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WEsTFORD,

Mrs. G. f.. Noyce and daughter returned
from Franklin Thursday of last week.
social dance will be given in town hall
on January &C. Music will be furnished
by Westford orohestra.-Miss Sarah Nor
gan died Sunday afternoon after a long
ILLNESSES with cancer of the stomach Tho|
funeral was held at her late home Tues
day nj | p m.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Corliss
of Duxbury have been in town for "A tcw
days-The Fortnightly club meets with
Mrs. James H. Grow Thursday afternoon.
The programme is as follows "Introduc-
ton of Christianity to John Know" Mrs
Grow; "Covenanters to James H." Mrs,
Rice; Later Religious Movements" Mrs /
Stone.-Irving Beach is not as well. Fs|
mother and Mrs G.. j. Hobart were called
to st. Adams hurriedly Thursday by h d
serious condtion.-Harry Hopkinson d
at home for a three weeks vacation. 4
Mrs. Pearl Hewter is seriously ill-Th \
officers for the local lodge of knights cd
Pythias for the coming year are as fol !
lows: II. r. Stone, c. c.; T. w. Grow
| V. c.; A. I. Kenyon, prelate; NJ AL
Kenyon, r. of X. and s.: W. II. Morgan
NJ. of W; II. Z. Fay. NJ. of F.. G. JI
Hobart, NJ. of E.. W. j. Bates, master Cd
arms.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs A. j. 1.arrabce and son We're the
guest of her parents Saturday and Sun
day.-Mr, and Mrs. Joseph hurry were
in Danville a few days the first Of the
week to attend her grandfather's funeral.
Mrs Ada Gould was quite sick last week
with the grip, but is much better at the
present.-AIrs. Drury' Goodrich is sick
with pneumonia,-Susie Waterman is
spending week with her uncle in Bar
ton.-II. T. Wilmerson has moved into the
house vacated by Harry Elsworth.-H.
A. Burbank is quite sick with the mea sizes.
b. c. Jennings will begin work in the
creamery soon. He will live in the upper
tenement of A. j. Cote's household Dow
lis working for A. j. Burbank.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. w. n. Newell Of Westford was
in town on business Tuesday.-F. r..
Smith is slowly improving of his recent
iilness-A hash supper will he given in
tho vcstry Friday evening under the
direction of the Ladies' Aid.-Tsaac
Devoid has been laid off from his we'll
drilling several weeks with IL stomach
troublc.-Schools will close in two or
three weeks for the winter term.-The
annual meeting of Lake View cemetery
will be held in the seminary the first
Saturday in February at one O'Clock p
M
We can boot YOU and shoe YOU, clothe
YOU and feed you, also cut your hair and
shave you. For in addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries we have
added a meat department and barber
shop. Como and see us and be convinced
that our goods are the best value ever
offered for the money. Roderic W. Emo,
ut the store formerly occupied by G. T..
Prirdle & Sons. 244, wed& frs W.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from First Page.)

},e257o5 cream received at the creamery
HOE lbs. butter fat 143.20O1 6 lbs: but
ter fat from the cream 4,2S5H lbs; aver
age test for the year 3a5 per cent; aver
age price paid for milk per 100 lbs.
97S cents; average price paid for cream
per 100 lbs. s6205 average price paid for
butter fat per 100 lbs. 4.7 cents; amount
paid for milk $50 1885,; amount paid for
cream Sl.05942: Total amount paid for
milk and cream s36 553 90. This year is said
TO have been the most prosperous in the
history of the Lewis Creek creamery conf
pany.-Carlos Martin is confined to the
house by an attack of rheumatism Ed
ward Ncnnettc met with Il painful 40
cidcnt last Sunday morning. While at
the barn he fell and cut tho
back of his head quite badly. DIR.
Collins was called and dressed the wound
and lie is doing rs well can lie ex-
pccted.-Miss Bertha Mallory spent Sun
day with her father, Charles Mallory
s. Is. Martins ankle was so improved
as to he nut into plaster paris by DR..
Collins on Tuesday.
The second lecture of the course Of
lectures under the auspices of the King s
daughters will be given in the Methodist
Church Tuesday evening. January 30,
by the Rev. M. II. Smith of Rutland.
Subject, The Trip of a Tramp"
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ST. GEORGE.

