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Lipton Passes Quarantine.

When Sir Thomas Lipton arrived at New York he had to answer these questions: "Who paid your passage: Have you $500? Ever in prison or almshouse? Are you polygamist: Anarchist? Cripple? Are you con, tract laborer?" Having answered these questions and exhibited his identifca- tion tag, a strawberry mark back of his left ear, Sir Thomas was allowed to land He did nothing about it eX. cept to grin, but when the same form ula was put up to the Brazilian min ister he called up the state department, and Root had to go over to New York and hold ice on the minister's head. TX.
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John Mitchell Very III.

Chicago, April 24-John MitchelL president of the United Mine workers of America, i, dangerously ill and his wife has been sent for.
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Meyer to Leave Cabinet

Washington, D. C., April 27-It k reported that Postmaster General George yon l.. Meyer, is preparing 10 leave the cabinet because of dissatis- faction with the political course of the Drasi1prf
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Longshoremen May Strike

Seattle, April 27 The local long shoremen threaten To strike for higher wages and the steamship companies will not concede the demand, A strike would tie up all the shipping here.
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Ruef Trial goes over to Friday.

San Francisco, April 2t-The trial of Abe Ruef was continued today until next Friday in order Co secure a special yeulre of jurors Go complete thp panel
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Tn Nn tn ONster RaN lunc l2

Washington, D. e. April DO ir Is announced that President Roosevelt will go Co Oyster Bay June l2 for the summer
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John Mitchell Better.

Chicago, April 25-John Mitchell's condition is improved today and the physicians are confident of his recov-
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Steamship MongoIia Aground.

To>so, April DO Steamship Mongolia went aground yesterday ou danger- ou- reef near Nayoda lighthouse. No loss of life resulted and a> the yr>>e, is close Co shore she will probably be saved.
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Steamer Bertha Sails

Seattle, April 26 steamer Bertha sailed last night for Seward and Scl- dovia,, taking the Michigan coal men for the latter port.
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Santa Clara Arrives

Seattle, April 26 Steamer Santa Clara arrived last night from Seward and will sail again May 1. The Sara toga will be out of dry dock in time to sail May <.
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Warrant for Heney Refused

san Francisco, April 27-Judge Heb bard'S request for a warrant for the arrest of Assistant District Attorney Hency was refused by District Attor- uey Langdon Hebbard thereupon went gunning for Langdon and an order was made for his arrest if he creates further disturbance. Hebbard has been drinking heavily of late.
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Ghost Scares Thaw Family.

Pirtsburg, April 22-I, has been learned that Lyudhurst, the former home of the Thaw family was sold because it was believed to be haunted by the ghost of a relative of the ThawS. mhn committed .m-n-Ma
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Rllzzard in old Northwest.

St. Paul. April PA blizzard is raging today in South Dakota and Nehraska.
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Progress in liermann Case

Washington, D. C., April 22 The prosecution attorney finished his ad- dress to the jury in the Hermann ease this morning and the defense began. It is expected that 30 verdict will be reached this week
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Talks Alaska Customs to Roosevelt

Washington, D. C., April 25-Clar euce l.. Hobart, collector of custom. for the district of Alaska, called al the White House today to discus, Alaska customs with the president
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Strikers Return to Work.

Feruie, B. C., April 2O-The strik- ing coal miners returned to work to- day at the old wage scale pending an investigation by the provincial govern mpnt
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Hard to get Schmitz Jurors.

san Francisco, April 23- Only five jurors were secured yesterday for the trial of Mayor Schmitz on the charge of extortjon. A special yeujre will be necessary to complete the panel.
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To Withdraw Troops from Cuda

Cincinnati, April 27- Secretary Taft is here to attend the reunion of tn" Yale club of Cincinnati. He refuse, to talk general politics but says that the administration expects to with draw the American troops from Cuba next September. He also stated that he expects to visit the Philippines next year, starting about September 1, and will be gone about eighty days.
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seattle star Building Burns

Seattle, April 22 The building and plant of the Daily Star was totally des- troyed by fire at midnight Saturday. It is believed that the fire was the work of an iuceudtary. The Star vii. issue in the office of the Post-lute..i- gencer for the present using the plant of that paper. The Star company vii, rebuild at once on the old site, on Seventh avenue between Union and University streets. The Star building was a ouc-s,ory frame.
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E. W. Young of Girdwood came up on the Pennsylvania from Seattle, where he went to buy stock for his sInrn
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Taft's Mother Opposes Candidacy

