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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-04-27
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
state Convention Of Pcnnslyvania-The
Platform.

Harrisburg. Pa. April 2s.-The rep
mated the following ticket by ac-
clamation:
State treasurer. Representative j.
Ice Plummer OF IIollidaysburg; super
ior court judges. President Judge
Charles Il. Rice of Wilkesbarre. Judge
George H. Orlady of Huntington, aud
Judge James a. Bcacvr of Bellefontc.
All are members of the superior board.
Wesley r. Andrews of Meadvillc,
secretary Of the republican State conf
n,ittee, was elected state chairman 10
succeed United States Senator Pen
rose. who declined to again be a, cam
didate.
The platform endorses the national and
State administrations and the last Legis-
lature; favors Il continuation OF fthe
present pension policy. advocates the
enlargement OF the rural free delivery
system, endorses Senator Penrose's man
agcment of party affairs as state chair
man and commcnds the capitol commits
sion for its work in pushing the new
capitol. The convention was held in tho
I.yoeum Theatre and was one Of the
shortest on record owing to the absence
Of q contest for any or tho officers for
which nominations were made. There
was a good attendance for an on Year
in State politics.
United States Senator Knox. who was
chairman of the Allegheny county dele
cation, was unable tn attend the con-
vcntion by reason of AN important vn-
gagement in New Nurk
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ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY
One Burglnr Fatally Shot before tha
Teller Wus Beatcu into Uncon-
AciOuAnesa.

Cornwall, Ont, April 26.-An attempt to
rob the bank Of Lancaster early to-day
| by four men resulted in tho death Oc
one of the burglars and the serious in-
| jury Of Won AIetzkc, the barl: teller
| Won MetZko slept in a room in the II ar
| of the bank. lie was awakened by tho
glare of Il torch held near his face. Four
| men were standing around him. When
! he attempted to rise Won Nc tzko was
struck on the head with the butt Of d
| revolver. lie was only stunned by the
blow and reaching under his pillow he
got a revolver. Holding it close TO tne
| body Of one Of his assailants. Won Metzka
fired. The burglar fell to the floor NOR.
| tally wounded. Tho remainder OF tie
gang beat the teller into Cnconsciousness
with their revolvers and fed.
When Won Metzkc regained his
senses he was alone. Weak and al
most helpless from nine wounds on tho
head, he staggered TO the home Of DIR.
| Hardness and gave the alarm. Sew
eral villagers, who were ut once
aroused by the doctor, rushed to tho
bank. The burglars torch had set fire.
to tho bedding. but the flames were
quickly cXtinguished. Half an hour
later the body of one OF the burglars
was found near the Grand Trunk sta
ton. whittier it had been dragged by
| the rest OF the gang. All the pockets
had been emptied. presumably to pre-
vent Identification. lie has been in
stantly killed by the shot from Won
Metzkes revolver. The dead man was
about 80 years old. lie came here i
week ago and registered at a hotel un-
der the name of J. Dickson of 81.
Johns, n. Is.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mary T.. Roscoe of Middlebu,y was tho
guest of her brother. A. i. Roscoe, Sun
day.-Mrs. William Partch ot Eurlng-
ton is visiting her son, l.. NJ. rartch-
The regular meeting Of Beaver Glenn
Grange will be held Friday evening.
April 2S. There will be Il discussion
what Shall 1t BE. Money in the Banks
or Comfort in the Homes. deputy
Sheriff Rowley was called TO Bristol
Saturday to assist the officers there in
n search for liquor w. W. Wilson. wife
and son of Bristol visited friends in
town Sunday.--J. r. Rowley of Proctor
spent his Easter vacation with his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. RoWley.-J.
". Davis is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
q. e. Coates. .--Mr. and Mrs. Russcl! of
Rrllport are to move into the Edward
Palmer house at the street. Mrs. Rus
sell will operate the central for tho Addi-
son County Telephone company.-Mr.
Benson is moving from the Palmer house
into the Joseph Fortune house Mr.. Fen
son will work for ]. o. Bottum this sea-
E,ln
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salary of $50 each; voted IL tax of 10
cents; TO pay the exp, nses OF the water
committee; the 500 for the band and
other expresses outside the highways
and sidewalks; voted to leave the abate.
mcnt of taxes with the trustees.-Page
Colby of Lincoln was stricken with pa
ralysis at the railroad station Wcdnes.
day morning. He was carried 10 his
home in Lincoln. The high school was
closed Wednesday morning until next
Monday owing to the ahserce of Princi.
pal Botsford and the illness of Mrs.
Eotsfcrd Fred Chase has entered the
employ of the Bristol Manufacturing Co.
Mis-. e.. W. Norton is numbered among
the sick.--'rhc result "f the ball game
at NIddlcburv Tuesday was 10 TO G In
favor Of Mddlebury.-Thc condition Of
Mrs w. Il. Botsford is slightly i'm
proved but she is still in a critical con-
,lition.-Rcubcn Bisbe and daughter OF
Fcrrisburgh and Judge Warren we're in
town Wednesday.
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BACON AND MANN HELD
Former Charged with the Murder 81
John Young and Mann with Being
nm Accessory.

