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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

ATENY, GRECYA, 7 wrze6-
MIA. Niedawno temu W piw-
nicach pod koscio}em armeh-
skim odkryto sk}ad broni i
bomb. PolicYa twierdzi, re
natrafi1a ma spisek szeroko
rozga}eziony, kt6rym kieruje
komitet arme1skiego komi-
tetu.
Rewolucyonisci, wed&ug
twierdze6 policyi, mieli roz-
pocza6 szereg zamach6w a
to W tym celu, ably Emusic
mocarstwa do interwencyi
przeciw opresyi Turcyi W
Armenii. Opr6cz broni zna-
leziono do'kumenty z kt6rych
dowiedziano sic o innym
sk1adzie broni. Wielu armeh-
czyk6w zosta}o aresztowa-
nych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

6piewak6w. Swieto robotni-1
k6w Labor Daj obchodz
liSmv bardzo przyzwoicie.,
prawda ze gdzies tam widaG.
by}o polska mfodziez pijana,s
to jednak ME przyszlo do
zadnych bijatyk i awantur.
jak W poprzednie lata.
Po kilko dniowych ch1o-3
dnych porankach, nastepuja.
znowu piekne cieple dni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-14

.WILNO Minn. U mas
farmerzy bardzo narzekaja,
szczeg6lnie " powiecie Lin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
BENSON.

Miss Cora Adams. who was taken to
the Rutland City hospital three weeks
ago, suffering with appendicites and
vas operated upon by Or. +. NJ. Pond.
was brought home last Saturday. mucl
iriprovcd. C. y. Jones went to Proctor
the pas. week to visit his cousin. Ned
Norton -Samucl Martin. who moved
here from Shorcham last year has inoN =
I'd to Putnam to take charge of G. Nj.
Kings sliimming station in that town.
CLYDE Ward of Morrsville il the guest
ot L.. \. Gibbs and familv.-P!ilp MaXoy
the pcripatrtic "Xs!avc, who is 81 very
i'll is IL little bcttcv.--GcoiSe ". Norton
has moved from John Carriers farm on
to e. NJ King Charles w. 'io.s closed
hi; works for The Maplchurst croa merry
LAST Monday -Mrs. Arley Wood OF this
village went to Grns Falls. y. y, on
Monday whore she will be treated by i
snr, ialiSt for Il generous troL|lc --llNd :
Cdcll of the FIRST National Eank. Fair
Haven. spent last sabbath here tho
guest If his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Clark
Cd, II.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

last week to the barn of Gerald Camp
bell. his son-in-law. Mr.. Drew is "a year:
old and will probably be taken to the
bury.
Arthur Ropes, editor of the Daily
Journal. who has been seriously i'll for
several days threatened with pneumonia.
was reported much better Monday. His
condition was so serious Sunday that Mrs.
w. Z. Harlow, his daughter. who has
been In California for several months,
was telcgraphed as to his condition.
Joseph Drew of East Warren was taken
yesterday TO the State hospital for tho
insane at Waterbury by Constable W. l..
Dana of Warren. Mr.. Drew Ia the old
man who 1t Is alleged recently set fire to
the buildings of Gerald Campbell OF East
Warren.
Thomas Nancy, who is believed to he
the oldest person in tho city, Is seriously
i'll at the home Of james Doyle on Put
nam street. Because of his advanced ago
little hope is entertained Of his recovery.
Mr.. Nancy is 81 years old and has lived
in this city for more than 60 years. 1Tc
was nagman at the Main street crossing
OF the Montpelier &: Wells River railroad
for many years.
Miss Emma Osgood. aged II, died ycstcr-
day At the homo of Grover Osgood, hof
brother on North street after m lines
Of two weeks. Miss Osgood formerly re-
sided in Middcscx.
| Tho marriage engagement is announced
Of Harry c. Shurtlcn of this city and
Miss Louisa T.. Hammond Of Turin, n. i
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

