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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
WORCESTER.

Mrs. Lillian Stone and daughter.
Blanche, of Mortified. are visiting at
George Fisks.-Lee Kent AMI children
of Northiield Were at NJ. p. Rents part
ol last week.-Euscuc Buck of Montpelier
was recent visitor in town.-Miss Susie
Atkins of Cabot "A former popular teach
CT in the village school, visited Il few
of her many friends in town last week,
Miss Sadie Cross who has been at work
in st. Johnsbury, is AT hOmc.-Aliss Bertha
Symonds of Montpelier was the guest
Of hcr parents for Il few days recently
q. R. Blodcett of Piltsneld is here help
iNG care for his brother ~. II. Islodgctt,
who is seriously il.-Mr and Mrs.
Albert Adams of Iarre were ut Blodcctt 5
over Sunday,-Dr. Lindsey Of Montpelier
was called on Sunday in council with Dr.
Turner in the case of Mr.. blodcctt.-
Mr. ana Mrs Guy Bancroft and son OF
East Calais are at j. Il. Wilson's for a
few daNs.
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NORTHTIELD.

James /. Kennedy died at the Mary
Fletcher hospital IN burlington Fri
day morning after n very short Illness
lie WAS taken sick March with n very
severe ease of the grip and continued To
grow worse and was taken 10 Bulineton
Wednesday night and died ut three O'Clock
in the morning. Mr. Kennedy was "A
stone cutter aud worked at his trade in
Montpelier lie WIS the Oldest son of
III, hard Kennedy of this place hcing %
years of ago and had made his homo
here for many years. He is survived hy
his father and four brothers. Thomas,
member of Go. +. Y. y. g.. during the
SPANISH American War and Went tn Man
assas junction with that company last
summer Tho body was brought here
from burlington Oh the $3.50 train Satur-
day. The funeral was held at 81. Johns
Church, the Rev. j. T. O'Ncil officiating.
George T.. Edison of ST. Adams and of
the class Of 20 of Norwich University has
just presented tho university with very
valuable collection of minerals. Mr.. Ed
son has one If the finest collections of
this kind in the State.
rho adjourned town school district
meeting was held at village hall Saturday
afternoon The meeting was called to
Crd'r by Moderator \. II. Winch. Article
nine If the warning to sec it tie town
wcunl authorize the hoar' ct school di-
r"ctors I" purchase sites ana erect hui'd-
inss wds - sicJ bv vote OF u to 10. 1t
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BRADFORD.

The Library club is to hold their meet
ing with Mrs. e. II. Curtis Wedncs.
day afternoon.--Mr. and Mrs. Russell
t,astow have sold their house To blanche
Carlton and have bought a farm in Yer
hiro.--Eiiss Margaret Callahan. II trained
nurse. came from Concord. n. H.. Fri
day to care for ]. NJ. Sawyer, who Is
very ill.-Mrs. II. J. Kilbourn is confined
to the house with an attack of the grip.
-. J. Albce is quite sck.-'rhe Fort
nightly Reading club will hold "a meeting
with Mrs. Blanche Carlton Friday after
noon.-Miss Maude Ford is at home for
time.-Mr. Green who has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. W. V. Carr, returned
to New York Tuesday.
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BiRelow Of Salem, Macs. has been spend
Ing a few days with his brother. E. X.
Bigelow, and other relatives In Stowe
Mrs. l.. B. Tomlnson IL visiting friends
in Richmond and Jericho-Mrs. Lewis
Brown and little daughter are making "a
10 days visit in Montpelier and Randolph.
Miss Susie 13iRelow of the primary de-
partinent is i'll with the grip. Miss Nellie
Watts is taking her place in school.-Miss
Mary Watts of Morrsvillc spent last
week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler Watts.-Mrs. NJ. A. Jenncy and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.. Straw attended Il
library meeting in Burlington on Satur-
day and spent Sunday with friends there.
Miss Eva Spaulding has gone to La
coma. n. H., where she has IL position In
a millinery storc.--Nlrs. Howard Downey
gave a little party last week in honor of
the fourth birthday OF her little daughter.
