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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1906-03-28
j. X. Lathcm,
B. A. Morgan,
Administrators.
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Notice OfFinal Settlement

NOLICC OF FIHHI SNLLICTlCMT
I will apply to }. R Newhcry, Prob,
Judge for Pickens County on the 25th
day of April 1906, for final settlement
of the estate of Robert 7. Gilbert, dc
ceased, and ask to be dismissed as Adj
ministratrix,
Mrs. Bula V. Lancaster.
3 % At. Administrative.
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MILLINERY s5ALE~-At }. r..
Fcnnell's Store nj Eas!ey, Gotten MI |
on Friday aAd Saturday, (March b.
81 hI.ny bargains are offered.
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Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that we will
" make application to j. b. Ncwbcry
Esq, Judge of Probate for Picl1ens
county, i'll the State of South Carolina,
on the 11tb day of April, 1906, nt II
O'CLOCK in the forenoon, or as soon there
nft'r as said application en- be heard,
for leave to make fi' nj settlement of the
estate of Mrs. N. e. Morgan, deceased,
and obtain discharge as administrators of
snid estate.
j. X. Lathcm,
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SPRING CATANE2ii BY TAKING PER
Spring Fever is Spring Catarrll--Nothing r
4. of Strength Like Spring Catarrf1
Pe-9u-aaa is the Finest Tonic
For a Weary Woman. :

5 Miss b. Inoz silvera, 1s9 w. 13Gth sweet Now
{ Independence, writos:
Nlne years OF work, without q vacation wore
out my nervous system lost my appetite and felt
"eaH ana exhausted nearly all tho time I
) rernna restored me to perfect health In five
I weeks. IT'S the finest tonic for q weary woman
Hnat know Of I gladly endorse It, '--.B Inez
Koruna Is the most prompt and permanent cure for
"lt casos OF nervous prosraton caused by systemic
catarrh known to tho medical profession
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LAND FOR SALE.

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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Packard were in the
village Friday.-Mrs. Weber OF North
Willston. niece of Mrs. Mastering, is
visiting her-Mrs. Mary Mead of Port
Chester came to town Friday for a short
stay.--Frank Bigclow of Essex drove to
this place Friday, and while on the way
his horse was taken violently i'll but he
managed to get here and began to doctor
it. Saturday morning it was very much
bettcr.-The funeral Of Mrs. Costello was
held Saturday with burial in Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Mead were in town
Friday evening from Underhll.
Mrs. Rand has been spending a week
in Burlington. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Remington re-
turned 10 Jericho Monday.-Thc Ladies'
Missionary society will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Ellen Percival.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. Hebert spent Sunday in North Willis
ton.-There were three baptisms at the
Baptist Church Saturday evening.-Mrs.
Mary Mead after making a visit in town
returned to Burlington Monday. She will
go to Milton to sec about her farm and
then return to Port Chester.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Evergreen Lodge of y. f.. o. r. Install
cd the following officers Saturday even
ing: Warden Agnes 1a Valley; vice
warden, Clair Collier; chaplain, Ella
Parks; secretary. Nellie lTersey; financial
secretary lila Green; treasury, Anna
Vosburg; guide Willie Greene. guardian.
William O'Brien sentinel, n. G. Morse +;
oditrcaS. Nellie Jersey; pianist Mary
" God; tirstcc - l.. Parks president Of
degree cthff, OpG Gre ,n.--Mr, and Mrs.
c. O'C.atr are very harry over the ar
rival of a baby girl in their family.-This
week is being observed as the week OF
prayer and union services are being held
at the three churches Wednesday and
Thursday evenings services will be held
in the Congregational Church and Friday
and Sunday in the Methodist Church.
Last Sunday evening union services were
held in the Baptist Church-The !. ..
Tolls. in the near future. Those having
the principal parts are being drilled oy
Miss S. Carrie Chase of Morrisvlle.--
into their new home on Main street,
which he recently purchased of Mrs. Jeu-
devinc's estate. Extensive repairs have
betn nlduc III lilf ilt'ii'I III NV
spring Mr.. Bickford intends to make i'm
provemonts on the exterior of the build
ings-Mr. and Mrs Harry Clement have
moved from the house in Main street ia
the Montgomery house on Cottage street
There seems to be an epidemic of Ger
man measles among the children of the
yillage-Thc regular missionary meeting
of the United Workers will be held Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the Consrega-
tional Church parlors, A programme has
been prepared for this meeting.-Mrs
Maud cole has been confined to the
house several days by sickness-J. j
Campbell who has been i'll for some
time is somewhat bettcr.-The Rev. j. ID
Waldron, who has been pastor of thi
BAPTIST Church for the past two years
has resigned his pastoratc, the resigna-
tion to take effect the first of March
Mr. and Mrs. Waldron have made many
friends in town who will regret their de-
parture.-Thc Rev. James s. Clark oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Congregations
Church Sunday morning, after II vaca
ton Of nearly ten weeks, which he spent
with his parents in Brattleboro.-Th'
Fortnightly Culture club met Saturday
lafternoon with Mrs. II. A. Trevelian an(
1.-The programme was as follows: Paper
"Education," Mrs. Hattie Shpman; literA
turc, Mrs. Blanche Kent: reading, TN,
Dewan Khass," Mrs. Nellie w. Dutton
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The first lcCtur" of the course of lee
lures to be given in the Methodist Church
under the auspices of the Kings Daugh-
tols will he given Wednesday evening
January nth by Presiding Elder p. l..
Dow, subject "a Hood or Two
Miss Irene Bctz has returned from
Iolrdo, O., after spending the holidays
with her parents and hats commenced the
winter term of the Champaign Valley
81 hool.--rhc Aid society will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Carlos Martin.--Thc regular meeting
of Mt. Phiio Grange was held last Sat
uldaY evening. The officers for the on
suing year were installed by Casslus
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WEYBRIDGE:.

