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ResiGent of Essex Junction Has
Left for Parts Un-
known.

George par.oN of ESSEX junction left
his home Tuesday evening and his where
abouts are Unknown 10 his family. He
went away from tho house carly in the
evening carrying snall grip. He told
his wifn he was to attend a lodge meeting
IN Rurlinston and might bo back that,
night or might not until morning. In
some way unbchnown 10 his family he
had removed AL OF his clothing. both VIM
ter and summer.
Mr.. partlow came to this place soma
eight years ago and until this year was
employed ns electrician in charge Of the
Peoples Electric Light and Power con-.
pays plant Since the beginning OF tn"
year he has heen employed by an electric
hsht company of Burlington. He was
we'll respected until within the last two
sears or So since which time his actions
with "A woman outside the family hav,
caused considerable comment. Evidently
t' did not leave with her as she has bcet
soon since rartlow loft.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs,
IartloN. who is a very cs,ilnablc woman
Mr.. partlow is proba bly, between 81 and q
years old. They have no children.
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GREAT Fun HUNTING
4 Wolf Ran 10 Miles before He Was
Caught by Presidential Party
President in Foot Race.

Frederick. Okla, April 12.-1hia his been
an ideal day for President Roosevelt and
his party of hunters. The weather has
been cool and cloudy. The party goes out
at $50 o'clock each mornins and returns
10 camp at eleven o'clock for dinner.
Fresh horses are saddied by attendants.
and a flesh start is made ii, 80 -. n. one
of the diversions of the camp was Il scr,
of foot races in which the President par
ticpat.d
The dogs are so accustomed TO pursuing
wolves that they left off chasing n Wild
cat yesterday when wolf was ccentod.
Last night a raccoon was caught in
Deep Red Creek and it is now in camp
as I've trophy cf the Caase
In one of the runs wolf was closed
over tho hills and across creeks and
through tir her for ten miles. The ,acs
was fast and nhen the wolf was cap
turned, there were only four of the party
within sight of the aniinal-Bob Burrett,
Guy Waggoner ard John htei nathy.
three old tirc cowboys. .nd President
Roosevelt. About IL dogs cre taken out
at time. and the remainder of the pack
is kept at camp. Their yelps can be
heard tor miles.
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MIDDLENURY.

PoOrmaster jackson has returned from
Waterbury, whore he went several days
ago with an order releasing Mrs. Sarah
Jane King. who has been in the Insane
asylum for the past five months The
release, which is CONDITIONAL was grant
ed on tho application of her children, who
believe her sane. and that they can take
care of her in the future
At the election of the candidates. who
passed the Rhodes scholarship cxamina-
tions, Harry Holt of West Rutland of
the class of i2o5. was chosen to represent
this state Mr.. Holt was graduated from
West Rutland high school in 1901 cnter-
ing Middlebury College in the fall of
that year. Throughout his college course
Mr.. Holt has been very popular and his
recent appointment receives the hearty
endorsement OF all.
Mrs. Frank Lucia. who has been i'll for
some time. died at her home on South
Main street late Friday evening at the
agc of 6s. She is survived by n daughter,
Mrs. Henry Daniels OF Saratoga n. ",
who arrived in town about two hours be-
fore she died. Tho funeral was held from
ST. Mary's Catholic Church Monday
morning at nine o'clock ana tho burial
was in the family lot in the Catholic
cemetery.
Tho maple sugar seasTn. which has
practically closed is onn Of thu shortest
recorded in this section for over
go years and the amount Of
sugar ana syrup made is far
below the average. The quality is
however, pronounced Al and better than
in many years when there was nm abund-
ant flow of san. The market for sueoto
promises to be met with honey, as tho
bees are reported to have wintered Veil
and the leading apiarists are predicting
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Troy Methodist Conference For.
mally Opened Yes.
terday.
PRESIDING ELDERS REPORT
Rev. }. l.. Fort Reelected One Of the
sccretnrIcs--BishOp Warren Con.
ductcd Opening Communion SER
Vicc--A Annfvcrsnry Ce!ebrn-
lions Held Last Evening.

