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CHELSEA.

Miss Lena Il. Spalding. aged ~ years.
died Monday afternoon after an ill
ness Of three weeks with pneumonia COM
picatcd with disease of the kidneys. Dur
ing the last II years Miss Spalding had
been assistant principal in Chelsea
Academy. in which position her earnest
and devoted work will be long remember.
cd. She was also a member of the local
congregational Church and her faithful
and efficient service among the young pen-
pie there will constitute for her an en-
during monument. At nine o'clock on
Tuesday morning short memorial SER
vice was held in the church auditorium
at which the Rev. II. j. Wyckoff, the pas
tor. gave an appreciative estimate OF Miss
paldings work in this community and
paid high tribute to her long and valuabls
services. Her body was taken to Barre
city for burial. An aged mother and a
younger married sister survive her.
Rolln l.. Parkhurst has purchased the
kmball house at the lower end OF tho
village. where he has lived during the last
year.--George Brock of East Corinth has
been engaged to teach the remaining four
weeks of Miss Spalding's term in Chelsea
Academy. Miss Eva Jackson. who was
supplying the place. being obliged to re-
turn TO her school in Sharon.-Calvin
Goodwin has sold his farm on West Hill
To Mrs. Mary G. Hadlock of Carroll. Coos
county. \. 1.-THE spring term of Chel-
sea schools will begin throughout the
town on Monday. April y. with the fol-
lowing assignment of teachers: No l.
Martha l.. Noyes: No. 2,(primary). Ella
G. Chadwick of Tunbridge: Qntermediate)
Alice j. l<ibbee of East Randolph; No. 3
Ethel S. Folsom of Tunbridge: No. T.
Eunicc -. Moulton; No. 2. Mrs. Hattie
T.. Banlstcr No. II. Bessie u. BURGESS
No. T.. r. blanche Carpenter; No. H.,
Ethel Bailey of Newbury.-At the annual
meeting Of Chelsea Enterta inment asso.
citation the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, John b.
Bacon; vice-president, the Rev. II. J..
Wyckoff: secretary. John NJ. Comstock:
treasurer, w. r. Townsend executive
committee, the Rev Lewis n. Moody. the
Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoff, Hale X. OAR
ling; auditors. w. s. Hatch. c. Z. God
frey. f.. p. Barncs-'rhe Rev. Carl IL.
Corwin of Detroit city. Mimi. the son Of
DR.. NJ. H. and Mrs Ellen Corwin. has
accepted IA call to Sheffield. ILL.,. which il
about 1876 miles southwest of Chicago. He
also had received a call to st. Charles.
Miss-'rhe following have been chosen
officers Of the Christian Endeavor society
for the ensuing six months: President.
Dean ~. Gilman: vice-president. Margaret
Ccmstock; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Henry w. Burbank; recording secretary,
Oliver T.. Burgess: treasurer. Edward b.
Hatch: charmen OF committees, lookout
Mrs. John NJ ComstOck: prayer meeting
Carol O. Burgess. social. Mrs. Fred ".
Stanton; missionary. Mrs. Herbert O. Blk
by: music Mrs. w. S. Hatch; flowers
Mrs. T.. D. Barnes.
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MORETOWN.