Mcssrs. NJ. w. and S. T.. lIinsdale re-
turned home Saturday from business
trip to Grand Ise.-Miss Marguerite Til
Icy returned home Friday from few
days visit with friends in South Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phelps OF
Wilston spent Friday at H. II. Tilley's.
Several members of the O. s. S. of this
place attended tho chapter meeting IN
IIinesburCh last Friday evening.
The chicken pie supper for the benefit
of the Itincsburgh soldiers monument
fund under the auspices OF the w. Il.
c. will be held at the town hall in
IIincsburgh on Tuesday February nj
five o'clock, after which will be pre-
scented that favorite drama valley
Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Tiras Isham OF
Williston were in town Sunday after
noon bringing O. w. Isnam and wife
Miss Carrie Small returned home on
Sunday from a three weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. NJ. w. Ilinsdalc.-Juhu
l.. Adams spent Sunday with his
brothcrin-law, Eli o. Turrill, on the
East street
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WILLIsTON.

The Kings Daughters 'lrcle Will meet al
their rooms Friday, January 2o-lhe On
away club will meet with Miss Colneck
Wednesday night at the HON" OF MI ana
Mrs. Byron c. Johnson.-M Mrs Anna BRAD
lcy's brother Mr.. Huxley, has been visit
ing with her IA few days.-Johh heoie' 1r''
is visiting his old home on the hat.--There
was a dance at the town hall lhursnay
night of last week Miss l.. NJ. Brown IL
spending a few days with Mr. and MIS-
Hiram Hanscom i'm l'urInstou-Nl'
Daisy Iashua is staying with Mrs Earning
during her sisters absoncc,-Mrs' WIZARD
Ferguson is slowly improving mere was
a calendar social at the church last Fri
day.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held
Saturday last the Rev. =. l.. Dow presid-
ing. Nv a unanimous vote, the presid-
ing elder was requested 10 use ms inilu-
ence in securing the return of the pastor.
the Rev. Leigh Dicfendoif for the ensu-
ing conference year.
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BOLTON.

A. J. Crawford sold his pair o.
matched grey horses recently to G. f
Goodwin of Connecticut for s500.-,Johl
May went to Bellows Falls last Sat
urday, where he has a position in III
shops of the Vermont Farm Machin
Gothic ice broke up in the river las
Monday night. thereby causing much
Inconvenience for the mill owners here
as there is no bridge at this point
Constable r.. b. York of West Boltol
and George Gordon, also of that place
were in this part of the town Tuesday
searching for horse which had beet
traded and on which Gordon held i
claim. Their search was unsuccessful
Tuesday night.-The lumbermeu haV|
nearly all left the different camps al
the re@nt thaw made it impossible 4
carry on their work.-Nr. and Mrs. !
I.arose are visiting in I1inesburst
this week
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RIPTON.

The funeral of Merritt, the nine months
old child of MIR. and Mrs. Merritt Clark
Of this town. who was burned to death
Friday morning, was held Sunday, the
Rev. j. ~. Gooding offciated. Jose PHI
Murray had his leg broken last week
by a load of wood tipping over and
pressing him under it.-Fred Flanders had
tho misfortune to cut his foot quite
seriously. Mr.. Wilbur of Troy, ~ Y.
an extensive dealer in lumber was at
II. J.. Woods last week. Mr.. Wood will
ship him several car loads of hardwood
lumber at once.-Ernest Whittemore cut
his foot badly last week, while chopping
in the woods.-Ell Damon is better and
able to ride out.-The little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Columbe has
TYPHOID fcver.-Mrs. George Young re-
mains about the same with very little
hopes Of recovery.-The ice went out of
the river Monday night.-Allen Manning
is sick-Gordon Whittier of Hancock
was the guest Of Chauncey Beeman over
Sunday
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sHELBURNE.

Mr.. Perrigo. who carries on Row
Icy's farm. tapped a few maple trccs
Saturday and reports a fine run Of sap
Sunday and Monday Robins also made
their appearance Monday.
Mrs. Harriet Chauvin was married
to Lcandcr Chauvin So years ago this
month, and made her own wedding
clothes, and now at the age Of "A years
is making her granddaughter's we'd
ding garments.
The marriage of Miss Ida Lavallce
and Lewis Collette will take place in
st. GATHERINGS Church January 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Sheridan have re-
turned from Chicago where they attend
ed the funeral of their brother, Deputy
Sheriff James Sheridan, who died sudden
lily.
The town clerk reports 3S births, 20
deaths and seven marriages in town
the past year. 1906.
Joseph Beauchimin has sold his
house to Philis Bacon and Jennie Will
cox. Possession given March !; price,
$500.
Tho annual meeting of the share
holders of the Shelburne Cooperative
Creamery company was held at the
town hall January % and the follow
ing officers were elected: Directors,
l." G. Ray, w. S. Ball G.. i. Peet, James
Cowan, George NJ. Palmer; secretary
treasurer, H. l. Goodsell; vice-prcsi-
dent. w. s. Ball; auditors, l. G. Elliott,
| w. w. Irish. The report of the sccre-
| tary-trcasurer showed that the cream
cry company has had the most prosper
Gus year of any since its orEaniza-
ton. Tho creamery paid patrons 2T1s C
per pound for butter fat for the month
of December, 1905, or $1.10 for per
cent. milk.
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WINoosKr,

