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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
LUMBER CLAIM UNSETTLED
Court Of Claims Mny Not Meet agnin
until November.

Montpelier, May 3.-Thc court of claims
adjourned this noon after nsdcrn,- tho
claims laid before it Yesterday Tho .d-
the chief judge. Ex-Gov w. w. Stick
hcy or Ludlow, who is ono of tho State
commissioners to establish the boundary
line between Vermont and New York
IS attempting to get a settlement on tho
-FOUR claims presented yesterday for llm-
h'r cut by the commissioners in estab-
l'shlng this line details OF which were
given IN this mornings Free Press If
such settlement Is reached 1t is prob
able the court will not convene before
November. but if not, it may he called
together before that time TO consider
these claims.
The court to-day rejected the claim
presented yesterday by Augustus Had
dock Of Craftsbury. who asked to be re-
imburscd $3l, which he paid the State for
a peddlar's license which had been ro-
turned. This claim was rejected on the
ground that. although the license was
returned when supreme court declared
such licenses unconstitutional, Mr. Pad
dock had all the benefits accrung from
Such license, ana because the I.egis-
laturc of 1901 when it enacted n law rc-
laring TO peddlar's licenses. which would
hold water refused to allow several
claiins presented to it similar to that
Of Mr.. Paddook X. The court Of claims
believed that if the court OF last resort
turned down such claims they would not
be justified in allowing them.
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MODERN WOODMEN MEET
lbout no Ncmbcrs in Attendance ~
Annual state Encampment-New.
Iy Elected Officers.

Brattleboro. May 3.--Fully two hundred
representatives gathered here to-day in
attendance upon the annual State en-
campment of the Modern Woodmen of
America The meetings were held in the
Aown hail.
IN" kov. l.. NJ. Kenncston of North
Hiaulchoro gave tho address of welcome.
Ehlch was responded to by State Deputy
4. y. Palmer Of Burlington. At noon a
Hre't parade was given with about 10
men IN line, headed by the First Regi-
hcnt h"nn. Uniformed drill teams from
hratti.h"r"' Barre and Graniteville form
'd 'h' most attractive part of the parade.
Inc teams gave AN exhibition drill on
tho street in the evening which was wit
nessed by fully 800 people.
At tho business session held i'm the af-
trrnoon the following officers were elect
I'd: Counsel. II G. Aver of Bridgewater.
RdViser s. f. Miner OF Brattlcboro. cx-
tollont banker, \. NJ. Lewis Of Wells:
rl"rk. II. c. IIawlcy Of Cambridge. cs-
cort. NJ. u. Small ot Jericho; watchman
Angus McAuloy Of Wilder: sentry I,
F'annari of Lowell; managers. ~ W
Jennson Of SwHnton, q. NJ Morse of
bakersfield and T.. L. Van Of Sheffield
delegates To the rational enoa lnpuert at
Milwaukee. J.. Louis Linsenmcir of Wi.
hooski and W. l.. Whitcomb Of Mont
pelisr. alt"rnat's. e. l.. Dye ~ Rutland
md II. {. Gleason of St Johnsbury.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

