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ESSEX.

The Essex Center Grange attended the
food fair at Burlington Thursday even
ing.-The Whist club met at Memorial
hall Thursday evening. Head prizes were
won by William Wool and Mrs. A. l..
Dow, new maple sugar was served for
refreshments.-The Central Telephone
company are stringing Il wire through to
English settlement at Tnderhil.-Ezra
Gates, who went to South Dakota to
work on +. w. Ayros ranch is confined
to his bed with tho grip.-rhe graduating
exercises at the T.. c. !. were largely at
tended last Friday evening. Ralph IIebb,
formerly station agent here, but trans
fcrcd to IIighGatc Springs, has resigned
his position there and accepted a position
with tho Rutland railroad at Mddlebury
The Rcv. Jacob Finger preached TO a
large audience at the Methodist Church
Sunday,
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MONTGOMERY.

Anna Smith Tucker died of tho moa-
sles at her fathers last Wednesday.
having been sick only a few days The
funeral was held on Friday. the Roy.
j. w. lllsby officiating, Mrs. Tucker
came home late in the fall to spend tho
winter. She leaves father and mother,
four sisters and two brothers. Mr.
Tucker died about five years ago.-Miss
Elizabeth Upham and Mrs. Fanny Car
ter visited Mrs. NJ. p. Cheney in HYDE
Park last week.-Rawson Halle ia SER
iously sick with pneumon,a.-M. p.
Maurice returned from 81. Adams last
Friday.-Quite a few of the X. of =.
went to Richmond Tuesday night to
attend special meeting. Mrs NJ. A.
Deuel. is visiting in Alhurgh-F, w,
Combs, who has been in 81, Adams
on jury duty has returned home,-Mis 81
Hattie Smith of Charleston, Mass, and
Sadie Smith of Waterbury, are in town,
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ST. GEORGE.

Comradc James Milham is in poor
health He has let his farm to his son
and installed Il latest improved separator.
Mrs. Il. X. Forbes of Essex Junction.
who spent last week at her farm the guest
of her daughter. Mrs William Cray, has
returned home.-Mrs. NJ ". iInsdale still
remains in critical condition. Her sis
ter, Miss Carrie Small of Essex and Miss
Coleman, a trained nurse from Buring
ton are attending her Dr. \. l.. Bingham
of Wlliston was called in consultation
with DR. A. l.. Larncr of TInesburgh at
tending physician on Saturday, the Path -
Mrs. !. r.. Isham was called TO iIinesburgh
the first Of the week on account OF the
death of her father. Daniel Harvey. Elm
crson IIinSdalo of WilliSton called on rola-
tivcs in this town last Sunday.
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MILTON BORO.

Il. J.. Martin was here from Milton Mon
day to assist in tapping his sugar or
Chdrd.-F'red I.umag and mother were in
st. Adams Sunday.--James Mcbride OF
South Hero commenced Monday to got
out timber to build harm for Alonzo
brook.-Mrs. Herbert Fortune of Boston
was called here by the serious illness of
her grandmother, Mrs. l.. NJ. Nilcs,-Mr.
and Mrs. Jed Patterson of Milton passed
Saturday night at $. NJ, White's.-R. f..
Mills and family visited their sister, Mrs.
Charles Sanderson, Sunday.-Fay Berry
and Grace Wood are home from the r. T..
4. ON ii vacation of three weeks.-Charlcs
and May Bullock. who have been i'll with
the grip, are better.-Many are suffering
with hard colds.
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RICHMOND.

