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have not been completed. Mrs.
Sprague moved to this village about
three years ago and had made her
home with her husband In their house
OF, the corner Of Highland and Prospect
avenues. Since they made Randolph
their home they have made scores of
friends and her death has cast a. deep
shadow In this town and her former
home In Brookfcld. Mrs. sprague
went to Springfield, the headquarters
OF her husband. several weeks ago and
her trends here know nothing of her
trouble until her death was reported.
Miss Grace NJ, Smith, formerly OF
this town, died at her home in SPRING.
field Tuesday, after a lingering illness
with tuberculosis. Miss Smith attend
cd the high school here and was grad
uated from that institution In 1901.
Sne was always a lively and cheerful
girl and an excellent student. After
finishing her school here she moved
with her parents to Springfield, but
snice that time she has passed consid-
cradle time in Randolph with c. w.
Hayward's family. Miss Smith taught
school very successfully for one year
In East Granville and was compelled to
give up all work and return to her
home. All efforts to restore Miss
Smiths health were unavailable and
she gradually failed until death put
an end TO suffering. Miss Smith is
survived by her father. stcp-mothcr
and brother. Leo Smith. who is now IN
very poor health. The funeral will be
held In Springfield Friday morning.
G. c. Flint, lecturer of the Central
Vermont Pomona Grange, has arrang-
ed the following programme for the
next meeting to be held at the Grange
hall Wednesday, June 81, commencing
at 1880 a. M: !. opening in fifth de-
gree; 2, routine business: 3. comforting
NTH degree in form; 4, dinner; ),
music; 6. address of welcome II. NJ
Totman; Z, response, w. Il. Colby; g.
reading. Miss Josephine Hodges; Q.
paper. Mrs Harris Bass; 10. song, Sc
lected. DR.. w. NJ. Kelly: II, address.
Gov c. J. Bell; II. singing. West Ran
dolph Grange choir. The governor
entire staff is expected to be present.
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twenty voices ably supplemented by
Harold Haylett on the violin. and II.
w. Bcldon, with the cornet.--Geo w.
Wallis, a member of Valley Lodge. No.
H. of this place. received the appoint
mont as district deputy grand master at
the recent meeting of the |. o. O. +.
grand lodge at Burlington.--Mrs. Fortune,
who has been sick for a long time at
the home of her nephew. Chas. n. Belts,
died last Wednesday. May ~ and her
funeral was held at the house on Fri
day at ten O'Clock in the morning, at
tended by the Rev. r. NJ. Barnes, with
burial ut the Irasvillc cemetery.-Mr. and
Mrs l.. NJ. Savage and children OF Fow-
Ter are spending a few days in town WIS.,
lting frcnds.-Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Brown
OF Burlington are visiting friends in
town for few DAVIS
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(COntinued from third rage.)

father and brother and gained an honor
able position in her class at school. thus
evincing determination and pcrsevcr-
ance worthy the emulation of all students.
The diplomas were conferred by the prps-
ident. the Hon. Josiah Grout. The alumni
dinner in the afternoon was great sue
ccss Aaron II. Grout was master OF
ceremonies and the Hon. John l.. Redmond
OF Newport POSTMASTER Speeches were
made by several of the old friends of the
institution and letters of regret were read
from many of the former teachers The
concert in the evening by n Boston quar-
tcttc was much appreciated by n large
audience. Friday was occupied by meet
ings of the executive and the alumni.
The reception Friday evening was fit
ting close to n very interesting week -
Professor Bell of Stanstead College
preached in the Congregational Church
last Sunday.-Mrs. Moses Rogers is in
very poor health.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. r. w. Dunsmore of Montpelier i.
spending n few weeks with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. p Worcester Mrs. NJ.
F.. Bagley and Miss Ellen and Mrs. Matte
Chapman were in Montpelier recently
Mrs. Myra Tyler was in Burlington one
day last Week.-Mrs. Blanche Ellis Of Old
Orchard Beach, Ne, was at Calvin Ellis s
Monday.-Mrs. S. G. Stanton was in Mont
pcller recently 10 see her brother who is
very ill., Mrs. -. B. Howe of Mortified
kept house for her during her absence.
W. ]. Hale of Yale College is expected
here the first or second Sunday in June
TO occupy the Congregational pulpit for
a time.--Mrs. : A. York is visiting rcla-
tives in Bellows Falls
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CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev. l.. T.. Upper prcao he'd a very
able memorial sermon in the Methodist
Church last Sunday mcrning.-All the
school districts r town united in pro
memorial exercises in the Cons
Church Monday the 2oth.-Charles
Webber has clapboarded and painted his
home.-Mrs. r. A. Patterson and daueh-
ter Ethel left last Tuesday for Boston.
Whiteman and vicinity. They also
attend the graduating exercises of tho
Laselle Seminary. where Miss Ella Pat
tcrson is to graduate June GA daugh.
ter came to reside at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Smith last Snturday.-Dr.
Dillingham; and wife from johnson were
in town the first of the week.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