lrof &. II. Wiley has resigned his nos f.
ton as principal Of Hardwick Academy
the same to take effect At the close of the
school year Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley have
becu here for two years and have made
many friends who will regret their depart
ure.-Miss Eito Waldron. who has been
confined 10 the house by illness is able
to be out again.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Jeudevine,
who has been suffering from an attack of
the grip sccms To he improving
slowl! Mrs. William LaJoy of Hart
ford Conn, arrived in town Friday
morning TO make an extended visit with
her son, j. q. La.Ioy. Mrs. -. {. Stewart
rs visiting her sister in lowell, Mass. She
expects TO meet her daughter. Mrs. NAL
colin Ross, there ana she viii accompany
her hOme.-Thc monthly meeting of tho
United Workers ef the Congregational
Church will be held this week at the home
OF Mrs. q. J. Paquette Friday afternoon
An interesting programme has been o.
ranscd.-A largely attended reception was
given the Rev. and Mrs J. a. Dixon IN
the parlors OF the Methodist vestry FRI
DAY evening. Light refreshments were
served.--Mr. Lapman. who has clcrked In
the Paauette drug store for eome time. has
finished work there ana gone to his home
In Swanton. Mrs \. =. Irish. who has
spent the winter with her daughter. Mrs.
4. u. Titus has gone tn Morrisvlle, where
she will reside. Miss Flora Foss has gonc
to Johnson, whore she will teach his
srring.--Mrs. I,rloy has been quite sick
Oontiaued ON second PaEeD
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. BENJAMIN Hewitt and son and
Miss Ina Champlin. Of Brockton. Mass.
Mass. were called here by the serious
Illness of Mrs. J. =. ChampIin.-Eort
Whittemore. from New Haven, has
moved his family 10 the farm that u. k.
Severance purchased of William Moore
reocntly.-Sevcral from this place at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Botsford in
Bristol on Sunday.-Rev. j. b. Gooding
preached his first sermon In this place
at the Methodist Church last Sunday
very acceptably.-Mrs. Heter Durant,
sr.. Is seriously ill.-0eorse Taylor has
moved his family to tho house vacated
by Mr.. Shackett.--Mr. and Mrs. o. Law.
renee. Of Vergennss. were rsosnt guests
At George Hedgsa-Albro Rsnny has
moved from Salisbury into the lAnordes
tenement. and Mira. l. 3. Board.
man were guests at +. II Rowley's In
New Haven. aud Mrs. q. M. Bosworth's
in Bristol. last week.--Mlss Agnes
BoardMan fell from a chair last Thurs
day in such a manner as to receive
some painful bruises, but fortunately was
Not seriously injured. The children of
Mr. and Mrs. clyde Olmstcad. VIM have
been 50 seriously i'll with pneumonia
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ADDISON.

Ederick Bodettes span Of colts recent
ly got frightened and ran away. They
were stopped by Howard Clark, after
running somc little distance. but no one
was hurt.--Tlc body of Mrs. Fields of
Eergennes was placed in the Willmarth
burying lot last week. She died at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Bottsford, in
Nergennes last winter.rhe people
around the Corners observed Arbor day
and set about 20 maple trees. making "a
great imprOvement.-Mrs. O'Bryan went
to Ferrisburgh Monday TO care for Mrs.
Samuel Hand.-The tenement house OF
Thomas Brothers came near burning last
week. 1t was occupied by G. NJ. Clark,
and Mr.. Clark was away at work. Tho
children set ire TO a pile OF old rails near
the house and the wind spread the fire.
The house had to he kept wet by the
neighbors to keep it from turning Miss
Daisy Clark. tie primary teacher. was
off duty last week. owing TO sickness
Mr.. and Mrs. a. j. O'Bryan went to Bris-
tol Sunday to attend the funeral Of their
old schoolnatc, Mrs. Bottsford.-
Grange is to entertain Mount Ihilo
Grange of Fcrrsburgh May l9.-Thc So
cial at John Carrs was we'll attended,
$40 being rcalized.-Thc Ladies' Aid So
ciety met May II mt the veStry. Tea WAS
served at iivc cents Il cup.
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BENNINGTON INQUEST.
Authorities stu lnvcstigatiug tho
Death Of Fred Bartlett.

bennington. May THE inquest over
tn" death Of I'red bartlett. who was
fund dead H. the street At North Ben
nrneton sunday morning. was resumed
before judge T.. T.. Bates to-day and
about d dczon Witnesses wcrc heard
Among them wcrc two mon from New
York state and Charles Allen. proprietor
Of the saloon at Nilloomsac.
At th" close Of tho hearing to-day
States Attorney w. Il. Daley said that
he was well satisfied with the way the
"isc was going. While he could not
make any uf the "vidcnc" public he felt
that considerable progress had been
made. lie also stated that the inquiry
would be continued to morrow and he
duubte,1 If ii could hc finished tt.n
The six boys are still in Custody Ono
story that is in circulation here is that
George Ora awfurd in his testimony said
that ono of the boys row under arrest
slept with him the night after the trag-
coy and befor" they went tc slccp the
hoy said they had a fisnt with Bartlett
and .gavc him Il terrible lic,>inG This
report cannot be confirmed at present
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LINCOLN.

