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discourse both interesting and profit
ablc.--A daughter was born to MIR.
Mrs. l.. Hall. at the Derby Line house,
last week. William Davis spent last
Sunday with his son, Arthur at Miss
Charity Bates's.--The Rev. Mr.. Morey
left Derby last Friday night Miss
Miss Graham also returned to her
home in Gorham, N. n. They both have
many friends here who deeply regret
the necessity of their removal.--Wil-
liam Moran returned to Oregon last
week, only three or four more days
later than Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wild
er. who have also gone West to re-
side MIR. and Mrs. a. y. Niles came
home last Friday from Roxbury hos
pital She Ia able to be about little.
Her friends hope for n speedy rccov-
cry.--E. A. Allbee Ia about to move his
family into his fathers house. IIis
ather, Dea. A. J. Allbce will lived
with him.--Chicken pox IL the label on
many doors in our village now, but
no serious cases are reported.
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tate: hearing November "a.
Estate OF Daniel L. Harvey, Hines
burgh. Comma saioner report filed
Application for license to sell real es-
tate; hearing November %.
Estate Of Johanna Casey, Richmond
Application for settlement and decree
hearing November 10.
Estate Of Sidney Morrison. Colches-
ter. Application for license TO sell rea
estate; hearing November 26.
Estate of Margaret A. Ready, Bur
lington. James f. Ready appointed al
miristrator.
Estate OF Fannie L. Cook, Jericho
(minor). Florence r. Cook appointed
guardian.
Estate of Joseph S. Morgan. Buring-
ton. VIII filed for probate; hearing OF
same. November 90.
Estate of Henry +. IickoA, Burling-
ton. Harriet Il. Willard TrustNship
Trustees annual settlement nl/
Estate of Sarah LcaVitt, Westford
Administrators inventory, and ti1la
settlement filed.
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BRADFORD.

Kenneth Low Of Brooklyn, n. Y, Is
visiting his aunt Mrs. W. S. Cole-Nlrs.
NJ. q. Flanders is in Boston-Mrs w. G.
Woodbury. of White River Junction visit
cd her sister, Mrs. Helen Pickett. last
Week.-E. f. Mum. who for Il years was
employed IN the store OF Prichard & Hay
left for California last week, where he
expects to make his home-Mr. and Mrs,
G. n. Stephenson of Worcester, Mass
were called hero last week to attend the
funeral OF her father r. b. Cowan, who
was brought here from Leominster.
Mass, for burial last week Thursday
T.. W. Cunningham was in St. Johns
bury Friday.-Miss Gertrude Dewey went
to Woodstock last week. where she will
visit her father. J. H. Dewey. for a few
days,-Mrs. Robert Child and son. Har-
old spent Sunday in Lyndonvlle, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marston.-Mrs.
Jennie Gafield Of Waterbury was called
here Saturday by the serious Illness OF
Adelbert OsboTe.--The Christian En-
deavor society are to give social In
the church parlors Wednesday evening.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTsBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Dill have NOV
ed to their new house lately purchased
Of Elmer Bailey.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Laduke visited in Eden last week
C. II, Hanson has purchased Edward
Wheeler's home paying sl5oo.-Dr. and
Mrs. r n. Bibby have purchased Mr..
Ira Dutton's house and taken posses
sion. NJ. Dutton expects TO reside with
them the remainder OF her life.--The
Bishop brothers have moved to the j. c.
Allen house.-Dr. Dillingham; spent the
greater part of last week In Burlington
for medical treatment.-Thc Rev. w r.
Allen spent a few days in Grand Isle his
native town.--Miss Agnes Wyllc has
opened q millinery store at East Crafts
bury.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

