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JERICHO CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid society held their an
nual strawberry supper Thursday even
ing, May Il at the parish house. Supper
was served from six TO eight O'Clock.
after which n short programme was rem
dered.-Miss Anna Eastwood Of Burlns
ton is visiting at n. W. Jordan s.-Mrs.
r II. Shepardson Of Richmond was a
visitor at Mrs. f. h. Jordan's this week
Monday and Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. n.
l.. Murdoch and daughter, Janet, were
visitors at tho brothers. Rodney Gloyd,
in Richmond over Sunday.-Mrs. f. !.
Scott has been In poor health the past
week. with bilious trouble.-The annual
meeting Of the village Improvement so
clety was held at tho parish house Mon
day evening. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
H. W. Jordan; advisory committee. G
G. Bckncu T. l.. Bostwick, F. s. Ran
son: secretary, Mrs ]. W. Hart. treas
urer. Mrs. =. A. Fuller: collectors. j
NJ Carpenter, Mrs. Ida Bostw!ck. II
was voted to continue the moving or the
park and other improvements were sug
gested-Gcnn Booth of Hardwick was d
visitor at j. NJ. Carpenters last week.
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WEST MILTON.

Horatio Boardman Is up from BUR
linston for few days fishing, He Ia
stopping at q. W, Granser's.--R. s.
Lincoln, who has been sick since last
December, had been able for few
weeks to walk about the house. l1e
laid down Friday afternoon for his
after dinner rest and went to sleep,
after n while he breathed heavily and
In q few moments passed away, The
funeral was held from the house Sun
day afternoon.
Fred Everest died at his homo in
Sopertown Saturday after short III
ness with pneumonia. He was 81 years
Of age and has been life long resident
OF Milton. He leaves son and three
daughters to mourn his loss, jed, Mrs
Noah Phelps, and Mrs. Roy Caswell OF
Milton and Mrs. Foster of Swapton also
a sister Mrs Mason of Swanton.-The
funeral OF r. s. Lincoln was held from
his late home Sunday afternoon. the Rev.
r. F. Herrick officiating. Relatives from
ont Of town present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. T.. Haywood. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Big
wood and Miss Julia Granger Of Winooski,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tomlinson and Miss
Lulu Lincoln of Jericho. Edwin Bent
from Stockbridge. Mr.. Rent remaining
until Tuesday. Many beautiful flowers
covered the casket. Tho singing was by
the village choir Of the Congregational
church
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CHARLOTTE.

There Ia considerable sickness just
now in the nature of grip or inhuensia.
-. s. and II. w. Root returned from
California Monday morning. They were
In Ben Lomond during the earthquake.
not far from Sacramento. Every Chin
ney in town was shaken down, but no
live were lost.-Farmers are badly hin
dcred from putting In their crops by CON
tinued wet weather.-Perch are begin
ming to be caught with hook and line
fishing. Raymond McGee Is relayine the
cellar wall under his house.-Carl
Thompson Is tending meat shop during
the illness OF Charles G. Thompson with
the grip.-C. u. Cook spent sunday In
town from Rutland. Thomas Mollison
went to Starksboro trout fishing last
week.--Charles Byingtor. Is III with grip
and rheumatism.--'rhe wagon repository
Of Eugene Shortsleeves was blown down
by the high wind last week.-Edward
Molison has returned from, Huntington.
Charles Thompson is quite III with
gr'p.-Wallaco Coleman, who has been
seriously Ill Ia on tho gain, =
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WEST WILLISTON.