DIR. Il. u. Colby and wife of sudbury
were in town over Sunday tho guests OF
his uncles. a. e. Merrill and Page Colby.
They left Monday for a vacation OF three
weeks in New York.-Thc Rev. J.. f.
Thurston will begin his labors as pastor
of the united churches here next Sum
day. Services will begin in tho Union
Church the first six months ALL interest
ed In having a Sunday school at Down
ingville are requested to meet at the
school house next Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock.-pr. w. ]. Brandon and wife
were brought before Justice |. \. Colby
Friday and fined s. and costs each for
breaking the peacc.-Therc is a general
moving at the Center. Lewis Green is
moving into the house near the grist
mill that he recently bought of Henry
Cove, DIR. Brandon is moving into the
house vacated by Lewis Green and
George Atkins is moving into the house
vacated by DR.. Brandon.--The Rev. J. F..
Thurstou expects To move into the
Christian parsonage this week.
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Entire Stock of the Consolidated
Light and Power Co., of
Montpelier Sold.
WESTERN CAPlTALISTtl
Three Ncn from Port Huron Numt
rurchnscrs-New Owners TInu ~
develop More Power for I, y.
Of Crauitc NanufarturcrS--
Sold ny National Life Co.

Montpelier May 3.--Thc entire stock
of the Consolidated Light and Power
company wa sold April IS to Wilbur
7. Davidson. \. i. Bennett. George q;
Moore of Fort liGron, Mich. and their
"ast"rn associat tes, but announcement
~ tho fact has been Withheld pending
final checking up Of titles and earn
inrs during the past few years. Tho
sale was made on an all cash basis
aud tho consideration paid makes It
tie largest property deal and trans
ference in The history OF MontpcIier
nr "i Washington county II is the
purpose Of tho purchasers to com
r"nc" at once extensive additions to
IN" plant 50 as TO bring its assured
capacity MP to the needs Of the rX-
isting and rapidly Increasing market
for light and power and especially for
an effective. reliable. economical pow
"r for the qlarrying and manufacture
ing oC granite.
Tho Consolidated property which on
tends its lines and holdings from Bol-
ton Falls 80 the best granite
ruariies in existence, H. well
known Ia the people of this vicinity
From small beginnings III tho eighties
IT WAS gradually developed with moro
or loss Indifferent success. until in
1opc II passed into the ownership Of
the National Life insurance company.
lhat company at once proceeded to
supplement the water power at Bolton
with new and modern steam auxil-
larry plant at the Pioneer Falls The
work of designing, building and in
stailing a new station was done under
'!" efficient management of Il. L. Cole
man. the general manag ger, and when
completed made the Consolidated prom
eriN one of the best equipped and
most valuable electric properties in
New England. 1t is now supplying
municipal Lighting to the cities of
Montpelier and Barre and to the town
OF Waterbury. II furnishes power TO
the Barre & Montpelier Traction cont
panN and has about 500 other domestic.
power. office and commercial custom
ers.
1t was tho original intent OF the in
sdrancc company when it, acquired the
properly to put it into shape, dcvclop
us capacity and make it marketable
Tor outside capital, and tho further
development of power for which the
local markets are both extensive and
ready. That design is now completed
by the cash sale of tic property to
men OF resources and experience, un-
der whose management further extern
U"ns VIII be undertaken at once.
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FINAL DISPOSITIONS TAKEN.
Testimony Finished In Rutland's Elec.
ti0n COntest.

