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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Clara J. Reynolds, wife of Alison
Reynolds died here February ~. The fu-
neral was held Sunday and the body taken
to Essex Center for burial. Besides the
husband. there survive nine small chill
dron, the oldest about u years of age.
Mrs. Reynolds was SO years old and a ma
tive of EsseX.-Mrs. George Smith of
East Hnesbureh was with her mother,
Mrs. A. j. Downer. few days last week.
Mrs. Downer has been confined to her
bed for several daYs.-Mrs. Anna ".
lsham. who has been dangerously i'll tho
past three weeks, is little better.-Ben-
ME Forbes is bctter.-Mr and Mrs James
Milham are confined to the house by i'll
uess-Mrs. Tibhie Buley Gero of Rich
moud is visiting her sister. Mrs. Florence
Millham. The pension of James Mllham
has been raised from ST. to s2i per month.
The winter term of school will close on
Thursday and Mrs. Daniel Patrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy W. Tobcy and Mr. and
Mrs. o. H. Barber of Hineshurgh passed
Saturday with II, ~. Tllley and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forbes of Williston
passed Sunday with NJ. and Mrs. r. f..
Forbes Emerson Hinsdalc and family
Of W.lliston We're the guests of his uncle,
NJ. w. Hinsdale, the first of the week,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Nj
Arthur Iiazen, February 2l-Mrs. c.
Gillett has been i'll for the past few day
Mrs. Frank IIulctt is much wor
again.
The Jonesvillc Dramatic club will pr
sent the drama "The School Ma'am" al
the farce AN Economical Boomerang"
The VI. w. A. hall Friday evening Mr.
John Miles of Bristol visited Mr.. and Nj
e. w. Ellis the first Of the week-N.
carpenter, who has been confined to n
house all winter with rheumatism, is n,
feeling as well.--Michael Courscv. WI
has worked for Bartlett & co. for II
past six years, has gone 10 Monkton.
Calvin Carpenter Of Waterbury visited
town the last OF the week
In the voting contest which closed So
urday evening the watch was won /
Katharine. the little daughter Of Mr.. al
Mrs. r. II. Beanc After the comma,
presented this watch. r. r Strong M
scented Miss Daisy Fielder, who was So
ond In the contest. with a gold wat
given by her friends here.-Mrs. Fran
who has been at tho hospital at Rurln
ton for the past few weeks. return
home TuesdaY.-Royal Sargent is III wi
ncritonitie
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs Eli Elmer is i'll at the home of
Noble Fcnn.-Thc remains Of Mr.. and
Mrs Marietta Brown. who died in tho
west village. We're brought here for burial
Saturday. Mrs. Brown formerly resided
here.-Miss Anna Newton. who has been
teaching school In Cornwall, has return
ed home for the vacatior.-As there is
so much sickness the Ladies' Aid society
will only hold q short business meeting
Friday at 200 p. m, at the homo of Mrs.
w w. Turuer-Niss Dora Hitchcock Of
Whiting is passing a week with Miss
Lena SUMNER. y. Douglas recently
visited his wife at Williamsburg. y. Y.
Mrs. Douglas will remain for some time
on account of the illness of hcr mother
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The Hon. Thomas Gale of Fairhnnl
Alaska. territorial representative to &C
gross from Alaska, and a former reside
Of this place. IS passing a few days W
his sister. Mrs. Michael Leddy.-Mrs. W
liam McNassar. who has been critica
i'll. Is reported n : improving. the fuue
of William l.. Ross, who was killed at
home in Pittsheld, Mass by falling do'
a flight of stairs was held at the home
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ross, February % Mr. Ross was Il ye'
old.-Hcnry Bylow Of Colchester
rented for term Of years the O'Neil IA
in the Stevensville neighhorhood. and "
take possession next month.-Owing
the continued extreme cold weather ma
farmers are experiencing great dfiicu
in obtaining water for their stock.-Fra
Holbrook has rented a farm AT Whilst
and expects 70 move there March l.
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CORNW ALL.