Mrs. Abigail CBrownl Manson. widow
of the late Russell Munson, died Mon
day morning at tn" age of IS years, the
result Of general breaking down. She
was born In Manchester. ~ IT,. and had
for many years lived mere, whore her
husband was engaged in the manufacture
Of clocks. She is survived hy four sons
and four daughters, Albert and George of
Burlington, JONAH and William OF VII
liston. Mrs MNron Shaw OF Colchester,
Mrs. Bert Sole Of Essex, Mrs Geo. FAIRS
worth and Mrs. Thomas Kirby of Willis
ton. The funeral was held from the
house Wednesday afternoon a. two
o'clock. the Rev. AlOn2o Chase OF Willis
ton officiating. and burial was made
in the Morse cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs Abigail Munson
was held from her late home yester
aftornoos1 ut two o'clock, tho Rev. Alonzc
Chase officiating, The bearers were six
| grandsons, three sons of Albert Munsor
| of Burlington, two sons of George Munson
| of Burlington and a son Of Johah Nun
| son Of this town. There was a large at
| tendance and many beautiful flowers
| Burial was in the Morse cemetery.
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Ella Kenyon Is in burlington hav-
ing her eyes treated.--Mrs y. s. Ken
yon is spending few days IN Burlng-
ton,-Dr. ". 6. Tinkham was called
here Saturday to SOC 4. II. Ross. who
Saturday in Rurlington.-M Mrs tIiram
Pierce will entertain the Kings Daugh-
ters May -. Edward Olmstead Of Jone,-
Vile called on friends here Surday.-Al-
fred Phillips Is very poorly.
Dr. II. e. Tnkhain was in town Satur-
day In consultation with Or. Falhv in the
case Of A. ". Eoss.-Mrs. e. J. Norton
IS better AZ this writing Mrs. e. L.
Wyman Is sick in he'd. hut is reported as
the timber out for a new horse barn on
his farm.--Mrs Norman Carpenter was
in attendance with Mrs. {. j. Norton
a fcw days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. y. A. carpenter are the
guest of II. W. Nortou.-The condition
of Mrs. e. J. Norton IS not yet favora BILE.
Postmaster Kenyon has placed new
lattice work around his veranda, For
rest Norton was in burlington Tuesday
on business. The condition of Mrs. G,
L. Wyman is reported favorable The
park has been put in shape and looks
very nicey.--Hopkins Fargo now "a
years old called on his MANY friends
Monday MIR. Fargo seems to he in eX-
ccllent spirits and his many friends
were pleased 70 find him so.-Town Clerk
G. W. Styles is busy making ont the
caucus check list.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

r II. W'sor OF Chicago. H.. is in town
visiting his sister. Mrs. Helen Cutler
Mrs f. @. Rousseau of Washington, n
e., arrived in town Friday ana will spend
the summer with her son, \. NJ Rousseau.
+. Is. Cross returned Saturday from
Boston. Mass-Mrs. J. q. Barr has re-
turned from TorrinEton. Conn. where she
has been spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. A ". Hamilton.-Mrs.
Mary Hogaboom IS visiting friends in Mil
ton.-Dan Brennan of Fairfield was in
town over Sunday visiting at the home
of - w Steele Mrs. Melvin Lent was
in Swantou Junction over Sunday visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Human Roberts d.
w. Steele &c in Windsor for a few days
Deputy Collector Mcclellan Of St Adams
Is In town looking after the customs Office
during the absence Of y. w. Steee.-G r.
Crane Of Findley, Ohio was in town re-
cently.-At the parish meeting Of 81.
Johns Church hold recently. the follow
ing Vesterymeu were elected for tho on
suing year: j. g. Patterson, q. II. Rix-
ford J. r. Harvey and g. l.. Bushey.
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GEORGIA.

Barney Donahue died at his home az
East Georgia on Saturday night NJ KID
ney trouble and was buried on Tuesday
or this week. Mrs. Donahue, who died
of tuberculosis was buried on April 2
thus both the father and mother are in
short tmo taken from the family
leaving a son. Hyde, who Ia attending
school in Fairfax and daughter.
Dorotha, aged nine Years. The aged
grandmother. Mrs Caroline Hyde, IL in
the home with them.-A. J. Brown Of
Oakland station is ill and unable 10 re-
sumo his duties at present. D-a Bren-
nan and Davidson are in attendance.
The regular Grange meeting occurs on
Friday night of this week.-At the sem
annual business meeting ~ the Epworth
League the following officers were elect
cd President, Mrs G. NJ. Austin; first
vice. president, Mrs l. /. Newton. So
cond vico-prcsident. Mahlo Bliss; third
vice-rrezident, Louise Newton: fourth
vice president. Clarence Newton. ss-re-
tary, Mary Rankin; treasurer, Merton
Bragg; organist. Miss Grace bragg
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

