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his Double Grief.

II was sentence day In the city
court. man In the prisoners pen.
who had been sentenced to two years
for larceny. began to cry softly. The
big man next him. who was going to
serve seven years for bigamy. said:
Jaw. wotcher snifiin' about!"
"TE,-I'm-th.th.thin about leav.
In (sob) my-my-family. Lea.leavin'
my wife"
law, cut II out! Lool. at me. amt
cryin'. am l? An I'm leavin' two OF
em."-"Jack" Cremer In Everybody's.
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n an Advertisement convlnees You,
Stay Convinced

When you read In this newspaper
the advertisement OF manufacturer
who has paid for the space used to
convince you that 1t is TO your interest
to buy his goods. and you go to
dealer where such articles are usually
handled for sale. do not let the dealer
or any one OF his clerks sell you some
thing else which he claims Is lust as
good" II an advertisement convinced
you, II was because OF the element Of
truth which II contained.
INSIST ON GETTING WHAT YOU
ASK FOR.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

sediment. Not satisfied. Mr.. Enders
started using Doan's Kidney Pills.
"The kidneys began to act more regn-
larly." he says. "and In short time
l passed few grave; stones. ss!t
better right away and since then have
had no kidney trouble"
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Foster.Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

Starch. like everything else. IL be.
Ing constantly improved. tho patent
s,aschcs put on tho market 20 years
ago arc sery different and inferior TO
those OF tho present day. In tho lat
est diseorcry-Dcfianco S,arch-aii In.
furious chemicals arc omitted. while
the addition OF another Ingredient. In.
vented by US. gives TO tho Starch a
strength and smoothness never ap.
preached by other brands.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

The extraordinary popularity of fine
white goods this summer makes tho
choice OF Starch matter OF great i'm
portancc. Defiance Starch. being free
from all injurious chemicals. is the
only one which is safe to use on fine
fabrics. Its great strength as stinen-
er makes half the usual quantity OF
Starch necessary. with the result OF
perfect finish. equal to that when the
goods were now.
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HI. ou,e. Recovery.

= vas 80 glad said Mrs. oidcas,i-.
to SEQ pr. Goodiclsh In tho pulpit
again las, Sunday. lie had such a
time Of IL. Dear me. Il must be p~r.
fcc,iy dreadful TO hasc ones appendix
removed. dread II so that don't
know what ! should do II had to un.
dcfso an operation. They said. whom
the doctor won, to tho hospital. that
he ~ouidn't be GU, again for = month
or more
Il know IT. replied her hostess as
she started tho diamond studded
phonosraph. but guess he re-
pudcra,rd q good deal faster than they
expected
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Howe This2

We eee- os- gspsf.i Dsils.. ~ ~sra 10, q,
-. e ss,s'fs that essaS. be cared ty Hare
y. 7. CHENEY . CO.. TOs~ss. o.
We. sse usssss,xnei, bate kspua ". ,. Csesey
stssie 10 al hssfa.ss tfsnsseiisas ssi ensa<iais,
shss ts tafry est ssy ohxstfsns rnsse hr kfs esr.
WaistSs. ktSSAS AasvtN.
wkeaessie Dfasxfsss. Tosedc. q.
HsTs Csstfa Csre fs taken fnterpsiiy. srstns
ars<uy cps tie hir-i aei ruseoss ssffsees Of tee
srstH- Is.trnenisls s.nt Tree. Ffies , esats pss
Tshe Hare rssaiIy FiiIs fof essstsasisa.
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The Way ivs Said.

These are the bridal rooms.- an.
nounecd the beliboy TO the blushins
roune couple.
20. what a swee, sai,c'- exclaimed
the bride.
Il dom, know anything about that" |"
said the beilboy. but tho head clerk
says he hopes the suit suits.~
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years with singing
pain In the back. vio-
lent headaches and
dizzy spells. and was
assured by a special
list that his kidneys
were all right, though
the secretions showed
q reddish. brick-dust
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

That an article may be good as well
as cheap. and give entire satisfaction,
is proven by the extraordinary sale Of
Defiance Starch. each package con.
taining onetbird more Starch than
can be had of any other brand for the
same money.
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Suggestive.