hon on the sick list tho past week-O s.
.'urtisS has recovered from his recent in
Jury and is able to do his work.-A party
was civcn by Mr.. and Mrs Luman Dings
last week.-Mrs.. Slack has been i'll the
past WoeE.-Samucl Slack and son, Harry,
leave soon for Portland Ore, where they
will he employed. The marriage OF Dr.
Dana T.. bearing of this town and Miss
May Floss Palmer of Joncsville took
place at the homo of the bride on Tues
day ut | p. mo-. II. GOodllc is con-
fined to the house with an attack of the
rrip.-I.ec Wiley. who recently pure mas
cd John Turtles farm. has sold it to
Charles Brown.-Lestcr r. Ashley of
Dartmouth was al home last Friday ard
8 lturdaY.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel l.. Slack
left on Saturday for Plainticld. where
'hoy arc visiting her parcnts.-W lrrou
r'nnY Of Schenectady. y. y. has boon
visiting his parents the past wo"k-Wil-
Fam Gould of Tunbridgc has moved To
tia sam Slack place which he recently
purchased Last Sunday the ice went
out of the river. Robins. blue birds and
song sparroWs have arrived in large
numbers indicating the approach of
snrrG.-Don GNusha is visiting his par
cnts Helen iartwo'l is oonvacaclng.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Curtis O. Luce died Monday morn
age OF 81 years. He is survived bF .
wife ard one son. Don Luce. Mr. Luce
has been n resident Of this town for
many years and was for "A number Of
years engaged in the manufac'ur" of
agricultural implements. on February
G. Mr.. and Mrs. Luce celebrated their
51th wedding anniversary. at which time
Mr.. Luce was enjoying good health.
hut has failed rapidly for the past few
weeks.
Miss Ethel Wyatt died Saturday ut
her home in Whiting in the 18th year
of her age. She was formerly a schol
ar in the Brandon high school and was
popular among her young friends. The
funeral was held Tuesday at one
o'clock from tho church in Whiting.
Eli Fosha has leased tn" Pcttec farm
for the ensuing season and will take
possession this week.
John Cloycs died Saturday at his
home in Salisbury. having been i'll for
nearly a year. lie was 13 years OF
age and was wcll-known here. Th,
funeral vas held Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen Barker. who has been Ill
with III" grip. died Monday evening AT h"i
home on Grove street. She was ~ years
of Age and leaves one son, George Barker
ot this town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
NORTH TROY.

