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BY WIN II. SAUNDERS & Co. 1907 f.
1927 Mass ave, 14T 2b. 1924 y II ave, lar, b.
1851 Q nav, 12r, b. 1922 y II ave- lar b.
PIP Cap ST 12r, b. 1000 Nd ave he, lIr, 2b.
1921 Riggs ST, 1oT, b. 1885 = ST. 13r. b.
1870 Oregon ave, 10r b.. 1902 Stoughton, Or b.
1897 Sd NV 12r. b. 4GI Spruce st, ar, h.
433 18th ST Sc, Or, b. 2i2 Randolph ne, Or, b.
3l2 Seaton ST Ne b. 1925 & st ne. Sr. b.
1926 u st ne, Or, b. 1926 18th NV, Or, b.
245 Il 40 18th Sc Or, b. 40I 18th st ne, 6r b.
1928 Kirby st. NV, 81, b. and Quinn Ct 2r
17o6 s. LIST floor. Or, b. 1918 Ore av, . H. Or b.
3u2 81 he, 6r, b. 2J01 18th st NV, 81. b.
1929 Both st NV, Or, b. 1915 Otis ST NV. 5&6r, b.
1904 1ith NV, . & Or b.. 3420-22 st, ) q 6r, b.
Ola NJ st ne, Or, h. 1920 18th st NV Or, b.
Rear 1919 Conn. 2-story brick stables 3 sta Is
Nos. and bet. 18th and 17th l. and NJ 2-story
brick stalls.
Rear 2I6S Fla. ave. 2-story brick stable stalls.
Rear 4S3 Pa. nw.. 2-stoTy b. stable, II stalls
fei7-2t
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UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-MOTTLED BRICK AND STONE
front 3-story house; rooms nearly new; all up
to-date conyeniences; reduced TO $50 30; would
sell on monthly payments. OWNER, ~ st.
n fef7-2ts
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED THE GARFIELD. 18TH
and 1 SITS. NV, 5-room apartment. fully fur
nshed, including bed hnen and china, fram
March TO September 1; rent $50. Inspection
after pm. WEAVER BROS, 1416 F St NV.
fsI1-3t
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FOR RENT-NEW, 10 ROOMS AND BATH.
with hot-water heat rear stairway: 2-sory
porehes; his Newton st. Howard ave. NV;
$3.50. KEYS at office of
1t FRANK G.. BUTTS. 700-708 14th st. nv
FOR RENT-625 f. CAPITOI, ST.. IL ROOMS
RMS AND h. open SUNDAY 5000 1246 B
ST Sc. RMS AND B.. SIS 90; 3o4 MASS.
$3.50; 2l0 9TH ST. NE, RMS. OPEN SUN
DAY., 1850: 304 a ST. s. E.. RMS, $40.
fe17-3t CHAs. A. SHIELDS. 1905 + ST. NV.
FOR REMIT @ 81. NV; VERY DESIRABLE
house. 3 stories and basement; ~ rooms and bath;
ANIL Address Box a. Star uGlees fele~ats
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S0O,O'D
Rents for 81 200 a year. splendid corner
property best business street. opposite
several OF the largest establishments. Must
be suid close estate
7TTI ST n w BETWEEN ASpE,
west side; very choice piece OF store prop
erty under lease.
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APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

APARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.
THE ALBEMARLE, nth and SITS. NV. I;
besGtisul aud 4-room apartments. $50 and $40.
THE WINDSOR. ls2o ct. NV, delightful T.
room apt. southern exposure. only f40.0 90.
broom aud bath, western and southern exposure.
BOTH NEW FIREPRO0F BUILDINGS
sUBLEAsE-e-room and bath apartment, $50.
Apply apartment 3o4.
FLORENCE-C0URT
CALIFORNIA AVE AND PHELPS PiAACA
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
NEW 6-sToRY FIREPRoOF APARTMENT
HOUSE; HIGHCLAsS CONSTRUCTIONS AND
FINISH THROUGHOUT Designed and erected
by Mr.. L. Franklin Schneider, architect.
EVERY APARTMENT HAS SOUTHERN EX-
POSTURE. TELEPHONE In every apartment and
Individual In book.
DINING ROOM on first noor.
opened on FEBRUARY 1. with full force Of AMI
formed house employees. Inspect before renting
elsewhere.
wM. A. EAsTERDAY. Ine..
Jar -2Sts 716 l4th ct. NV, Bond bldg.
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FURNISHED.