Deer arc seen in this nciGhborhood
almost every day. \ deer came into
the doorVard Of L. l.. Towers tho
other day chased by dog. The dog
was driven away. There has been
seen by a number a very large deer
that is white -faccd.-fredcric Shep-
ardsou, a student at SaXtons River, IS
spending his vacation at home.-The
funeral of John Phillips of Bolton was
very largely attended Wednesday from
the Catholic church. Mr. Phillips was
one of the most prominent men in Boil
ron, having been elected to many Of
fees OF the town, which he always
filed with fidelity and trust. lie was
highly esteemed and respected by all
the best citizens Of his acquaintance
Some OF tho friends OF G, =. Rhodes
gave him = surprise Monday afternoon,
the occasion being his 10Th birthday
anniversary. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Barber, Mrs
Frank Barnum ana Hiram Bates of
Jericho. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. \. Rhodes,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Flagg and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Nichols of Richmond. Games were
played and a line supper served and it
~ y
broke up about nine o'clock.-F. q.
Nichols was appointed school supern-
tcndcnt by tho school board.--John S.
Towers, formerly of Richmond, but
now of Miles city. Mont, has been
appointed postmaster Of Miles City to
take effect the first of April--E. Nor
ton and family have moved into the
Chester Cutler house, known as the $.
f.. Cutler plaCc.-Mr. and Mrs. Thadius
stevens have an addition of "a daugh-
ter to their family.-The sociable at
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fuller's last Wed
uosday night was well attended,
About a score of the Oldest Pensioners
OF the Rev. f.. i. Treat were invited to
the parsonage last Wednesday to din
ncr The party had "a very pleasant
and enjoyable time and were served
with an excellent dinner. Miss Car
lotta Andrews and Miss Nina Shepard :
son waited on the tables. Mr. and Mrs.
Treat did everything in their power
to entertain the old young folks
Mrs. Jesse GlOyd is in Stowe for a
few weeks visit with her step daugh-
ter, Mrs. Loren Tomlinson.-The Aid
Circle of Kings Daughters will meet
at the church parlors OF the Congrc-
Sational Church next Friday afternoon
for business.-ln the case of State VS..
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sheldon. where he goes April 1.-Gcorgc
Archambault Of 'rewksburv came to town
Monday night, He leaves this morning
On his return accompanied by his sister,
ALOHA, who will enter a hospital in Man
chester, \. H.. tor treatmont--i. j.
Archambaut has received word of the
birth OF the third grandchild IN the fam
lily Of his son. Louis, in Morrisvillc which
occurred Saturday, Merrill Irish and
Kent Percy arrived at their homes Tues
day evening for a fcW days vacation.
They have been in Boston for a frw DAYS
in Attendance upon tho banquet of the
Boston Alumni association OF Tiltou Sem
mary, whore they are in school.
Roy Best returned to his duties in Bur
lugton high school Wednesday. james
Duffey is laid aside by illness. {. Fuller
RawsOn is assisting his storc.-W. Y.
Phelps has returned from a business trip
to Boston and New Iork.-rhe condition
Of Miss Florence Smith, who is Ill with
some slandular trouble, is slightly easier.
w. Il. Piorson passed Tuesday with his
brother. II. G. Pierson, i'm Essex juno
ton.-Fuller c. Smith returned to ST. Al
bans Tuesday. Mrs. Smith Is remaining
for a few days.-E. T.. Beatty returned
from Montpelier TUESDAY evening. where
he went to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Reatty's sister Miss Jennie ingalls,. Mrs.
Beatty will return today CrhurSdaND-lI.
G. Sheldon went to ST. Alhans TUESDAY to
SOC his mother who is III in the hospital
thcrc.-R. j. Mears LETT Wednesday Tor
Massachusetts, where he Will inISh the
canvass Of the State in tho interests Of
DR.. Il. j. Kendall Co.--Mr. and Mrs. carr
Kempton, who have been visiting Mr..
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GEORGIA..

Miss Efic G. Gordon is passing some
time at the home of II. O. PIcrco.-M -
Waller of Lakeside was at Oscar HoNlnS
Sa turday.-Iiale Nye, tho young son OF
Rev. and Mrs. T.. |. Nyc. was operated
upon at their home Tuesday morning
March 20 by DR. Brennan and Or, David
son of st, Adams. The tonslS We're taken
out and a small portion Of the palate cut
off, The boy is doing finely and is about
the house at plaN.-MisS Alice y. Hay
was guest OF Ira II. :. i'airhanks's Fri
day, March 2}-Willam Finn was the
guest of his sister Mrs Charles l.andon
over Sunday.-Miss Amanda Lvcrmore,
who has been very III with the grip, is
more comfortable and hopes are enter
tanned OF her rccoVcry.-tl {, McNall of
Milton was in town Sunday To see his
cousin, Miss Dinsmore.-A birthday gath
cring was held at the Baptist Church
Saturday of the children of the society
each one contributing as many pennies
as they were years old, the money to
go to missions.
Merritt Bragg has returned from Fitch
burg, Mass. where he visited his mother
widow OF tho late Rev. Daniel Bragg, who
was at one time pastor of the Methodist
thulch here. Monday Marcn H. was
Mrs. BraRss S0th birthday and her four
SONS surprised her by visiting her at that
time, and it was the first time in Is years
that they had all met with her. Her many
friends here will be glad to know that she
is in very good health and able to go about
tho city.-Miss Amanda Dinsmore is still
seriously i'll and Miss Jane Caldwell is
poorly.-AIrs. NJ. IA, Ballard was confined
TO the bed with the grip last week, but is
improving.-Mrs. Frank Hubbard and Mrs.
Bullard of Swanton visited at Mr. Pixies
and Mrs. Rankins last Thursday
Maria Rankin rode to the Center on Fri
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HINESBURGH.