Los Angeles, April 25-The mother of Secretary Taft who is here, is op- posed Co his becoming a candidate for the republican presidential nomlna- ton. She prefers that he should go upon the bench of the supreme court of the United States.
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'.Lord" Harrington Must Hang

Washington, D. C.. April % The bogus "Lord' Harrington must hang for the murder of Jame, Mclanu. The supreme court affirmed che judg- nert of conviction today.
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Mover Wants Change of Venue

Boise, Idaho, April 27-The chief counsel for Charles Mover, president of the Western Federation of Miners, gave notice today that he will ask fora change of venue from this county when Movers trial is called.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK.
ators, confessed and three others have

ators, confessed and three others have been arrested.
 Warrants Issued for Electricians
 San Francisco. April 27-Warrants were issued today for ten electrical workers who are accused of connection with the conspiracy to murder r. II. McCarty. president of the building trades council.
 Tried to Forge Japanese Bonds.
 Tollio, April 26-A gang of forgcrs was arrested here today who intended to flood the United States with bogus Japanese bond, to the amount of Sever- al million dollars. They had the dies made to engrave the paper.
 ConfeSseS Murder and Robbery
 Butte, April 26-John Shire today confessed that he perpetrated the mur- der and robbery of Morris Chapin, a wealthy resident of Denver, last year.
 To Get Alaska Weather Reports
 Seattle, April 2G The United States weather bureau here has arranged to get daily weather reports by cable from Fairbanks, Juneau, Sitka and NplIey
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Mrs. Haywood Leaves Boise

Boise, Idaha, April 27-Under care of a nurse and guarded by members of the Western Federation of Miners, Mrs. w. D. Haywood, wife of the ac. cused secretary of the federation, left Boise this afternoon.
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Expect to Acquit Abe Ruef.

San Francisco, April 25-Abe Ruef's attorneys expect to secure an acquittal on the charge of extortion from the keepers of French restaurants, claim ing that they will be able to show that the money was paid as attoruey's fees for legal services.
 Joe Gregg Draws With Fitzgerald.
 Indianapolis, April 25-Indian Joe Gregg of Seattle fought a ten-round draw with Fitzgerald of Philadelphia last night
 Bryan Suffers Slight Accident Morrisville, Vt., April Civilian J. Bryan was thrown from a carriage here this morning as he was being driven to the railroad station, but was not seriously hurt.
 Charge Plot to Murder San Francisco, April 26-It is alleged that a plot to murder F. H. Mccarthy, 1 president of the building trades coun- cil of this city, by six electrical work CTS has been discovered. The plot to ! kill is said to have been formed for revenge because Mccarthy ordered the six men to go back to work on jobs they had quit and had their union expelled from the council because they refused and the union upheld them. Shockley, one of the alleged conspir-
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Big Fire in San Francisco.

san Francisco, April 22-Thc new wholesale section cenJeriug at Fifth and Howard streets was threatened with destruction by fire this morning, resulting from crossed wires in the printing plant of Spaulding & Graul That building and others adjoining were burned.
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Marsh Succeeds Kutchin

Washington, D. C., April 27-Mil- lard C. Marsh of New York was ap- pointed today to succeed Howard NJ. Kutchin as special agent of the depart ment of commerce to inspect Alaska salmon fisheries.
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Accused of Jury Tampering

Boise, Idaho, April PA man nam. ed Yost was arrested today upon the charge that he approached juror in the Haywood case, and he was bound over on preliminary examination to appear in the district court May 4.
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H. NJ. Weatherby of the Kusiloff cannery which burned two years ago, was Portland passenger. Itis under- stood that he is planning to put the cannery in commission again.
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Offers s2O, 1000 for Gans-NeIson

San Francisco, April 22-TeN Rick ard came out today with an offer of S2O,O for fight between Joe Cans and Battling Nelson to take place either on the Fourth of July or on Labor Day.
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Converse Goes to Katalla

Seattle, April PC. r. Converse, formerly of the GrerY Northern Steam ship Company, has been made assis- tant to NJ. K. Rogers, general mana ger of the railroad at Katalla.
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Taft tells of Canal Progress.


