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WAITSTIELD.

Mrs. Clarence Gala CHER of East Calais
IS passing a few days with her sister Mrs.
Orvile c. Richardson.-The Watstieid
and Fayston Telephone cos central office
was removed last week from the postoflicc
to the house of Fred ]. Eaton. Miss Edith
Kelly Is to be in charge-Alrs. w. II. Has
elton, who has been a few weeks In this
vicinity. returned Friday to her home in
Wostwood, Mass.-A reception will ne
given the Rev. and Mrs i. H. Roberts
Thursday afternoon, May ., at the Metho-
dist parsonage Mrs. w. L. Jones and
laughter, Miss Ruth. went Friday to st.
Johnshurv Eli Wright who has had
home with the family of J. j. Kelly for
the past q years or moro, died Sunday
night, April ~. after a few days illness
with heart trouble. Funeral services We're
held at the home Of Mrs. Kelly Tuesday
ut 100 p. m, attended ny the Rev. +. n.
Roberts and intcrmont was in the ceme-
terry at Middlesex Center.-Miss Frances
Joslin returned Saturday to her home in
Somervile, Mass.-Miss Annie Dale Is
teaching the No school in South FaYs-
ton for two weeks. az substitute for Miss
Lizzie Max well-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
laBelle of Mortified were in town over
Sunday.--Ainsworth Post, No. sc, G. A.
r. will hold it's regular monthly meeting
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Ar
tangcments for the observance of Memo
rial day and for attending church the
Sunday preceding. will he made.-Wiliam
II. Marshall ard daughter are in Winooski
to attend the wedding of Edmund LaDue
and Miss Linnie Maxwell who were former
we'll known people of this place. They
Eill be at home at Bristol after May Is.
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GAYSVILLE.

Inc Nhlte River Valley Pomona
Grange VIII meet at fittsheid' May g.
At the afternoon session the public Is
welcome ana the programme VIII be as
follows: Speaking by Frank Il. Greene
Of St Adams Horace w. Bailey, I. :.
Marshal OF Rutland ana H. W. Pierce
OF BrattIohoro' Music VIII he turnlshed
ny WNmans orchestra oi I'VE pieces
ana the FAMOUS GaNsNiile male quartette
waiter Young went |" South Acton
MASS" Monday Whero ne mas employ
m'ht'-NoNt sunday AZ TN" Congregations
al Church' IN" Kew r. wilson Day VIII
preach on ''hristlan Fellowship. Mrs.
VI. H. BILLINGS or barnard is passing the
week with h'r parents Mr.. ana MIS-. o..
). Rlchardson'-Mr ana Mrs Forrest
Shurtloft went 10 Boston saturday where
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MORETONN.

Roland Griffith and Miss Holt of Mont
pel!er visited his parents over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman of Brattle-
boro visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
U. Freeman, a few days the past week.
James Little has finished work for ". D.
ard and moved to Fayston.-E An
dover was in Waitsfield Sunday.-Roy
Russell and Miss Rena Evans were in
waterbury Saturday Este ella Granfeld.
who works in Mr.. WilcoX's store has been
at ner home in Middlesex the past week.
Maud johnson and Walter Wilcox were at
home from the seminary over Sunday
Roy Russell, who has been visiting his
parents the past two weeks. returned TO
Eastman's Business College, ALBANY. X
\" Monday.-Daisy Atkins commenced
her school in North Fayston Monday.
April @-Don Turner Of Montpelier visited
his brother-in-law, Merrill Child. over
Sunday.--Clinton HILL who has been at
home for three weeks, returned to his
work in keene, n. H., Tuesday.
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The Rev. Il. Il. Wells and family moved
last week to their new home In 1rasburgh
A son was recently born to Mr., and
Mrs. Clifton Flanders in Utah, being a
grandson to Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Brooks.
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Farnham will soon move to Randolph to
rcsldc.-C. =. Tarbcll has returned from
Cincinnati.-Nrs. George Shepard Naille
of Hardwick and son have arrived from
Boston ard are visiting her mother Mrs.
Shcpard-Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dings and
son. Nelson. have gone to Warren, Mass,
whore they will rcsidc.--IIapgood &c Flint
are moving their boot and shoe shop to
the building recently built for that pur-
pose on Highland avcnuc.-Mr. ana Mrs,
s. A. Choat" Of Boston arc the guests Of
her sister, Mrs. Mary Talbcrt.--Thc Rev.
w. n. Newton and family left last Fri
day for thcr new home IN Springfield,
whore Mr.. Newton has a pastorate.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
(Contineud from 4th PngeJ
EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Brigham, who have
passed the winter with their daughter In
Montpelier have returned to their home
in Warrcn.--Gcorge Moore OF South North
field was In town Sunday.-Alfrcd Lamb
went to Randolph Saturday.-Mrs. George
Camp will go to Braintree this week To
stay a few days.--Mary Gleason went to
Bellows Falls Monday for a few days
stay.--Aaron Buz2cll will move to Brain
tree this week where he has bought a
farm. Maurice Sterling went saturday
to Montpelier to visit his son, a. g. Ster-
ling The friends Of G.. II. Campbell gave
him a surprise Friday evening. The oc-
casion being Mr.. Campbell's 40 birthday
Mrs. Elijah Fuller is very i'll with heart
trouble.--Schools on East lIill commenced
Monday with Miss Josie Goodyear Of
Hancock teaching district No. / and Jean
Bisby of Waitsfcld in No. ..
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PROBATE COURT.
summary of Guinness Transacted Dur
ing the Week Ending Way LIST.