Mrs. James Roirdon is sicli.-Thc Mrs.
Ann Keith farm has been sold to 'Iar-
encc Cox.-E. O. fladlock and Levi Keith
have gone to Los Angeles Cal.-Mrs. A.
l.. Hammond and her son, Harry Ham
r,ond, are both sick Miss Maud Ham
r1ord is at home Tor a few days from
the University of Ncrmont.-Thc APP
parcnt breaking up of winter raised the
water So ttat the electric Lights were
run Sunday evening the 18th inst for the
first time since Feb. ..-Thc town farm
has been rented for one year to John
or his part to keep and care fcr the
towns poor for II reasonable compenSa-
tion.-A telegram was rec' wed late
Sunday night form Minneapolis an
nouncing the death of benjamin Rinos.
orly son Of Baxter and Mary Rnes " =
was about - years of age and had been
in the West for several years wh"rc he
had been Iailrnadinc. His remains are
now on the way htrc-Mrs. j. y. Hun,
ard children of Derby Line are in town
for a few days.--Lcntrn services were
held at tho Episcopal Church Tuesday
evening. March 2l.-The high ana grad
cd Schools Will close ON Friday the Ati
and on the evening of that day tho ln"n-
bers of tho high school ar" to give n
plaY.-Mr. I.add, proprietor OF Laid 5
Hotel has let IL contract to place another
story on his hotel building.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY
NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs. George W. Brooks died Thursday
at her home o n West Hill at about
six o'clock She was about 81 years old
and leaves n husband and one child born
January /. Mrs. Brooks has been in very
poor health since the birth of the child
being confined TO the bed most Of the
time.
The friends Of the Hon. George Nichols
will be pleased to learn that after n severe
able to he out on the piazza these warm
days
John Dover OF Westerly, r. l., died
at the home of W. A. Blake Friday
night at twelve o'clock from typhoid
pneumonia, after an illness of five
a wife and four children. lie was a
stone cutter, employed at the sheds OF
the f. d. Ellis Granite company. Pray
or was held at Mr. Blake's on Satur-
day morning by the Rev f. w. Sharp,
Tho body was sent to Westerly on the
9:30 train for burial,
The contract for drawing the stone
for the foundation OF the new alumni
hall of Norwich University has been
lot to Goodnough Il Orcutt 1t is cX-
pcctcd that work Will be begun in q
couple of weeks.
The winter term of Norwich Uni
vcrsity will close on Friday noon
March "a. the spring term commencing
Tuesday, April 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Arthur Comstock is To carry on the H..
c. Pember place tho coming year.--Clar-
cncc Swan of bridgeport. Conn. was
here last week to complete the sale of his
placc.--Warrcn Day of Essex Junction
visited his sister ut the Normal school
last week.-Mrs.. Frances Washburn Is
critically i'll with pneumonia. She is very
weak and may not have strength to rally.
George Hyzer was in Burlington
Monday. George l.. Dwycr has leased II.
II. Pages farm for the coming ycar.-Ed-
ward Wheeler lost n COW last week and
the patrons of the Adams creamery arc
contributing to puroha another for him
Examinations in several studies of the
graduating class were held last week at
tho Normal school. joel and Gcorg'
iiiold of ritts.icld visited their sister
Mrs. r. W. Iarmcntcr over sunday
Flynn Farncntcr was plso there over
Sunday, and started for California Mon
dly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Nearly every divorce results in tw
more marriages.
1t is impossible to buy Il man off if \
is on the square.
Don't imagine that a man can talk q
any subject just because he does.
\ man who is making night of
never thinks of the morning after.
It's quite easy to convince some MAJ
RED man that ii is good to be alone.
Men seldom speak favorahly of a no
iitlin unless they have AN aN to -rind
About ten minutes after you get IN
snow shovelcd off your walk it begins
thaw.
\ nlilincr is always suspicious of W.
man customer who doesn't want 10 e.
on every hat she has.
Occasionally n man earns livins VIII
out getting is but more often he manage
to get a living without earning a.
While the orchestra PLAYS between u
acts mon 90 out and smile, but the u
dies must simply Grin and hear It.
| If YOU would knoc,, Il stubborn ma
down instead of stopping Ia argue W.T.
| him ynu world save II lot "f wlnh M
much valuable timc.-Chcaso News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

Chapman. -. l.. Chadwick and w. NJ.
Briggs, Secretary Alick Washburn and
Band Leader I. n. Chapman was elect
cd. A number of the association own
the necessary Instruments and have the
required experience. There was a large
attendance from this and neighboring
towns at the dedication and commemora-
ton services at the Methodist Church
Tuesday afternoon and evening. Careful
prepa ration had been made for the large
number of visitors and everything passed
Off pleasantly Myrop Fowler has re-
signed az school director and the vacancy
caused thereby has been filled by the
stlcctmcn by appointment Of T.. S.
|Tewksbury.--W. G.. Clifford NJ the Wood
bury Granite Co. WAS in Washington. y.
C.. on business last wcek.--The Rev.
Benia min Reynolds from the diocese ~
New York will ofiiciate at the Episcopal
Church Sunday. There will he a celcbra-
ton of holy communion at eight O'Clock
in the morning and morning service at
10:4!.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WESTFIELD.

