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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The funeral of Melvin Small was large
~ attended from the home of his father
Thursday, the Rev. q. w.
Campbell of Jericho officiating, with G.,
w. SaNlcs in charge. A quartettc from
Jericho composed Of F. d. McGinnis, l..
D. Moultou, T.. l.. Jordan and u. II.
Brown. with Mrs Il. Il. Jordon organst,
sang three appropriate selections. There
was a large number of Masons and
Woodmcn attended the service thus tes-
flying to the love and esteem they bore
for the deceased. Tho intcrment was at
the north village. The kindest sympathy
of all is expressed for the stricken fami-
ly.-Mrs. Addic Hanks and daughter
Rena Of Essex visited her brother, II. w
Gillett. the last Of the Week.-Mrs.
Eugenia Ellison Of Randolph is the guest
of her brother, D. f. IIanks.-Mr. and
Mrs Carlos Iigicy Mrs. l.. Is. Jones
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Ragl"y and Mr.. ano
Mrs. +. c. I}aglcy attended the funcra
of John Clark at Lincoln Thursday
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Carpenter Saturday
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BRIDPORT.

II, tl,o Free Press of February there
is an article on the dairy of j. y. Aver
Of plvmouth. and any farmer who can
show a better record is told it is n good
limo ia SAY so. Also in the Free Press
Of February ~ any ono who can beat Mr..
Ayers record is told to speak out. Mr..
A,or has , dairy of q Iiolstoiu and Ayr
shire cows from which he has received,
including calves. S1o523> lie has dis
roend Of milk ai tho Chase factory. w.
~ Grardv or Bridnort THINKS 10 can
.,oa. mai therefore "speaks out" lie has
~, d,n.,. or Il I<ccse Durha,n aud poll
r,u,h.,, ,ore six of which are three
,.o,rs ,ld fr,r, which he has received,
i,c,rd,,e calves in tho past six months.
c-oq A. ito di.uosod Of his milk at The
>.t.,., .i,,...a f,ot,,,.,. and calves w.r,
,l =. i....,1 ,o,l,,, Mr. Aver can now
o..... ,, a,.,,..,. nor COW Tho ovste,
49, ..,.,,.,, ,ro I,dic.' snciot,
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter .Aidrich gave a
dinner party and photograph entertain
nent Thursday to a company of the old
people of the neighborhood.
Ernest Chittendcn took a party Of TWEEN
~ young people to the homo of his broth
or, Morton Chttenden. in Joricho, last
week. Four horses We're required 10 draw
the load as the sleiGhing WAS th.u,
school closed IN most OF the districts
last Friday.
Nicholas Smith VIII NOV" from tho liar-
per house to the farm OF Fred Poet in
Shclburne which he is to carry on, March
Oln Ryan of St Adams was at HON"
here over Sunday.
\ daughter was born to Mr and Mrs
Pctcr Sodiffe Thursday, Washington
birthday.
A party Of young pcopl" went to the
home of c. T.. Forbes in winston Satur-
day evening.
Moses Iavignc Of Dorset street is
moving to Nergcnncs. where he has bought
farm and brick yard,
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
W. Cromie Sunday night and a son &c
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Eddy Tuesday,
u. J. Millham and SON hay" bought a
! pair OF grey horses of +. Landon and sol
of Bristol.
Alice Smith has gone to the city to work
for Mrs. ]. T.. Taggart
| Chester steele, who is in poor health
| docs not gain as fast a. his friends coult
| wish
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BOLTON.

Samuel York, an old and respected citi-
zcn. died of pneumonia at his home in
West Bolton saturday afternoon AT three
o'clock. aged - years. The funeral serv-
ices vcrs held at tho church and the bur
iaI was in thu village cemetery near ms
late home He leaves besides his wife
and sou. three brothers, Frank Of Will
Jamestown, Almcron of Barre and Henry
of West Bolton, two sisters Mrs. Hattie
Bixby of Underhill and Mrs, Martha
whitney of Jericho.-C. T.. Sabins went
To West Bolton Sunday to attend the bur-
ial of his brothcr-in-law. Samuel YORK.
and 10 help care for his sister MIS-. )
York. who is i'll with pneumonia. lie re-
Turned to his home "Wednesday morning.
Mrs York is slowly improving. Mi.
Henry IaroSc and family are moving this
week to their new homo in Monkton. C.
s brush and a cattle buyer were in West
Bolton saturday, Mrs Ada Atkins and
daughter, Irene, who have been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gran
dali. returned to her home i'll Boston
Wednesday morning.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1cK.

