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GEORGIA.

The regular meeting Of Banner Grange
occurred last Friday evening with Il liter
AIRY programme. NJ. .. Bragg, Sanford
Judd and the Rev. Elmer NTe spoke on
the question: Does Farming Present
Greater Inducements To Live Young
Man Than Any Other Occupations" Mrs.
Athcrton Curtis on Are the Literary EN-
ercises Primarily for the Entertainment
of the Grange ur FOR the Mental Develop
ment of those Participating and on the
question. (which is the Greater Benefit
10 Society the Bachelor or the Old Maid"
Mr.. Fred Wilcox spoke very tellingly for
the bachelor and Mrs. T.. :. Howard for
the old maid; Mrs. td'tA Waller rendered
4 solo and Mrs Sadie Duffey gave Il
recitation. Deputy and Mrs. Duusmore
Of Lakeside Grange We're yisitoYs.--Morti-
mer LOOMS has moved into the Moses
WightmaH house now owned by Titus
Wightman and will carry on the FARM
Mr. Preston has moved into the Iiucklcy
house vacated by Mr.. Loomis.-Harry
Newton is to work for Mrs, Cora bliss
again the coming season and William
Preston for oscar Sunderland.-Orin
Preston has begun work for Fred ".
Bliss
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BELVIDERE CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ Wescom have been
visiting Mrs. Wescom's sister in Burline-
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Billings of
Morrisville are visiting Mrs. May T.
BillinEs-Miss Lena Fletcher went to
work in Watervillc Monday.-NIiss Julia
Howard has been having short vacation
in Johnson.-Willie Laramy passed Sum
day in Watervillc, Sumner Billings, who
attends school in MorrsvIll6, is passing
a few days with his mother, Mrs, T.. j.
Billings.-Mrs. Sarah Winters is quite i'll
at her daughters, Mrs. May Billings
a. w Wescom has finished work for T..
W, Potter and returned to his home in
Notwithstanding smoke stack was raised
Monday and Tuesday at the billings
mill, and work was begun Wednesday
morning. Mrs. LlBcllo visited at the
home of Dolbort Davis the first of the
Week.-Mrs. Jennie Davis is visiting her
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y.
Chandler
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II. w. ALLEN u CO.
Spring Dress Goods.

The Dress Goods Department is putting on de-
cidedy Spring-ike appearance. Each day brings new
arrivals the choicest materials representing the best
manufactures in this and foreign markets each piece
selected with the that it will give the pur-
chaser the best possible satisfaction both as to wear
and style. Patterns that exceedingly hard to find
he demand this for light weight materials
of which we are making remarkable showing in
both ack and coors gray check sutngs are especial
~ good and many new wcaves being cut ex-
eellent choose from ranging in prices
from 50 cts. to $l.75 per yard.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Sarah Topper, an aged resident
of this town, dird Friday. March /, at
the home OF her nephew. Fred Topper,
of East Fairfield. The funeral was held
the following Sunday from the Methodist
Church, the Rev. o. G. Stewart offcat-
3ng.-Mrs. Rolla Davis of st. Adams is
visiting relatives in town.--A large num-
Der Of people from this town attended
the funeral of Watson COburn Of Bel
videre. who died Friday March l. MIR.
Coburn had been a student at brigham
Academy,--Mr. ana Mrs. James Watson
Of Cambridge visited in town over Sun
day.-Miss Gertrude Woodward OF St.
Adams IS a guest at The home os her
uncle John 4. Perkins.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Clark SlinchoOr Of Hutchinson, Kan,
is visiting relatives here.-Mrs Dora At
wood has gone to DHuVillc TO pass several
weeks with jeremiah Green.--Frcd T.
Smith has gone to Hiehgatc to have
charge of the RI broad station at that place
stephen Ransom Of Jericho = visiting
relatives here.-Thcre was a pleasant
party at tho home of Joel NJ Wilcox
February 2>th in observance of his list
birthday Abbie W. Hodges has
returned 10 Lancaster, y. H.. where she
is employed as stenographcr IN the Office
of Geo, NJ. stevens ana Sou.--Iawrencc
Thomas mas moved from the village to
the farm formerly owned by Mrs Hersa
Mclendy.-Mr and Mrs. George Griswold
have moved into Mrs. Lillian Buchanan's
tenement, and NJ. and Mrs. Frank
Blaisdcl will occupy the tenement va
Gated by Mr.. Griswold.-The Jeffersonvlle
public library, Of which Miss Carry p.
Carroll Is the librarian. now contains
IT volumes, and during the year 1850
volumes have been loaned to it's patrons
The Crcscendo club recently presented
to the library Stoddard's Illustrated
Lectures of "A volumes. The seven other
books have been presented by friends
Mr.. Nichols of Massena, y Y. is the
guest OF his son, Dr. +. a. Nichols. The
Ladies' Aid society gave an enter
tainment and served supper Tuesday eve
ming at hotel Melondy. Frank Cheesman
has gone to North Cambridge to work for
Perry Curt!s.-P. H. Dickinson. who has
be en- III long time, does not improve and
is in very serious condition.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Hapgood March 2-Principal Becbe
Of Worthwhile held teachers examination
In the school building Monday and Tues
day.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Pike of John
son and other relatives and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs, s. f., Stcinhour assembled
ut their home Wednesday evening to re-
mind them Of the 55th anniversary OF
their neutrality-suspicious. Freeman of
New York was guest at A. A. IIawley' $
over Sunday,--Thc entertainment and
supper at Hotel Melendy drew n good
house and merry time was enjoyed.
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H. w. ALLEN q co.