Saratoga. y. y, Arri! 12.-Rishop War
rem of Denver. Colo, presided at the
sevolty-third annual Troy Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
which opened here to-day.
II the op, ming comnul ion service ha
was assisted hy Presiding Elders Stev-
ons of Albany. Brown Of Rur!ing.on.
'i,ismot Of Plattsburz'i. ,iishes Of
Meoh1nicsVillc. and Gates of Troy. At
tho business Session the following of
iccis were reelected: Sccrctaries, tha
Rev. 5. w. Cox of Salem and J. l.. Fort
of Middebury: statistical secretary. G.
Il. Crc'n of Falatie; treasurer. Chas.
Edwards OF schuyierville.
The committee on memoirs which was
appointed includes the Rev. S. n. Hauley
| OF Saratoga, Ferrie Of Ellenhurg.
Guernsey of kceseville. sawyer OF Will
iamstown. Mass. Graham of Albany,
Gates of Troy. Kerr Of South Glens Falls
and Griffin Of Troy
! Tho presiding elders presented reports
on Troy. Albany. Burlington, Saratoga
and Plattsburgh dlslrio'..
| Tonight anniversary celebrations of the
conference Sunday School Union. the Rev.
/ Robert al. WashDurn of Old Chatham,
president. and tho Conference Tract So
| cictv. the Rev. James NJ. Cass OF Clinton
vile. president We're held jointly Tho
! principal address was delivered by the
| Rev. DR.. John I. Mcfarland of New
York
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WEYBRIDGE.

The funeral Of Mrs. Kate Twitchell WAS
held from her late home on Thursday of
last week and was conducted by the Roy.
X. l.. Thompson former pastor. The
intermcnt n the North ccmetcIv.-M
W. &. Sturtevant is seriously ILL., Mrs.
Levi Austin is improving The schools
IN town lave opened for the sTrinE term.
Miss Sparks has returned to the village
and Miss Shea to the pulp mill Miss
Hamilton will teach at the monument
and Miss McMurty at the stone school
hcuse.-Eon Hamilton has gone to Fer
risbureh to teach IN the Sattcrly district.
Miss Grace Twtchcl returned 10 West
Addison to her school last flol.day.--C.
A. Sprgg has entered the employ ynent of
the Shaw Brothers. Ernest Bostwicll
moved to IT, .. Wales tenement house
and Carl Shaw is moving to the house
vacated by MIR. PostMick.
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CHI7TENDEN COUNTY
WINOosKl.

At the annual meeting OF Webster
Lodge. No. 6l. f. and 4. NJ. held in the
Masonic hall Thur.day night. the follow
ing officers Wrrr elected for the year
ensuing: w. NJ. A. T.. Clement; :. W..
George Mcbride; j. W. Frank r.. Big
wood: treasurer. c. II. Shipman; sccre-
tary George II. Reynolds; :. H., r. H..
Bgwood; J. ~. T.. s wright: :. s,
". F.. Mcbride: j. :, George Sinclair.
chaplain. W. ". Brander; marshal,
Fred Wilson; tyler, Robert Taylor.
Following tho election IL banquet was
served.
Mrs. Louisa Dupaw, one of the old
ct people IN the Village. and who tor
tho past two years has been at the
town poor farm. died Saturday of old
age. Mrs Dupaw WAS in her S9th year
and was wcll-known throughout tho
county. Tie. funeral was held sun
day afternoon at five o'clock from the
poor fHrn. Tho services were conduct
cd By the Rev. T.. $. Morey Of tho
Methodist Church and the intermcnt
was in Green Mount cemetery. The ar
rangcments were in charge of a. l..
Clement.
In justice court Monday morning one
Of the largest grists for some time WAS
s''u"u o"' us '."' ~ n'"'
saturday and Sunday. OF the nine ar
'es's, - cases WE'RE n'.'o ou' "''u "''
PoSeo VI as .o''o"s. >"'' We
.'''"'sHc" po'ore '"S''oe "'">eS 'o'
p''"0" Oh ,'' "'''' "''c VI "'" "
WIS r"'n - an" COSY, ''' '',' ',''''e.
'or '''e ar"nN We Su''icu an" .,'"o al
r""se"''"'S 10 '"9 '"' '','' :" '"' o'''
c"Ne' oe'hs feicsSc" Oh oa'' u'', pay
,'!eN' Ii "'aue' n""''s 'a'.r''''' '"u'N"
name 't"e' Ma''os anu '''! luz
s"'u'''S' were an ii'u - anu ,'H'N "'
,h'oNicutloh ana VIII u,ho ''c'' '.h o'S
!" ,'' nd''h ,"'l~o, IT, was pre',',.., +,
MIN me OF % 'ho '"S'S a" a'u"N
as rf'seht IN '"i"r q ms -" p'''''"s'
which ne ceieprat'd Moh""! Ny oc'
ncl / Iarron vas fined a. ard costs IN
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RIPToN.