Nora.--The Eckhart bell ringers gave an
entertainment in Unity Church on Satur
day evening. byron Stockwel of Essex
was in Stowe on Friday.-At the regular
meeting of stowe Lodge. No. 46. I. o. G.
r. on the evening of March s. the literary
programme was in charge of Miss Mar
jorie Watts and included music. lodge To-
Gals and discussion. The lodge will have
a public social in the banquet hall of the
Akeley Memorial building. n literary pro-
grammc will be given and light refresh
ments served. All are cordially invited
s. Il. Fuller il seriously ill of erysipclas.
G.. y. Adams has tapped his sugar place.
BOSNIAN Styles recently drew load of
spruce logs containing 1854 feet to Burt $
mill from Brownsville with ono pair Of
horses. DIR. Jaynes of Waterbury was in
Stowe last Monday in consultation with
DR.. Barrows upon the case OF S. Il. Fuller.
who is seriously HE. r. Bigelow slipped
on the ice and fell last Saturday. consid-
efably injurine one shoulder.-l.Oveioy Il
Eddy received two blooded Ayrshire calves
for tho farm on West Branch from l.. ~
Drews herd at Lake View farm. South
Burlington William Mills is quite
i'll with heart TROUBLE. J.. Harris was
in Morrisville and Hyde Park on Tuesday
on oversecr business.--There was "A pleas
ant family gathering on Monday at 1.-THE
Lodges" when Mr.. and Mrs. r.. X. Bige-
low entertained at dinner three of Mr..
Bigelow's brothers. r. Bigelow and n.
Bigeow Of Stowe and w. X. Bigelow of
the firm Of Almy. Bigelow e. Washburn
of Salem. Mass. The party also included
Mrs. r. Bigelow and Mrs. n. Bgelow. -
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Munson Of Morrsvlle
were visitors at L. r. Bigclows on Tues
day and Tuesday night.-Mrs. Jeannette
Purt has been i'll with the grip and hron-
chitis for the past week.-A n. Cheney
is i'll with the grip.--The subject of the
Rev. E. NJ II. Ahbott's sermon at Unity
Church next Sunday will be miracles.
Mrs. c. r. Eddy will lead the Young Peo-
ple's fraternity meeting at p. nj.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Gilman Smith and wife have moved to
the &. VI. Morrill, farm which they lately
purchased of George Il. prmbcr.--MIs
Ellen 4. Bryant has purchased the Mel
sar Woodbury. farm and taken possesslon
Pearl II. Clark, who has carried on the
Mcsar Woodbury. farm the past nine
years. has leased the Holman farm and
moved therc.--Terrence S. Allis Of Derby.
Conn, was here last week and returned
home Saturday..-Principal &. ~. Morrill,
has bought of Clarence Swan the Smith
Clark house. so-callcd, opposite the nor
mai buildng.-Cteo. ID. iryscr was in
Burlington last week to see his mother,
who was visiting there and taken sick
with the grip. He removed her to Spar
hawks sanitarium.--The Rev. q. w. Pat
tcrson was in Hanover last weea to meet
his son. Arthur. who is attending school
in Meridon and has had trouble with his
eyes. On examination II was found that
no operation was necessnry.-Mss
Symmes. who has been with her aunt.
Mrs. C. n. Weymouth, at the Colonial
this winter. returned 10 her home In OF
tawa Can. last week. Mrs. Weymouth
accompanied hcr.-Nearly every farmer
In the north part of the town has to dra "
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Tho local exchange service has now
enough subscribers for an all night SER
Nicc.
Mrs. Thomas McCarty. who has been
quite ill., is convalescent
The Philomathean club will meet on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON with Mrs. Shipman.
The roll call will be responded to with
Japanese proverbs. Mrs. Cooley viii read
Il paper on industrial Japan" and Mrs
Shpman will have a paper on "jntan's
Mikadn'" Mrs. brown Will give a read
ing on an "Odc to Ml>aGo" There Will
also be Lesson Review" led n, Mrs
Brown.