paid the support of poor, $il2lA-Dr
WEIGH of Northtlcld was in town Thurs
day OF last week and applied the tubcr.
culin test in the herd Of George X.
Spraguc. Three cows Were slaughtered
as Il result. The herds of walter Per-
klns and John Mcclellan were also tested
without finding diseased animals.
C. *. Sprague is ill-Ha2el SpraGue
was taken suddenly III sunday Sh"
was taken to the IIcaton hospital ana
operated on Monday with success. 1t
is reported that il was the worst ease
of appendicitis the hospital ever had.
Oscar Curricr is at home ill.--Mrs. }.
Nj. Angel and daughters Roni and
Christine, have been ill--Frank Pea
body has gone to 81. Johnsbury to
work as a machtnist.--lincoln Morse
goes to Hanover, y. II, next Wednes-
day to remain few weeks for an OPP
cration-Ella Bonham Is working in
the store of J. w. Brewster
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGE SPRINGS

Louis Therrien is moving into the house
on the farm owned by Paul Therren, -
The Methodist social at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Cannon was very pleas
ant and n success inancally.-Senecn Hi-
zen will move into the hummer house,
where Jed HAGEN has lived for two years.
Jed TIazen has taken the farm OF Edward
Young In Alburgh and will move there
at onCe.-Mss Belle and Margaret Crcller
of Manitoba, who have been visiting IN
this vicinity this winter returned to their
home Sunday.-Thc Benevolent society Of
Alburgh met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Morris Saher at the Springs. Light
refreshments We're served The society
has made up several bundles Of clothing
and given them to the poor of the town
The Grange Literary club gave its play at
Clarenceville, Que, the evening of March
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from 3rd Page.)