Joseph CHswell has rented the Austin
Eubar placc.---Mrs Nina Caswcll and
Mrs. Clara King have been sick with
the grip the past week but are little
better.-Mr aud Mrs Nelson Ken
worthy of " Nurccster. Mass were in
town Monday calling on friends and
old neighbors. many friends OF
George Farr who has been very sick
III Lincoln. arc pleased to hear that he
is out of danger Alden Fisher has
taken George farr's place this year.
Austin Eubar has bough- of II. H. Day
the place formerly owned b. Amherst
Noble--fIonry Powers had the ,nsfor
tune to crasl. OIL" foot quito badly in
tnt: HuntlcV mill Hard lat Weell
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SNOREHAM.

pr. Mct;ibbon is at the Hotel Bissell
with the intention of locating III town.
Mrs A. f.. Nottingham is in Bridport as
sisting in the care of her mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Parish. who is at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Ora Gibbs.A son
was born Saturday TO the Rev. and Mrs.
y. A. Carlson.--Mr. and Mrs. Vadney and
family have arrived in town and are To
live in the in the Prunia house MIR.
Vadney is the new clerk for Waite and
Stokes. The Shorcham Manufa curing
company will begin making cheese April
l1-Mrs. Ruth Cook, wife of J. q. Cas-
well, passed away Thursday afternoon.
aged IS A husband. three daughters and
two sons survive her. The funeral was
held Sunday al one o'clock at the house.
Two daughters, Mrs. A. NJ. Smith of this
place and Mrs. Alton Lefiingwell of Mid
dlotown. and granddaughter. Miss
Elizabeth CassNcll, Of Mddlcbury We're
present.
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LINCOLN.

The two-y. ..-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eden Atkins dlcd Friday from grip ana
pneumonia. The funeral was held at the
Methodist church sunday at ii a. M The
family have four young children, all of
whom have been dangerously sick with
the same disease. The others are now inn
proving.-Mrs. Wallace Farr died FrGay
evening after Il three months illness with
cdtarrh of the stomach aged i6 years.
The funeral VIII nc held at the Union
Church san lay at y. m-Miss Jcin. .
Morgan returned to Bellows Falls Fri
day to finish her years work as teacher
in a graded school therc.--W. W. Nor
.an's child .S sick with the prevailing
distompor.--C Charlos Lee went to Ferris
nurgh Saturday, where he VIII spend the
spring with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana
Mrs Fred Tupper and attend school,
Mr. and Mrs. l. q. Elliott of Shclburnc
are guests of Mrs Lee and other friends
here.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Circcr. wife of Wallace
Flrr. who died Friday evening, was porn
in this town is years, ago an. with the
excepti,n Of ejsht yoYrs in Bristol has
always lived here IN lS7a she was mar
ricd To Wallace Farr by whom she had
nlne children. seven Of whom survive her.
five sons and two daughters. ranging in
age from five to "a wears She il also
survived hv hor father. William Green
and three sisters. Mrs. Henry Hurlburt
of Jericho. Mrs. Eugene Thomson of
Northfield and Mrs. Nathaniel Clark %
this town. Mrs. Farr was a kind neghhnr
and n devoted wife and mother The i,..
moral WIS held at the Union Church Sun
dav afternoon and was largely attended.
Th. Rev s Perry Of Bristol officatcd. q.
A. Ihaver had charge Of the arrange
ments and funeral hymns were sung by
| Mr. and Mrs Luther Rhodes Mrs. r.
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BRIDPORT.

