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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-02-21

Death was due to impeded action Of the
heart. The funeral services were held
Friday afternoon at two o'clock
She is survived by two sisters and a
brother. Mrs. Ann Lowell of Rocking
ham. Mrs Sarah Henry of Newport, y.
H., and Charles Jones of Fort Gassett,
Mich
The following speakers have been Sc
cured for the G. A r. campfire to be held
here Friday: Department Commander
John A Sheldon of Rutland. Henry W.
Spafford assistant Acknowledgement, of
Rutland Col. S. Il. Pingree Of Hartford:
the Hon. c. S. Palmer of Burlington. the
Hon. Zed S. Stanton of RoXbury, Col, A.
c. Brown and others, Gov. F. D. Proctor
will be present If he finds it possible. Sup
per will be served at five O'Clock in the G..
A. r. hall by the ladies of the w. r. c.
to all out of town visitors, members OF
the G.. A. r.. w r. c. and the Sons of
Veterans. The campfire will open at 1870
In Dubois & Gays hall.
Or. and Mrs. II. q. Beckman arrived
home Sunday night. They left here jan
uary Is and after a few days in New
York sailed to Porto Rico and put in
about two weeks on that and nearby ISL
ands. They report a fine voyage home
but encountered rough weather going
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

w. j. Furbush OF West Newton, Mass,
was I'm town Monday morning.-G. Ray
mond StmetS, who Is a student at the
University of Vermont passed Sunday
with his parents.-C. 6. Austin Of St Al
bans was at home over Sunday.-Mrs. w.
w FISHER is i'll with the grip.-The Hon.
w r. Cray of Minneapolis. Mimi. was N
town reccntly.--The Ladies' Auxiliary Of
st. Johns Episcopal Church will meet
with Mrs. l.. u. Herrick Thursday-J. b.
Sanderson of West Newton, who has been
visiting his son. l.. j. Sanderson, has re-
turned to his homc.-Mrs O. f. Wilson
of St. Adams and son, Maxwell, are visit
ing in town.-The residence of c. r.
Lyon has been connected with the tele-
phone exchange Hinerth Of
Syracuse. n. Y, IS visiting his mother,
Margaret Hinerth.-George Folsom who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia
has nearly recovered.
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WOLCOTT.