| Mrs H. D. George has been confined l."
| the house several daYs by llncss,-CharioS
Ward. il. was given very pleasant
! surprise party by his friends at his nome
| on sumner street Saturday evening inc
occasion being the anniversary or ms
birth.-Thc annual business mee'lhE %
the United Workers was held IuesdaN
afternoon at the home of Mrs arthur
O. Titus.-The remains of Mrs. g H. va
Wis, who died Thursday in the hospital
at St. bloomsbury, were brought nero OH
the morning train saturday ana inc lu-
neral was hold in the Methodist 'hnr'h
in the afternoon at two clock. Inc Kew
| j. A. Dixon officiated Mrs. DAVIS WAS an
ACCOMPLISHED artist and before nor h'a''h
| failed had many pupils in oil painting Sh"
| ie survived nv her husband and four
| daushtors.-Thc Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
| Episcopal Church gave very "nloSaoie
| social at tho Academy hall Friday even
;rrA Washington social was held at
! tbe Mc,hodist parsonage Friday evening.
| very interesting programme was given
| during the cvening.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
| Taylor arc happy over the arrival Of an
io,hor son IN their ramily.-Mrs. Y. w.
Rand who underwent an operation for
laDpcndicitiS which was performed by Dr.
| L. T. Wheeler Of burlington and DIS.
/ Crane and George of this place, is in a
! very critical condition. althougs some hop"
| is given for her recovery. Mrs. Rand has
been in poor health for several months
and it is now thought second operation
will be necessary il she gains sufficient
strength.-NIrs. w. VI. Whcatley left
! Thursday for a several weeks visit in
New Hampshire and Massachusetts 49,
Mrs T.. T.. Foss who has been i'll for
two weeks. is slowly improving. MIR. and
Mrs f. J. Farr arc receiving consratula-
tons over tho arrival of daughter IN
their family.-E ". Olmstcad has filed
a petition i'm bankruptcy.
! The United Workers met with Mrs. Ar
thur Titus TUESDAY afternoon and tho
rollovin., officers we're elected for tho
ensuing year: President, Mra. Charles
Siam. secretary. Mrs. Maud Cole; treas
uror Mrs A. q. Titus: auditor. Mrs. j. j
Campbell.- Il. u. George. whose beer
unite i'll for two weeks, is slowly recover
;np A vespcr service was given at the
Conrrerat ional Church sunday evening
instead of the regular servicc.-A. f.
| Wheeler has moved his family from the
Rates house To the Wheeler house or
Main street Reginald PaGuettc who has
been suffering from a severe attack oi
,onsilitis. is conValescing.-M and Mrs
IT, O. Iaioy entertained "a party OF friends
nt military whist at their home on Glen
side Monday evening.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
HUNTINGTON,