The annual church meeting and rcll
call of the Congregational society will be
held ut that church on aturday Deem
Der 13,-'rhe Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church Will meet at the parsonage ON
Wednesday of this week.-Carson Rob
bins has returned to his studies at Drew
Theological cmlnary,-Wcsley Sturt"
want has been spending few days
With friends in Albany.--William Bald
win expects to carry on Silas Wright S
farm the coming year. Mr. and Mrs.
Wright moving to Montpelier.-Tho
Methodist Sunday school held their an
nual election of officers last Sunday with
the following results: Superintendent
Mrs Florence Twitchell. first assistant,
w. e. Sturtovant; second assistant
George Larrow; secretary, John Shaw
treasury. ". l.. Thompson; librarian, Mrs
II. l.. Thompson orgauist, Miss Lena
TWitChWcll.
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MOMKTON RIDGE.

II. Nansclett and wife went to Starks-
boro. where they used to live and have
many friends and attended the Baptist
quarterly meeting. The house was well
flled.S. Miles spent last week at his
nophew's W. II. Dean, of Ferrisbureh,- -
There was no church services here THIS
week because the inside of the house is;
being rciitted Some Monkton people lis
tened TO Mr.. Elliott of the Vermont
Bible society, when he spoke at North
While c. T.. Balls horses
We're running in the field near North
railroad station. u neichbor $
dog frightened them, and in the chase
Il fine brood mare slipped on the ice and
broke her leg. w. II. Dean and Carlos
Martin were summoned as referees III
the matter. The mare was not young sc
they set the price to he paid at 500.
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CHARLOTTE.