George Evans was in Waterbury Tu,s.
day.-Niva Atkins is visiting her aunt r
Waterbury this Week.-Mrs. Arthur Nil
is visiting in Waitsiicd this week. Mrs.
Rosa Atkins is SICK. Mss Lura Eaton
Will finish work for Mrs. Wilcox this
week.-Mrs. Rcodcrick Phillips Of DuXhurv
is visiting her granddaughter. Mrs. W.
j olnson this week. Roland Griffith and
Miss Holt from Montpelier We're in town
Sunday.-T. j. Ferris went to Waitsfield
Monday TO attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mrs. II. o. Ward is IN Enos-
hurgh Falls attending the Methodist COM
ference. The CongreSatiOnalist minister
from Waitsiiel will preach in South
Duybury church At two O'Clock next
Rowland from ST.
Adams visited his cousin, Jerrod Taylor
TUESDAY The students from Montpelier
were home over SUNDAY.
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services OF the Congregational and Chris
tian Churches: Voluntary, AlIegretto,
from suite in ID. Footc; Coronation hymn
tcongregation); the Lords prayer; an
them. DAY of Wonder, Day Of Gladness."
Schneider; the story Of the resurrection
from the 2lth chapter of Luke TO he read
IN unison by the congregation; hymn,
Cleansing Fountain; Scripture: prayer;
anthem, God Hath Sent His Angels"
Loud; the 23rd psalm to he repeated in
unison by the congregation; hymn, Beth
any; offcrtory, "rwilight." Mrs. Beach:
solo, Hail. Glorious Morn" Giebel. Dr.
Kelly, violin obligato, Fred Bcedle; SER
mon, II Am Come That They Might Have
Life; anthem, "Magdalene." Warren
doxology Congregations bcnediction:
postlude, Coronation March," Meyerbecr
Mrs. Mary McCrills has sold her place
on Dudley street to Charles Mann. who
will take possession of his new purchase
in few days.
Eugene Greene lost n horse Tuesday.
The animal was valued al 500 and pneu-
monia was the cause Of its death.
Miss Harriet Spanldng. formerly with
H. w. Allen OF Burlington. arrived in
town the first Of tho week and has COM
mcnccd work in Bell Brothers store.
where she has charge Of the garment de-
partmcnt. Miss Spauldins takes the place
Of Miss Edith Howard. who is Ill, suffer-
ing with appendicitis.
Col. A. h. Chandler of Brooklyn. n. V.
is in town for several days on business.
Mrs. Ida Batchclder. died Tuesday AFT
crnoon at her home on Pearl street after
n lingering Illness with n cancerous trOu-
bic The funeral will he held here this
afternoon.
Fred Copeland who attends the McGill
medica, college in Montreal. arrived in
town yesterday and will spend 10 days
vacation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
q. r.. Copeland.
Or. +. .. Blanchard is unable TO attend
to his duties this week and is confined to
the house with illness.
Miss Catherine fchan. the trained nurse
who has been caring for Mrs. J. p. Gift
ford. has returned to her home in Man
chester. n. n.
Mrs. John OGrady and two children,
who have been spending some little time
with MIS- O'Grady's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Eolin. ut tho Center village. left
yesterday for their home in Roxbury.
Herbert Salisbury and son, Franklin.
are in Boston on business
iorc OF Montpelier after a short visit
with relatives here left yesterday for
New York city.
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WATERBURY, CENTER.

Mrs. Ernest MOODY Of South Royalton
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs. r. b.
Moody over Sunday.--rhe Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Church meets
with Mrs. Henry Stone this afternoon.
Mrs Lewis y, Moody and son, Paul. Ut
Chelsea are guests at r.. H. Moodys.-
DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Newcomb Of Mont
pelier visited T., A. Ncwcomb Sunday
w. f.. Marshall. administrator. has sold
the Patience Smith place to d. c. Hayes
and Wife,. s Ncwcomb, who has been
home for a time because OF illness. re-
turns to Lisbon. \. H., this week. There
will he no service Sunday at the Methodist
Church The pastor. the Rev Mr.. Doug
lass. Will be away to attend conference
Among the many who are i'll w. r.
Dow and Mrs Mary peCelle are the
most serious, The doctor gives small
announcement for MIR. Dow's recovery
Mrs. DeCelle was more comfortable Tues.
day morning.
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NEWPORT.