At the Baptist Church at the Center
Thursday evening took place the mar
riage of Alma Mabel Carpenter. only
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. jerome
Carpenter, TO Weaver y. Taft The
church was attractively decorated,
white and green being the color
scheme. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Slas =. Perry of Bristol.
The ushcrs We're Edison Pierce and Sc
well Sargent, who, with Mr.. Perry,
preceded the best man. Clinton Brew
ster, and tho groom to tho altar where
they We're met by the two matrons of
honor. MIS-. Edison Pierce and Miss
Georgia Peck of Bristol. and the
| bridesmaid, Miss Grace Randall. The
little brother Of the bride. Marble Car
penter, acted as ring bearer. ThCn
came the bride tastefully dressed in
white. leaning on the arm of her faith
| or, who gave her in marriage. She
wore a Veil OF tullc and carried white
roses. After the ceremony the guests
proccedd to the BRIDES home, where
they We're treated to bountifuI re-
past. Many tokens of esteem were
left the happy couple in tho shape of
silver. chairs. sidcboard, couch, linen
| they will take up their residence in
Mortified.
| Mrs. Addie Hanks and daughter re-
turned home Saturday, after a two days
visit with friends.-Mr and Mrs. John
| Fargo were in Bristol Friday and Satur-
day, to visit her brother. Edwin Sprague,
and family. Mrs Sarah Fargo is keep
| ing house for them during their absence. -
Guy Rickford is talking of putting in a
! shingle mill on his lower farm to WORK
up his stock OF spruce and hemlock.- -
Mrs John Carpenter and father, Sanford
| Ross, went to Ferrisburgh Saturday tc
| attend the funeral of the latter's brother
pie to attend the Carpenter-Taft wedding
were Mr., and Mrs. j. II. Allen. George
Leonard Miss Lola McGuirc. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chester Hallock Ralph iallock ant
Miss Helen IIalock of IInesburgh, tn,
Rev. and Mrs. S. y. Penny Miss Georgia
Peck and Miss Edith Brown, who presid
ed at the organ, of Bristol Mrs. Eugenia
Ellison and Ray Adams of Randolph, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Taft of Montpelier, Mis-.
| Flossie Moody from Richmond Mrs
| Adde Hanks and daughter, Rena, o
Essex Junction--Thr death of Spence
| Rounds occurred at the home o
Lawrence Swinycr Friday evening
after a lingering illness with
complication OF diseases, He was
veteran of the Civil War, having enlisted
and served in Vermont regiment. III
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Ms w. 6. Wcscott aud Mrs.
NJ. w. IInSdale went to Hunting on
last Thursday, where they attended the
funeral of Melvin small The we'll
known banjo player, Jimmy German,
who has been stoppmg with capt. w.
II. Millham this winter, has been taken
to tho hospital in Burlington for an
loperation.--Mrs. James Davis, who died
in UncsburEh last week. formerly
Lived in this town.--The following old
soldiers with their wives attended the
cuCampmcnt in Burlington last week
James Mllhan, NJ w. IIin~dale.
Mr. and Mrs. y. T.. Parchor,
Miss Grace and Scott rarch"r Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Tilloy with Miss Margarctto
and Martin Tillcy attended TIL" Eastern
star dance in TTiucShurGh on tho ed
MIS-. Il. T.. Forbes and NJ. w. Hinsda lc
are confined to tho house, the former
with neuralgia in her face and tho lat
ter with rheumatism in his hack.--Mrs.
Mary Husc of Waterbury Center spent
"a little time at the home Of her brother,
George Mansfield, last week
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ADDISON.

Mrs. r.. Day died Tuesday morning,
She had been IN poor health for some
time but had been confined 10 her bed but
two wceks.-II w Spooncr had a day
off to celebrat> Washngton's birthday
After May ! every patron must he pro-
Vidod with Il government mail box ap-
proved by the postmaster general.-Ro
Spooncr was recently thrown from a colt
he was riding and struck on the back OF
his head, cutting quite cash and render
ing him uncons CiOus.-'fhc Ladies' AID
society put off its meeting for two weeks
from the regular da te.--NIiss Dora Pigeon
and Raymond Smith We're married Satur-
day in Nergenues--Mr and Mrs Martin
Carr are in the north part of the State
the guests of Mrs. Cars brother and sis.
teri. Guyot is moving to Bridport. He
has lived in julie Clarl<'s house the past
year.
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WEST BOLTON.