At tho Baptist parsonage Thursday af-
ternoon Foster Il. FELTON, Of Woodstock
and Miss Ella Marsh of Melrosc. Mass
were married. The ceremony which was
witnessed by few friends, was perform
ed by the Rev. Samuel Knowles. Howard
Marsh of Boston attended the ceremony
Miltop l.. Chadwick, who has been sur
fering for the past three years with n
generous trouble died at his home N
Randolph avenue at ten o'clock Sunday
morning. In 1860 he married Helen Louisa
Moulton and to them two children were
born. Min,,c Chadwick. who died in 1872
at the age of nine years. and LISA, tho
wife of Harry r. Chase Mr.. Chadwick
was n kind hearted, huctling business
man. lie spent the greater part of mis-
life In Randolph. Constantine Chadwick,
oldest brother Of the deceased is very So
rously i'll at his home In East Bethel a,,l
was unable to attend the funeral which
was held at the house at two O'Clock
this afternoon.
There was a large stock shipment from
this station Monday. Kicker & Blanch-
ard shipped a number OF hogs, calves and
sheep and Hale l.. Flint shipped car
load of COWS and three horses The prices
paid were hogs 6 "a cents. calves to G
cents. sheep to 5 Ia cents per pound.
Thomas Carr. who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment the past
two weeks, was reported yesterday as be-
ing quite a little better.
In East Randolph Sunday took place the
marriage of L,icius Blodgett and Mrs.
Bessie Tilsor. Mr.. ard Mrs. Blodgett arc
making their headqua rters at her home on
Central street.
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GAYSVILLE.

Miss Alice Chedel went to Burlingtui
Monday.-Mrs, Kuuz Of New Britain,
Conn, has been the guest for few days
of her friend. Mrs. Walter Swinger.-
Mrs. Jones Wheeler Of Barre has been
spending several days in town.-Thc La
dies society of the CONGREGATIONAL church
served baked bean dinner at Mrs. +. c.
Fletcher's Tuesday.--,Iohn Swinger and
Miss Mertie Swlnser Of Huntington are
visiting at George Swnger's,- Tho La
dies Aid society held a social at Walter
swinBers Wednesday cVoniuG,-The Ep-
worth League topic for Sunday evening i.
"Forgiv ing One Another" leader, Mrs
Carrie Savage.-Ieon Reed OF the Rut-
land business college and friend. Burr
Philips, of Greenwich, y. Y, were with
VIII Reed last week. returning Saturday
Mrs. Alzina Reed and sister, Mrs. Smith
OF Brandon visited In town the first of
tho week.-Alden Richardson has moved
to South Stockbridge. whore he and his
son are working for Goodale Brothers
Mrs. ID. F. Gould Is confined to the be'
with neuralgia. She is attended by DR.
Fred Edmurds.-M Fannie Boutwell, Is
working for Mrs. John Johnson.-Thc
ROY. j. Wesley Miller Of Bethel preach
In exchange with Rev. @. Leon Wells
young deer was seen on the street
Sunday nlght.-Mrs. Dell Newell shot @
hawk recently which measured "a inches
from Zip to tip.-Mrs. G. Leor' Wells Wen
to Barnard Monday to visit her parents
Mr., and Mrs. William Davis.
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BEECEER-ROBY
Miss Grace l.. EOby Becomes the Wife
Of Elmon &. Rcecher.

Miss Grace L.. Eoby Becomes the Wife
of Elmon &. Bcecher.
The home OF Mr.. nnl Mrs Rodney Roby
on North Union street was the scene of a
quiet wedding last evening when their
daughter. Grace Louise, was united n
marriage to E1mon Gould Beecher of Buff
falo, Wyo. by the Rev. J. II. George, pas
tor OF the First Church. Miss Harriet e.
Wright was maid OF honor and DR.. Clar-
ence II. Beecher. brother of the groom,
was best man.
Tho house was tastefu,ly decorated with
palms and chrysvlnthemums and Music
was furnished by Rikers orchestra. Fol
lowing the ceremony there was a recep-
ton, Mt which friends and relatives ex
tended congratulations and good wishes
10 Mr.. and Airs.-Beecher, and opportunity
was afforded to view handsome display
az wedding gifts There we're delicious re-
freshments In the serving of which young
lady friends OF the bride assisted, and
the joyous spirit of the evening culmi-
mated In a shower of confetti when the
bride and groom departed on a short bril-
dial tour. They will return to this city for
few days before leaving for their home
In Wyoming.
Among those present from out of towr
were Mr.. and Mrs, d. o. Beecher, parents
OF tho groom, and daughter. Lillian 81
West Pawlet Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Kattelle
and son. Walter Kattelle OF Auburndale
Mass, Mrs, Robert Nevcomb Of i|randor
and Robert A. Lawrence Of Rutland.
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PROCTOR.