The marriage engagement IL an
nounccd of Miss Lois May Harvey,
youngest daughter of Mrs Charles II.
Harvey of this city. to DR.. Claude Ell
ton Hathaway of 1ona, Mich. Mrs.
Harvey and Miss Harvey have been
passing the winter in 1onia, the guests
of DR. and Mrs. Harley a. Haynes.
John Holland. engineer of the mail
train wrecked at South Royalton Jan
uary is, and who was badly injured
was brought to his home in this city
Tuesday night. Mr.. Holland stood the
trip we'll. but his condition is still SER
ious and it will be several weeks be-
fore he Is around ngaln.
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son sunday.-Mrs. Julia Hall went Sat-
urdny to Milton.-Miss May Como has
returned from Burlington.-Luke Living
ston entertained the whist club Friday
evcninR.-The Ladies' Aid society
served dinner Wednesday at the residence
of the Rev. and Mrs. White.-The state
ment Of the South Hero Creamery as
socation for the month of January 1 to
February foloys: Whole number Of
pounds Of milk received. 122420; cream,
1.736. whole numbers OF pounds of butter
made 6,91l; gross receipts, S2,14l51; net
receipts, N97S.24; average price per humid
red for four per cent. milk, s1.36.-Fri-
day while Lewis Rock was chopping in
the woods at TIE Phelps farm, part Of
a troo fell on him ana injuring him badly.
Several stitches were taken to close the
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Brattleboro, where she has a position as
nurse.-Miss Bulah Kneeand is at home
from school at Morrisylle for vacation.
Miss Anna Mckenzie has returned from
Morrisvillc and is making her home AZ
charles Kneeland's for the present..
V. Foss has finished his winters log job.
having delivered 10000 feet at Park n
Stesrns' steam mill.-E. W. Smith went
to burlington Wednesday to join in Il
family celebration of their mothers
birthday. Mrs, smith Is Il years of age
and has eight children living, of whom
five live in Burlington. one in Fairfield
and one in Cambridg0 Mrs Charles
Kneeland is In stowe caring for her
husband, who has pneumonia. The turn
ing point in the disease is looked for on
Thursday or Friday of this week.
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Mrs c. a. Peters, Mrs. G. a. Sargent
nnd Miss Carrie Moore were in St. Adams
Friday.-Mss Jennie Tracy has gone TO
Maine with her uncle, julius White. He
was here to attend the funeral of his
mother, Mrs. John White. who died last
wock.--Arthur Cadorottc and two sisters.
Florence and Josephine passed Sunday
with Miss Minnie Nhite.-Mrs. James
1riot and two children Of Georgia are
Visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles O'Kanc.
William Bovat has moved his family TO
SWauton Junction, where he has employ
ment-Walter Hungorford and family
passed Sunday IN y ghEate Center
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SWANTON CENTER.

The water situation has been re-
lieved somewhat by the recent thaw
and rain. Many wells and cisterns
have been drN.--CrOwS have arrived
despite the zero wcathcr.--The jolly
Jokers' club met at J. y. Catlin's last
Friday night.--Mrs j. T. Catlin in
vited many little friends Of her daugh-
ter Doris, TO help celebrate her ninth
birthday Saturday afternoon, the party
being n surprise to the child Tho
children were mcrrily entertained and
n bountiful supper was served in time
for the little folk 10 depart for their
homes by five o'clock.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

Foster w. Parmcu'or. who has woi
for y. I. Boyd the pas-t five years
moved to Randolph where he has Ia
the farm of \ H. Eeedle.-Chester +
ford is still very i'll and in a serious
dition.--Arthur Duckctt, VINO has
here about a year has taken a farm
Braintrce Hill and moved there
weell.-Efforts are being mad" tn rai'
large subscription ny the federated "
od,st and CONGREGATIONAL Churches
the purpose Of getting a high priced !
lister as was promised before Tho fed
tion.-Charlcs Gail. who has had the
KNAPP farm for the last three years.
moved and g. 7. Blaisdoll has rented
farm for the coming ye.r.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
NORTH RANDOLPH.

Mrs. George Blodgctt died saturday
night of pneumonia The funeral was held
Wednesday a ono o'clock,-Mrs. Eli
Camp, who has been quite i'll with bron-
chitis. is better-Mr, and Mrs. David
Bennett ana son visited +, A. Fits
Sunday.-Mrs c. s. HANS mother is I'M
proving. Mrs, J, b. Durkee is better
The dance at North Randolph hail is
Friday night instead Of Monday night.
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ALBURGH.