Within the limits of this little village
there are four people whose united ages
are 351 years The oldest is Mrs. Sally
some and can see to read the Free Press
without glasses but is quite deaf. Mrs.
Esther Benjamin is IS years old She IS
somewhat deaf but her other faculties are
good and she does fancy work, silk quilts
n speciality. n. *. Jones. who is sc, is u
veteran of the civil War. enjoys good
health and splits the wood for the family
Timothy Arbucke, who is 81. was for
many years a very prosperous blacksmith,
has a farm upon which he works ia sum
mer. Besides these old people. Wolcott
has 10 others between 20 and so years Of
age.--O. J. Putnam is seriously Ill Of
nervous exhaustion.-Arthur Billiard has
gone to Lunenburgh to take charge of the
railroad station during the absence Of
the agent-Mlss Eta PEG of Elmore was
q guest here over Sunday.-Austn
Symonss child is i'll OF pneumonia. The
Ladies' Social union will serve a dinner
town meeting day at Mrs L. j. Mud
eett's.-Mrs. II. II. Parker is Silicon
Mum Of stowe is at work for c. f. Has
lell-The NJ. w. Of A, will have mas
auersde dance Friday.-Mrs. James Peck
Is i'll from heart trouble.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Campbell OF Morrsville wera
guests at George Kings Sunday.-.Delmar
Boardman is critically i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Ada Kusic has gone to Hardwick
where she has a position.
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last fall and controls large tract OF
timber land in northern Quebec. 1t was
the first meeting Of the company at
which practically every member was
present the sole absentee being d. NJ
Miles of Barre who Is now In California.
No announcement OF the plans of the
company was male. Those present We're
DR.. p f.. McSwecney of Burlington. |.
p Lawrence of Fitchburg, Mass. and A.
A. Pike, c. T.. Burt. F. +. Smith and
c. L. Mcmahon of Stowe.-Therc will be
n meeting under the auspices Of the Yer
mont Sunday School association Friday
afternoon and evening at the Methodist
Ep!scopal Church here. Miss Edith Nj.
Balch and other state officers are eX-
pected To be present.-NIrs. Eunice Pottle.
who is passing the winter in Middle
town. Conn. is making a satisfactory
recovery from a surgical Operation.-l)r.
and Mrs p. T.. McSwceney of Burning
ton passed Monday night at G. l.. Nc
Mahon's.--John Straw, who has been i'll
for two weeks. Is able to be out.-W. l..
Bennett has closed out his grocery bus-
ness and is moving to Eden.-Mr. and
Mrs G. z. Scribner returned to Stowe
Monday from Worcester. Mass, where
they have passed the winter with their
daughter. Mrs. A. +. Cate.-Eugene Tut
tie OF Bellows Falls was at T.. D. Besseys
Monday nght.-G. W. Buzzell has had
the fire department hose reel placed on
runners for greater convenience.
Miss Clara NJ Mills, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William Mills, and Wilbur q,
Belts, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bettis
of Morristown We're married "Wednesday
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs
Elenora Wilkins, by the Rev. j. O. Angel
| The ceremony took place at noon IN the
presence of the immediate families of the
bride and groom, after which lunch was
served Mr.. and Mrs. Belts will remain
| In this vicinity a few days, leaving IN"
| last of next week for Fitchburg. Mass.
They expect to leave Fitchburg March /
| for Redlands cal, whore they Will reside
Both have been prominent members pt
the Methodist Episcopal society and hold
| the offices of chief templar and Nice-tem-
| par in Stowe Lodge |. O. G. T.-Marshail
Labor has finished work for 5. II. Wright
land moved away from the FANNIE Haze
place. About % members of Mansfield
| Mountain Grange and 10 from lamoille
| Grange of Morristown visited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Torrill Wednesday, A picnic
dinner was served and the occasion proved
Il pleasant one,-Lewis Marshall VIII
leave this week for Lamar. Colo. where
he will be employed by f, II. Gregg for
merry of Morristown.-A, ID. Thompson
is visiting in Craftsbury.-Gam wardens
apponted yesterday by II. q. Vhomos
are: L. NJ. Ravlin, Burlington; A. +
Wakefield and C. A. Rockwell of Hard
wick.
Miles & Mcmahon have sold the Preston
farm on Edison hill to o. II. Edison TAX
ing in exchange the Morrill, place located
IN the lower village.
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ORLEANS COUNTY,
NEWPORT

Jessimine Blair fell and broke her al
while at play FrddY.-Accidents THU
day were James Slver's cutting his fl
with an axe and Arthur Corliss's cutti|
his hand with a hatchet.--Harod T.ea
ins OF Bigelow, Me, is visiting his moth1
-Nintey-tlvc attended gentlemens nigI
given by the reading circle.-Thc conj
ton Of Miss Blanche Chase. fornl
resident, is reported as very serious. 81
has suffered several hemorrhages. -Thrl
cases were disposed Of in municipal COW
last week; Joseph Malcolm, assault with
canthook, % days; John Boyle, tramp,
days: Henry Hazard, non-suppOrt of IA 4
lily, three months in house of corrected
sentence suspended and placed in han|
of probation officer.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.