Senator Redheld Proctor left Monday to
spend the winter in ,Washington-Mis
CARTE Bush left tho first part of the
week to spend few days vacation with
Mrs. George X. Cummings in New YORK.
Treasurer L. II. Baldwin Of the Proctor
Trust company returned Monday after
noon from a short visit to VILLA mstown,
Mass.-Miss Mary Corona crosby, matron
of the Proctor hospital, returned Monday
night from a visit with her sister in Dor
chester and Bridgewater, Ma Sc. II.
Boyce purchaser for the Vermont Marble
company went Monday to Windham to
look after tho company's lumber job
A. w. Edson was confined to the house
Monday and Tuesday with Il severe cold.
Miss Barbara Johnson OF Fort Edward.
n. Y, is Visiting friends in town.-Joseph
A. Wright travelling salesman for tho
Vermont Marble company is In town
for few days.-Miss Mary Markham who
is visiting friends at Middlebury, rendered
piano solo al II Catholic fair there
SATURDAY. pNori.lr
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTOE.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Richardson have re-
turned from StockArige.-The Rev. Mr..
Goodwin Of Bethel preached at a union
service in the Methodist Church on Sun
day evening Mrs. Marion Emery re-
turned Sunday afternoon from Burllng-
ton where she has been receiving treat
ment In the Mary Fletcher hospital the
a pleasant reception 10 his many Yer
mont friends on Tuesday of last wcek.
He leaves this week for his home in
Salt Lake cty-Mrs Nellie II. Skinner
Is visiting her sister. Mrs Alma French
Mr.. and Mrs. william Clogstone of
Boston were in town a few days re-
Gently. called her to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Charles Sargent.-Miss Alma
Foster has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Rogers In Swampscott. Mass, before 60
ing to Norway Me. where she expects
10 spend the winter WITH another sister,
Mrs, Shepard.-Tho funeral of Mrs
Charles Sargent. whose death occurred
on Wednesday Of last week. was held
from her late home last Saturday morn
ing. The Rev. S. G. Goodwin and the
Rev. f. f. Wells officiating. The inter
mcnt was in Strafford,--Nrs, r, d.
Grain came from Wlnchendon, Mass.
last week Tuesday. remaining until
Thursday whom she was accompanied
home by her mother, Mrs, Betsey Pike,
who will spend the winter with her.
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ROXBURy.

The Marble quarry is closed for the
season. and Mr., Miller. Mr.. Kelley and
Mr.. Walbouf have returned to their homes
in Swanton.-Miss Nina Brown spent Il
portion of last week In Montpelier and
Barre.--Mr. and Mrs. Algernon Spald!n z
of Worcester spent last week at George
Williams.-N. -. Rice and Master Gerald
were in Northfcd Thursday.-Cadot T..
G. White and Miss Lille circuit OF
Mortified were in town Saturday.-R. J..
Flint of Bethel was in town, surveying.
one day last week.--O. A. Briggs was in
MONTPELIER vecently.-,John JaXon of y
Y. assisted by Northheld Local Talent,
will give an entertainment at the town
hall next Wednesday eveninE.--The G.
T., Topic neXt sunday evening will be
How Christ Pore His sorrows, and
GLOW We Should Rear ours" The lead
or Mrs. w. j. Carpenter.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON

Tho funeral OF Delmsr ], Vail, late
United States consul Mt Chnrlottetown. p.
E. l.. was held Monday afternoon at
two o'clock from the Congregational
Church. the Row, Il. Laurjston Billiard Of
floating, The knights Templar burial
service was soiemnized by Mt. Calvary
Commnndery. A large rnmber OF Masons
from adjoining towns and from here at
tended In q body. The honorary bearers
were ID. J. Ornsbee. Charles NJ. Winslow,
+. II. Harrington. Wilson ID. Nutting,
Walter o. Ray and Howard ID. Bacon.
Tho following were the active bearers;
w, b, French. ID, l., Wells ana Al
bert Bush of Orwell, A, j. Blaokmer of
Middlsbury, b, ID, Thayer and f. T..
Chandler of this town, The burial was at
Pine Hill cemetery. Captain Miller had
charge Of the arrangements
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MONTPELIER.

Assistant Judges T.. W. Huntlcy and
L. r. wells granted divorces on Sntur-
day to Carrie b. Dugar OF Worcester
from Carl \. Dugar. for intolcrable
severity, ana to y. s Hall OF Cabot
from Ida NJ Hall FOR descrtion.
Francis a. Galc of this city and Miss
Clara Waterman of Hanover. ~ H.,
were married Saturday at the homo of
the bride. On their return from their
wedding trip they Will reside at "A
Barre street
Mrs. John Chimney, Sr., died Monday
aged f5 years. She was native OF
ireland and had been married to Mr..
Chimney AZ Years. She is survived by
one son, John j. Chimney, and two
daughters, Mrs. j. S. Haley and Miss
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HOU SE-AF TERNOON,
BILLS INTRODUCED.

H. 4So-By Mr.. S!ayton of Elmore, 4
the residence Of married women, 81
larry.
II. iSl-By Mr., Davis of Fairlee, reid
to taxation; special committee on taX,l
STANDING timber sold and conveyed
out the land shall he taxed to owner
no deduction for debts owing
H. Spy Mr.. Tyler of Bradford
prevent the misuse of firearms. geH
No person under Is years to carry al
or firearms, except on parents or d
diars premises,
II. 4SS-By Mr.. Slayton of Gilmore (b1
quesU, to provide for indexlng the
veyor-g generals papers; general.
II. 4S4-By Mr.. Senter of MontpelieT
reQuesO. to grant n pension to GeorgiI
Stannard, youngest daughter of the
General Stannard; appropriations.
II. 4S5-By Mr.. Shaw OF Marlboro, t.
tormine the qualifications of pupils att
ing schools In other towns: education
II. +s6-By Mr., Sherwin Of Che
AWARDING section Of No. l2S o. &C;
1904, relating to licenses for non-res
hunters OF door; gamo and nsherics.
II. 4S-By Mr.. Ray OF Rocking
amending section 4oi OF Vermont sat
relating to salaries OF States attori
Fixes salaries ior various coWhies; j.
iary,
II. tss-By Mr., sentcr OF Montro.io
provide newspapers FOR supreme and c
~ courts. Provides sheriff shall M
judges during terms of court two
(Continued ON the t:,h pags.I
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WEST HAVEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jakway have been
spending week with their son, George
Jakwny, in Waterbury, Conn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alec Sleight kept house for them
during their abscnce.-Mrs. a. r. Ititch-
cock spent Indies week i'm Montpeii sr-
The Ladies \ d held a chicken pie dinner
and sale sat-, rdaY. NOvem ,er :. Thci Q
was good attendance ana tho society
cleared SNMr. and Mrs. o. q, Hitch
cock are visiting friends IN Wheaton, Ill.
Mrs. Marcia Adams keeps ncuse for
them Whiln they IRE gone.
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made a merry time. Apples and home
made candies were served and all en-
ioyed very pleasant evening.-Mrs.
Henry Wood Of North field spent n part
of last week at J. b. Thompson's.-Mrs
jennie Berry has been caring for Mrs.
Mary Berry. who fell and was
badly hurt.-Mrs Aurilla Waterman.
who has been at work for the
late william Dana over n year has gone
to visit friends -Daisy Mccullough, who
has been in Jeffersonvile for n few
months. has returned to her home.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Mann returned from a
trim to Boston, last Saturday.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