Whiteficld, n. H.. April 26.--Bernard
Mann. who is alleged to have been
present at the home of Lorenzo G. Ash
Monday when John Young was shot
and killed. was arrested to-day at the
house of Plummer Bacon. the alleged
murderer. in the town of Dalton. Ba.
con, who arrived here to-day in Gus.
tody, and Mann, both We're arraigned
in the local court this afternoon. Ba-
con being charged with the murder OF
Young and Mann with being an access
sorry before the fact. Both pleaded not
guilty and, waving examination. were
held without bail for tho superior
court. They were taken TO Jail at
Lancaster.
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Easter was observed with appropriate
services and a large congregation. Tho
platform was surrounded by nearly three
dozen potted plants. which gave a pleas
ing effect. W. S. AldrIch, who is known
as the man with the tent, was able 10
be present after his winters sickness
but he is not very strong yet. At the
Christian Endeavor meeting in the even
ing Edith Renfrew were in the chair.
One was received into membership. A
flower and outlook committee were ap-
pointed.-Anna Miles was called Friday
to the north part of the State to attend
the funeral OF her only sister. Matilda
j. Fordice. 81 years old. Her parents.
Daniel and Mary Baxter. late of East
Farnham, Que, were we'll known this
way as they came often to visit their
daughter and the church. Mrs. Fordicc
leaves one son, Walter, whom she has
made her home some of the time.
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sTARKSBoRo.

Mrs. Ellen Lane died at her late
home Saturday from lung fever Mrs.
Lane was 67 years Of age, and had not
been we'll all winter. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon. the Rev. Mr..
Thurston offciating.--Mr. and Mrs.
Frank N. Hill are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of nine. pound
boy.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clifford OF
Brandon were in town this week.
James Thompson is at work for Elbcrt
Wyman. Clifford is on the
sick list.--A large number of relatives
and friends from out of town attend
cd the funeral Of the late Mrs. Lane
at VerEennes. Mrs. Frances Smith is
in Hinesburgh this week, the guest of
Mrs. Coburn Piercc.-Eugenc Miller
has moved his family into John Tifts
house, recently Vacated by Fred Hill.
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Middlebury Citizens Planning nm Ela-
bOrntc Celebration.

Middlebury, April 26.--The commit
tee appointed ut the last town meet
ing to arrange for the proper obser-
vance of Memorial day met in the Ad-
olson House parlors and appointed the
several committees to whom will be
intrusted the different parts Of the
programme. 1t was voted to place
the floral decorations in the hands
of the local chapter of ID. A. X. Treas
urer l.. Il. Bond reported that he had
engaged the Middlebury Cornct band
for the entire day
1t was voted to invite such organiza- :
tions as have assisted at former Mem
orial day services. also the clergymcn
of the local churches. A committee OF
three was appointed to arrange a pro-
gramme for the day and report at a
later meeting.
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TERRIsBURGH.