j. w. Fargo ana c. l.. Hodges attended
the United States court at BrattleborO
last week as jurors and have been sum-
moncd to continue as jurors at Newport
this wcck.-Prof c. H. Morrill, attended
the four teachers meetings held in Orange
county last weok.-Miss Mcintosh and
Miss Gwendolyn Morse have arrived from
New York city to spend the summer at
the 'old homestead. The normal stu
dents. assisted by the pupils of the train
ing school. are to give a cantata in nor
NAL hall next Saturday cvcning.-A num-
her from the Christian Endeavor society
attended the convention at Bethel on We'd
ncsday of last week.-The Creed brothers,
who have spent several summers here,
are stopping few days at the Colonial
DIR. W. A. Evans has gone TO Londonderry
and adjacent towns to practice his pro-
fcSSlOn,
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NORTHFIELD.

In the free rural delivery routes that
were established here about two months
ago through the recommendation Of gov
eminent officers. There were six appli-
c,nts who We're successful in passing the
examinations held at Montpelier. They
were William Boynton Alex England
Frank Blake. Edward L. Kelly. Charles
Mccarty and Burt Blake. The appoint
mcnts nave not yet been made hut it
is prcsumahlc that the two standing the
highest in the examinations will be APP
pointed
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. Alice Bcrton from South Ryeeate
is with her parents Cor few days.--AIr.
and Mrs. Eugene Wardnor from Ram
dolrh were at George Wardner's Satur-
day.-After June George F'oss, one of the
present stage drivers is to make both
trips to Northn"ld lso the ono to Brook
ticld.-Miss Maggie Kelley from Rock
burn. +. O.. is with her sister, Mrs. g.
knowles +. O. Allen fiom North
field was guest of her sister, Mrs. a.
EtSS WpiipcSI,y NIGHT
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WINDSOR COUNTY
READING.

Memorial services were held IN the Uni
versalist Church on Sunday afternoon. the
Rev. c. II. Pennoyer of Springfield
preaching the sermon from the subject,
1.-The Appreciation and Responsibility OF
Freedom" Prayer was offered by the
Rev. Mr.. Roberts Of Brownsville and thu
was pronounced by the Rev.
George Pomfrey of Cavendish. Special
music was rendered by DIR.
F.. C. Morgan. The church was very pref
tily decorated with bunting, flags. ever
green, ferns and cut flowers. a large
audience was present.-Florence Crandali
of Plymouth is at Mr.. Crosss and vii.
attend the Felchville school.-Clarencs
Randall of Lynn. Mass, Harold Randall
of West Lebanon. n. H.. and Miss
Gladys Giddngs OF North Springfield
have been visiting at Mr.. Oscar Randall's
Charles Wilson and wife of Reading
have been visiting at Oscar Randalvs
house, and Mr.. Wilson will have employ
ment on Lexington farm.
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MOREToWN.

George Clement has finished work for
". O. Ward and has gone this week
10 Huntington to visit his mother
The Ladies' Aid mot this week Tuesday
with Mrs. Roberts. William Turner Of
Barre was in town over Sunday.-Miss
Mabel Atkins from Waterbury is visit
ing her parents this weck.-Qutc num-
Der from this place went To Watsficld
Tucsday.-Mr. and Mrs. $. f.. Atkins went
to Waterbury Saturday night ia attend
Il play there.-Therc will be lady
speaker at the chorch Friday evening on
foreign missionary work
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WARREN.