Benjamin +. Casey died Monday after
an illness of four days with pneumonia.
Mr.. Casey was "a years old and the only
son Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Casey. He
leaves besides a father and mother one
sister, Mrs. Robert Wooster of Whiting.
His funeral will he held at the home of
his parents at eleven o'clock Thursday
morning. The Rev. r. a. Howard. pastor
of the Baptist Church. will ofciate-
Mrs. H. T. Peck and daughter, Georgian
Of Bristol. are In town, called here by the
death of Mrs. Peck's nephew Benjamin
+. Casey.-James Baldwin passed Sunday
In New Maven with his brother. Lewis
who is very i'll with double pneumonia.
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SALISBURY.

c. NJ. whitney and Leland Stone passed
Thursday in New Havcn.--D. NJ Strong
of Bethel is in town for a few days stay.
AT the close of the school taught by
Mrs. G. NJ Whitney, the children enjoyed
a straw ride.
Mrs. James Lamorder died of pneu-
monia Saturday afternoon. Tho funeral
was held at the house Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Bert Grace is III with the grip
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. james
Peterson Tuesday.-Mrs. j. y. Atrial IN.
vted her near relatives to dinner on hei
72nd birthday February 1.-THE post
Office here viii close February 2S and al
the mail will he delivered by the rura
delvery.--Mrs. Henry Kinsman is ILL.,
Wallace and Wesley Clappcr visited theii
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clapper
nj Bristol last week.
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ESSEX CENTER.

9. j. Hawlcv has rented the Vim. La
place and will take possession March I
n. W. Ayers is to move from the II.
Nichols farm, which he has rented Il
past three years, ~ his farm on Brown
river.-Thc Ladies' Aid received so5 fro
the entertainments ana social Friday
Mrs. Alison REYNOLDS who died at
George with pneumonia, was broug
hear for burial Sunday.-C. Sweet. W
was called to Canada by tho death
his father returned Saturday.-T
Ladies Aid will serve dinner at t
Methodist Church town meeting day
Mrs c. NJ Ransom, who has been :,
iously i'll is much improved.-Edwa
Paradcc will move his family to Ca,
bridge March !, ana s. \. Thomps
will move into tho Paradee house
Walter Authcrton visited in Wcstfc
sunday.
Invitations are being issued for an &C
fashioned. dancing party to be held
Music hall Friday evening
Mrs. d. 9. Woodward is out after
illness OF several days with the grip.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs Charla. tr.ru,snr dfol l,,, i,,i
dav afternonu raIIorirp lorr III
ness with heart disoase .,,be funer,I
was hold ,t b,,. ,oto hns,, Su,d,,.
afternoon at t,vo u.cIock
Miss Marraro, t,i,y,oroIa Of p,,,li,o.,,,
was the guest or Lrr amt Ms \
Freeman. over supd,rNN,rs n 0,n,.
stead and Mrs Aha, pry.rt ar,.r,,inod
tho Jad,es, Ala ri,oi, 80 Ei,a,s na,,,,h
tore ~, tho Lo,,,., ~, NJ. o,u,..,o,l ia
d,v ,ftorroor ,ti., r,ii,oh,,t, tia,,,o,.
was tho t,ucst of frio,de IN Rur,iryt,r
saturdavNrs y Sa,,on.. has r,t7,,n
od from P,,rIfrg,n, r.hora sbo hos boor
,isi,i,r fo,. so,.nr,i ,,,.s ro,,a, o,p,.rra
re,urpod S,rd,,. ,, >, MI, bomo In
poston aftor q sho,., s,,,. bAr. win his
ro,orts NJ ,,1 Mo- po,,;o,, o,p,rno
Miss Toresa Ep,u or Ct AIbors is visit
inc Miss Dor, 1loofe -pn, Hanks who Is
attending srhool il, pur,irgton visited
his norents Mr. ana Ms 7 u Hanks
oyor SUNDAY. Mic ,I,o ol,nsto,d ont.r-
tainod n nunbcr or hor friends AT her
homo Friday e,ori,,g Mr. ana Mrs Fred
Powers of Waterbury. were guests Of Mrs
powers's narcote W. and Mrs $ T.
Andrews SaiurI,y Tho funeral of Mrs.
Charles Ear.,usn,, u,h, dind F'ridovnfter-
noon Of heart disease was held ut her Ia IT,
home Sunday afternoon ot > o'clock Roy.
T. p Treat officiating Josephine
Gleason who is attending University of
Va,r,oni was at nis homo nor. oyer sun
dov-F 4 Ralch entertained a number
If frionds at his homo in Jonesyillc Fri
day evering.-Mlss Mary MetcaIf of Bur
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HINEsBURGH.

