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WINDSOR C0UNY
READING.

\. + Locke and family of Lexington.
Mass. arrived on July 8 at their summer
homo "i.exi 1gtnn Farm in Fclchvilc.--
Arthur yes of Rutland is the guest of
Il. II. Hawkins Misses Martha and Mary
GU of Springfield are visiting Mrs. Eat.
Rice Mrs. Nc Vain CT Plymouth ~
visiting her daughter. Mrs. T.. &. Nor
san. Mrs Fogg. Il former resident Of
town. is IA" guest OF Miss Ida White
Reading Old Home Day association has
elected til" following officers for the on
'lina wear: l.. NJ. Newton, president:
\. T.. r.. Perkins. vice president. d. F.
Washburn. secretary: q. -. Iurnham
treasurer 'lalrN fought I,chokah
Lodge visited tL" lrdg" 1T Windsor ON
Thursday evening. J.inc 29--Miss LILA
Perkins is employed at - G. HaWklns'S
in IVA nirnndsVil,e for the sllrm"r-Mis ISIS
Helen Buck Of South Reading died %
consumption on June 90 after an illuosH
Of several months. The f,nloral Was
held at the home. III. Roy Mr.. Russell
OF Ludlow observation-disclosures BARLEY and
wife have been spending a few weeks in
Dresden. y. Y.-Amos Nichols and VII,
arc entertaining guests from Boston,
Mrs. Round of Chester is Visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Arthur Alien
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little daughter of Montpelier arc visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Stod-
dard. for few days.-Arthur T.. JOS
lin and wife were in town for "a brief
visit last week while on their wedding
nl"mbcrcd as n former popular Waits
field girl, Miss Claire Allen. only daush-
ter OF Dr. and Mrs. G. ]. Alien, now of
Arlington. Mass.-Mrs. Clara Browne
Miller with her two daughters, Misses
Barbara aud Marguerite, of Boston came
to town last Thursday to spend tho sum
NOR at her brothers. Richard i,rownc.
in this villago.-Mr. and Mrs. &. G. Rich
ardson OF Minneapolis who have boon
visiting relatives in town tho past few
weeks. have returned to their western
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Joslin Of
Marcngo. H.. arc visiting friends in this
place.-Aldon Foley has moved out of the
house owned by Edward LaEollc, his
father in-law. whore he has bccn living
recently and has stored his household
goods ut tho old Irasvillc church build
ing. They will try boarding for the pres
cnt-Miss Flossic Maxwell. Youngest
daughter of Robert \. Maxwell. died
Monday morning. July 10. after n short
Illness. aged about Is ycars.-O. O..
Eaton's steam sawmill has shut down for
n fow weeks to enable them to do tiD
their haying.- George Howe is at homo
from West Derby. y. H. whore he is
employed for n weeks vacation with
his parents, pr and Mrs. ". r. ]. Howe.
Mrs. Bctscv NcAllis'cr was in Sharon
over Saturday and Sunday visiting rcla-
y
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RoXBuRY.

Mrs. Eta lIoeancamp Of Jersey city
visited at Roy Chipman's recently and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Hogancamp
and Frank Maxwell visited friends "
Waitsiield William Rola Of Randolph
Center and friend from New York city
spent Sunday mt John O'Grady's. -Thosc
at the Flats. who had no absent marks
during the spring term were Emily and
Nellie Bond and George Raltce. Those
absent only one day were Harold Stimson.
Sidney Bond ad Dora Howe Those alb
sent only u days were Gerald Rice.
Herbert ana Ada Dumas. Herbert Dumas.
Harold Slimson. Gerald Rice, Sidney,
Emily and N,llic Bond, Lena. Sadie and
John Wiley. Theodore and George Rate.
had no tardy marks.-Miss Winfrcd
Chandler If south Acton, Mass. is visit
inc i'm the cram Observation-Disclosures Ida
Chandler of Hampton. Mass is HON"
krcping for W. q. tram.-t.cc Wiley is in
South R"yalton. Mrs. Wiley is still at w.
A. Avorill s. Mrs Genie Thompson of
Dorchc ster. Mass. is spending lew
weeks III this vicinity and is stopping
for the present with Mrs. y. a. Tildcn.-
Mrs. Amos Chase was in Mortified Mon
dav.-Mrs H. G.. Van Dcnsen spent sun
a. Ia,
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CHELSEA.

