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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-07
HUNTINGTON CENTER

Royal Sargent died at his home at
Hanksville Saturday evening after an IL
ness of only few days duration. Mr.
Sargent was a veteran OF the Civil War
and member of the G. A. r. post a wife
two sons, William Of New Haven and
Vernon q this place. and daughter,
Mrs, Josie Gorton. survives. The funeral
was held at the church at the north VIII
laCc Monday. the Rev. J.F. Thurston ot
Lincoln ofilciating.-Mr, and Mrs. Charlie,
Lovely have moved to Wlliston.-Mrs.
Lyman Hill is Ill with the grip.--The Rev.
Mr. Kemp began his pastorate here Sun
day.
Miss Pauline Warren has returned
home after week In Montpelier
The willing Workers will not meet
again until May.-About s57 was real
lied from the play by the Jonesville
Dramatic club at the NJ. w. A. hall
Friday evening.-Many people are
complaining of the shortage of water
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Morrill, went to
Monkton Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of his sister.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. d. o. Bullock received news Satur-
day of the death of her oldest brother,
Walter G. Merrick, at his homo near
oldest of a family of eight and his Is the
first death. At the age OF 10 he left his
home in Georgia and went to Hoosick
Falls, n. y, and was there when the
Civil War broke out. He enlisted in the
Goth New York infantry for two years and
after serving his time came home for Il
two weeks visit. In July. 1863 re-enlisted
in the 2lst y. Y. cavalry and served two
years South then went on the plains and
spent the last year of his enlistment in
helping 10 quell the Indians. He was dis
charged in Denver. He was twice a pris-
oner of war. The first time an inmate of
Libby prison for three months. He was
a man Of great strength, was six feet
two inches in hight and weighed go
pounds. He leaves wife and five chill
dren in Colorado and five sisters and two
brothers in Vermont. He was GS years
Of age
Clark Mitchell is at homo from school
In Montpelier for four weeks vacation
The Changers will have an oyster dinner
at their hall Saturday. There will be
music and other Notwithstanding
have "a little pigs at the farm of Francis
Kinny, Edwin Sihley, who has the care
of them, keeps a fire in the hog house
and the little fellows are as lively as
though It was warm weather.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

DIR. and Mrs. +, II, Brown and their
two children returned from St Adams
Monday, where they had visited Mrs.
Browns sister. Mrs. G. c. Holmes.--P
j. Hayes has returned from Indiana,
where he bought a span of horses that
were shipped in a car to Byran Combs OF
East Berkshire, which arrived Monday
G. q. Pratt of Franklin passed Sunday
In tho family of his son, DR. c. A. Pratt
Miss Mamie Farman OF Westfield is
passing few weeks in the family of
NJ. p. Perley.-Mrs. +. NJ. Mitchell, who
has been passing some weeks caring for
Mrs, c. H. Mitchell. has returned with
her two children to her home in Sweets
burg, Que.--Harold Mitchell of Sweets
burg. Que, Is passing few days with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Mitchell
Clayton Ellwood left for Waltham, Mass.
Monday. His family will remain here few
weeks longer.-Mrs. Ernest Pauuette is i'll
Mrs. S. Stanhopc who has been serious
~ i'll for some weeks is slightly improved
Miss Arm Farms worth, who has been
caring for Mrs c. r. Brewer for a fe "
months past, is stopping in the family of
W. II. McAlister for few days.-Miss
Lffie Waldren passed Sunday with her
sister, Miss Ethel Waldren.
| Miss Della Young has returned from a
visit TO her sister, Miss Lizzie Young. IN
st. Albans.-The annual sale Of the Home
Missionary society of the Methodist
Church will be conducted In Foresters'
hall. April John Budd of New Haven,
Conn, Is making a visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. H. Budd.-At the recen,
election OF officers Of the Proctor Sana-
torlum held In Proctor Olin Merrill was
continued as one of the executive COM
mittee,-H. II. Best returned to Burlins-
ton Monday after passing Sunday with
his brother, w H. Best.-Mr and Mrs
Myron Dow went to Burlington Monday
where Mrs. Dow entered the Mary
Mary Fletcher hospital for an opera.
ton. DR.. CA. Pratt went dowr
Tuesday night to be present Wednesda,
when 1t occurred.-George Spcer has re-
sumed work in the electric light station
after an enforced absence of week By
Illness.
| Forty-fve persons We're received into
the Methodist Church Sunday on proba
ton as the result of. the recent Gillian
meetngs.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. j. Towlt
passed Sunday in Franklln.-A. e. Mlti
guy passed Sunday with his family com
ing from the Province OF Quebec wher,
he is travelling in the interest of the DR.
b. j. Kendall company,-A corporation
meeting was held Tuesday evening to Sc,
II the village would vote to pay A. II
Manley $40 for damage caused by tn,
shutting out of the water while the bull
head was being repaired, so he could no
run his factory After some prelimlnar,
discussion the article was passed over
The body of Freeman Bridges came /,
this station Wednesday morning and wa
taken 10 the home OF his parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs. o. e. Bridges in st, Armand, Que
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WINOOSKT.

