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WATERBURY,.

Guy Humphrey moved his family toI
Bolton last week MIR. Humphrey and
Edward Woodward of this place have
taken lumber contract of Tracey &l
Howe
William Russell Of Moretown was al
visitor in town Monday. He says that
bear was seen near his house ipstI
Sunday evening by some BOYS. TheI
tracks Of tho animal were followed fovl
some distance next day and measured
FOUR inches wide and seven inches long,
william Gibbs has moved from StoWeI
into NJ. T.. Davis's tenement ut Mill viii
lngc.
Harry Ferris was given n SURPRISED
party last Friday night at his home on|
Union street by about g of his SCHOOL,
friends. the occasion being his birthday.
Mr.. Ferris received a fountain pen and|
q gold ring as reminders of the day.
The Pieiian club observed their first|
red letter Of the season at the homo ID
Mrs. w. ]. Boyce last Friday afterne on
The principal event on the procrammc'
vas a talk by Mrs. Frank Plumlrv % /
Mortified on her "Trip to Venezuela
Mrs Plumley was in the country with
her husband about two years ago. Re-
freshments were served during the az
tcrroor. The members of the Eypatis
club and other friends were present.
Byron Palmer left today for WaitsfeldI
where he is to take charge Of the Waits
hcld creamery. Mrs. Palmer will remain
here to have charge of the store.
Frank Whitoomb has resigned his posi-
ton with the Demeritt & Palmer Pack
ing company, and is taking u. c. Tur
ner's place ut the local freight office
Miss Bertha Conant ard Del Sander
OF Morrsvillc were visitors IN town las
Monday.
Miss Rachael Crossett is confined 4
the house by illness.
W. X. Nash is taking n two weeks
vacation from his duties ut the Stat
hospital.
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WAITsFIELD

George Martin and family move mis-
week to Waterbury. where they have
bought ], large farm. in the Little River
nrighborh BOD about three miles from
Waterbury village.-('larence Kew caught
beautiful silver grey fox last week
near Edward Houses place. This species
of fox is very rare and is n very valn-
able fur. being quoted at from $4,000 t.
$4,000 each.-Miss Alice Bushnell who
has been confined to the house for sew
erll weeks with scarlet fever and II
Pneumatic trouble is able to ride ont for
a short d;stance.-John Ferris end, is very
sick with what is feared to h" Eright's
disease -rhc next regular meeting of the
Grange. Wednesday evening November
Is is to be ladies' night. The ladies have
entire charge Of the meeting. filling
the officers chairs and furnishing the
programme etc.-Nlr. and Mrs. charles
In Bethel Il few days this week The
Storey Family Theatre company are to
commence six nights enga sement at
the I. O. O. r. hall in this place on
Wednesday evening. November 2a.--Mrs.
Rufus Eucklin goes this week tn Brook
Ism. y. v. where she expects t" spcrd
the winter with her son. Walter An
drews.--J. ID. Davis has been severely
afflicted the past week with liberation
Of the teeth and was cOnfinc', tn the
house for several days.-B. l., Palmer
| commences work this week as hhttcr-
maker for the Waitsfeld Creamery conn
papy and is to board for the PR sent with
his cousin. J. l. Palmer - Mr.. kneshurl
| the now blacksmith, has moved his fam
ily into the congregational parsonage
along with the Rev. Mr.. Remslc and
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RANDOLPH.