We can boot you and shoe you, clothe
you and feed you, also cut your nair and
shave you. For in addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries we have
added n meat department and barber
shop Come and see us and be convinced
that our goods are the best value ever
offered for the money. Roderic w. Emo,
Mt the store formerly occupied by G.. f..
Plinde & Sons. PA wed&fr&w.
William Iivermorc has purchased the
farm on East street which he has rented
for the past four years from Frank
Abair; consideration $1,000. Mr. Liver
more will Immediately stock the farm
and make many improvements.-Mr.
Montague has opened the hotcl.-Mitchell
Finney of Hinesbursh passed Sunday in
town with friends.-Mr. and Mrs. $. NJ.
Williams were in Burlington last Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Viii
liamSs brother T. j. Fuller.
George Jabbert, Il pcnsioner of tho Re-
bellon, has been confined to the house
for several months with Il battling and
painful skin trouble that is supposed to
be the result Of his experiences as II
| prisoner of war. He was nine months in
Andersonville and three months in Sails
! bury prison pens.-At the annual business
session of the Sunday school Sunday the
| following officers were elected: Prcsi-
dent, John A. Lewis: secretary, Kate
| Beach: superintendent, Miss Anna ByinS-
ton; treasurer. Ralph H Smith; commit
tee, l.. &. Mcneil. Lewis Dean. Mrs w.
II. Mcneil. The school is reported in a
hourishing condition with an average at
tendance of G6 and collections of over $3.50.
| vI,l,. tI,a
! CONGREGATIONAL Church will be held in
the vestry next Saturday at one p. m. 80
| Frank o. and Minnie a. Abare have
| sold their farm OF so acres to w, C.
Tivermore, who has occupied it for the
last year.-Mrs. Albert Cook and child
have returned from Michigan, where they
| went last fall to live.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual business meeting OF the
Baptist Church was held Wednesday
evening, when the reports OF the differ
cnt committees were received. and 1t
was voted to adjourn the meeting until
two weeks from that night when the re-
manned of the business of the church will
be completed.
The annual business meeting took the
place of the usual mid-wcck prayer
meeting at the Congregational Church
Wednesday evening. Reports were heard
from the different officers the church.
and tho various organizations connected
with the church. The pastors report
shows a net gain OF ~ in membership
and the officers elected follow: Clerk,
tn Rev Evan Thomas: treasurer, S. a.
Erownel; executive committee, ID. ~.
Macomher, Arthur Douglas. Mrs. 5. -.
Tea chout. deacon for two years. Or. G..
NJ Fcrrin: ushers. Cleon Brownell,
Archie Parsons, Rolln Douglas John
Hunter: dcacoucsscs. Mrs. c. NJ. Booth,
Mrs. Belle Parsons. Mrs. G. NJ Ferrn,
Mrs. Charles w. Barney.
Mrs. r. w. Baldwin and children,
Misses Henrietta and Annis and Percy,
Charles and Henry, started Friday night
LOT h"Nltb '1tN, MPNiC'' Whci' ih'y
will join Mr. Baldwin and reside Mr..
Baldwin is connected with the Inter-
Oceanic railway of Mexico as super
intendent of transportation. The do
parture of Mrs. Baldwin and children
will be regretted by all.
Mrs. Mary Ferguson, who mas con-
Quoted n millinery store here for several
years. has sold hor stock of goods to
out of town parties who will move
them to their places and Mrs. Ferguson
will remain here for the present. and is
now at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Hall.
A double wedding took place at the
| Church of the Holy Family Monday
morning The parties were Miss Josephine
| Dague, daughter of Eli Dague of Essex
Center to Richard Hanabury of Wnoo-
ski, and Miss Florence Fleury of Rich
mond and George Dague of Essex Center
A wedding breakfast was served at the
home of Eli Dague.
Town Clerk Allen Martin reports that
| there were - births. 30 deaths in the
year ending December n, 1905. He issued
So marriage licenses during the year.
The recently elected officers OF Mount
Mansfield Lodge. No. is, X of T., are
as follows: Chancellor commander
| Orvis :. Nichols. chancellor com
inander. Dan NJ. Johnson; prelate, sid
lncy /. Martin; master-at arms. James
| II. Allen: keeper of records and seals
! Arthur D. Douglas; master of finance
| Ebert Keith; master OF exchequer
Sidney A. Stevens; master of the work
Henry l.. Barnes; inner guard, Nalen-
tine Jorgenson: outer guard, Herbert
Tcachout. There will he "A public in
stallation of the officers Tuesday even
ing, January 10
The marriage of Lewis Tatr) 20 Mrs
Ida Chastonay of Wnooski took plac,
Monday
The house owned and occupied by Jules
Seymour caught fire yesterday and Il hol'
about two feet square was burned y
the roof. Tho blaze was extinguished will
a pail of water. one of the hose cart:
was run to tie house but was not used
The house is near the railway trt K au'
the fire was probably caused by spark
,
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ST. GEORGE.

Word was received here Thursday morn
ing of tho death of the venerable Curtis
T.. Baldwin, which occurred at tho home
of Isaac Stcrus in Middlebury Wednesday
evening, January 3. 1906. The funeral SerV-
ices We're held at the schoohouse in
this town Monday afternoon, January S,
with burial by the side of his first wife,
who died in 1854 Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
went to Mddlebury to live with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stems last October.
The funeral services for the venerable
G. T.. Baldwin were largely attended on
Monday after. The body being brought
from Middlehury, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Baldwin have lived since last October.
Mr.. Baldwin was in the 92nd year of his
age. and is survived by his wife, who
was Mrs. Huldah IIoag of Monkton and
two sisters. Mrs. Julana Duncan of San
t'ransico. Cal. and Mrs, Mary A. Isham
of Buffalo Kan.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Delbcrt Algcr is at home sick with u
hard cold.-Mabel Stockwell. Hazel Bates
and Alice Algcr have returned to their
school at Randolph Center.-Mrs Coch-
ran of Jericho is visiting at C.. G. Fuller $
Miss Cormior entertained q friend from
Barre SundaY.--John Abime is very sct
with pneumonia. Chester Cutler and
family are i'll with the prevailing dis
emper,-Mrs Cassie Bemis, who has
been very i'll for several weeks, is in Il
critical condition.--Mr, and Mrs. Clinton
Spauldng of Rutland have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Town.-The Lcnd-
A-Hand circle met at the home of Mrs.
Lettie Palmer January 4.-Morton Alger
$ clcrliing for +. Il, Gillctt.-Mrs. Crandall
remains very weak-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
MuzzH are the happy parents of another
daughtpr
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RICHMOND.