Foruis Gilbert has bought II livery
stable mt Barton and moved there March
2O-Miss Louise sullivan of Lowell is
spending n few weeks with Mrs. Nelson
Seymour Four years ago Miss sullivan
had spinal meningitis and until last sum-
mer was not able TO sit up on account
.tof weak spine. and last Wednesday when
ehc came hcre was the frs time she
had been in n sleigh.--The Rev. NJ. Wins.
low Tarman has been engaged to deliver
tho Memorial dav address at Glov"r.--The
Rev. n. s. Moore completes the four
months FOR which he was engaged to
supply the Congrcpat ional Church Sum
day, March aG--l]arold Farmar has been
elected town OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eva
(:pin is engaged t. teach in Shir gleville
tho coming season and Miss Grace l;varts
Of TrOv in the South dstrict.-V'iss Flor
cncc Sherbort has gone to Worcester.
Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. Emma
Martin Tho remains Of IamisOn Bailey
Of Brownirgton we're brought here for
intermont last Saturday. Mr.. Bailey
ercnt most of his life in town and is
e,mvivcd ny daughter, Mrs. Nancy
Clark. with whom he lived. and n son,
Warren Bailey, both Of BrOwnlngton.-
Mrs. Jacob Ste>bins is seriously i'll with
lung trouble, resuitln" from III" Erlp'
Mrs. l.. S. Woodwork is also in n very
bad condition. resulting from the same
cause. Nearly every family in town and
in many instances every mcr,bor Of the
family is having the Erp.-I.ast Saturday
afternoon about three o'clock il began
to rain for the first time Stree tho l2ill
If January and continued Ill Sunday
morning, when it turned cold and frozc
30 everything is glare ice.-'rhe Local
merchants arc only paving % cents a
dozen for egg Mrs. Williams Tlumpass
has been tn Woodsvllc, \. H., to sec
Ter son.-Miss I.eona Werner has rc'
turned from Boston and is staying witt
her mother. Mrs. Mary Warncr-M. -
Gilman has returned from Bid1cfnrd. Me.
where he has been for several weeks witt
bis siStnr and daughter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Archie Goodale has finished work for
q $. Curtiss.-John ilurtle has bought a
farm on BROAD Brook Tho South Royal
ton Dramatic company presented tho
drama "1risS or Beyond the Rockies" to
a fun house last Thursday and Friday
EVENINGS. Mrs. q. VI. Dewey has recover
cd sufficiently to bc on the streot.-Con-
stantinc Dodge passed away last Thurs
day after II lingering Illness. The fu-
neral was held mt the home on saturday
afternoon. The Rev. f.. ". Sharpe of
Northtcli officiated Albert Merrill of
Etna. y. V, who recently BOUGHT the
Hubbard farm in Onionville will take
Insscsson May 1.-The Ladies Sewing
Circle will meet with Mrs. Arotta Dur
kec. March 29.-Dostie Faneuf Is living
IT his daughters. Mrs. Fell. necost, -
Miss Mabclc Brooks went To Boston last
Saturday.-Willam iiardcnhursh went Ia
Franklin on MondaN.--Joscph clark and
family have vacated the Schoulag house.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.isic -. Mcintosh have
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
MONTPELIER.

