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WATERBURY,.

Gov. f.. u. Proctor and son, NJ. D. froc-
tor. were in town Monday, the COVER
nor in his official capacity He met here
the trustees of the State asylum for the
insane. C.tIeA, stafford of Morrisville, d.
d. Burditt of Pittsford and f. c. Will
Iams Of Nowport-Judeo f. w. liuntey
has been confined to the house the past
week by illness. Miss Olive Guernsey or
Montpelier is guest of Mrs. Julia Sea-
bury.-Lewey Grout has moved INTO
George II. Dalc's tenement on Wlnooskl
street Joseph Rushford has moved to
Dr. Washbun's tenement on railroad
street.-W. L. PiXloy has moved into the
first floor tenement of the CalklnS mousse
owned by Whitehill and BrYon,-Charles
G. Warren. Jr has returned to the Bur
lineton high school DIR, and Mrs, O. =
Bidwel and daughters are visiting In
Brattleboro.-Mis Pearl Meader, Miss
Blanch Spauliing and Miss Lois Red
mond of Newport were guests of MISS
Stella Redmond over Sunday.
Cards have Deeu received announcing
| the marriage March 30, of Miss Nina Is
Hoadley to Ernest \. Ballon of New forl
| city. Miss iloadicy is the daughter o
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BRADFORD.

Miss Marica Winship is in Boston this
week.-Dr. +, r. Smith of Springfield,
Mass, was the guest OF MS parents, Dir,
and Mrs. Smith Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs,
Asa Towne and son, Aubrey, left for
Salem. Mass, Monday to visit Mr.. Tomn' s
mother.-Miss Marjorie Kenyon returned
from West Lebanon Monday-Miss Mar
jorie Dodd of Roxbury. Mass, was in
town Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. ii. T..
Parker were in Lisbon. y. H., over sun
day.-Mlss Elizabeth Lewis returned to
St. Johnsbury' Monday.-Miss Edith
Brooks of St. Johnsbury is the guest OF
Mrs T.. A, Gbbs.-AISs Edith Cunning
ham has been at her home for the Easter
vacation.---Mrs II. j. Kilbourn has been in
st. Johnsbury for a week-The Christian
supper Friday everdng.-Mr and Mrs. p
A. Newton left for their new home il
Richford Saturday Robert Childs finish
ed work In the Opinion office Saturday
and will soon 90 to Springfield, Mass.
where ne has q position in Bassett 4
Co.'S, printing offiice-Miss Katherine
| Demeritt was in Hanover, y. H., to vs
her sister, Mrs. James Demeritt Satur
day. The later recently underwent az
operation for appendcitis.-Mrs. Maud
Worthen returned to Enfield, n. H., Sat
urday where she teaches.--Mrs. Lzzi
Hiland is moving into the Rowel nous
| this week
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd PaSeO

