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H. w. ALLEN e. co.

her place is to be taken by Miss Lena
Allen.-Mr and Mrs. l.. S. Erwin are
keeping house in the tenement in W. >
Willams's residence Woods library is
closed as the librarian, Miss Annie
Spauldlng. is taking a weeks vacation
in St. Adams and Northhcld. Miss Dora
Craft of Boston was in town last week
caring for her mott.r. Mrs. Plnv Craft,
who is seriously ill.--Miss Florence
Wright of Lisbon, y. H, Is the guest
of Miss Ella Silloway.--Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Homer of Springfield. Mass. are
at their cottage for the summer-Gen-
eral and Mrs. W. ". Gilmore. who have
been at Hotel Lou during the winter
left for their cottage at Lake Mercy FRI
days. Fl. Steele returned to Jamaica
Plains Mass. Saturday, after being the
guest of Mr. and Mrs T. II. Nye for
a week.-Aiss Vida Albce Of West Lee
banon, y. II, was ut home SATURDAY,
The Rev. ]. II. Dixon preached tho
baccalaureate sermon in Grace Church
before the graduating class Of the high
school Sunday morning.-Miss Asa TowH'
! of Salem, Mass, and niece, Miss Hend-
! erson, ire guests of Dr. and Mrs. w. h.
| Locke this week.-Mrs., ]. NJ. Taylor and
son. Wesley, returned from Newport
/ Center Saturday where they visited hei
mother, Mrs Folsom.
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ALBURGH.

. Henry ]. Booth, who has been Ill for
three weeks. IS improving slowly-Mlss
reu Herbard has returned from Mont
real where she has been visiting rela-
fiyes.-Adaug.ter was recently born to
MIR. and Mrs. William Sheldon and son
TO Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Therri"n-Miss
leah Trudell is entertaining relatives
from Montreal Hurlburt of
Fran. Isle was here Friday.-Mrs. Mar
sha Brown Of Richford is at Peter Van
t;ne's.-Juius Godda. who went to New
York to have his eyes op-rated on, has
returned greatly benetited.-Ruth Ed
wards has returned from n visit In
C.hamplain, NJ Wv. NJ. Lyman, r. F.
d. carrier, is having a vacation George
Goodrich Is his substitute.-Miss Mary
Mott Of Rouses Point, n. Y, is this CUES,
IF Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Manning-Mrs
Norman Miller OF Canada and daughter
visited her sister. Mrs. Aubrey Darby
last week.-C. I. Spauldng, who LEASED
khe Lockwood restaurant, has sold out Il
b. Mckinney and given possession.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Mitchell Wescom is relaying the under
pinning to his house.-The members or
Aaron Keeer Post, G. 4. r., were guests
of the Morr!sville Post, Memorial day
and report very enjoyable occasion,
among the pleasures of which was the
address, by the Hon. d. j. Foster NJ. I.
of Burlington.-B. G. Lambert ana
family left Monday for a three week 5
visit in New Hampshire and Mass
administration Grange worked the
third and fourth degrees on four candi-
dates Saturday ovcning,-E. A, Gallup
and family visited in Morrisville Satur-
day, whore they found Mrs. Gallup
mother quite sick-Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Emery of Wllliamstown We're the guests
az Joseph Foss's over Sunday.-John
dams has rented rooms of EliS
Rushford taking possession Monday.-R
C. Munson has purchased of L. f. Alter
the brick house formerly owned BY
Franklin Allen,-Mrs. c. II. Souther whc
has been in St. Johnsbury for some time
| past returned home the first of the week
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ing of Vershire, high bailiff. But twcn-
ty-six of the petit jurors drawn ware
present, four, at least, having been cx-
cused for the term and the others for
the day only ono Of the grand jurors
having been excused, william Paul Of
Vcrshire was drawn talesman. W.
w. Swan Of Tunbridge was selected by
the court as foreman but, having
asked to be excused, cx-Judse Paul Of
West Fairlee was appointed in his plare.
But eight Of the twcnty-one jury cases
set were marked for trial and two of
these have been taken from the jury.
The Farnham will case of Topsham
has been settled
The grand jury seems likely to fur
nish several criminal cases for trial
At the annual meeting of Orange
County Bar association Tuesday even
ing, the following officers were chosen
President, j. X. Darling Of Chelsea;
| vice president, J. D. Denison Of Ran
dolph; secretary and treasurer Hale *
| Darling; executive committee, George
l.. stow of Chelsea, Frank S. Williamt
of Bradford. Raymond p. Smith o.
Wells River. The president appointct
Edgar W. Smith Of Wells River, com
mittee on legal history and biography
and David S. Conant Of Bradford, com.
mttee on Jurisprudence and law re-
form. The president delivered an in
teresting address on False Evidence
and Judge Powers spoke most enter
taininEly for the court In complmcnt
of orange county its lawyers, It's To-
cality and the character of men 1t had
contributed 10 the supreme court, pay.
ing very high tribute to the ability
character and vast legal learning Of
Chief Judge Rowel.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.