The funeral of Mrs. IIilah II. owen.
wife of Allen ). owen, who died last week
was hold from the home saturday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock. the Roy. Mr.. Chase
Of Richmond officiating. Tho burial was
in the Barker cemetery. Mrs. owen was
in the Goth year or her age and is sur
viVed by her husband, Allen S. owen,
and two sons, Edison A, and Fred \.
owen. She was a woman of high Chris
tian character whose presence in her home
was a continuous bcnodict'on and shc
was held in high esteem by all who were
privileged to know her.
George IT, Burritt has got out lumber
for a now barn which Charles Miller Will
erect this spring-Aurclius Sykes return
cd home Tuesday and Will superintcnd
his sugar makinE--Gcorge T.. Hudson
has moved into tho Gilman house in tho
VII lage.--Andrew Curry with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Isham, has moved into Mrs
Harris's house in the villege.-F. H. Dow
has moved into the w. J. Douglass house
Mrs. Julia Gag" has returned from
Thompsonville Couu.-The funeral of
Daniel Harvey wa held from the resi-
dence Of his son. Walter Harvey, Monday.
There arc ffty-oue farms in this town
rented or let out on shares and they in
clude the best farms in town.-Thc library
trustees have ordered lot of now books
which will soon bc placed on the shelves.
The dwelling house of Leonard Burrtt
was burned to the ground early Sunday
morning. Mr.. Burrjtt was absent at tho
barn. Mrs. Burritt discovered the upper
ooms of the house attire it having caught
in the attic She aroused the children.
who were still sleeping, hut fortunately
all roomed ON the first floor, easily
escaped injury. Tive greater part of the
household furnishings were lost. Mr.. Bur
rift and family are with Mrs. Burrtt' 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID. Leonard, for
the Daniel Harvey. one OF tho
oldest residents Of the town, died Sat
urday morning ut the home of his son.
Walter Harvey.-Miss Alice Landon. who
has been teaching la Chester, is at home
Mrs. Julia Gage has returned for a soy
eral months visit with her son. Charles.
in Thomsonville Cottcr.-Mrs. Perry Read
is confined to the house by illncss.-Mrs
Frank Andrews, who has been quite i'll
the past week, is convalescng.--A.
Sykes. who has been in California the
past winter, has retlrcd.-GcorCe Ilud-
son has moved into the Gilman tenement
II l.. Palmer has Gcsumed management
of the Palmer use.--rIarod Degree OF
burlington is visiting his grandparents,
Or. and Mrs j. +. Miles.--Jay Clark OF
Charlotte was at his sisters Mrs +. +.
Lyman, over SuudaY.-Clark Reed has
rented the Eu,ob Sanctuary house.
Miss Lorraine Manson of Burlington is
visiting her aqnt Mrs. f. l.. Andrews
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. John Naylon and daugh-
ter, Edith. of Bristol, Conn, arc in town,
called here by the serious illness OF MIR.
Naylon'S brother.
Mr. Barrett has sold his 90 acre farm, on
the Williston road, known as the Pro-
fessor Petty place to the Rev. G. n.
Story of Essex Junction, who will move
his family here after making some repairs
ON the buildings
The Rev. William Dean of Middlebury
is in town on business connected with his
farm here.
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FAIRFAX.

NJ T Shodd's oldest daughter IS vnry
sicI, with nucumonia-A. ~ Buck o.
burlington is visiting old friends in town
-I3liiah Story of johnson was the CUES
of r. w. SLopardsou last week Tho
farmers are tanning their sugar work.
but san does NOT run much as vet-An.
nounccment WAS made at tho churcnc,
Sunday of 4 union seryico at tho Mctho.
dist Church next Sunday evening at
which roprcscntotiyos of tho University
of Vermont y NJ G. 4 woi,15 nivo 70.
norris or ,bo recent s.,Idcn+ volunteer cou-
yeution at \,snyillc. Tenn. President
Maudiro of Ri.bford and General se,ra-
tarv Ross Of Huntington arc tho sneak.
crs both OF whom expcct 10 90 A. mis-.
sionarics II Sren.rdson has hi. ~,
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ENOsBURCH.

