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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-09
HYDE PARK.

Tho bridge near the electric light
mining Of one of the abutments by
the high water.-rhc epidemic of mea
sizes is abating.--With business rush
ing at the hide house and work being
pushed on the dam at Cady's Falls,
the farmer has to look beyond his own
door yard for help this spring.
will probably be begun on concrete
sidewalks rs soon as the ground Ia in
shape for grading.-The senior class
of the high school contemplate going
to Johnson to present Under the
Green" The play written by Prof.
Smith of the high school is decidedly
clever bit of work and the prcscnta-
tion by his pupils merits all the good
words said-Shcriff stevens under the
new law is providing employment to
such Of his guests as soiourn with him
for offeuscs of intoXicat!on.-Sher
stevens has been devoting his time
this week largely to doing scout duty.
He is looking for Brown. the escaped
convict from Windsor, who Is believed
to be in this region. Watching parties
visited outlying sections Monday
niCht.-I1aroly a farmer has COM
menced spring work and those that
keep tab on tho weather state that
ms backward season this is a win
ner over all records for % years in
this section.
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NEWPORT

The severe wind of Saturday drove tn
large field Of ice out of the main lake and
no ice can be seen from this place.-L. A.
Spaulding is confined to the house with
an attack of lumbago w. w. True
Is out after an illness of three weeks
Il. w. l4ongeway has purchased the
house owned by Frank LuXford In the
west end. Thomas Lynch. who occupies
the house. will move to Philip Bakers. -
The ball game between Lyndon institute
and n. II. S., scheduled for Saturday,
was postponed on account Of rain. A re-
ception was given the Lyndon boys At
the school hall-Roy G. Benworth has
accepted a position in the Central phar-
macy.-O. II. Rawson has been in West
ford to attend the funeral of Luther
Bates, Mrs Rawson's father-Bert Zero
be at work.-The Newport Concert band
has ordered It's new uniforms. The band
will give another minstrel show June 10.
The steamer John A. made her first
trip on the lake this season Tuesday. The
steamer Elsie of Geprgeville appear
ed here Wednesday and reported naviga-
ton open to Magog, although there is a
large quantity Of ice floating. Rooney
Dona ded at tho home of his sister. Mrs.
Woods. on May Carl Sauding has
returned from a visit in Boston and
points in Massachusetts.-Bri CHAM Aca
deny and Newport High school are
scheduled to play base ball here Friday.
Newport high school goes to S.. Johns
bury to play with St. JohnsSury Aca-
deny Saturday.--It is reported that the
Newport Electric light CO. will furnish
electricity for cooking purposes after the
now pcnstock is completed which is be-
ing constructed and will connect with the
pulp mill dam.
An opera Is being prepared by the schoo
children, which viii be given in the
Academy Hall. The proceeds will go to-
wards decorations for the school rooms
There are only two occupants of the
jail. Edward Morris who is serving
90 days sentence for breach of the peace.
and Dwight Niles, the alleged murderer.
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BAD WEATHER FOR CROPS
Abnormal Cold in Most Sections
tards Vegetable Growth.

Washington, May s.--The weekly SUD
mary of weather conditions issued I'D
terday by the weather bureau says:
In the South Atlantic and east CD
states and in most of the Pacific COZ
region the temperature during the wei
ended May was normal or above, al
generally favorable. In the Rocy Mou|
tain region. west Gulf States, cent?
valleys and lake regions the weather vi
abnormally cold and decidedly unfavj
able.
Temperatures much below freezing q,
CURED throughout the central and nort|
orn Rocky Mountain region, in the MI
souri, and upper Mississippi valleys al
in the lake region and northern Nd
England, n minimum OF 60 occurring
Devils Lake. y. D.. on the I'd. Heal
frosts were general in the northern IL
tricts and light TO heavy frosts occurrI
as far south as northwestern Texas, Ol
lahoma, northern Arkansas, TennessI
and the Middle Atlantic States.
Ample moisture exists in all district
except in southern Florida and portioj
of northern Iowa and South Dakota, 81
cessive and damaging rains having I'd
len in lower Mississippi valley and eel
trail Gulf districts Heavy snow occui
red in portions of the central Wallet
and lake region on the 81 and 4th. The|
was much cloudiness, especially in \
Atlantic coast and Gulf States
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER,