 Washington, D. C., April 23-Secre- tary Taft returned today from the Panama canal. He reports that satis- factory progress is being made on all parts of the work and all conditions are favorable.
 Spokane Holds Primary Election.
 Spokane, Wash, April 23-The first nominating primary election to be held under the new state primary law is in progress today in this city for the nomination of city officers. No fore. cast of results can be made.
 noore Nominated in Spokane.
 Spokane, April 24-Herbert Moore was nominated for mayor in the direct primary election yesterday. The cleo sion was quiet. Moore is opposed by Mayor Daggett on the democratic ticket. The city election will take place May T.
 Mature Widow rIarries Youth.
 Baltimore, April 23-NIrs. Laura Brown, widow of former banker of this city, today married Charles Kauf- man, who is thirty-two years her junior.
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as a graduate of the Ugh school In tho
class OF '6. They came on tho
evening train here to visit her
parents but he returned to his
duties in W O. Esteys barber shop the
next day to be followed by his bride
soon.-Miss Mary Flint is enjoying a
vacation from her duties In Boston
hospital with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hale Flint.-M W. Tucker has returned
from a few days in Barre and North
field.--Niss Winnfred Chadwick has re-
turned from n five weeks absence in
| New York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Ned Buck are enter
! tanning Mrs. Fred Buck of Lebanon
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Rand are enter
tanning her brother, A. r. Chambers
OF Lebanon, n. H.--Miss Alice Gown
of Chelsea, who has been at Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Powerss, will return to-day
| to her home.-Mrs Fred Roppe Ia a
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Rattoe
of RoXhury.-Frcd Gordon is spending
a few days In Fairfax and st. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charts Dubois and
child have returned to Springfield
| Mass, after q few DAYS in town.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from ard PngeJ

abilities are that the only civil jury
case will be that OF Charles Shaw VS..
the estate of Della Grover. This Is an
appcal from commissioners. 1t seems
that Mrs Grover. who is a sister-in-
law of Charles Shaw of Morrlstown
wulcd $500 to her sister Mrs. Nellie
shaw. and also made few other be-
quests. The balance of her estate. IN
the vicinity Of ono thousand dollars.
she gave her sister the use OF, but At
bor dcccnsc tho same is to GO to the
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

Or. T.. II, Mills inspected the herds at
the milk farm of w. Richmond & Son
last week and found many diseased cat
tie, out Of two herds consisting of Il
head, IS were condemned and ordered
spccted by DR.. Mills are those OF Bert
Morrill, of Derby. herd of &c and II Killed;
the Bates farm in Derby, herd of "a and
killed; town farm in Derby. herd of Il
and ! killed; Mr.. Rowell of Derby herd
of "A and / killed; Mr.. Kittridge OF
Derby, herd of is and 0 killed: Mr.. Hey
wood of Derby, herd of / and l killed
j. Il. Young Of Morgan, herd OF 3 and
killed; Mr.. Hardy Of Morgan, herd Of
"a and killed
w. Richmond and son estimate the loss
from the recent test of their cattle as
ABOUT sGO0.--Mrs o. c. Miller and SON.
Pearl, have returned from n few week
in the West.-Mrs. w. II. jerks 81 s.
Johnsbury Is visiting her mother. Mrs
u. G. Blake.-Miss Clara Whitaker passed
THANKSGIVING with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T.. T.. Whitaker.-Miss Pearl Mcader
sprained her wrist In the basket bal
game Thursday evcning,-John Howard
Of Albion n. Y, has passed a few days
with II. f., Black.-Rowley s. Flag
who Is attending school at st. Johns
bury, was at home last week-Ralpl
Buck of Goddard Seminary is passing a
few days in town.-George b. Young
who has been i'll, has resumed his dutie!
in the office of Young & Young-E. ]
Smith is at home from school In Hyde
Park for a few days.-Mrs, Harvey WI
son of Sherbrooke, i, @, is passing Z
few days In town.-M, j. Blair and fam
| lily of Richford passed sunday with Mrs
| Blairs mother. Mrs. Chaffee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-05