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the congregational '"Urc" P'''p.
DAY AFTERNOON AT Two c.'VN' NJ Lana
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OF Holland was iih'd 20 ana costs i'r AR
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| against St"1rnS "h'cn VIII ne he'rd tH9
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| VISITING j." Gays at ~ H. h'"Fo" -
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nuild mouse boat ne funeral OF
Eugene Daf'ha = VINO d'ed rom INJURIES
received Memor!'I dtN III 'He F7'IFoad
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day will be observed at the Methodist
Church Sunday. June s.-Mrs. Edward
Doty and son OF St. Johnsbury were
guests OF the formers father. Charles
Lawrence, Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. X. j.
Caswell and children of Morristown were
guests of the formers sister. Mrs. George
Allen over Sunday.-The play OF the "Old
Dairy Homestead was great success.
It will be repeated in the near FUTURE
The bachelors club will give an enter
tainment at town hall, Friday night
Prizes will be given to the most popular
bachelor, the most popular young lady,
the most popular married man and the
most popular married woman. to be de-
cided by vote.-Miss Sadie Gould of Pike s
Station, n. H., passed Memorial day with
| her sister. Mrs. A. W. Foster.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Fred Bcmis, a former Craftsbury boy
now a druggist in MOrrsVille, visited in
town last week.-Mrs.. Shaft and son. Ncrn
Of New Hampshire, are visiting hero
Mrs. Lather of Newbury is visiting her
daughter, .Irs. r. a. Patterson Horace
Andray died Sunday at the home of John
Harvey.-The remains OF Carolyn Scott
Were brought to this town and placed in
the family lot last week Tuesday. They
were accompanied by two nephrws, Mr..
Frank Brown and brother Of PittSbUrg,
Mass. also two nieres Mrs. Kate \enG"ld
and Mrs, Francis Town.--NIrs. VIII Cass
was in town to attend the funeral Of Ms
Ssott.-The Roy. Mr.. Ruwley gave a very
able Memorial address before the G. A.
r. Thursday aftcrnoon.-ManT of the
young people attended the play al Albany
Thursday evening.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

= John Soule of Mexico is the guest OF
his mother, Mrs. L. A. Soule.-The pre-
siding elder, the Rev. W. j. Hunt Will
preach in the Methodist Church at the
Center Sunday at p. m.-Sidney Hutch
lns Is seriously il-Mrs. o. o. Bell in
~ited a few friends from the Center 10
pass last Friday with her daughter. Mrs.
Elmer Lord, who left Monday for Ma
bone, n. Y, where she is to pass the
3ummer.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hemin-
way OF Swanton Center passed Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Observation-Disclosures Cheesennan is having
several thousand feet Of mixed lumber
sawed by portable saw mill, owned by
rarties in Ellenburgh, n. Y. The lum-
Der has been sold to Shepard & Morse
of Burlington.
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WOLCoTT.

The birds seen by the Free Press cor
respondent so far in the open fields are;
Blue snow bird. bluebird. robin, purple
martin redwinged blackbird purple grac-
ke, song sparrow, chip sparrow, king
bird, cliff swallow, white bellied swallow,
rebreast bobolink. phoebe, oriole,
white crowned sparrow. Maryland yellow
throat.-A. A. Whiting went Saturday to
Lisbon, n. H.. to work In the Sunset
House.-Mr. and Mrs Anstin Albee were
at Caspian lake over Sunday.-The annu-
al memorial service of the NJ w. of A
will be observed Sunday, June at the
Congregational Church, The Rev. Er.
Lewis will deliver the address. =
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JOHNSON