Abbio, youngest child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel ilucstis. is very i'll with
appcndicitis.--rhe high school opened
Monday. Apri! 10, with Miss Ruth
Snow teacher. Mathew Ferguson was
buried Monday afternoon. Tho SER
vices were held in Masonic hail and
W. NJ Grand.y rcCit"d thc Masonic
ritua!.---The ordination of the Rev.
Henry Lamb will be observed at The
Congrcgational Church Wednesday.
April l9.--Thc sick AT William Hc-
bcrt's are improving.-Mrs Mary ST.
John Of Cornwall recently visited at
Alien Barn.tS
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RESPONDENT ON STAND.
Reuben bronson SAYS lie Shot Charles
Lyon in Self-Defensc.

Guildhall. April l. The principal eNi-
dence AT the Bronson trial to-day was
that of the respondent, Reuben Bronson.
He testified that the night Of the shoot
Ing Frank and Charles Lyon came to his
house. Frank used very threatening
language and then fired two shot at tLe
witness. The witness then fired at
Charles Lyon believing the latter was
70 attack him, and the shot took effect
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
Montpelier. April G--The ease of Nc
Kinstry vs.. Collins that has been on trial
just three weeks in Washington county
court went to the jury AT three o'clock
this afternoon. n. G. ShurticM. who
has conducted the case alone for the
plaintiff. occupied the entire forenoon
with his closing argument. Judge Mum
sons charge. which occupied about ~
minutes. carefully covered every point Of
law applica BILE to the case.
Jiry was at once cmpanelled in tho
c'se OF Terence McEane VS.. Mari e.
uo'dor. This case has been twice tried
III washington county court. Al the first
'ria' thc Jury disagreed and at tho sec
ohu tr'ai verdict for the plaintiff to
recover S'62e.lS was rendered. The SUI
pre!"c court overruled and sent the case
PACK ior a third trial. The plaintiff was
injured by the explosion of a blast ON the
dtfcndants S quarry in Barre. and suit to
recover on the ground OF negligence OF
the defendants was brought. r. A. JIoar
and NJ. NJ Gordon are for the plslr,irr
Senter & Sentcr and w. A. Lord for de.
fcndants.
SOUTH ROYALTON TROUBLE srr.
tiled.
The state Superintendent Of educa-
ton. Walter Il. Ranger, Of Mon ntpeiier
arrived in South Royalton Tuesday
noon and met tho directors OF the
South Royalton graded school the
principal Mr.. Sturtevant. the pupils
and their parents to advise them re-
garding the recent trouble growing out
Of the attendance OF the pupils at q
dancing party. contrary to the orders
Of the principal. They accepted his ad
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The winocski Valley, villages up North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passun,psic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores Of White
River Covered ~ Spe.
cial Cerrespos dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
vERGENNEs.

Edward T.. Cough. d highly respe tcj
citizen and prominent farmer. died We'd
Ne sday evening rt his home in West Add-
son after Il lingering illness from Bright y
disease. aged Is years. He is survived by
1.-TWO sons George and John, two daughters,
the Misses Evelyn and Ellen. two broth
ers. II. NJ Cough Of Port Henry. \. Y.
and charles :. Cough of this city. and
one sister. Miss Mary \. Cough. also Of
this city.
Hayward s. Marshall recently shcared
o. sheep, yielding 900 pounds Of wool in
! 70 hours.
Thursday evening Eugene l.abou was
arrested by Sheriff Dilon fof intoXi-
cation and brought before Justice +.
W. Tuttlc. Labou pleaded guilty and
being unable to pay hi, fine was sen
fenced 10 serve 10 days in the county
| Jail at Middlcbury. Upon the disclos-
ure OF I.abou. samuel lvcr WAS arrest
ed for furnishing him Il pint of ;.ico-
| hol. and upon his appearance in court
| pleaded not guilty, but on the evidence
! furnished the court found him guilty,
| and sentenced him to three months in
the House of correction at Rutland
where he was taken by sheriff Dillon
yesterday. This is the first disclosure
case in this city under tho new law.
| T.. T.. Banyea will carry on the Frank
Alien farm IN Waltham the coming
year and took possession the first OF
April.
! a, the adjourned fourth quarterly
! conference OF the Nergenncs charge oi
the Methodist Episcopal Churcn. held
, in the vcstry Monday afternoon. NJ. l.
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STATE Y. M. G. A.
Annual Convention to He Held In Ruts
land ErIdMy. Suturtny md SunLnx.