Mrs. Able, duet by Marion Godfrey and
Nora pike, song by Gale Shaw, Cornell
Riley and Earl Mayo, with readings by
Mrs Flora Blodgett and Miss Myra Che
ney.-F. Il. Bashaw has charge OF Miles
G. McMahon's sugarng off establishment.
A large number of his friends gave Eu-
gene Cobb a surprise party Wednesday
evening-P a. Raymond returned 20
Phillips Exeter Academy Wednesday,
Mrs Frances Wright is moving into the
house recently purchased of j. u. Hyde.
Mr. Hyde left for Bittleton, n. H., FRI
day. Mrs Hyde is passing few days In
Morrisville before going to New Hamp-
shire.-Mss Jane Tomlinson Of Waterbury
Center was in Stowe Tuesday.
Cyrus Burt died Wednesday morning
at the home of his brother. George
Burt, with whom he had resided for
many years. He was 50 years of age
and the most of his life had been pass
ed in stowe. He had been In feeble
health during the winter. Besides MS
brother he is survived by one sister
Mrs @. r. Barnes of stowe. He was
not married.
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road, has sold his farm, live stock. far,i-
Ing and sugar tools and farm machines Tor
81 400 to william Lover of Middlebury.-
Is. H. Adams, Jr., has rented from ElBin
d. Barnes, the hotel barn, where he VIII
take care of transient horses and also
conduct a sale and exchange. stable
Philip S. Clough has sold MS farm III the
southeast part of the town, and has pouSht
George w. Hersey's farm near StraHorn
height.-The selectmen have made the roll
lowing appointments to town oHlce'
Fence viewers, Charles II. Godfrey, B' H.
Adams, Jr, and w. G. Holmes; pound
keepers, circuit Bixby, NJ. O. Gates. q. H.
Hayward. Fred c. Waldo and A. 6.
Bradshaw; surveyor of wood and lumber,
Fred f. Goodwin; second lister Ito MI
Vacancy j. O. Perkins.-David G. carr
who has sold the Durham place on
Corinth road, removes to Albert w.
Hoyt's house In South Washington
Frank G.. and Dan +. Dickinson nave re-
| turned to Montpelier Seminary AFTER thelr
Easter vacation at home.-Wllllam e.
| Goodwin bought of Miss Emma j. Brown
the Rufus Brown farm and sold the
westerly part of the buildings to Charlcs
| w. Bacon.-Mrs. Amos 4. Wright, VINO
has passed the winter with his sister IN
| Washington, has returned TO nor nome III
the upper vilaEe.-Miss Gail Corwin, VINO
is attending the Moody school at North
field, Mass, is at home for the Easter
vacation. Other students at home for Eas-
ter are Margaret Comstock from 81
John abury Academy and Ned A. hatch
from Monsoon (MassD Academy. -George
w. Horsey and his daughter Mrs. r.. =
Holmes. have moved into DR. smith
tenement at the lower end of Main street
ELISHA Burgess and son, Oliver, Will TINS
wear besides their own two farms, carry
on the adjoining farm of William "A
George THE old bank building has peer
rented as a millinery store to MISS GO"
of Boston-Don l.. r. Ballon, son o
John y. Ballon, has gone to Mime
apolis Mimi, to work upon farm
Charles LonEan, who has peer
passing the winter with his brothers
Frank and George, has returned t.
Boone Iowa.
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WOLCOTT.

Song sparrows have arrived in large
nun,bers.--A daughter was born 10 MI
md Mrs. Henry Hodgdon March CSC.
II. s. Chavelane has finished work as
cream gatherer-Miss Cioldie Bishop of
Chadwick was the guest Of her grand
mother, Mrs. NJ, A. Tillotson, over Sun
day.-Mrs. Vernon Qulmby Is keeping
house for her father, George Cutler,
while Mrs Quimby is in Boston,
Twins, son and daughter, We're born
TO Mr. and Mrs, ". O. Davis Tuesday.
Elmer Gould Of Portsmouth, n. H.,
md his mother, Mrs. William Brodhead,
of COTS Falls. \. H., are visiting the
latters daughter Mrs. A. W. Foster
CLAYTON Whitcomh has completed his en-
gacemcnt with the Morse company and
gone 10 Calais.-Mrs. G. w. Humphrey
will 20 to Waltham. Mass, Tuesday &c
mass a week with her husband ana bro
ther.-Wtlliam Parker Of Montpelier Is
passing a few days In town.-Mrs. Clinton
Moody has gone to Barre to assist IN the
care Of her aunt Mrs, G, f. Downing
r p. Morse went to Morrisvile Tuesday
10 visit his mother who Is very III with 6
qervous trouhlc.-Mr, and Mrs. s, A
fife went to Montpelier slay-Mhar
Porter Is at work in Danvlle.-Sugal
makers are getting small returns for theil
tabor this spring though what they make
Ia Of prime quality,
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RANDOLPH.