+. T.. Smith OF Jeffersonville is assist
ing in the station here in place of Fred
sheldon, who has gone to the Passumpsic
division of the u. e. Nj. f. Cook has
closed his eating house here and gone
to Granville, n. Y.-Mrs +. H. Sherwin
il visiting her sisters In Manchester ana
Woodsville. y, Holm sheldon passed
Sunday with relatives hcre.-O. a. Nc
Farland and +. A. Leland were at home
over Sunday.-Parker a. StcarnS nave
purchased land OF Gorge Gozoy and
Gorge Grady near the station hero ana
will soon move their hardwood dressing
machinery here from St Johnsbury'-
Miss Grace HodslSins is visciting her Sis
ter in Waltham, Mass.-Mra. llau A. fdl-
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BROWNINGTON.

d. II. landau of Evansville has sold
his house 10 the Pike Mfg, Goth"
funeral of Mrs. Horace smith, who dled
Tuesday from the effects of shock was
held at the house Sund'y-A daughter
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reagan May
%, lived few hours.-larry Foster OF
Charlestown n. H., was here TO attend
the funeral of his sister, Mrs, Horace
Smth.-.Mrs. pamon and Two children
are visiting At Warren House s.-Mrs J'hh
Humphrey of Charlestown, \, H., Is visit
ing in town-Mrs. Jennie McLod, who mas
been caring for Mrs. H Smith. has re-
turned IN her home at the Landing,
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Payne arrived mere
Saturday from Pennsylvania ana VIII
pass the summer at their cottage'-Wll-
liam O'Kane has moved his family 10
rooms over o. A. Pages store, formerly
occupied by Charles Chappell.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Francis Frailwen were in Swanton
Saturday. --Excursions are to be run TO
Nilssisquoi Park Thursday and saturday
Levi Brooks is i'll of typhoid FEVER
Services will be held at the Union Church
Sunday, JunsA9 by the Rev. r. 5. stone
of Swanton.
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STOWE.

The annual conference of the LanSpille
county Congreea tional churches will be
held with the Congregational Church in
Stowe to-day The theme of
the conference ia Work In the Local
Churches" The session opens at 10:i5
O'Clock n. m, with devotional service
led by the Rev. C. c. ST. Clare Of Morris
Vile The programme of addresses fol-
lows 1:20 a. m, "What Can Men do in
Our Local Churches" the Rev. J. X.
Fuller. Johnson; 1:SO p. m, conference
sermon. the Rev w. r. Hamb!in. Hyde
Park, 300 p. M. What Can Young Peo-
pie Do in tie Local Churches" Miss
Myra Cheney, stowe Miss Jennie Holmes.
| Johnson, Miss Laura Page, Jeffersonville.
| Wilson Leach, Hyde Park, Miss Grace
NJ Young, secretary OF the Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor society of
| Vermont; 2:25 p m address, the Rev.
| George A. Hood. Boston, 400 p. m, con-
| tinuation of conference business; annual
meeting OF county Womsn's Home Mis-
| sionary society; adjournment-The bac-
| calaures.s sermon to the graduating class
| of Slows nigh school was delivered at
| Unity Church Sunday evening, by the
| Rev. j. e. Angel the Rev Eliza NJ. II.
Abbott and the Rev II, A. G. Able as
sisted in the service. Stowe orchestra
furnished the music, led by G. A. Burn
ham and assisted by W. j.. Bennett of
Eden. The high school choir sang The
"Te Deum" was rendered by n choir
composed of Mrs. II. ", Shackctt, Mrs.
w. Fl. Douglass, Miss Lola Billings Mrs.
n. H. Kaiser Mrs. l.. s. N'acutchan, Miss
Mabel Carr. and Messrs. Riley, Cheney
Douglass, Moody and Burnhan. A large
number We're present--Mr. and Mrs. r.
J. Adams have sold their farm on Edison
hill to II. H. Sisters and give Immediate
possession,-G. w. Harlow has been r
feeble health of late.-Mrs. G.. f. Eddy
and Mrs. G. s. Marshall returned FridaS
!, from carriage drive TO Moretown ant
Waitsfield.-Miss Lola Billings Is pass
ing n few days in Barre.-Mrs. w. +
Churchill Of Morrisvile Is passing tn,
week with Mrs. c. T.. Burt.-Littl,
Douglass Barpows is making satisfactor,
recovery from his recent surgical opera
ton for appendicit,s.-W. W. Adams o
Mascow, who recently underwent al
operation, Is able to sit up a Htte,-Mrs
NJ. A. Jenney, II, r, Jenney, Edw
Kaiser, Mrs. Cora Vearren and Mr.. an
Mrs n. II. Kaiser attended the funera
II OF j. NJ Jackson In Morrisvlle, Frida
Tho remains We're brought to River Ban
cemetery in Stowe for bural.-Mr:
George Wilkins slipped Saturday an
l. broke a bone In her wrist.-IThe cemeter
association met with Mrs. Verne
= wilkins Tuesday afternoon.=G. s. Harr
of the University of Vermont and Robei
Harris Of Roxbury are at home for con
mencement week.A game of base ba
| between teams from Moscow and STOW
was played here Memorial day, the scoi
being to G In favor of Moscow.
stowe High School Alumni associate
held its third annual banquet at Gre
q Mountain Inn Monday evening. The n
IS nual business was held, officers elect
4 and an elaborate mer served. r
s. graduating class was initiated into Z
10 society with the usual ceremonies. jam
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HILLS GOLDEN OIL