Station Agent John OBrien of Jones'
vile Is very sick with pneumonia. The
da ncing school held at Bellevue hall was
well attended Friday evoning.-Arthur
Bost wick who for many years was employ
ed at the Vermont Condensed Milk conf
pary's factory, has gone to Boston, where
he has position, Assistant Postmist-
ress Nellie Henley was in Burlington Fri
day.-A. T. Stevens is confined to the
house with n hard attack of the grip.-E.
Il. Jacobs, who has been spending n week
with a. n. Winslow> Of Lebanon, n. H.,
returned Professionalism Powers, who
was injured in the collision at South Roy
alton, Is not able to resume his duties at
the Richmond Underwear company.-Mgr.
Shepardson, of the Vermont Condensed
Milk company, has Just installed an indie
pendent electric lighting plant using a
gasolene engine for power.
The village graded schools commenced
Monday the winter term with the same
teachers as last fall-Mrs. Anna kehoo
has sold her farm to Abe Worthoim OF
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WILLISTON

A party comprising Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Curtis, Mrs. r. NJ ,iaskill, Miss
Nora Gleason, Miss Agnes Kennedy and
Miss tia Curtis, Frank Fitzgerald John
Doyle, Joseph Wrinkle and Earl curtis
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
l.. Curtis of this village,
Instead of the usual Friday meeting
of the Kings Daughters circle they VIII
meet Saturday with Mrs W. II. Metcait'
Dorothy Keefe returned from a Visit
in Montpelier Saturday. -fraHk Croto
was in town looking UP truantS III sew
eral districts MondaY.-l'rank Croto was
at L. II. Tacott's last week, threshlnS
ont 900 bushels of grain.
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ADDISON.

The Grand View Grange held a regular
meeting on Friday evening and installed
the officers for tn" ensuing year. Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Bump Were present
Miss Grace Lincoln has returned to Ira
after a long visit with her sister, Mrs
Nellie White --GCorge Roscoe and wife
are spending tho week in Essex June
ton with rclativcs.-Clarcnce J. Fergu-
son of burlington, superintendent of
Vermont Anti-Saloon League, delivered
an address at tho Baptist Church on
Sunday to an appreciativc audience
Julius Clark and wife are visiting in St
Albums
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JERICHO CENTER.

An exhibition of pictures is to be given
in the parish house at Jericho Centre of
moro than ordinary interest. The pic
lures consistina mainly af carbon photo
graphs and engravings are the very best
reproductions of the masterpieces of art
of different countries and periods num-
bers nearly 200 and is loaned by A. w.
Elson & Co., of Boston. The proceeds
will be used in the purchase of pictures
to be presented to the public school. The
rooms will be opened on Thursday after
noon and evening. January Is, at which
time Il short programme will be given
by members of the Friday club and also
music. The rooms will be open also on
Friday afternoon, January 10, for the
especial benefit of the schools in town,
Coffee and sandwiches will be served in
the upper room.
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week of her aunt, Mrs. G.. T.. Bixby.--
S. u. Day and daughter Ruth, who were
recent visitors at n. II. Days, returned
to their home in Randolph Tuesday
Miss Carrie Small is spending n few days
with relatives in st. Gcorgc.-H A.
Castle has returned from a ten days
visit in Montreal.-A surprise party was
given Fay Mckenzie last Thursday even
ing in honor of his 18th birthday.-Ira
Bixby Is in Grand Isle county this week
in the interest of tho Northern Tcle-
phone company.--Thc Ladies Aid society
which was TO have met with Mrs. Kate
Wool last Friday afternoon have post
poncd the meeting one week on Gcccdnt
of the death OF Mrs. Doty-Mrs. y. J.
Williams returned Friday from a two
weeks visit with friends in CAMBRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. &. Bates, who have been
spending the holidays with l.. w. Bates
have returned to Montpelier.
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UNDERHrLL.