Memorial service VIII ho hold I'm Nfooo.
rial Church Sunday, April ]. for thc Ia
mcntcd late pastor of Memorial Church,
the Rev. j. W. II. Baker who died boz,
Pennington. Nc. the list inst. Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Spooncr of Newport arc ,is-
lung his mother. Mrs. John Spooncr.-
John Cook, who has lived in George Fair
hankss tenement, moved to East Fair
the 23rd Ephram Adams Of Now
port Center. who has been spending the
winter with his sons in Massa chusetts and
connecticut. rs visiting friends in town
before going to his home sherman Per
lev who has been in Virginia tho past
year and bought land there, is at his
uncle's, Eugene Perlcy, for the season.
Warren Perley Is home from serving al
juror at county court.
Thehe will he memorial services held at
tho Congregational church next. Sunday.
April !. for tho Rev. J. ". II. Baker. who
died at his home in Pennington No.
March r. to which he removed a foH
months ago. He was the pa stor Of tic
church at Enosbureh Ccntcrnluc ycarsand
resigned over n year ago, on account OF
poor health. He was q good man and a
faithful pastor and was greatly respected
and beloved. At tho exercises il is hoped
that many will tell in a few words, an
instance wherein Mr.. Baker may have in
hucnccd or helped them in any way, or
write TT. NJ. Wright was i'm W. Berk-
shire Monday at Mr.. j. g. Towles ON
separator Observation-Disclosures are busy
tapping in hopes that suEaling is near At
HAND. Special EXERCISES were held at the
CougrcG ational Church Sunday school by
The Rev. Mr. Kent in the interest OF
Home Missions for which liberal colec-
ton was takcn.-John Cook and family
are n home again and their youngest
child is very sick.-Jamcs Iihhov is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Hiram l.add Mt Enos-
burgh Falls.-MisS Alberta Orr who WAS
threatened with typhoid fever, is some
what better. but the doctor thinks her
condition IS so run down that it will not
he prudent for her to resume her studies
this term at the high Schol.-rhe NcXt
meetingof the Christian Endeavor will he
held at Doa. Dow Thursday evening thu
29th.-rhcre will he preching service a.
the Bashow is visiting nj lIiA y, est and Il
T.. Borkshirc.-Willie Bossey while a. work
in the woods with Mr.. Kerfied stepped ON
In large nail which penetrated his foot,
from which he will he laid up for sows
itimc.--Tho stevens brothers are putting
up a sugar house, to replace tho on"
burned last week. Mr.. Hubert Fn'th is
doing tho vork.--A surprise party Wa
given Miss May Leach Monday evening
1T her home. over fifty attended and
very pleasant time was enjoyed by all
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. a. l.. Hardy, who has been i'll
with tho grip, is rccovcrng.--l'. A. Fuller
and Mrs. IT. J., Bostwick of Jericho Cen
ter were In town SuudaN.--W. II. Davis
is employing S. V. Tominson with his
gasoline engine to saw up his wood pile.
Frank Phillips of Bolton was in tho
west part of the town Mondav.-'rhc Rev.
G.. w. Campbell and wife of Jericho were
In town last week visiting tho sick
Glenn Morgan, who works for tho Bost-
wick Novelty company was homo over
SundaN.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Guyette
gave a whist party Saturday night, tho
royal prizes were won by Edward Guycttc
and Mrs. Patsy Golley, the BOBBY prizes
were won by j. il. Bohonon and Miss
Edna Hill.
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day the first time since December L..
nero IS tn he sugar social at the Meth
ohist Nestry ON Friday evening, March 3D.
-1he Methodist parsonage was well filed
on Monday evening when tho friends and
ncighbots of tho Rcv. \. c. Austin met
to help celebrate the anniversary of hi.
birth. Refreshments were served and
the Rev. c. W. Clark in his usual plc,s.
ing way, presented Mr.. Austin with A
sum of money in hchalf Of tho pcorle.-
Nows has been received or tho death ~
Miss Lorraine Gilbert at a retreat IN the
West, whore falling health and mental
powers had neccssitated her passing thu
last few years. Miss Gilbert was for
many years successful teacher here aq
there are two generations Of former pu-
pills to testify.
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SHELBURNE.