FOR REST-142 SEAToN ST. NV. HAND
somely furnished: and bath; furnace
heat; concrete cellar; LARGE BACK YARD: ex-
eellent condition: rent, S45. fef6-3t"
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FOR RENT-1616 T {
story and cellar. 10
in perfect repair; 500.
fe17-3t LUTHER
FOR RENT-FLoYD Il
1ai4 Conn av, 12r. $685.
3I1 NJ av &c i2r, mi. 40. 9
4O1 9th sw, Tor, fmp2- !
t)21 l ne. Or. d.. 20 !
343 Md av sw 6r, hit. 2h {
1915 @ sw, 6r. .15.e
1913 Nd nv sw Or, MIL I
718 9th sw. 6r..-. LIZ
1865 30th NV, 6r, b. 25.s
1910 c sw. 81, p. n !:
1914 G sw, 81, u. 1
w faith vincet ta&;
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BARGAINS IN
BUSINESS
mn DfTFIE

PROPERTIES.
To the man who is seeking a business property
for his own use for investment this list win
prove of surprising Importance. Every property
In 1t is materially under what any who
knows values will tell you II IS worth.
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FOR RENT
THE FOIGER.
All ID ST. Sc: EACH APARTMENT
CONTAINING 6 ROOMS AND BATH;
MOST COMPLETE APARTMENTS IN
THE CITY. REASONABLE RENT TO
DESIRABLE TENANTS.
FOR A FULL RENT LIST PHONE,
DROP POSTAL OR CALI. AT OUR
OFFICE WE HAVE SOMETHING
FOR RENT THAT WILL. SUIT YOU.
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
EVERY DETAIL.
FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO
JOHN Il. DONOHOE SONS,
30s EAST CAPITOL ST.
'pHONE EAST 81. feI7-3t
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VERY NICE BACHELOR APARTMENT IN
fine ocation: three and bath. with steam
heat; $50 GEO W. LINFINS. 500 10th St NV
felG-Gt
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'a33 Cin'ti.f1r.2b .125. 90
1744 Q NV, Tor. b.. 1880
1927 p NV. 12r. 2b.l25.00
1910 NJ NV, Or, Oh. 10000
100 Md nv ne, Tor,
b 0ease) .....1 100 M
201c 10th nw,11r&2b. $6S
400 Stanton ne. Tor. b50.o0
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VERY DESIRABLE
"A rooms and bath:
ulees nlerats
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FOR RENT-F II. SMITH CO., 1908 ~ Y. AVE
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
I414 18TH 14r, 2 baths. fine order. $50. $500
1746 q st. 10 ard bath: furnace
heat: white stone front, good condit ion S65 co
1916 Calvert st. NV, suitcase 1lr and 2b
.$o
1923 Col road, Tor & b., good oruer. 80. So 80
TIA 18th NV, Or. K b. newly papered,
windows, comfort Bile home. .............S4 $40 so
fe1T-3t
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IRASBURCH.