Burt is in Boston.-C. l.. McMahon was
in Burlington Tuesday.--Mr and Mrs.
Clayton Baldwin of 1rasburgh are visit
ing Mir Baldwin's parents in Moscow
Lloyd and Lyle Douglass returned Mon
day from visit with their father, c. II
Douglass, in Worthwhile.
The annual meeting Of Harmony Pom
ona Grange was held at the Akeley Me
mortal building Wednesday. The morn
ing session opened with the master, j. e.
Foster in the chair. Other officers pres
ent were the overseer, DR.. E. J. Foster;
lecturer, Mrs f. NJ. SMALL chaplain,
Mrs. w S. Daniels; treasurer, c. f.
Smith; secretary, Mrs. u. J. Adams. The
following officers were elected: Master,
j. r. Thurston, Waterbury,; overseer. G..
Il. Allen. North Hyde Park; lecturer,
Mrs. e. NJ. Small, Morristown; steward,
II. A. Mills. stowe assistant steward,
d. s. McAllister, North Hyde Park;
chaplain. Morris I'm. Johnson; treas
urer G. f. Smith Morrstown; secretary,
Mrs. u. j. Adams, Waterbury Center;
ratekeoper Phlip Shonio. DuXbury;
Ceres. Mrs. j. r. Thurstor, Waterbury
Center; Pomona. Mrs, c. Il. Allen. North
Hyde Park; Flora. Mrs. DoaYitt Dux-
bury; lady assistant steward, Mrs. D..
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WEST HAVEN.

The sale and chicken pic dinner Of
the Ladies' Aid at the North Church
saturday was gratifying success.
Nearly SIS was cleared. Miss Hazel
Tryon is at home from T, G. A. ILL.,
Miss Edna Jakway passed ThauksgiV-
ing at home, coming from North
Springfield, whore she is teaching
Miss Florence Douglass was at home
for Thanksgiving from Johnson high
schooL-Mrs John Best is quite ILL
IN" first meeting of West Haven
Grange will be held this even
inE.-The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Isaac Jakway Saturday.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER

Tho board bill for the six months from
June l to December l for the Ia prison
ers that have been confined IN Wash
ington county Jail VIII be the largest
for some time. Sheriff Tracy will ask
the auditor for s., 40350 This large in
crease is due to the workings of the
new law which keeps intoxcation and
breach OF the peace prisoners confined
in county Jail, To offset this, the pris-
onors that have been in the care of
Sheriff Tracy during this time have net
ted the state $500 from their labor. The
great drawback now is to find work for
the prisoners, The prison board will
meet this week to discuss plan to
farm out the prisoners during the win
ter to chop wood at one dollar per day,
and other plans will be suggested
Miss Adelaide II. liasse, librarian of
the department OF public documents In
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GREENSBORO.

Tho Young Musicians club will give
an entertainment at the chapel December
7. at seven o'clock In the evening with
an admission Of seven cents and every
seventh person freo,--The following
teachers have been engaged for the win
ter term Of school: No +, Miss Grace
K!mball; No. ., Miss Maybell Dewing
No. 3, Carroll sawtcle; No. 6. Miss
Beatrice O'Brlen; No. :. Miss Elsie
Young; No. O. Miss Bcrnlcc O'Brien;
No. 10. Mrs Myra y. Chase; No. II,
Miss Jennie Young; No. a, Miss Mac
Wilcox.-At meeting OF the parishonor-
OF the Congregational Church, the Rev
r. j. Barton, pastor, Friday afternoon
it was voted not to accept the resigna-
tion.-Mrs Maggie Young Of st. Johns
bury Is passing few days with hci
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Black.
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WATERVILLE.

Miss Mary Gillett passed several days
in stowe this weck.-George Brown OF
N,cholville, y. Y, visited his sister,
Mrs. r. s. Pierce. last week.-Flctchcr
George, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
gorge Beard. died from whoopng cough
Tuesday. aged II months and days
Mrs Sarah Chase died at the home Of
no. SON Frank Chase, Sunday. aged So
Years The funeral was held at the house
Tuesday. The Rev. c. d. Pierce offici-
ated.-Schools commenced on Monday
with the following teachers: Village,
Mrs. Jennie Maurice and Mrs Elsie Car
pcntcr; Lock district Floyd Fairbanks;
Pierce school. Miss r. Bonner Pierce
The body of Amos Holmes of Fletcher,
n former resident was brought here for
burial Tuesday.
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FORESTDALE.