| The members OF Brooks Post, G. A. r..
have accepted am invitation from the
Roy. l.. +. Reed, pastor of Bethany
Church, to attend services in that church
on the morning of Memorial Sunday, May
26, when a sermon appropriate to the occa-
sion will he preached to the old soldiers
by Mr. Reed. Preparations are nearly
completed by Brooks Post for the observ-
ance of Memorial day. There will be the
usual parade in the morning. headed by
the Montpe Military band, followed by
exercises at the opera house with Carroll
II. Drown of Milford. n, H., as orator OF
the day. In the afternoon, details from
the post Will decorate the graves of vetcr-
ans In the cemeteries within the city linn
its, in the Cutler burying ground and at
Berlin Corner.
One new case of smallpox was re-
ported at West Berlin on Saturday, the
victim being Miss Alice Cove. Miss
Gove's father has been i'll with the
disease and has nearly recovered. Tn
til the situation improves Dr. J. Nj
Huse, health officer of the town of Ber-
lin, will remain day and night at West
Berlin.
Although there were no public or
event, Montpelier celebrated last Sat
urday its 12Oth birthday. on May T.
1877, Col. Jacob Davis permanently
settled on the site OF the old Jail on
Elm street At that time the entire
area covered by the city of Montpel-
Ter and surrounding towns was an UNI
broken forest.
Iera II. Griswold. who was for sew
eral years proprietor of the Union
House in this city, died Friday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. c. H. Camp
bell. his daughter, in Barre, after a
brief Illness with peritonitis, aged G5
years. Funeral services We're held at
Barre Saturday afternoon. the Rev. G.
c. Connors of1Ciating. and the body
was taken to Morrisville for burial.
For the past - years Mr. Griswold had
managed summer hotel at Old Or
chard Beach, Me
In the petition of the receiver of tho
Columbian Marble company for the right
to lease or soil property 10 the Vermont
Marble company, in which hearings have
been hold before Judge W. w. Miles, the
court has granted the petition OF the re-
ccivers. This petition was opposed by GER
tain creditors of the Columbian Marble
company.
Arthur O. Hale, who was formerly in
the meat business at Wrightsville. died
Monday morning OF consumption
aged II years. Mr. Hale was native
of East Montpelier and had been i'll for
year or moro, Funeral services will
be held fron his late home Mt Wrights-
Vile Wednesday afternoon at one
o'clock
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H. w. ALLEN g co.

She was brought before Justice George II.
Dale and the case was continued until
May 70. Bail of so was furnished.
The section men along the line Of the
Central Vermont railway have been on a
strike for the past week. and only the
two foremen Martin Moran and Joseph
German, have been on duty from this
station Wednesday the foremen were
given instruction from 81. Adams that
they could hire men and pay $50 per
day. The pay formerly was 81 Is tn
&, Somerville have closed the contra q.
with Richard Demeritt to put steam
heat and new plumbing into the house
he recently purchased of>the Elisha Moody
estate.-Mrs +. c. William Of Boston
plans to pass part of the summer in this
vicnity.-George Patterson. who moved To
Rouses Point. \. V, recently. was in town
Monday. He is to move back to ST. Adams
or Waterbury. Mr. Patterson has been
given new position at ST. Adams. where
he is to be IN charge Of the supplies for
the bridge department,
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