withstandug the rain there was
large gathering in Irasburgh common the
9Th. Of July. Company l.. came the
evening previous and helped to keep
things lively though the night. 1t was
impossible to have the program for the
day fully carried out on account of the
down pour Of rain in tho for,roon. The
ball game was to in favor Of Barton.
Tho fireworks IN the evening were fine
and a large crowd out to see them
Sidney Beanclork Of Concord, y H.. has
come to spend the summer with hts
grand parents Mr.. and Mrs. 5 W Bean
clark,-Miss Lucy Wheeler has returned
from EuOshurgh.- Mrs knapp and
daughter May have returned from there
eanaeo drive to Montpelier and South
Royalton.-MIss Marie Beauclerk is at
home from Concord y. H.-George Lee
and Leo Cook are at home from Rurl,rr-
t0n.-Dr =. e. Tcmpcton went to Bur-
llngton last Monday with Gcrtrude Green
who underwent serious operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Mrs Charles
Miles accompanied them.-Mrs. q. H.
Wright remains quite i'll, also Mrs Alice
Downing is visiting friends in R!chford -
Henry WILLY OF Io.yoke, Mass, is IN
town.--A. y. Pos. is entertaining his
brother from Chicago.-Miton Tyler. a
distinguished lawyer Of Bakersfield is vis-
ting his brother, the Hon. w. n. Taylor
The lrasburgh Cornet band was one OF The
entertaining features of the day July l.
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BRADFORD.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Brook of Lowell
Mass, visited friends in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Low and fam
ily of New York have arrived to spend
several weeks at tho Low mansion
Mrs. n. H. Noycs is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. q. Clarke. at Concord, y. II.
Misses Una and Bertha Wilson arc
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Goodwin at Winchester, Mass
Mrs. Geo. Grant and daughter. Isabel, Of
Barton are guests Of Capt. y. s. Chamb-
erlain.-Mr. and Mrs G. r. Morse of
Fast cornish were guests of Miss Cert
rude Dewey last week-Mr and Mrs
carl Dole Of Washington, y. c., arrived
saturday to visit Mrs. Dole's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Warren Davis.-Mr. and
Mrs George Andrew Of Demorest,
Georgia, are Spending the summer with
Mrs George Davis.-Misses Jennie Ray
mond and Mable Ladd OF Cornish are
visiting Mrs. Sarah IAdd The funeral
of Judg" Joseph Tablets was held at
his late home Monday, the Rev H. J..
l<iIbourn officiating. Judge Tchbetts
had been i'll for several months He
leaves widow and three sisters. For
many years he was Choister in the con-
erogational Church and will I've missed
In the community very much.-Arthur.
Edwards died very suddenly at st. Johns
bury, Thursday night and his funeral
was held in Grace Church Sunday. The
j. a. Dixon OBLIGATED. Mr. Edwards's
father. mother and two sisters have the
sympathy of a l1rge circle Of friends. -
Warren Pricharl OF Nashua, y. H.. WAS
I'm town Monday.
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WATERVJLLE.

Waiter Robinson has moved into Roy
Davss house. Mr. and Mrs. William
Chase of East Fletcher visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Leach last
week. Mrs. :. +. Campb II visited her
son, Elmer Withercll. at East Fletcher
Bragg visited friends il St. Adams last
week,-The Rev. George Wostcot of
North Hero visited his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T.. Wcstcot, last week, Mrs.
Emily Coelding of Morrisvilc visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. IIcman Miller last
week.-ll w. Stafford of Wiuoosli spent
the Fourth Will. his family at her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar MaYuard.-
Arthur TwiSs of Cambridge called
friends in town last week Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Bennett Of Fairfield visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. r. Bennett over
SundaY.-Th" Rex john T. Brant of
Cambridge Mass. gave very inter
esting talk on the saloon problem at the
Union Church ON SunlaY.-Nrs Rufus
Powers of Johnson visited her sister.
Mrs. Harris Beard. over Sunday Ed
ward Powers of Richford visited her
daughter. Mrs. Daniel Rcunctt in town
over sunday Charles Degree was at
home from Burlugtou over Sunday. His
wife accompanied him on his return on
Monday. She will visit friends in Essex
this week
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morning that John harrington was
drowned Mt Middlcscx. near the
electric plant, while bathing between
seven and eight o'clock Sunday even
ing. John In u son OF l.. j. Ifarring-
ton OF this place an exemplary young
man ~ years Of ago n graduate Of
Tho normal school ana member OF the
Congregational Church. He had been at
work for the Electric Power company
about n year and was q young man
Of promise. flc won't IN bathing with
two other young men. but had not gone
far from shore when he went down
nnd was not seen again.
Prof G. H. Morrill,, who Is spending
the summer at Silver lake, Franklin, was
here the first OF the weck.-John WEIGH
Of Elmira. N. y, IL visiting at the old
homestead-M Strong OF Portland.
Conn. who spent last summer here, has
returned and IL boarding at r. r. Woods
Miss Sarah Griswold OF Brattleboro has
been visiting friends here the past week
M. Is. Spooner and family are at their
summer cottage.-The body Of John Har-
rington. who was drowned Sunday at
Middlesex, was found Monday about four
O'Clock and brought to Randolph Tues
day. The funeral services were held
Wednesday, of the guests at the
old Homestead took straw ride last
Friday evening to Randolph.
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EDEN.