Notice has been received that rural
delivery route No. will be started from
the Newport office May /. This route
will benefit tho inhabitants in what is
known as Salem Derby.
A very pretty home wedding was OBJ
served at the residence of Mrs. Ellen
Lane on Second street when her daugh-
ter Ruth Tavis was united in marriage
t. Mr.. Dean Noel Dwndcll The Rev.
Mr.. Fairbanks Of ST. Johnsbury per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
attic nded by the Misses Clara Dwinell
Alice Sherman, Miss Lucy Bean acted
as maid of honor. The house was ar
tisticaily decorated with ferns and pot
ted plants. MIR Il. p. Staples of St.
J"hnsbury was master of ceremonies.
The couple left on tho midnight train
for Boston
Mrs. George Merrill died Saturday
morning. after an extended illness. She
is survived by one daughter. Nellie
Smith.
William Prouty has purchased the DR..
Gould house, at the corner OF Second
street and Eastern avenue.
The base ball season was opened Sat-
urday by the Newport high school defeat.
ing the North Troy school ny score
Of IL TO 4.
y. T. Webb has solo the house on In
dian Point recently >pnrohascd of the
Rev. Charles McLene 10 Isaac Rollins.
who takes possession May /.
School in the Lane district reopcns
April "A with Miss Lydia Dupont
teacher
a. r. Scott has pune chased the Grout
property on Coventry street. Tho land
extends back to Central street near H.
II. Stetsons
Harley Humphrey is confined to the
house with sciatc rheumatism.
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BRoWNINGToN.

Sadie Putney Is home sick with infiam-
matofy rheumatis .--Josic Alexander was
recently called home from Derby Centre
on account of the sickness of her sister.
Lottic. who died last Friday. The fu-
neral was at the house sunday afternoon.
The Rev. C. J. Brown Of Cabot officiated,
assisted by the Rev. q. c. Mcdonald
Amos St Peter had his hand badly cut
while working with a saving machine
last Tucsday.-Herbert Leland has gone
to Barton Landing to work in the
Chandler mills.
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MORGAN.

George Fwcns has moved to the
Marlesden farm. Homer Burroughs IN
tends going back to Canada where he
formally worked at a mill-About ~
pounds of sugar to the tree has been
made. Lincoln Campbell has moved on
T.. %. Browns farm-Mr, and Mrs. Ora
&. burroughs are rejoicing over the
birth of II daughter born the l,th.-Wil-
liam Judd is talking of moving to Hol-
land to care for his father-Mrs Carrie
Young will teach the Corner school the
spring term.--Frcd Cargill has had tho
misfortune to cut his foot badly while
splitting wood.-'rherc seems To be an
epidemic among the dogs in town, some
have died and others are very sick
'Auntie' Pilsbury. as she has been
known for years died the 9Th at the home
of her sister, Mrs. A. J. Calkns She
has Won many friends since living in
town. among both young and old. Her.
was the work well done" and she has
simply gone home.
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PLAINFIELD.

Mrs y. T. Smith returned from tho
Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington on
Tuosday.-'rhe village schools begin next
Monday with the same teachers as last
year-ATrs Ellen Greeley has returned
from Sanhornton. \. H.. where she has
heen visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. New
ton Perrin.-S"veral have the measles and
one case Of mumps is reported.-A son
was born April u tn Mr. and Mrs. Bort
Fowler weighing - pounds Mrs. Ralph
Dewey of South birmingham, Mass. WAS
IN town last week About - couples en-
loycd tho dance ut the Plainiold House
last Thursday night.
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WEsTFIELD.