The remains of A. Carol Dana were
brought here from New York Monday
evening and taken to the home of Mrs.
Emma D. Howe from which place the
funeral was held Tuesday morning at
ii o'clock. The Rev. w. S. Smart Of
ficiated. The bearers were Z. J. Ormsbee,
G. M. WinslQw, II. ID. Bacon and DR.. W.
n. Wright. The interment was at Pine
Hill cemetery.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Williams of Franklin
street.
Miss Agnes Cameron of this town and
Romeo Lavallec of Rutland will be mar
red at st. Mary's Church on Monday
morning, May 20.
The annual meeting of the Citizens
and Soldiers association was hold
Tuesday evening and the following
officers elected: President. DIR. o. c..
Baker; vice-president and treasurer, e.
J. Ormsbee; secretary. Mrs. G. NJ. Wins
low; auditor. DR.. w. II. Wright: mar
shall for Memorial day. Maj. c. w. carr;
chaplain. the Rev. f. NJ. Bartlett The
usual committee were appointed for
the observance OF Memorial day. Tho
Rev. l. G. Smart Of burlington will de-
liver the address and the Nergennes
city band will furnish music. The cx-
ercses will be held in the afternoon
Immediately after the arrival of the
flyer from Burington.--HenrY Spall-
holz and son of Poultney were in town
ycsterdaY.-John Sheney was before
Justice Briggs yesterday morning and
fined S. and costs of $500 for intoxi-
cation. He made arrangements to pay
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. Blackwell re-
turned yesterday from Boston, Mass
The scarlet fever card has been re-
moved from the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. X. SaverY of Pearl strcet.-AIiss Mae
Dram OF Barre Is visiting her parents
on Conant square.-Charlcs Dana Of
New York is passing a few days with
relatives in town.
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Maude Parker. her two children
and her mother, Mrs. Eliza beth Buggy.
have gone to Woodstock to visit her sister.
Mrs. Edith Wiggin.-John l.. Lewis re-
turned from a business trip to Chicago a
few days ago. He has been i'll since but
is improviug.-A. W. DUBOIS is ill.-Thc
children gave a dolls party at the Congrc-
gational Church Wednesday evening.
May /. There was much music many
flowers and a good supper-A letter just
received from Dr. L. j. Koran, lately OF
this place. formerly of burlington. is
most encouraging. They are at Krem-
ming. Colo, a mining town. high in
attitude. The doctor reports practically
complete recovery of his health, and his
wife on the road of rapid Improvement
Mr.. Holden of Rutland Is now in Jay
looking after his extensive lumber in
terests there and preparing to move his
big boiler from this station to the new
mill
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WAITsrIELD.

o. G. Eaton has sold his steam saw mill
to Wood g. Cheney of Northheld,-
Grace Gorham of Westwood, Mass. ar
rived Friday for "A few days Visit.-Mrs.
Fred Parker and son, Vern, who went to
Canada several weeks ago have returned
to town. A. Fisk had the i'll luck to
cut his foot quite badly with an axe while
splitting wood last week-William H.
Haselton has sold his house in this vii
lage OF John Kngsbury.-Leroy Boyce
of La Park. Pa, is in town for a few
days visit with his mother. Mrs. Nathan
Boyce.-The remains of Mrs Celia Sum
ner of Braintree formerly Mrs. George
Wheeler of this place, were brought here
for burial Saturday, and placed in tho
lrasville cemetery beside her first hus-
band, VINO was buried there nearly 20
years ago,-Alden Foley has sold his
building lot in the east part of the village,
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EDEN.

Mrs. Sallie Kinds Whittemore died at
her home Mt Eden Mills, May g. Mrs
Whittemore was the wife of the late Ira
Whittemorc and was born in Eden,
March Il, 1881, the Oldest Of nine children.
Her parents were Abel and Abigail Kinds.
She was married to Ira Whittemore fl
1853 Five children We're born to them,
four sons and one daughter Carrie The
daughter died in 1900. Their sons are:
Orrin d. George, Frank and Carroll B.,
| who all live in town. The diseased had
! always lived here. A few years ago she
sustained parlyletic shock. aside from
which she enjoyed excellent health until
within a short time before her death.
She was kindly cared for by her son,
Carroll and wife. who lived with her.
/ Two brothers also survive her, George *.
| and n b. Kinds
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BENSON.

