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Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

The Unknown to Captain Squirvy of the St TIurah, who sports a par ticularly luxuriant beard: Hello, whiskers."
 Capt Squirvy: Not whiskers, sir, not whiskers.'
 The Unknown: Well, they look like whiskers.'
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08
Better Not Get
 Dyspepsia

If you can help it. Kodol prevents Dyspepsia, by effectuaIy helping Nature to Relieve Indigestion. But don't trifle with Indigestion
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

Little Johnny Jones at the Elks theater tonight. The curtain will rise at S:15.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

The Unknown to Johnny Jones, who has just put in an appearance as the American jockey: Come on; let's all have a drink"
 Johnny Jones: "I can't; I'm too thirsty"
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

BelIeflower apples, $L75 per box, at Crumps.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

The Live Druggists. Arizona.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

The many friends Of the NJ. and Mrs.
j. j.. Danforth attended the farewell re-
ccption at the congregational Church
parlors Friday evening which was given
by the young men Of Mr.. Danforth's
Sunday school class During the three
years which they have resided here. they
have made many friends who regret
their departure to st. Johnsbury. They
will 20 to their new home in two weeks.
w s. Bunker entertained n party of
friends from the village at his sugar
place Friday evening. Burt stone will
occupy the house on Main street, which
will be vacated by Mr. and Mrs. J. d.
Danforth.- Charles Kimball of South
bridge, Mass, is In town to visit rela
tivcs.-C. Shepard has a position as book
keeper with the Union Granite Coo.
Mcfarland Of Mc1ndocs, nephew Of \. NJ.
Nc Farland. has purchase the lattcr's lot
on Wolcott street ana will erect a grist
mill this scason.-Mr and Mrs. l.. II.
Warren. who spent the winter in Flori-
ia. have arrived home.-Frauk Stone has
gone to Youngstown, Ohio, on business.
y. Coolidge, craftsman OF New
York city, has entered the employ of the
Woodbury. Granite Co.-Nr. and Mrs.
Carroll Leach of Cambridge have been
visiting in town for a few DAYS.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Esther st. Peter, wife of Mat
thew St Peter. died Tuesday morning.
aged 81 years. She had been i'll with the
grip for several days, but was able to be
about tho house Monday, death coming
suddenly and painlcssv Tuesday. The
remains will be taken to Middlebury
this morning for ilntcrmcnt. The
Thompson's Point hotel property has been
sold to Willard T. Muzzy and wife of
North Fcrlisbureh and they are plan
ming to open the house for the camping
season at an carly date. Mr. Muzzy will
make many changes in and about the
building He hopes to have the post
office continued in tho hotel.--Charles r.
Holmes Is putting up n windmill and
large water tank in his south orchard to
be used In procuring water for spraying.
The tank Is on high enough ground so
that he can rrigate a good portion Of
tho orchard If necessary. The water sup
ply vii! be pumped from the lake and
later will be carried to tho farm house
and farm buidings.-W on the high
ways has been commenced in both parts
of the town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-30
JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Amman will address the members
of the local Womans Home Missionary
society, at the parish house this after
noon at two o'cloCk.-Mrs. DIR. HOPKINS
will tender Il reception to the officers of
the Womans Home Missionary society
this evening, in honor of Miss Auman,
who will be the guest of Mrs. Hopkins
during her stay here.-The regular
bi-mcnthly meeting # the official board
of the Congregational Church of this
village. was held at L. G. Brown $
Tuesday evening A pleasant incident of
the meeting was the presentation to the
board, of handsome individual COM
munion set by y. q, Brown and his
brother, O. II. Brown OF Jericho. in
memory Of their father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs George II. Brown, The set will
be formally presented to the church at
the communion service, next sunday
morninE,-A May day social will be
given at the Parish house Friday even
ing by the Ladies' Aid society Walter
Barnum returned to his school at
Randolph Monday,-W elman Walston is
i'll with pneumona.-J. NJ. Carpenter has
vacated the premises sold to Mrs. l.. II.
Chaplin, and has moved into the Puffer
tenement,-F, A. stiles, who has been
confined to the house for several days
with grip Is better.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
EAST CHARLOTTE