Heals where others fail. 1t is a true
healer. an excellent remedy in case Of
burns or cuts Nv household should be
,v,thout a bottle \, case OF emergency.
For sale by F. L. Hopkins, Farmers TX
change, and C. w. Powell, Franklin. w.;
Cross & CO., c. r. Lyon IL Son. High
gate; r. C. Sheldon, Swanton; Dutcher
Drug CO., St. Adams VIII. Morey' East
Fairfield; G. c. Geneway, Auourgh. e
.nd IN cents bottles cod, IT,
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

"Willowdale," the entertainment by the
pupils of the Jeffersonvile high school
May &c. drew a good house. The receipts
were sj0.-Principal Keith took a trip to
his home in Worcester, Mass, Friday, re-
turning to his school Monday morning.
Fred Carpenter of Burlington bought Of
the farmers in this vicinity tho past week
Is tons OF maple sugar, paying nine ard
ten cents per pound. Ashton Edwards
and Clark Hapgood each sold two TONS
Mrs. Lotte Rushford of Johnson is a
guest at Charles Ober's.--N1rs. Ira Powell
and daughter, Beryl visited in Johnson
Friday.-Miss Trick. who occupies the
millinery parlor al Mrs. Lillian Buchan~
ans. passed several days in burlington
the past week.-Mrs.. Maria Read of New
York Is guest at A. \. Hawley s.-Miss
Dorothy Smith is i'll with the measles. -
Mrs. Lillian Buchanan treated her Sunday
school class, consisting of twelve little
boys, to a carriage drive to Fairfax Falls
Friday where they enjoyed picnic
The work in the basement Of the church
is progressing rapidly and 1t Will make
nice dining hall ana kitchen.
T.. r. Harrington of Burlington was
here Monday and sold his building
known as the Corner store to f. l.
Start.-A baby daughter, Hilda Fern re-
| Gently arrived at the home OF Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Frank Bennet.-Mr. and Mrs. Tru
man Whitcomb have gone to Nashua, n
H.-Mark Hebb has gone to RUTLAND
where he has employment with G. II
| Grimm-A. A. Hawley is in Hyde Pari
as grand juror, \, J, Thomas and H. {
Hawley attended court in Hyde Parl
Tuesday.-Moreton Thomas of Mont
peler Seminary, Howard Buker o
Burlington. Sybil Raymor' and Lynd
Jacques were At home over Sunday.-Ml
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilcox, Miss Matte WI
cox and Mrs. A. j. Brown have gone t
| Burlington to attend the annual conven
ton Of the Eastern Star.
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kar Of Enosburgh and Mrs. Addie Me-
Gollin are at T.. II. Sherwin's for a few
weeks-Dr. +. l.. Wells and famly are
visiting L. T. Wells at Hotel Johnson
Several from Johnson Chapter, O. Il. ;"
will attend the meeting of the grand
lodge at Burlington this weok.-O, l5,
Landon has returned from Lunenhurgh'
The American Mining Co. have shipped
four cars of tale to New Jersey TINS
snring and have orders ahead for more
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MONTGOMERY.