Miss Maize Wetherbee, daughter of f..
J. Wetherbee Of Castleton, is teaching
the higher department of the village
schools. She succeeds Miss Colleen Dckin-
son. who retires on account of poor
health-James Leonard of Shoreham is
operating the Maplehurst creamery in
this villagc.-Mrs. Cecil Goodrich of
Spokevillc, in the east part Of Benson, Is
il-John A. Briggs, formerly of this town.
more recently OF Fair Haven, has moved
to Ticonderoga.-Thc extreme cold
weather hinders agriculture to an extent
rarely known before. ~ Richard LEONARD
the lumber king Of Benson, Is having a
great demand for lumber and even the
commonest quality is worth $50 a thous-
and feot.-Donald G. Mcdonald united
with the COngregat ionll Church Sunday
on profession of faith. Mr.. Mcdonald is
past 60 years old
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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY. NAY O. 1907

Dana A. Robinson has sold his farm 20
Frank w. Howard for $70O.--As 1t is un-
derstood here, when a road commissioners
puts In permanent roads and receives
pay from the State after the State high
way commissioner has accepted, that road
can not be again made over no matter
what its condition without additional au-
thority from the State. The roads be-
tween here and Randolph are in terrible
condition. The permanent roads, So
called, are worse than any others and the
state highway commissioner has been
called to inspect them. Wherever stone
roads have been made the stones are on
top OF the road and menace to travel
The listers are completing their duties
and find about the usual amount of prop
erty-Miss Grace May who teaches in
Barre, visited Mrs. Evans from Friday
till Sunday
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WATERVILLE

Mrs. Harvey Baker has gone to live
with her daughter, Mrs. II. b. HILL
Frank Bennett went to st. Adams Mon
day where he has cmployment-Henry
Wilbur, former resident of this place.
died at tho home of his daughter, Mrs.
Mark stevens, Mt Cambridge Junction,
May Gagged IS years. Tho funeral was
held at the Union Church here Wednes-
day at p.m.-Carl Stcarns has movedin-
to tho tenement of the Stockwell house
and Charles Tillotson has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Stoarns,-Mrs.
Alice Thomas Of Cambridge passed
several days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Wells.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

A. d. Jones of Hardwicli will work for
F.. 5. Stratton, and has moved his family
herc.-Alr and Mrs. Philip Morse have
moved into George Towards tenement
house.-The village graded school has en-
gagged to teach music in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Royal Moody have moved to ST.
Johnsbury.-Fred Slicer is working in L.
+. Smiths mlll-Mrs. J. Eeir passed last
week in town.-Tomcr Parkhurst has
bought Of his brother. George, the pro-
pert known as the Horace Stratton farm
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WOLCOTT.