Miss jeanette Marshall. a sister OF Dr.
A. +. Marshall. went to Strafford Tuesday
after spending week bore with her broth
Or and mother. She will soon return to
her III tho Boston public library. Leonard
Thompson has gone tn live in Washington,
where he will drive the stage from Wash
inston to Barre.-Misses Florence and
Nellie Webster arc spending a 10 days va
cation with family relatives in Williams
town and Barre city.'rhc Rev. Lewis n.
Moody went to South Royalton Monday to
attend a niccting OF Methodist ministers
and on Wednesday was Joined by his wife.
They continued their trip to Waterbury.
where he will spend most OF his -four
weeks vacation. she also going to visit
her relatives in the north part of tho
State.--Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Emery left
for two or three weeks vacation In tn"
Maine woods on Wednesday of last week.
--Chclsc, public library has recently re-
ccivcd a gift of 500 from tho estate of the
late Mrs A. =. Braley Of Barre city, who
generate ion ago was among tho most es-
tcc,ncd residents Of chelsea. She was
quite prominent among tho ladies here and
one of tho founders of tho ladies library,
which later on was merged into the pub
lie library
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WORCESTER.

David Sessions, who moved here from
Mortified two weeks ago. died on Mon
dav. July ,. Burial was on Wednesday,
the Rev George Smith "fhcia'ng.-Mrs
C.. w Taylor and Miss Agnes Wilson
went to Saranac Lake, y. Y. on Thurs
dav last Their sister. Mrs. e. "a
Noursc, Of Barre accompanied them.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Nourse return this
week. hut Mrs. Wilson will remain until
September III. l.. Abbott and William
Stickney. with Mcssrs. Smith and Blake
of tho National Life Insurance co. OF
Montpelier. have gone to Maine on
two weeks fishing trip.-NIrs. Jennie Hor>
kirs. housekccncr for the late ". J..
Hlodgctt was In town part OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wiley and daugh-
tor visited in town on SundaH.-ifc
whitney Of Montpelier is spending n
short vacation in town.-William smith
and friend of Montpelier called or friends
on Saturday.-t;race Hall is entertaining
her friend, Miss Florence Rice. of Bur
lincton this Vocabulary Hutchinson
and family of Montpelier are at {. G.
Tewkshurvs James Healy Of tho Argus
rcportorial staff made us short visit
on Sunday
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

H. " Fletcher has suffered a slight
shock and is confined to the house,
Clinton H. Edison. who is employed in
Alaska by the Alaska Commercial COM
rany is visiting here for a short time
Mrs. Elva Carpenter and daughter. Miss
Ella WEIGH of birmingham. Mass. have
taken the rooms formerly occupied by
Prof. Day-W. l.. Seymour has sold his
to A. S. Bouis. Consideration $3.50.
MILAN Hebard abs sold his house
in the village to Mrs. Ann Babcock and
expects to move to New hampshire by
August 1.-Willliam T.. Blodgctt and wife
IF Saratoga are here Cor short vaca
ton at the home Of his mother. Mrs.
Harriet Rlodgett.--Frank L. Peabody OF
Boston. Mass, and Bessie NJ. Ryder Of
Randolph were joined in narriag" last
sunday at the congregational parscn-
age by the Rev. Geo w. Patterson.
'rhcy will be "at home in Boston Sop
tcmhcr at go fremont street.-The
families of r.. A. Wheeler and Sid Full
lr have been quarantined on account OF
the whooping couch.-Miss Edith and
Evelyn Blodgett of Springfield. Mass,
are spending the summer with their
aunt. Mrs. George W. Davis.--Mrs. DR..
l.. \. Moves and daughter. Anna. OF
Chicopee. Mass. arc spending the sum
mer at their former home.-Thc Maple
wood, Colonial and Old Homestead are
flline with SUR ui,r hoardcis.
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BETHEL.

A. Lee Cady of Bethel. who is taking
a course in the study of emhaming in
New York city had a narrow escape
from "A ConflagIation last sunday night,
the boarding house where he WAS stop
pin being destroyed and Mr. Cady es-
Gaping from a second story window to
AN adjoining building. losing only his
watch.-As Charles Greene of Stock
bridge was driving into town for the
circus Monday morning one of his horses
fell dead near White River bridge, Tho
horse had been acting rather peculiarly.
M. J. Corliss. clerk for Brooks n WASH
burn. is taking a few weeks vacation
ut Bradford.-Miss Elizabeth kmhall,
who has been teaching in Maiden Mass,
graded school, is at home for the sum-
mcr vacation.-Jeromc Shaw has sold to
William II. Kendall the premises in
Bethel Giload now occupied hN MIR.
Shaw a COW belonging to g. II. KID
der. pasturcd in the $. &. Durham pas
turo. went through tho fence, broke its
leg in a rulVcrt ON the White River
Valley road and had 20 be killed last
Weck.
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WlNDHAM COUNTY
WESTMINSTER.

