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MORETOWN.

At the district Union meeting OF the 7.
o. G. r. held with Maple Lodge, May 10,
the following officers were elected: c. r.
Alvah Butler; V. T. Mrs. +. f. Bragg;
secretary Ella Somervllc; f. S. Mary
Buttar; treasurer, Lula sleeper; NJ.
Ernest Chase; c. Mrs. Pratt; s. Ernest
Chase; C., Mrs. Mccullough. Supper was
served in the lalies' dining hall at the
Methodist Church Owing to severe illness
o" the part of two members of Maple
Lodge the c'mittee on entertainment
was obliged to postpone giving "A Ruin
ed Life" The committee FOR the after
noon substituted a programme with the
assistance OF District Deputy Avah
Butler and Mrs. Walter Turner, c. T. OF
Sunshine Lodge. The exceptionally fine
selections rendered by Moretown Mill
tary band greatly aided In making the oc-
casion n success.-Mr. and Mrs, John
Kingsbury Of Waitsfield visited Mr. and
Mrs. NJ NJ Davis Sunday.-Prin-
Andrews and son, Elmer. were in North
field Sunday.-Mrs I. s. Austin and Mrs
+. f. Johnson We're in Waterbury Fri
day.-Mr and Mrs. William Turner OF
Barre visited his sisters, Mrs. Sidney
Atkins and Mrs. F. T.. Johnson Friday
to Sunday, Miss Addir Frcnmen was In
Waitsneld Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Boyce and Mr.. and Mrs, James Johnson
of Fayston and Charles Green of Waits
field were in town Sunday.-Mrs LILLIAN
Seaver visited at Levi Seaver's In Waits
field Saturday and Sunday-Mrs, William
Kingsbury and Miss Glusaha were in
Montpelier SaturdaY.-Irvil Armstrong is
I'll with rheumatic fever
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LOWELL.

Arthur STANDARD cut the ends off two
of his fingers Monday while working in
g. f. Curtis's tub shop.-The funeral Of
Edison Kinney OF North Troy was held
Tuesday afternoon a. the Congrega tional
Church.-Mrs. W. l.. Adams OF Provi-
dence, r. l.. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. Curtis.-rhe selectmen have opened
the road to the houses Of Edward Snder
and A, J. Saw-yer.-The Rev. J. II. Wal
lace will preach in Troy Sunday morning.
Sunday school will be held at the Metho-
dist Church at u noon and services will
follow at 40 p. m.-Alon2o Wedge has
sold his farm to Joseph Snyder for $3.50
". NJ. Parker has sold his farm to
Alonzo Wedge.-The remains OF Joseph
Gereau of Derby were brought here for
interment Friday.-A young child of "
Verge OF Westned was buried in the
Catholic cemetery Tuesday.
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GAYsvILLE

Next Sunday at twelve o'clock all sol
diers, sailors, mariners and sons of vet
Grams are requested to meet in front OF
the town hall TO march to the Methodist
Church whore tho union memorial ser
vice Will be held at 1890 O'Clock. The SER
mon VIII be preached by the Rev. G.
Leon Wells and the special music will be
in charge Of Mrs. Mabelle Harrington,
Mrs A W. Ballard and Miss II. Tag
Rart--Thursday, Memorial day, the com
RACES, school children and friends are in
Vted to assist in decorating the 6S graves
or the Boys In Blue" beginning at
Maplcwood cemetery at a. m and
Mount Pleasant at 1890 o'clock. returning
to the town hall at noon. Shortly before
one o'clock the comrades will form in line
and march to Mrs. Smiths to escort the
speaker, the Rev. Fred Wilson Day. To-
the hall. whore the exercises will begin
at l:l5 o'clock Music will be furnished
by Wynan's orchestra and the male
quartette consisting Of Messrs Day, I'd
mun1s, Wells and Osgood. with Mrs. L
F. Gould accompanist-Mr. and Mrs.
Joel D. Waller Of West Concord y. H..
arrived at their summer home in towr
Saturday.-The White River train wa.
nuarantined last week at Roches-
ter on account of a case OF
smallpox there.-Mrs. James Wheeler
Of Barre has been passing severa.
DAYS In town.-The Ladies Aid society viii
meet at the church Thursday afternoon
l.. L. Chamberin was in Tlton and Con
cord, y. H, last week. He also visited
his father IN Norwich.-Mrs. Georgia Hol-
| comb. who has been the guest of her
brother, Dr F. G. Fletcher went to her
home In New York Frday.-Mrs. A. W
Ballard IS confined 70 the bed with llvei
troublo.-Mr. and Mrs. O. ]. Richardson
G. II. Ballard and +. p Boutwell, were In
Barnard May Is TO attend the funeral OF
Horny Boutwell,. a former resident Of this
town, whose remains We're brought to
Mount Pleasant cemetery for burial.
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A. L. WEEKS PROMOTED.
Made chief Chinese Inspector mt Rich
for n, $4,000 Per