The past week there has been an
avalanche OF logs at Patrick's mill
About forty new books were placed in
the library Saturday.--The Rev. G. c.
Adams attended the funeral of Mrs.
Reynolds Sunday at st. George-Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Peters arc the par
ents of daughter-H. t. Ross has
returned from Montana and with his
wife Is visiting their son in Burling-
ton.-Edward Dover Is moving to
Burlington.-Mrs. w. w. Bostwick is
Ill with second attack of the grip
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
a. u. F1eming.-Frank Castle was in
town sunday the guest of u. O. Mar
tin.-George Palmer has bought the
Glib Ishnm house and land joining tlis
farm near Shelburne pond and will
run his farm this ycar.--Gcorgc Love-
land VIII move into the Degree house
at the north end Of the village.--Miss
Florence Allen and Mrs Arthur Walk
err Of Burlington passed Sunday with
their mother. Mrs. j. II. Allen. return
ing Monday.-Mrs. g. y. Boynton is
i'll with the grip. f. Martin and
family Of Charlotte were in town Sun
day.--James Gatcs has rented his farm
and moved into Mrs. Thompsons
house. He will run for the office OF
road commissioners.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Barber Of Mont
pelier are visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Oils Barbcr.-Mrs.i j. S. Barker IS
in Huntington caring for Mrs. pierce who
is lll-Mrs. II. H. Bcecher IS slowly i'm
proving from her recent illness. -Daton
Gorton will carry on the Worthem farm
the coming year. Leonard Topper of
Burlington Is with his sister, Mrs. Paul
Dimck.
The Rev. r. r. Edwards spoke at tha
Methodist Church Sunday evening, in the
interest of the Anti-Saloon League. Mr..
and Mrs. Carleton Bostwick are the par
ens of son born February 23.-Alfred
Bushcy is to move to the Clifford farm
north Of the vllage.-The Hon. C. j.
Russell was in town Saturday to see his
father, whJ is very foeble.-Mrs. NJ. ].
Finney is moro Comfortable.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Martin and daughter of
Charlotte passed Sunday Mt f. O. Mar
tin's.--M f, Remington OF Burlington is
in town for few days.
/ The ladies' Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will serve a supper in the parlors
of the church on Wednesday. March G..
Following the supper the pastor, the Rev.
A. s. Clark will deliver his lecture entitled
From tn. Hudson to tho Golden Gate.
/ The price Of the supper will be ten cents.
There will be no price of admission to tho
lecture, but an offering will he taken fol-
lowing its delivery.
William Wells. an aged citizen of this
town, passed away Monday after a ILL
ness Of Il few days with pneumonia. The
funeral was held Wednesday at the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. Jackman.
Mr.. France offiCiatcd.-M Wesley
Tucker is very III with pneumonia
Frank Wolls of s.. Adams was In town
to attend his fathers funeral.-Johu
Noorau IS moving into the MoHll tene-
/ mont.
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MILTON.

The Rev. W T. Rand OF Burlirgt
gave very Interesting illustrated lectu
on Egypt and Palestine 1T the Cougres
tional vestry last Friday evening 10
small ut apprcciative audience. Mr.. a
Mrs. D. d. Parker of Richmond, a
Miss Jennie Rankin Of Burlington a
Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Robinson of q
place attended the funeral of their graz
father, Henry Rankin. at Georgia SAT-
day afternoon.-Mrs Henry Wells is vC
III with pneumonia.-Mr ard Mrs. Fra
Grow of st. Adams and baby daugh
are visiting at T. u. Martin s.-Henry
Reynolds Summerville. Mass, is Wis
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Reynods.-Miss Mamie Jackson of We
ford is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Geor
irckler.-Principal Thomas Hickey pa'
ed Saturday and Sunday in Burlington
Alton skinner of Colchester was t
guest of Albert Reynolds over Sunds
Miss Libbie Niley is i'll with the grip
Mrs. Julia Hall returned to South He
Saturday.
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SOUTH STARKSRORO.

The Rev. Ieveret Rugg is holding n
series of meetings in the Friends Church
each evening and will be here bver Sun
daY.-Mrs f. b. Guindon of Bristol was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. II, Young, the first Of the week.
Robert Young Jr., is at home from But-
falo, n Y. whore he has been the past
winter, to carry on the farm.-Mrs. Eta
Sargent is gaining slowly.-The farmers
union annual oyster supper will be held
Thursday evening Of this week at the
home of Lindsey dsall.-Laben Hurl-
burt Is at home from Follows fails.
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UNDERHILL.