James Sullivan has returned from
Boston, Mass-Mrs Mitchell Larock IS
ill-NIrs, Julia johnson returned Tuesday
from Hague, n y whore she has been
several wecks,-The Woman's Auxiliary
met with Mrs. George Hoag Wednesday
afternoons The next meeting will be
with Mrs. l. w. Horn Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Anoe are visiting relatives in
Proctor. Schools began Monday with tho
same teachers as the last term exccpt
Miss Seward OF Rutland takes the place
Of Miss RYder
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


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MISS Eu'tH M"'co.' enter ,al"l"E
MISS He'oh Miller oi ,eu""h' M"SS'-
H. = martin ana i'lei'u nave returned
TO gardner AFTER Nls'''hP MI ana Mr7'
DAVID pEer.--A son was porn 10 ME-
ana MIS- Elmer montgomery FRIDAY
cVenlhG'--Mr' ana MIS- WlIllam WOOD
and daughter MISS herlha' nave re-
turned TO WOODSTOCK after being al
FRANK IS WOOD s'--hcrt 4hreShcr OF
Boston is a guest IN town'-Mr ana
Mrs. A, NJ Vaughan and daughter have
returned from Woodstock.-Mlss Eu-
genie Ellison was In Royalton Satur-
day.--Miss June Fassett mas come here
| from INC MARY ii't'H'i ''HIltdl' i'uI 60
| lington,-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Philips
and Mss Alice Woodland have return
ed to Mohawk lake after several
weeks in town.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Mary Waters. who
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Newell King. Saturday mornin. was
held Monday at 200 p. m, at Mrs
Kings with the Rev. Frazer Mctzgor in
| charge The deceased was - years OF
age and though born in Newbury had
been resident here many years She
was three times married, her husbands
being Lewis Esters Robert Tassov and
AFRO Waters. Five children survive her
Mrs Walter Comstock Of South London.
derry, Mrs Abbie Spencer Of Barre
Charles listers of Nashua. y. H.. Mrs
Newell King and AFRO Waters of this
place. All these save Charles listers
were present ut the funeral The I'm
mediate cause OF death was bronchlti.
though she had been in a feeble state
for some tlmc,--,Mss Frances Spoono,
has gone to Middlcbury. where shc vii
teach.--Miss Maude Eddy has returned
| with her parents, Mr., and Mrs w l.
Eddy,-Miss Marguerite Hudson joined
Miss Evelyn Denny IN Mortified Mon
day and went with her to Montpelier
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PROCTOR.

Judge +. Z. Butler has returned from
a vacation in Washington, d. c., and
Philadelphia-Th senior class of the
high school cleared about sos from two
plays.-Mr and Mrs. \. L, Streeter Of
Castleton have returned home, Miss
Margaret Fischer has returned to her
duties at the bank, after visiting her
parents in Albany, \. Y.-Amos Patter-
son is on trip to New York State
and Observation-Disclosures and Mrs Frank
Bellair have returned to Schenectady,
n. Y,-Mr. and Mrs, WhttPker have
moved into one of the new houses on
Grove street built by the Vermont Mar
bic company.-Mi Anna Butler has re-
turned 10 Middlebury College and Ed
ward Butler to Albany Business College,
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

\. t. Bower and W A. Jones have
been drawn as jurymen from this town
for the Orange county court to he held
at Chelsea.-Miss Grace May of Barre
spent Thanksgiving here, returning to
Barre Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs n. l..
Boyden went to Woodstock Monday for
a few days.-Mrs w. l.. Hebard and
daughter, Frances spent Thanksgiving
with hor mother and sister in Barre. --
The normal and training schools opened
Tuesday for the winter term.-N1rs. John
O'Grady and children returned to their
home in ROXbury FRIDAY
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BROWNINGTON.

f. I. Huse has returned to Newfane
after spending a few days in town
Frank Aldrch has returned to Spring
ileld.-Miss Gcorsianra Collins and Mar
shall Powers were married November
Is and the BRIDES mother served a boun-
tiuful supper at John Dryer s.-F'rank
Aldrich has sold his farm to Wallace
Husun.--Bernice Wells has returned to
her work in Boston.-Laura Whiteh!ll
has returned to her homn.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. l. Smith We're called suddenly TO
Lebanon, ~ H., to the funeral of his
brothers wife. Mrs. Ur. Smith.