The was an husking bee at Alfred
Bowers last Saturday evening. which was
largely attended by the students of the
Normal and many OF the young people
from Randolph.-Mrs. Field of Nergennes
was a guest at the old Homestead. from
Friday till Monday.-Reserved seats for
the lecture course were sold at the Nor
NAL hall last Saturday evening at auc-
ton and about SIG dollars realized. TIL,
first entertainment Of the course will be
q concert next Friday evening at the
Normal hall.--R. s. Mcsser and wife of
Rochester were at y. l.. Boyden's last
Sunday.-Alstine Pnrmentor and wife OF
Rochester visited their son. +. W. Par
rnenter last Meek
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Frank G. Angel died Mt IN carly hour
Thursday morning at his home here after
a long illness with tuberculosis. He was
worthy member of the Conversational
Church, being one of the dcacons for
many years, always Jealous for its well
fare, and attending long after his strength
would reasonably allow. He was and
considerable and cheerful even when
suffering was endured. He leaves wife
and two daughters. the older one being a
great sufferer. also an aged mother ono
sister and .hrec brothers
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NEWPORT.

One of the largest pieces Of granite
taken out Of the Newport quarr!es was
shipped to Albany. n. Y, Saturday to Judge
Mccall of that city The piece weighed,
e tons and required 80 horses to move 1t
from the quarry. which is located about
four miles from railroad station, to the
freight yard where it was loaded onto a
special fat car.
Miss Alice Baker who eloped with
Leon Leach about two weeks ago, was
located in Laconia. y. H., Friday and re-
turned to her home in the west end
having become discoura ged with the ways
of the world.
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FOEESTDALE.

Mrs. Thomas Carder Of Plttsford Mass.
and Mrs J. s. Carder OF Rutland spcn
Sunday at Mrs. Mary Symons's.-rhc Wo
mans Auxiliary met with Mrs. John c
Bornor Wednesday aetcrnoon.--Alexan
Bashaw is ill.--Charles LaFranco o
Shcrcman Is visiting his uncle, Ahran
LaFrarce Ivan Tyler has moved t.
Plttsford.--M Noluey 8. Baker has re
turned from a visit in bennington.
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CHELSEA.

Alonzo r. Doyle is very sick with ty-
phoid fever. HIS grandmother Mrs Luz
cas-. who was Thought to be afflicted with
the same disease, Is considerably better.
-Azariah Barnes last month sold his
West Hill farm to Joseph Menard Of
Plattsburgh for sl,4oo. Mr.. Barnes on lasI
Saturday purchased of Fred A. Ord
way the former Thorne place, one mile
from the village, for Sl,s00. Eugene T..
Densmore of Barre city was in town la q
Sunday on "a visit TO his children. He :
now employed at the Morrison milk farm
In Barre.-W. w. Perkins, the miller,
has sold his grist mill to Milton +.
Hutchinson, the preceding proprietor, and
IS removing to his former farm m Fla st
Brookiold.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris
Of Barre, the parents Of Mrs Edward
0. Nation, who recently died, arc to re-
main with their son-in-law during the
wnter.-Mlss Maria White of Montpelier
was in town over Sunday as the guest
Of Miss Nancy 3. Hall.-Mrs. William f.
Hood left town on Tuesday morning to
visit her daughter. Gail, who is the Vic
of Dr. George ]. Helmer OF New Yorl;
city.--Elisha NATION, aged 80 years next
March, recently husked 225 bushels Of
corn in 10 days. He is we'll and hearty and
more quick in motion than many Il young
er man.-Miss Marion l.. Ramsdell, who
has been visiting at Syracuse. n. y,
since September g. returned home this
week.-Fred Cleveland of Barre was n
town last week visiting his father, George
Cleveland.--Philip J. Little. the barber,
who has had u run Of typhoid fever ana
been confined TO his house for several
weeks, is now in his shop,-Elg'rI u.
Barnes bid on at auction the remnants
Of the old Sleeper building. whose land
has been condemned for school use. and
is drawing the lumber to his bobbin shop
1T
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. Kelley Of Barton Landing has
moved to the farm recently purchased
of Morton Pnrker.-Stanley Marsh has
moved back to his farm--Mr. and Mrs
James Ward are the parents of a baby.
born october 25.--Mrs. Marin Heath
has returned from a visit of several
weeks among friends in Maine. Mass
achus"tts and Rhode Island-Miss
Ethel Moulton's school in the Center
district finishes Friday the 9th. with
an exhibition at the town hall in the
evening.-Mrs. Lorenzo Grow from
Michigan is visiting friends in this
ntiy.--Mrs Nellie OsRood and chill
dren have gone to White River juno
tion.-John Bushcy has moved from
Barton Landing to his farm.-Thomas
Lafoe. who has been sick with rheum-
ntism is better.--Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Lockwood OF Newfsne are visiting
Mrs. Lockwood's mother Mrs. Maria
Going. and sister, Mrs. +. /. Huse. and
other relatives and friend6.--Ro and
Charles Vail of Enfield. n. f., spent
the past week with their father Rev.
Royal c. Vnil.---The Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Henry II. Leland
Thursday afternoon and evening Nov
8. Fish chowder will be served from 3
10 o'clock a monograph entertain
ment will also he given. All are cord.
tally invited.
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The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. i g.
J. George, who live a. Shady Rill, gave
them Il surprise party Thursday evening
and helped the happy pair to celeorat.
the 3lth anniversary of their mnrr!ASe.
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FAYSTOE.