Henry Lee. who had been in fall
health for several months. died in t
town Sunday The funeral service W
held at his late residence Tuesd
afternoon at one o'clock. The DWELL
house of II. A. Currey was destroyed
fire Sunday afternoon. The loss "
partially covered by insuranco.-At
meeting of the social Union, the folio
ing officers We're elected; President. NJ
Hattie l.. Palmer; vice-presdcnt, NJ
Ellen f. Aver; secretary, Mrs. Allie
Bencdict treasurer, Mrs. y. F. Burdi,
executive committee, Mrs. Dora
knight, Miss Bertha Hatch, Mrs. y
dora Schweig Mrs. Ella Lee and NJ
Alice Hayden; entertainment commit
Mrs. Ethel Hawley Mrs. Clara Abbc
and Mrs. Ruth Sinclair The roll G
will he held Thursday afternoon ar
congregational church after which s,
per will be served.
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pirate to George Washington's birthday
were held in the village schools Thursday
afternoon. The schools were closed Fri
day and work was resumed Monday
morning.-Mlss Higgins OF st. Johns
bury has been visiting Mrs. Eliza Strick-
land.-rhe mems supper at the Methodist
Church Friday evening was well attend
ed and about $50 was realized Arthur
o. Titus was able to resume work In the
bank Monday morning after an Illness
of several weeks.-Mlss Bessie Titus
was at the organ at the congregational
Church Sunday after an absence of sew
eral weeks in Boston. where she has been
studying music.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Hulda Clark is in Fcrrisburgh
with her sister. Mrs Dalln. who is very
low.-Thore was Il pleasant party of
young people ~ the parsonage the even
ing of FEBRUARY - to celebrate the 10th
birthday of Miss Gayle White of Ira.
who is here on Il visit to her brother
Frank Wood came up from Vermont
academy, Saxtons River. to attend the
dance and call on friends.-The little
daughter of Edward Carpenter is quite
ill.-rhere was n good attendance at
the banquet Wednesday evening and tho
entertainment was good. quite a sum
was realized for the library.-The next
meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be held
at the Vestry. March >.
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BRIDPORT.

funeral Of Mrs. Mary Beyotte at the
Catholic church in Shoreham Tuesday
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Grandcy OF Shore
ham were recent guests of D. T.. Rices
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Sherbino have
returned to their home in MiddlehurN.-
Mr.. Il. T.. Powers has an attack of grip
-Almon belong expects to carry on the
Wilcox farm the coming year.-Mrs
Ira Fletcher Is recovernG.-Mr. and Mrs
william Mccoy oe Mddlehury have
moved to the home OF the latter :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Miner
Ira Klngsland is very lOw.-The sociaI
appointed for February ~ is Indefinitely
POSTPONED.
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WESTFCED.

The auditors found the town out
debt and s4l5.@ liz the treasury. A ye
ago the town was over a hundred dole
in debt.-H. W. Belden paid si.37
January milk.-Mrs. Norton still renal
in a critical condition with small char
for her recovery-Arthur Oseood pass
a few days last week with his urcle
East Barre.-Miss Ella Bellows OF Ia
fax is the guest If Miss Minnie Mace
ber.-Thcre was good attendance
both evenings AT the pay given by
band. It Is reported that the SAME pl
VIII he given next Monday evening
FairfaN.-Mss Eva Macomber a at hoi
from Swampscott, Mass, for a wee
vacation.
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MARY r.. JONES'S ESTATE.
GTATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit


To all persons interested in the es-
tate of Mary e. Jones, late of Char
lotte, in said district deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Burlrg-
ton. within and for the District of Chitten-
den, ON the 25th day Of February, 1907,
an instrument purporting to be the last
Will and testament of Mary T. Jones,
late Of Charlotte, in said district, do
ceased, was presented to the Court
aforesaid. for probate.
And II ts ordered by said Court that the
10th day of March, 1907 at the Pro-
bate Court rooms in said Burlington. be
assigned for proving said instrument;
and that notice thereof be given to ali
persons concerned. by publishing this Or
der three weeks successfully in the Bur-
lington Weekly Free Press. a newspaper
published at Burlington, In said dis
trict. previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate of said will, If you have cause.
Given under my hand. at Burlington,
in said district, this 25th day OF Feb
ruary 1907
NJ, NELLIE FLYNN.
35w3t Register.
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JANE VI. (THOMAs) CASES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Chit