Will" helping Wells h'ss"S ~ 'ic
woods recently Joseph putnam had his
,,obt Loo coupht hctweon the end of a
.,.,.,,,, oc +to
ia'I"S NV "'''
stump, and standing tree therepy
breaking both bones below the knee.
NJ prt,,or ie g voars o,d ana his re-
,,.. ~ NJ
coNer'E must '' ~
Don McAlister has returned from snort
visit in Stowe.-Mrs. c. NJ. Grswold is i'll
with the grippe. as is also Don McAlister
Walter StuTebean of Johnstown. N
v is visiting his mother. Mrs. George
Odds. N>Nine years have passed since his
last visit hcro-The Misses Coburn have
returned to Craftsbury.-Dr. ana Mrs.
l.. /. Eastman were called to the cast
part of the town Saturday by the illness
of her parcnts.--Thc Rev. VI. D. Selby,
was able to resume his duties at the Ad-
wont Christian church Sunday-A letter
received from Mrs Robert Parkhurst.
who came here from Rutland for her
health. spending last winter and the
early summer months AT the home of j.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Congregational and Methodist
here have formed what theJ
call a Federation" AS far az articlcJ
are concerned they have united TO supl
port preaching but they haven't bee,I
able to agree to have preaching in eithe
church all the time The preaching mus
be under Congregational shingles hall
the time ard under Methodist shingleI
half the time.-Frank II. Conant Of th
state of W aShington reached here Satur
day. He came on account Of the seriou
illness of his mother and expects to rd
Patterson will address the University clu
of Barre Friday evening on Life AMI
Lettors.'-c!arerce II. Bckford of Barr
has been hero the past week on accoun
of the illness of his father, Chester Bicl5
ford.-The Misses Gates and Forysthd
teachers at the Normal school. ATTENDED
the meeting OF the Y ". G. A., in Bull
llngton The lecture committee ha
made Its report. which shows that It hal
conducted tho entertainment SO iudicioul
ly as 10 come out just even.--The cond
ton Of Mrs. Edward Conant appears NOR
favorable.-J. W. Fargo is passing
week at Randolph settling with town Of
fccrs and arranging tho annual tow
report for the printer. He is one of III
audit ors.-'rhc Standard Bearers OF tn
Methodist Church held sociabe Mon
day evening that was we'll attended.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid society meeting at
the Adams house was well attended
and much enjoyed. The Salvation
Army from Pittsburgh gave interest
ing talks Sunday afternoon to large
audience. Mr. and Mrs. John Kent
were both present and gave their vari-
Gus experiences in a very earnest way.
DIR. L. c. Lewis of Burlington Will
give dramatic readings the evening of
February 81 at tho annual oyster sup
per for the Methodist Church.-Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Pardy Of Chazy, n. Y, are
visiting in town.--Mrs. Nina HoaE ana
Mrs. Hannah MaComber visited at Point
au Rochcs. n. Y.-Lyman Lewis was
called suddenly to Malone Monday
morning-Mrs. William Hogan ana
Mrs Oswald l<unsic, who have been
critically i'll. arc both gaining In
health.-Mrs. Iloratio Donaldson is
seriously Ill.
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BEAINTREE.


From one small school district IN m
town OF Braintree there nave gone o'I
during the last - years one minister
three lawyers, one doctor and one rail-
road man besides many teachers AM
business men and women that are seal
tered the world over CaIltorn'a M
three young men that nave gone OF
from 'hIs schooi. Inc lawyers are; Shel
win FIin'' now practlclhe IN 'hesteI
Mass Judge - H. WOODWARD Jr.' WI
hau ms Office IN Montpelier until NJ
ueath IN l"t' r. IL Webster VINO IS
Observation-Disclosures FHht studied for n
ministry ana Is now lahoring at paris
IN Warren Me, johnson r. WOODWARD
VINO became doctor. received his III
ploma IN lSSS and Mt once went to %
ford, Mass, where he now has lard
practice.-Wilhur Fits Is a station agei|
in North Reading. Mass. Besides thed
there are no less than ten teachers an
many successful farmers. Some OF N
early teachers We're; Miriam NicholI
who was a daughter ~ John Nicho1
one of the towns forefathers, EmnI
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