w. s. rhafco finished work on w. V.
FAIRS house AMI taken IIcrberts Rhode S
house 20 build in North Westminster
Misses Harriet ard Gertrude Farr are
home for their summer vacaticn.-Iicorco
q Mattchcws and wife went to Clareront
the Fnurth.-ic'rcc Ellison IS preparing
to build 4 silo.-Mrs Herbert church and
children Of Fellows Falls are spending a
few weeks with her parents. M and
Mrs. J. T.. Watkins. Mrs. I'pbins and
children of Mortified Fails arc visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates
Comfort WNman is helping ". y. i'ari
durine haying.
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BENSON.

Miss Bcvlah Norton end her mother.
Mrs Frank Norton. of Fair haven visit
ed friends in town the past weck.-Doug
lass Bartholomew Of Whitehall is visiting
Miss Nellie Falkenbury. his aunt. J.
Falkenbury of West Haven spent Sun
day with his sister. Miss Nellie Fallicn-
bury.-Last Friday night there was a
sociahla a. the Methodist Church with -
large attendance. The Rev. Leroy y.
Taylor is suffering from over work and
will have n substitute preacher for a
few w"eks.-','he funeral of Ray p Root.
the six-year-o old child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Root. was held last Friday at
the house. With a large attendance. The
little boy died with cerebro spinal menin-
gifts
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WAITSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock of St Johns
bury are spending Il TWO weeks Vacation
with mis- sister. Mrs. j. II. HASTINGS
july I, at Waterhury at tn" HON" nf
his brother, James X. Fullerton. where
he was taken the Friday afternoon prey
iOus. The immediate cause of his death
was heart failure, although he had for
some months been suffering with n severe
generous affection of the throat. lie
WAS porn in this town about Il years
ago. and had lived here nearly the whole
of that time. having spent a few years
In Montpelier and in Frecport, III. lie
had been engaged in the mercantile bust
ness in this village for the past % years
and was highly respected for his strict
integrity and honesty, Mr.. Fullerton had
never married. and is survived by two
brothers, James X of Waterbury, ana
Henry OF Montpelier. also by ono sister,
Mrs. r.. AinswOrth of Los Angeles, Cal
The funeral services were held Thursday
July G. attended by the Rev. J. Edward
wright or Montnclicr and the interment
was IN the Meadow cemetery near TINS
Nillage.-Mrs. &. s. Dana is spending
few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. AL
len Hrucc, at Waterbury, Mrs. Frank
hayden ana two children OF Montpelier
arc In town for n visit OF a week or ten
days with relativos-Mr. and Mrs. w f.
Jones are in st, bloomsbury for n few
days tins week. To attend the wedding
Of her brother, Richard Baker. of that
plaoe.-Mrs. Cherrie StoIsrd Wells and
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. l.. NJ. Iluse and son, Arthur.
went to Shclburne Saturday, where they
arc visiting her brother, George Mans
ficld.-Miss Ruby Harvey of Montpelier
is visiting at the Rev. -. Roy's.-Thc
ladies If the Methodist Church Aid So
coty held a very pleasant and well at
tended lawn party on Mrs Martha Jack
mans lawn the Fourth. Cake and ice
cream ". re served. w. II Anderson and
son, Floyd. were in Plat'sburGh. n. v.
the past wcck.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. ID.
Seavcr were in Hyde Park Saturday and
Sunday the guests Of Mrs. S"aN"r :
sister, Mrs Willis Sherwin. and family
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and sons of
UardNck were guests of Mr.. Davis :
sister, Mrs. Carrie ;atchclder and family
over Sundav.-E. r. iicalcy has gone
across the lake. whcrc he has employ
mont in "A storc.-Miss lila Hutchins Of
Worcester. Mass, is the guest Of h"i
father. Il. c. Tiutchins. Morton Davis
of Leomnster. MISS, arrived Monday
neht and is the guest of his sister, Mrs
T. Il Batchcldcr.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
FAYsToN.