Richford, May Exchanges in the
immigration officials at this station
will shortly he announced by Secretary
Straus Of tho department of comm cree
and labor. The changes have leaked
out from the Boston office and are con-
frmed.
Chinese Inspector A. p. Schell, wha
has been in charge Of the New Eng.
land district. on 4 salary OF s2550
year. goes tomorrow to Ellis island
New York.
Colonel George r. Billings, relieve,
Mr. Schell in New England. He has
been immigration inspector at the port
OF Boston.
Inspector Arthur T." Weeks. who In,
been drawing s1,So5. is designated as
senior Chinese inspector at this port
with salery of $4,000. Inspector
Charles D. Mayer of Richford goes to
Boston.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

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BRADFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Prchard are guests
Of their son, w. II. Prichard, at Nashua,
n. H.-Mrs. NJ. @. Flanders Is visiting in
Manchester. n. HI. A. Moore has re-
turned to Woodstock. ERNEST Page and
Susan McDuffee wsre married Wednes-
day, May Is. by the Rev II. J. Kflbourn at
the homo of Abner Martin.--Mrs. Olive
Baldwin has gone to Lowell. Mass.--Mrs.
A. W. Peters. Mrs. J. II. Dewey and Miss
Gertrude Dewey were in Montpelier
Thursday and Friday to attend the Re-
bekah assembly.-A. f. Hale left for Lee,
n. H., Friday night to remain "A few days
with his family.-Mrs. T.. G. Osgood and
son, Farnham. of Bellows Falls were
guests of Mrs. Roswell Farnham over
Sunday.--Mrs J.. A. Hunt OF Stoughton.
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Hunt.-The farewell reception given to
the Rev. and Mrs. II. J. Kilbourn Friday
evening in the Congregational Church
parlors was the affair of the season. The
Rev. and Mrs. j. VI. Dixon OF Grace
Church received with Mr.. and Mrs. Kill
bourn. A. f.. Hale presented Mr. Kill
bourn with a beautiful gold watch and
Mrs. Kibourn with purse of gold from
Brandford friends Refreshments were
eerved by Il young ladies'. The Rev. and
Mrs. French of byndonville, and the Rev.
and Mrs. J. X. Kilbourn OF Barnet. and
the Rev and Mrs. Van Kirk Wells OF
Pike, n. II. the Rev. and Mrs. Duncklee
of Haverhill, n. H., the Rev. and Mrs.
Heath of Piermont, n. H., attended the
reception Friday evenng.-Mrs. Harvey
Williams has gone to Montpelier for a
visit.-Mrs. George jenkins. who has been
at Wesson hospital, Springfield. Mass,
for treatment for cataract of the eye. re-
turned home Monday.-The freight station
was broken into Sunday night and the
cash drawers opened but there was no
money in them The books had been set
on fire but did not burn.--Doe Brothers
have rented tho store recently occupied
by H. A. Moore and are 10 move all their
ladies' suits and shoes to that side OF the
street
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NORTHF1ELD.

William Legier Of Mortified Falls was
yesterday pronounced III with small
pox.--The ladies of the tniversalist society
served supper in their parlors last even
ing. which was largely patronized.-A
complaint was lodged against Oscar
Preston Tuesday alleging intoxicat!on. Mr..
Preston said the charge was wholly false
and without foundation. and called for
a jury trial. Through his attorney. John
H. Senter OF Montpelier. he was able 20
convince the jury that his position was
correct and they brought in a verdict OF
not guilty MFR. and Mrs. Theodore Star
rctt of New York are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Starrett-Much interest Is shown
here in the game Of base ball between
the University of Vermont and Norwich
University to be played at Montpelier
Tuesday. and the special train which il
to run from this place will doubtless be
Well patronized.
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house this summer.-Several from
Montpelier have been fishing at Ward
ner pond the past week.-Mrs. Jamison
and child of Elmside. =. O., are guests
at George Knowless.--Orza Boyce is
making repairs on his house.-Thomas
Knowles has returned from Elmside,
=. Q-Elder Ora Boyce was badly
hurt Friday lie yas standing on a
ladder when 1t slipped and he fell striie-
Ing on a wagon wheel, breaking sew
eral ribs.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed. wescott of
Northfeld were guests at George
Knowles's Sunday.--.Edth Ruiz is at
home for short time.
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EAST WARREN.