Installation services for l.. H. Bostwick
post and crops were held Mt g. a. Il. hall
Friday evening, January 3. George Dun
ton installed tho officers of the post and
Mrs. Mary g. Burdick acted as Install
ing officer for the corps At the close of
the installation service short speeches
were made by Commander j. j. Monahan
and c. II. Hayden. After a social hour
an oyster supper was served to the post
and W. r. G., also their invited guests
Mrs. Mann has gone to Brattleboro for a
visit
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Peck of Burlington A report of the
State convention recently held In Mont
peler was read by. the Master Herbert
Kingsland and was very interesting to
al.-The property of the late George
Laramy was sold at auction last sat-
urday by II. d. Ddgcrton of Charlotte
The house and land was purchased by
Henry German. Misses Mary, Anna ana
Reuah Allen have returned after VISIT
ing their aunt, Mrs. Frank Nelson III
pawlct. Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. i. Allen nave
returned from visiting their daughter
Mrs William Newton in Brockline Mass
and have taken rooms at S. N. Aliens
.Or tho winter.
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FERRISBURGH.

Tho Ladies Missionary society held
their monthly meeting at the parsonage
on Tuesday afternoon, and notwithstand-
ing the snow storm and the severity of
the day tWenty-nine were present. An
interesting feature of these meetings is
the social hour and tea in which the gen
tlCmen join Increased interest was
given to this meeting by the presence
of Miss Amman. who aided by song and
told of the schools in the West and
South which have recently been helped
by the ladios.-E. O. Mills of Brooklyn
IS a guest for a few days at Or. l.. Y.
Reynolds s.-1'he teachers of the town
Will be gwen the day next Monday. jan
uarY Is. provided they comply with the
education for Vermont to meet Inn at
$50 o'clock on the afternoon of that day
at the chapel of the Congregational
church for general conference. The
teachers ANA those accompanying them
will he furnished tea by the citizens at
the centre. 50 that they can remain to
the lecture by superintendent Stone in the
.cvoniug.--AiIsS Theodore Auman, field
secretary of the Woman's Home Mission
alY Union IN Vermont addressed a fair
audience mt the Congregational chapel on
MONDAY evening, showing how to make
good citzcns and tru" patriots out of
the foreigners that come to our schools
She also wildly portrayed the evils of
Mp1monsm. The Rev. l.. H. Elliott
state agent of the American Bible so
cictv, represented its work at the Mctho-
dist Church last SundaN.-Among those
WAC went to Burlington Wednesday a..
n. to attend the meeting of the Dairy
mems Association were John q. Adams,
/. L. Avery, f.. =, Brk"t and H. j..
l'arpcuttr
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HUNTINGDON.

The dramatic talent of this place. nm
der the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary
ana Sons of Veterans will present the
drama 'Tompkin's Hired Man" at TIC
Sons of Veterans hail Tuesday evening
January lG.--Mrs. John Mason w!ll en-
terrain the Kings Daughters January IL
Harry Goodrich and Miss Goodrich Of
burlington visited at G. w. Sayles Suu-
day.-rhe Rev. Mr.. hathaway, j. w.
Srauldin-, and family, Guy Bickford and
Miss Kate Thompson attended the quar-
t,rly meeting in Starksboro Sunday
Miss Eleanor Sweet returned to Barre
Saturday.-Thc installation OF officers Of
the Ladies' Auxiliary and Sons OF
Veterans will be held at their hall Sat
urday evening the l3th.Mrs. p. \. Cor
ton and granddaughter, Miss Gladys
johnson with Mrs. J. S. Sweet visited in
burlington Saturda y.-William Sprague
is in Milton for two weeks working :oi
John Ellis in the creamery.
While Clarence Kenyon was working
in the woods one day this week a log
rolled on his foot, hurting him quite
badly. Fortunately no bones were
broken.--Miss Fern Fargo has returned
TO her home in Richmond after spend
ing a two weeks vacation with Mr. and
Mrs II. II. Straightforward Phillips died
at his home i'll Ilnesbureh Monday
night The funeral will he held Thurs
day.-A large buck deer was seen in the
river near the residence of T. H. Sweet
on Monday.-Earl Morrill, has returned
to his work in st. Johnsbury after spend
ing the holidays with his parents,-M Mis-,
Ethel Bates of Richmond visited in towr
x,-i,l i,l, Wit
the humps have recovercd.-Miss cara
Talcott, who has been the guest ot Miss
Julia Morrill,, has returned to Burlington
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Kenyon spent sat
urday and Sunday in Burlington.
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MILTON.

A public installation of officers of Amitie
Camp No S0sS, NJ A, w" was held at the
opera house on Friday evening, January o.
Lessons orchestra of -four pieces played
several selections at tho beginning of the
service followed by Il drill by the team
of foresters of the camp which was very
well executed This was followed by the
installation of the officers which was
conducted by state Deputy A. o. Palmer
of Burlington, after which state lecturer
C. Il. w. Brown of Burlington and a. O..
Palmer delivered short addresses After
the exercises there was a dance which
was attended by Is or 50 couples ana sup
per was served IN the rooms Of the NJ.