At n special meeting Of tho villa q
trustees Tuesay evening, to which tn,
public was invited, the board granted
a franchise to John Il. Dawson, nil
SUCCESSORS or assigns to install a gaI
plant in the village. Tho meeting Wa,
attended by a number of the bushes
men of the village and others and all
expressed themselves as heartily ID
favor Of the proposition. After 1
number of remarks by some Of thosI
present and the reading of the permit
by the clerk of the board, Trustee All
phonsc Dubuc moved that the proposi
ton be accepted as read. Trustej
Manseau seconded the motion and thj
proposition was accepted unanimously
The new concern which is headed b}
Mr. Dawson, according to the permit
must begin work on the new plant mol
later than August !. 1906, and have TIL
same completed and ready to dispens|
gas to the public two years from thai
date. Tho company propose to purI
chase suitable ground as soon as pos
siblc. and in the early spring opera
tons will be begun on the buildings Il
constitute the plant. Among the build
ings to be erected are main build
ing which will be about S0x3l. A ga
tank with capacity of about 5000
cubic feet a purifier house 3oXSO,
house 30X12. coal pockets and othe'
smaller buildings. Work on the main
and connections in the streets to b
under the supervision of the villag
trustees The proposition submitte
mancnt act under charter granted b
the state Legislature in 1900.
The ice in the WinoosKi river above III
dams and extending above Essex June
ton went out Tuesday afternoon abol
three O'Clock with a great roar and crasi
Ice gorges had formed at the lime kiln
and on the meadows above the fort an
on Weston's meadows above the cotto
mill. All these seemed to come togethd
and make a dash for the intervalcs whic
were soon flooded to a good depth. Soo
after three o'clock the cotton mill wa
forced to shut down ON account of m
large volume of ice and water Whic|
came into their wheel pit. AT the fourth
mill where the power station of the ira
ton company is located extra men Wei
put at work to keep the gates free fro
ice and drftwood At the opposite sic
OF the river the WOODEN company we
taking measures to protect their new co
fer dam which was recently finished
this point n heavy boom valued at aboY
500 was held by n strong steel cable
feet long and assisted in keeping the 4
and water back from the gates, An
fort was made by the workmen under ~
supervision of MIR. Whitney to change "
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

School in district No. II opened Mon
day morning after a vacation OF -four
weeks on account OF diphtheria There
has heen almost an epidemic of tonslitis
in this place which. in two cases, de-
veoped dphtheria. John SeQuin fell last
week while filling his ice house and crack
ed two of his ribs. When Just able tc
be out from that cause he was hurt by
a horse and again confined to the house
He is able to be out again now.-Iienry
Sears has been confined to the house
with a sprained knee, caused by slip
ping on an icy path.-Timothy Burley
has taken cynthia Mead's farm for the
year beginning March 1.-William Pal
MGR lost a horse Friday from an acute
attack of hcayoS
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Sarah Mills was called to St. Adams Sun
day by the Illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle Bassford.-O. A. Stanley received
a telephone message Monday OF the death
of his aunt Phoebe Patterson. in Georgia,
aged 90 years. The funeral was held
Wednesday at the house -Ephraim Mills
of Lexington, KY, is visiting friends in
town.-Mrs. Roy Howard and daughter
Madgc passed Thursday and Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Howard of West Mil
ton.-William Granger and james La
porte are saving wood in this vicinity
Mortimer Reynolds and sister, Mrs. Roy
Howard and daughter MadGn passed sun
day with their brother John at East
Georgia.
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RICHMOND.