Tho funeral of william Bass, aged Sc
years who died Saturday as the result of
stroke of paralysis, was held at his late
residence Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The Rev. Fraser Metzger official
ed A ouartette composed of Miss NJ.
Blanche Sparhawk, Miss c. Kate How
ard, DR.. w. NJ. Kelly and A. II. Beedle
sang three selections and intermcnt was
lin Southview cemetery. Eli Bruce, a
guard in the state prison "t Windsor, was
at home over Sunday.-''iss Helene Raj
ney is another victim of dphtheria which
makes three cases in TOWN.. w
Sprague was at home over Sunday and
returned to Portland, Me, Monday
Mrs II. r. Holman attended the funeral
of the infant child OF William Thompson
lin Waterbury Sunday.-Dr. w S. Curtis
Of Montpelier was with his son. Fred Cur
It's over Sunday.--Mr and Mrs. Robert
tielders OF South Royalton passed Sunday
at ]. D. Laport's.
George Flagg arrived Sunday night
from Wisconsin with carload of II
horses which he brought there While
driving the horses home. nine of tnem
made a break for freedom and ran
down School street and on up the
| Rochester road. Seven of these were
captured but late Monday afternoon
two were still in the woods on Roch-
ter mountain.--H w. Mcintyre went
Monday to Burlington and Brandon
Mrs, Bertha Burrldge arrived Tuesday
from Keene, n H., where she has been
visiting several days.-Mrs. A. b. Fish
returned Monday afternoon from Gays
willie, where she visited her daughte'
| II n.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTCN.

Mrs. James Cow and daughter,
Of Barre are passing two weeks.
Mrs. II. II. Whtcomb.- Forrest
went to- his home In East Roxbury
dav to pass a few days with his mot
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 2. Lincoln Of Dil
Mass. are guests at the South Ro,
House.-Dostic Farcuf is improvin
residence by the addition of a pia
Mrs. Ann White is passing few n
in Rsrre.-The :. r. G. S. opened NJ
for the spring torm,-Nellie Sleep
turned from STAFFORD Sunday am
remain with her grandparents durii
epring term Of sChool.-Mis Sadie
IS living at G. =, Abbott's for
months Mrs. Wright was in RAJ
Saturday MIR. and Mrs. Frank Nor
who have been guests at L. d.
tosh's. returned TO their home IN
| Monday Miss Jane Durkee. matt
Vermont State prison at Windsor.
| her sister, Mrs. Charles Sleeper
| Wednesday until Saturday.-Mrs.
Emery returned to Chelsea Saturd;
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CHELSEA.

Miss Lora Hood has returned from Bos-
ton, where she has taken n business
course in Burtiette Business College.--Wil-
liam II. Cook, who has been employed
at II. o. BiXby's central telephone agency
for two years has become clerk at the
meat market taking the place of Archie
r. George. who has gone to Windsor for
employment in a machine shop. john b.
Corl!ss who dsocated his shoulder four
weeks ago, resumed his duties Monday ON
rural delivery route No. l, F1held Bohonon
and Dean H. Gilman having supplied his
place in the me0nwhile.-At recent
meeting Of tho school directors, the Rev,
George f. Lake was appointed town
supe rintendent in place OF the Rev Lewis
n Moody, who has served accepta bly,
during tho past year.-Mrs, Edwin ID. Full
Ter Is In Lowell. Mass, with her husband,
who has been employed there for some
months They will return soon, prepare
torp to removing from town about April
N-I.yman d. Parkhurst has recently
bought for his son, Fred the house be-
hind the Alden Tracy building recently
owned by the John Is. Bacon estate,-Mrs
Ann e. Goss left Monday for Taunton
Mass, to visit her son. Arthur V, Goss
who Is superintendent of the Massa
chusetts State hospital for the insane
While away she will attend the wedding
of another son, Harry Hale Goss. to Miss
Hortense Webster, which will occur al
Trinity Church, Boston, April H.-E
Allen Dickinson who has driven stage
for A. ]. Little between Chelsea and West
Fairlee the past year. is succeeded by
Jonas Knight OF Post Mills.-Arthur G
Barber, VINO lived on the Vershire stage
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NORTHF'IELD.