The condition of Guy Haynes is i'm
proving rapdly.-U. a. HAGEN has re-
turned from GENERALIZATION Burnley vas
in Burlington t'riday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Haynes went to Plattshurgh Fri
fay.-C. p. Hazen has recovered the four
sheep which had been missing for a
week They We're discovered in one Of
the outbuildinGs on Mrs. Bacon's farm
where they had taken shelter. a door
blowing to and keeping them prisoners
M. W. Dodds is moving back to his farm
John G.. Knight has the work of re-
placing roofs on one barn and on the
ell of his house well along, They were
recently blown off.
Work on the Grand Isle county court
house will begin. it IS said, us soor. as
spring opens ana the 20 per cent which
the last Legislature authorized TO be
raised by the county, il IS expected Will
put on the finishing touches. Already
fifty cents or the dollar. nearly $500,
have been expended but very few tax
payers know just how and to whom the
money has been paid. What has been
done is not at all satisfactory 10 the
majority of the taxpayers throughout
the county. many taking the stand that a
full statement with an itemized account
should be published in such form that
every taxpayer may know Just where
the money has gone and for what pur-
pose For the past three sessions of the
Legislature that body has been asked to
tax Grand Isle county until 10 per cent
has been raised.-The auditors of the
town have given notice that they Will
meet February IS All bills not in will
go over to another ycar.-Will Dubuque
has lost a valuable Ycarirg colt by
falling on the ice and breaking a le3
John Patno had a brood mare so badly
kicked that she had to he killed
Mathew Dodds has moved from South
Burlington to his larm south of the court
house and Henry PoqucttC, who worked
the place last season will move to his
Coon point farm in Alburgh-Mrs, j. d
Hazen is dangerously i'll with pneumonia
Her son. Stanley Dodds Of Proctor, is u,
homc.-Fenton ]. Hazen has entered the
Free Press voting contest Erie Forth
has moved to ST Adams, where he has
entered the employ of Edward Badger
q Cry goods dealer.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

benjamin Duba was in Burlington Sat
urday,-A, l.. Holcomh has been i'll with
the gr!p.--Onions are in good demand at
30 cents to 500 per bushol.--J. y. Duba
has been suffering with Il lame hand
Fishermen complain of poor catches Of
late.-AntOine G"rVais expects to go to
Massachusetts in the spring,-Albort
Parker is visiting in Plattsburgh.-J. W
Holeomb has rented a tenement Of Il. $.
Goodsell,-O. j, Thomas has put in a
largo supply Of barrel stock.
The Henry Family Theatre company
will play at the town hail every night
this week. Mrs. II. g. Reed and Mrs.
Hattie Dooliu have gone 10 Burlington
for the remainder of the Wintpr.--There
will be a hot turkey supper at the Meth
odist Church Thursday evening for the
benefit of the libary.-Miss Rena liil is i'll
with the grip,-Mrs. Thomas REYNOLDS has
returned from Observation-Disclosures
Doolln went to Worcester last week.
Miss Rosa Lambert of Burlington passed
last week at y. W. Fisk's.
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JOHNSON.

o. b. Landon has been confined to the
house with a severe case OF the grip
Max Wilson Is improving very slowly
At the annual village meet, the follow
ing officers We're elected President, G.
II. Stearns; clerk. b. l.. Austin; trustees
G. II. Stearns, IL. II. Sherwn. c. N.
Harrington, NJ. s. Hin. and Il. Il. Balch;
collector, Il. T. Holmes The net indebt-
ness of the village is about Sl,WO-Mrs.
Homer Stanley Is in very poor health
+. G. Bicknell on account of poor health
has resigned as town clerk and treasurer
and the selectmen have appointed W. ~.
Tracy for the unexpired -erm.-The band
cleared at its concert last week nearly
$50. 0o.-Miss Emma McAllester has finish
cd work at +. d. Prindles and gone to
Craftsburv.- AT the annual meeting OF the
Ways and Means society, the following
were elected officers: President, Mrs. II.
NJ. Maxfield vice-presdcnt, Mrs. John
Hill; secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Joseph
ODell.-H. c. Parker passed Sunday
with his family here.
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CAMBRIDGE.