Mrs. Nancy Vosburg celebrated her 10th
birthday at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. ]. u. Edwards last week Wedncs-
tav evening, about 30 Of hcr friends being
present to offer cougratulation Refresh
mcnts were served and a purse of SIS was
left as n token of csteem.--G. q. orion
OF Fairfax was in town Saturday looking
IN horses.-Miss Ogeil Langlois is ILL.,
David Boutin has rented his farm at East
AlhurGh to Mazip Leroy for three years.
THO Grange Literary club gave their
play at Clarcncevilc, 7. G.. Friday night,
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| raw is gaining slowly from a sev,he
| attack of Observation-Disclosures Callies, who
has spent the winter with relatives In
| Connecticut and Massachusetts, returned
| to stowe Monday.--Mlss Mable Wright Is
| acting as assistant in the high and grad
| ed school. Nj. W. owen who has been
| i'm feeble health for some time, Is con-
| fined to the bed by recent fall result
| ing in three broken ribs--rhe Morrsville
| Dramatic company gave successful
presentation OF "NHu The Mascot" at
| Akeley Memorial building Tuesday night
under the auspices of stowe Lecture
| company -Commissionor Thomas APP
| pointed II. S. Benjamin of Woodbury.
deputy county game warden,-George
Gale is moving to A. a. pixies farm in
Morrstown.
At the village meeting held last evening
the following officers were elected: Mod
orator. c. f. Eddy; clerk, f. r. sta afford
treasurer A. A. Pike; trustees G. w.
Buzzell. T.. c. Mills. T.. 4. Billings; col
lcctor. j. l.. Stafford water commission
crs, y. G. Stafford, y. II. Kaiser John
Wells; auditors. O. T.. Luce. A. G.. Shaw,
y. H. Kaiser. a tax of % cents on the
dollar Of the grand list was voted and
also n hydrant tax of 10 cents. The cur
few law was ordered continued.-E. r.
BEelow returned Monday from two
weeks visit in Salem. Mass.-A. II. Che
lncy was in Woodstock Wednesday.
land Mrs r. BiEelow entertained at din
ner Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Bah
cock Mr. and Mrs T. Il. Gale. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Y. Sears. Mr.. ami Mrs. n. Bige-
low and Mr. and Mrs. j.. K. Bigclow-
Funeral services for Frank j. Benson,
who died on March were held at mis-
home on Wednesday afternoon and were
conducted by the Rev. T. NJ. RI. Abbott
The bearers were M. Bonsons two sons,
Charles r. ana Joseph C. Benson and two
Iuephews. T.. G. and Charles A. Scribner
Thc burial was made in River Bank Gene
tory. A large number were present in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Moody Of
Waterbury and Walter Benson ana Mrs.
&C.. II. Slocum of Morrisville Vernon
Wilkins and II. l.. Thomas will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Thomas at dinner to-day
i'm honor of their birthdays YESTERDAYS
The programme for tho regular meeting
Of Mansfield Mountain Grange on March
- is as follows: Roll call, response. some
incident in vermont history; song, Nj.
and Mrs. O. +. Gerry: question. "Wcrc
the Farmers Interests Recognized in tho
Legislature Of 1902" reading. Mrs. J. v.
Campbell; question. "Can the East Com
pct" with the West in Kaising Beef AMI
Mutton ?'--Tho cost Of maintaining the
town farm for the past year was $3.50 p
outside aid, $l7S.S6. There are four ut the
farm AT present Two hnvc died during
the year Eliza Marshall and Manuel
Mclean. These at the farm are Mary
Miner Bailey. William LOOMS and two
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MoRRIsvILI.E.

"onNx0 lhlhAs
Hall & Cheney. druggists, started on
there 10th year n business Saturday
morning. G. w. Doty, II. A. Slayton &
Co and E. Il. Harris G. Co., are the only
firms In town in business more years
than Hall & Cheney.--Mrs. Err Bailey
went to Milton Saturday called there
by tho Illness of her brother wife, Mrs.
Henry Wels.-MIiss Gerte Lyon of Cam
bridge is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Spa ulding. Mrs. T.. II. Nancor and two
children went to Burlington Saturday
10 visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. d.
Wood.-Mlss Anna Mackenzie who has
been employed in the family Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Fisk for n long time, returned
Saturday to Hyde Park.-K. G. Russell
arrived Saturday from Boston, where
he has had employment for some time
Miss Margarine Slocum went to Boston
Saturday and for the winter term vaca-
ton with friends Mrs. Mary Kelley Of
Johnson has visited her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Carroll the past week. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cooke have returned
from their wedding trip and are at the
home of her parents, MIR. and Mrs A. T..
Draper-The winter term in all depart
ments of the Morrisvllc graded school
closed Friday.
Judge George NJ Powers went TO
Newport Tuesday to preside over Or
leans county court. Mrs. Powers accom-
panied him and will remain for Sow
erai DAYS
Buelah' the three-Near-old daughter
or MI ana MIS- Ernest g. ross dled
Monday night after n palntuI Illness
with SDiunl tnpuircitfe
lamoille grange was represented Mt the
union Pomona Grange meeting held IN
HardWcK wednesday by the Following
inclhheFS' MI ana Mrs. H. l." Dolano'
MI ana MIS- l.. >. Gllc AIT ana MIS-. w.
: Daniels MI ana Mrs A. ~ Boynton,
Ny. and Mrs. y. E. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. H. Ihomas' Mr.. ana Mrs. {. T. SmitA,
tne Kew ana Mrs y. A. smith, Nr. and
MIS- D. H. MGdEett Mr.. ana mrs II. J.
ryder MI ana Mrs, ". II. Boardman'
MI ana MIS- Alfred Dodge MT ana Mrs.
D. H. Atchlson' Mr.. and Mrs j. n. lie
Baron Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Parker Mr..
ard Mrs. Harrison Dodge, Mr. and Mrs.
George Chaplin, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Ed
monds' Mr., and Mrs. Jessie Gilmore, Mr..
ard Mrs. j. G. Peck, Mrs. c. y. Siller,
Mrs. e. a. Codding, Mrs. susan SHAW,
Mrs. Eliza Strong, Mrs Susan Shaw, Mrs.
Ella Silloway, Mrs. VI. J. Gallup. Mrs. f.
NJ. Small. Mrs. Arthur Harlow. Mrs. {.
l.. shaw, Mr.. ana Mrs. G. \. Barrows. y.
.C. Hamcl Elvin Bardcn and Mrs Hin.
This was union meeting Of Harmony
and Hazcn Road Pomanas.-Mrs. Hannah
Aller went 10 Hardwick Wednesday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Alton Littel-M
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HYDE PARK.

