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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

Efforts are being made to draw
special grand jury in the case of State
vs. Dwight A Niles for murder. The
states attorney is in correspondence with
Attorney General Fits but nothing has
been determined as yet 1t is understood
that both are in favor of "A special jury.
In case a jury is drawn there will be no
preliminary hearing before Judge Cush-
man. but the prisoner will be brought
before the grand jury. Many reports are
ahoat as to Nilcss condition, but the at
tending physician says he is doing well
and there Is nothing to prevent his en-
tire recovery If he is indicted by a
special jury n special term of Orleans
county court will be held in May
George Banister, who is in jail for grand
larceny. is suffering frorr an attack of
appendicitis, but Is better at present
The Il. & NJ. r. r. Co. has changed the
run Of the passenger trainmen so that
the whole crew make a run from here
to Boston and the trains running through
White River Junction carry crews from
Springfield to Lyndonville and Lyndon
vile to Shorbrooke. Maurice Buck is
passing a few days with his parcnts.--In
municipal court George jenkins was sem
fenced to Ii days in Jail for ntoxication;
Elizabeth Clifford to 90 days in the House
of Correction for petit larceny but took
an appeal. Edward Morris. charged with
breach Of the peace, pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to 90 days in jail.-Miss
Marjorie Batchelder is visiting in Bos-
ton.-Mrs. r. f. Whitaker entertained a
class Of boys at her home Friday after
noon-The Rev. Mr., and Mrs. Davis Of
Hartford, Conn, have been passing a
few days with Captain Alexander
De Wis
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CAMBRIDGE.

Tlnhcr Hutchins is seriously i'll with
NEURALGIA of the heart.-Mr and Mrs. H..
~ Cray were called to Bakersfield last
week TO attend the funeral of Mr.. Gray =
sister Miss Boutclle.-llalry Allen and
Myrtle whitney have returned to their
school duties at Bellows Free Academy,
Fairfax.-News has been received of the
marriage OF Miss Bertha Horner ana
Capier Kent, at san Francisco, Cal, MISS
Horner is native of this town.-Mr.
and Mrs. J.. Il. Harrington have gone TO
their new home in Burlington. Prof. r.
i. Ellsworth of the Vermont BUSINESS
College is passing a short vacation with
his parents in town.-Ii II. Patch has
returned from California, where he has
passed the wiuter.-Miss Hazel Germaine
of Milton t. visiting in town.. NJ La
Bo1nty has gone TO burlington where
he has a position with the Strong Hard
ware Co.--Anss Jessie Mead has returned
10 her studies at the johnson normal
school.-Mra NJ. NJ, Reynolds is visiting
in BOSTON, William Gray died Wednes-
day April 3, after a lingering illness of
tuberculosis. The remains We're taken Ia
Burlington FOR bural.-Miss Mande
Parady is 81 with innammatory rheu-
matism.-Mr ana Mrs. T.. II. IIindes
arrived home Thursday night after an
extended trip IN New Hampshire.
Byron Fleetwood has sold his homo
farm to Mr.. Duba. a former resident. who
has lived for the past year in Bristol. Mr.
Duba viii take possession May l, and Mr.
Fleetwood will move 20 the village.-Misa
Hattie Brown Of North Willston passed
Sunday in town.-3li Archambault is
digging a cellar for HIS new harness shop
on the property he recently purchased OF
The Scott estate.-Ralph Mudgett and
family Of Essex Junction We're guest 5
Sunday at II. n. Grays-Mrs. T. j. Gal
lup and grandson We're in town over Sun
day, the guests of her daughter, Mrs. Her
bert Jones.-HoIlis Gray Of Winooski was
the guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs II
n Gray, Monday.-The play, "Tompkin' ;
Hired Man." given by the young people
ut the American House hall Friday night
was decided sucCess.-Rolla Reynolds o.
Dartmouth College is passing his Easter
vacation with his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ Rey'
nohs.-Deputy Sheriff Smith arrested A
Emery for false swearing and took hin
before Justice Brownell of Essex June
ton where he paid his fine. p. Rob
bins expects to get the Noycs mill ready
for business this week.-Mrs.. b. r
holmes Of St. Adams was in town Frida!
and Saturday looking after repairs on hel
house, occupied ny f.. w. Smlie.-Mrs
NJ. NJ. Reynolds has returned from
week in IA,ston.-,JOsie Leach has pur
chased the Scott house OF II. n. Gray
consideration, $500 He is to take posses
sion April 10. Il. NJ, Fleetwood vii
move into his house, vacated by Mr.
Leach.-'The Rev, Van Haagan preache
his farewell sermon Sunday. He will 81
Immediately to his new parish in Hines
burgh.
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GAYSVILLE.