Estate of Hannah j. Taylor, Charles
TAYLOR, George \. Taylor, of Dorchester.
Mass. Chas r. Lowering Of Nahant ap-
pointed administrators; Henry Conlin and
Frank L. Graves commissioners
Estate of Charles J. Taylor. Boston,
Mass, Henry Conlin and Frank l..
Graves appointed commissioners.
Estate of Phlinda +. Weston Settle
ment Of the account Of administrators
Estate of William Mangan. burlington.
w. Il. Mcl<illip and John ]. Flynn APP
pointed commissioners.
Estate of Emily Whtcomb, Burlington.
Will proved. Florence l.. Storrs APP
pointed cxecutrix.
Estate of Charles Il. Bicknell. Jericho.
g, G, Bicknell appointed administrator.
r. s Rarsom and r. T. Scott commits
sioncrs and appraisers. G. c. Bicknoll
also appointed guardian for minor heir
Application for license to sell real estate;
hearing May 18th.
Estate of Aurclia Poltior. Colchester.
Certified copy of judgement of the
county court in reappeal from probate
of will, filed in Probate court. Henry
COnlin appointed administrator with the
will annexed.
Estate of Charles PendrOf, Burlington.
Charles W. Taggart appointed admins
traitor.
Estate OF Or. Omer n. Alard, Burling-
ton. j. 4. Phillips appointed admins,ra-
tor.
Estate of Mariah ]. Finnigan, Burlng-
ton Joseph j. Finngan appointed adj
miuistrator, Patrick McGrecvy of COL
chester and G. +. Collision, of Burling-
ton, appointed commissioners.
In re. Mary Niece Milton (noncom-
posJ Henry C6nliu appointed guardian
Estate Of sydney H. Weston, Colches.
ter. Executors inventory filed Also re.
ports of sales of real estate filed.
Estate of William Lang, Essex An.
praisors inventory filed.
Estate Of Elizabeth Van Meenan
Chicago, i'll, Commissioners report filed.
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BURLINGTON TEAM REPORT
Players under Manager LeightOn's
Tutelnge at Manchester. NJ

The players for the Burlington team
In the New Hampshire League report
ed yesterday TO Manager Jack Leigh
ton at Manchester n. H., and this
week will work out daily and try to
"hnd themselves" IT is expected that
the team will play some exhibition
games with the two Manchester
teams of the same league so that the
manager and Buringtonians can get
line on the men.
President T. Is. Milne said ycster-
day that the sl.00 needed as a guar
antee fund had not been raised but he
was confident that the money would
be forthcoming he league season will
open here when Concord Will cross
bats with the local team at Athletic
park on the 18TH and 18th insts
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TROUSERS THIEF IN COURT.
william Young Pleaded Guilty 10 steal
ing 3.5 Pairs.