There was a Halloween party given by
tho Good Templsrs and their friends on
the evening of October 81 at the home OF
Mr., and Mrs, T.. A. Bragg. About 10 peo-
Pile were present, Traditional games were
played, fortunes told songs, music, etc,
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FOR FOREST
NURSE
Continued from first pagc)

amending the law relating TO wheel
highways and bridges. Calls for d
to . inches wide for freight carts. al
ing to weight Of load carr!edJ
II. i6G-Bv Mir. Madison of Glnste,
relating to election Of state fish and|
commissioner; game and fisheries q
the office elective by general assem-
II. 467-By MIR. Gibson Of Brattl|
tby requestD relating to payment Of
savings bank deposits banks.
II. icS-by Mr. Barden OF Wallin
amending charter OF Maple Grove
terry association; corporations.
II. 4G9-l'v Mr. Cady Of Mortified,
reques0 establishing a municipal co
Mortified; judiciary.
II. 470-By Mr.. Archibald Of Mlnch
amending tho law relative to the re
INK Of municipal bonds; municipal
pora.ions.
n. A71--Ey Mr.. Gleason Of Mendc
grant relief 60 that town in perm
road work; appropriations.
H. 472-By MIR. Bailey Of Essex. t
| hihit the careless distribution Of
cincs, drugs and chemicals: public h
r. 47S-By Mr.. Archibald OF Manct
thy requestD to prohibit the 5
furnishing or giving away to min,
candy containing intoxicating
temperance.
II. iN-By Mr. Nichols Of Richmon
requcst) repeating section 50 Of y
Of acts OF 1904, relating to the
states special tax: temperance.
II. 475-By Mr.. Jackson Of Barre
tby request) amending the statute
ing to fees Of sheriffs and their def
state and court expenses. (Three {
a day for Attendance on supreme
county courts and court of chancerS
II. 47f--By Mr.. Beeman Of Pa
amending the statutes relating 90 G
ton from taxation; ways and I
! Excludes from exemption private
lnrs on lands used for public. pic
charitable purposes)
n. i77-By Mr.. Grafton OF Burli
amending the liquor law with resp
penalty for misrepresentation Of ag
minor: temperance.
II. 47s-By same. to provide for ar
to probate records; general.
II. 479-By Mr.. Burnett Of Ro.
(by request,) relating to objectic
erection OF lines of wires along
ways; general.
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MARsHFIELD.

Schools in town close Friday, Novem-
ber 9,--Several of the schools in town at
tended the Legislature last week Thurs
dnN