Allan Bacon and Fred Poet have formed
a partnership in tho meat business. They
will sell meat at retail and wholesale, also
live poultry.
The school in the Palmer and Fletcher
district reopened Monday with Miss
Ethel Bissonnctt and Miss Matte Stod-
dard as teachers in the respective schools.
The ladies of st. GATHERINGS society
will give IA maple sugar social with mu-
steal and dramatic entertainment in st.
GATHERINGS hall at Shelburne Thursday
evening, March 90, at eight o'clock.
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FREE TO FARMERS.

TO any Farmer who viii write us, men,
tioning this paper, We will send free, post
paid, several formulas for making Il first
class fertilizer at home, together with the
cost of the ingredients, directions for mix
iug, etc.
The Vermont Experiment Station in
its bulletin No. ll6 has the following
- say with reference to the value of
home mixed fertilizers as compared
with tho ordinary commercial brands:
"On every account, however financial
educational, agricultural, it is better
10 buy the crude stock and home mix
If one uses a ton or more.
Every up-to-date farmer should be
interested in the subject OF home
mixed fertilizers and we are in posi-
ton TO help them. Address,
CARROLL :. PAGE, Hyde Park, VI.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from First Pnge)

evening of Mrs. Mary e. Graves, widow
of the late \. =. Graves. at her home ON
Weaver street Mrs. Gravcs's death was
very sudden and unexpected. She was in
her usual health all day Monday, and in
the evening was surrounded by her fam
ily. About eleven o'clock she retired and
soon after was seized with coughing
spell A physician was sent for but she
soon expired. The family physician and
members Of the family were at her bed
side when the end came. Heart failure
was the given cause of death. Mrs Graves
was IL lovabe woman. with Il beautiful
disposition and character, and her one
aim in life was to make those about her
happy. Mary Elizabeth Leclair was born
in this village November %. 1914. She re-
ceiVcd her carly education and
training in this village and
later attended the rsulne con-
vent In quebec from which she graduated.
January . 1861, she was married to A. \.
Graves and since that time has made her
home in this village with the exception OF
d short time spent in Troy, n. y, and
other places. Their union was blessed
with four children all of whom survive.
Frank L., and George r. of this village
and Chester II. of Boston and one daugh-
ter. Irene A., of this village. She is also
survived 10y two sisters, Mrs. Frank Il.
Aiville Of Manchester, y. IT,. and Miss \.
Augusta 1.eclair of this village, and two
brothers. Peter l.. of Seattle. Wash, and
Joseph t.. of this village.
Thomas Parzo transferred yesterday
to William Baraby the Coomhs homestead
on Union street. consideration, nominal
A. "A a In tar of
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WILLISTON

Ii is reported that the Rev. William II.
Crawford is seriously i'll at his home N
t.phratah, y. f-Mr. and Mrs Guy \.
Iamson went SATURDAY to Burlington.
Mrs. Lamson and little daughter will re-
main a week.-Mrs.. u. G. Johnson has so
far recovered as to attend the meeting of
the Kings Daughters Circle at their rooms
Friday.-Miss Mary Latulippe was taken
very sick last Saturday night while on
visit to Burlineton.--A daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Brothers is sick.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Mrs Frank cross OF Swauton visited re-
Gently at tho home OF her brother, II. y
Cutter, -SilNic Stinchour Of lIighgate wa1
the guest of Miss Mae Spear a few day
reccntlY.-Mrs. stowe. who has lately val
Gated the l.antman farm, is i'll at th4
homo of Mrs James Deuel.-Mrs. VIII
DuutOn of Sheldon Junction visited het
sister Mrs. Albert NNe. last Thursday
Mrs. g, l.. Brtch went to Pigeon Hin
Que, Thursday to attend the funeral ol
her cousin, Mrs. Stewart Burley,-Mrs|
Mary Shepard and son, Willie. who hev(
been passing the winter in MONTGOMERY
have returned 10 their home hcrA--Misj
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COLCHESTER.

The Young Peoples society of the
Baptist Church will serve warm sugar
in tho vestry of the church next Tues
day evening, April a.-Thc King S
Daughters will meet at Mrs, Parmelee's
next Friday, March 30.-Mrs Rose Pa
quet of Essex Junction is visiting her
mother Mrs. Sol Pratt.
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Spence for assault with intent to XIII
the court bound him up to the county
court under 500 bail His cosnsel,
Attorney Leary.' became his bail, his
mother giving him security.
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WILLISTON.

There will be maple sugar sociable
at the church Friday nignt.--Mrs. Mer-
chant is so far recovered as to be able
to ride to Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Moses
Martelc came home Monday.--Mr. and
Mrs. Robert En"is were ia Richmond
Sunday.
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