i'utiand, May 3.-The final depositions in
reout'al were taken to-day by tho attor.
"ss OF Edward Pomeroy. the relator in
'ne quo warranto proceedings Instituted
against Alderman Guy 0. Keiton a. tho
result OF the aldermanic contest in ward
IL last March. George Noycs testified
that kelton offered him 81 for his vo,,
rev days previous to election hut whom
1t came to the cross cxa animation hi. msr,.
ory was rather misty. He answered. neor.
ly all questions with II don't kpou, >,
or Il can't remember Several otha,
witnesses were examined.
Mr. Kelton was on the stand this nftor.
noon ana denied that he ever Offered
Noy"s any money for his vote saying tho,
h" was not even acquainted with thu
man. Fomeroy was also on the stand ana
denied all Of the charges brought out IN
the previous testimony, lie stated that
lie never gave no whiskry to any one.
Another witness stated that ON election
day he was given whskcy which he was
told was "Kelton high license whiskcy."
The taking of depositions WAS kept up
until 4 laio hour tonight
Butler 4 Moloncv attorucys for kcllnn
were tonight granted An addiiinna two
days In which to take testimony IN re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-04
JUMPED INTO A TUNNEL.
Unkuowa Man Committed Sensational
Suicide In New York.

New York, May @.-Shrieking and
laughing and brandishing knife TO
keep Off all who would interfere with
his suicidal purpose, an unidentified
man about 30 years old. jumped or the
coping Of the entrance to the Fourt a
avenue trolley tunnel at Park avenue
and saith street to-day. lie struck on
his head and was instantly killed. He
chose the moment for his jump. appar-
emily with the idea that an approach.
Ing car would crush him II his leap
did not prove fatal. The motorman
brought the car 10 q stop with the fem
der over The mans body but the jump
had been enough 10 accomplish tne
suicides purpose.
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MIDDLEBURY.

'ards hay" been received in town an.
houncing the marriage of Miss Lydia
May Richn"r OF Carthage. n. y, and
george Alden Wcllman of Boliyer, n.
l.. on April - at Carthage. The bride
VIII be remembered as milliner for
merly with Mrs. J. w. Lawrence of this
town.
The engagement has been announced
or Miss Alice Bird for several years
bookkecper for Beckwith e. Co., to
George Knapp of Seattle. Wash.
The body of Miss Dorothy Thackett.
youngest daughter of Israel Shackott.
arrived here Saturday night. The
young lady had for several months
been employed in corset factory AT
Worcester. Mass. She was taken III on
Thursday and died after a 80 hours
illness from an attack Of acute per-
itonitis. Miss Shackctt was about 20
years Of age. and WAS well-known in
this village. having been employed in
the home Of G. S. Wainwright for
soric time. The funeral was held from
st. Mary's Catholic Church Monday morn
inS at nine o'clock. Father Shannon Of
fciatcd.
+. j. King who has been the popu
the past year, has resigned his posi-
lion to take Il much better one in Bur-
iinSton. where lie will be day opera
tor Mr.. McNulty of Shclburnc will
take his place here as night operator.
The home of Mrs. l.. W. Bird on North
ficasant street was the scene of a pretty
wedding Monday morning at i0,,,O O'Clock,
when her daughter, Miss Alice Bird WAS
married 10 George T.. Knapp. Tho Rev
Thomas Simms performed the ceremony
Only relatives were present. dainty
wedding breakfast followed. The bridc
mas ho"n bookkc"pcr aud cashier for
Rockwith a Co for II years and the
groom. who graduated from Mddlnbury
college with the class of 1858, is a
prominent lawyer and real estate dealer
in Seattle. Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. knapu
went South on tho flyer for short trip.
They will make their home in Seattle,
Wash.
Thomas Crowley. who purchased tho
Robert Johnson place about a year ago.
has just erected windmill of the
acrmotor design. Mr.. Crowley says he
finds II great convenience. also a great
Improvement from the old systom-pump.
ing by hand
H.,
Stephens Episcopal Church was held I'm
the vestry OF the church Monday even
ing and the following officers were elect
ed Vestrymen. B. II. lane. N. Goss, w.
l.. Cady, Joseph Kelly and George Mead:
clerk of the parish and keeper OF re.
cords. Henry J.. Sheldon. After the busi-
ness meeting was over refreshments were
served by the ladies of the church and q
very pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. q. Hunt are rejoicing
over the arrival of a girl baby at their
hume.
Former Governor J. w. Stewart and
Miss Jessicn Stewart have returned fror.
colorado, whore they spent the winter.
Al the regular meeting of the Voiuu- |
tcor Hose company and tho lllslcv Hook
and I.Hdder' company they voted In come
rat aud assist tho william r. C,,.se1y
Post No s.. q. A. r. on Memorial ~,
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