Towne-rhcrc was . spsliins.bss
down At our church the other night
The pastor gave out the words. DID
you hear about Il!
Brownc-No: was Il intcrratinkr
Townc-Rathcr. The first three
words he gave out were increase"
pastor" "saiary.--Strsy Stories.
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ONLY Lono Sleeves Now.

Mistrcss-Hcre Is u nice dress for
you. Martha.
Maid-Thank ye. ma'am: but can't
take II. really.
MIsiress-You foolish .iri. OF course
you can take H. ! insist.
Mlaid-No. really. can't. ma'am.
it'g got them oid.fash!oned short
sleeves.
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Rally Cries.

so you couldn't hear much Of what
the speaker ssidr''
NO. His delivery was all right. but
between the yells Of louder and or
der he didn't have much chance
Kansas City Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

Garfield Tea !. of particular t-neh, In
thnsr .uhiect TO rheumatism ani snas' IL
puriiic. the blood. cleanse. the .ys,-us snd
cradsoaies disease. Drink bsinfs retiring.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

Think all you speak, but speak not
ali you think. Thoughts are your own:
your words are so no more.--Delany.
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FOUND THE CAUSE.
After Six Years Of Misery and Wrong
Treatment.

John A. Enders. of Robertson Ave
.ue, Pen Argyll, Pa, suffered for six
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NM Wtse1s~-s asssAsss syvsp.
ssAsssss. asass psis. sssss viss ssiis Ss sssass
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

II. In replying to = toast at tho po-
iiilcal banquet. you lost your head.
don, be unhappy. for. II you only stay
late enough. you'ii b sure To Get Il
back again all right In the morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

Tho theatrical manager has . poor
show u Il Isn't . good one.
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Do your duty and lot the other ss,.
low do the cxpiaining.
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II curss while vev WAX.

Aliens roo,.Ea.s 10 . certain cure To-
bot. .resiinx. esllous. and swollen. aching
sesep, any .ais,i,ais. Trial package FREE
Address Allea :. Olmsted. IL Hoy. y. y
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

Thousands OF American women
In our homes are daily sacrificing
their lives to duty.
In order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the children well dressed
and tidy, women overdo. A female
weakness or displacement Is often
brought on and they suffer in silence,
drifting along from bad to worse,
knowing well that they ought to
have help to overcome the pains and
aches which daily rake life 10 burden.
1t Is to these faithful women that
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-22

important to aaots,sse.
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORlA safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and $50 that Il
siss.'.,s ss:'. ''s 'ss,Z1&4Zzz5s1
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
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The Rural Swain

''Zei.i crep' up quite unbeknown
An peeked In thru the winder.
An thar sot IIuldy all alone
sItlI NJ. att.. r.Il.lI In llnIl..r :.
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FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.

For thirty years Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female Ills,
andhas positively cured thousandsc OF
women who have i,ccn troubled with
displaccmcnts, infif mniation. ulccra-
ton, flbroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backncl,c, that bear.
Ing down feeling. ilatulency, indiges.
tion, dizziness or nervous prustruliou.
Why don't you try itr
Mrs. Pinkham luvitas all sick
SSc h.s :" x,,Ids, is oss ssa.s.nds aSs s3s'Ss: e
health. Address, Lynn. llass.
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LYDIA PiNkHAIA'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

comes as q boon and . blessing,
rs it did to Mrs. 4. Ellsworth, Of
Mayville, N. Y, and to Mrs. w. p.
Boyd, Of Beaver Falls, fa-, who say |:
I was not able TO do my own work.
owing to tho female trouble from which
suffered. Lydia Z. Pinkham's vege.
table Compound helped mo wonderfully.
and I am 30 wei, that can do a. big .
days work y. I ever did. wish every
aick womAi. vou.d try t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-12

Franklin county court at st. Adams
Tuesday: w. B. Locklin. G. It. Ladd,
S. II. Boright, a. y. Rowlcy and A. II.
King.--The school directors are
changing the exits of the two schooi
buildings SO that the doors will open
outward. They also expect to install
fire cscapo s.--Gcorgc Il. Read has pur-
chased Il now touring carl. G.
Lindstrom Of Brockton, Mass, has
boon appointed janitor at the Chinese
detention house TO succeed James n.
Dunton who was promoted. Mr.. and
Mrs Liudstrom arrived Tuesday morn
hg--Alrs. James Stewart and son of
Montreal arc visiting Mr. and Mrs
Orlom W. lOrd.--Glon Billings of Nor.
wich University visited his parents
over Sunday and returned to Mortified
Tuesday morninS.--The temperature
here carly Tuesday morning was 10
degrees below zero.
The lecture by the Rev S. +. Perry
at the Baptist Church last evening was
attended by about 1870 and the net ro-
ccipts were about S22. The lecture
was interesting and a large collection
Of curios and pictures of the Hawai-
ian islands were shown.--Twclvo hem
bcrs Of Washington Rebokah Lodge.
so 81, drove to tnosburgh Falls Tues
day evening TO attend an anniversary
reception of odd Follows.--Thc Iafalot
club went to sutton, que, Tuesday
evening.
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SWANTON.

Alexander j. Ferris, n former rosi-
dent for many years, died at his home
In Dorchester, Mass, Thursday of
dropsy after an illness of several
years Mr.. Ferris was born in this
town and was 50 years of age. At the
time of the failure of the Peoples Ma
tiOnal bank hero in 1904, he was its
president. The funeral was held Mt
Dorchester Friday and the cremated re-
mains will be brought here for burial
Mr.. Ferris is survived by wife, ami
two daughters, Miss Emma Ferris, and
Mrs Blake, who reside in Dorchester
Lucille Smith. tho four-y ear-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Lester Smith. chok-
cd to death Friday evening by getting
bean in her wind pipe The funeral
was held at the home Monday after
noon, the Rev. Mr.. Low OF St. Adams
officiating, Joseph Desreueu has sold
his farm known as the Foster place
to o. Duseaut of St, Alexander, The
former moved here from Canada about
n year ago.--E. NJ, Prouty, who was
badly hurt in an accident. is not getting
is seriously lll.-Frank Sheldon Of New
ton Mills, \. Y, and Carl sheldon of
Boston are In town called here by the
serious ILLNESSES OF their mother. Mrs. b..
C. sheldon.
large number of the supporters OF
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FAIRFAX.

Charles Learned died Monday MORN
ing. lie had been confined TO his bed
for over year with rheumatism and
had been great sufferer. He was
about 70 years old.-Dr. T.. a. Petty
was in town last week and shipped his
household goods to Waterbury where
n" win reside in futurr.--G, q. orion
arrived homo from Alburg Tuesday
Miss BlanCh Stewart had n tumor re-
moved At the 81. Adams hospital Mon
day She is doing well.--Cilcnn Paris
went Tuesday to St Adams AS jury
nan at county Court.--W. :. Brush,
who has been confined to the house for
several days, is little better-Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lewis are parents of a
son born SundaY.-Mrs. Emma Bal
lard who came East with the remains
or her mother. left for her home in
Ncbraska. Monday.-Mrs. j. Morrison
family are suffering with tho grip
Miss Stlphcn, who has been the guest
Of her aunt, Mrs q. H. Stafford, return
cd to ST. Adams Saturday.
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BRIGHTON LIVE STOCK.
Large supply of Choice Stc~rs--Prices
wore lnrhMnEch.

Boston March n-Ah unusually largo
number Of steers Of choice quality We're
sod at the HVcslock market at the
Brighton stockYards yesterday. Prices
were unchan@ct however There was
h'ANS run or calves ior when tla cents
per pound was the top price. Trade in
the other varieties of stock was dull.
one pair of the 10 steers ANA oxen on
the market weighed 300 and brought
$50 hundredwoight, Five and one-halt
cents pound was paid for another
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RTCvTORD.