soldier named Allen and his lady
friend, in search Of a justice Of the peace,
sought out the office of Frank l.. Graves
Saturday. Mr. Graves saw them coming
and beat a hasty retreat through the back
door A sympathizing bystander offered
to help them out and sent word over 10
S. r. Marcott, the druggist who is also a
justice of the peace, but Rob" grew sus-
picious, and had important business else
where, so the couple was advised to APP
ply at the town clerks ONCE. where a
meeting of the board OF civil authority
was being held. Here they produced their
license and explained that they were IN
search OF some one who would marry
them. After due consideration by the
board. Arthur ]. Desautelles was pointed
out as justice OF the peace and he
agreed to perform the ceremony II Frank
Gokey would act as best man. The couple
then stood up in front OF the board and
were made one, After the knot had been
tied, the bridegroom handed Mr.. Desau,
telles a dollar and told him to buy himself
a cigar and added: Now that we're mar
ried, I guess ! can kiss her" and proceed
ed to do So The brides name was Clarict
LauZon.
MIS. AukuSkd olllNldil, WiuoW VI
Orville Sinclair, died at noon Monday
at her home, 457 Colchester avenue, aftel
an Illness covering period OF severa
years. Mrs, Sinclair had been In failini
health, owing to her advanced years fol
the past four years but her condition die
not become serious until about fou
weeks ago. Mrs. Sinclair was born II
Springfield October 7, 1888, ard was there
fore In her 7th year, At the age of 4
years she moved to Burlington and sine,
that time had made her home in the hous,
| in which she died In 1852 she marie,
Orvile Sinclair, who died April a. 1873
! Three sons survive her Henry 4. OF Lo
! Angeles, Cal, Frank o., superintendent
! of the water department of Burlington
and George s. Sinclair, who made hi
home with his mother. The funeral wa.
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:3
o'clock at the house with lnterment IL
Greer Mount cemetery.
| Chief Engineer Alfred Lavalcy an,
Assistant Engineer James Holleral
brought the old Volunteer hose cart, whicl
was presented to the steamer compan.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

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ST. ALEANS.