f. S. McGlafiin of Mortified was in
town Sunday.-Almon and Ewood Cove
went to Ripton Saturday to attend the
funeral of relative.-Archie Smith was
kicked badly by a horse Saturday-Mr.
and Mrs. George Colby and Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Colby were in Lincoln Sun
day to attend the funeral of Page Colby.
May Estey went to Barre Sunday and
will work for Dr.. Avery when he gets
settled there.-Harley Hutchins OF Barre
was in town Sunday.-Dan Cardell died
suddenly Monday morning. He has not
been feeling well for several days. yet
was able to be about and worked some.
Monday morning he complained of being
faint and but short time after the at
tack was dead.-Dr. Avery moved his
family to Barre Tuesday.--P. B. Daniels
was in Roxbury Monday
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WESTFIELp.

The Rev. r. A. Jenkins returned the
FIRST OF the week from a few days visit
with his parents at Saugne Mass, and
attended the Orleans County. Minist erial
association at Irasburgh Tuesday.--Mrs.
Ajax NJ. Miller is expected soon to visit
her mother Mrs. W. r. Gilpin.
Root, superintendent of nurses. In q
EorthHampton, Mass, Hospital who
was III several weeks with typhoid
fever, is expected home this week for
an extended stay.-Mrs. Lillian Wright
Is recovering from several week 8
revere illness from Influenza and
rheumatism.-Mis Daisy Snow has
been having tonsilitis.-Mrs. b. f. Gil
man died of consumption Saturday
May 10 after long illness, Her sister
Mrs. Emma Snow Of Newtonville Mass,
closed her house last summer and has
been with her nearly all the time. Mrs.
Gilman was a little over 40 years old
and since her marriage IS years ago
had lived in town. She leaves a hus-
band and two children. She is also
survived by her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Her funeral was held at
her late home Monday afternoon. the
Rev NJ w Farmer officiating Mrs.
NJ. H. Dodge and son are spending a
fortnight with her mother at Lunen-
burgh,
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FAYsTON

Mossey Glen Lodge. 7. q. G. r., install
ed officers Friday evening after, which
there was literary programme and light
refreshments were served. About 20 were
present.-There was surprise party at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton II,
Kew the evening of May T.-Walter
Mann has returned from Randolph. Mass.
School No. has closed for the present
on account of the illness Of the teacher.
In these items published May 8. that
regarding Mrs. Celia Walt Sumner should
have read: "She was born In this town,
daughter OF Nathaniel Wait. near rela-
tive OF Gen. Benia min Wait. and grand
daughter OF Solomon Lord
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WOMEN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETIF
AT RUTLAND.

Rutland May 93--Thc elst annual cor
vention Of the Womans Nome Missionar
and Woman's Foreign Missionary soci'
ties. burlington district, opened In TIL
city at the Methodist church yesterda
with an attendance Of nearly 100 TN
Home society held n morning and afte1
noon session and last evening there was
Joint session,
The Home society elected the followiH
officers: President, Mrs. c. II. Dun
ton, Pouitnev: vice presidents, Mrs T.
Lord. burlington. Mrs. W. r. Clauso1
Rutland: secretary. Mrs. w. J, Burtt
Granville. y. Y; treasurer, Mrs Willia1
Griffith. Poultncy; treasurer mite hoNe
Mrs. charles F.. Harris, Poultney; hon
missions, Mrs. L. n. Southworth HamI
ton. n Y; young peoples work, Mrs,
r. Norton. Granville. y. Y; temperanc
Mrs. NJ. H. Smith. Rutland
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NEW BUGLE CORPS.


ST. Paul and lower Main streets res.
sounded last evening with the hlare 81
bugles and the musketry Of drums, fol
the new bugle corps Of Company NJ was
on parade. Tho corps which has Just
been organized by capt. o. II. Parker
consists OF six bugles, Ave snare drums
a bass drum, cynbals and a drum major
The musicians are all regular and sol
cial members OF the company and havq
attained marked degree Of efficiency al
ter only a few weeks drilling.
On Sunday evening the company will
escort the members of Stannard Post q
g.. r. 70 the First Baptist Church. wher1
tho annual Memorial day sermon will II
delivered. On Memorial day the company
will escort Stannard Post in the parad'
as usual.
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WARREN.