Lena Reed, wife OF Merton Whit
comb, died July !. 1905. at the home Of
her father. She was the only daughter
Of Robert aud Esther Reed. She leaves
father. mother and brother besides
many relatives ana friends to mourn her
loss and they have the sympathy of all
in their hcreavoment.-GuY Rogers arriv-
"a home safe from Seattle. WASH. las.
week and Immediately took unto himself
a wife. ThV lady's name was Ida Patter-
son Of Crafts bury.-Nathan Adams, son
of Orrisou aud Amada Adams was united
in marriage July | To Ethel McNally Of
Hyde Park. The ceremony was perform
ca at thu grooms homo by W. ]. Atwcll,
justice of the peace. New arrivals in town
ar" StiIlman Stone ana wife and Mrs
Rockford Of I.uncnburg, Mass.-Dr Genge
and family of ST. juhushury, besides
many CallcrS-A number of camping
parties are at Lake Eden Mrs. Julia
Blak" has her cottage ready for use an,
it IS one of the most desI3:,.- places
on The lake.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Albert Parker died quite suddenly
! Monday evening. She had been i'm moor
health Il long time.--The library meet
!: ing was held with Mrs II. q. Holcornh
, FRIDAY mornng.-Dr ana Mrs Mahlon
/. Ho!comb Of Kcesvillo, y. y, were in
< town last week.-News was received here
!. last week of the death of Ransom Uol-
comb OF the Far West.-Mrs. @. " Par
/. ker and son of Burlington have been in
town the past week .--Malcom Cornell and
|. son, Fred, OF Tarrytown y. Y, arrived
I IN town Saturday.--prof Lawson Of Now
YORK, who has been the guest OF John
forbach, returned 10 his home Saturday
! evening. Mr.. and Mrs. James Iawton CT
Burlington have been spending a few
|. days in toWn-A II. Illl has opened his
camp at the north end Of the island
The Hon. Henry w. I'm and wife Of
! Buffalo. y. Y, ar" visiting in town
I Mrs. John Rorbach has been in New York
during the past weck.-Carroll Tromblv
: mas returned from a trip to Manchester
land Boston.-Mr. and Mrs julius Seymour
,and daughter, who are camping at North
Hero. We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs n
W. Fisk over Sunday.
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MORGAN.

4 class OF twelve, Rcna Whitehill, Alice
Whitehill. 'lcda Vinton, Tessie GOodsell,
Earl Whitchill, Carl Bates. Lee tass,
Leroy Holmes, Gerald Drown, llarrie
Burroughs, Harris Elliot, and Guy Cargll,
were graduated from the graded schools of
the town the evening OF the 9Th. The
Union church was crowded TO its utmost
and some were compelled To go away The
exercises were carried on with much cred
It to the class and to the teachers, New
paint has become the fashion about the
Corner. Several dwellings are much i'm
proved. Help for haying IL scarce and
hard to find at any price, Excellent music
for graduation exercises was Furnished by
Ray Vinton on a violin, Adm Armstrong
on a cornet, and Mrs. Weymouth at the
organ. The Fourth was "A disappointment
all around, but very few tried 10 attend
picnic and those that did 20 wished they
hadn't The rain prevented many accl-
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LAhOlLLE COUNTY
STOWE.