tenden.
To all persons interested in the estate
OF Jane NJ (Thomas) Case, late of Jcr-
icho, In said district deceased,
GREETING,
At a Probate Court. holden at Purling.
ton. within and for the District OF Chit
tenden, ON the 9th day of February
1907. an instrument purporting to he
the last will and testament of Jane NJ
CThomasl Case, late of Jericho. In said
district deceased was presented to the
court aforesaid, for probate.
And 1T is ordered by said court that
the 18th day of March 1907. Mt the
Probate Court rooms in said Bur
iington, b. assigned 70" proving
thereof be given to all persons con-
.erned by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in tho burlington
Weekly Free Press a newspaper pub
'ished at Burlington, in said district,
previous to the time appointed
Therefore. You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court. at the time
and place aforesaid, and contest the
probate of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington,
in said district this 27th day of Feb
ruary, 1907.
NJ NELLIE FLYNN,
35,w3t Register.
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CHIYTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

filed In the probate court office Thurs
day Among the requests arc one of
$1,000 to the congregational Church
and another of $500 to Ethan Allen
lodge F. Il A. a., both of this village.
T. n. Withcrcll of this place has
copy of paper that has been preserv-
ed In his family for over 100 years. 1t
is the Ulster County Gazette, published
IN Kingston, n. V, Saturday, January
a, 1900 1t Is four column paper
with more shan half its columns filled
with legal and othor advertisements.
1t had the column rules on its last or
inside form turned in mourning for
the death of General George Washing
ton. 1t also contains n poem on his
death by Il young lady.
William Il. Johnson & Co, pro-
prietors of Lake Champlain creamery.
paid sl.4o for standard milk and sl42
for cream for the month of January
Mrs. William T.. Kennedy and little
daughter Margaret, of Bclchcrtown,
Mass are visiting hor parents Mr..
and Mrs William r johnson.
The Rev. Evan Thomas sunday deliver
| ed his last sermon as pastor Of the Con-
grcgational Church. Mr. Thomas an
nounced his resignation several months
ago as he did not deem his health suf-
ttcient to allow him to carry on the work
/ but as some delay vas experienced in
engaging new pastor he has continued
until the Rev. G. &. Adams has been
secured and is expected to begin his pas.
torate next Sunday Mr. Thomas COM
pletes term Of nearly eight years during
which time he has gained the highest
esteem of not only the members and com
gregation of his church but also of the
entir" community. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
have worked faithfully not only in the
matters of the church but also i'm all that
was for the best life Of the village.
Although the loss of HIM as pastor is
much regretted, it is pleasure to all to
know that Mr. ard Mrs Thomas are to
remain here for the present at least
The warning for the 122nd annual town
meeting of the town of Essex. to be held
Tuesday March =. in Memorial hall at
Essex Center has been posted and the
reports of the town officers for last year
are being distributed. The sum expended
on town highways was s.. SS513: and an
uncXpended balance of $390S. There was
paid to teachers wages amounting to
s267732 and other expenses by the school
directors of 1857. The dog fund amounts
to s3s9.lo. There Is a deficit in the Union
Poor Farm association. account of
| Sl,5l6.1l. This association includes six
towns. The cost Of maintenance was ST.
9S7o5 per week per inmate The cost for
the maintenance of the Essex inmates for
the year being S-2i45. There Is a surplus
of cash in the hands of tho town treas
urer amounting to s2.W1.92 The report of
the health office shows the rumber of
e hi,.sl G
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. j. #. Thurston died early THURS
day morning after eight months of pa
tient suffering from n cancerous disease
The funeral was held at the Union
Church saturday at Loo y. M, with bur-
ial in Waterbury Center Sunday.
A tenement house belonging to Wesley
Brown and occupied by John Sprague,
took fire Monday morning from the CHM
ney burning out, but by prompt work on
the part of Mrs. Sprague and Mrs. Brown
the fire was put out without any great
da Monday afternoon tho dwelling
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First Page)

In Bristol with burial in the Catholic
cemetery. Tho body Of Mrs. Gertrude
Sibley Of New York, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Wright, was brought here
Saturday noon and was buried in 'the
New Haven cemetery. Miss Grace Merrill
Is at home from Middlcbury. where she
has been three weeks caring for Mr. Eddy
who had typhoid fever
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WHITING

Mr. Nichols of Fair Haven, who came
here to attend the funeral Of his uncle,
Justin Goodrich was taken i'll with
pneumonia and died Sunday. The re
mains were taken to Fair Haven Mon
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day.-Wiliam Sem was called to hi
nois Thursday by telegram to see his
sister, Mrs Parker, who is very ILL.,
Mr. Eugene Horton and Mrs. Hia
Newell Delano were married February
q at the residence of Mr.. Farnham In
Shoreham.-Miss Saunders of Rutland
is the guest of Miss Nellie Ketcham
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Teeth Extracted

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POINTERS.

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