Archie Smith was kicked by n horse
while working In the mill yard last FRI
day DR.. Avery removed several pieces
of the bone which was badly splintered
below the knec.-Miss May Estey is visit
ing in Barre.-There were two carloads
of sugar shipped from here last week -
Mrs. Eleanor Cardcll has returned Nome
from Florida. Her health is quite poor. &c.
Joseph Tucker is at home from Mont
pelier for a few daYs.--W, r. Tomblin haA
gone to Cambridge. Mass. TO work.-Mr.
and Mrs. Zed Roys OF Richmond passed
Sunday with hts parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Roys.-Mrs. George Trask and
Mrs r. o. Trask of Worcester, Mass.
were in Waitsfeld Friday.
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VACATION AND MORE PAY.
Cotton Workers to Have One Week
Meeting In Boston to Raise Wages.

Urea surers from New England Cot.
ton mills will shortly meet in Boston
to consider the wage situation. Mills
employing a total of So 900 hands in
ssachusetts. Connecticut, Rhode Is
lard and North Pownal. VI, have al
ready announced an advance OF ten per
cent, to take effect next Monday.
Manufacturers of cotton goods are
very busy this season, but as their
employees demand a weeks vacation
the mills have decided that they viii
close from August "a to September :
during which time any needed repairs,
can be made.
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Extraordinary Attractions.

A great many remarkabl, attractv. exhibits
here to see and to consider
:, Burlington had shopping place so bounti-
fully prepared to meet the every requirement.
store beautiful In every department and in
every where there foot OF space devoted to
merchandise there. brightness, freshness, real
beauty in everything shown which is not only
common but exceedingly hard to find In any city
Many wonder why it is So here in this compare
lively small city Every body who is familiar with
the and accomplishments freely expresses the
conviction that there is item shown which they
would not like to have and this speaks volumes for
such great gathering Of merchandise filling three large
floors to their fullest capacity.
As worthy examples of exceptional advantages
ments OF
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BENSON.

Sunday there will be pre- Memorial serv-
Ices at the Congregational Church at
which the Methodist people will be pres
ent. Union choirs will render appropriate
music. The Rev John II. Keep, the ne "
Methodist pastor. will deliver a patriotic
sermon. All veterans are cordially in
vited to be present.-iRichard Leonard, the
lumber king of the north part of the town.
Is having a great rush OF orders. s.
Southworth returned Saturday night from
Rutland whittier no visited his two sisters
Mrs. W. r. Wrangham and Miss Julia
Southworth. They will soon come here
on their annual visit.-Oscar G. Loggins Is
driving a span of fine bays bought in Or
well of c. f. Walker,-The Rev. John II.
Keep, the Methodist pastor. Is a new man
In this conference, having formerly
preached In New Jersey.-Julius Munger
Is moving this week from Spokeville to the
north part Of Benson into the house which
his brother, william Munger. is soon 20
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MIDDLESEX.

Miss Ola Warren closed her work with
Mrs. George Warren Saturday and re-
turned TO her home.-School in No. / was
not in session Monday on account of the
funeral of the teachers uncle.-Miss Isa-
belle Martin of Barre WAS in town sun
day. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Tapln.-Lucian White. who has been very
low all winter. does not seem to be as we'll
and is gradually failing Mrs. Ben War
rem is assisting Mrs. l.. White in the care
of her husband.-It showed Tuesday.
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CRAFTSBURY.

The funeral OF Judge Daverson. whose
dearth was mentioned last week. was
held Thursday In the Methodist Church.
the Rev, w. E. Allen officiating. The
officials OF the Barton bank. OF which Mr.
Daverson had been president for many
years. attended the funeral Others pres
snt included Ex-Governor Bell, Judge
Niles, Mr.. and Mrs, william Bassett AMI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Robbins of Hyde
Mark. Mr.. Daverson leaves two sons and
pne daughter and eight grandchildren, p.
~. -Aayersop Of this town Mrs. II. T.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. o. A. Wilbur continues TO improve
Burt Nelson has rented his house to
Samuel Jones and moved TO the Monroe
Lyford place.-Sarah Sprague is at her Old
home for a few days.-Ot!s Wheeler is
soon to return to his cottage.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Thomas visited in Hardwick
Saturday.-Mrs. John Tebbitts does not
improve. -Among those in town Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blodah. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Clark. Margaret Clark and
Herbert Thayer
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FORESTDALE.