The funeral of Mildred Irena, tho four
year old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Good
sell w. Clark was held at their residence
on Sunday at p. m., the Rev. George H.
Bailey officiating the burial was in Pros
pect cemetery Vergcnncs.N1rs. Will
Porter for some time on tho sick list is
reported better.-Charle Beach of West
Ferrisbursh was calling upon his old
friends here last week and remained over
Sunday.-O. IT. sherman is having his
gasolcne launch rut in shape for service
in the lakc.--Air. and Mrs. Samual A..
Hand are greatly rcjoiccd over the birth
of IL daughter on Monday.-Mrs. James
Graves had the misfortune to spran her
ankle very badly on Friday evening last.
Miss Julia Spaulding. who has been
caring for her sick mother In Panton, re-
turned to her home here Monday even
ing. Jacob Clark has been awarded tho
contract for carrying the mail at the
Office to and from the cars.
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LINCOLN.

Irwin, the IS years old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Green. was thrown from n
wagon Sunday evening. breaking three
ribs and receiving internal injuries. so
that he Is in critical cond'tion.-Mrs.
Archie Briggs has beer worse the last
few days.-George Atkins Is better.--
Friends of the Rev. NJ. w. Halc have
received news that he is suffering from
a severe attack of grip mt his home in
Dover, Mass. Mrs. Anne tie Morgan was
called there Saturday from the home Of
hcr brothers in keenc, n. H-Trcrc
" III be a meeting of the Aid society In
their rooms May 3.--Mrs Rosalic Picrcc
died very suddenly at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. George Dearborn, Mon
day. She had been in poor health for
scmc time, but was able to be about
the house the day Of l,er death.-W. s.
Morgan has bought Sidney Taft's place
near the Center.-Mrs. Della Blaurelt of
Providence. r. l.. Ia visiting her brother.
William Hoag. and other friends here.--
+. Roweli OF Alburah was in town Mon
day on business Mrs. &. n. Atkins has
not been az well of late.--A. c. Merrill
has not been as we'll for the last week.
Tho Rev. ]. 4. 1hurston has been en-
gagged by Garfield Post to preach the
Memorial services also to deliver the ad-
dress on Memorial day.-Mr. and Mira
George sipis Of South burlington visited
her parents. Nj. and Mrs. Orson siple.
this week.-Lewis Kelton Ia improving
and II Is thought he Will recover
George Atkins was taken suddenly sicI;
with pneumonia Wednssday.--W. n.
Cove has bought his brother Iienry's
place near the grist mill. Lewis Green
viii occupy 1.-THE Rev j. T.. Thurslon
(COntlnued ON Second Paaea
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10 Ludlow to reside. Mr.. Shackctt will
engage In the meat business at that place.
IS. q. Tindale has taken possession Of
the Glen House, which he recently rur-
chascd.--Thc Rev. 8. w. Bdwell has
his new barn completed.-Miss Lena
Sumner has returned after Il visit of
several days with friends in Wells and
vicinity.-kcnt Kirby of Cornwall was
visitor in this place Sunday.-Tho
Easter exercises were very nice ut the
Methodist Church Sunday evening. one of
tho enjoyable features being a solo by
Mr.. Caldwell Of the college.-Thc Guild
Of West Barnaby chapel will meet with
Mrs. Thomas Reed on Wednesday. May
2-Mrs. j. j. Chanplain is on the sick
list.-J. A. Douglas and w. ]. Leo have
recently opened grocery store in the
this village. In the near future they
will operate u meat market in connection
with it.-Wlliam Piper has moved into
Frank Pipcr's tenement housc.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stone recently left for their
new homo at Essex Junction
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MONTPELIER LICENSES.
Four First and Two second Clasa
Grunted by Commissioncrs.