Frank n. Jcrd. who has conducted a
meat business very successfully for IA
number Of years has sold his meat mar
ket to Messrs. George Panton and Mar
tin G, Rowel who have taken immediate
possession of their purchase and have
commenced doing business under tho firm
name OF PantOn Il ROwcll Mr.. Jcrd is
undecided as TO his plans for the imme-
aiate future. The new firm has retained
the same employees and will carry on the
business in the same manner for the pres
snt.
Mrs. j. " Newton. who has been in
poor health for the past year and who
mad been at the Randolph sanatorium for
treatment for a little over three months
lied Sunday night with a cancerOus trou-
bic at the age OF 6S years. Mrs. Newton
vas born in Kentucky and lived with her
parents there until about six years of age
when her parents were both murdered
on the same night. She married her hus-
band. J. V. Newton. "A years ago and to
Them two daughters were born. Mrs. Cor
tez Nutting. who lives In Littleton. N. H..
where her husband conducts a dry goods
store and Mrs. Clarence Cole, who has al
ways lived with her mother. Mrs. Newton
has been proprietor OF the Newton House
here for the past - years and the best
known woman in town and was also very
we'll known throughout the state. Mrs.
Newton was always happy and could al
ways he found at home. Although she lived
but few PAGES from the business part Of
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READING.

a concert was held in the Marion h|
last Saturday evening for the lerent
the Baptist Church piano furd. The pr
gramme was fine and Was rendered
local talent assisted by musicians fro
other towns. The concert was we'll 4
tended and was a financial success Nh
Frances Sawyer has beer spending a fl
days in Sharon.-Nr Kerr ard fan,i
have moved into the house rccenl
vacated by Mr. poucette.-B. VI, Newt
has completed his new dam for his mi
In the construction of this dam thtI
were used, in another to the larj
quantity of stone. nearly $50 barrels
Portland cement and over t00 barrels
sand and is 10 feet on the bottom. fol
feet on top ard 90 feet lorg with ar AVID
age Height of 10 feet. The masonry woI
was done Ivy F.. II. Dcky of Windsor al
r. F.. Sandersor of Vast Windsor.-Mt
Sh,rwir Of Woodstock is with Ter sist
Mrs. +. G. Fersons.-The house occupiI
by Mr.. Sinclair has been purchased
Charles Preston Mrs. SWitzcr Of Wod|
stock recently visited at u. F.. Mad
turn's. -Miss Haskin, a worker Of d
BAPTIST state convention preached at \
Baptist Church last sabbath She u
remain in town this week-Oscar Fl.
is moving To South Rcadirg and Char
w lson to the John Gould farm
Weathcrstiold. Lewis lockwood has b,
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short illness. He was 81 ycnrs OF age
and a former resident OF Forestdale.
Besides wife he is survived by four
daughters and one son.
Miss Agnes Bashaw and John 1onder-
gan were married at eight o'clock yester-
day morning at st. Mays church. the
Rev. J. J. Boyle performing the ceremony.
After wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs Lon
dcrgan will reside in town.
Mrs. NJ. r. Mead has returned from tho
Mary Fletcher hospital and Is slowly re-
covering from her recent serious illness.
Mrs. G. II. Page Is spending n few weeks
with her brother in Granville.
c. ~. IIiibrook. who has been seriously
ill., is slowly improving, being able tn
walk out
There will be n chicken pie supper at
the W. NJ. Church in Forestdale to-mor-
row evening.
The Young Ladies' union Of the Mctho-
dist Church will serve a chicken pie sup
per tomorrow evening in tho church
parlors from six to nine o'clock.
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRADFORD.

The Rev. ]. @. Shtrburne OF the Brad
:oid Methodist Church. who broke his
zip some weeks since. is now well IN tho
Hay to recovery.
Miss Harricttee Craig Of Claremont
y. H., is at home.--A. +. Hazclton is at
york in Browns meat markct.-Nliss
blanche Lachancc is confined to the
house by illress.-Dr f. r. Smith go,
very soon to Springfield. Mass. Miss
Maude Hiland has finished her term of
school in Milton ana returned home Sat
Irday.-Mrs. A. w. Peters has been in
Boston and vicinity for a few days.-Aiiss
fiarriette Craig is assisting in the New
England telcpnon" office for a short
!imc.-Therc will be no services in the
Congregational Church for two Sundays,
rs the pastor. the Roy. II. ]. Kilbourn
Is taking a much needed vacation.
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NORTH TROY.