Elmer Hall, who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis about two weeks
ago at the Mary Fletcher hospital re
turned home Sa,urdsy.-W, r. Streeter
is on the sick list. DIR, Hopkins is at
tending him-Henry Hall of burlington
and A. b. Hall of Wiliston were in town
on business Tuesday Samuel York,
much respected citizen of this town.
died SATURDAY after a short Illness with
pneumonia His age was about ~ years.
He was a veteran of the Civil War be-
ing Il member of Company f. 18th rcGi-
mcnt. Vermont volunteers. Tho funeral,
which was largely attended was held
in the Baptist Church Tuesday, the RcN.
10. l.. Barnard of Cnderhil oiiiciatlns'
The funeral arrangements were IN charge
of O. a. Pease. lie leaves VIE one
son, two sisters and three brothers 20
mourn his loss. Among those from out or
| town to attend the funeral OF Mr.. YORK
| Tuesday were Frank York and Mr.. ana
Mrs Fred Cults of Williamstown, Mr.. and
Mrs0P. Il. Smith w, j. Fuller, W. H.
Stroud and Mrs. II. ]. Mead and son or
Underhill-Mr. and Mrs, Horace ELS
worth of Pleasant Valley made ousi-
ness call i'm town TUESDAY
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better Of her recent serious Illness ana Is
able TO sit M. Mrs. Mimic FiNoN' VINO
has hcon caring for her has returned to
her honc.--lI. r. Nichols is out AGAIN
after Il few days indspoS tion.-trorSe
Gates is slowly recovering from an at
tack of blood posiuiug, which has comm
I'd him to the house for the past two
weeks Miss Edith Goodrich of Mont
solncry is the guest of Miss Cora Hast
ings. Several from this place attended
the funeral of NJ. Is. Small III i'nntins'
~, 1hI1rsIlaV
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dining roon.-Monday evening the Fores-
ters had their annual ball in Academy
hail. with supper at the Bissel Hubbard g,
orchestra Of 1conderoSa furnished music.
About 20 couples attcnded.-Miss Frances
Wesley, who attends school in Brandon,
was at homo over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. North, Miss Bush.
Miss Cat]in and ". w. Jones attended
the burial of Mrs. Edgar tChipman)
Catlin at Orwill. February 21.-Mr ana
Mrs. j. G. Moore were guests or Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Witherell in Cornwall
rcccntly.--rhe insurance adjusters
have been here and settled the claims
of C. y. Kendall 4 Sons, Edison Wisscll
Joseph Dupius. Victor Boulia, Sh"l
Cook, and Mrs. Malott, losers by the
fire OF February 14.--Mr. and Mrs. A, j
Dudley and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
stokes attended dance in Bridgeport
Tuesday evcning.--Miss Catlin of War
saw. Ind, is the guest OF Miss Agnes
Bush.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. @. y. Wright. who has been very
sick for several weeks is gaining Vcrv
slowly.-Mrs. H. s. White is seriously i'll
with rheumatic fever.--rhe Washington's
birthday entertainment given by the
Kings daughters was very we'll attend
ed.--AIiss Gladys Larned of Milton is VS.
iting her aunt Mrs. Martin Fowler
Mr. and Mrs John Gravel, who have
been visiting Mrs Gravcl's mother. Mrs.
Sarah Nay. have returned to their home
in Vergennes r. s. Wright and lit
tie daughter, Doris are visiting Mrs
Wrght'S sister. Mrs. II. c. Petty. or Ar
gylc, y. Y.--tieorgc Allen aud family have
moved to Charlotte.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

George Scquin IS Mt homo confined 10
tho house with an attack OF winter chol-
cra.-Mrs, Sarah IIayard who is sick
at her daughters. Mrs. Miles remains
in very critical condition. Mrs vii
liam Williams is caring for her.-Alhcrt
Baldwin has hired Guy Bushey and wiz
for the coming Year.-John Sears s nuN-
ing into George lfayard's tenement ard
will work for him the coming year
Mable Scott ia home from Shelburne sick
with pleurisY.-crysta Spring creamery
secured a fine supply of ice during the
past woek.-Quincy Thurston buried a son
which died with pneumonia last week
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Beers returned
home Thursday from Essex. where they
have been visiting rolatiN"S--Bnr Emo
has closed his school in Wilsboro \. v,
where he has hccn teaching the past win
ter and is passing some timo with rcla-
tivcs in town.-Thc funeral of Miss Mary
Mooney who died AZ hcr homo in North
FcrrishurSh Sunday, February Is. was
held from the Roman Catholic Church
Tuesday morning. Tho intorment was in
the Catholic cemctcry.-Piot Moses Blow
who has lived in Shelburne village the
past year. will return TO his farm in Char
lotte March /, and Alonzo l.aviolette, who
has occupied Mr.. Blows farm. will move
his family to IIincsburgh.- Miss Emma
Lcavcnworth, Miss Marjorie Beers and
Miss katherine Root were guests of MIR
and Mrs. T.. y. Beers. rcccntly.-Mr. and
Mrs, Walter lIorsford entertained party
of little people Tuesday afternoon, Fob
ruary 20, in honor of the 9Th birthday
anniversary of their son, Raymond
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JERICHO.