Lawson Miller. an old resident of this
town. died last week. The funeral sorv-
ices were held at his homo Friday. Tho
interment took place at the villa GO cem-
etery.-E,lmcr Miller of Barre was in
town last week to attend the funeral
of his fathcr.-Arthur Long and lady of
Boston. Mass. who have been visiting
in town for few days past. returned
home Tuesday.-Moses Heath lost ono Of
his work horses last wcck.-Thore wcro
." couple at tho I. O. o. F. dance last
wcek.-Willam West and wife were in
Mortified Tuesday
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

The infant daughter born on May ..
&c Mr.. and Mrs Ernest John Hewitt
lived only nine hours. The intermonr
was in the village cemetery Wednesday
morning. The Rev. Sherman Goodwin
officiated.-A son was born the 2ord tn I'r.
and Mrs. II. II. hayward of Tunbi idge.-
Mrs. Kate Chamberlain Cove has returns
ed to her home in Brooklyn, y. Mrs.
sherman Goodv n and sons are spending
-, few weeks in Frewer. Maine. her
former home Mrs. ST. Clair will take
nossession Of the farm which she
marc hascd jane 6.-Mrs. William ". Gal.
Ion is seriously III DIR. and Mrs .. T..
Dearing will move to the Doubleday
hcvse mex. wcck.-Miss Ames is employed
in Mrs A. G. Waterman's millinery store,
Miss Ninnifrcd Briggs of So,nervile
Mass. is spending several weeks with
her aunt. Mrs Arlotta Durkee.-Mlss
Ala Day gees this week to West Hart
ford 70 do dressmaking. -Pre-n.emorial
school exercises were held in the scnoN
bah by the students of the South ROYAL.
ton graded school on Monday attern oon.
Mrs. Fred Wright and daughter are
in Randolph. being called there nv tho
Illness OF Mr. Young her father Mrs
George Cow'ircy is ill,-The death al
William w. Gallup occurred saturday
mo:ning.-Fred Gallop and Walter Gallor
from the West are expected on Thursday.
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H. w. ALLEN q co.
WHITE L1NEN--This Seasons Most
Favored Fabric.

, Since the early spring days in our first announcement. and
all along through the Linens have had foremost place
every special mention of dress fabrics Not on
toned but shown Splendid representative way Plain cloth
the great variety weights and different DEGREES Of 6nene
fashion from the heere handkerchief lawn to the heaviest
linen duck hee plain materials and the hand
gowns and waists unmade have formed leading feature
Now comes beautiful exhibit of
WHITE LINEN GOWNS and OUTER GARMENTS.
few days later and paraso. will add finishing touch to
these fashionable Linen costumes
IN THE CLOAK and SUIT DEPARTMENT
To-day
SUITS of medium weight French Linen Main tailored stvl.
hrecquarter length coat skirt walking PRICE $780,
SUITS of fine French inen-semftnr Rector STYLE rounC
skirt walking length PRICE $780,
SUITS OF French Linen very looking model loose fttinr
coat with straps and peat back round length skirt three
of stitched bands around bottom. PRICE $4,000.
SUITS short loose fitting Coffee STYLE effectively trimmed
with Irish Lace. PRICE $500.
SUITS of fine French Linen Rcdngote style inches
long, round skirt with three bands of linen around bottom
PRICE s24oo.
FINE LINEN COATS long Rcngoe style with fan.
linen insertion and Crocheted buttons PRICE $780,
JACKETS semfnc Refer style of heavy
French Linen large white Pearl buonsengh of % inches
PRICE $3.50.
TRAVELLING COATS so inches long half mode-male
of fine and strong nonshrnkable linen PRICE $780,
AUTOMOBILE COATS of Linen color semi.
fitting style and very smart looking fashionable garments
PRICED AT $750-S14.50 and $3.50.
LINEN and P1QUE SKIRTS non-strnkabe
cras in extremely attractive tailored styles
PRICED AT $5.50-$6.50 and $6.75.
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WINDHAM COUNTY
WESTMINSTER.

Mr. Mitchell OF Walpole has moved into
q. r. Howes house.-Dr. j. l.. Rathborrs
OF Brattleboro was in town May 70 and
tested w. " Fairs herd. Two cows wers
condemned and were killed the 27th.-Mis1
White of Princeton. Mass, is visiting MISC
Mary Farr.-Forest fires have been plea.
tiful and considerable damage has been
done Miss II. N. Farr was home from
Andover over Sunday.-H. f. Bond is re.
ported better.
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RESIDENTS OF LAMolLLC
COUNTY.

Thomas. Moreton. Jeffersonvillc. 3,Ot
Bourn. Leon. Cambridge ...... ESQ
Stinson. Clayton b.. Johnson. los
Twiss. Harry l., Hyde Park. 1,O3
Dover, Edward j., Hyde Park. as
Gowen. Winfield p. Wolcott.... %
Bragg. Chester. Waterville. go. "a
Emery. Henry w.. Eden Mills... 70
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The Ladies Aid meet with Mrs. Morton
Mckihstry Wednesday afternoon, June :.
-Pre-me mortal exercises were carried out
in all the schools Lucinda Farnsworth
has returned from Barre and will occupy
her house during the summcr.-Mrs o. A.
" ilbur is much improved in health and
able to be about the housc.--I.cllice
Angel visited her parents in Greensboro
the first of the week
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TROY.

Dora Temple is nome from Burlington
-rhauncev cole is very poorly with Il
serious heart difficulty.-rhe Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. y. G. Con-
nor on Wednesday afternoon. June IA
daughter was born May q to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Smith of Craftsbury. Mrs
Smith was formerly Blanche Morcv of
Troy.-'rhe Rev. Mr.. Ranney preached an
excellent memorial sermon on Sunday Ia st
at the Methodist Church. The exercises
by the school children on Friday after
noon were very crcditable The flags
which we're drawn on the black board
by Wayne Davis received much praise
Many visitors were prcsent-Mr. and
Mrs. a. j. Coburn spent Sunday in New
port.-Miss Fowler is staying for a time
with her friend Mrs. Horace Abel.
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The completed grand list book for 1905,
which was filed on Tuesday in the Office
of the city clerk. shows a gain in the
grand list over last wear of ss4 n. The
total grand list is s56S9S17 and the real
estate Is listed at s3.459GO, The total
number of polls is 2,a27. with % exempt
because over 70 years old, and l.8 militia
mon ana soldiers exempted
For some time Levi ". Bixby has
had reason tn believe that the trout
fry he has been putting into q small
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Gillian. Archie W., East Fair
Geld, r. d. Q .... .......
Chamberlain, Sadie. East Berk-
shire ...... ...............
Morcy. Cleveland A.. e. Fairfield
Fassett, Lena ". W. Enosburgh.
Fanton. Ardei, Fairfield. 80.
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500
500,
500
$40
500
RESIDENTS OF OTHER CoUN.
TIES.
trive Counties Above Excluded,

NFive COuntIes AbOve Exc1u0e0.D
Spaulding. Earl. Bradford ..... 1.l77
Farnham, Ted. Lowell ......... S0s
Quinn Matthew j., Benson. ..... 713
Savage. Grace f.. waitsheid. 80. GOS
Hull. Harry F.. Worcester. ..... 500
Kennedy. Augustine. Waterbury bO4
Randall, Harold. Fclchville. .... 502
Randall, Harold. Felchville. go. sol
Chase. Fred b.. Bradford. ...... 500
Wilson. Kate f, 0aysville. ..... 500
Bonneau. Winnie. Windsor. 500. 500
Rogers. Rem D.. Bethel. ........ BO0
Long, Howard c., waitsheld.... 500
Morrill,. Eugene. Randolph. 800. 500
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LOWELL.

W. w. Ward has purchased 1Oo acres of
land on the river Of Archie Harding
The Lowell base ball team will play mt
Montgomery June a.-Miss Lucy Stephen
son was home from Bakersfield Me-
mortal day.. Murphy of Somervile,
Mass. Is in town.-Mrs Samuel Chase
was called to Westiicld Monday by the
death of her father. Eleazar Miller.
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BROWN1NCToN.