The Chittendon county convention OF
the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held in East Charlotte June
> to 3.
The II months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Beers, who has been dangerously
iii for week. is rccovering.-William s.
kellogS's house is quarantined for diph-
liberia. His daughter. Carlotta. who has
been i'll for week With a mild form Of
the discas-, is recovering Mrs John
Taggart Is threatened with pneumonia -
from addison Saturt y whore they went
to attend the funeral of Mrs, p. y. Nor
ton.
Miss Carlotta Kellogg Younger
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w S. KEEL
'oSg, is i'll with diphtheria, The house
was quarantincd Saturday. Miss KEEL
)org is Improving rapidly--Mr. and
Mrs. G. W, James is in Swanton for a
stay Of several weoks.--S. "A Kenyon
returned to Richmond Wednesday and
will go from there to his sons in
Canaan, y. H,-Charles Taggart of
burlington visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. K. TagGart Tuesday to see
his mother who is i'll with pneumon ia.
DIR. W. II. II. Narney was in Bur
lington Tuesday as delegate to tho
republican convontion.-Grass has
grown rapidly for the past few days
and some farmers have turned out
their young stock and few have
sown grain on the uplands.
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WINOOSkI.

The board of license commissioners a
meeting Friday morning announced
the lucky applicants for licenses as fol-
lows: First class Charles Il. Devino. .
Fast Allen street; r. Louis Lnsenmeir.
81 Main street; Thcodulc Simard. 90 Main
street. Second class, Orvis a. Smith, g.
Main street; Alfred Villnaire, q West
Lane Fifth class L. r. Crandall. IS
Main street; George S. Estey, 50 West
Allen street. The above list is complete
change over tho licensees of two years
ago.
The death of Frank a. Packard, Sr..
occurred Monday night at eight o'clock at
his home on Main street after an illness
of about eight weeks. Mr., Packard had
been in poor health for the past year
but had recovered somewhat and was
able to he about. He was stricken again
about eight weeks ago but no alarm had
been felt until Saturday when his condi-
ton changed for the worse. Monday
Mr.. Packard passed comfortable day
but in the evening he became rapidly
worse and died. Death was caused by
heart trouble. Frank Kinney Packard
was born in Undorhill October %, 1875,
where he lived with his parents until 10
years Of age. He then resided in Essex
for II years after which he moved to
Milton, March 2S 1874, he married Miss
Ellen iIurson of that place, who died in
WinoOski in 1893. He moved to this VII
laGe Is years ago Mr.. Packard is sur
Nved by three daughters. Misses Esteie'
Elizabeth and Nellie, and by three sons
Frank X. Jr., Ford and Floyd all of tins
village.
Miss Clara Fireman. and Israel Bigue
were married at st. Francis XAVIER
Church Monday morning at G;3o o'clock
by the Rev. j. +. Audet. The bride was
attended by her father. Alexander Ere
mau, and Adeard Bertrand attended
the groom, Following tie ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served AT the
brides home on West Canal street
Mr.. and Mrs. Bigue after short we'd
ding trip will make their home IN eAis
village.
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WHITING.

A socia' is planned by the Ladies'
Missionary society of the Congro gational
Church, TO be held in the vestry We'd
ncsday, May G,-Mrs. Carrie Casey re-
ccived word Monday from Jackson,
Miss, that her little grandson, Nathan,
died there Saturday.-Miss Matte Rob
inson Of 'riconderoga. y. Y, was the
guest OF Miss Nellie Ketchum last week.
Mrs. Frances Pierce returned to Mrs.
Kate ketchum's SaturdaY.-Burt Robin
son Of Burlington was the guest of Rob-
ert Ketchum over Sunday.-Miss Carrie
Simonds of Rochester is visiting rela-
tives in town.-il W. Denton was in
Rutland Tuesday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

inc annual village meeting was held
III inc Park street schoolhousc Satur-
DAY AFTERNOON ana was well attended.
Ihc meeting was called to order by
the president, w. IT. Humphrey, and
the reports Of the several officers as
punished were accepted No report
was mode by the library trustees.
Officers were elected as follows Presi-
dent. Or. David Marvin; clerk, George
= Eastman; trustees for two years, F.
f.. Bowman, reelected, and r. O. Mud
Eett; treasurer Irving T.. IIuntlcy; col
lector j. ii. Douglass; water commits
sioncr for five years. w. =. Wiley, re-
elected; library trustee for five years,
the Rev. G. c. Adams; chief engineer
Guy Peck; first assistant ID. c. Wood
ward; second assistant, D. \. Stanley;
auditors, G. y. Howe, II. f.. Wright
and O. S. Nichols. Twenty-Five dollars
was voted toward library expenses. A
tax of % cents on n dollar of the grand
list was voted. It was also voted to
authorize the board Of trustees to or
ganize n volunteer fire department
and they wore further authorized to
cxpend such a sum of money az they
deem cxpedicnt for the expense and
Tho recommendation by tho auditors
for the past year whereby all bills
must he authorized by the trustees be-
fore they can be paid was adopted.
Mrs. Ann p. stevens died at her
home on Main street Saturday night
after long illness. Mrs. Stevens, who
was Ann =. Brush. was born Scptcm-
her "a, 1890, the daughter of .dr. end
a
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SHOR EHAM.