The board of directors and the trus-
tees of the st. Adams hospital held a
special meeting Monday and voted
unanimously to accept the gift of the
Mary Sawyer property on Houghton
avenue. recently decided to the hospital
by Francis j. Houghton.
The many friends in the city and Stale
of Alfred NJ. Mason OF the artillery corps.
L. S. A.. will be pleased to learn OF his
promotion to captain, his commission dat
ing January IA. Captain Mason. who has
enjoyed rapid promotion since his advent
In the regular army in 1901. was born IN
this city September 49, 1871. He SERVED
several years in the Vermont National
Guard as n member OF Co. p. at lnfan-
try and enlisted for the Spanish American
was as first sergeant. He was promoted
while in camp George II. Thomas at
Chickamauga and was mustered out as
second lieutenant In November, 1898, He
was commissioned as first lieutenant IN
the 18th l.. S. volunteers and served two
years in the Philippines, being mustered
out March 49, 1901. He was appointed to
the regular army In July OF the same year
and IL now stationed at Fort Barrancas,
Florida.
News has been received here that the
bill authorizing the President to retire
Harold u. Childs of this city from the
service OF the United States navy, with
pay. has passed Congress,
CONTINUED ON ath page.D
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs William l.. Hanly and children.
who have been visiting In st. Adams,
returned Monday.-Miss Lora Jordan of
Jericho called on friends Sunday.-Mrs,
j. II. vele and Mrs Sarah Mallory OF
Essex Junction were here Friday.-Mrs,
Mary Hanley was called to Milton Sun
day by the sudden illness Of her son, NJ.
f. Hanley. who has blood poisoning in
his hand.-Jesse Dow, who has a position
as fireman on the c. V. Ry visited his
father Sunday.-E. L. Dohney Of Fowler
visited at G., l., Blxby's Sunday and Mon
day.-rhe ladies OF the Congregational
Church will serve seven-cent supper
at the vestry Of their church Friday
evening from six until eight,-Mr and
Mrs. G. b, Hanley were called to Willis
ton Saturday by the Illness Of Mrs. Han
leys brother, Charles Parker.-Mss Lena
Paquette is visiting in Colchester this
week
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PROBATE COURT.
Summary of Business Transacted Dur
ing the Week Ending March 9th.