Mrs. A. f.. Alexander died Thursday
the 18th inst. being the third in the family
to die since April "a. She had been in
very poor health for the past two years
Mrs. Loren Going is stopping at her
home here for a few days.-Miss Ruth
Pelow of Barton Landing is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Selden Grey.
An electric light wire burned off here in
the village Saturday evening causing
quite an excitement The Quarterly Con-
ference met here Saturday evening
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THREE COLLEGE PRIZES
Open to Young People Of Vermont.

Open to Young People Of Vermont.
Smollins. James. Burlington ... 14.540
Stanley, VIM. j., Winooski. -. 1884
Barton. Helen r., No. Ferris
risburgh.... ........ 13,OSs
Eddy, Frank. Burlington ...... 1905
OBrien. Donald. Burlington go. 1864
Derby. Dora NJ, Middlcbury. 1858
Gilman. Roy. Hinesburgh ...... O.SO3
Bissonette. Ethel. Shclburne. -. e.123
Cory, Martin NJ. Montpelier... 5.72O
Garter. VIM. H., Vergennes. 4.s3O
Cooley, Alta L.. Bristol. ...... $3.50
Maurice. Walter c.. Cambridge
junction ...... ...... 3..3
Marvin, Philip S., Sheldon..... 3.422
Gilbegt, Gertrude. Dorset ...... 3.OO0
willard. J.. Amelia, Vergennes. 2,425
Stilson, Lula H., Monkton ..... 2.4O1
Abbott, Edw. s.. Milton. ...... 2.3O3
Burnham. Ruth. Brandon. ... 2.2O7
Smith, Rollin F.. Orwell. zee. 1892
Scott, Grant, Middlesex ..... I.744
Cady. Eva s. johnson. ....... I.725
wheatley. Ernest, Mortified. 1851
Jones. Harold. Montpelier. .. I.7N7
Newcomb. Alice johnson. .... 1,235
wolcott. Ralph. Milton. 1851
Adams, Conrad. stowe ........ 1.O8J
Stilson, Bertha. Proctor ....... 1.118
Gardner Lawrence, Enosburgh
Falls. ..... .... 80. LOGS
Prindle, Jessie f.. +. cha rlotte. 1905
Ryder, Frank G.. Vergennes. S37
Stilson. Lulu H., Monkton...... S22
Claxton, Ethel. Charlotte. ..... S22
Corliss, Ralph E.. SO. Hero..... S15
Brown, Sybelle. Jericho ....... SO6
LambertOn. Lambert, Morrisville S5S
Brown, Charles A., Burlington. CO.,
Smith. Clara b.. Vergennes, r.
II. ! ........ ....... W.
Lengtield. Lynda. Isle La Motto, $50
Post, Harrington. St Albans.... $50
Reynolds Libbic. Albany. 8O3
Mccormack. allen. Burlington. 600
Prior. Lillian ..... $50
Leland. Warren B., Johnson. 500
Kinney. Harold s.. Craftsbury.. 5S4
Chamberlin, Lura, Grand Isle... go
Smith. Dewey. Middlebury .... $40
Still, Bernice L., Hardwick. 500
Abbott, Harold, Derby. 6OH
Blanchard. Jennie, f. Braintree. SO2
Post, harrington, st. Adams. 800
Cakes, Howard L.. Waterville.. 500
Phelps. Rupert A., Marshfeld... 500
Field. Don G.. s. Royalton...... 500
Deming. Ruth. Montpelier. 500
Wright, Philip A., Bristol. ...... 500
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RESIDENTS OF GRAND Is
COUNTY.
RESIDENTS OF FRANKLIN
COUNTY.

Orion. NJ Ardell. Fairfax..... 2,O5e
Butler. Raymond o., Fairfax... l,02s
Powell, Harold c., Franklin.... 1861
Parsons. Chas, Swanton. ....... SOC
Hazard Fay L.. X. ID. !. ST. Al
pans go. $500. ...... 80. 60Q
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BUSINESS COLLEGE PRIZES
RESIDENTS OF BURLINGTON.
RESIDENTS OF CHITTENDEN
COUNTY.
Williams. Robert, Charlotte go. S,53l
Tilley. Margaret, Shelburne r.