The home dwelling house of Mrs. Louise
Devctte was destroyed by fire at four
o'clock Monday morning November H.
Ihc family VIXEN awakened found the
roof of the ell part Just falling in Hard
~ any of tho goods were saNed--Ashtor
j.. Hammond whose home was in Burl-
inpton. Vermont. died in the hospital at
Montreal at about five o'clock Wcdnes-
day Afternoon November and the furcr-
al was held nj the Baptist Church in this
Village Friday afternoon. tust ono week
from the day he was taken hard sick
in September last he moved his family
&c burlington for the purpose of cducat-
ing his two children WHO were then at
tending school. His death removes from
the community one of its active and re-
pectivo citizens. lie leaves n widow. Vie
was Il years of agc.--A few days since
81 very la.gc land slide occurred Just be-
low the railroad bridge IN .!iis village.
q clay bank the size of several ordinary
houses sliding into the Missisouol river.
.-Joscph Baldwin and G. G. Gallup have
moved to tho farm which they few
days since purcha sed OF the late a. L..
Hammond.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Or. c. V. Boguc. VINO has been con-
fled to the house for past three weeks
nh rheumatic fever died very suddenly
Wednesday night ut his home on MAR,
urcet. The doctor had been in poor
,ralth for some time and Intended to
,pend the winter in California when tho
sudden Illness overcome him. The de-
ceased leaves a wife and three Sons, the
oldest now being n medical student at
Dartmouth.
The Rev. G. r. Flagg will he officially
Installed at the Congregational cnutcli
Sunday. November 81. DR.. william j..
Fucker. president of Dartmouth College
will cordu,t the services.
Mrs. George Rowland. who for II years
has been manager of tho Tip Top house
IN the White Mountains is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Sidney Slice
The annual district meeting of tho
12ebekah lodges viii he held in |. Q. y.
4. hall Friday November il.
The machinery and office fixtures If
the Blair g. pclorm Veneer company
will be sold at auction Monday Novcm-
Ter %
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GAYsv1LIE.

George Mason, who has been visit
his mother Nrs. Mary Mason. has
turned to his work in Franklin. y. II
Miss Kate F.. Wilson is at home FRI
her school in STAFFORD for a tire. woc|
vacation N, l.. Sh, ldon ot Eoston d
Mrs. Alice Marsh and daughter of Bet
are spending Il few days with til
mother. Mrs. Cornclia Shcldon.-Juj
Martin has returned from his work
Wiidor-Eeccnt guests at II. V. Alle|
are Mr.. and Mrs, +. A. kezer of RoI
ester and Mrs, Fish of Randolph n
r. T.. LAWS and daughters Edna
Grace of Portsmouth \. H., visited
brother, the Rev. J. w. miller. the
OF the wcek.-The topic for the I'D
ing Hand club meeting next SUM
evening is. My Covenant with Cd
People" leader. Mrs. clara Rallar|
William Film, Is in South Stockhri
caring for case of typhoid feVor.-Ay
Aurora Pie,c" has gone to Sherbu'
to spend the winter. The Thurs(
evening PRAYER meeting meets at /
cutters and the choir rehearsal at
parsonage immediately AZ 'or. -Arlr{
HnIrington has been home from
ichnshurN for a few daNs.-The VII
so hcul 81, 'cs this week for. tie thar
civins vacation. Mrs. Mary Mor'N.
has l"cn ~. + on the street asain~
tin HUDSON OF Windsor arrived At
vim IpaN,ss Monday ASSENT Pr
ThnNrr is Nisitirg his lWil' hcNre
inr to New York city Tor the Wr"r.
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NORTHFIELD.

William q. Sickney died Thursday af-
tcrnOon at tho home Of j. c. Donahuc on
Central street after an illness OF only
seven days. of pneumonia. Mr.. Stick
ncy was al old resident Of this town for
many years. living on farm on West
hill which he recently sold and moved
tc the village lie vas G9 years old and
was born in Iooksett, \. H.. 1850. Mr..
Stckney enlisted in the 1st Vermont cav
airy. Co. &. serving three years lit the
civil War. He is survived by his two
daughters. Mrs. Alice WinslCw Of Wood
stock ana Mrs Nora Abbott of this vii
lage Tho burial service was held
at the home of Fred Abbott on North
Main street on saturday. the Rev. T.. w
sharpe officiating.
At the meeting Of the directors of the
Dog River valley Fair association. held
at the rooms Of the NCrthtleld Swings
bank November 8. the following Of
fic'rs wcr. elected: President. Dana u
Morse: vice pro sdent. Geo. a. Cross OF
Mortified: treasurer \. T.. Denny OF
Mortified; general superintendent. T.
w. Gold; secretary. T.. G.. Fisher.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Nelson PRAY has moved from Mis-.
Rryant's house IT, the house on tie Sey-
n,,n,r farm, owned by a. l.. BOvCs.-A.
T.. I:oves has commenced the foundation
for a new barn to replace the one ies-
troycd by fire last summer.-A son was
born to Carl Smith and wife last week
Tuesday. The Ladies' Social Circle gave
their annual boiled dinner at their rooms
last Friday afternoon and evening". H..
Holden returned from Waterbury. Conn.
last week A. \. Angel has rented his
farm to Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bragg Of Mat
tapan. Mass. who have already moved
There Mrs. Dimick and Mrs. Hayden
are visiting in Hartford.Mrs. Manches-
ter. widow of the late Forrest Manchcs-
ter, was n guest ut the Maplcwood last
week-H. NJ. Lamb was in Rochester
last week and brought home Il load of
potatocs.-.E. J. Boyder has been sick
the past week with the grip ana w. d.
Wnshburr has been doing the janitor
work in the school buildings. Arthur
Dukctt and wife have moved to the
Granger house. whore they will care for
Mrs. Jane Granger Regain is
in Woodstock doing stone mason
work Patrick Kelley WIS in critical
condition last Sunday with heart trouble.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Laura Prown of Burlington was
visitor ir town last weekly. ~.
flake of runbridGe was in town tho first
If tho week looking after his farm pro-
torty--Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton and
cdrar s Coolidge of this town were
married. November s at Barton.-William
pudvah has sold his farm to Medic,
:udvah.-Nrs. Rufus Enslcv visited
ricrds in Fletcher last week. Homer
Tnrmnn has gone to New York.-H. ~
Newton was in st. Johnsbury last week.
ANDREW Cello has rented his farm to
os.pn Sr"ltra ana moved to Ellnore.- -.
: T.. Curtis of Brooklyn. n. V. is in
'own.-Mrs. Il. S. Coclbcth visited friends
W. Plymouth, n. H., recently.-G. X.
Natson has gone to Middleport. y. T.,
or tho acknowledgements afternoon
November S Lucy Eliza. daughter of MIR
md Mrs :. r. Stephenson, WIS united
II marriage TO Frank arthur Start of
bakersfield. The Rev. G.. ii. Coolidge
performed the ceremony.
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BENSON.

The Rev. Benjamin r. Newton. rector
Of the church Of the Good Shepherd. st.
Louis. Me-. who died on Thursday, Nov.
@ was n brother of DR.. Newton Of this
place and was horn in Swanton In 1910.
He served three years in the Vermont
Cavalry Co II during the Civil War and
was educated ut Kalamazoo College, Kali
razoo, Mich. and Union Theo. Seminary.
\. ", city. lie had been rector Of the
Dalena st. Episcopal Church. st. Louis.
Mo, for % wears and previous to that
lad preached in Ipswich. Mass, and
TcNarkGna. Texas.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. I.ucrctia Lyford has moved her
goods to Fast Calais ard occupies rooms
in I'yrOn Picrcos house. "A. r.. Sulham
is disabled from work on account of cut
ting his hand on saw.-Mrs. Eliza
Stearns Ct Boston is visiting ut Morton
McKinistrv Henry Leach is AZ Law
renee, Mass. in the interest of the estate
IT the late Harry Il. Smith.-bessie l.y
frod has closed successful term OF
schOM in Middlesex and is stopping at
rurt Nelson's. Burt Bills. who for some
time has been afflicted With lung trouble.
is ut thu horle Of his fathers and failing
rapdly.-The friends end relatives in this
vicinity Of Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Haskell
attended the funeral of there little child.
which was held last Saturday at their
nome in North Calais. The Rev. J. \.
Dixon off iateI
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PLAINTIELD.

Carsel Benhs has moved his family to
Wnterbury.--Arc Patchcldcr has zone
t. Seattle, Washington, On business
tip.--The Rebcknhs will hold "A wtist
party in Odd Fellows hall next SATURDAY
evening The chicken pic dinner and
supper given by the Methodist Aid
society last Friday was largely attend.
ed. so being realized.Mr. and Mrs
Herbert Flood returned from Boston last
week Tuesday and reception was given
thrm that evening
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MoRETOWN.

w. y. Ward has gene t" West Lebanon
into business there. If h likes the woik
hc Will move there lLtcr-iiarmon Mel
son was in Burlington Saturday.-Tnc
indics prayer meeting this week Friday
with Mrs. GuNott.-Mrs. D. II. Taylor
came home Tuesday -Mir. r. r.. Atkins
and Mabel went To Waterbury Monday
Ira Town and Mrs. Jcrnic Ii,rcc went
To Montpelier saturday and Waterbury
SunJay.-Mr. Duolissio will board with
Fled Gnss Grace and Fred Bulkley
Clara Snauldng were hone over Sunday
from the Montpelier Seminary ty
took supper with Mr.. ard Mrs. W. y.
Ward last Nednesday at thu Dorcas
Union. The election Of officers for tho
coming year follows: Mrs. VI. q. Ward,
l'rcsid"ut Mrs. Brtlcr, treasurer, Ais.
H. Nelson. s'cretarv.-Gertru1c i>inshury
visited her parents in Fnyston Sunday.
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from this time.
Tho Rarre & Montpelier electric rail-
rond is to experiment with running n
freight car between the two cities. If the
business develops as II In expected it will
more than one freight car will he run.
DIR. j. w. Hathaway of Marshheld has
ordered of G. A. Smith Of this city a mar.
bic monument to be erected over the grave
"i his dog that was bis constant compan-
ION foi years The age and date Of death
OF tho canine will be cut and under this
the inscription. "a Faithful Companions"
COL Fred r.. Smith has been elected
president of the First National bank Of
Montpelier. vice Charles Dewey, deccuscd.
fnnl; NJ. Cory. mayor Of the city, is
promoted To be yice-president, and W. r..
Dewey takes the place in the dirrctornte
made vacant by the death Of his father.
Ann Murray, wife of G. w. Sclinas. died
yesterday at her home on the Norihhold
road. aged Is years. Deceased had been
III with dropsy for several months. She
was born in England, and for many years
conducted a domestic bakery in this city.
Funeral services will be held from ST..
August tines Church Friday morning at
ten o'clock. and burial will he in the
Catholic cemetery.
The State Street Whist club will meet
Tomorrow afternoon with Miss Eta
Bailey at the home OF Mrs. Harry Lowe.
Hubert c. Gleason, Junior member of the
nry goods firm OF l.. i. d u. 4. Gleason.
who has been at 1fcaton hospital for IL
weeks suffering with complications follow
ing an operation for appendicitis, Will
'oine To his home in this city to-day with
ms health fully restored. MIR. GLEASON s
case was for weeks critical and almost
hopeless.
Ihe Elks of this city ana Barre arc to
give ball in Montpelier some evening
next week, the proceeds to be distributed
among inc deserving poor Oh the TWO cit
les. george II. Nhite ana d. u. Brown ot
'"is CITY ana DIR. 4. W. Stceie OF Barre
nave the matter III charse'
MIS-. FRANK II. tracy mas beeh called TO
wilson hodges, hef s's'er' MIS- hodges
formerly resided IN th's CITY where she
liad many friends. she mad been III for
several months.
Inc free Press pruning company ot
burlington with cnpital STOCK OF sooe"
n'V'ucd INTO 6.W" shar"s Oh $'o each' mas
fied articles OF incorporation IN the once
"f the secretary oi state.
a district meeting oil Hepekahs IS TO nc
n'id III this city on the AFTERNOON ana
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MORGAN.