Mrs. Fred Morrill, has been in Hunting
ton visiting for the past week.--Amelia
Morrill, of Warren is here visiting friends
and rclatives.-Thc creamery started
Monday with Charles Orvis butter
maktr.-Ml. and Mrs William Chase of
Bristol visited at Philaander Orvis's Sum
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Guindon and
Mr.. and Mrs. David Merrill visited at
their parents, r.. II. Young's. Sunday
Miss Mchan commenced school in the
Jerusalem district Monday Emma Hal
lock caches in Hillsboro. where there
has been no school for n number of
years. and has Il scholars. Cora Hurl-
burt teaches in the Casey district where
Miss Sweet taught.--Mrs. Clara Russell
of Royalton was here to attend the auc-
tion sale at the home Of her mother, the
late Mrs. Dorcas Iallock.
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BRIDPORT.

Fred Harris and u. l.. Grosvcnor have
sold their single drivers Edison Alien
stock. to Oscar Miller of Port Henry.
to be used as coach team BY Mrs
rootc.-A. II. Palmer Is seriously i'll
Drs. Martin and Townsend recently per-
formed successful operation for up-
pendicitis on the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Eutlor.-.Iohn Petty is On
the sick ist.--Conmuuion VIII be oh.
served at the Congregational Church
next Sunday.-Mr. ANA Mrs. Oliver Lap
nam arc the happy parents OF Il daush.
'or-Ihc Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gr"sati"nal Church will hold q straw
berry festival III tn" near future. Miss
EDNA Barton has been caring for Mrs
'ic'nrn"ar and Miss Gibbs.-Mrs. J. VI.
flotchor Is in Burlington this Mcck.
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MANY DRUNKs IN COURT
INVESTIGATION Cases Plrnty since Ii.
cense Was Restored In Rutland.

Rutland. May q Since tho licensed
placed opened in this city last Monday
business has been good IN city court
To-day Fred Foster, Louis Marshall, j. &.
Murphy and George +. McCloushIin
were each given 4 10 days sentence in
the county jail. for Il first offcnsc of in
toXication and Edward j. Powers was
given 80 davs in tho House Of Corrrctlon
on second ofcnse. Murphy is a sol
dier. who was released only yesterday
from the House of Correction. -Four
drunks were tried yesterday.
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digging ditch in order to bring water
rom we'll. which he had drilled last
fall to the barns--Mr. and Mrs 0corge
Arnold. who lives with Irving Carpenter.
are the parents Of a hoy. born April %
Mrs. Frances Mitchell Is still confined TO
nor bcd.--A very pleasant meeting Of the
Epworth League vas held Tuesday even
ing OF last week at the home OF Mr. and
Ars Elmer Coonrod, where ten new
members were added TO the society
literary programme was given follow ed
by music. vocal and instrumental Re-
fres'iments of cake and coffee were
served. The next meeting will bc held
at tn" homo Of T. T.. Crandy OH the even-
ing Of Nav 10
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BAGGAGEMAN AT FAULT.
Failed Ia put Out a signal TO Stop
Passenger Train at RutIand.