Tilley. Margaret Shelburne r.
d. 1...... ....... ........ 5,4e5
Pease. Henry a., w. BOlton.... ABA
Mollison. Luther T.. Charlotte. Alto
Green, Verne w. Richmond... 3,JS3
Williams. Marietta. Charlotte... 3.178
Smith, Pearl. Shelburne ....... 1870
Parrow. Howard. Essex Jet 49,. 1910
Bromley, Charity b., South Bur-
iington.... ....... ....... 1871
Phelps Gladys A.. Milton .... 1900
Bora, Grace, Undcrhill ........ 07S
McNall, Albert, Colchester 90
Flynn. Alice T., Tnderhill. ... $40
Douglass, Rolln W.. Essex Jet. 7O4
Bradley. Blanche. Charlotte go. GOT
Ball. Ernest. Shclburnc ........ S18
Hcfflon, John. S. Burington.... 500
Wilson, Hazel, Colchester. .... Sol
Smith, NJ b.. NJ ton......... 500
Hill, Laura, Joncsvillc. ........ 500
Sheldon, Julia. Essex Junction. 500
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GAYSVILLE

y. l.. Sheldon of Boston is spending 4
fcw days at the home of his mother
The Ladies' Aid society meets Thursday
afternoon WITH Mrs. V. S. Cutler.-Mr.
and Mrs. James Ranger Of Mendor
arrived Monday for n visit at the home
of her father r. T.. W,'son.-'rhe Inom-
hers of H. II. Baxter Post and friendi
attended the Union Church at Stock
bridge Sunday. where they listened tc
the Rev. G. A. Stott of Pittstisld John
Hunt for many years a resident Of this
town. died Thursday Of pneumonia This
funeral was held at his late horne Satur.
day afternoon the Rev, ]. w. Miller
officiating. He leaves three children, Mrs.
julius Rlackner. Miss Tavern and Mas.
ter Clyde, one sister. Mrs. Emma Brown
of Mcndon and one brother. I.ucian. OF
this town,-Frank Porter is at home from
Claremont. n. H., for few days visit
The members of II. n. Baxter Post
found at late hour they could not
have the Rev. w. II. Rider of Gloucester
Mass. to believer the Memorial Day ad-
dress as they had expected. but they
were most fortunate in securing Col. c.
II. Joyce OF Rutland, who spoke at the
town hall Tuesday afternoon. Music
was furnished by Wyman's orchestra
and Wy a double Quartette, composed ~
the Misses Harrie'te Tasgart and Eva
Luce. Mrs. II n. Harrington, Mrs, \. W.
Ballard and Mcssrs Miller Oscocd. Luce
ana Chamberlain. Mrs. +. '. Hassam
Mrs. Mascie Ilassam and children ana
George Martin have returned from Hard
wick where they have been for sev'rai
weeks Fred Rogers and family of Will
der are "isitins his mother, Mrs. Addis
Pagers.
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ORANGE COUNTY
CHELSEA.

Charles l. Hood of Lowell arrived Sat-
ur.lay for few days visit with hir broth
err William r. Hood.-Mrs. w. +. Town.
send returned home Friday after some
weeks absence in Boston. She also Wis.,
tied Mrs A. II Powers in Randolph. The
Methodist Church ladies held a food sale
Saturday afternoon in the vcstibulc of tho
town hall.--William NJ. Flanders. aged -,
died of typhoid-pneumonia Thursday az
midnight and the funeral was held AT the
Congregational Church on Sunday after
noon Many beautiful flowers were con-
tributed. A wife and adopted daughter
survivo.--Mrs. II. J. Wyckoff and two
little daughters left town Monday for "A
summers soiourn among family friends
in Connecticut -Waterson Post G.. A. r..
attended memorial exercises at the Con-
grcyatioral Church Sunday. the Rev. H..
j. Wyckoff delivering the address. H. T..
Hall camp. Sons of Veterans. Joined i'll the
observance AT Mrs. Ruth Chords auc-
ton last Saturday afternoon Il large
crowd attended and high prices were paid.
Eight hundred dollars was offered for the
place but it was not sold.-J. A. Corwin ia
visiting his sons in Lowell. Somerville and
Boston-Mr. and Mrs. Amos Emery Of
Royalton accompanied by his son, Wilson
S. Emory. If Boston. with his wife and
son, Curtis W.. were in town Sunday and
Monday, guests of c. s. Emery.