Mr.. DIN and family are moving into
tho DIR. Howe housc.-Mrs. Edna Pcrcival
visited her son Friday.-Mrs. James Nc
Lane expects TO move this week To Rich
mond.--Thc Ladies' Aid society met
Thursday with MIS-. Ilulburd. Mr.. Rice
has moved into the house he recently
purchased
Mrs. Cakes is visiting hcr sister, Mrs,
Bloody. q. Nay and wife. MI and Mrs.
+. =. Pcrcivsl, c. +. Pcrcival. +. \.
Percival and Mrs. Il. 5. Martin went
Wednesday morning to Georgia to at
tend the funeral of a cousin, Orrin Huh
ba rd.--The schools, after a short vacation,
began Monday morning.-M Rice has
made quite Il little syrup last week
selling it in the village Monday
J. McI-anc and daughter. Ettic, were at
the homo of Mr. Mcl.ane over Sunday
from Richmond.
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HINEsBURGH.

The funeral services OF Mrs. James
Davis were held Thursday at eleven
o'clock at the home. The Rev. A. =
Edwards officiatcd and H. II. Hunt had
charge of the arrangements. The sing
ing was by a uuartctc composed Of
Mrs. Noble Partch, Mrs. Frank Dow,
j.. O. Martin and j. II. Allen. The two
sons and two sons-in- law of tho de
ceased were bearcrs.-A young child of
Mr.. and Mrs QuivcY Thurston died
day.--Miss Lola Mcguire re-
turned Friday from Huntington, whore
she attended the wedding Of Miss AL
ma Carpentcr-Mr. and Mrs. Ford
Flagg and son have boon spending the
week at Frank Andrcws's.- Platte
Chapter, Order of the Eastern star.
gave their first dance Thursday even
| ing, February 80, which was attended
| by 81 couples The music for the oc .
casion was furnished by Marcus Hull,
| violin; Chas. Martin, cornet; A. y.
Nittum, clarionct. aud Miss Glare Hun.
piano ana - dance order of - num-
| hcrs We're enjoyed by the largo party
! present. At twelve o'clock q bHnqAct
was served in the dining room at the
| hall Large parties from Shelburn..
! Richmond. Winooski and Bristol at
| tended, and tho affair was the most
enjoyable of the scason.--Mr and Mrs
J. II. Allen attended the Carpentcr-Taft
wedding in Huntington, Thursday
evening, the bride being cousin Of
Mr. Allcn.-Mr. Whitton from COL
! chester is moving on to the Ray farm.
Ray Nancor. who has been seriously
| III. is somewhat improvcd.--Mis Mamie
Wright returned Thursday from a visit
with Miss Caro- Goodrich in Burling
ton--G y. Leonard attended the we'd
ding OF Miss Carpenter in Huntington
| Thursday.-Alrs. i. l.. Andrews is visit
| ing relatives in BurlinEton.--Mr. Nos
burgh, who has been on the George
| Ray farm tho past year, is moVin &
back to Shclhurnc.-Mrs. &, l.. Eaton
has returned to hcr home in New York
city.
The funeral Of the nine ycar-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy
1hurston was held from the home
Sunday afternoon. Tho Rcv. g. 6. Adams
officiated. ana +. ". Road had charge of
tho arrangements Mrs. r. T.. Lyman is
| seriously i'll with neuralgia Of tho heart
-Chas. Kenyon or jericho visited his
| father, Arson Kenyon. over SUNDAY.
! The funeral Of Mrs. James A. Davis was
hold at her late residence Thursday.
Mrs. Davis had been a great suf-
| fcrcr for over - years having boon con
fined to her bed for six years. During
the whole of her sickness she showed
great patience and resignation. Bcsdee
her husband she leaves four children
Mrs. Charlotte Mason Of Tinmouth, Wal.
lace and Levcrctte Davis and Mrs. Ansel
I pal of LI d,
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WEsTFORD.