Edwin Harrington was called here
East Brooktleld last week by the /
OF his mother, Mrs. o. y, Harm
who is somewhat better now.-Mrs
zina Potter and daughter, Grace,
returned to Rutland.-Miss Cha
Mitchell returned saturday from
chituate, Mass, where she has p
her vacation Ella Tenney we
South Rovaltun Thursday where s
to pass some time with Mrs Talbot.
drew Harrington entertained the re
club and few other guests at his
house Thursday evening.-Miss
Mason returned Saturday to her $
in Dorchester, Mass, after vac
with her mother. Mrs. Mary Ma
News has been received of the bir
n daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Otis c
OF Friday Harbor, Wash, Mrs. c
will be remembered as Miss Mabel S
formerly of this town.-The deepest
Of the season fell Monday and Tues
The White River train escaped 81
accident Friday morning, while a
distance below the village, The fol
trucks OF a freight car left the raj
turned quarter way round CAUSING
car to follow, The passenger
which was just behind kept on the
so none of the passengers or tral
were injured Carl Tenney has en-
ment In Tennessee, The Rev. and
oil. Wells expect to go TO St. John
Monday 10 attend the Vermont q
ence.-Byron Pamenter of RUTLAND
passing a few days In town.
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs. Mary F1agg, aged 81 years, and
her daughter. Mrs. Stems Hutchinson,
who went to Brockton. Mass, the first of
March to visit Mrs. Flaggs son and other
relatives, returned home the last of the
week accompanied by Lester Flasg, a
grandson. Mrs. Flag is a very active
woman with remarkable eyesight and docs
much reading. Her Goth birthday was cele-
brated by the home coming of her chill
dren and on that day she took a ride in an
automobile to Randolph and enjoyed II
greatly. She has always lived in this
town with the exception of a few years.
She enjoys travelling, having been to the
western States several times and thinks
nothing OF going to Massachusetts,
Sarah Belcher, who always lived In town
until a few years ago when she went "a
live with her daughter Mrs. DR., Simpson
at Tiverton, r, l., recently celebrated hel
-kAfh hirt hdaV Duriup tha la Of few wears
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EAST ROXBURY.

The dwelling house and barn Of ia
son Freeman was burned to the ground
sunday morning. The fire was dis
covered about ten o'clock but had gain
ed such Roadway that it was impossible
to save the buildings. The fire started
in the barn, There was no means of
fighting the fire in town and the small
stream of water and bucket brigade
were not sufficient to be effective. \
fire eXtinguisher was taken there but
the fire had gained such Roadway that
II was not used. The house was occu-
pied by Mr., Freeman ana Mr.. la Rose
and family. Mr.. ana Mrs, La Rose
We're away from home but were sum
moned by telephone. Only small
amount of the furniture was saved.
Mr. Freeman carricdvinsurance but Mr..
La Rose was not insured. The loss
will he Il hard blow for them ms they
lost all OF their provisions and all OF
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woLCoTT.