The lIypatia cidb will meet t'riclav ar
trrnoor with Mrs. Hatch Tho tonic tn
be discussed is "Thc Japanese Govern.
ircnt.' The following members viii take
part on tho programme: Miss Moody,
Mrs. Athcrton Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Hatch
ana Miss Wells
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Tho remains of Charles W. Sandcrson
who died at tn" home of his brother, Will
liam. at Dayton. Ohio, were brought here
Friday morning at eleven o'clock and
worc taken To the Consrcg ,,tional chapel.
where services were held. the Rev. W..
$. Smart. ID. D.. officiating. Tho bearers
were DR.. W. n. Wright. DIR. ID. W. Prime.
G. III. Wnslow and Frank McCollon,. Mr..
Sandcrson was born In Brandon ~ years
ago and lived hcrc many years. lie has
spcn; much of his time in Boston, Mass.
for the past ten years where he has won
much fame as II water color artist. He
was also a talented musician, having
taught music quite number Of years.
Mrs Julia Bashaw died Sunday after
room at her home or Barlow avenue. She
was ~ years OF age.
At the fourth quarterly conference
of tho Methodist Church. held Monday
hoe ia" following stewards were elect =
cd 70" Tie ensuing year: James l..
rahcc Dr O. g. Baker II. l.. Leonard.
Il. II. VI eds. j. :. Stafford. g. Il. Phelps.
l.. A. ScVcry, II. &. Carpenter. G. NJ.
Carpenter Frank Chandler. Mrs \. a.
Jones, f. NJ. Kccler. w. \. Fuller: dis
trict steward. Or. O. G. Baker. II was
unanimously voted 10 have the pastor,
tho Rev. Il. l.. Thompson, remain for
another year.
Miss Edith Howe is spending "A few
weeks with relatives in puuchkocpsic and
New York city.
Mrs. X. Is. Wheeler has leased the store
in virgins block. formerly occupied by
q. y. Silvoi and viii move hcr mil nor.'
business there this week
Ncrrit. +. Meal, who has been proscrip-
tion cIork at the Barker pharmacy for
the past seven years has resigned his
tho drug store Of T., L. Spooncr.
Mrs. +. W. Williams has gone to Ever,
cit. Mass. for Il three weeks visit with
nor sister.
Dana Hail has moved to the rooms over
IT,. NJ. Carpenters store in the Wright
block.
Mrs Van Buskirk. who has been the
lin. leaves to-day for Syracusc, n. Y.
The eight months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T.. Rowe. died Tuesday even
ing after II weeks illness from pneumonia
Archibald Bent of North Easton. Mass
and Ernest Mason of Holton. Me-. two
employees of the New England Telephone
company. who have been i'll with typhoid
fever at the Douglas House for the pas
ten days. are improving.
Edgar Cool is making extensive repairs
on his house on Conant square.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Harmon Convey Of Lyman. y. H.,
has been recalled home on account of a
serious accident which happened to her
husband during her absence here, Mrs
T.phraim Courscr has gone To It hospital
in Montreal for surgical treatment fol
tumOr.--A. a. MacOmbcr of Jay has
bought +. H. Sanborn's FARM Eugene
Curtis of Brooklyn, \. V, is in towr
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il
Curtis.-Franls SiscO has rented H. ID
Stannards house for one ycar.-Willian
Pudvah has gone to Montreal for treat
ment in a hosptal-Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Martin arc both quite sick with the grip
Mrs. Belle Cox has gene to Waterbury
for treatment
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GAYsVILLE.

Carl Tcnny, VINO has been working in
Taunton and Fall River, Mass. for the
past year, is visiting his mother. Mrs
Ella Tcnry for a few days before going
to Pennsylvania. = Bert HARRINGTON
inovcd Thursday to the farm he has
rented of Andrew HARRINGTON Miss
Clara Quimby is working in Pittsfield--
Martin Wyman, Jr., returned this week
from a few days stay in Bostoh-N al
ter Mills and family. also Clinton Luce
and family, arc i'll with the grip.-Waltcr
ard Morris Chamberlin of Now Hamp-
shire were in town the first of the week
t. see their father \. W. Chamberlin,
who is i'll with prcumonia.-Patrck
crowley of Concord, y. H., was called
to town Friday by tho death of Mrs.