The Rev. L. NJ. II. Abbott returned on
Saturday from "a three weeks vacation
. spent in Maine and occupied her pulpit i'm
Unity Church ON Sunday. -State Commits
sioner Of Game ana Fisheries II. G..
Thomas leaves stowe on Friday for a visit
to Salt Lake city, whore Mrs Thomas has
spent the past three months with their
daughter. Mrs. W. !. Cooper-Mr and
Mrs, ID. I. McAlllster, Miss Mae Straw
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Sallies leave
town on Wednesday afternoon for Denver
DIR. and Mrs. II. r. Watkins, child and
nurse are at Lake Mansfield-Mrs Mary
Winshp of Wellington. Mass. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Philena Straw, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. NJ. Brush.-Mr
and Mrs. f.. G. Stafford and Mrs. F. F.
Cooley were recent visitors in Barre and
Mont peler.-Mr and Mrs. NJ II. Riddeil
are spending a few days al Lake Mans
field-O. +. Gerry attended the reunion
of the 18th Vermont regiment III Colches-
: been visitors in Stowe for a few days,
: left Stowe On their return to West SUI
perior. Wis, on Monday.--The Rev. and
Mrs, Smart and son of Burlington have
. been spending few days at G.. W. Ad-
ans s.-Mrs. William Mills and son, b. A
. Mills attended tho funeral of n relative
in RchfOrd last week.-The ladies OF the
monthly circle on Thursday afternoon.
July r. picnic supper will b. served
Miss Mcdonald, who has been caring for
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Milo limos Is in Newport FOR
failure aged about &C years. Mr. Rich
ardson died At his home July Of heart
failure aged about &C years. Mrs. Rich
ardson is survived by n wife aud two
sons and several grandchldrrn.-Mr and
Mrs. Robert Smith of Chatham. y. j.,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Steph-
cnson.-Mrs. May Wallace of Boston
passed week with her parents the Rev.
and Mrs. j. H. Wallace.-Miss Lillian
Wcthcrby Of johnson is stopping with
her grandmother, Mrs. j.. y. Wellman,
a few days.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Well
man ana daughter. Miss Terrll, OF
Newport are visiting relatives in town
Mrs. George Rockford Of Cambridge and
Mrs. John Cllley OF Woodbury. were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. David Batchum
last w"ck.-David GLADDEN. of Boston,
Mass, is in town. --Osmer Farman has
been appointed administrator Of the es-
tate of the late G. W. Groenwood.-Mi
Helen Stephenson is visiting friends in
Roston.-Prof. and Mrs. ". Finnegan Of
brooklyn, y. Y, are passing their vaca-
ton with relatives in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Smith Of Chatham. y. Y, are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs l. Stephen
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GEORGIA.

Mrs Hattie IIibbard Dinsmore and
son. Harry, have returned to their
western home, after spending two
months here with frends.-The Chris
tlan Endeavor society of the Congresa-
ticnal Church viii serve ice cream and
cake at the church on Wednesday even
ing July 1.-THE Grange meeting of
last Friday night was well attended.
the programme was arranged with re-
ference to the both anniversary of the
birth of our nation. Papers wero read
by Mrs Sunderland on "The United
States as II Was Born" by Frank
Coleman on the Acquisition OF Territory"
by the Rev. Elmer Nyc on "rhe United
States as 1t Is To-day" and Miss liaz,
Coburn gave brief history Of the nag
THE Independence Bell" was rccited by
Mrs. Pert Wood and "a Flag on Every
School-house" by Miss Grace Conlin
Special music was furnished Ivy the choir
and by the orchestra. The programme
closed with flag march by 10 Young
ladies, who at one point sang "Colum-
bia" and at the close all sang Amer
To-
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

George Atherton from Stratford is
visiting his brother. Pnineas, IN this vii
lage for fcw days,-Bush Gilbert and
Walter Colhurn returned from the
House of Correction last Monday, having
gained two weeks by good behavior
Mrs, Renfrew left last Monday to spend
some time with friends at the beach
oscar Bliss and family moved last sat
urday into the Stratton house at Elmer
Bailey moved from East Craftshury In
to the Harry Idhhey house vacated by
Bliss.-F w. Slicer is quite ill-There
were two weddings in town last week,
July 3. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, r.
a. Patterson a very pretty wedding
took place. The contracting parties
were Leila Patterson, second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, and Guy
Rogers, late of Portland, Ore, the Rev
W. f. Allen performing the ceremony.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mrs. Maria Heath ANA Elgir NeXan-
der have returned from Willoughby,
where they spent Il pleasant wcek.-Al-
mon Bowen has gone q charleston to do
the haNng on his farm. Hazel Burrows,
who has been visiting at Ben Burrows,
has returned to Barton Landing. The
Rev, NJ, 5. Eddy ana family Of Swanton
are visiting at G. Il. Prescott s.-Mrs.
George patt"n of Lowell Mass, is
spending a short time with her sister.
Mrs. Gardyne. at their cottage at Will
Blake's mother from Bos-
ton is visiting hlm.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
AldriCh of Dalton, y. II. are visiting
friends in town,-Mr, and Mrs. Kenni-
son Of Irashurgh visited at Warren
Huse's friday, c. Houston is Just re-
covering from a three weeks illness with
bronchitis and heart trouble Harold Bur-
rows has gone to Barton Landing to
spend short time with his mother
Mrs. Eugene Burrows Norris Grove has
moved from Westmore to his farm in
this town.
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WOLCOTT.