Josorn H. Kelley of Albany IS VISITING
his norh.v. / + <,u... nronrictor of
the American fl.us,-'rLn KINGS
DAUGHTERS mot with Mrs - L
Rustcdt Tuesday anrrr,.o ot 9.eo
o'c1ocl-Thc rrarriaoa ..,..,,,.,nor, is
announced or Nies \lr,.ri' r. Gric,.
daughter or T.. n. Gr.r. rf. mis- vilarc
and Thomas ". Anderson or prooliI,r
y Y--ElHard ]. I.n.uret.p is I'm Now
work on lueiu, gs.-Trr ,.,ls.f,- Of III,
J II hamilton. who is I'M ls Sumo t.t-
ter and lc is able 10 he a,.t. M. hons.
Charles c. CuaTcc ID. [.f.y CITY y
D. visited his cousin. tif..,. T. I'ilj.t
SATURDAY.
An entertainment by local talent for
the benefit Of tl.. senior cla.,, of tu. hial
school will Ie .,i.,n m Aver opora nan
Tuesday cvcning. March l.. There viii
b. a unc-act comedy entitled ''Tbc Smith
Mystery" a reading by MISS Mabel Rae
Kelley. and a musical comedy act by
Mossrs. Gardner and Collotte.-Nr. and
Mrs Frank \. Manuel and Mr.. ana Mr..
s Carl Curponter Of this VILLAGE and Mr..
and Mrs Homer L. Baker Of East Rich
ford arc attending the automobile SHOW
il Boston this wccl.-Thoro was q lai...
attendance at the Baptist church Sun
day evening to listen to the organ recital
by w. Arthur Perry Of Ottawa.--W. ".
Alexander Of Burlington gave an excel
lent address on "Snarcs OF the Fowler
r. Bank hall sunday afternoon before a
well attended mems meeting under the
auspices of the local y. NJ. {. a. There
Will be other meetings in the series
March - ana April 10. II IL pv's. bic
That Mr.. Alexander may give his Illus
tratcd lecture on the weather before the
men of Richi"rd IN the near future
Rotis and Arlle White OF Colorado are
visiting relatives IN inns NiclhIi%. Ti'y
we're former resident" "ut nave not re-
turned Tor a VISIT IN oyer ~ years. -NIi|s
Grace HorGht OF H"e''s'"'S' '9u'' Is
VISITING nor COUSIN MISS fN" i'rIS"''- H.
= '"in'i8S was III N"i'''"l M"i''"N'-
IH' luh'r'l OF clarence "ouoH' inc "
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

The vote for license resulted YES q,
no 22 instead of yes ~. no 32 as re-
ported to the Free Press This puts
North Hero with tho license towns
II was voted TO raise tax of 200 cents
on tho dollar ON grand list of s247j.-
n, making s4,95l.50. This is the lar
gest tax over raised here but last
years tax OF $l.G5 was too small. No
one here will take ut a liquor license
Town Clerk Il. t. Knight informs the
Free Press that the statement of our
correspondent in Fridays issue that
Nortl Hero voted In favor OF license
is an error The town voted on the license
question, yes q and no 80. saws Mr..
Knight and is therefore stilI in the no
license list as originally reported in our
columns.
+. j. Petty Is seriously ill-Mrs. Stew
ems attended the educational conference
in Burlington Friday.-Mr ana Mrs
George Duba visited in Isle La Motto
Sunday.-Henry Bissett of Forrisburgb
Will manage the South Hero creamery
this year.-Mr. and Mrs Sidney Martelle
OF Essex visited In town last week.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