Rrown The Ladies Aid society meets
It'll Mrs. J. w. Miller Thursday after
NJ on. rho whole community was sad
d,ned last week by the sudden death OF
Mrs. Susan NWaller> Brown. which oc-
cured Thursday about noon, the cause
being heart trouble. She had not been
well for two years. but able most Of the
time 10 do her work and go among her
friends. Wednesday afternoon she spent
with friends. and Thursday morning was
about her work. saving she felt we'll"
At about ten o'clock she gave the telc-
phone the special ling that let one OF
her neighhors know she needed her. and
all was done that loving hands could Go.
Mrs Brown was born in Bethel in Mo-
venlber lSi. Her parents moving to
this town when she was ten years OF
ace Most of hor lfc since then has
boon sncnt in the home where she died.
s,r,n the death Of her daughter and
brother. - years lco she has lived alone
For over 20 wears she has been tine viii
laCc mlincr She was woman Who
vas loved alike by old and Young. as
tho crowded house and quantity Of flowers
1T her funeral Sunday afternoon testi-
fled. She leaves one brother. joel Mall
Ter Of concord, y. H.. and one nephew.
Charles McColom of Pittsfied.
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MIDDLESEX.

J. IL. Robinson rcurrcd from East
Fare Monday, much imbroved-J. Macy,
who has been working for j. u. Robin
son during thr winter. went, Thursday.
to WORK for Henry Padgcr.-Miss Ella
Comstock Is visiting her grandmother
and other relatives in Richmond. I'd
ward Cooncy's people have the measles.
Mrs. Cooncv is very sick with them, and
is attended by Montpclicr DOCTOR
Gibson Gilloway's two children are quite
sick with hard colds.--Jory Miles fam
lily are quite sick with tho crip.-Mrs
J. DcnsmoroHs sick with the grip, and
is attended by DR. Mcclure OF Mont
pclifr--Mrs. Irving pcnsmorc is aiding
in the care Of Mrs. J. Densmofc Warren
Rsley BEGAN wor,, for l.. O. Wil!cr for
tb, SEASON Mar.l,N
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ORANGE COUNTY
CHELSEA.

a tea chers examination was recently
held at the village school house by
County Examiner John NJ. Comstock.
twelve candidates Tor certificates being
in attend.Ance.--Miss Emma Adams ct
East Boston is visiting her friend. Miss
Mary George, at her residence on Court
street. mir. and Mrs. FORTS T.. Hood met
with a sad calamity last week IN the
death. by pneumonia, of their beautiful
infant boy, Paul Sanborn HCnd, whose
funeral was held OH Thursday OF last
week. birth day party was recently
given Mrs. Roxana Dewey at the resi-
dcrcc of her son. Wilbur T.. Dewey. to
commemorate the nineticth anniversary
IF her birth. Mr.. and Mrs. a. W. Whit
nev, Fred W. Lewis and Mrs. Ad"iia
Whitney from the village were among
her kindred In attendance. charles u.
Dickn son is at work as clerk in the
st ore of John =. Dodge at Waits River
a communion st with Individual cups
has recently been presented IT, the Con-
g.cSational Church, and was used on the
OCCASION Of last communion. William II.
Gilleland OF Silver Lake. Mass is visit
ing at Jose ph II. Griffin's.-Nrs. Theron
y. Spear has been very sick.-Mrs. G.
~ Bickfcrd. who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. W. ~. Sprogtic. was last
week critically iii. and her children from
away are now with her Mrs. G. ".
Fisher of Wooster. Mass. and H. II.