Estate Of William ". Ice rnderhiu,
Ella NJ. Lee appointed administrative l..
r. Wilbur and Prcntss Scr!bner apprai-
sers
Estate Of AlNanun Perry. Bolton, G. \.
Pease appointed administrator de bonis
non Of the said estate.
Estate of Samuel Bigwood Colchester,
will proved; william T. Bigwood, ~
Toronto, Ontario, appointed executor; r.
j. White and c. l.. Hunter commission
ers and appraisers.
Estate Of Jeremiah NJ. lsham Burling-
ton. l-lihu g. Taft appointed admins
traitor: Geo. y. Wright and j. w. Coo
dell commtssi ,nors and appraisers. L.
censo to sell personal estate granted.
Estate Of Mary Dolan, Burlington,
will proved: Catherine Dolan appointed
executrix, James Truman and Ambrose
A. Drew commissioners and appraisers.
Estate of Samuel 4. Hale. Jericho. will
proved Thomas Reeves Of Burlington
appointed executor: /. F. Wilbur and
d. W. Knight commissioners and appra'-
sers
Estate Of Daniel j. Watson. Hines
burgh. Guy u. Roypton appointed admiu'-
strator; Harrison owen and NJ. b. Small
commissioners and appraisers
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Miss Nellie Leelar is passing a few days
at her honnA "A Middlesex.-J. c. Towlc
& Son shipped a registered Jersey bull
calf Wednesday to i. II. Wadleigh, Exc
ter, N. H.-Mr. and Mrs II. c. Royce
came to town Tuesday from Newport and
are passing few days with Mrs. Royce's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gaines. They
will go to Sheldon Junction soon to open
the store Mr. Royce has purchased
Under the provisions of the will of the
late Mrs G. r. Brewer, of which X. A..
Paul Is executor. Mrs John r. Cassidy,
a niece, is given $1,000, another niece, Mrs.
" +. Perley $500 and her son, Harlan
Perley, 800. The balance of the estate
goes to the Vermont diocese. 1t Is esti-
mated they will receive upward 81 $4,000.
The diocese has already received about
$1,000 from the estate OF Mr.. Brewer.
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by the Volunteer company a few weeks
ago. from Burlington Monday night and
placed 1t in the steamer company's rooms
The cart will be stationed in the rooms
and n harness placed in position to be
In readiness when an alarm Is sounded
When. an alarm is rung In a livery horse
will respond and the hitch will be made
The cart will be used as an auxiliary to
the regular cart to carry the surplus
hose.
Another business change took place In
the village Monday when II. ]. Cotton
sold his stock OF wood and leased his
yard on West Allen street to Joseph
Douglass and Napoleon Frenette. The
new firm, which will he known as
Duglass g. Frenette, took possession Mon
day morning, and will conduct a gen
eral wood business Mr.. Cotton, who has
been in business for 10 years has made
no plans for the future The new firm Is
composed of two young men who have
been employed at the Porter Screen
works for the past zine years and arc
thoroughly conversant with the wood
| business.
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6F. Sales 10000 futures, 5000 spot. Spot
market barely steady.
Option market us generally frmer or
big clearances and the jump in oats
closing lsc net higher. May 53a n53Ac
closed 537Sc July closed $3.50.
OATs-Receipts roo bu; exports 90
0i5 bu Spot steady.
COFFEE-The market for coffee ~.
lures opened steady at decline Of u
to 90 points under lower European cables
and a decline in the Rio market. Europe
was a heavy seller here and there was
good deal Of local liquidation owing 10
lower firm offers from Brazil and bear
ish rumors regarding valorization. Sales
were reported OF S0.75O bags including
March Mt s65ods.55 April at $3.50; May
at S655@6.e0; June at 81 20; July at 1920
65; Sept. at SG.20d62j, Dec. at Sc eod6. 30 I:
Jan. at s6.2 and Feb. at s6.25d630
Spot coffee quiet.
StGAR--Baw steady fair refining Q IS
49, centrifugal 96 test 7-lG; molasses
sugar . l1-lG refined steaSy
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Georgia Goodrich. who has been
passing few days with relatives. has
returned to her home in Williston.-The
Jonesvile Dramatic club presented the
drama 1.-THE Schoolma'am" and the farce
IAN Economical boomerang" at the NJ.
w. a. hall last Friday evening.-Frank
Perkins has moved his family from Will
liston into part Of Mrs. Hildreth's house.
Frank O'Brien and George Snow passed
Sunday with their parents.-Roy Ather-
ton who has been with relatives for the
past month. has returned to his home
In Essex Junction.-Frank Brown of
Burlington was in town Monday. The
Lend-a-Hand society will meet with Mrs.
Edwards to-day.-There will be
hash supper at the church Saturday
night March O.
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MILTON BORO.

william w. Wright. aged rs years
and four months, died Tuesday. March
E, after lingering illness. Mr.,
Wright was born in Fairfield, Novem-
Der 3. 1891. He enlisted at st. Adams
September 20, 1862, as private In
Company l.. list Vermont cavalry. lie
was discharged at Washington July
10, 1865. After leaving the service lie
lived in Georgia and In February
1867. he moved to the farm on the
lake shore formerly called Bean 4
point, where he has since resided. The
funeral will be held at the house eleven
o'clock to-day with interment in st
Adams. the Rev. NJ. II. Ryan ofiiciat-
ing. A wife and son survive.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Quotations for Cattle, sheep mad Heei
at New York.

New York March :
PEEVES-Re LES. Steers sts5d
SIS; stays and oxen A1pd5.Jc; bulls s3.jt
GAS; cows sl65Q4Oo; heifers 1915.
Liverpool and London cables quiet. live
cattle firm Mt 1874 to he per pound;
dressed weight refrigerator beef 70
&C per pound. Exports 500 cattle. l,o0O
sheep and $50 quarters OF beef.
CALNES-Reccipts l.ofi Ncals steady,
BARNARD calves nominal Vcals 5000
$50, few tops s9.75dl0co; culls s4006i4 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts AZ.
sheep almost nominal. Lambs firm to
higher. Sheep $3.50 to 500: lambs s7.roGt
80 for common and mediums one car
choice ssh.
HOGS-Roccipts 6.o31; steady feeling.
Whole range quoted at S7.5oc7.75.
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SHELBURNE