Tile thank Offering meeting of tho W.
II. NJ. L, at Mrs. Ella Ballwiu's was at
tended b. 80 ladies.-Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Collins have son, born recently.-Mrs.
S Il. Witherell attended the meeting of
librarians in Brandon Thursduy.-Mrs
W. W Moore returned from Ticondcr-
oga. \. y. Monday,--Mr. and Mrs. O,
Is. Collins have rented Madame Russells
house and are sottlcd.-Zeuas Baldwin
has sold his farm to {. b, Kcndall.-Mrs.
W. T. pclano entertained the Moravian
club April IS, Abraham Lincoln was the
subject of the daY.-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Parish of BrdpOrt ard Mr.. and Mrs j.
A. Waters Of Middlebury passed Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. a. r.. TOttingham
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JERICHO.

The Rev. c. 3. Atwood who is having
two weeks vacation, will visit his
brother in Boston. During his absence
there will be no preaching at the Con-
gregatonal church but Sunday school
will meet as usual.-Arthur Brown has
boon IL Montpelier for a few days
James Davis of Starksboro is visiting
his niece, Mrs George Fostcr.-Goorgc
Howe Of the University of Vermont
passed Sunday with his mother, Mrs
clara Howe.--Mrs Fred w. Buxton and
youngest son returned Monday from
Cambridge where they spent Sunday
with Mr. Buxton-Mrs. =. G. Brown
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nay
in Eurlin Cton.-R f.. u. route No. .. O.
n. Brown carrier, has been heightened
to cover the territory between this vii
lagc and Hosea Wright's, Winoosk val
Icy AMI the extreme southern part Of the
town. The new regulations go into effect
May miss Sara Stafford, who has been
i'll for several days, is slightly improved.
Miss Emily Howe is substituting in
the primary department for Mrs. L. c.
Rico.-Miss Theodore Amman of the
Home Missionary society addressed
the m"ctin4 in the church parlors We'd
ncsdav evening Mrs, Jennie Small and
daughter Doris have returned from
burlington where they visited Mrs.
Amos Small-Mrs. Harriet Cleveland
and son, who have been visiting her as
ter, Mrs G. W. Foster. have gone to
Essex.-Miss Julia Carroll is at home
from Essex Junction.-Mrs. Sarah Jack
son has not been as wCll for few days
Miss Frances Hadd OF East berkshire
,r;,, For ..r 4 u 4,
katherine Raavy We're in Richmond
Sunday.-Mss Mildred Irish of North
Underllill was the guest over Sunday of
Miss Ila Brigham.-Mrs. J. p. Written
is seriously i'll. Mr.. Written is more
comfortable.
Mrs. Frank Hadd of East Berkshire is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James SAT-
ford, Jr-Mrs NJ. NJ Remington, who
has been in Burlington since January,
has returned to town for the summon
Fred Perrigo went Wednesday to Shell
burn TO visit his uncle, Lowell Perrigo-
Mrs. Willard Stone of Morrsvillc has
been visiting Mrs Ellen Percival.-Mr
and Mrs f. W. Hall and Mrs. Rolfe Of
Essex Junction spent Wednesday with
Mrs. H. ". Packard.-Mrs. s. f.. Curtis
Is visiting her father the Rev. j. r BUz-
zell, in Colchestor.-Mrs. S C. Russell
has returned from Baltimore and WASH
ington and resumed her music classes
Wednesday Mr.. Warren OF Williams
town IS visiting at Mrs. Helen Wright's.-
Mrs c. c. Buxton and young son We're
in Colchester yesterday and Mrs.
G. 4. Jackson We're called here Tuesday
by the serious illness OF his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Jackson.-John Mclaughlin, Jr..
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BRIDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis t2oscola are the
parents of another daughter Several
from here attended the funeral of Ed
ward Shackett at MiddleburY SATURDAY,
Roy Dayton and Gcorgc Myrick spent
Sunday in Middlcbury The dwelling
house of Peter I.aVallcy was partly de
struycd by fire Friday niEht-Charles
El,horp vii, carry the cream for the
Eddy creamery AZ Cream hll.-The Rev.
f.. Harris has finished his labors here in
the Methodist Churcl.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
l.. Towner are with their daughter. Mrs.
j. t.. Sollace of Grown Point, n. Y.
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CORNWALL.