William Young who was arrested last
week for stealing a consignment of S25
pairs of trousers from the Rutland freight
house. was in city court yesterday after
noon and pleaded guilty to an information
filed against him by States Attorney A.
/. Sherman. Sentence was continued.
The trousers in question were sold TO
Alfred Perrott, a Battery street shopkecp-
err, from whom they were recovered by the
police Young was employed as ship
ping clerk at the Rutland freight house,
Peter Hickey, also at one time employed
at the freight depot, was arrested for d
part in the transaction with Young He
was brought into court last week and his
case was continued. In default of 81 0N
bail he was remanded TO Jail. The case
against Hickey will he taken mp in Chit
tenden county court this morning.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Word has been received OF the death of
Mrs. Cook at her home in Concord, ~ IT,
She was sister of Alanson Daniels
Grace Burnham and Maude Thurston were
In Montpelier Thursday.-Julus Wheeler
visited A. l." Haskell Sunday Anna
Burnham is caring for Mrs. o. A. Wilbur.
The condition Of Cora Blodah is not I'M
proving.-Mrs. John Tebbetts suffered
severe hemorrhage Friday night. resulting
from a scrofulous sore upon her neck, and
is in feeble condition.-Fred Sibley and
his sister. visited at r. NJ. Pray's Monday.
Raymond Whitcom6, formerly employed
by Frank Batchelder, has bought j. n.
Lambs meat market and Is moving to
East Calais
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NEW FRUIT FIRM.
u H.. Smith md J. J. Kennedy the Sue
cessors of walter Macintosh.

f L. Smith and J. J. Kennedy have
purchased of Walter Macintosh the
fruit business at II Church street and
will conduct a wholesale and retail fruit
business there. Mr.. Smith has been In
the wholesale fruit business in this city
for the past two years and Is well ac-
quaintcd with markets and trade Mr.
Kennedy also conducted n fruit store on
Cherry street few years ago.
The new firm expect to conduct
modern fruit business and 10 have on
hand a. all times sufficient ouanitv of
every kind Of fruit TO accommodates both
the wholesale and retail trade They will
also carry a large line of confectionery
goods.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFER.
Church street Property Sold by Ishan'
Bros. to j. W. O'Sullivnn.

J. W. O'Sullivan, the druggist, has pur-
chased about nifty feet OF the frontage
on the East side of upper Church street,
owned by the Isham Brothers. The build
ing occupied by Raine & Burt and the
vacant lot south of this have been sold.
but the Tshams retain the Whtlock
bakery property and little flower store
to the south of II.
Mr.. O'Sullivan has not yet matured his
plans for developing the vacant land, but
will, no doubt erect some building on
this valuable frontage as stores are In
great demand on this part OF church
street No announcement is made as TO
the price paid for the property, hut the
Isham Brothers are understood to have
received a handsome advance on the
price they paid proportionally half a
dozen years ago,
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

A girl sees nothing wrong IN kissing
the right man.
loss to the undertaken.
with the amateur piano thumper 1t
seems to he all work and no play.
Men who whistle at their work seldom
work any better than they whistle.
AS knocker opportunity cannot com
pete with the strenuous end OF a nude.
Vanity OF women looks like a plugged
nlcke when compared with the ccnceit
Of a man.-Chicago NewA
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FAYSTON.

Miss Anna Dale Of Waitsfed is teach
Ing school in No. : in place OF Miss Lizzie
Maxwell who ia caring for her sister.
Miss Cora MaXwell-There was a party
at Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Livingstons Thurs
day eveninE.-F. A. Bragg and daughter
were in Moretown Thursday. William
Collins lad who lived with the late Ma
than BoNce. has gone to board al How
land Russell's and attend school.-.H. c.
Bragg has hired the farm owned by +. G.
Carroll for one year.-Roy NJ. Bragg has
commenced work in W f. JOnes's store.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH ROYALTON.

the Key. Mr.. Baker of Randolph will
come this week to assume his new duties
as pastor of the Methodist Church.-Mrs.
Jennie Wall was in Mortified over sun
day to visit her brother.-The marriage of
Joseph f. Sherlock of Proctor and Miss
Grace Robinson is announced to take
place May N.-W. V. Eastman is re-
covering from his recent illness.-Frank
Doubleday and Robert Graham have sold
their farms to parties from Middlebr,rv.-
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AN OUTSIDE OPINION.

80 you don't think solomon wuz a
wise mani"
well, sub, he wuznt so powerful WISE
kaze he spent half his lifetime gettin'
married, en- dc yuther half in wonderin'
what ne could a been a-thinkin of at de
ttme?-Atlanta Constitution.
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WORCESTER.