Observer W. A. shaw of the United
states weather bureau reports mean
temperature for March of 2S degrees
with maximum of SO ON the ed and
n minimum Of Id on the LIST The
mean temperature for the month for
the last u years is % degrees The
precipitation amounted to l.S7 inches,
the average for the month being 2.6S
inches. The snowfall was IS inches.
The prevailing wind was from the
south the average hourly velocity be
ing 90 miles, and the maximum veloc-
ity 80 miles per hour, from the north
west, on the goth. The month was
made up of 10 clear. 10 partly cloudy
and ii cloudy days, Precipitation oc-
CURED on II days. Auroras We're not
ed ON the 9th, 10th and llth, a lunar
halo on the LIST, sleet on the ID and
| fog on the 14th
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H. w. ALLEN q co.

over the pulley and Mr.. Richardson's left
arm was broken.
Lucy. widow of Abdial Kent and mother
of Murray A. Kent of this city, died yes
terday morning in Calais aged u years.
Her funeral Will be held at her late home
Friday afternoon at one o'clock. During
nearly her entire life time She was an
active member Of the Christian Church
in Calais until her feeble condition per
vented her from attending services
At the annual meeting of Aurora Lodge
of Masons. held Tuesday evening. the
| following officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: Worshipful master f. X.
Goss senior warden, f.. u. Field; Junior
warden. r. j. Fitzgcrald senior deacon.
! G. NJ Bennett; junior deacon d. c,
Hyde; secretary. +. u. Dewey; treasurer
/ l., II. Greene Senior steward. Lincoln
! Barlow Junior steward, carl Goodwin
chaplain I. 81. Edson; tyler, d. p. Bar
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GAYSVILLE.

rho viIIare school bevins ApriI
,r,ss CbarIot+e Mitchell Of Coch
,t,es ard Miss 1..da Smith Of this
teachers Mr. and Mrs Colbv of
,.i,la " u are guests at John n
Mrs rsra,l Chanbcrlin has .
,,-irdeor-Ica SAWYER of White
Junction has h4en visiting in
,rra.a n.,s Mic, r-,sta,. sa,.,.ico
,t,.,,d;s, cbnrcb sunday event,
u.,,i,h ,ho exercises "Tbe Gates
,,,os ,roser+ad The Roy g Leon
+oot, ,ho rart of "Tbn pilgrim, " z
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Homer Tilotson, was kicked In the face
by horse last week, breaking MS nose
The school directors have organized by
electing II. II. Newton, chairman, AMI
George Il. Curtiss clerk. They appointed
I. T.. Newton, supepin tendent OF schools,
and II. II, Newton, truant ofiicer.-Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Deblois and Julius Deblois
were called to Bath, N. H. last week by
the Illness Of their sister, Mrs. Henry
Roberts.--The teachers engaged have been
assigned as follows Higher department
village. Miss Helen Stephenson; primary,
Miss Sybil Warren; Richards district
Miss Angie Kelley; Stebins's district, Miss
Madge Martin LaClaip district Miss
Alice LaClair; Cello district, Miss England.
Tho north and south districts are unsup-
plied,
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BAPTISTS HELD. MEET
CIcrgymcu at Rutland Constd
Amendment of Funds.

\ Rutland. April 2.-Three meet
state Baptists were held here
About 20 clergymcn from all o.
State held afternoon and evenii
sions at the Baptist Church for
change of ideas and social inter
There was meeting at the b
OF the trustees of the Baptis
convention. The principal tor
cussed was the apportionm'
funds. OFFICIALS of the Vermont
Peoples baptist Union also met
hotel to map out work for the
year.
Among those present We're:
men-E. NJ. Bartlett, Brandon
Bayliss, Ludlow; G. II. Brow
tons River; II. NJ. Douglass
Haven: Eugene Haines, Rutland
Johnson, Bellows Falls, w. y.
Barre: G. Il. Lawson, Brattlebor
McCready, Manchester; +. r.
Remington; f. u. Penney, Bur-
8. =. Perry. Richford; :. h sta
dlebury: Henry Crocker, chester
Dawson. Burlington; w. I. Hof'
pennes. f. 5. Tolman, West h
waldo Thorp, Wallingford'
I.aymen-B. A. Park, chester;
nev Edison, Bennington.
| SHELDON POOR HOUSE OFF
sheldon. April THE annual
of the directors of the sheldon IL
association, was held here to-da
these officers for the coming 70
elected: President and treasurer
| Abel of Enosburgh Falls, weep
n. A. Broods of the town OF 81.
| secretary, S. Blair Thomas OF
house committee, w, Robe OF +
| farm committee. S. b, Thomas OF
medical committee, Thomas n
Fairfield; investigating commute
Colombs of Swanton school and
ing committee. j. NJ. Tromoly
gate. law agent, l., J.. {. Best OF
of St. Adams; auditors H. H.
Byron H.Combs and j, Nj IRON
annual reports Of the officers sno
the institution was in a healthy
MANAGED condition.
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ker Is at home from Lowell for few
avs.
The hearing on Mrs. Amy Witherelrs
pension claim. conducted by special ex-
aminer here this winter has resulted in
the department allowing her one half Of
Mr.. Withereil's pension, which means
$50 per month to her.-Mrs. Tibbitts Is
at home from 81. Adams, where she has
been for some time with her daughter,
Mrs. V. NJ. Wistover<-E. A. Wedge has
commenced saving his stock Of logs. Tho
Parker g. Stearns steam mill Is expected
to start Monday.-George Allen Is able to
attend to business again after a prolonged
attack of grip--But for the timely arrival
Of Selectman Wedge with help upon the
scene. the Burdick bridge would have
been carried away Saturday by an ice
| Jam.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT

At the village meeting Friday night
these officers were elected: MODERATOR
+. G. Williams; clerk, George f, Root
trustee for three years, +. G. Wiliam5'
treasurer c. T.. Davis; water commission
ers for three years. John Young; auditors
Il. Thrashcr Il. w. Spear, O. :. Dane
fire wardcns. l.. \. Spauldng, u. j. Stet-
son. Il. S Curtis: collector of taxes 1.
Human 4 80 per cont. tax was voted
which includes > per cent. hYdrant tax.
A committee consisting of II. S. Roo,
George H. Young and r. w. LonEeway
were appointed to revise the village by
laws. +. D. Flint benjamin Hnman an
c. w. Richmond were appointed COM
mittcc to- induce some company to GREET
n gas plant here The Newport Concert
band were voted $50 for open air con-
certs. A very important measure was
passed which granted the Peoples Tele-
phone company the right TO put under
ground wires in the streets. This carried
with it an order for the trustees to in
ducc If possible and compel # necessary
the Bell Telephone company ana tn" New
port Electric Light company to put under
ground wires on Main street. This meas
uro is considered victory for the People
ltltpnone company as llltN ii"NN 'N''
trying to get permission to lay under
ground wires for a year.
w. S. Bean Of Washington, D. G., j
passing few days in town.-Rober
/ Davies, Asa Drown and Miss Mario
Dane are at home from the Cniversit
of Vermont.-E j. Smith Is at home 70
Easter vacation. Mr.. Smith is prlncipa
of the high school at Hyde Park.-Th
| Newport Concert band went to Barto
! Tuesday evening, where It was entertain
cd by the Barton band, Tho Parton Land
| ing band was also proscnt.-li. H. IA"
son and friend. l.. l.. bartholomew, ar
passing their Easter vacation with q. II
wson.-Mr. and Mrs. L. p Young ar
parents of a son born March 3l.-Mr an
Mrs. T. c. Blanchard and family ar
! visiting in Bo7tOn--Dr. Robert G Flag
of Westford passed Sunday with nj
father. the Rev Rufus c. Flagg
Maurice Blanchard has been confined
the house for few days with the grip,
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Mrs. s. p. Paine aged SO years, who
had been i'll about three weeks with pneu-
monia. died Friday, The funeral services
were held at her late home Sunday, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Geo W. Patterson
Mrs. George W. w. Davis, who recently
recovered from a prolonged illness, has
been threa tened with pneumonia but is
now somewhat bettcr.-Carmi White has
a pair of iron gray horses weighing SOL
lbs The Normal school has suspended
for an Easter vacation TIL April 16.-The
prospect is not good for an extra sugar
season. snow has melted away rapidly
and but little sugar has been made So
far.--W E. Adams held an auction salt
of his personal property Tuesday. PR
paIatory to moving TO Springfield, Mass.
where his son, Walter has "A position.
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Royal Society