The annual convention of the State
y. NJ. c. A. will be held in Rutland to-
morrow saturday and Sunday. Prep
arations are being made in Rutland
for the accommodation OF delegates
and ii is expected that every associa-
ton in the State will be repre- scntcd
AT the convention. state Secretary
Morrison. as chairman OF the convcn-
tion committee. has been working dill
gently for the last few months for the
success Of the convention and there is
every reason to believe that It will be
one of the most successful over held.
w. }. Van Patten, acting president Of
the local association, G. +. North state
treasurer. and Byron n. Clark, acting
general secretary here. will attend tho
convention as delegates from this city.
The Woman's Auxiliary will hold
meetings in conjunction with the asso-
citation convention and the local auxil-
larry will he represented by Miss Hen
rietta Wood, president. Mrs. Harry
Thomas. Mrs. A. s. Duckctt, Mrs. G. G.
Peterson, Mrs. Gardner Brewer and
Others. state Secretary Morrison will
also attend the convention
The convention will be formally
opened tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock with a devotional service. fol-
lowed by the organization of the con-
vention. a retrospective and prospec-
tive talk by Frank II. Brooks, chair
man OF the State executive committee.
tho treasurers report and brief re-
marks bS the del, ,s2te9. At six o'clock
n reception will be rendered to the
delegates, followed by a banquet given
by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Rut-
land association. at which Governor
Bell will speak, At s;i5 J. 3. Tichenor
of New York will deliver an address
on Work for the Defenders OF the
Flag"
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

William Peck lcft ou Monday Of last
week for Dakota Where he will work on
a ranch.-Molvn Stone has novcd into
fiorAc. Iaurcs tenement house Nuratcd
hv William Forrest st.-Nirs. Ernest Alien
who has been scriouSly Ill with pneu-
nloria died ut his hon on School street
Friday. April I. TN" funeral was hoid
on Thursday. The int rment was III
Eristo! his former hon.c.-Arthur Brad
lev cane from Boston tC attend III" run
cral of his brother. Walter Brady which
was held from his lalc residence on
"Wednesday of last week, the Rev. MI
Forsyth offciatcd.
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a good honey year.

a good honey year.
Edward W. Train, for The past six years
the popular landlord Of the Pierce House
in this village, will on Saturday next as
sumo the proprietorrhip " the Goddard
ilousc in Ludlow. During his residence
her. Mr.. Train has been an exceedingly
popular host and his many friends here
will wish for him the best OF success in
his new home
The annual meeting of Middlebury Coun-
ell No. i4. was held in the Masonic Tem-
pie Tuesday evening. Deputy g. NJ. DR..
u. A. Baker OF Brandon WAS present AMI
inspected the lodge, after which the fol-
lowing officers were elected: DIR. T.. H.
Martin. Il. II. NJ; +. J. Hubbard. -. NJ.
Rev. W. r. Forsyth. p. s.. W. II. Brew
ster secretary: \. A. Fletcher. treasurer;
Isaac Stcarns. G. g.; George Mead. {. G.
After tho election banquet was served
in the banquet halt.
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\. VT., THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1905.