Miss Gladys Iiamlin, who has been at
home for vacation returned to the Castle
ton Normal school Monday.-Cieorgo
Thomp0on Is in very poor health Some
farmers are turning young cattle out
Hay is very closely used up.
Word has been received from Wis
consin that William Cook cannot live.
He has typhoid fever,-Thc remains or
John Harold Beano son of Mr.. and
Mrs, George Beane of Leicester june
tion were brought here Friday and
the funeral was held at St Paurs
Church Saturday at 10 a. m.--Robert
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HINEsBURGH.

Wilfred Roberts has returned from
New York and Is 81 nping at DR.. Hunts.
-Cassius Ray of HtaNwa and Mrs A. L.
Wilder of Burlington were visitors at G.
u. Boynton's SaturdaY.-Miss Mary Wei
Ter, who has been the guest Of her cou-
sin, Miss Anna Patrick, has returned to
Burlinetor.-Mrs Jessie l., Bgwood and
Miss Gcbo of Burlington We're in town
cises of the O. r. SRA Bobar and
family of Huntington were visitors in
town SundaN jacob Ccprags is in a
serious condition at the Mary Fletcher
hospita'. Percival of Shelhurne
was the guest Of Miss Claire HAN Sun
day.
Roy Montgomery of Warren has
passed the week with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Montgomcry.--NIiss
Celia SpraEuo after 10 DAYS at home
has returned to the randolph normal.
Mrs. oliver SpraEue is ill.-Ericll
Fortcr of Swanton was the guest IF
j. NJ. Cassidy part of the wcek.-J. II.
Allen is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
II, C. Cassidy, in Springfield, Mass
Frank Chapman is in Warren.--Henry
Goodroe and Samuel Reed have re-
turned from Boston.-Miss May Muir
ray Of Goddard Seminary passed sun
day at home.
Mrs. Charles Hubbell and son have re-
turned to Charlotte after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Landon.-Omar Lam
don Will go to Massachusetts this week
to attend the Mt Herman schoo! for
hoys.-Mrs. Kate Isham and son, Chaun-
cey, are spending a few days in Burling-
ton.-louis Sanctuary and Mrs. g. y,
Boynton attended the funeral of Myron
II Baldwin in burlington Tuesday Mrs
Curtis Andrews and Lawrence Miller
have returned to Burlington after spend
ing several weeks here.
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visited her son. Charles, Sunday. Mr..
Green of Clarendon has sold his property
and will make his home with his brother,
G. E. Grccn.-John Cunningham, who
has been critically Ill, is reported better
Tho condition Of Thomas King remains
about the same.--Benja min Nantinc was
In Plattsburgh on business Monday and
Tucsday Mrs. Jennie Garvin was the
guest of her brother, Ira Joynor Of Bur
lington, Sunday. John Andrews Of Hun.
tington was the guest Of W. +. Chaplin
Sunday.-C T. Chaplin last week fell and
sprained his knee so badly that he has
to use crutchcs.-Guy Hanley spent Sun
day in Richmond. Mr.. Hitchcock H.
making extensive repairs on the place
he bought of Henry Anterior at Buffers
Corners
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eleazar Shattuck and Mr..
and Mrs. Cullen Shattuck attended the
funeral of Mrs. Josiah Fuller in Rich
iuond Monday.-Mrs. Anna Follansbcc,
who was working at the park House in
Richmond at the time of the fire, is
visiting her uncle, David F'ollansbee. She
lost most of her clothing in the fire.
Byron Hurlburt was in Monkton over
Sunday.-Mrs. jay Pierce is very i'll
with pneumonia
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

In Franklin county court Thursday,
the case of 5. u. Caldwell vs.. Thomas
West of BakcrSield was completed This
is a rcplcviu case over the ownership of
certain cows and horses. Decision was
reserved. y demurrer was heard in the
case OF \. G.. Crosby ". Arthur
Bouchari, and a petition for foreclosure
in tho case of Esther s Clark vs. Homer
]. Brown and Carrie l.. Brown Divorces
Were granted IN these cases: Eta Dun
ham vs.. John Durham; Sanborn vs.. San
born; