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FERRIsBURGH.

Mrs. Julia Smith Allen attended the
funeral of q relative, Mrs. Julia Holmes
Smith, at Charlotte on Saturday. Prof. o.
*. Collins has returned to Wallingford to
resume his duty as principal of the high
school. and his sister. Miss Katherine,
to her work at Middehury Collcgc.-Mrs.
Russell Preston has been III. but is now
much improved. Martin Williams and
wife of Thompson's Point came to visit
at !. 9. Adams's and arc having their
visit extended by the illness of Mrs. Will
liams.-Mss Elizabeth Holmes OF Char
lotto Is the guest of Mrs: Louise rupper.
Miss Helen Collins left on Monday for
Ncrgennes to assist Mrs. Sarah Field in
her millinery establishments G. A.
Tuppcr moved into the house Of C.. A.
Chapman near the station.--Willam Por-
ter has broE. up housekeeping for the
present -" his wife who is in critical
condition being cared for by her
brothers wife, Mrs. Jason Newton.-O. II.
Sherman has gone to Round Lake, n. Y,
tn attend the funeral of an uncle.-Hen.y
Martin has left the Kingman farm and
will work for C.. 4. Chapman the coming
wear.
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RIPToN.

Miss Cora Derby has returned to Mid.
dlebury high school after spending her
vacation with Mrs. Maud Currion.-The
Rev. h. $. Nradcnburgt moved his house.
huose effects and family to Huhbardton
Friday where he will preach this year
George Farr who Is dangerously sick IN
Lincoln with pneumonia is thought to
lie a little more comfortable. Mr. Farr
has Il wide circle of friends here who
wish for his speedy rccovcry.-Clnton
Eoynton is sick with crysipclas.-Varsie
Kirby of Middlcbury was in town calling
Cn friends the first of the week.-Mr.
and Mrs II. l.. Wood attended the fun-
eral of Walter Bradley in East Middle.
bury Ncdnesday.--1 homas Currian has
taken Mr.. W. W. Galvin's farm for this
year and has moved his family there
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Adella Mae Ellis Of Salisbury to
William l.. Stowe Of this place to take
place at the brides home April H.
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PANToN.

Frank Barnes rcceivco notice April I
[. at pension had been granted him of
s. per month and back pay of S25O.-The
ice In the lake Is stll considered safe for
pedestrians. and large quantities of smelt
are being caught through the ice.-lIelen
Adams returned to Worcester Mass. last
Saturday. after n weeks vacation MT her
home here.--Charles Grandey's place is
the latest addition to the telephone line
John Moorby has moved to VerSennes.
Chester Allen has been in town the past
week settling his affairs before going to
Worcester and Boston. Mass-Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Rivers are to occupy the
Rogers house. vacated by John Moorby,-
Next Sunday is the last before confer
enco at the Methodist Church.-Mrs.
Ryder. wife of the Methodist prea cher,
has been quite III with the grip, but is
convalescing.-Mrs Frances Mitchell is
slightly improved from the grip.-l'he
family Of Jesse Rivers seem to be sorely
afflicted with sickness. Jesse. the Oldest
son. is recovering from u critical run OF
typhoid fever. Ernest IL very sick with
the same. aud Eddie sick in bed with
measics.--E Adams has rented his farm
to Orrin Tolman for the coming year
George Dudley OF Ticonderoga was I'm
town saturday.-Elbert Stagg has been
suffering with a large abcess, but is now
much improved. family OF Mrs.
Polly Norton are improving from a seri.
Gus siege OF tho grip.-Anna 0randey.
who has been quite sick with rheumatism
OF the lungs. ID improving. r. l..
Stage is with her daughter, Mrs. II. r.
Brothers, Of Hinesburgh.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Hcrmon Ahrens has purchased the
Sanborn farm and has moved his FAM
fly here from Pen Yam, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridgman are receiving
congratulations of their many friends
over the arrival Of a daughter in their
family.
News has been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Mrs. Eliza
Hathaway. formerly of this place. to
Frank S. Chandler of Lake Helen, Fla,
which occurred few days ago. They
were married at the residence of H.
G. Swerdfeger at DeLand. Fla.
&. +. Sawyer, who has been the editor OF
the Hardwick Gazette for several years.
has sold the business to A. f. Appot. Mr..
Appot bought the job printing depart
mcnt OF Mr.. Sawyer several months ago
o. Il. Johnson, who has been seriously i'll
Of pneumonia. seems TO be improving
slowly.-~The class honors for the senior
class OF Hardwick Academy are given to
Neil Sawyer OF Mackville. valed!ctorian.
and Miss Alice Goodspecd of Montgomery,
salutatorian.-.Mrs. Masters and daugh-
ter. Beatrice. of st. Johnsbury are SPEND
ing the week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Q. LaJoy and other relatives in town.
are to give clam supper at the church
vestry Friday evening.-The United Work.
crs OF the Congregational Church meet a.
the home If Mrs. Arthur Titus Thurs
day. The supper which was olan,od to
be given that evening has been postponed.
This evening the Good Templars give a
measuring party at Sons of Veterans hall.
The admission fee will be three cents per
fr.,t <,f hnio ht fnP GA ri In
extra inch. New sugar and plain dough-
nuts will! be servcd.-rhe play. THE
School Ma'am," which was given by the
junior class ut the opera house Friday
evening was we'll attended and the parts
were very we'll taken. Much credit is
due Miss Clement who drilled the STU
dents. The class plan to go to some OF
the adjoining towns 10 give the play in thu
near future
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LINCOLN.

Joseph Dumas of South Lincoln WAS
brought before Justice l. A. Colby Thurs
day. charged with selling liquor illegally.
He pleaded guilty to one offcnsc and was
sentenced to the House of Correction for
three months. Deputy Sheriff j. II. Belnc
took Dumas TO Rutland Saturday.-Georr
Atwood. who was threatened with pneu.
monia the last of the week, is better
Mrs. Atwood is not us well and is now
confined to her bed.---Mrs. Robin Frank
has pneumonia. Mrs. Mary Davis has
been worse for the last few days.-Mrs.
Wallace Farr is not improving as fast as
her friends could wish.-A. c. Merrill. who
has been confined to the house the last
seven weeks. is improving slowly.-Benc-
dict Guindon and wife spent Sunday at
Edgar Narney Sired Wheeler went to
Mddlebury Saturday and will begin his
years work at the Bread Loaf" in Rip
ton Monday.-Frank Atwood of Bristol
visited his uncle. George Atwood Sum
day.--Miss May Clark went to Panton
Saturday and is to work for Irwin Carpen.
ter the coming season.
There was sudden change in the con.
dition OF Mrs. Wallace Farr Monday aft
ernoon and there is little chance for her
recovery.-The two youngest children of
MIR. and Mrs. c. r. Bicknell are danger
ously ill.-Mr. and Mrs. George Atwood
arc improving Tho five months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowman died
Sunday from the grip and indigestion. The
funeral was held at the home Tuesday
afternoon. the Rev. j. 7. Hill officiating
The creamery began operations Tues
day. Morris Whitney OF Jericho has
charge this season ". &. Nay of Cnder-
hill was in town Monday in the interest
OF the creamery.
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ADDISON COUNTY
vERGCNNEs.

George lie Barge died at his home in
this city Thursday evening after Il month $
illness. aged rs years. He leaves a wife.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel lie Barge
Of Essex, n. v. three brothers. Daniel,
Burt and Edward all of Essex. n. y,
and five sisters. Mrs. Frank Brunette, Mrs.
Waite Palmer. Mrs. Ellen Nero and Miss
Francis lie Barge of Essex. y. V. and
Mrs. James Lee of Willsboro, ~ y. Mr..
lie Barge was II member of the Buena
Vista Camp of Modern Woodmen Of
America and of st. John the Baptist So
ciety of this city. He was II young man
of good character and his genial nature
has won him many friends during his
residence in this city. The funeral was
held SATURDAY morning in St. Peter S
Church at nine o'clock.
Robert Gilmore and Miss Josephine For
tune were married Saturday afternoon at
the Methodist Episcopal Church parson-
age. the Rev. IL. a. Wood performing the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore will re-
side in Ferrsburgh.
g.. Il. s. Pierce has just succeeded in
obtaining IA pension Of IS per month for
Frank Barnes of Panton. commencing in
1901. Mr.. Barnes enlisted under the name
Of Frank Son and the case has been Il
difficult one to establish and as his en-
listment was from Boston Mr. Pierce
lad to make Il trip to ,ha. city to get
evidence relative to the case. Mr. barnes.
when a mere boy. enlisted on the frigate
Niagara. which during tho war was de-
tailed to look after vessels endeavoring
to run the blockade and relates that at
one time he was on the water two years.
landing only once.
AT the annual assembly OF Nergennes
Council, No. .. X. and S. NJ, held in Ma
sonic hall Monday evening, the following,
officers were elected for the coming year:
l.. T.. Avery. T.. I. NJ; j. A. Harring on
ID. NJ: G.. r. S. Pierce. L. ". c.; +. II.
Foss. treasurer; j. j. Barnard, recorder;
Il. r. o O'Bryan. G. c.; j. ID. Whtesidc, G.
c.; q. j. Strong, marshal: w. II. Flagg,
sentinel.
Warnings have been posted calling for
special city meeting to he held Tuesday
evening. April H. in the city hall for the
purpose or sccitig if the voters will au-
thoriZc the city council to cXpend a sum
not to exceed 5000 in sinking an expert
mental artesan well for the purpose Of
ascortaining if pure drinking water can
be obtained.
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YOUNG BUSINESS MAN DEAD
Expired suddenly at His Home In Rut-
land-WaS Grocer.

Rutland, April Guy w. Parkhurst.
ono of the most popular young men Of
this city who had conducted one of the
leading grocery stores for several years,
died about go o'clock tonight after IA
two weeks illness with pleurisy. Death
was due to heart failure and came very
unexpectedly as the patient was thought
u be improving.
Mr.. Parkhurst was born in this city
November 20. l.72 and had always lived
here. lie entered the grocery business
about II years ago in company with &.
~. Mur1ock. '!o bought Mr. Murdock' S
interest about three years ago and has
since conducted the business alone. He
vas Inoi..her Of kllington Comma ndery,
Knights Tcmpar
Mr.. Parkhurst is survived by a widow
and sin weeks old son. his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. G.. A. Parkhurst, and one
sister. Miss Anna C. Parkhurst all OF
this city, and ono brother D. w. Park
hurst, OF Greenfield, Mass.
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TWO BOY THIEVES
Arrested While in School at
North B., ngton
ysstsrs
ALLEGED rHsY2 rols s4s
Mr
Bennington Officers e. Gathered in
Three Drunken Men from West
neutrality-suspicious. County
Court Has Adjourned
Spring Term.

Bennington. April 5.--Dcputy Sheriffs
Nash, Russell and Godfrey brought the
five prisoners this evening. two of whom
are Ora Dennis and John Furber. school
boys in North Bennington. They were
arrested in school on the charge OF en-
tering the house OF H. :. Bcnham and
stealing $i5.
Tho other three men arc Rollin Matti-
son, Marcus Mattison and Martin Green.
all of West Shaftshury. They have been
at the home of Rolln Ma''ison for the
past three days on d pleasure drunk.
They drove the women out of the house
and they. after making several unsuc-
ccssful attempts to return, notified the
officers. who rounded up the bunch.
All five mcn are in jail here tonight.
They will be given a hearing tomorrow.
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sHoREHAM.

cheese factory is being built on the
corner near Oliver Farnham's. G. p. Ken
dt is at the head of the concern.--The
Misses Kelley of Brandon are spending
the Easter vacation with their grandpar-
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Farnham.-Mrs.
Emily Delong is visiting her nephew f..
G. Farnham.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Cole of
Saugcrtcs. = V. who have rented
Charles Belongs farm. have arrived and
taken possession. and Mrs. S. j..
Northrup have begun building AN addi-
tion to the home recently purchased Of
Mrs. T.. n. Bissell.-Mrs. Charles Noss en-
ertained recently her brother. Lewis
Voss. of New Ycrk.-aiiss Agnes Bush
entertained the Moravians very pleasant
ly. The study OF Canada was continued,
ana a pleasant afternoon was passed.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Erastns Roscoe has returned home
after an absence Of several months spent
with relatives in Mlinc.-Mrs. Levi Aus
tin is seriously ill.--The Rev. and Mrs
w. L. Slocum left last Monday for
Noorheosvillc, y. V, where they will
spend this week and from there Mr.
Slocum will go on to attend the confer
cncc at Saratoga. There will be services
at the Methodist Church during the pas
tors absence. Mrs. Abbic Farr left last
Monday for Rochester. n. V, to spend
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs
Horuco Cranc.-Nrs. Kate Twitchell died
of pneumonia after u short illness last
Monday night Mrs. Twitchell was IL
woman of much energy and activity in
her younger and stronger days. and was
held in much esteem by friends and
neighbors. She leaves one daughter Miss
I.ura. who has patiently cared for her
during her declining years.
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goods and clothing were burned; insur-
ance. sl0o.--Ernest Eddy. who has been
quite Ill with mumps is able TO be out
G. Ladoo has bought the morning stage
route.-Mrs. George Sayles of Huntington
is employed at Elbert Wyman's.- The
Christian Culture club will meet April IL
with Mrs. j. +. Thurston.-The topic for
the Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Baptist Church next Sunday evening will
be: what Does Christs Life Show Us
about the Father" John IA: 6-2i. George
o Bryan, leader. This is conscc-ation
meeting.-Schools begin April "a. with
Madge I.adoo in the village. liza Sweet of
Lincoln III the north district. Dora Grace
on Mason hill and Mrs. Harrington on
Brown hill.--Nfrs. Ladd of Burlington Is
the guest Of her son, +. c. Ladd.
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CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS.
The Cnsc Brislin VS.. Brislln Reaches
Temporary settlement in RutInnd.

Rutland. April 5.-After session of
less than month the spring term Of the
Rutland County Court was adjourned
this afternoon at $40 o'clock. The fea-
turc Of to-day's session was the con-
tempt proceedings brought by Mrs. Nellie
Brsin against her husband, William
Ersn, who was suing for divorce
After hearing several witnesses and
Judge Powers rendered n decision dis
missing the petition for contempt. An
agreement between the parties was made
whereby MIR. Brsir is TO leave home and
pay Mrs. Brisln $40 a month instead of
s.. as heretofore. The Brislin case has
been aired in the courts for almost 20
wears on ono pretcHt and another. The
present contempt proceedings arose from
thc action of Mr.. Brslin in seeking 4
divorce from his wife. Within year
Mrs lsrsin sued for separate maintain
,nce from her husband. and the court
award her $25 month from her husband.
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MIDDLEBURY.

Leroy S. Taylor, age rs, who had
been i'll a few days with pneumonia
died at his home on Case street Thurs
day. lie leaves wife and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Albert Foster. The funeral
WAS held Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock. The Rev Thomas Simms will
ohIiciated and the burial was In the
Prospect cemetery.
Edward Higgins has gone TO Peokskil.
n. V, with IA carload OF horses.
r. NJ. Chapman has returned from n
few weeks business trip in Florida.
The flow of sap has thus far been en-
trcmcly light and maple sugar makers
in this section predic. short season.
New syrup brings s195 ii gallon and sugar
is quoted mt Il to l6 cents per pound. One
orchard in Weybridge with over n thou
sand trees already tapped. has not yet
yielded sufficient sap to warrant operating
the cvaporator. Nearly all orchards re-
port q poor season thus far,
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HANCOCK.

Chester Lewis has moved his family
to the old John Address house.--Marie
Church is home from Boston.-4An eight
pound boy was born to Timothy and Anna
Newton April 3.-fienry l. Rob-: son and
Charles Ramboth arc building summer
residence on the outskirts of Churchville.
The drama, Down in Maine was play
ed in the town hail last week Friday
evening by the Hancock Lyccum with
great success and a full house.-Llewellyn
Perry and Frank Boudreau started for
Montana last Monday.-A girl was born
to James Lewis and wife March %.
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NEW HAVEN.

Herbert Conant and two children. who
have spent the winter in town with his
brothers, Fred and Clinton Conant. left
for his home in Chicago Monday.
Weston of the Moody school. Northfield
Mass. is with her parents. DIR. and Mrs
Weston, for ten days vacaton.--Mrs
Nettic Weston and her sister. Flora Hin
man. are soon to go to housekeeping in
the Alanson Wright house. which Is to
be vacated by George Sprigg. Will
liam Hoag has the mumps.-The whist
party Friday evening. given by B. J..
Gordon and wife and q. G. Coates and
wife, was we'll attended. There were As
present and a pleasant evening enjoyed
Howard Winslow of Proctor was a guest
OF his mother. Mrs. F. NJ. Partch. over
Sunday.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Allen arc both sick
with pneumonia.-Miss Eliza Sessions,
who is teaching at Westminster in the
Kurn Hattin home, was with her people
here from Friday until Monday. She
gave Il short talk at the Sunday school
session at the Methodist Church on Sun
day.-The ladies of st, Barnabas guild
will meet with Miss Laura Ross We'd
nesday afternoon. April 5.-Thc Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist Church will
meet with Mrs. A. A. Boardman Friday
afternoon. April 7.--Walter Bradley is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

While grinding an AK in the lower part
Of James Grace's shinglc mill the belt
running the grindstone ran off and caught
James Mofv. pulling him into tho shafting
and carrying him around until it tore off
his sweater both shirts and broke two
ribs. He was taken to the home of Mary
Wright and is gaining.-Edward Follans-
bee. VINO has had a very bad attack of
Indigestion. is better.--Franii kimball's S
family of Vergcnnes have moved in with
('layton Eimball
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Horace Smith was bitten quite badly
by his horse last week. About 40 of tho
friends Of Miss Inex Fiske. gave her a
very pleasant surprise last Friday even
ms at the home of Mrs. Brownsnn.-Mrs
Alice Fiskc and family have moved to
Burlington where Mrs. Fiske has taken
a large boarding house and viii keep
boafd"rs The students from the Bran
don high school are enjoying week 5
vacation in their several hc ac. Clay.
ton Jennings is In Burlington q few
days assisting his sister. Mrs FiSkc
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PROPOSE A COMMITTEE.
Fifteen Leading Citizens to Aid In Ar
ranging MOntpclier'S Celebration.