Montpelier. April aS.-After wrestling
for three evenings with tho problem OF
distributing six licenses of all classes
among 10 applicants the license commits
sloners late tonight granted the follow
ing: First class licenses. fee, sl.2Do. j. J.
Chimney. Seraiina Massucco. ]. $. Nilcs.
Pavilion Hotel, a. S. Sparrow, Montpel-
icr House.
Second class. fee, 81. 800, l.. s. Mcigs, l..
lC. Rivers.
Those who held licenses last year and
were turned down tonight were William
Miller. first class: y. II. Ryan. second
class; W. II. Poole. George Megrath and
Collins Blakeley fifth class or druggists
licenses. After the licenses were decided
upon by II unanimous vote by tile hoard.
all the successful applicants We're sent
for and were in consultation with tho
board until midnight The unsuccessful
applicants win be notified tomorrow
morning of the decision Of the board.
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HANCOCK.

Howard Blanchard from Boston, Mass.
was guest at j. II. Church's over sun
day. The Womans 5 Christian Temperance
Union will meet Wednesday, May .. with
Mrs. q. r. Churcn.--I.. ]. Robinson has
returned from lotsdam, where he has
been to attend the funeral of his wife 5
aunt. Mrs. Butler.--Charles Rainboth has
moved his family into their new house
The schools in town began last Monday
with MIS-. Lizzie Shampcnoy in the village
and Roxana Marsh the Branch.-Miss
Ethel Robinson has gone to POtsdam, y
V. TO work i'll Il telephone officc.--Ro!
Simons has gone 10 Northcd for few
weeks. Robert C.ahin was in Boston and
Concord last wpck
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SOUTH STARKsB0Ro.

Mr.. and Mrs. Iii Blanchard visited her
father. Israel Lafayette, and her brother
over Sunday. Theil littlt nephew, Master
E.dgcr Purinton. returned to their home
with them in iIincsbursh.-Miss Emma
Swingcr commenced school in the Orvis
district Monday and Cora Hurlburt in
south lreland.--Mss Phoebe Thompson,
who has been working for Mary a. Young,
has returned to l.er home in Lincoln to at
tend school -Adah l., ''ck has returned
to Castloton school,. i.-zl,ss Emma Hallock
is teaching in the Casey district.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Emma 1.evs who has been the
guest of Mrs. G. T.. Boardman for Il few
days recently, returned to her home in
Middlebury. Mrs. w. j. Whitney is on
the sick list.-Allen Nelson of Columbia
University spent tho Easter vacation with
his people in this placc.-Albcrt Perkins
of Middle bury was a guest at Mrs. Z. l..
Boardman's Sunday.
a son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Forest English Sunday.--1'hc church il
having a new coat of paint and paper put
on by Arial and Bennet.-F. &. Atwood
is sick with rheumatism. The Rev. Mr..
Slncomc preached his first sermon SUM-
day.-Thc Christian Endeavor had Il very
interesting Easter exercise in the evening.
MIR. and Mrs. j.. S. Ranslow were with
their daughter. Mrs. Ezra Wood at Sud-
bury Eastcr.--Mrs. A. j. Wainwright and
son. Harry. of Middlcbury were with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Holcomb
over Sunday
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR
FOrty.TwO Cases Set for Hearing nt
the May Term.

Montpelier, April 26.-The trial calendar
for the May term Of supreme court which
convenes on Tuesday. May .. was issued
to-day 1t contains A cases indicating a
term of about three weeks in length. Dis
tributed by counties the cases are as fol-
lows: Addison. Il Bennington. 2; Gale
donia. Q: Chittcnden. G. Franklin, 6; Grand
Isle. L; Orleans. 1: Rutland. s; Washing
ton. 1; Wndham. !: Windsor, 9 No cases
are set for trial from IAmollc. Orange
and Essex counties.
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MIDDLEBURY.