Joseph Putnam, who is suffering with
broken limb is recovering as rapidly as
could be expected Miss Josie Mudgett
took the teachers examination at Norris
Vile Friday.-Bert Grimes was at home
from his work I'm T;lmore over Sunday
Clarence Leach has gone to Waterbury,
where he has position in the state
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SHELDON.

A meeting of all the school directors n
Franklin county will be held at Marsh
hall Wednesday, March 49, at 1890 a, m.
State Superintendent Mason s, Stone of
Montpelier and G ounty Superintendent
NJ. d. Chlucndcn of Fairfax will be pres
nnt and address tho meeting. The direc-
tors Of all the towns in the county should
be present as the new school laws will be
explained.
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BERKSHIRE CENTER.

rNc Pinnacle View Visiting club accept
ell the invitation to visit NJ. Gale at East
pinnacle, owe. \ good number went and
enjoyed themselves greatly Chester
Tracy was at home over Sunday.-Crows
have been seen in this ipcality.-Mrs. A.
A Iadd is visiting nj East Berkshire ana
Richford for u WccE.-1hc Dorcas society
met with Mrs. Yates Wednesday, evening"
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BUCK HOLLOW.

Mrs Elsie Cook. who has been in Bur
lington since January. is at the home OF
hor son, H. l.. Cook.--Ilarry and Andrew
King entertained their young friends Fri
day cvenng.-Mr. Weed of Essex was IN
town March to install telephone line
Lyndon McNall of u, i. A. passed Sun
day with his cousin. II. L. Cook.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

William Thomas is still in very poor
health.--Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Fisk have
gone to New York FOR month.-Thc
Rev. w. f.. Lang is able to he out.-Miss
Wood Of Boston. who has been the guest
of 1.ibbic MAYOR. has returned homc.--
Miss Hodges of Plattsburgh and Miss
10. Lengfcld wore In town last wcek.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
EDEN.

The condition of &. b. Blake Is report
ed as being very much worse.--F, j.
Davis IL in Watcrville.->Mrs. Jonas
Harrington is ill-Mrs. Sarah Sanborn
has arrived home from Newport WHARF
$500 for dinners town meeting day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
BRADFORD.

NJ A. Waterman of Bellows Falls pass
ed Sunday with his family.-R. D. New
ton of Richford was the guest of his
parents, Mr., and Mrs, y. A. Newton, the
first of the wcek.--Walter Nye of West
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
BROOKFIELD.

Brookheld the last year paid for schools,
s39lS.9s; wages and board, s269l,95 num-
Der Of persons of SCHOOL, age, 2l9; re-
sources above liabilities, sl,50l o. amount
paid road commissioner orders, S2,65l 90,
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SpOng1ng.

We recommend sponeine to be done by the new
Duplex Spotless Method By this method goods are
sponeed shrunk and pressed all at the same time eav-
ing nice permanent finish and doing the work in a
remarkably short time the small cost Of cents per
yard