p. T.. McAulirc of Burlington was in
town yesterday on businesses A.
IT. Stevens, who has been confined to the
bed for several weeks, is able to be about
the house again and hopes 10 be out
again soon.-The Rev. A. j. Glynn was
quite i'll Sunday and was unable to Off
ciatc. He is reported somewhat better
Miss Georgia Towers is spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Towors.-The infant son born to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Towers died last Friday.
Mrs Towers who was i'm a critical con-
dtion AT that time. is reported some
what botter.-There will he an entertain
ment in the vcstry of the Universallst
Church Thursday evening, January %,
under the auspices of the Kings Daugh-
tiers. 1t Will consist of the eXcmplitica-
ton Of the degrees of The New Wom-
ans Reform club. The highways on the
south side OF the river between Richmond
and Jonosyilc is blocked by the leo from
the river.-George belong has severed his
connection with the Bellevue House and
gone to his fathers home in Bristol-A
large force of men are at work changing
the wires from the old poles to the new
10 arm poles lust set by the New England
Telephone company.
The New Woman's Reform club will
be given at the Iniversalist Church YES
try by tho Louise NJ. Smiley Circle OF
| Kings Daughters Thursday evening
January 95-Miss Georgia Towers is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. W
Towers-Alrs. Horny G. Philips is i,
town caring for her daughter Mrs. w
~
chitis.-The book committee appointed
by The All Around club have purchas-
ed with the Jonas Barber fund of sex
books for The Richmond library.-Mrs
william 4. Tilley is i'll with Influenza
Madison TYLER OF Jonesville Is on the
sick list with heart trouble.-Mr. and Mrs.
Loren Tomlinson of stowe and Mr.. and
Mrs Cheney Tomlinson and son of I'm
derhill were the guests OF Deacon and
Mrs. Newton Tomlinson over last Sunday.
The ice has gone out OF the riVer.-lhc
roads We're never in worse condition III
the spring of the year-There has not
been quite as much building in town as
last year, but more than $4,000 has been
expended in the village for building pur-
poses. Mrs. D. j. S0uires has built fine
residence on the Colo Gleason place.
Capt. G. A. Edwards has built one of the
largest modern barns in the State. Some
5000 has been expended In building
about the condensed factOry.-Several 9TH
or dwelling houses have been built or
tho Baker addition.-Tuesday. the 23rd
some farmers plowed green sward.-
At the meeting of North Star Lodge, f.
A. NJ, Tuesday afternoon and evening
four members took the r. c. degree and
two the masters degree.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Ellis returned from
their visit in Boston Friday night.-Mr
Lincoln remains about the salne.-Mrs
Mnot Smith is better, also the little
Gonyeau girls are recovering from their
accident. Maurice Granger a little son or
William Granger is suffering from
Qunsy.
John Granger went To Huntington sat
urday returning home M"ndaY'-Arthur
Gonycau is to work FOR G. +. oSgood an
other year. He began his work Mon
day.-I.ittlc Maurice Granger VINO mas
been sick from tonsiltis IS much pet
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BRIDPORT.

H. *. Williams started on Monday for
a trip TO North Carolina.-Harry Wis
factory paid 90 cents per pound for but
ter fat of November milk.-The drama
"Our Jim" was n good play, well rem
dered.-The Champlain Valley Tele-
phone company can row connect witt
the New England limo in a few towns
The Christian Endeavor meeting Jan
uary Is will be led by Miss Flora Wis
sell. Topic, Home Mission in Oul
Cities. Andrew Dillon, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Butler, has
returned to Bristol
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

DR.. Geo Spiller, optician, will be at
Dupont's Hotel January 90 at Fuller $
January 80.
Mrs. Richard Nichols and infant son of
Northtield are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Willis Cady.-Mrs V. r. Sargent and
Mrs. l.. a. Taft returned from visiting
friends in Burlington Saturday john
IIulett, who has been visiting his brother,
Frank, has returned to Waterbury.-As
Henry Porter was working in the field
Tuesday he found crasshopper as lively
as though spring had come.-Mrs. Harry
Ellis is I'll with the grip.
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WHITING

Mrs Kate Ketcham returned from Bos-
ton Saturday niEht.-There is to he a So
cial Friday evening at f.. a. Baldwin s
for the hcncft of the Baptist Church,
The Ladies' Aid of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church met with Mrs. Fred Rawson
Wednesday.-Mrs II. NJ. Parker is i'll at
the home of her son. G. =. Parker at
Pittsburg, Pa.-Mrs. Louisa Williams is
seriously ill.-The Henry Family Theatre
company have left here and gone to Sud.
bury.-Mrs. Anna Wood of Brandon is
the guest of her mother Mrs. Williams.
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COLCHESTER.