Charles Hodge OF WATERFOWL, Mass,
and a cousin, David Wells, of Newton
Mass, are guests OF Mr.. Hodges sis
ter, Mrs D. Lapalme and A. H. Per-
kns.-Miss Ira Gould Of COTS Falls, y.
H., is spending a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. a. W. Foster,-E. G. Mann
an elderly man, "A veteran OF the Clvil
War. is quite i'll at his home herc.--Dr
g. T.. Gale is in burlington attending
the State Board Of Health meeting. -Orvis
Andr1is, for most of his life a resident
of this town, died at his home in Albany,
Saturday. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon. A large delegation from Min
eral Lodge +. & a. NJ, of which he was
a member, attended the funeral and con-
Quoted the burial service by request
Albert Jones returned to his home in
Lowell, Mass, Friday.-Mrs. r. c. Ar
buckle is quite seriously III. Her sister
Mrs. Lila Kmball of Hyde Park. is caring
for her.-Mr and Mrs Fred St. Germain
and daughter, Marguerite, of Syracuse
y. y, are guests at sisters, Mrs. j.
Poor.-Miss Eta PEG OF Elmore was a
guest at ID. LePalmes over Sunday
The pupils Of the village school gave an
Friday night They all
did very nicely Twenty-one dollars six
ty cents was realized, a portion of which
will be used to purchase "A flag for the
school house. Henry Stebbins and family
and sister Lois went TO Enosburgh Falls
Wednesday. to visit Mrs. Stebbins's moth
Fisherman Quimby went the first of
the week to Fort Ethan Allen to see
some of the comrades of the PHILIPPINE
campaign, who are at work at the gar
rison-R. NJ, Hubbell ana wife went to
Cabot Sunday to visit an aged aunt,
who is in poor health Mrs. II. l.. Dow. -
The Rev j. II. Wills, wife ana daughter,
Lura, drove to Belvidere Monday to
visit . sister.-Mrs. Henry Quimby Of
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Eight sheep and ten lambs are dead
in East Montpelier out of a fock OF
40 as the result OF chasing by dogs
or the large flock all but ten escaped
being bitten by the dogs. 1t is feared
that several more of them will die.
The owner of the sheep is Hiram Spar
row. They Were pastured some dis
lance from farm buildings. However.
while having near this pasture SON
of Austin Foster discovered dogs chas-
ins the sheep. The hoy made an m-
vestigation and found several dead and
badly chewed with others badly in
jured. The town authorities We're soon
notified of the rampage and an estt-
lContinucd ON 18Th pnEe.)
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CHELSEA.

News has been received of the death
July at his late residence in Tcnafly, y
j. of Charles Paine who was the husband
Iof olivia, only daughter of Judge William
liebard prominent citizen Of Chelsea
from lNi3 until his death in October, 1875
Mr. Paine was born in New Hainpshire
land had long and successful career as
an engineer and railroad manager. First
connected with the old Vermont Central
during its construction, afterwards with
the Vermont IL Canada, at the age of Is
he was superintendent of the Michigan
southern and Northern Indiana lines.
and was made thief engineer in 1854
In lS12 he became general superintendent
of the Lake ShOr II Michigan Southern.
He came East to axe charge of the New
York, West Shore & Buffalo r. r. and
remained with II TIL 1854 He went to
Europe and studied rairoadiug there.
He became second vice-pres ident of the
Erie and for five years was second vice
president of IA Philadelphia company own
ing natural gas property around Pitts
burg. From 81 30 20 lie WAS n consulting
engineer and sine 1899 had been general
manager of the Panama railroad lie
wrote many articles on rairoading,
several of which were collected and pub
liShod in Il book, entitled elements of
Rairoadme". His Wife died few years
since and two sons survive hm.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Lyon Of MONTPELIER We're
in town over sunday. tho guests of her
sister, Mrs. Or y. l.. Smith,-Miss Jean
cite Marshall of Boston arrived on Friday
10 spend some weeks with her brother.
Or, a. r. Marshall She is employed in
a branch station of The Boston Public