The missionary social at the Methods
Church last Friday evening was we'll at
tended, 20 persons being present. The
free will offering amounted to $lSSS,-Mr
and Mrs G. b, Stearns are visiting friends
in town.--John Ballard and family went
Ia Jericho Center Sunday, where they eX-
pect to remain for some t'me-Georgs
Cobb is spending a few days with ms par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~ Cohb.-Mrs. .
II. Rawson OF Newport is visiting rela'
lives in town-Lucius Goodrich ana Elmer
Austin have both made quite quantit!
of maple syrup
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MILTON.

The bail given by the G. .. +. at the
X. p. hail Monday evening was ATTENDED
by A. couples. supper was served at the
Gleuwood. --George l.. Morse is SERIOUSLY
i'll with pneumonia Mrs. O. II. Hevov
has returned from Fairfax. whore she
went to attend the funeral Of Miss la
VinId Webster.--'ieorgc j.. Reynolds i,
confined to the house with an attack of
rhcuma,isnl-rhc NJ. W. A. are to serve
dinner at their rooms in tho Opera House
block on town meeting daN.--Mrs r. D.
Martin has been i'll for a few days with
stomach trouble. The NJ. w A. vii,
hold n special meeting on Friday evening
March when they will initiate several
candidates Ralph Robinson has moved
10 tho Potter house on River street and
Mr.. Potter has moved to the brick house
north Of the grist MILL Herman Foster -
SwInton WAS the guest of Mr and Mrs
\. T.. Phelps over Sunday.--O. ". Uewov
will carry or Miss A. NJ. Crowns farm
tho coming year.-tharles Rohcar ha <
moved from the Victim farm on Hard
scrabble to George Chords house on
North street.
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RICHMOND.

The i,ichmond w. {. r. /. met with
the president Mrs. Sadie Goodwin, on
Friday. Reports were given concerning
the study Of Vermont liquor laws and
the aid given by the union toward law
enforcement. Following these reports
the subject of temperance in relation to
health ard dress was studied. Mrs. lnez
Walker read a paper.-Thcre were more
than hundred present dressed in cos
tunes at tho colonial entertainment at
the ycstry of tho Universal Church There
was an original poem by +. q. Nichols.
There was an interesting programme
and a delightful banquet was provided for
the occasion.-Dr. Seclcy is moving in
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CORNWALL.

A general invitation is extended to the
public. to attend a free lecture. tondcred
by the Grange on Friday evening March
H., at the town hall. by the Roy. Mr.. sims
Of Mddlcbury on THE Wonders OF the
Yellowstone. MIR. and Mrs. &. w. James
attended the funeral Of Col JeW"tt III
Swanton on Friday. Col, Jewett was Il
relative of Mrs. James.
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ST. JOHNsBURY.

memorial window las been placed
il, tho South congregational Church IN
comncmoration of til" late Jonathan
Ross, who was 50 many years AN honor
ed and active member of tnat church.
It's central figure is an oak tree. Below
is a pair of scales with the motto, Jus
ticc" and an open Bible bearing tho
words. LEX. Rex" the whole being sur
mounted by a shining crown.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Confined from First pagc.)

Mrs. George Young was taken to Mary
Fletcher hospital last week. Dr. W. j.
White and her nurse accompanied her. -
j. Campbell. road commissioner for the
past year. is a candidate for the same
office at the coming election lie has Kept
the roads in better shape at loss expense
to the town, his account being $40 against
2i.41I.11 the year before. The town debt
has been reduced several hundred dollars
in tho past year.
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sHOREHAM.

W. G. Larrahoe has hired Bert Fergll-
SON of iiubbardton, who has moved with
his family to tn" I<arrahee tcnament.-
Miss Hattie l.aroch, the recent guest of
Miss GeneVicvc Boulia, has returned To
her homo in Rrandon.--I'hc ladies will
serve lunch Tuesday, March 6, in their