The young ladies' of tho Baptist
Young Peoples society will give an en-
tertaiunent in the vestry of the church
Friday evening. February ., After the
refreshments will be
served. Miss Emily Manley went to
Maine Monday, where she expects to en-
ter Il hospital to trainofor nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Severance went
to Canada for a short visit Wednesday,.
The ladies of the Congregational Church
will give a dime social at the parish house
next Tuesday evening, January 90.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Friday the 10th inst. son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose ST. George
Miss Sarah Wooster arrived home last
week from Highland Park, ILL.,, after an
absence of two years with her sister,
Mrs. lIibbard OF that city.--Mrs. Trapp
OF Iiinesburgh was the guest of Mrs.
Nellie Horsford for II few days recently
Mr. Trap has gone on visit to Ger
many.-Willam Carpenter has recently
purchased II driving horse of ii. S.
Fonda for the sum of 500.
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SALISBURY.

Leland Stone was in New Haven las;
week Thursday.-R. II. Boardman was in
Brandon on Thursday of last week-Mr
and Mrs. John Moore have returned tC
New York State, whore they will reside.
Gladys Branch is sick with bronchitis
Mrs. j. n. Aral is no better.-Mr and
Mrs. Wesley Clapper and children of
Mddlebury We're with her mother Mrs
Ida Wainwright, n few days last week.
Joseph Matot and Mr.. Chamberlin of
Rutland were at William Branch's over
Sunday
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MILTON.

The annual supper and roll call OF the
Congregational Church was held in the
vestry last Thursday evening. boun i
full supper was served at p. m. TO a
large number of the members and their
families and others who attended the
church. The supper was followed by the
roll CALI letters from absent members and
remarks by the Rev.. II. +. Treat OF
Richmond and also by the pastor, the
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. II it
IS not for sale in your village, write the
manufacturer, c. s. Page, Hyde Park
VT, for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk, as the food is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction in every case,
and any not sold may be returned. IT
is an article of genuine merit, and can
be conscientiously commended to poul.
trymen.
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SOUTH sTARKsBORO.

Elisha Follansbee and Miss Anna Del
pha were married ut the home of the
bride in Pittsfield Friday, January II,
and are stopping with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Folansbee at present.
Over 20 were present at the farmers
annual meeting and oyster supper at
the home Of Daniel Sargent Friday cvcn-
ing, the 18th. and enjoyed a very social
visit.--Fred Wright will go to Portches-
ter, n. Y, Saturday. where he has a
position
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NOT LIKE THE OLD DAYS.

Dcy's tlllin' sumpin scanlous
In dc state house on de hill:
Dc statutary's done turn pale,
An stanin' stark an still.
DeY's tollin one another
jos what's weighin on DER mind,
An If carried doy carried razors
Oars no telln what you'd find.
J wish dey 30 to talkin
Like dcy did in days gone by,
Bout "ad valorem," pro an con"
An oil "vox popui.
Cause when dey use dc words I knows
I gits o drcfful thrill.
Dey sure is talliin' scanlous
In de state house on dc hill.
Washington Star
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PANTON.

Presiding Elder Dow held quarterly
conference at the Methodist parsonage
Tuesday morning of this week.The
Rev. w. r. Ryder has returned from
MoOers, n. y, where he assisted in re-
vival scrvices-Patrick Simon has pur-
CHASED the boat which plies between
Adams Ferry and BARRIERS Point and
will at once begin repairs and get her in
readiness rs soon as the boating season
opens.-Stanley Bacon of Waltham was
the guest of Frank Ryder over Sun
day
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OF Richmond was in town on business
Saturday.--W Jackson is to move into
the tenement over the drug store.--Mrs
Lovely of Barre was a visitor at Mrs
Heberts Saturday Edwin Bent Of Stock.
bridge is visitor in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Field of Burling
son arc visiting in town.-There will b.
n donation for tho Rev. Mr.. Campbell
at the Baptist parsonage Thur sday.-
Mrs Alex Dennis OF Burlington is il
town to sec about her farm which Mr.
Yandow has carried on, but who vii
leave it this spring.-Mr. t. Bent anc
Miss Lula Lincoln returned Monday I,
Milton where they arc helping care fol
Mr.. Lincoln. -Mss Russii was q CUES
of Mrs. Herbert Tuesday.
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ADDISON.

Cyrus Norton has gone to Proctor to
work in the marble mills.-Judson Day
recently had quite an experience with
the horse which he was driving having
an attack of blind staggers The horse
finally got away from him and ran
some distance before it was caught
Ira BARRIERS little girl is sick.