Bickford OF Elmira. n. Y.-Nra. Jcnnc;tc
H. Clark has sold her house to Mrs.
Adde 5. Townsend. and ha, gone to
Sylvester =. Harrington. --Gcorgc =. Lima
Do, 1,,l, hnc hn 7 Vi
H. Bixby farm on West Win for five
yrars.-Mss Grace Gnnnett. who has
hccn staying with Airs. Holton &. Anns
| for several weeks. has gone to New
| Haven. Conn. for an extended visit
| MISS Eva L. Jackson, teacher in tho
| graded school in Sharon. is visiting hcr
mother. Mrs W. II. Spracuc Tho re-
cri,ts OF the recent promenade and band
concert given under the auspices Of the
| local organization q. ladies known as tho
Ton Pin club. have paid ur the remain
| ing deficit Of tho che lisa Entertainment
association. resulting from l"st year
| lecture course. Much credit is dine these
llagc ladies ard tho public sprited peo-
| pie who participated in the exhibition
entitled the "Cld District School," given
| some weeks since for their efforts IN lift
| ing this dcbt--Charlcs \. Luce dchnrncd
| 20 cattle belonging to five different herds
| last Week.-Mrs.. Freeman Spear of Vcr-
shire was in town last week caring for
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Theron D. Spear
Willie +. Burbank who went ~ Rutland
last fall to wor': in tho railroad station.
has returned hOmc.-Hale Il. rarling.
Esq. came home tn vote at annual meet
ing. and returned directly to cont,nuN his
work with the committee which is rovis-
| ing the statutes.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTsBURY.

Dana Kceler broke his leg last week
while unloading wood.-D. +. Hoyt, aged
20 years. died At his home last week
Tuesday after an illness OF three weeks.
Mr.. Hoyt has been a lifelong resident
Of this town and a member OF the Meth
otiist Church. The funeral was held Fri
day at the Methodist Church. the Rev.
II. ]. Chrystic officiating. Mr. Hoyt was
n respected citizen. kind husband ana
father. Flo leaves a wife and one daugh-
ter. the wife Of the Rev. Hoyt Hill of
New York. aud four grandchildrcn.-
Lcota Stratton is sick with the mumps.-
William Hanson is very sick with rheu-
matte fever.--Georgc Young. aged about
81 wears, died at his home Tuesday. March
:. Tho funeral was held Thursday af-
ternoor from his home. the Rev. l.. Il.
Tuppcr officiating. Mr.. Young was re-
spected citizen and has held many offices
of trust. He leaves wife and three chill
dren, Charles Young OF New York city,
Mrs Frank Dunn of this town and Ber-
nard Young, now of the L. \. Nj. Tho
family were all present at the funeral
The Rev. Hoyt Hill went TO ST. Johns
bury Center last Saturday to visit his
mother. Mrs. Susan Hill, for a few days.
Those from out of town to attend the
funeral of d. r. Hoyt were his brother
Charles HOyt and wife. from Wolcott
b. n. Hoyt and daughter from Morris
town. Mr. Tdall from Wolcott Burt
Hoyt from Cady's Falls Miss Matte Hill
from st. Johnsbury. John COPELAND and
wife from Albany.-'rhe donation at the
common was a success in every par
ticular. The not proceeds were $l06-Mr.
and Mrs. \. c. Jackson left last Friday
;,, fai -urh ant
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Mass, is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Harry Eddy, for a few uuNS.-Mrs. T..
A. Ncwcomb is the guest Of her son. Dir.
l.. \. Newcomb. in Montpelier Tor y
Ncck.-The funeral of Harvey Eddy, who
,dved Suddenly of Il shock Thursday
night was held at late home Sunday
ut . +. NJ. There was II Largo attendance.
The Rev. q. w. Douglass otilCiated. W.
j. Boycc had charge. The hearers were
G.. l.. Moody, T.. Il. Moody, I.ddy Hart
well and Charles iaines. nephcws OF
Mr.. Eddy. Mr.. Eddy WIS born and
had lived all his life on the farm where
he died. He was succ, SSiul farmer,
kind neighbor and good citizen. tIc
is survived by a wife and two grandsons.
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RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Mary Priest, aged 81 years. died
Thursday morning at the home of her
son. Allen y. Priest. after lingering
illness with heart disease. Mrs. Priest.
who has for a number of years made
her home with her son, has until tho
past year enjoyed very good health and.
for a person her age. had been very ac-
tive. She spent the greater part of her
life in Vermont and was always Il strong
and patient Christian. The funeral was
held at the house Saturday afternoon
at two O'Clock.