The sugar makers prospects are
much brighter, Some have made ~ lbs,
10 the tree.-Nearly a foot of snow fell
oruesdaY.-Dr, G.. c, Rublee has moved
his office TO his residence and is having
d telephone installed-Harry Downing of
Barre was in town over Sunday.-Mrs,
S. 4. Fife went to Boston Thursday to
purchase summer milhnery.-Mrs. Mary
w. Tlllotson was called 10 St. Johnsbury
the last Of the week by the illness Of her
son. O. o. TillOtson, who is suffering from
typhoid fever in Brighstook hospital
w. g. Rud, L. S. Mail clerk of St. Adams,
came home Wednesday.-Franccs Water
bury has the mumps.-C. II. Cleveland is
noving from the village 10 his farm on
own hill.-Not very encouraging news is
heard from G. r. Merritt, who is in Bur
llngion bong treated for scrofulous af-
lection of the throat.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs Arthur Lane of Barre, who has
been visiting here the past week, re-
turned home Monday.--Alonzo Sumner
is preparing to move into one of l.. J.
Benjamin's tenements.-Mrs. r. NJ
PRAY has not been as we'll of late
Mr. and Mrs Whtcomb are working
at Frank Patchclder's .-The Rev.
George a. Sentcr, who preached here
Sunday intends to pass week or more
in town. Seventeen old soldiers at
tended the funeral of their comrade,
Carroll Mcknight at the Center church
Sunday-Mrs. Ellen Lyford mas re-
turned from North Calais.-Mrs j. g.
Brown returned to her home in Dor
chester Monday.
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since going to Tiverton she has had her
eyes operated upon and has recovered her
sight in part being able to read and write
She suffers much from rheumatism. W.
Flasg arrived home from Mondovi, WIS.
last week with a carload of q western
horses. On taking the horses from the
car, they turned toward Rochester ana
continued in that direction for two days
before he got them back.-Wales Sargent
is moving his family to the Eddy farm
on the West branch. Charles Bass, who
went last week to the sanitarium In Ran
dolph for treatment, was operated upon
for appendicitis tho following day and
Is doing well.
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SOUTH RCYALTON.

The Rev. sherman Thompso,
Somerville, Mass. is at Mrs. Good
for few days.-Mrs. Kimball of :
on is with her sister, Mrs. CHI
sleeper, who is very ill.-Dr. Is. L.
nett visited relatives in Bethel on
day.-Pcarl Culver of Claremont I
ed Sunday with his parents.-Be
Cowen has returned home after a
years absence in California, Wash
ton. and Montana.-Mrs. G, w.
and daughter returned to Barre
urday.-Miss Isabella Martin left
Sunday for Barre whore she resi-
teaching Monday.-Miss Helen Bur
who has passed q few weeks with
sister, Mrs. l.. n. Mcintosh, retu
TO Barre SundaY.-Mrs. Charles
rinIton of sharon has finished '
as cook at the South Royalton II
and IS succeeded by Mrs. Carrie
ley.-Miss Maudine Abbott retu
Sunday to Fellows Falls.-C. P.
bolt is seriously ill-Mr. and
Berney Cowen are visiting relativ
Rarre.-Oscar Morse OF Derry p;
Sunday with his parents.-Mi
wynn returned sunday to Bel
Falls whore she will teach scho
Ned Manlcy has returned to The
Academy.-Miss Clara Bingham
Sunday for salem after week
her parents.-L. +. Ashley Is passi
few days with his parents.-Mrs.
mer Of Richmond arrived Frida
visit her daughter, Mrs. d. +. Dec
The recreation party was enter
ed Thursday evening by Mrs. {
Blake. Next Thursday evening
A. w. Bohonon will entertain.-E
Moody has moved to tenement
w. Rrights HOUSEWIVES JOSEF
Bright will leave Thursday mol
for Westford, Mass.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from 3rd PaEc)

home from Montpelier over Sunday.-Mrs.
a. r. Bigelow and children returned to
Burlington Wednesday after Il week $
visit in Stowe.-M. T.. French, who was
taken suddenly i'll Sunday night, is suf-
ferng from an attack of the grip he
Misses Jennie French and Clara Dewey
are out OF school on account of Illness
Miss Ruby Collins at the lower village
IS ill.-Guy Holden, who has been SER
iously i'll with dphtheria Is slightly i'm
proved.--The Ladies study club topic
Tuesday afternoon was Down the st.
Lawrence" by Miss Rose Straw. Mrs. G.
l.. McAahon gave a sketch OF Montreal
and Mrs. l.. l.. Harris OF Quebec.-Mrs.
J.. D. Pike, Mrs. Emily Fuller and Mrs.
Mary Atwood went to st. Adams Wed
ncsday to visit their sister, Mrs. n. NJ.
Mott.-Mlss Mabel Wright, who has been
assisting in Stowe nigh school for several
weeks returned to her school In Jeffer-
sonville this week.
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NORTH HYDE PARK

John Whitney or Morrsville has rented
Ned Cowan's farm and taken possession.
-Alva Jones has moved into c. NJ.
Griswolds tenement on the corner of
Main and Maple streets.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Brown of Morrsville, and the
Misses Blodgett and Foss We're guests
over Sunday at ]. j, Tibbtt's.-J. C.
Croker and daughter, Helen, visited at
r. c. l4an1bert's Sunday. The Parker &
SteaIns steam mill started Thursday
Genuine winter weather with n severe
wind and snow storm from the northeast
resulted from the weather bureaus pre-
diction of "Tuesday clearing and war
mer." Sugar makers are not displeased,
however, as 1t means another good flow
of sap to be added to a season that Is al
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LOWELL.