Charles Gymer has returned from Cali
fornia, whore he passed the winter-1. f.
Wheeler who was considered dangerously
i'll, is somewhat improved Mrs. Sophia
Wiley visited her sister, Mrs. Susan Cum
minEs. ia Srrre. last weck.-.rhe Rev.
George yinith moved his family to High
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DROWNING NEAR.OLD FORGE.

Ogdensburg y. Y. May l-Nich
Ref. who lived on First lake near {
Forge VAS drowned to-day, His boat c;
sized
The body If G. F.. Sole. who fell ii
the Racquet river at Potsdam about
weeks ago was found to-day at The "
end OF the Yves, bridge
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ESTATE or EMILY WiiiTCON
BURLINGTON.

We. the subscribe. g having bel
by the Honorable Probaj
Court for the District of Chittendi
to receive, examine al
adjust the claims and demands of
persons against the estate OF ElnI
Whitcomb late of Burlington, in n
district deceased. ana also all clai}
and demands exhibited In offset thed
to, and six months from the day
the date hereof being allowed by 81
fore hereby give notice that we "
attend to the duties Of our aEpoiiI
ment at the office Of j. T.. Macomber
Main street, in Burlington, in said
trict. on the 25th day of October "
Dated this eth day of April; 1907
j. H. MACOMBER.
EDMUND c. MOWER
A vat. rommissiony
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VEGETABLE OUTLETS.

Poll separately until tender a half doz-
en- French carrots, a turnip and an onion
Mash thoroughly and mix with a cup
full cooked lentils drained perfectly dry.
Season with minced parsley, salt ana
pepper. and beaten egg and bread
crumbs 70 bind together, Form Into cro-
quettes. outlet shaped; dip in beaten
egg roll in fine crumbs and fry in d"en
fat. Garnish with parsley and serve hot.
A little curry powder may be. added to
the seasoning If desired
EMMA PADDOCK TEIFORD.
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1t isn't the fault Of the fair sex Z
secret remains a secret.
There are lots Of people in the soc
scale who do not weigh much.
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MARSHFIELD.

George Drew has finished drawing chair
stock and has taken down his mll.-There
N.ll be dance at Piainheld May 10.
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Wednesday. NAV |.


Levi c. Lincoln. who confessed th;
he had nmbezzled $4,000 from tt
"oonsocket R. H. Electric Mdchil
and Power company. Of which he w
treasurer until recently. was aYre>ta
Some Of the inhabitants Of the lSl3i
of Stromboi. who have escaped fro
there. describe the eruption of Il
Stromboli volcano a. terrific.
The government transport RufoI
sailed from San Francisco for Chi
kiang with 100000 pounds Of Ame
lean flour on board for the famine SUI
fcrers in Northeastern China.
William J. Bryan made srathirC 4,
luslon 10 Information he had recent
received that three Maine railroads RI
ccived rebate of - percent on tho
taxes on condition that they car
troops in time Of war.
Five Justices Of the Mas>aclu>e ,
supreme court say that the aut-Jnlti
shoe Machinery bill is constitution
Two declare that i, r. unr0rstitu-.on]
President Cabrera Of Guatemala nj,
rowly escaped assassination. Wh]
driving bomb Killed he horses 4
tachcd to the presidential carrla
woundt 1 the cochman and iniurN- d
Cral staff officers.
According 10 Official figures Just ed
pletcd the total appropriations for
last session Of congress was S92O.7G|
l43. In addition contracts Were i
tAor!zed for public works requiring
trrr appropriations agGregating So
ORA $40.
After being ontomhed -four days al
Lights IL the Berwird White Coal col
rnny's mine No IS At FoUS;weli. II
the seven miners who were shut
from The world by sudden rush # VI
- caused Ivy the breaking Of q fall|
an abandoned mine Were rescued al \
but greatly exhausted
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'''e ''st a. f''' o''"e'" III
ing INC '"e'' anu NeF
p'""o"i''u SucceSS
the arm trial vale Iorr-distance RIM
n'r VINO was high proteid flesh eater
was oplgod To lower his arms against
ms VIII Nv the epd OF eight minutes and
SUM S'cpH'S' Whlle tine Vegetarian pro-
lessor held MS out for thirty-seven
minutes IN n second contest the flesh
''''r was p'a'en at the end OF twelve
minutes "h'I' MS opponent continued
10 seventeen minutes, ana might nave
continued longer.
a weIl-knoWn physician. nm authority
on children diets, declares that meat
fed children are cross irritable and quar-
reISome. In test case whore family
OF otherwise lovely children were CON
80, ,''.','H P't'li'I''E with ''oh other inc
times a day a special d'uuor was provided
for the children. consisting Of milk toast.
tiny graham or corn meal gems, cracked
wheat or whcatlet moulded in small
cups with fruit sauce. fruit. buildings.
cts.
This was followed with n light lunch
at night of simple farira and other
cereal foods before Tho ordinary family
dinner. In this way the children We're
not tempted with the ,.aat IN which
their elders chung. save 3t breakfast. and
this was graduqllv tor 4 down ca nc -o
include fresh fish. fshhllIs. onelo,s etc
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THE WEEKS NEWS
Thursday, April 25.