Mrs. Jennie Berry has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
with her sister. Marguerite. who is to be
treated for appcndicitis.-M Misses Minnie
and Emily Maxwell are keeping house
for J. Il. Thompson.-Daniel McI.augh-
lin spent July with friends in Morris
ville.-J. B Thompson went to Jones'
Vile on business last week.-G. o. Boyce.
Mrs. Lou CRoycD Hayden and two child
rem of Montpelier visited at A. ID. Bragg :
recently.-Frcd Gotta has newly shiA9lcd
his house,. A. Bragg, town grand
juror, prosecuted William Kew July 4
for furnishing liquor to minors and for
second offense of intoxicaton. and
he was found guilty and fined which
he paid with costs. James Baird was
also found guilty of third Offcnse of
intoXicatlon. hut appealed to county
court John Rowcll was found guilty
of Il first ofcnsc Of intoXicaton and
paid his fine with costs. Charles Shep-
herd was arrested from furnishing liquor
to minors. He pleaded guilty and ap-
pealcd tn county court. States Attor-
hoy Hollstcr jackson Of Barre and
John Gregory of Waitstcld appeared for
State. and Benjamin Gates of Montpelier
and MIR. Scott of Barre for the defense.
-tlossy Maxwell, youngest daughter OF
Il. A. Maxwell. died July 10 after a
short and painful illness.
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NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. Henry J.. Fulc AMI her nice.
Kate Johnston. left yesterday morning for
Amherst. n, s., where they vii remain
been Il very popular teacher in the North
n, Id grad Il schools for the pat thrr,
years. She has had an off r to teach L.,
Amherst. \. S.
The ladies OF ST.. Mary's Church held a
garden party on the grounds If Mrs.
Cushman and Mr.. J. *. Eige ton YES
terday afternoon and evening. Ice ere I'M,
cake and strawberries were served About
$40 WAS realized.
Mrs. Denison Brown. who has been very
seriously III for the rast two weeks with
pneumonia, is r'ported as being slightly
improved but in very weak condition.
Prof. l.. u. and MIS- Viii more Of To-
polka. Iians., who have been visiting
A. f.. Denny. started for ther home yes
day.
n. ID. Smith has returned from n W
York, where he has been for the past two
weeks in the interest Of Norwich un,ver-
sity. lie expects to leave again the last
of next week on another trip West.
A 12-pound boy was horn TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Dowins yesterday morning
at four O'Clock.
Mrs. Ferd Houston is seriously i'll at her
home in the Bacon block
Tho quito ok for the freshman class al
Norwich Univcrs ~ Is BITTER than it has
been before for many years. There are
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MONTPELIER.

Fourteen candidates. including one
young lady took the examinations Thurs
day at the State House for rcgistra-
ton as pharmacists. Wien the papers
are rated the names of the successful
candidates will he given to the press by
the stat board OF pharmacy. The next
quarterly meeting of the board will be
hcli in this city October l.
That Cupid got bus M Montpelier
Seminar: during the last Sch'"l year Is
shown in the marriage July I. At
I'uinry 1T Allen S. Charlton If Norwi' |,
10 Mis-, Iii, Ia NJ. Pro,tv Of Peru, Mr.,
and Mrs charlton are I" reside at Union
village.
George l.. More, formerly with the c.
H. More Granite company at this city.
was married July :, at IIartland
T." Miss Blanche ~ Boyd Of that >illago.
Mr. Mqro's bride was formerly MS stcnog-
raphcr IN Fare.
Dr. f.. a. Cotton. "A son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Cotton. is Il locate in his city
for the practice of his prot, ssi"n. and
is also to be assistant to DR. Il. \,
iisbee. medical director of the National
Life Insurance company. DR.. Cotton
graduated from Montpelier Seminary IN
l',i with honors. from Amherst College
in 1899. and fer the past six Years has
been connected with tho medical depart
mcnt OF Columbia University and house
physician and surgeon at GouveHcIr hos
rital. New York.
The engagement Of Frank X. Goss
Of the home office force of the Nation
al Life Insurance company. and Agnes
=. Belchcr of Boston IS announced.
Nine Of the "A candidates who took the
examinations before the State board OF
pharmacy on Wednesday and Thursday
stood the required test and their names
were given out Friday by the secrc-
tarY Of the board. They are as follows;
Miss Agnes Quinlan of Bennington. r.
]. Walker Of Troy, ~ v. G. e. Roche
leau of Barre. ]. A. Balduc Of Fall River
Mass. H. r. Dodge Of Springfield, f.. T.
Carney OF Vergennes. a. q. AustLa OF
Barton Landing. V. a. Grant Of Bethel
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MIDDLEsEx.