The death of y. d. Percival occurred
at his home on Monday evening at ten
o'clock Mr.. Percival leaves a wife, three
sons and daughter The funeral was
held Wednesday morning 10 O'Clock
the Rev +, G. Hcaxt officiating.
Mrs. Anna S. Allen Of Panton visited
her brother, and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W,
J. Sheridan, the past week.
Roy Thorpe has been i'll several days
with quinsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden r. Percival OF
Rutland have been here a few days and
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Percival's
father.
Miss Sophie Roberts has recovered
from her illress.
At the elections here on Tuesday Ave
ballots had to be cast before a school
director was chosen. There were three
nominations for the office.
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WEsTFORD.

Mrs. Rolla Perry has returned home af-
being in Burlington and Essex june
In for medical treatment.-The Rev.
|. Fagg of Richford Is visiting his
b. Robert Flagg, NJ D.-The Rev. j.
|ldcr went to Hinesburgh Thursday to
| t his sister, Mrs. Sanctuary.Mss
Rbel RuEgles is at home from Mime
a.-John Allen, who was taken ser
! SLY i'll last week, is in n comfortabl
|ldition.-H. G. Elemer is to move to
| farm of his father-in-law, Mr.. Bcvins
| Fairfax Miss Eva Macombcr re-
1ned to Lynn, Mass, Saturday.
Hrs. Rolla Perry Is in.-C. d. Morey
/ rented his farm to Wilson Macomber.
George McNall has vacated f. e. AL
$ farm and moved to his own farm
Essex-Thc Rev. Mr.. Flagg has re-
ned to Newport.-Mss Mary Peck IS
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs l., A. Bates. -
2 Ladies' Society circle met with
8 n. y. Macomber Wednesday after
N and the Fortnighuy club at the
ne place Thursday afternoon.--F. D.
it'll has taken possession of the farm
! ich he purchased of Or. w. b. Lund
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MORSE'S LINE.

Seymour +. Lefeur of Stanbridge was
in town Friday.-Mr, and Mrs. A. II.
Houver of Durham were in town over
Sunday visiting Mr.. Houver's mother.-J.
r. Diamond lost a horse Monday.-N. p.
Packard has moved his family to his
sons house.-Mrs Iesscttc has sold her
house to j. NJ. HIN and moved to St.
Alhans.-C w. Powell of Franklin was
in town MONDAY Walter Street of Mon
treal is visiting IN this vlcinity.--J. St.
Peter moved Marcel |. to St. Adams
Hiram Causmel has rented j. NJ. Hlrs
tenement house and viii move their from
his farm Nav l.
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COLCHESTER.

John w Crockett died at an early hour
Tuesday morning at his home In the
northern part of tho town, known as
Champlain. Mr.. Crockett had been Ill for
several weeks following a paraytic
shock. The funeral will be held at his
late home Thursday at twelve o'clock
Mr.. Crockett was born in Colchester
January l, 1927. He was employed in his
youth In Fairfax and Glenham y. Y,
but for many years had occupied the farm
where he died. He was deacon OF the
Baptist Church at Colchester for n long
period. He Is survived by a wife, three
daughters. Mrs. f. s. McNall Of Col
chester, Mrs. Luther A. Hunt Of Slough
ton, Mass, and Miss Carrie l.; Crockett
of Colchester. by one sister, Mrs. Melvin
McNall of Colchester, and by many
nephews and nieces.
Lorne skinner, who has been seriously
III with appendicitis. is a little better
Mrs. II. c. Petty and children of Argyle
are visiting in town.. Hoadley moved
his we'll driving engine and apparatus to
Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Fred Andrus
and daughter. Helen, are visiting Mrs.
Ellen Day.-Mrs. Marion Bates left for
California Monday night-Frank Stafford
has moved his family to Winooski Park
The pastor of the Congregational Church
expects to exchange Sunday, March 10
with the Rev. Mr.. Burke, Methodist MIN
lister OF Fairfax.-There will be n social
under the auspices of the young mems
Sunday school class in connection with
the Congregational Church Wednesday
evening, March % in the parish house,
The Rev. DR.. George OF the First Church,
burlington. Is expected to give an ad-
dress and the orchestra will be IN attend
ance.
Mrs. Marion Bates who has been stop
ping with her sister, Mrs Silas y, Cary,
through the winter started Monday for
her home in Sipadra, Cal.
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MILTON.