William Patch, aged SIS years. died
Thursday at the home OF his son, F..
w. Patch. after lingering Illness.
lie Is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Nettic Smile OF stanford, Me-.
Mrs. Laura Raymore of this town aud
Mrs. Julia Stafford of Burlington and
one son. L. w. Patch. Of this place.
The funeral was held Saturday at
one o'clock, at the house. Mr.. Patch
is remembered by older residents In
towns on the old stage line from Bur
lnRton to Newport as for many years
he was ono of the drivers on this line
and with his death passes the last Of
the old four and six-horse drivers.
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ALBURGH.

Tho marriage Of Henry IIillckor of
Swantou and Christie CoVcy of Alburgh
was solcmuiZcd at the Methodist par
sonage February II by the Rev. O. T.
Newton,
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs, Richard Roberts.--Thc Grange
Literary club will present a play, The
Deacon" at Lockwood's hall Friday
evening.-'rhe young child of b. II. Bo-
harmon is seriously i'll Mrs. Ira SearlcS
Is iIl-Mrs. O. r. Houghton and Mrs. w.
r. Flynn, who have been seriously III,
nre able To be up,-Wlliam Mumley has
bought a building lot of Peter Vantine.-
Mrs. A. NJ. McCallum and little son. Glen
don, have returned from the hospital ut
Montreal. where the latter underwent an
operation Elite association met
with Mr.. and Mrs, II. G. Geneway last
Friday evenng.-II r. Darby and Nj IS
Eugenla Carl We're in Burlington Tues
daV.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. \. \. Kcmpton was In BurlinE-
ton Monday.-Mrs. T.. Russell, of
Georges Mills, n. H., is n guest at A.
A. Kemptons.-Miss Rhoda Hyde. who
injured her foot is able to be out
again.-Miss Barrows, Daisy Beals, and
Hazel Northrup were In Burlington
aturday.--Thc Rev. Ralph Gillian has
been holding meetings at the Metho-
dist Church.--Mrs. G. II. start passed
last week in st. Albans,--The Christian
Endcavor society held social Satur-
day evening at Donald Naramore's.-A
large party of young people went TO
East Fairfield Friday evening to attend
a birthday party, at Miss Mauue
Wright's
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BROoKFIELD.

The Ladies' society will meet with Mrs
George Is. Sprague FOR sociable Fri
day evening. Exercises appropriate to
Washington's birthday celebration will bel
given by the school children.-H GUY
Fletcher is at home, having finished bid
school at West Brookneld. brigham
creamery paid its patrons 33 cents for butt
ter fat while the North Randolph creaml
cry paid 81 IL cents.-The auditors havd
finished auditing town accounts and find
in the treasurer's hands some 81 500
Mr. Goodwin of Hanover, n. H.. has bee
been engaged to supply the First and
Second Congregational Churches until nd
cntors The Theological snrnlnnrN
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MORGAN.

The growth of Lake Seymour as a su
mer resort becomes more evident ea
year. Parties from Washington, ID. G., vi
here in the fall looking for sites TO bi
cottages. The lake is a body of RENAL
ably clear water with numerous sprii
along its shores, Fishing is good.
scenery in this vicinity is noted for
beauty and the campers are of the high
class.-Charles Ellis Is working
George Calkins. who has been Ill with
grip.-Alhert McCabe has received 81,
from the Woodmcn's Camp of which
deceased son was a member
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BELVIDERE.

4 son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brown February 9-Jleslie Hair IS NOV
ing from Richford and has taken the
Mark stevens farm in Waterville-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. r. McCuln are the parents of
II son, born February 5.-Reha Wescome
has been passing a week with her aun5,
Mrs. q. w. Shattuck.-Mrs. May and
Bertha Potter were the guests OF II. W.
Coburn the last of the week.-Mrs.. Tru-
man Reynolds is very ill.--Mrs. Fl. Brown
IS ill. Her mother from Berkshire is car
ing for her.
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EAST RANDOLPH.