J. Leroy Mann has resigned his pro-
censorship in the Thayor school of civil
engineering at Hanover. \. H.. to accept
a government position in engineering at
Denver. Colo. He will leave for that city
in few days.
Mrs. Lucinda r. U-yon). wife of IIarri-
son HARDWOOD. died Saturday afternoon at
her home on Weston street after Il short
illness with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs.
Harwood was a great lover OF her home,
where she was found to he a cheerful
companion, mother and friend. Besides
her husband she il survived by two
daughters. Miss Eta HARDWOOD and Mrs.
f., r. Emerson, both of Randolph. The
funeral was held at the house Monday
afternoon. The Rev. Fraser Metzgcr,
pastor of the Christian Church. was off,
ciating clergyman. A number from out
of town attended the funeral.
Cards nave been received in this town
announcing the marriage Of Miss Emily
Bragg Johnson. II former teacher in the
graded school here. to Fred j. Eaton OF
Fayston, where the ceremony took place
last Wednesday.
Mrs. +. OCorncll. an aged lady. who
has lived on the road toward the Center
day. Mrs. O'Conncll is survived by two
sons. Peter O'Connell of this place and
Jerry O'Conncll of Brattlcboro and ono
daughter. Miss Nora O'Connell of this
place. The funeral was held ut the
Catnolic Church Wednesday morning.
John Hatch is moving this week
| from Mrs. Ida Mann's farm, which he
to his brothers, G. c. Hatch farm, and
William Morrill, of Sharon will move
| in few days to the Mann farm, which
he will carry on for the coming year
| Mrs William H. Dubois. who has
been quite seriously i'll for the past
week suffering with bronchitis. was
reported yesterday as being a great
deal better.
| Eugene Morrill,. who has just recov-
cred from an attack Of pneumonia
was taken i'll again the first OF the
week and is now suffering with the
| lncuSlpS
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WINDSOR.

T. ID. Harpin. head keeper AZ the
Vermont state prison, has resigned. his
place being taken by G.. NJ Palmer of
tnderhill. Harold W. 1Iarpin. guard
in the same institution. has also re-
signed and will soon enter n dental
colIege.-Thc bronze tablet which ia
10 DC placed on the old Constitution
House. has arrived and is now on OK
hlDition in Tuxbury d Sons window.
The Inscription reads as follows: "rhe
Constitution House. In this BUILDING
was held July rs. 1777. the conven-
ton which adopted the constitution
OF the free and Independent State OF
vermont, the first in America TO pro.
hibit human slavery"
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

l.. NJ Bryan. wife and child OF Mont
pclicr were guests OF Mr. ana Mrs. l.. Il.
Bryan over Sunday.--E \. johnson and
wife of ST. Victor, +. @. were guests Of
their cousin. Mrs. W. T.. Marshall Satur-
dav Arthur Johnson and vito Of Barre
were guests of Mrs. Johnson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Marshall over Sun
day-Eddy Hartwell of Providence. r.
l.. was here to attend the funeral OF his
uncle. Harry Eddy. on Sunday return.
ing to his home on the midnight Usln.
SUNDAY Mrs. Sadie Parker ol Lowell
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rc.--William u. Kelley Is quite sick
with the humps at Saxtons River. where
he is attending the Vermont Academy.
His mother went last week to see him.
and they are both expected home soon
The Rev. Mr.. Berry of West Halifax
preached at the Baptist Church Sunday.
Mrs. Seaver has returned from Sax
tons River, where her son. C'con. Is at
tending the Vermont Academy. -Charles
Gallup and Joseph Baldwin have moved
from the Elkins farm tn their house on
Railroad street.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
EAST WARREN.

T.. G. Heath and wife spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bcthcl.-F. c. Lamb's
family have all been confined to the
house the past week with tic grip
Orwin I.obctt goes to Boston this week.
Arthur Hutchins's family are all sick
Mrs. Cnbc Srnoir is very sck.-Mrs.
Pclkcy died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. w. Est"y, last Friday. The fu-
neral was hold sunday and was attended
Ly the Roy. Mr. Hutchins of Earre.