,r Do, coorra II Carr for eight
,.oors nastor or tho DantiSt Church of
rha,lo,to cloe.d his Iabors as pa stor of
49, ,bu,ch sunday last when he preach
-, his sroI s,r,,o, IL. intends to leave
r.,,.soss pon, rho ladies' of the church
ossis,od hv many outside friends ar
..,,,oa . f,rouau recention for their
,o.or.,,o oos,,. ord r,o.bar which was
,,ai, t,ri,,o,. o,..,i,,c ~ tho residence of
L 81 corversc ,rbora was n large at
,ord.rco rearly 1,o e,losts being present.
-rh. ,,,ro1uo,o~,, ov.rcisas we're music
go, si,a,,, 1i,,,,s orchestra OF Hines
,,.ex,, o,lr,r,s,d ~ Misc ,,laro Hui,
Mu,ir oor-o. odd,d lar,c,, IA tho
r,a.suro or tho evarinr will their in
.,r,o,.o, ,,,r.ic .rtist,oa,lv rerde,od
po,.oro,ds c,l.cL ard Adams nastors Of
Tho cc,,orogo,i,nal ..hurches Of Charlotte
aud t1iresburr,, qavo short addresses eX-
nrose,,g tbeir anpreciaticn Of Mr.. Cars
nc q co-worl,er and their regret at his de-
n.-,u,o farewell noon written for
,bo occasion was read nv +. II. converse
lo,Iouinp mis- was the presentation by
Mice A,ico p.crs IN behalf of many
fr,erds of q sun, If money. something
,,.or s,oo ne nar,irg rife to Mr.. Carr.
ubo ,h,,, r,sno,ded exnrcss'ng his graf
Iuud,. tn onc and nil for the many acts of
| Lindrces and r.pard shown him I'm the
mas, and on tI,is occasiou. Refreshments
-, i,o craan, ,rd ,,Lo voro served by the
,,-,i
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UNDERHILL.

\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. carr
Mead Thursday May l0-Robert Met
calf of Vermont business College Is
spending few days in town befor"
he leaves to take n position as ac-
countant in Springfield. Mass. Among
those who attended the educational
meeting at Essex Junction were y. ~.
Gilmore Miss Florence Fickncll Miss
Daisy and Helen MacGibbon, Miss Liz
zie Barrett Miss Mary Teddy and Miss
Corhett.-Nlr. and Mrs. Arthur pollard
are parents OF son born May 10
Miss Florence Terrill, graduate Of
the St Alhans hospital is at home for
a few weeks.
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FAIRFAX.

James LOWS was taken suddenly III
Saturday with chills and in short
time he was delerious. He is better at
Cherrior visited friends In s.. Adams
Tuesday.-The hall game between thu
Montpelier high school and the Bellows
Free Academy was in favor Of the form
or. s to I.-James Bellows IS quite low
and it Is not expected that ne can live
loug.-C A. Donasou, who has been
working I'm Lowell, Mass, the past WIN
ter was obliged 20 return home, having
cut his hand and blood poison set IN
Tho union services ut the Baptist church
Sunday evening called out full house
1t closed the lahors Of the State evangs-
list with the Baptist Church Much
good has been accomplished IN the 10
DAYS that he was with the church.-l f.
Hunt rode out Monday, after being con-
fined TO the house for several weeks
r n. Shenardson, s, w. Rruch and X.
NJ Ballard selectmcu went - North
Fairfax and St Alhans May y 20 Sc
horse that had the Glauders.-The re-
mains OF Cornelius ST, Lows Of W'lliston
we're huoght to Fairfax May II and tho
burial was in the cemetery at Sanderson
Corners A. r. Reeman has IN men work
Ing on his new horse harn.--R. ". Buck
houch. last week of Joseph ballard or
Georgia two fine Hostiene hefer calves.
| Mr.. Buck is trying to improve his dairy
Mrs Sidney Bascomb is getting bet
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HINESBURGY.