4 bear hunt was INDUCED in by several
valiant hunters on the eth near the lake,
but br,in was ahead at last reports
J. G. Turnbul has bought the William
cobb firm. and vii, build n cottage OIL
the lake shore next surimcr.-Ora Car
gill sold his personal property ut auction
.hc eth and will go to Maine TO work
.hs winter, having rented mis- farm to
John Crowc.--Frank Wilder has sold his
farm to Allen Maxwell. who is Rowing
nn.--Ora Burroughs and Mrs. George
Fartlctt are making great improvements
u tho basement of their dwelling. "A
cw cases of measles have appeared in
town. but the health officer has attend"
sd to business and it is thought it Will
will not spread.
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FoREsTDALE.

The WOman's Auxiliary met with Mrs.
A. S. Newton Wednesday afternoon. -
Charles and Edmund Tiashaw of Bur
iingtcn and Mrs. Henry Folsom of Bel
lows Falls were called here this wcci,
by the illness of their father, Alexander
oashaw.-Mrs. Oliver La France and son.
Howard. are visiting in West Rutlan,l.--
Lewis I'ortcr died November {? aged o3
Gears The funeral was held at St.
Mnry's Church Saturday morning. The
ntcrmcnt was in Brandon.
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Mary 1.aplin Of East Georgia is
passing several weeks with Mrs. J. II.
Gull Ira II. 7. Fairbanks was IN Bur-
lington Saturday ard Sunday The guest
Of his daughter Mrs. +. O. Snattuck.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Scott of st. Adams
ere guests Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. l.. fiollenl-
back. Albina NJ. Howard returned
Ia Franklin Falls. y. H.. saturday. Nov
cm.,er II. after passing several months
IN Ncrmont.C {. Yale of Swanton was
the guest of his brother. g. l.. Gale. re
Gently.
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Joseph Ellis and Guy Rogers were in
Bethel last week. n. Ford spent Sat
urdny IN Burlington Mrs. Charles Mann
NJ Randolph and Mrs Henry Pope of
springfield spent several days with Mrs.
george Roy's last Week.-Mrs. Jessie
stanton Is spending a three weeks vaca-
ion at her homc.W. Spaulding AMI Mrs.
Currier are spending few weeks in
Berln.-1.adies interested in the church.
fair met with Mrs. n. A, r. Richardson
Wednesday aft.rnuon
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BRAlNTREE.

Charles Spear is quite sick and under
Or. G.. w. Scott's care Mrs Lucy
Fisher il stopping for short time with
her son. W. Norman of Roxbury is soon
to move into the late Samuel Spear
house IN Pcth. Nearly all of tho schools
in town closed Friday. In most cases the
game teachers are to he retained for
tho winter term.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

II. +. Smith is in Waitsticld this week
lie has been in Stowe during the past
two weeks At work surveying.- In school
district No. on Gregg Hill with :. total
population Of GO persons there are Il
persons under % and II whose ages aver
age % years. S months. the oldest being
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MIDDLEsEX.

Mrs. George Alexander rrtu:i "d from
Her visit to Burlington Wcdn"sday.-Mrs.
Bronson is sorcly afflicted win a bad
foot. caused by az ingr"wing naii-1hc
Ladies Aid society held 4 sociarle with
Mrs. Mary Scott W,ducSdAN.-L. q.
Wilder had the misfortune 10 have
Ne'rllng hcif,r killed Icy the cars Mon
al.
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William Somcrvillc and family who have
been living IN tn" parsonage the past
year are boarding with -. w. bakers
family.
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ROXBURY.

ncrt Spiudins is moving his family 81
10 the tenement over Tidcn's store. II.
Gently vacated by Nllliam Martini