Shooting Sffairs in connection with
the teamstcrs strike at Boston resulted
in the injury Of Michael Cunningham.
pged 23, union teamster, who received
bullet in the back. Louis Harris, a
strike breaker, YVES arrested.
Seven hundred employees of the card.
ing departments Of the mills Nos. 2. 4
and 8 Of the j. & =. Coats Thread
company's big plant in Pawtucket and
Central Falls X. l.. struck for a 10 per
cent ndvance in wages.
Governor Guild has pardoned Peter
+. King of Sturbridge, Mass, who has
been cor fined at the state hospital for
the criminal insane for the killing Of his
father and mother.
The state department has been In
formed OF the successful conclusion Of
tho peace negotiations at Amapala,
Honduras.
The chief of the political prison at
Odessa was killed by four terrorists
whose Indignation he had provoked by
alleged atrocities upon prisoners.
Wolfram c. Fuchs, an expert in the
use Of the X-ray, died at Chicago Of
cancer. which he con ;racted three years
ago through coming in contact with the
X.ray apparatus.
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Good Cookery
DOMESTIC SCIENCE

The common growth Of Mother Earth
Sufiices me.
Wordsworth.
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MENU SUNDAY.
BRIJAEEAST

MENU SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Baked Rhubarh Cereal
Om"let with Parscly
French Soufle Potatoes
Imitation Buckwheat cakes Maple Syrup
Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream Of Tomato Soup
owes Radishcs Vegetable Outlets
Stuffed Bermuda Onions
Mashed Potatoes String Beans
Spinach Nodded In cups with French
Dressing.
Lemon Meringue Pie Black Coffee
SUPPER.
Saratoga Chips Scrambled Eggs
Baked Bean Salad
Bread and Butter Sliced Oranges
Sponge Cake Tea
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COWSLTP VINEGAR

An excellent vinegar is also made from
cowslps (prlmula). Put ono quart Of the
pips into a jar with three pints white
wine vinegar Cork tightly and let it re-
main for ten days. strain. bottle and
seal An excellent addition are n few
sweet briar ;ips-three or four to two
cups of the liquid.
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Friday, April 20.

with President Roosevelt as the
guest and with diplomatic and military
officials from all Of the more important
nations Of the world in attendance the
jamestown t"r-centennial exposition
was thrown open to tho public.
The New England Association of
Boiler Manufacturers decided to grant
an advance Of Tia percent in wages
May |.
An embezzlement Of approximately
500. 900 was revealed by c,rcIlar is
sued by the directors Of the Woonsocket
Or. H. Electric Machine and Power COM
rany to the stockholders The resigna-
ton Of Levi G. Lincoln, secretary, treas
urcr and general manager Of the com
pany. has been rendered and accepted.
The Pablo herd Of buffalo on the
Flathead reservation, Montana. has
been sold to the Canadian government
There are over 400 bufraloes III the herd,
which is the largest in the world. The
price is said to be $4,000.
Professor Hunter Of the Kansas state
university. who has taken charge Of the
fight against the green bug IN the
wheat fields, Is sending out a parasite
bee which lays an egg that causes the
bugs death.
A fire. which started from a small
blaze at Lake Pleasant. Mass. but
which was famed into a confagratiou
by high winds, wiped out ll2 sumner
homes of Spirtualists from all parts Of
the country. The estimated loss is
| $4,000.