Miss Glee Merritt. who has been Ill since
the death Of her father, is convalescing.-
Mrs. O. r. Luce of Morrisville was the
guest OF Mrs. Mary Tillotson, the last Of
the week., +. Wheeler has moved from
North Wolcott to Pottersvllle..-The boiler
ut the creamery has given out and the
cream is drawn to Morrsville pending re-
pairS.-Mr. and Mrs. Tully Wing OF St.
Johnsbury, who have passed a week at
Mrs. Wings sisters. Mrs. Gordon Austin
and at c. +. Haskells. have returned
home.-C. a. Moody moved Monday from
the Haskell block to a house on the Ell
more road.-Guy McKinstry. who had his
hand sawed off, is believed now to be
gaining. A second operation was per-
formed about a week ngo.-Mr and Mrs
G. +. Humphrey We're guests OF Mr.
Humphreys brother. Frank. in Burling-
ton over Sunday.-C. NJ. Wood passed
Tuesday in Morrisyille
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echool.-Roy Coburn OF Milton visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. Coburn,
over Sunday.--John Jewett of Mont
gomery is Ill with pneumonia at his
brother In Jaws. H. IIomer-Mrs. q,
Cheney who was operated on for
dropsy and 22 pounds OF water re-
moved, is around the house some..-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Button of Lowell are
visiting at r. Scofeld's.-Fred West
has moved into the Riley house.--Mrs
Austin and daughter. who have been
stopping at r. Scofcld's, have gone to
Enosburgh to reside,--Mrs. Mary Hem
cnway, who has ben stopping with her
daughter, Mrs William Barrows in
Johnson, has returned home.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The Rev W. r. Sparhawk supplied the
Congregational ChuS.hes in East Corinth
and Corinth Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Preston OF Northneld are here for
a few days visit with William Preston
| The funeral of Moses Spauldng, aged 50,
who died Thursday morning after
few hours illness, was held at his late
residence Saturday forenoon at ten
| o'clock. The Rev. Fraser Metzger of.
! fiCiated and interment was in Roxbury.--
The base ball game Friday afternoon at
| McCal's Park, between tho high school
and the Hanover Athletics resulted in
score Of IA to 10 in favor of the latter
team. The Dart nouth boys remain in
town for the dance that night.-3en Piper,
who has worked in r. f. Manchcsters
pool rooms for several months went Sat
urday to Brattleboro, where he has em-
! ployment with the +. Souto Co.
There was a hearing before I. s. Chase
| and Charles Granger, commissioners,
| Monday morning on the estate of the late
Thomas Carr preparation" to settlement.
| Dispute arises out of distribution of prop
erty. Frank Carr of West Hartford was
represented by L. l., Buck of Windsor and
Mrs. Thomas Carr by NJ NJ. Wilson.
Judgment was deferred.-Wflliam Lemery,
| who left town suddenly last winter and
whose whereabouts have since been un-
known, made a short visit to his wife at
| the home of her father, a. s. Snow, Sat
( ur1ay night. lie Is now working in Clare
mont, n. H.-Willam Cushman has re-
| opened his barber shop on Merchants
row after a years absence on account of
| illness.-Frkederick Leeds left Monday
for short visit to New York-Miss Es-
tella Blanchard OF tho Homer Fits store,
Barre. was in town over Sunday.--Hartlev
Forth, who works In Wilder, was at
home over Sunday.-Fred Curtis went to
| Burlington Sunday and stayed over Mon
day with his wife who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.-Allen
Creed and Fred Atridge of Barre were IN
town over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Mrs
f.. j. O'Brien and wife of West Somer-
vile. Mass, and visiting Mrs O'Brien's
mother. Mrs. Thomas Carr.-Miss Ida
Flint. who is taking a course in stenog-
raphy at the Bryant & Stratton Business
College. Boston, IS at home for a short
visit.-Robert Flint of New York Is visit
ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Flint
for a few days.--Franli Parker of Clare
mont ~ H., passed Sunday in TOWN.,
j. Pratt of Burlington came Monday for
IL lew udNS WISH 10 MS DrOtner, JOnn
Pratt. who is very i'll with tuberculosis, at
George Pratts.-H +. Holman Is moving
from the house on Main street which he
has occupied for the past four years to his
farm on the branch road which has been
carried on by his son. Roy Holman
Arthur Mitchell, who has been visiting
Mrs. Emily Sault and his little daughter,
Marion, has returned to his work in Barre.
= NJ nj m IL,
Randolph Fruit company, has moved his
household goods here from Concord. ~
H. His wife and four children arrived
Saturday and they will occupy E. A.
Shattuck's house near the c. Brigham
Crca merry.
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CHELSEA.