Mrs Jennie Banester and Mamie Tur-
rer are i'll with the grip. Vina Camp Is
better.-Mrs. c. II. May of Bristol, who
is visiting at c. NJ, Bellinap's is III with
the grip.-There will be donation at
the f. w. b. parsonage February 2l-
Mrs. r. b. Grow, who was in Randolph
last week, expects soon to visit her
daughter, Mrs. f. 4. Hobrook, in New
iork.-C. NJ BellInap was in Randolph
Frday.-Mrs. Jennie Judd has returned
from New Hampshire.
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DERBY.

Mrs. L. B, Hoyt and daughter Mari
have returned from Franklin Falls.
u. where they attended the funeral
Mrs. Hoyt's uncle in whose family
made her home when young.-Car
Abbott is to pass a few weeks In Tr
Miss Fannie Eastman, who was tab
suddenly i'll in school, is able to Ia
up her work again.--l'rank Niles, "
(Continucd ON the 18th pnGe.D
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BROWNINGTON.

Joseph Young's daughter, who has b1
very sick with pneumonia. IS recovery
Thomas Smith of Evansville is suppo1
to be the proudest man in town with
twin babies, a boy and girL-Mr La
of Sheffield has bought the Orne stor(
Mrs. L. r. Leland's grandson, RAJ
Leonard of Barton, called on her 81
day.-Jasper Smith is ill,-Mrs, Geo1
Porter. who had been i'll with pneumo
only a few days, died February l3. Pra!
was said at the house and the rema
placed in the tomb at Barton Landing
await burial at North Troy In the sprll
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SOUTH HERO

Maple Lawn Academy was closed last
week on account of the Illness of Mrs.
Stevens. School reopored Monday
Tuesday evening Principal Il. ". Evans
of the Burlington Business College will
deliver an address under the auspices of
Maple Lawn AcademY.-Mr and Mrs NJ.
!. Norris of Portland, Me- are visiting
her mol her. Mrs. nelcn Uall.
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NORTH RANDOLPH.

John Perham has lost a he!fer, drowned
in the water tub.--The cooperative
creamery paid its patrons 81 IL cents
for butter during January.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Grant and daughter of Chelsea Wis
tied at f.. A. Fitts's Saturday.
BuzzoN who sold his working team to
Edward Martin of East Brooktield has
purchasod another pair in MOntpeller
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CRAFTSBURY.

f. S. Stratton has returned fr'
Derry. y. H.. where he has purchas
a half interest in large grocery bu
moss and will take possession March
Blanche Moody is attending school
Hardwick Mrs r. Crowley is very III
The family OF c. G. Cole was called
Barton Landing Thursday to attend
funeral OF George cole.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. HIN of Johnson is visiting his son
Elmer Hill,-South Hero won by IA points
at the South Hero and Grand Isle Whist
club contest held at DIR. Caron's last Fri
day evening. This gives South Hero
possession Of a silver loving cup.-Thert
will be "A masquerade bah at Keeler's
hall Friday evening.-1AIrs, GeorS'
6quier Is visiting friends in Swanton.
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ALBURGH CENTER.

The Cooperative Creamery associa-
ton has purchased the creamery, re-
ceivers and dwelling house owned by
Mr.. Boynton. The consideration is
said to be $4OO0-Mrs, w. ]. Wight
man has been confined to the mousse by
attack of heart troublc.--F. u.
Kingsley. who has been i'll with pneu-
monia at her sisters, Mrs. William
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McGregor, has so far recovered as to
be able to be moved to the home of his
daughter, Mrs william Best of North
Hero.-Miss Marjorie Goodfellow has
been ill.--Miss Harriet Rockwell of ~.
Albanssw the guest OF her father last
Sunday-A play, "The Deacon" viii
be given in Lockwood's hall, February
20. under the auspices of the Alburgh
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Rebecca tJones) Webster,
widow of simeon Webster, died at her
homo suddenly Wednesday morning In
the seth year of her age, Though for
some time an invalid, she was about
the house the day before her death,