The bazaar held by the Ladies Aid of
the Methodist church Friday and Satur-
day evenings was great success. The
proceeds amounted to aHutIt Sl20. Friday
evening the children of the Sunday school
gave an interesting entertainment, which
included a flag drill, which was admir-
ably done. Saturday evening :nc Senpf =
members of the Sunday school gave II
comedy. The defamation By Miss Lucy
n Pierce entitled "IoinuG the Masons'
WAS delivered in a fine manner and was
heartily enjoyed ny all prescnt.-Iiarlan
Rostwick of burlington spent Sunday at
the Bostwick homestead iieV. and Mrs.
iC. 6. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. charles Mar
tin. James Dover, Mss clare Hun, Mar
Gus HUI. Judge j. n. Allen and Mrs.
Allen attended the farewell reception ten
dcred Rev. Georg" carr at the residence
of f.. n. Converse in Charlotte Friday
evening Mrs. Susan Ray and grandson.
Carlisle Cain, are spending several weeks
! AT her farm NJ and Mrs. Charles Gage
returned to Thomsonville. Conn, Friday.
Mrs. Clark Reed is in Richmond called
there by the serious illness of her mother
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Edwin Weller of Huntington has moved
to =. Il. Prior's house on the iIineshureh
road.
Mrs. Louise Holflou has let her farm to
Charles Jordan of Burlington and he has
taken possession Mrs. Het'on Will oo-
cupy roons in he front part of the house.
Or j. y. Wheeler Of Burlington was
called Friday as counsel with Dr.. Wilder
in the case of Mrs. c. ". steel He gave
them no encouragement for her recovery
Mrs. Belle Richardson Is helping care for
her-Mss Edith Millham is spending her
two weeks vacation with her mother. Sh"
is employed by the Roscoe printing Co,
of L,senN .lunCtiOn.
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WINOOsKL.

The remains of Ernest Wheeler the
man who committed suicide by shoot
ing Wednesday evening, remained AT
the undertaking parlors of a. r. Glenn
ent all day Thursday and Friday morn
ing were shipped to MorrisNillo,
from which place Health officer +. a.
Burdick received communication
from Mr.. Pnney who claimed to be
grandfather of the deceased. Dr.
Rurdick opened communication with
Morrisville In the morning and learn
ed that there was Fred Wheeler in
that place and who was at that time
on his way to Hyde Park looking for
Frank Wheeler, who is supposed to be
the father of Ernest Wheeler, the dead
man.
Cards were received in the village Tues
day announcing the marriage in Med
field. Mass of Miss Alice II. Allen,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George r.. AL
len of this village, 10 S. Clyde Davis of
Bangor. Me- The ceremony was perform
ed Yesterday at the Baptist Church par
sonaee. Mr. and Mrs. Davis left on a
wedding trip to Boston and other points
and expect to visit the brides parents
here I'm the fan. Upon their return they
will make their home In Newburyport
Mass where the groom has lucrative
position
The benefit dance held in Corpora
ton hall last evening for the San
| Francisco fund was largely attended
about so couples being present. Music
for an order of Is dances was fur
nished by Walter j. Burke and Miss
Gibbons. Refreshments were servet
| N, irtermissiou nv Mrs l.. =. GauVreal
and all report a good time.
| Joseph Archambault OF Plattsburgh
H. Y. Is spending a few Jays Ia to~r
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Milo Taft, Mrs. Wyman Taft, w, j.
TAFT and Mrs. Lyman Hill went to Rer-
lin Monday to attend the funeral NJ their
nephew and cousin. Harry Andrews-The
I.adies's society win hold n social at the
Woodmen's hail Saturday evening, May
10. cake and coffee will be served.-Mar-
tin s, Villas of Burlington has been en-
gagged to address the people here Me
mortal day.-Mrs. r. A. Norton was
chosen as delegate to the Christian
Endeavor convention nj Richmond Fri
day, Nav lS,-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Der
by Of Hinesburgh visited friends here
the last OF the week,-Mr, and Mrs.
George Hall arrived here Monday from
Florida. where they have been seuEdng
for the past two years
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WESTFORD.