Charles Kelley of Saco, Me. is clerk
Ing for NJ. n. Dodge in place Of Harry
Gilbert who has bacn appointed carrier
on u. i. ID. route from North Troy to
Jay to Henry Gurus On Waits Hin ir
this town. beginning Saturday, Apri! To-
Ernest Knot is clerking in Newport
Misses Bessie Root and Alma jacques
came home from johnson Normal school
last week for short vacaltion.-Mrs
10y Linciair Of Lowell spent last week
with her mother. Mrs. Lizzie Becman
Miss Jessie WCodwOrth expects to
visit her uncle and aunt in Enosburgh
Falls this week, during the session Of
cnnferencc.-T village schools began
last week with Miss Viva Burke of
Lyndon and Mrs. r.. S. Miller teachers
Miss Ira Johnson bogins school in
West Newport next week Monday and
Miss Thee. Hendrix IN Marshfcld and
Miss Ethel HOyt began over the noun
tain the 17Jrhcre were union services
in the Methodist Church last Sunday, il
being the last time the Rev. NJ H.
Ryan of Newport Center was to preac h
here. His health Is not equal to the
long drives.-John Thompson of tic
British navy, who has beer doing
shore duty at Kingston. Jamaica and
Mrs. Charles Newton OF Sutton Flat.
Canada came last week tn visit at Will
liam DicknsOn's. -Converse Andrews of
Island Pond recently visited his aunt,
Mrs. William Tarman, Guy Tarman
recently spent a few days with his sis
ter, Mrs. Wiley OF Hendwick and re-
latives at Island determinations have
been issued bv Mr.. and Mrs. Alva
Hitchcock of Providence to the MARI.
age Of their eldest daughter. Ethel
Louise to George Herman Fiske for Arril
N-The Wcstfeld boys have organized
a base ball team with Earl Reed man
ager and Almon CLARK captain.-Mrs.
Jacob etebbins remains very low. She
has taken no nourishment since the
B VI April.-Miss Cornelia Foster has
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRADFORD.

Charles Parker is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Huntington in Concord, n. HI.
H. George is the guest of his daughter.
Mrs. Charles Smith. in Dorchester Mass.
Miss Pauline Blakely returned from
Salem. Mass. last weck.-Dr. W. S. Cole
has been i'll with grip.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ephraim Abbott spent Sunday in Han
over. N. H.. with their son. Henry Alb
bolt. and family.-Miss Abbic Avery of
1.aconia. n. H.. came Saturday to care
for Mrs. William Edwards.
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WEST HAVEN.

The Sunday schools OF Benson and West
Haven held rally in the West Haven
Baptist Church Saturday April 10. Super.
intendent f.. w. Field presided. Papers
were read by Mr. llahancy ana Mrs.
Wilcox of Benson and ". NJ. Douglas OF
West Haven. The Rev. r.. NJ. Fuller. field
secretary OF the Vermont Sunday School
association. gave interesting addresses,
morning and afternoon. Dinner was
served by the Ladies' Aid society,"
Schools in town opened April ~ with the
teachers of the previous term.
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WAITSFIELD.

Edward I.aBclle and family are NOV
ing this week to Northfeld village.
where he has secured employment at
his trade as carpenter-Harry Mat
thews of New York is visiting his
aunt. Miss Louise Douglass. In this
village.---Old Mrs. Thompson. widow Of
of the late James Thompson. died Sat
urday morning. the 18TH from the ef-
fects At fall. the week previous. aged
about 90 years. Funeral services were
held at her late home on Monday af.
ternoon at one o'clock. with burial at
the village cemetery.--Prof Henry
Church Sanderson of Montpelier sem.
mary. reciter and impersonator, will
give an entertainment at the Conrre
gational Church in this place on Tues.
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disposition and attractive personality.
fond of society and social pleasures and
the news of her sudden death Will como
with pain to all who knew her
Al the meeting 81 the newly elected d.
rectors of the Vermont Black Slate COM
pany. the following officers were elected:
President, +. D. Pike; vice-president, Nor
man u. Harris: treasurer. Fred II. jose
lin: secretary. Charles Dole.
The funeral of John Kinslov was held
Tuesday morning at nine O'Clock in tho
Catholic Church the Rev. j. =. . Neil
officiating. Mr.. kinslcy was Young man
OF about 20 years and was employed on
bridge work for II railroad in Lafayette,
lnl. About thre" weeks ago he was Kick
cd by horse which resulted III his death.
lie was born in Northtield and is son
of Michael Kinslcy. The body was
brought there on the night train Sunday.
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MONTPELIER.