he annual meeting OF the incorporate
Village will be held at the graded
pol house on Tuesday evening. March
|at 1:90 o'clock.-Dr. and Mrs. J. S.
flrn and Ray Coburn were in Bel
re sunday to attend the funeral of
r brother, Watson Cuburn.-Mr. and
/. Edison Bates of Forest River, n. D..
the guests of Mr., and Mrs. j. s.
|ham.-lyman Powell of Hopedale,
u.s., is visiting his parents, Mr. and
\ II. +. Powell.-The condition of
Try Wells, who is very i'll with pneu-
ia, has been much worse for a couple
hays. Mrs. Wells. who is also very
Us little better,-Orson Hewey OF
|ebury, N. Y, is spending a few days
|own.-'Mr and Mrs. Ray Hall and
daughter returned to their home
r., Adams Monday after several
b<s with friends In toIUn
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CHARLOTTE.

There We're seven additions to the Con-
gregational Church Sunday, Mrs. Eli La
Bounty by letter from Colchester Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, and Miss Pearl
b. Cook Miss Daisy r. Bull, Hattie
Williams, Edith Edgerton, Merle Bylng-
ton and walter LAbounty on profession
of faith-The Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs, W, w, Higbee Wednesday after
noon.-Charles ID. Cook is home from
Rutland on a weeks vacation T1ra
Deyette Is at home from her school
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UNDERHILL.

In the report of the intermediate de-
partnent of the Underhill graded school,
the following are given as the names Of
pupils having perfect attendance for the
winter term: Harley Blakey Harley Ben
nett, Claud Graves, Mae Davis, Gladys
Lincoln, Winnifrcd Brown, Earl Styles,
Clyde Parker Ina Irish, Helen Lincoln.
Those missing only one or two days IN
account of sickness are: Clyde Houghton,
Gladys Reynolds, Alice Gle, Harold Lin
coin and Harriet Thompson. Mrs Ada
E Royce is the teacher.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FLETCHER

Walter j. Jones and Miss Emma Chates
both Of Fletcher married In Cambridge
February q by the Rev. J, S. Allen
Emerson Flanders OF Cambridge has
moved to w. II. Griswolds farm.--Willis
Gray Is !l.--Emerson Spaulding is to
carry on Ederck Hunts farm the com
ing year.-Guy Kingsley, who has been
drawing logs from the Wetherby lot to
w s. Noys's mill al Cambridge, has
completed his job and returned to his
home In Lowell
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work in Ryegate. and Mrs. w. NJ
Spear are at home from visiting in Bur
lington.-Mrs. Guy Tobey of Hinesburgh
has been visiting her son, j. II. Tohey
and family.-Meader GervIa has rented
his homo place to Caleb e. Harrington
for a year from March 1.-The sleghing
is rapidly growing thinner.
Charles Ball is doing custom grinding
with his gasolene engine as water power
is frozen up.
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MONTGOMERY.

There wiz be social Thursday at w.
G. Mansfeld's which will be free will
offering for the benefit of tho starving
Chinese.-The Bible study class will
meet Friday evening at the parsonage
Mitchell Bolt came home from Rhode
Island Observation-Disclosures Baker Is Ill.