Miss Rernadette Dominique and Cleve-
land Howrigan, both OF this town, were
in the Catholic church Mt Fair
fax Wednesday morning All the teach
ers In town with one exception attended
tho institute held at Essex Junction Thurs
day.--Horace Ruggles has recovered from
q relapse following typhoid fever and Is
expected homo In short time. John and
y. +. Macomher while hunting wood
chucks Friday found Is Young foxes in G.
A. Ricc's meadow. The foxes lived In two
hurrMMs only a fnM feet npnrt.
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ENOSBURGH.

O. : Fassett went to Burlington on
Bertha Eldrcd Parks of
Albany and Henry Stchhns OF N"'co''.
who were called here by III" d"an ot
Mrs. n. II. Edred returned l' lhe'r
homes Thursday. Carrie k"h'hSon
of Milton, Harmon Eldred ana Hi'Eh'er
of sheldon. aud Mrs. Hiram pearson vi
Essex Junction were III town 10 dl''''"
the funeral of Mrs, Eldred.-MrS '''''Ho
r. Kentield Is In burlington FOR -"
days-Mr. aud Mrs. John Adams ''''"
Worcester, Mass are visiting their Huh'
Mrs H. : Dow, NJ. Wright was III
Montgomery Frday.-The reception ~
W. Perleys for Mr.. and Mrs. t. :. as
sett was a very enjoyable one ana 'aIE'N
attended on the afternoon "i MAY 3D.
The funeral Of Mrs. Henry H. hIu''o
was held on Wednesday AFTERNOON an"
lnotwithstauding the RAIN Wnl'N P'"' ~"
| ali DAY, was attended 10y large hummer
of people. At the family nome. 'r"'"
whence she was called go suddenly. Her
pastor Mr. Kent, spoke comforting AN"
sympathetic words to the stricken nus
band and children and tho chFr'n 'no'r
rendered sweet music. remembering how
for many years the sweet voice no" TO
be heard on earth no longer. had led the
service OF song So acCcptapN' M'nF III
all the towns around VIII recall tho great
lhelp her voice always was i'm conventions
land church conferences and she, with her
husband, had been depended upon TOR
singing ut So many funerals She Will
he missed in her homol ma the nelghhor-
hood and by hosts Of friends. Her only
sister Mrs Roberts, of SprlnGu'iu' was
unable to come to the funeral on account
Tor poor health The son, Fred, who had
been i'm California and san Francisco q
few hours before the earthquake, left foi
Massachusetts, Monday morning, his
lmother being in her usual health and
was stopped at Randolph by the startling
news that his mother had died suddenly
a few hours after he had left town. III
took the returning train back. Mrs. El
dred was passionately fond of flowers AM
many very beautiful flowers were ON he
casket
f. C.. Keech of Burlington is VISITING
his friends the Rev. and Mrs EVarti
. Kent-Nellie Ballard OF the North West
; ern University, H., is visiting her sister
Mrs. s. f.. Sconeld.-Miss Ballard wa
for a time a successful teacher in th
town.-Hervey Nichols Of Brigham AGA
l DENY was home over Sunday.-Th
Ladies' Aid society of the Methods
/, Church served a dinner at G. p. Me
, Allister's the Is inst.-F'red Eldred vii
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FRANKLIN COUNT
RICHFORD.