Levi A. Persons, n long time resident
of Montpelier, died Saturday noon at
the Mutt farm, inside the city limits.
years. Mr.. Persons was 6S years old.
lie was son of the late Reuben Per-
sons of East Montpelier. lie served in
the Fourth Vermont regiment in the
Civil War. part of the time as SER
geant in co. G, and in April. 1852, he
was discharged for disability. Mr..
Persons was twice married. His first
wife was Sophia Bowen of East Mont
pclier, and his second. Rctta Luce of
stowe. The latter died three years
ago. Mr. Persons is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. George Bliss of this
city. The funeral was held from the
house Monday afternoon at two o'clock
the Rev. DIR. j. Edward Wright officiat-
ing. the burial was in the Cutler ceme-
terry.
Stanley C. Wilson has been appointed
first sergeant of Co. II. vice r. ]. Fitz-
gerald, whose term OF service has cx-
pired. IIassie l.. Nichols has been pro-
NOTED from corporal to sergeant and
Howard a. Holman and Clarence A.
Follctt to be corporals. second va
cancy for corporal occurred by the re-
moval to Baltimore. Md. of Corporal g.
II. steele, Jr.
Doctors Dunn OF Warren and Howe of
Waitsheld have pronounced Joseph Drew
of East Warren insane. Mr.. Drew is the
man who was suspected Of setting fire
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

hcr faithful services as i member of that
choir presented her with 81 beautiful clock
and silver pi. furk.-Misscs Edith Howe
and Lena bushnell and Charles Bigclow
We're at home from Montpelier Seminary
over Sunday and Monday.-Mr and Mr..
George Greenwood and little daurhtcr are
visiting relatives in this village. They
arc to move soon to Verge nnos. whore h.
has situation in a creamery.-Al May
Howe of this lilHC" is taking an enforced
vacation from her school work at Water
bury on account of IL very scriuos trouble
of her eyes. She WAS in burlington several
days last week for treatment ana is To
return there again this week for further
treatment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
FORESTRY WORK. STATE AND
NATIONAL.



Inc INSTITUTION OF the system OF tree
Wirdcns IN all towns IN Vermont is lndl-
icatiNe OF step forward in intelligent
forestry work The state Forestry asso-
citation has at least made a good be-
ginning. ana career or usefulness opens
before IT, IN the vastly important work
ol PRESERVING anu restoring io'eNl tro"'"S
IN ms commonwealth inc hrst' pethalsI
inc harues'' ana apparently the most
lhthkl'SS tdsk Is 10 educate people '"I
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
LOWELL.

Douglass Leslie of Lyndon visited at
Frank P1rnov's last wcck.--A. A. Ma
cnmhcr has rent ID his Sanboin farm to
William Percy Of Jay.-ht town meeting
March the town voted to appropriate
S25 yearly to the support OF n puilic lib
Yary The trustees are G. +, Curtis !.
Stephenson and u. j. Brahana.-W. W.
Ward has returned from burlington,
where hc has been receiving treatment
at The hospital for a broken limb.--W
a. Blake has rented his farm to Moses
Sanvillc and Archie Willis for one year
Teachers have been employed Cor the
schools AS fellows: Village higher, Miss
Helen Stephenson, primary. Miss Alice
gilbert: North. Miss Anna Giltcrt; South
Miss Grace Watson: Richards district
Miss Alice Laclair; Stebbirs district
Miss Clara Burgess. Cello district. Miss
Florence Sherbort LacIar district. Miss
N. Grace Coolidge; Mitchell district, Miss
Angie kelley.-A son vas born % Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Weed March 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
GAYSVILLE.

Mrs. Caroline Ballard is i'll with the
prevailing distemper, also Mrs. II. y.
Flake. Mrs. William Flint, Mr.. and
Mrs O. w. Observation-Disclosures Park
or is to move from the village to hi.
farm in South Observation-Disclosures
mill has not been running the pa st
week on account of broken pulley
V. $. Cutler seems a little better at
this writing,--Thc topic for the Help
ing Hand club meeting sunday. March
20 is The Missionary CALI" leader
Julia Iucc.-Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mailer.
who were called here by tho death OF
his sister Mrs. brown. return to their
home in Concord. \. IT,. this week.
Mrs. i. V. llassar. Mrs. ~ r. Hassan,
and children went tn Hardwick Mon
day TO he absent several WHOLESALERS
Nettie Porter and son, Frank, were
called to Claremont y. H.. last week
by the death of IA rolative-A W
1 Chambcrlin. who has been quite i'll
with pneumonia. is improving.-P. NJ
Nyc is to move from Rochester back
to his home here about the first OF
.Aprl.-The ice that went down from
here Sunday stopped opposite Charles
OsGood's, causing the river 10 flow
across his meadow. and washing out
some of the track OF the White River
railroad. Passengers are transferred
| from here to Bethel by team for th'
! lrcS"nt.--A new iron bridg" is to pt
put in place of the wooden or" across
! White River in this village, The cost
: Is to be about 81 Word has been
received of the death on March II OF
pneumonia of George Miner Sr, winch
occurred at the home of ms son
George in BROOKLYN. \. y" where he
had gone only the "Wednesday before
Mr.. Miners wife died just u week be-
fore him.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
WAlTsFIELD.