James Smith, United States consul
at Leghorn. Italy, arrived in town Sat-
urday morning for Il few days stay at
his old home
Albert Lowell. who has been bag
gagemaster at tho station for the past
year, has resigned his position and
gone to Worcester. Mass, where he
has secured a position. His place has
been filled by james Dalton OF Walling-
ford.
On Monday. market day, eggs
brought Is cents and butter from 20
to &c cents.
Banns for the marriage of Miss
Sadie Mc.>ulla of this village and
Frank Hanlon of Cornwall were pub
lished FOR the tilst time Sunday at St.
Mary's Church.
Albert n. Copeland of Chenoa, H.. who
left Mid,lleury 81 years ago for the West
| is at the Logan House for IL short stay.
Mr.. Copeland comes to town solely for the
purpose of visiting old friends and re-
calling old times. He was formerly tho
express agent and ono of the earliest tcle-
graph operators here and also kept n book
store and news room. Mr.. Copeland sold
| the first daily papers that came To town
regularly. lie was also. he thinks. the
| first man in tho world To run a railroad
train 10y telegraph Mr.. Copeland is Il
| and extremely vigorous for his age.
G. NJ. Carpenter Of Brandon, who recent
| ly purchased the McDonough house on
Main street, has put a gang of men from
| Brandon at work repairing the house and
will soon begin work on the store he l.
to build on the property. The store will
he to the cast of the house and - by l,
| feet in dimensions.
| rhe engagement of Miss T.. Blanche
Moore and Ernest Severance has been am
nounced.
| Letters addressed as follows are advcr.
tiscd in the posto'Iicc as unclaimed. Miss
Lula l.. Edwards, l.. II. Butler. G. H.
Gray. c. w. Marsh and Fred Sandcrson.
| Lake Dunmore Lodge, No. II. l. o. y. f..
and Addison Encampment. No. -, cello
brnted the S6th anniversary of the founda-
! ton of tho order in their rooms in the
Dyer block last evening. There Were
about 10 Odd Fellows and their wives and
friends present. The Rev. George u.
STAIR pastor of the Baptist Church, and
the Rev. w. r. Forsythe, rector OF St
Stephens Episcopal Church, were present
and made some very interesting remarks
Vocal and instrumental music was fur.
nished by Mrs. Arthur Bristol Mrs. l.. G.
Russell and Mrs. a. ID. Barter of this
village. An elegant banquet was spread
| in the large banquet hall. 1t was without
doubt one of the most enthusiastic gath
erings ever held by the society.
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would make tho matter
right with fLc xvitpuys

Blanchard, would make tho matter
right with the witness.
Prior to going TO the court house last
week, the witness said. he met Pomeroy,
who asked him to testify that his father
had been given whiskey on election day
by Mr.. kclton. Shortsleeves said that
he had been considerably worried over
his former testimony and that he was
now telling the story az it was, hoping
to set matters straight.
Mr.. blanchard, who is assistant SUPER
intcndent at the Howe scale works, tes-
tilted last week that the money he had
given Shortslcves was only loan and
that the latter had given him an order
on the scale works as security.
Mr.; kclton's attorneys have used every
effort to secure the old man Shortsloeves
for n witness. Poni,roy will now have
five DAYS in which to take testimony in
rcbuttal.
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ORWELL.

Burlington on Saturday last.-Thomas
Ray of Brandon was in town on Thurs
day last.-Easter services at the Con-
gregaticnal Church were well attended
and much enjoyed The sick ones seem @
he on the Gain.-Caniel and Benjamin
McNortor were arrested on Monday
night last for intoxlcat;on and on Tues
day was brought before Justice II. ID.
Branch where they plead guilty. A fine
of s. and cost was imposed which they
paid.--C. l.. Stay has purchased the
undertaking goods of Prior ard Ochamp-
aueh.
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HELD UNDER $4,000 BONDS.
william Mason Must Answer for Az.
HnUlt ON BuNhey nrOtherN.