Rutland. May Sired W. Icamy. bag
ehsenastcr at West Rutland for the
Delaware d Hudson raiiIoad to-day be-
fore the State board of railroad comnis-
sioners assumed the responsibility Tor
Inc head on collision which occurred
near West Rutland II lew weeks ago.
lie testified that the train dispatcher no
tilted him that the trains were to meet
at West Rutland but that ho forgot to
put out II signal TO stop the passenger
train bound west from this city. As Il
'"'ult of this mistake the passenger and
Il frcil1 At met short distance beyond
West Rutland. one of the engines being
badly damaged and several passengers
sii4hiiv injured. The he,i-ifg was not
compi' ted but no time was fix. i for
INC taking Of the remainder of the tcs-
timony.
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VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From All
Parts Of the Green Noun.
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
The winocshi Valley, Villages up North
From the Island IN the Lake to the
rnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered ~ Spe.
eial Correspos dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
vERGENNEs.

! Tho Rev. Dr. c. W. Rowlcy of BEN
ninSton has been secured by Ethan Alien
Post. G. a. r.. as the speaker for M,,n.
orlal dav.
| The annual parish meeting Of St. pniil's
| Church was held Monday when tbo fol
lowing N,strymcn were elected for ,bo
coming year: &. T.. Parker. n. i Me-
| Cu.n, T. Neville. C. W Seinlc + ,t,r-
rinston, g. s Sponcer y ~ Ncc,a,
and A. d. Nittum. At the close of Nv,
parish meeting tho vcst,v orr,,;,oa i,,,
the election of e. y. Parker nc sa,,ior ,,.n,.
J.r. X 7 Nr,,uon iu,,io,. u.,,,, ~
McC'i,n. secretary. ~ Neville tr.,suror
rhc ;,uditors ,ro T. ~. >ac,,a, ,',
1t.,,i,,,r, "'' -
ces;n convention, ,o hc MIA -, >,oa,,.,'.,.
IN Inn, or.. I. T. 7, r,.,, \. ,,,,..-
and y w N,r,.,. ,,,a,t. - :.
Spencer G. ~. soirIo y Ho,.,,,a
The t,Ienburo .vcbsrro -. M. ,,,
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RICHVILLE.

MIR. and Mrs. Jed Cottelle have d baby
girl.-The East Cemetery association
held their annual meeting on Monday
last and the following officers were elect
ed for the year; President, Mrs. NJ e.
Rich; vicc-presdcnt. w r. Delano: Sec
rotary and treasurer. H. s. Brookins;
trustees. John Dumas. Emery Patnodc,
Sr. Or. Townscnd.- Miss Agnes Tread
way is teaching in Sudhury.-H. S.
Erookins went To Rutland on Tuesday
to attend the funeral of his sister. Mrs
Clara Wells.
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NEW HAVEN.

E. s. Rowley of Shelburne is tho guest
OF his son, T.. Il. Rowcy. and family
George Everest and family Of White
Creek. n. Y, were in town tho last of
the week. called here by the death of
Mrs. Everest's sister, Mrs Botsford. of
Brlstol.-Mrs. Adams went to White
creek Monday with her son. George
Everest. for Il visit of several weeks
Mrs. Theresa Gregory is visiting friends
in Salem. ". Y.-Mr. and Mrs a. +. Ros-
coe and son were IN Middlcbury Monday
to attend the wedding Of Mr.. Roscoe's
cousin. Miss Alice Bird of Mddlobury.
to George Knapp of Seattle. Wash.-Nel-
son Santau has moved TO Bristol on one
OF Patrick ONeili's farms.--Mrs. Barnard
OF Bristol is working for Henry Ward
Mr.. Rivers of Fcrrisburgh has moved m
to u. G. Pallner'S hOuHc.
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PANToN.

Irving Carpenter has recently bought
OF Elverton Ward a piece OF land which
will be used a. a pasture.--Burton Kent
and son. Bruce were in Burlington last
week to consult doctor concerning the
latters eyes.-The next meeting OF the
ladies' Home circle will ba held with
Mrs. Charles drandy Wednesday after.
noon. May l0.--News has been received
of the serious illness of Mrs. Della Trask.
"a long time resident OF this place, but
who has resided with her son for some
time in Worcester, Mass. Ernest Rivers
who had been much improved from long
sickness of typhoid pneumonia, is suf-
ferns frun relapse, co. ". sherman
has fierce Of men at work blasting and