Charles r. Corwin of Somervile. Mass.
cane Saturday for a few days stay with
his father, J. A. r. Corwn.-Misses
Nora Taylor and Sadie ]. Mcconnell are
teaching school IN Williamstown-M
Grace Gannett, who was in Chicago dur
ing the past year, is again with her aunt.
Mrs. Holton S. Annis.-Mr ana Mrs. Will
liam T.. Hood returned home last week
from n fortnight's visit 10 their daughi er.
Mrs. Gail Hood Helmer, in New York
They brought little Kittie Helmer with
them.-M. Bourne OF Burlington and
Frank F. Miles OF Newport are assisting
Hale X. Darling in completing the index
Of the new public statutes-,Mrs Ellen
r, Cleveland has returned to her home
on Main street after passing the winter
with her daughter. Mrs, Dan G. Slough
ton, In South Royalton Road Commits
sioner Wimarth II Luce. has begun his
seasons work on the highways. Frank
+. Libby and w, Milton Nation are as
sisting. Schools are in session with the
following teachers: No. /, Martini l..
Noyes No. ,, Misses Grace and Gertrude
Bacon No Florence Goodwin; No. g.
Marion Whitney of Tunbridgo No. o,
Emma w. Hatch; No, H. Ida L. Longe.
No. u Laura r. Fuller No. Il Rcleaf
IcavenwaY OF Mllton.-Clarence IT, Cor
liss is in Wiliamstown at work for Road
Commissioner Ora l.. Blancha rd News
was lately received of the death of Henry
T.. Tinker, a native of this town. who
died at tho home of his daughter, Mrs
Ozira s, Davis, New Britain, Conn. Dur
Ing nearly 30 years he was station agent
at white River Junction. Besides his
wife and daughter there also survives
him one son, William y. Tinker. cashier
of the First National Bank of Cha rles-
town, n. H-TIorhert W Garvin, who
has driven the J. 4. r, Corwln & Son
team for several years, has accepted n
position in n New Hampshire town and
will soon remove there.-Leonard w Ba-
con has returned to Montpelier Seminary
after a vacation enforced by illness
Among the Chelsea girls tea aching out of
town are the following: Blanche Car
penter In Corinth Elsie Hill and Emma
NJ Carr in Orange; Zoe T.. Hill in Webs
tervile, Barre; Clara Hemenway and
Marion Laird, In williamsburg Gladys
Ballou in West Fairlee and Bertha w.
Berry in STAFFORD A. w. Case has
finished work for r. G.. Dearborn in the
livery stable and resumed travelling as
agent for a separator company.-The
Jonathan Akerr.-n farm on Vershire
height has been sold to John Pearl of
VeIhire.
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WARREN.

George Dumas of Boston is passing a
few days with his sister, Mrs, T. A..
Heath.-Anna Gum of SwanzeY. y. H., is
working for Louis BragF,-There was a
dance at the town hall Saturday night
Mrs. Avery, who was taken violently i'll
last week Friday, Is more comfortable
Miss I.ottie Estey is working for Mrs.
w. 4. Ieath.-Mr. and Mrs Gerald
Campbell were in Lowell last week 20 at
tend the funeral of their nephew, Arthur
Church who died April @7.-FlOrin Parsons,
who was operated on a short time ago
for appendicitis has so far recovered as
to be able to ride out.
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MIDDLESEX.

Mrs. George Butler OF Montpelier
visited Mrs, j. II, Robinson the first Of
the week.-Services were held at the
Brick Church sunday for the first time
this spring, the Roy. j. Edward
Wright, pastor.-Mrs. Demcritt ana
two children visited in Waterbury tn"
first of the week.-Aliss Rhodl Parry
of Montpelier visited her parents the
first of the weck.-The effects of IL
Cense was seen Monday afternoon when
man and woman were seen on tho
road from Montpelier to MlddlesoN in
such a condition that they could hard
~ sit in the wagon,