Embroidery Cotton made in the size twist
u'tre and full line of strictly fast eolors wash silks
for will find perfect substitute The packages here
described have been prepared by the expressly
introduce this Floss. We especially recommend them
and inexpensive testing working and washing
qualities.
Each package includes the stamped materials and sufficient
Floss complete the work
There Shirt Waists variety Of exceedingly effective
designs Kmono Underwear, Corset Covers Children Car
ments, Underskrts Pillow Covers, Scarfs, etc.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

The Rev and Mrs. Ira T.. Plnney, who
returned from their wedding tour We'd
nesday, were given reception at the
church Thursday evening. The Rev, II. d..
SeIby made a few appropriate remarks
and refreshments were served.-Erwin
Whipple has moved to a farm In Wolcott,
Mrs f. N. Cowan is on visit to her
former home in Halifax, Nova Scotia
Sugar makers have been kept busy the
past few days by good flow of sap.-1he
Rev. and Mrs, Pinney are boarding at the
49, - H,l---- KpAaland.--Char Par
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LOWELL.

Mrs Fred Bridges Is visiting in New
York city.--Leon Barre has returned from
Boston for "A short stay.-David Burgess
has rented his farm for one year to
Ernest Lampher of Eden,-Mrs F.. r. Cello
Of Binghamvlle is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Iiinsley.-liorace la
pier has rented v NJ Parker's tenement
and opened barber shop in the rooms
= hove --GlAn~ aged Is yeara son ~
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FAYsTON.

Mr. and Mrs. #. A. Bragg were called
TO Waterbury Saturday by the death OF
their nephew Willard Il. Lindsey, VINO
was brought there for burial from MS
home in Beverly, Mass He VIII De
remembered as one of those who occu-
pied the cottage "Arboritum" the last two
summers. Ills wife. Alice T.. Perry
Lindsey died last November one SON.
Arthur survives thcm.-Mr and MIS-
Fred Bettis of Mcdford Mass, are visit
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EDEN

T.. ]. Sylvester has gone to visit has
mother in Enosburgh and also intends 10
70 to Eoston.-H W. Emery has finished
lis WORK AZ the Phoenix and is at home
f;aftgher &, Mower have finished Saving
st the mines Mrs. Julia Blake was &C
eomranied home from Burlington by
Mrs. n. y. Blake. who stayed few
eays calling on FRIENDSHIP. r. Blake has
10 far recovered, az to be able 10 go out
aoors.--Easter services were held at the
Corners Church. where a very interesting
prosra NINE was rendered-E. A. Sargent
has hnen anpolnted town treasurer.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
EAST RANDOLPH.

Martin Young, VINO has been i'll Will
the grip, Is better. His father. Charles
Young is driving the stage.-Ida Clarl
is ~ very poor health She has had the
grip and does not gain very fast.-Perc,
Riford is working at n. c. Wald''
through the sugar season.-At the
Orpha Wheeler auction. William Gilet
bought the place for $50
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HYDE PARK.

F. J. Smith returned from Newport
Wednesday morning.-The high school
opened Wednesday morning after n
weeks vacatnn.-- Bishop Hall conducted
Episcopal services at the church Tues
day evening.-R. W. Hulburd, y. t.
Waite and II. i. stevens are attending
court at Montpeler.-The Ladies' Aid so
ciety hold its April supper at the church
Friday evening.-At the village meeting
Tuesday evening, the old board OF trns-
tees are reelected. II was voted to have
roncrete walks for the village.-Miss
Mildred Drew. the teacher in the pri-
,rary grade. returned TO HYDE Park
TUESDAY evening to resume her work.
JoseDh Ives has gone to New Haven
Conn. where he has position.-Mr and
Mrs II. l.. Fairbanks returned TUESDAY
morning from Cambridge where they
have been visiting a few days.
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BELVIDERE.

Mary Henckey has been granted
Widows pension of 81 a month.--Richard
Brown has moved back to WaterViile'-
The condition Of Mrs Truman Reynolds
Is mproved.-Th" sugar makers have mad
TO wait until the weather moderates as
the sap came to a sudden stop.
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MARsHF1ELD.

George Drew has finished saving
Maple syrup is selling her
s1.2j per Eallon,-O D. Cole is to hav
auction AprIl. ID.