The monument TO be erected over the
grave Of Caesar" Young. for the murder
of whom Nan Patterson. the "Florodora
gill is to have A second trial. was inspect
ed Friday at the sheds OF Harry Bar
toll. the sculptor, by James Haber OF New
York. the architect. This monument VIII
be shipped some time this week. II was
ordered by Mrs. Young from IA special de-
sign by Mr.. Haber. 1t is made from lisnt
Barre granite. was cut by Ryle X Mccor-
mick of this city and the statue OF
woman that surnounts it was carved "
(Coutinued ON 18th PnRel
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bought Of W. y. Miller the house SO
long occupied by Arthur Bickford and
her parents. have moved in.-Arthur
Eickford has moved to Troy as there
was not an available tenement in town.
THE sick list does not seem To- grow
any smaller. There was never year here
when 20 many were sick as this winter.
DERBY.
Frastus Waterman died last week Wed.
nesday night, aged 10 years. He was a
conscientious Christian and u member Of
the Baptist Church here. lie had been
twice married. His last wife. Mary JENNIE.
died about three years ago, since which
time ne has had no regular home. lie
leaves one son. four granddaugiicrs and
one sister. Funeral services were held at
the Baptist Church Friday afternoon, the
Rev. Mr.. Hoyt officiating. William La
bounty finishes work for G. ID. Hopkinson
this week and has engaged to work on
the quarry for this season. Nellie Rush
is teaching in the Lyon district and Myron
Young will return to district No II next
week.--Serviccs were held in the Congre-
gational Church last Sunday. Rosa Gil
bert former graduate of Derby
Academy. from Wcstheld. spent last Sun
day in town.--Frank Rich has returned
to New York for the summer.
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TROY.

Some farmers have gathered their buck
cts, but sap is still running.-Mrs. A. j.
COhurn was in Newport last week TO at
tend the Lanc-Dwnell wedding Mrs
Charles Hutchins has been called to
Lowell by tho death OF her grandfather,
Mr., Yaw.-Missisquoi Valley Grange will
give May day hall In Aiken's hail.
George Boyden is having trouble with
one OF his hands, caused by running q
SliXer under the nail.
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BRANDON.

At the annual meeting of st. Paul's
Lodge. No 25. +. e. A. NJ, held We'd
nesday April II. the Following officers
were elected and installed by Past District
Deputy Grand Master o. G. Baker: w.
NJ, F. r. Chandler; s. W.. F.. H. Far
rinGton; j. W., l.. F. Nichols: treasurer,
W. f. Scott; secretary. F.. w. Briggs;
S. D.. .. V. Needham: J. D., A. n. Clip
son: s. s.. q. W Leonard: J. s.. w. n.
Bacon: tyler. r. ]. Carlisle: chaplain. the
Rev. X. l.. Thompson: marshal. j. 6.
l.. Woodruff; finance committee. o. G..
Baker, L. J. Cahce, G. II. Mcleod; Or
ganist e. II. Ross.
The remains of Ernest A. Slavery. who
died at his home in Rutland April H.
were brought here Thursday for burial
The remains were accompanied by a dele
CATION from KllinEton Lodge. No. -.
I. o. o. f., Of Rutland.
Arthur Sanders. the l2-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C.. Sanders of Pearl
street. was accidentally shot through the
right hand about seven o'clock Saturday
morning while hunting with some school,
mates. The accident occurred in the Ar
mold district where the boys had gone for
game. Charles Scott. one of the party,
was trying to load a 32-calibre revolver
and young Sanders was assisting him
when the revolver was accidentally dis
charged. The bullet entered Shnders's
hand between the thumb and forefinger.
severing an artery. The boy vas brought
to the Office of Dr. Eastwood and the
bullet removed.
Maple syrup is plentiful! and retailing at
81 n gallon.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Pet
erson on Seminary hill is quarantined,
their daughter being i'll with scarlet
fever. Mr. Peterson recently moved
here from Pittsford.
Miss Ruth Prindle, organst of st.
Thomas's Church for the past five
years. has rendered her resignation, to
take effect May |.
The annual inspec ton Of Company c. Y.
y. G., was held Tuesday at the newly
finished armory. The inspecting officers
was Capt. C. W. kirkpatrick of the 18th
cavalry. l.. S. army. Adjutant- General
W. II. Gilmore was present. Forty-threc
men and officers turned out for inspection.
Mrs. l.. T. Chattorton. who has been i'll
for the past three months. is again able
to be out.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Cemetery association. held Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs George Briggs.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs. a. +.
Smith: ce-presdent Mrs. w. D. Nut
ting: secretary. Mrs G. n. Young: treas
urcr, Mrs. George Briggs; executive COM
mittee, Mrs. w. ~. Wright, Mrs. fireman
Holland. Miss Parmela Seager. Mrs.
Thomas Rogers and Mrs r. d. Thayer:
collectors of east side. Miss Howe and
Miss Robinson; west side Misses Hazel
and Helen Hack
Silas Stanley. who has been in poor
health for the past year. has been taken
to the Soldiers Home at Bennington.
John Mound has taken a position in
+. n. Miller'S furniture store.
Frederick Briggs of New York and
Theron Wright of Williams College are
spending a vacation here with their par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs F. p. Sumner entertain
ed few of their friends last evening
at their home on Park street
Mrs. D. +. Goodrich is confined to the
house by an attack of bronchitis.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTsBURY.