A cablegram received by the Rev. T..
j.. White from Callao, Peru, announced
the birth of son, Frederick, to the Rev.
and Mrs. Vernon =. McCombs-J. A.
Gibson returned froh Burlington Satur-
day with his daughter, Miss Floy Gibson,
who underwent an operation for APP
pcndctis at the Mary Fletcher hospital
about two weeks ago.-Miss Charlotte
Jcnne is passing a few days in Burling-
ton.--Mss May Wheeler a guest at A.
j. Crofts Friday, returned to lrasburgh
Saturday.-W. V. Phelps has the con-
tract to furnish stone for the foundation
OF tho Federal Packing Co factory. He
has seven teams hauling from w. g.
Nohcs.-Lcslic A. Truax of Chowelah,
WASH is visiting his uncle, w. o.
lIoldon.-Miss Celestia Gates, a teacher
in the graded school, is passing the
vacation week in Johnson.--Mrs. Lewis
Duso and daughter of Boston arc visit
ing in town.-Mrs II. r. Kimhall and two
sons are passing y week with Mrs.
Kimbau's mother, Mrs. Gill, in CRANKY,
QUO.
Loren LEcuycr has decided his house
across the river to Charles Tatro: con-
sdoration. $500, Immediate possess
sion is Eivcn.--W. V. Phelps is in Bos-
ton for a few days visit.--Dr. f. II.
Rrown and daughter. Margaret, passed
Sunday with the doctors parents near
East Swanton.--Mrs. C. II. Mitchell il
visiting her son, +. NJ. Mitchell in
Broomc, Que.--Carlcton Smith passed
Sunday in st. Adams with his brother.
A. G. Smith.--Mrs Sarah Dustin OF
Dickinson Center, n. y. is a guest Of
ton this Week.-Mrs.. Bernard Lavery
and two children are visiting Mr. and
Mrs s w Bcaulac in IIardwick.--
Mrs q. II. Konncld Is in Fairfax this
wcok.--II. G. Pomeroy of St Adams
WAS in town Monday.--E. n. Cushman
returned to Burlington business Col
lcg e Monday Mrs w. II. Iaw is in
burlington for a few days.
Mrs c. f. Britch and daughter of
East Highgatc have been spending a
few days with her mother, Mrs. +. j.
Hircs.-Mrs. +. W Draper and daugh-
ter are visiting in Morrsvillc for n few
days.--D. A. Benoit has rented the house
of Miss Jennie Collins on School street.
W W. Lamorcux Of Burlington was
in town Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. A W
lsham have returned from visit to
Mr. Ishams brother. Rolla Isham, in
Natcrbury.-Mrs William Graves and
Mrs A. H. Trudo Of sheldon are guests
of their daughters, Mrs. L. Greenwood
and Mrs. J. o. Kimball respectively
The contractors have completed the
electric wiring OF the new school build
ing ard = representative of the American
Seating company is putting in the seats
Leslie Truax, who has been visiting
his cousin. w o. Holden. left Tuesday
to visit his uncle, Artcmus Holden Of
St. Almond Center Que.--Mrs r. Gilbar
and daughter, Ruth, have returned from
a few days visit in Montgomery .-E
McFecters is attending the county court
In St Alhans.-F. :. Cleed was in Bur
lington Wednesday to visit his mother
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GEORGIA..

The last number of the Epworth
League course Of socials and enter
tainmcnts viii be given at the town
hail, Georgia Center Friday evening,
when reproduction of Harriet Beech
CT Stoves famous book. "Cnclc Toms
Cabin in moving pictures will he pr
scented and also a number of illus
tratcd songs.
The CONGREGATIONAL Aid society m {
with Mrs. Clark Wcdncsday.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles llUrlhUrt are parents Of
daughter born MondaY.--Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Waller and son of Mass
achusvtts are in town for a months
visit.-Maudo McKenny is in St AL
bans.-Waitcr Ballard has been CON
fined to tho house for a week by ILL
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BUCK HOLLOW

William MONTGOMERY Of GREEN'S Corners
has rented the +. q. Rugg farm for the
coming year and taken possession
Abner Riley has moved TO North Fairfax.
Mrs. Arkley Kenyon Of Wcstford visited
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. y. G. DAN
forth, Thursday.-Tho condition of Mrs
II. J.. Cook, who has been very i'll. is
a little more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs -. g. Danforth and
daughter, Inez, visited Mrs Arllley
Kenyon of Wcstford Sumday.-Miss
Cassie Ryan of st. Adams has been
visiting her brother, Thomas RYAN
], W. Allen is not as Week.-Mrs. H. J..
Cook IS gaining slowly.-H. l.. Cook
and II. G. Rugg were in East Berkshire
NIondaV
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ALBURGH.

G. NJ. Mott, who was injured by fall
Ing from load of straw, is improving.
Misses Winnie and Grace Mott enter
tanned at whist last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ira Booth have re-
turned from their wedding trip.-Thc
Elite association met with Mr., and Mrs.
H. S. Young Friday evening. The con-
dtion of Mrs. Gorilla Cheesman, who
has typhoid fever, remains unchanged.
IL. G. Lessor of Glens Falls, n. Y,
passed Sunday with his parents here
A. q. Mott of Burlington was in town
and Sunday.Georgc Good
rich has recovered from his severe ILL.,
ness and is able to be out
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BEAVER.

