful i'm its work the past
year besides the usual interesting and
instructive meetings and receptions 1t
has had in charge Lecture Course
which was much enjoyed by those who
attended The following officers We're
elected for tho ensuing year: President,
Ellen Fitch Noyes; vicc-pres.. Lillian
Vallcau NUyes: sec, Gcnevieve Waite
IIolbrook; treas. Josephine Darling
Noyes.
At the annual village meeting held
Tuesday evening S. u. Waite was chosen
moderator, +. II. Mcfarland: clerk. The
following officers were elected for tho
ensuing years: Trustees. VI. A. Noyos. e..
M. Mcfarland. n. e. Ward, G. a. Knight
and y. q. Foster; collector. II. W. HUI
burd: treasurer, c. a. Knight; auditors,
T.. e. White, a. " Wiswcll, T.. IA. Mct'ar-
land. A village tax of Doc was voted.
Miss Sara H. Chaplin of Mcfarland $
Insurance Office is spending Il week at
her homo in Essen Center.
Miss Mabel Collins. who has been at
her home on Breezy hill the past week,
resumed her duties in the News and Cit
izcn Office Tuesday.
The young people enjoyed social dance
at the gymnasium nall Tuesday evening.
W. T.. Boomhowcr and daughter, Nancy.
of Montpelier We're visitors at his fathers
L. Eoomhowcr, Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
RoXBURY.

Miss Nina Brown spent the last of tn,
week in Foetor. While there she at
tended Goddard Seminary Alumni han
nict-Aliss NJ Lou Whitney was quit
sick at w. J. Carpenters "Wednesday an,
Thursday Tho Junior society of Christ
ian Endeavor hold its semi-annual cleo
ton OF Officers saturday. Officers wer
elected rs follows President L. Made
line Sowlcs; Nico-presideut. Beatrice +
Sraulding; secretary and treasurer Win
fred G.. Fllis-NlrshalI Latham wa
quite sick last week. Others on the sic
list are Mrs. Amanda Whitney and Mr.,
Eliza Stan;on.-1he ladies of the Nit
society will give a social in the churc
vestry next Friday evening. a pair {
old rubbcrs or rubber boots will ADM
YOU to the vcstry. Cake and coffee wi
lie served at low prices 1t is expcctc
that ]. g. Smith will he present wit
his grarhaphone.-A l.. Wheeler is quit
sick DR.. Vynch of Mortified is in al
tendance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
NORTHFIELD.

Observer w. \. Shaw OF the United
States weather bureau reports mean
temperature for March of 26 degrees. with
Il MAXIMUM of SO on the Goth and II min
nium of % on the 5th. The mean tenn
peraturc of the month for the last 10
years Is also 70 dc grecs. The prccipita-
ton amounted to 2.06 riches NJ rain and
melted snow. tho unmclted snowfall
amounting To GA inches Rain or snow fell
on only ten day D. the total precipitation
being an inch less than the average
March precipitation. The prevailing wind
WAS south and the month was made up
of II clear II partly cloudy and eight
cloudy days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
BRADFORD.

\ son was born tn Prof. and Mrs. T.. G.
baldwin Thursday.-AIrs. Marcia Teller
and Miss Charlotte Davis left for Boston
Thursday-M L. f. Hale is confined
tn the house by illness.-Mr. and Mrs
l.. T.. Hcalcy are soon to move into the
O. X. Baker houSc.-Mrs. Chase OF North
Montpelier Is caring for her daughter,
Mrs. r.. G. Baldwin..-Airs. Clyde Stephen.
son OF Worc' stcr, Mass, is the guest Of
Mrs. Sarah Ladd.--Mrs. II. r. Johnson
and Mrs. A. T.. Hale entertained the
Library clnb at the home of the former
Wednesday aftcrnoon.--Thc Fortnightly
club will meet with Mrs. +. T.. Dorr Fri
day.--Mrs. B. S. Hooker returned from
Boston last week. where she has been
several weeks for treatment. Mrs Mer-
ton Rcnfrcw and daughter, Madeline, are
visiting ut her home in Manchester, n.
U-Mrs. William Huntington and son.
Parker. of Concord. \. ~, came Monday
to spend the week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Il. Parker.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
EAST RoXBURY.

Rcinboldt Rutz went to Burlington
last week where he is to work in the
Experiment farm this summer.-John
Ladd has bought of Mrs. Sarah Blan-
chard her part of the house. Mrs
Blanchard expects to make her home
with her daughter Mrs Edward Alb
bott. in Chelsca.--Walter LaRose be-
gin work for $. Holden Monday
Mrs. John Ferris visited at T.. Rutz
last week.--A daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Henry last week
Mrs. Blay is working for Loren
Churchill for few weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
WATERBURY CENTER.

Tsclle Anderson went Tuesday To Bel
lows Falls where she met party Of
about 100 teachers. school directors and
superintendent who started Wednesday
on Il trip to Washington, ID. c. They eX-
poet to visit the New York state capital
at Albany, the United States mint. In
dependence hall. city hall, public library
and other places of historical interest in
Philadelphia. The United States Capitol
the White House, the Congressional
library. the National geological gardens.
the National cemetery and all places Of
educational interest in and near Washing
ton, besides Arlington, Mount Vernon.
Alexandria. and many places of interest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
WORCESTER.

moved tn the Corliss place near Putnam
willie. where they are employed in the
mills.--Arthur Richardson has moved
back to town and has rented the Bailey
tenement near Lamphere mill-The
Roberts bows of Montpelier are visiting
their grandmother. Mrs. Dusan.-MrS.
King. who has been quito low with heart
trouble, is reported better.-Myrtie Clark,
who lives at Mr.. Kings. l. qui1e ill.-MIss
Ellen King, who has been al Montpelier
for some time, has been called home be-
cause of sickness in the famly.-Wllliam
IL. Kellogg is reported better.
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WAITSFIELD.


Inc town HorarE mas "e''' nv
from the rooms OF MIS- '"l" M'' ".
to IN" 'front.' corner room III 'ne wy
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thursday 'Nc"''S ~ was >'''' ~ w.
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saturday evening. April s, their NEE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-06
BROWN1NGTON.

Jessie Morchousc is keeping house for
Joseph Young while his wife is visiting
in Canada. George Ltchficld and family
have moved here from Burlington. The
roads were so bad that the rural free
delivery trips could not be made Tuesday,
Wednesday or Thursday of last week.
Master Harvey Gardyne, who has been
visiting his cousin, Harold Gardync. re-
turned TO his home in North Troy yes
tcrdav.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CKATTSBURY.

A. r. Garvin has purchased Of Mrs.
Fred Templcton her hone at the Conc
mon. paying $ico-Certrudc Lawson from
l1ardwick has II large class in instrunlcn-
tai music in this town.--Ih he Smith broth-
crs have rerted and taken possession of
the Senior Conant farm Maud Amsden
is homo from North Hampton. y. H.. for a
vacaton.-Among the pleasant events of
the week was the marriage of Jerry Rush
ford and Miss Jessie Iaruc. both of
Eden. The Rev. r. j. Chrystic perform
ed the ceremony.