Some Of the sugar makers have taken
in their tubs. Mary Spaulding was called
TO Stowe last Friday by the death Of an
aunt.--Gcorgc n. Howard is home from
Dartmouth for q few days VACATION
Windall Morse left last Monday for
Wavcrl.y, Mass. where he has IL posi-
zion
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TAYsTON.

Mrs. NJ. Nichols and her niece Hazel
Maxwell. of Montpelier, visited 1T John
Livincston's and with other friends re-
cently.--Mrs. Henry Wood of Northtieid
Mrs Rosetta Ramsdell and James NJ.
Thompson of Montpelier were in town
Monday to attend the funeral Of Mrs
James Thompson of Watsfield John
Maxwell has moved into the house owned
by Sam Maxwell in Irasvile.-J. B.
Thompsons mother. Mrs. Mary Jane
Thompson. aged g Years. died April l..
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

The Normal school Is taking it's Easter
vacation. 1t is to extend til April 25.--
Miss Parker Of the Normal. who had an
operation for appendicitis April s. has
gradually improved. and il In now thought
that she may he able to be removed 10
her home in Montgomery in about u week.
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WAITSTIELD.

News has been received OF the death
In Pittsheld Of Amber. only child Of
Sidney and Nellie Stoddard. She was
the granddaughter of the late Simeon
Stoidard. II former resident of this place.
Her age was Is years.
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LADIES' NECKWCAR.
LADIES' BELTS ana GlRDLEs.

More than conspicuous part of the The soft
Silk irdes plain fancy designs especially attractive
plated hrred into broad fan shaped back nexpesvey
sructed of brilliant Messane Silks beautiful variety
to match the costume Exqustcy beautiful the Grds and
Belts made of fancy Ribbons dainty Dresden designs pas
y stripes and Ombre coorngs.
so CENTS, rs CENTS $1.0O $3.50.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. John Tebbitts. who has been quite
i'll Of late. is somewhat bctter.-Mrs.
Carnes is working at DR.. Hair .--Wade
Benjamin is recovering from an attack OF
pneumonia. charles Rublee is working
for Henry Tebbitts. will 10 Easter
exercises at the church next SUNDAY
ID. c. Wilbur has the grip.
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WORCESTER.

Trad Ellis and family Of MONTPELIER
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Wheeler on Sunday.--Nrs. Fs,clla a.
Wilson has gone to Milton TO visit re.
latlves.-The spring term Of school in
town begins Monday April a. The
teachers arc Miss Mary McGrai and
Mrs. Carm Towne at the Corners. Kate
O'Bricn in the Brook district Miss Mary
Kelley in the Huntington district, Miss
Sadie Mcconnell on Hampshire Hill
Miss Ira Swift in the Wheeler district.
Scholars from the Parsons district will
attend the school at the Corner. Will
liam n. Kellogg has moved his family
To Montpclier.