The body Of Delina Dcbois. wife of
Henry Roberts of Bath. n. H.. formerly
of Westfcld. was brough here Saturday
for funeral services. Mrs. Roberts. who
will be remembered rs the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Debois OF
Westheld. was Ill about two weeks before
her death and was taken to Cottage hos
pital Woodsvllle, n. H.. where she under
went an operation. She survived the
operatio only a week and died April g.
She would have been "a years old April
y. She leaves besides her aged father
and mother. a husband and three sons,
Theodore Leon and Elmer. She is also
survived by three brothers and two sis
tors. Mrs. Cclestia sh"ltra Of White
River Junction. Nelson Dcblois Of Wells
River, Mrs. @. D. Goddard of Troy, and
julius and Alex. Dchlos of this town
Tho funeral was held saturday at II Il.
m at the St. Ignn stius Church, the Rev.
Father LaBlanc OF Boston officiating.
The bearers were her three sons and her
brother in-law, Victor Roberts. The
flowers were beautiful and numerous.
The music was furnished by the church
choir ACCOMPANYING the remains from
Woodsville y. H., were her husband.
Henry Roberts, her three sons, Theo-
dure. Leon and Elmer. her brothers. Nell
son Deblos and Victor Roberts and her
nephew. Timothy Deblois. Among those
from out of town attending the funeral
were Mr ard Mrs. Timothy Deblois,
Mrs Hattie Laurett, Mr.. Recor Mrs.
Nelson and Mrs. Leonard Seymore, Mrs.
Root and Mrs Gardner Of Westiield and
Mr.. and Mrs. George d, Goddard OF
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CRAFTSBURY.

Clyde King has closed his harness shop
and gone to Greensboro where he will re-
sumo business Ethel Knight has finished
work for Mrs. Il. \. Nelson and returned
to Wolcott.-Mrs. Mary Paddock, who has
been seriously III during the past week,
is improving The school directors from
this town met the directors from -four
other towns at South Albany last week
to make arrangements for supervision of
schools under thu new law.-Mrs. James
Wilson, aged about 60 years, died April 3
after a few days illness. The funeral was
held Frdty. the Rev Mi Rowley ofNciat-
ing-Georee r. Howard, whose Illness
was mentioned last week IS improving
George II. Howard came home from Dart
mouth to help care for his father.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. Lutherla Stearns, who has been
New York State most of the winter n
returned Robert Foster OF Montpeli
who has been at George Growers,
turned home Saturday.-Dr. and Mrs
A. Newcomb and Miss Gertrude Leila
OF Montpelier were at Mrs. +. A. Ne
combs Sunday, The Woman's Rel
Corps VIII hold a sociable at Mrs. Il.
Ncwcomb's Wednesday. Supper will
serNed.-Clarence Moody. who has b.
i'll. has gone to Burllnton for treatme
w. +. Marshall was taken SUDDENLY
Thursday with acute Indigestion, but
more comforta ble.--Mr and Mrs. Her
Stone are packing their household goo
preparatory to moving to Haverhill NJ,
Ernest Hutchns, who has been
Boston for a week, has returned.
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their clothing except what they had
ON. Mr.. La Rose had what things he
has saved moved into tho house Of Mr..
Fleming, which he recently bought,
until he could mako other arrange
mcnts. Emmonds Howe's house was
set on hre by sparks from the burning
building but was extinguished before
it had gained much headway.-The
Rev. y. w Shaw of Montpelier preach
ed here Sunday.-Orza royce went TO
Unity. n H. where he preached sun
day.-Mabel Ladd has finished work
for her sister and Is at home.
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DELVIDERE.