About co attended the social at Mrs.
T. ). Austin .-Thc men of the North
Fairfax Methodist Church will serve a
supper at NJ. y. Straits this even
inE.-The insurance adjustcr has set
tied with L. II. Caswcll for his loss by
fire and he has commenced to get out
timber for new housc.--Mr. Murray
mas moved from St Adams Bay into
i. @. Cooks tenement house and will
work on Mr.. Cooks farm--Thomas
Parah has moved into the tenement
house on Miss Mary EcweCh's farm,
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Clark, J. r. Butler. Thomas Roach;
hrc. J. e. Butler w. II. Larry, a. w.
Clark; police. Thomas Roach, w. IT,
Larry. T.. r.. Folsom charities and
corrections, L. f.. Folsom. N. j. Jarvis
Thomas Roach; lights, Thomas Roach
t. e. Folsom, ]. u. Butler; railroads
and public franchises, j. II. Butler, y.
j. Jarvis, A. W. Clark; city property,
n. j. Jarvis, A. w. Clark, j. Il. Butler;
salarics, w. II. Larry, n. j. Jarvis, A.
w Clark; health and nuisanccs. j. Il.
Butlcr Thomas Roach, n. j. Jarvis;
printing, T. f.. Folsom. A. W. Clark,
j. T.. Butler; licenses, Thomas Roach,
n. ]. Jarvis ]. T.. Butler; janitor of
city hall and library building, l.. y.
Curtis superintendent of streets and
water, u. H. Forth; caretakcr Of ray
lor park. Albert Rovoir; carctakcr of
city clock, Merrill II. Armstrong; chief
Of fire department, George +. Derrick;
city attorney. $. w. rim.
The annual meeting Of the St Adams
Humane society will be held at the city
nall this evening.
Homer Brooks of st. Adams and a
member OF the grand jury. became i'll
Tuesday and had to he excused from
serving. His place was taken by NJ. T..
Boar OF Highgatc.
Mrs. Anna Battles returned home
Tuesday night from New york.
A large number Of the Autonoc club
enjoyed a talk on "Our Native Birds
given by Miss Mary Jennison Tuesday
night.
Mrs. j. Z. Miller. who has been i'll
ut the hospital for two weeks, has re-
turned homo somewhat improved in
hpaIth
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SWANTON CENTER.

Albert Sharrow Of Skoo,ss Corner died
Friday morning of typhoid fever fol
lowing the grip. The funeral was held
Monday morning at nine o'clock. Mr..
Sharrow was about 90 years old and
leaves wifi and four children, his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William Sharrow
OF IIghgatc formerly of this place, and
four brothers the only surviving chill
dren Of n family OF Aftcon.--Two focks
Of crows numbering about 80 were sccu
Monday afternoon flying southwark in
the manner of thor fall miErations.-
Miss Daisy Royce has returned home
frnm Shnl1on Snrn2S.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Henry Cameron has moved to the
Desire Dubuc house at North Hero
Benjamin a. Darrow crushed one hand
Friday by a log rolling on it.--Joseph
Bushey, Jr., broke one leg just above
the ankle Saturday when a log rolled on
hilary Tudhopo continues to recover.
Little Eleanor Best of North Hero is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. NJ Hazen.-
Julian Kingsley has returned from Pots
dam, y. Y,
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ENOSBURGH,

At the dinner served at the ves.ry Fri
day Miss May Wheeler of Irasbul Sh
gave two excellent whstliup solos She
returned homo Saturday.-Hcnry Stevens
hns been confined to his bed by blood
poisoning in his leg for several days
The electrical storm Friday evening vas
very peculiar. No one remembers seeing
lichtnlng and hearing thunder in a SNOW
s;orm.--Two Danes employed 10y i. NJ.
Wright and Carroll Leach walked away
Sunday after WORKING a little over a
week. They were apparently COntcnto ed.
which make their disappearance the
moro unexplainable.