The T. A. s. will meet Thursday with
Mrs. Charles Baker.-The w. c. T. T. Will
meet Friday afternoon at the Methodist
Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Merritt kemmett
are the parents of SOMA Ladies VII
lage Improvement society was organized
Saturday evening with the following
officers: President. Mrs. Emerson Combs;
vice president, Miss Alice Clapp; secre-
tary Miss Elizabeth Fuller; treasurer
Mrs. George Smith; directors. Mrs. G. W.
Mansfield, Miss Elizabeth Upham-Mr
Pelly of North Troy has moved here
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EAST RANDOLPH.

c. NJ. Belknap was in South Royalton
Friday-Miss Bessie +. May is visit
ing her uncle, A. T. NeT, In South
Royalton.-Mrs. Bessie Peabody, who
has been III, Is able to SUI up
Mrs. c. II. May is gaining slow -
Frank Peabody has returned to his
work in Springheld,-Mrs. Sturgis is
caring for Mrs Martin Younge, who Is
very ill.-Mrs, Laura Priest is visiting
in Hanover at jerome Chesley '~.-Nan
ME Turner visited in East Randolph
Friday,
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GRAND ISLE.

Memorial day was observed in the high
school building by the several schools
In town. The Rev Mr. Allen with the
Rev. George w. Perry gave some very
interesting "reminiscences of the civil
War to the children, who sang patriotic
songs.-Miss Fstella Gordon Is visiting in
Plattsburgh, N. Y, and vicinity.-Mon-
day S. p. Gordon had stroke of apo
plexy. He never regained consciousness
and died early Tuesday morning. The
funeral was held from her late home
Thursday afternoon.-Mrs James Hoae
Is quite ILL.,
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RANDOLPH.

w. s. Wedgwood of this town, a
commercial traveller for Calhoun, Rob-
bins & Co, of New York, died from
pneumonia at Barton Landing at ten
o'clock Sunday night. The body ar
rived her Monday and the funeral
was held at the house Wednesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Mr.. Weds'
worth was 80 years of age and is sur
vivcd by a wife and three daughters.
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RELVIDERE.

Mrs. +. NJ Wescom went to Burlington
to the Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday
expecting to have an operation later.-MrS
A. NJ Shattuck is visiting her son, +, o.
Shattuck In Burlington for few weeks
George Cheney Is no better.-The First
Day Advent conference will commence
June IL at the Center and hold over Sun
day. 1t is expected that there will be
a number of ministers present from out
Of town
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Elsie Peterson of Bement, H. IL
the guest OF Miss Anna Stanley.-H' )
Rublee, who has been travelling in ths
interests of the Richford Garment com
pany is at the home OF his sister, Mrs
w. r. Nohle.-Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Wright of west Farnham, Que, visited
Mrs. Wright's aunt, Mrs. r. NJ. Squires
TUESDAY and Wednesday.
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BELvIDERE CENTRE.

Mrs Billings has returned from Bur-
iington. Ernest Lydecker cut his finger
quite badly while working in the MILL
Mrs. +. NJ. Wescom has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
While driving from A. =. Browns place
TO Mrs. Campbelfs boarding house Sun
day, T. II. Iamphere was tipped out and
seriously IL not fatally hurt.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
NORTH RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Hattie Downing died at the home
of her father, II, II, Bean, Tuesday, May
2S The funeral was held Friday at the
house.-The house Of Herbert Corse on
Brookhe,d east hill was destroyed by
fire Thursday The cause was a defective
chimney,
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs. Cornelia Hill has returned from
Buffalo, N. Y.-Mrs. J. F. Hill and grand
son of st. Adams and Mrs. 70. f. Lord
and Nj. o. o. Bell of Alburgh were here
Thursday.-W. r. Council Of Tarrytown
N. Y, passed Saturday and Sunday with
his brother, w. T. Connell, at Pineylodge.
Mrs. Fred Fortney Is able to be out.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY.
MORRIsvILLE.

& III, ]. Van Cor is In Burlington for a
Cow days stay. r., ii. Olmstead has
charge of the store In his absence,-Mrs'
j. Willis Jackson has returned to Woods
bille. N. H.-ThOse who attended the
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BRADFORD

Mr.. Hattie Brock finished work in the
store of Prichari Hay Saturday, ana
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