Montpelier, April o.-The committee ap-
pointed by the citizens meeting last
evening to cooperate with the city coun-
Gil to formulate IA plan for a celebration
at Montpelier next October of the CEN
tcnnal of the establishment of the capi-
tol at Montpelier, met the council to-
night and informally discussed matters.
An executive committee of - leading cit
izcns to have general charge of the cele-
hration was drawn up, the same to be
recommended COR election to another pub
lie meeting to he called, probably some
evening next week.
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A PRISONER PARDONED.
Had Become Demented and VIII Bs
Removed from the state.

Windsor. April 5.-Charlos Blake aged
y years. Il prisoner serving n l. TO Is
years sentence for an assault with intent
to murder. WIS released from prison Tues
day having been pardoned by Governor
Bell Tie VAS committed from Windham
in October. 1909. with his accom-
pliccs, Welch and Dempsey. The two
latter have already been pardoned and
gone out of the State. Mr.. Blake. who is
hopelessiy demented was taken in charge
by his father, Louis Blake. of Greenfield,
Mass and he will be cared for at his
home in that city.
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ADDISON.

Word has been received here Of the
death OF Leroy Taylor at his homo in
Miodlebury. He was i'll only few days
with pneumonia. lie waa rs years OF
aye and was born ard brought up here
In town, but has not been here for years
until tho past year. He has been here
more or less looking after his sister,
Esthor. who was an invalid and died on
March II. fie leaves one daughter and
several grandchildren besides a widow.
Mrs Judson Day Is in IA critical condi-
tson'-Mr. Tillison died ut the home of
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CORNWALL.

J. S Wing has returned from Boston.
where he has been the past week on a
business trip.-D. n. Stoughton of Chel-
sea. y. H., has returned t" his home af-
ter a few days visit with his sister, Mrs
T. N. Cobb.-There is to he u
party at the town hall Thursday evening,
April 6. under tho auspices of the Grange
A social hour and choice refreshments
are other features of the entertainment.
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WHITING

Mrs. Goodheart Is improving slowly
Mrs. Hattie Waite of Barre was in town
several days last week.-H. W. Denton
has moved to his farm he bought of MIR.
Chapman. known as the Abram Ellsworth
farm. Mr.. Denton will remain in the
station.-Carroll Hubbard has had a
severe attack of appendicitis and will go
to Burlington for an operation as soon
as able.-Miss Clara Kotcnum was in
Brandon several days last week.
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BRIDPoRT.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Pratt have gone to
Glens Falls to live.-W. c. finnessy has
severed his connection with the store OF
ID. n. Bennett.-The Nichols creamery
has recently reopened.-Oliver Lapham
has moved into the house recently va
Gated by J. +. Wright.-Edith Billings
has returned to her home in 6horeham,
w. A. Dukett has moved his family to
tho Brainerd house In tho village-Mr.
Walter Hamilton.-Mrs. J. p. Russell Ia
convalcscent.-D. 4. GrosvAnor recently
took trip to Canada.-Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Delphia have moved to Addison. -
The following teachers will begin school
April II; Village. Miss Mary Hayes; Con-
verse district. Miss Maude Nichols; Ham
ilton district. Miss Florence ingalls,; Cram
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district. Mss Lizzie Cook; Durwcli dis.
trict. Miss Gertrude Eldredgc 1Iothorn
district. Miss Maggie Wcmitt; Myrick
district. Miss Gertrude Myrick; Allen dis.
trict. Miss Mattio kingsland; Lake dis
trict, Miss Media Russcll.--'rhey have a
new baby at viii Hebut's, and one child
Is very i'll with lung fever
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EAST BURKE.

The funeral of the late d. u. Hunter
was held at East Burke, March ~ from
the Methodist Church. the Rev. Mr.. Man.
Ming ofiiciating. Besides a widow to
mourn his loss, he leaves one sister,
Lucy S. Vinton. OF Kirby, and three
brothers, Jonathan Hunter Of Lyndon.
and stephen and Charles Hunter OF Lyn-
donville. -Four nephcws acted as bearers.
Mark. Asa, Allen and Ira Hunter. The
deceased was beloved by all OF his
friends.