Miss Elizabeth Donovan. in the Clark
district. - Mrs. Tasgart and Ms. Dumas
Of Bristol are guests this week OF Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Beers.--Miss Bertha COL
ins. assistant principal of the high
school at Waterbury. spent the spring
vacation with her parents hero. return
ing on Saturday. Rachel Robinson
in charge OF the art department. Cod
lard Seminary. left on Tuesday to resume
duty after the vacation. Ralph Booth will
return Thursday.-Miss Florence Stcvcns
of Kceseville. n. y, has come to spend
some time with her aunt. Mrs. II. Nj.
Satterlec.
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

Miss Winnie Wa shburn of Ncbra ska
is visiting her uncle. George Stead
ilai -Adlh Iiallock s homo from
f'om tas Teton on her Eastel racation.
Castlcton on her Easter 'acatioi.--
Arthur Nimball and bride. who was Mrs
Sadie Palmer Of Charlotte have been
visiting his mother Mary kimball.
and brothers. Frank ard Clayton. mere
for Il week past.--I.indsley Brdsall had
the misfortune" to have his cvaporator
burn Saturday night. He has got an
other and is suearing ayain.--Amos
Tucker is III poor health.
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LIBRARIANS TO MEET.
state Association 10 Gather In Mont .
pclicr May 1S.

Montpelier. April l2.-E. NJ Goddard
prosiden. Of the State Library association
is arranging an interesting programme
lor Tn. meeting of the association TO he
held IN Montpelier on Thursday. May H.
Any member OF the association having
some particular subject he would like tc
have q discussed at this meeting is request
od to communicate with Mr.. Goddard. A
strong effort s being put forth to increase
the membership The membership blanks
s"ni out should he returned to Miss Edith
f.. Clark, Burlington.
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ACCEPT ROCKEFELLER GIFT
Missionary COmn,ittee Says u Has M
Legal Power to Return the Money.

Boston. April IA statement was
made public to-day by the prudential
committee OF the American board of
commissioners for foreign missions
that the committee yesterday voted to
accept the 100000 offered to the
board for mission work by John ID.
| Rockefeller. Yesterday "A supplement
| tary report was made by the sub
| committee This together with the re-
| port OF two weeks ago was adopted,
The supplementary report. made public
to-day takes UP the objections of the
protestants and asserts they are not
sunicient to prevent the board from
accepting the money.
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ARRESTED IN NEW YORK
Two Rutland Men Indicted for selling
Liquor without - Government Ii.
ccnxe Put under Rail.

Rutland. April l2--U. S. Marshal tor
ace W. Bailey received word to-day that
a. =. Saisner and ". r. Donahuc, foi
rerly of this city against whom iudict-
nents were found by the federal grand
)urv which sat at Burlington IN I'ob-
'uarv. had been appreEended in Now
York State and that each had furnished
hail in ,he sum of 800. The former was
captured at Gloversvillc and the latter
ut Granville They are charged witli
s' Wing liquor without United States
lctnsc.
DISPOSITIONS IN ELECTION CASE.
Rutland, Aprii 1.-THE deposition OF
few witnesses in the quo warranto
case Of Edward Pomeroy against Guy
.. kclton werc taken to-day before
Notary Public NJ. G.. Webbcr in the of -
,icc Of Attorney T.. II. O'Bricn. This
case is one that has grown out Of the
contesting of the election OF alderman
in ward two at the election of last
March. when kelton was declared
elected over PoncrOy. The contest
was over three votes, which were
thrown out and which are claimed by
Er pOrlcroy,
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RTCHVILLE.

Mrs. Lucy Marsh or Hinesburgh is visi-
tirc her reicc, Mrs. A. j. Cook.-Miss
Incz Cook has returned to her studies
iC Middlcbury. Miss f'rmma Brookns
OF Eas' Middlebury is a guest of her sis
ter. Mrs W. T.. Delano.-Nrs. NJ. u
Rich WAS in Castleton on Saturday.
Lewis Iapolls little daughter. who has
been very sick is on the gain.
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WIDOW BURNED TO DEATH.
PcPisilcd in the Waysidc Inn. One Of
New Hampshirc's Land Marks

Lyme. y. H., April I2-Mrs John
Colby, widow. aged g. years old. was
burned TO death to-day III 4 fire which
destroyed a building one hundred years
old, known as the Wayside Inn in this
town. The fire is believed to have started
from an overturned lamp. The building
WAS occupied by Arthur Iieaton. while
Mrs. Colby lived in rooms in the ell. The
building is one Of the landmarks Of this
section OF the State and was owned by
Mrs. r. Il. Palmer The loss will not eX.
coed $4,000. with no insurance.