Mrs. George Somervilc has been quite
sick the past week and is being cared for
by her mother, Mrs. Wheeler OF Colchcs-
ter Miss AGNES Prentiss went last week
tn kansos city, Mo, where she has "A
position as bookkceper In mercantile es-
adjustment Of which her uncle. A. =.
Richardson of St. Adams is one of the
partners. Linnc Maxwell returned
To her home in Bristol on Monday after
a six months residence in this place. Last
Friday evening the members of the CHOIR
at the Congregations, Church made her II
little surprise visit and in approe OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

mother. Mrs. Roswell Farnham, last
weck.---A nurse from Concord, N. H., is
caring for Mrs. II. j. Kilbourn.- Everett
McDuffec has returned from Troy, N. Y,
where he has been spending the winter
with his son.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Davis.
who have been spending the winter in
Waltham. Mass, came home Friday
Mrs. A. +. Blakcly returns this week
from months stay IN New York.-Mrs
Roswell Farnham went to Bellows Falls
Saturday. whore she will remain several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. f. c. Os-
good.--NIrs. Harry Kelley Is critically Ill
with pneumonia,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
ROXBURY.

Miss I.ucic Hutchinson of Woodstock is
trimming for Mrs. W. j. CARPENTER for
one week.-Mrs. Charles Howe is stop
ping ut II. 4. liowc's for the present.
Harry ridden ana Misses Laura Av,rill
and Lizzie Flynn returned to \. H. ;.
Monday morning after two weeks va
cation.--Mrs. NJ Sowlcs and Miss Made
line spent several days in Eurlngton last
weck.-J W. Fcrriss sugar house was
burned Saturday.-Mrs. Il. w. nunsmoor
and Miss Boss C.. Ilammott will go this
week to their new hom" in Montpclior--
Mrs c. r.. Merriam and two children Went
Friday to their now home in Rochester
Ilr. T.. W. s;i9Nton WAS In Morrisvllo
over SunhaY.-'.. II. V'riu entertained
n partN of irio nds ln.i rhnrsdaN evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
MORGAN.

Glen Barney IS moving to Barton Land
ing.--A. II. Daggctt is gaining slowly from
his fall several weeks aEo.-E r. Cox and
.,I'rank Carr are working in the tin shop
ut Bartetts.--W. A. Wilcox. who is SICK
in Florida. is gaining a little at last re-
ports and his friends hope to have him
return home as soon as warm weather
comes old Mrs Payc, whose husband
. ran away and left her over Il year ago
has become a town Chargc.-The Wood
3nan are talking of olecting State Clerk
Gilmore for one of the delegates TO Mil
tyaukec next summer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23
MCRETOWN.

William Turner ana wife from Barre
visited relatives in town over Sunday
The students are home from Montpelier
Seminary this wock.--Miss ClCra Sp2uld-
ing is sick With tho measles The Ladies
Aid meet with Mrs. Iiaylctt this week
Woancsduv.-Thc Henry Family Thcater
CoWrany have n weeks engagement IN
thc town hal.-Mr. Wattcs from Boston
was in town Monday. w. y. Ward is
in Montpelier this week on jury.