u. =. Comings, manager or the Sweat.
Comings company. left Monday night for
a several days business trip to BOSTON,
". A. Puher is confined to the house with
an attack of Observation-Disclosures Tibbits
had tho misfortune the last OF the week
10 seVer tho ends of three fingers i'm a
huzH planer while at work in the Sweat,
CominEs company furniture factory
Mrs. q. II. Baker Of Townsend is visiting
her sister, Mrs l.. J. Knight for several
days.--Mrs. Jennie VI. Colcord is visiting
friends in West Rerkshire for several
days.-The Cornet band expect to furnish
music for the races At Sutton, Que. tho
2ith.-The Junior base bail team play the
Sutton. que junior team at the latter
place Saturday Word received from Err
nest Thayer, who Is visiting friends in Los
Angeles. Cal, states that he expects 70
start for home about the 25th. He will
stop in Pueblo, colo. and visit friends
for several DAYS Misses Sheldon and Mel
win Roright and the Misses Eva Boright
and Georgia Martin attended the horse
show in Montreal n" last of the week.
Cassus Wright has sold the farm and
stock he recently purchased Of Ernest
Martin to Edward Culver.-rhe German
& Ford theatrical troupe are billed Ia
appear in Ayers hall FOR ore week,
commencing Monday the 21st.-"The
Convicts Daughter" was presented in
Ayers hall Tuesday night to a good
house. The now annex to the Baptist
Church to contain the pipe organ is ex-
! pected 10 he completed so that services
| can he held there again about June /
| Warren Sweat sold fine driving horse
| Tuesday 70 parties from Windsor ant
| shipped him the same afternoon. Mr.
Sweat expects Ia attend the auction sale
| Of horses ut Readvillc, Mass. next week
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as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. r..
Chevricr.
The summer schedule for the wooden
mills went into effect this week. The
employees now work from $50 a. m
to 6:sO p. m. five days in the week
and on saturday from $50 to II 80
n. M. this giving them Saturday af-
tcrnoons or.
Mrs. NJ. j. Burke Of PittsHold, Mass,
who has been the guest OF her son,
Walter J. Burke, for tho past few days,
returns home to-day.
The condition OF Miss Gertrude Nc
Greevy, who is seriously III at her
home on Main street with blood pois-
oning, remains unchanged
Henry Narcotic, George Huard and
George Desautels have gone to Malletts
bay for a. few days outing.
Ernest Roberse has returned to his
home IN Montreal after brief visit
in town with friends.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.


Elon Mars aeed ~ years o'e' AZ
tn" home or MS SON NIIrati Marrs' On
the ESSEX ROAD rf'"dN "i'e' q" M
ness with a computation OF nlseaseH'
He was a LONG time resident OF 'h's VII
lage hut for SOME tlin' mas HNci WIZ
his SON Two sons william ana coward
survive him HIS VIE n'eo SOME years
ago. me funerai "sS ne'" a. Wv
home or ms son '"'"'F "i''' '''''
at two O'CLOCK
MIS- Lester "nl''on' aseu ~
died at her nome IN Essen '"m''r '''
urday afternoon aver II" Illness
about SIX weeks 'ehth wac ""'
heart disease She Is survivor Wy .'
husband 70 whom sh" was mar '.'
about 50 years ago. ana tnreo "auE
ters, Mrs, Mark Kenyon OF "estt"r"
Mrs Elsie Buell. Of Monteclto, 'ai'' an"
Mrs Charles Fay of C"rtahd, 'hi' anu
two sons. Eli OF Essex center an"
George Of Montecito, Cal The fun"r-
al was held Monday afternoon at one
o'clock at the home Of hor son, ELL
where Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton have re-
sided FOR many years
MIR. and Mrs. r. J. Juckett and two
children Of Hot Springs, South Dakota,
who have been spending week at the
home Of his parents in Hubbardton' are
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SWANTON CENTRE.

A. +. Royce sustained two broken ribs
and severe facial bruises Tuesday after
noon in St. Adams city. Mr.. Royce was
driving pair OF horses on n farm wagon,
and while crossing the trolley tracks, the
seat of the wagon lurched, throwing
him to the ground. while his feet we're
caught in the rcins. One wheel passed
over his body and the team dragged him
short distance before being stopped by
the bystanders Mr. Royce was first
taken to hotel and then ~ tho off1os
Of Or Skeels, where the fracture was re-
duced. Later. Mr.. Royce drove his own
team home alone and wen. 70 bed. Mr..
Royce was as comfortable possible un-
der the circumstances Wednesday morn
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WILLISToN.

News has been received In town that
T.. j. Barney has met with serious ac-
cident while engaged at work in Hart
ford. He is confined to his bed at his
home In Worcester Mass.-Mrs' Amos
Waleton has returned from visit tn her
brothers in Bolton,-The funeral or the
late Mrs. Russell Munson was held at
her home Wednesday afternoon, the
Rev. Alenzo Chase Of Richmond oniciat-
ing.-Mrs. Gilbert Meechant has a cow
which besides using milk for the family
brings her check OF nearly $3.50 per
month.