few Of the most energetic farmers
with small farms have finished having
J. Egan has been getting out for the last
few davs derrick pole nearly 60 feet
IN length for parties in Barre Miss Car
tric Swift Is visiting in Stcwe.-Niss
Ellen CSmcstock is visiting in Milton 80
rho fIorsey brothers have sold their
farm To Barney brothers Of Montpelier
who take possession the 1st Of August.
The Jersey brothers are to move tho
list OF August to the Dcrsmorc tenc-
ment in the vllage-Tait. -. y. Wilde Is
spending a few weeks with his son. l.. o.
AZ ildf
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Frank Angel continues to improve
Mrs. Martha Rice of Lyndon. ILL.,. is the
guest of her cousin. Satlra l.. Sab'n.-
The Ladies' Aid meet at the church Nestry
this. Wednesday, afternoon and evening"
Truman \. Town and grandson Cecil
Town. return to their nome IN Boston
this wcck--F.. NJ. Daniels is suffering
from injuries received by hcing thrown
from ii road machne.-N harles Rubl"e
is quite i'll at the home of Warren
Goodell.- The school in tho village.
tausht by Mrs. Elizabeth Sahin, closed
Friday with an exhibition in the evening.
The pupils did themselves much credit
and Mrs Sabin has proven herself an
efficient teacher.
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FORESTDALE.

Prof F. ]. Bacon of Hartford Conn
visited at J. c. Bermors this week--Mr
and Mrs. Henry Waters attended the flu
neral Of n =. Powers at Troy. \. y.
Tuesday Sarah Cutting of Boston,
Mass. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph
La France-Leo Churchill of Rutland is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. RI.
Churchill -Shubel Shedd and Mrs. Albert
Partlow are visiting their sister in South
Acton, Mass.
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stock that prominent here and that offers
remarkable values in this sale
One lot Lace Edgnss and one inch
wide. Price, 2 cents
One lot Valencennes and Torchon Lace and Insertions
and three inches great variety Price
One lot Point de Paris Laces and Insertions from one and
one-fourh to four inches wide. Price. 10 cents.
One Embroidered Swiss Robe. $500 instead Of $3.50.
One =" 11.50 " 1880.
One Fine White Lace Robe $500 " $500.
One $3.50 5000
One Fine Emb Id Linen Robe $3.50 45OO.
Ecru Lace Collars inches deep, Sl,4S instead of $500
and 1925.
Black Dress Net with small white ring spots 48 inches wide
ST 25 instead of S225.
Pompadour Chiffon 48 inches wide il co. instead of ST 60
sell regularly at sloo to ST So Priced at 4s cents ~
One lot Finest French Dress Trimmings including finest
lengths right for Gowns Priced onehalf reg
ular selling prices
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PLAINFIELD.

The funeral of Miss Anna Jones Of
Waukcgan, Mich, WAS held at the home
of Mrs. Flora HOLSTER. her grand
mother. last Friday. the Rcv. J. Edward
Wright officiating. Mabel Kent
went to her home in Calais last week.
Mrs. n. F. Martin is quite Ill again.
Mrs. Edna Smith is slowly falling
Roscoe Bartlett is spending a two weeks
vacation visiting friends IN Canada
Several from here attended the funeral
Of =. q. lIollister in North Montpelier
on Saturday.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Coatiaued from third paee.)

preached In the Congregational Church
Dast Sunday forenoon and in the Methodist
Church in the cv' ming Charles Weber
has bought the Dudley Sabins farm and
taken possession. Ethel Patterson has
returned from Boston after an absepce of
elk weeks The Rev. A. n. Ross preached
In the Methodist Church last Sunday
In exchange with Rev. II. J. Chrystie. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. j. Kinney from Barton Land
ing visited in town this wcek--rhe Ladies
Aid will give their experience social in
she vestry Of the Methodist iChurch Fri
day evening. Many from this town at
tended the funeral Of Miss Grace
Eheehan at East Albany last wednesday.
. NORTH TROY.
Miss Lenora Elkns is at home from
Salem, Mass. where she is employed
as reacher.-Stcphen tndcrhill. Jr,
Is yot disabled by the serious injury
which he received on the night of July
S.-Thomas Morse. son of Frank Morse,
died suddenly of appendicitis and was
buried on Friday. July 7.-B. n. Chase
and wife have just returned from n
<rip to different places in Massachusetts.
where they visited their son and others.
The recent high water took ont the
hume of Parker & Sons mill and washed
away the bank considerably at the east
end of tho foothridCc. Maud Wakefield
mas returned from Concord. whore she
has been teaching and Edith Chamber
Tain from Richford. where she has also
been teaching.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON

nr. r. A. Smith is rapidly falling.
n. p. Powers died AT his home in Lam
singhurg n. v. Saturday evening at the
age Of So years. Mr. Powers was IA former
resident Of this town and was owner of
the Powers stock farm AT Basin brook
and the we'll known Powers farm in
Leicester.