Thomas Potters sugar house was burn
ed April with all the contents except the
sap tank which was filled with sap which
was boiling we'll. When help arrived the
sugar wood around the house and 40 gal
ions of syrup were saved.-W. f. Tracy
of Johnson was called here Tuesday, April
B. 10 prosecute Mr.. Austin who was
charged with refusing to support his fam-
~. The Jury did not agree. Another trial
will be held April 70 at ]. r. McCuin' >
store a the Junction.
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WORCESTER.

Clarence Chandler, who went to p
lington Monday April LIST where he '
operated upon for APPENDICITIS at
Mary Fletcher hospital is doing wei
Mrs. Marshall Il. Miles. former v
known resident and daugr
Of the late Sewell Copp died az her he
in Milton Thursday. Mrs. Estelle A. '
son of this place is a sister. another sis
Mrs. Agnes Abbott lives in Woburn, NJ
A. NJ Emerson is reported danFeror
ill-Mrs. Betsoy Slocum who has been
Worthwhile for several days, has ret,t
ed. She is a poor health-Dr Geo
Parmenter and f.. Lee Whitney of Nd
peller visited II. y. Vail Sunday.
Vail Is still confined to his room and
very feeble
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Clark Wiley has moved to the house
vacated by Frank Younge.-The fun
eral of Mrs. William Ford Of Brook
field was held Friday. The Rev. L. c..
Clark OF East Randolph ofiiciated-
Mrs Emily Jenness, who has been with
Mr.. Gifford's family all winter has re-
turned TO her home in this village
Mrs Genia Ryder, who has been in
Brookfeld this winter. has returned
home Her daughter. Mrs. Frank Pea
body Is with her for short tme.-Miss
Ethel Armstrong is teaching in East
hampton, Mass.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

The mill dam and slab mill of ID. j.
Camp went out Friday afternoon which
will stop saving and grinding till low
wator,-Thc best part of the sugar season
has been the last few days.-Wallace Aus
tin has commenced his summers work at
G. s. Halls. nay Walbr'dgc commenced
his years work for Arthur Bigelow Mon
day. He VIII live in Sanford Banlstcr' $
house.
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PLAINFIELD.

Misses Marion Cutler and Helen Mar
returned to Goddard Tuesday Edgar
Martin Of Manchester, N. H., made
short visit on relatives the first OF
week.-The Rev. A NJ. Smith is passi
the month In southern Vermont In
interests of the Universalist society
the te.-William Best Of Chicago v
called to town by the death Of
mother Friday. Funeral services W,
held on Monday.-Miss Emma Miner
Orange is visiting at Smith Martins.
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MORETONN.

Mrs John Kirgsbury of Waitsfield
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Davis,
Saturday and Sunday.-Clinton Hill OF
Keene, n. II. is visiting his father.-ClaN-
ton Child and Curtis Hackins of Water
bury, who have been visiting their uncle,
Merrill Child, returned home Friday,-Roy
Atkins was in Waterbury Sunday f. +.
Strong has finished work for II. O. Ward
and gone to work in Salisbury. Irwin
Henson of Montpelier was in town Sun
day Misses Maud Johnson and Grace
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EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Colby were in Lincoln
Sunday to visit his uncle, Page Colby.
who suffered a stroke of paralysis'-Mrs
Effe Moore. who was reported Ill last
week, is still in a very critical condition.
Mrs. Mile Jones is passing few days
with her sister in WAtsfield.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
ROCHESTEn.

Mrs. y, Il. Wheeler, milliner Of Bra
VT. will be in Rochester village conn
ing April -. and as long as busy
a fine line of spring hoadwear. !
right. look for banner. All invited.
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Kimball has returned to her home
in Melrose, Mass after visit to her
parents, Col. and Mrs. II. $. Tracy.-Mrs.
Clara SlaytOn of Montpelier. formerly
Miss Clara Parlihurst. and infant son are
visiting her father, Byron Parkhurst, -
Mrs w 81. Warner returned from she
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now at the hone of her sister, Mrs. Ada
Sanborn, not feeling strong enough as
yet to go to her home IN Jay.-The office
at Ladd's Hotel has been enlarged by re-
,,oyipu n nnrtitinp
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That such hndkerchef these be produced - IL
will be looked by pretty much everybody
Only Ireland this fine hand~ork be done such small
Fine pure linen hemstched border hand embroidered
rs cents package
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MARSHFlELD.

George Drew has moved his machin-
cry from his steam mill.-Farmers in
this section report a good run of sap.