Bennington, April 26-Willam Mason
of East Dorset, charged with shooting
james ard Frank Bushey in that town
on March II. was taken before Judge
Bates in the municipal court to-day and
bound over to appear before tho grand
jury in the sum of 5000 The charge is
assault with intent to kill. The trial
had been delayed to see whether the
Bushey brothers recovered or not. There
were 30 shots taken from one OF the
boys and 70 from the other.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnsworth, OF
Wcstport are in town visiting relatives.
BE nianin Adams was at home over
Sunday from Burlingtcn.--Mrs. Martin
and Mrs. I,arton, OF Fcrrshurgh, were
guests of their sister, Mrs. Charles
Grandey. this week Miss Julia Spauld-
ing has gone to her home in Ferrisburgh.
after a visit at her brothers herc.--At
the meeting Of the Home Circle at Mrs +
T.. Grandeys last Wednesday afternoon,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Will
liam Pccu; first vce-presdont. Mrs.
Walter White: second vice-prcsidcnt,
Mrs +. T.. Grardey: secretary, Mrs.
Charles Grandey; treasury, Mrs. Harvey
Newtore.-Cora Brydia has returned to
her school ut johnson. after spending
the Easter vacation at home.
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ADDISON.

Edward st. Clare has started a goat
ranch.-Thcrc is to be ono more club
dame on Friday evening May 5.--Eastcr
Sunday was observed at the Baptist
Church by having Il fine display OF
flowers and a good attendance. Ethel
CherbinO was in Panton all last week
with her sister, Florence Lacy is better.
Mrs. Judson Day is much improved in
hcalth.-Grand View Grange WAS rut off
last Friday night on account of the rain
To next Friday night, April 2s. subject
Corn cntart linrlent Speed contest
Mrs. Mathcn Barber is visiting Mrs.
e.. Barber.
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SEIZE 1e BARRELS WINE.
Barrc Officials Aid Materially In TN
loading Cnr of Liquor.

Barre April 26.--Chicf OF Police Pa
trick Brown and Officer Frank Hamel
made a. raid on IL partially cmptied car
on the Central Vermont tracks this
noon and seized 16 barrels of Califor-
MIA wine The large car of wine in IS
and 81 gallon casks was shipped in
hero this morning and truclmen had
been busy all the forenoon emptying
the car. When the truckmcn returned
frm their dinner they were much sur
prised to fina that the casks they had
left had vanished. The wine was con-
signed to different parties in this city,
Northfcld and Montpelier.
| The police placed the wine in the city
building.
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LEICESTER.

The young people of the town under
the instruction of Miss Jessie A. Phelps,
of Orwell. will repeat the entertainment
given here March II at the town hall
in Salisbury Friday evening. April S-
The Kings Daughters met on W,dnes-
day afternoon for a special business
coting.-Mrs. kilburn, who has been
spending IL part of the winter with hcr
son in Hubbardton. has returned to her
home.
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WHITING

Miss Kate Rich returned from Provi-
dcnce Wednesday.-Mrs.C c. Il. Mason ia
tho guest of her daughter. Mrs. j. a.
Warner in Crown Point. n. Y.--Miss
Edith Stevens of Brandon was the guest
of her sister Mrs Il. L. Waite over Sum
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend of
Crown Point, n. V, visited relatives here
| rnn
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BRIDPORT.

A Sunday school rally will be held
here May Is Misses Walker and SOllacc
have returned from Burlington. The
ordination OF the Rev. Henry Lamb was
obscrI ed at the Congr6 gatioral Church,
At u a. Mr.. anil Ms. walter Hr,ars )
rc"sriiv entertained Mr.. haf,rs tfirCs
ard daughter of Fair Haven.-T. A.
Sunderland and Ernest Biyclow are
surNlNinC NnonlN With ICCf.