Frank Rogers Of Waterbury is visiting
his father, George Rogers .-Saturday af-
ternoon Joe Hooker fell and broke his
left arm below the elbow.--Joseph La
France OF Mount Holly IL visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph LaFrance. -
Mrs II. d. Bump OF Waterbury is visit
Ing relatives here.-The Woman's
Auxiliary mot with Mrs. Eleanor Larock
Wednesday afternoon.-Samuel Johnson
Of Moriah. n. Y, lie visiting his sister,
Mrs Woodruff.
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Seaver OF Barton and Jute Daverson OF
Waltham. Mass.-Nictor Gilberts house
was destroyed by fire May IA, and also
new lumber for barn; cause of fire I'M
known. The house will be rebuilt at once.
Charles Merrill OF Waltham. Mass Is
visiting his father George Merrill.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

The clerk OF the hoard Of railroad COM
missioners. r. ". Spear, has made pub
lie the reports OF the hearings at this
place February p and April and 4, in
regard to the grade crossings at New
port Center. This was a petition by the
selectmen Of Newport praying that the
crossings in question be abolished and an
underpass be constructed by the Cana
dian Pacific railroad. The commission
found that these two crossings were ex-
ceedingly dangerous and that there is
large amount OF travel over them. They
found also that public safety deman ded
that both crossings be abolished by the
construction Of an underpass. 1t was or
dered that the crossing nearest the mill
pond In the village of Newport Center
be abolished by constructing said under
pass such construction TO be done by the
Canadian Pacific railroad, The pass will
be 10 feet high and ~ feet and inches
wide and rroist b. completed on or before
November l. 1907. The expense incurred
by this order will be paid In the following
proportions: Caradian Pacific Railroad
company. 65 per cent; state OF Vermont,
q per cent; tcwn of Newport. 10 per cent.
1t was ordered that the town of New
port construct two cross highways eX
tending from the county road to Church
street. tho expense incurred to be divid-
ed the same as above. The orders were
signed by members of the whole board.
by request OF all parties. John w. Red
,nond. chairman of the board, who Is
resident and taxpayer In tho town join
ed in the hearing and decisions Of the
petitions
The granite cutters and a team made up
OF the Frost Veneer Seating companys
men played very close game Of base
ball Saturday, up to the first OF the ninth
Inning when the score stood to T. In
the ninth the f. V. S. Co.'S team went to
pieces and the granite cutters ran In six
scores, making the total II to THE high
school will play Richford at that place
Saturday and a game with Lyndon In
stitute at this place Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gilbert are the
parents OF a son born May 1s-The Rev.
j.. G. French OF Lyndonvile prea chcd
Mt the Congregational Church Sunday
u. II. Sdctson has moved into the base
unent OF Roots block where he will con-
tinue business. A, G. Goodwin will move
I'm where Mrs. II. Flint recently had a
millinery store.-Mrs. j. McCauley is
visiting her aunt Mrs. 3. Gerl--Mrs
Bert French Will leave In a. few days for
lowell. Mass, where she will join her
husband who has employment there.-A
large number from here attended the 7.
y. o. T.. meeting In Montpelier Thomas
lynch was the regular delegate. D. r.
Etetson was one Of those who accom-
panied him and upon his arrival In Mont
pelier was handed telegram Informing
him that the Memphremagog House in
which his store was situated was de-
Btroyed. He returned the next morning
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NAME GODDARD FOR SENATOR,

Providence, May 21.-Without a dii
senting voice the State convention
democrat and Independent republican
the latter. popularity known as ~
Lincoln party. to day nominated ca
onel Robert Hale Ives Goddard OF TN
city az their candidate for the Unite
states Senate. Goddard accepted tI
nomination and pledged himself to
all In his power to promote the polit
cal purity in the state,
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WATERBURY,

Mrs. w. l.. WATSON has been appoint
ed town superintendent Of schools
Frank Martin holds the records thus
far for the largest trout of the season
caught from the Little river and weigh
ing two pounds and six ounces, The
fish was IS and one-half inches long
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Cut Glass and Briic-a-Brac.

for the june wedding gifts Specaties which much
full attention Articles peculiarly we'll adapted the purpose of
sterling worth and
Dorngers Cut Glass has the broadest kind of showing,
cudine hundreds of pieces starting ST. 90 each
Beautiful Gut Glass Vases COMFORTS salad bowls pitchers
goblets,
SIPS, $780, 1925. $500 to $500.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Contineud from 4tb Pngeo

OF Randolph has been repairing the organ
at Grace Church the past two weeks
The rector Of Grace Church, the Rev. Mr.
Webber has moved from Randolph TO
the John Smith mousse here.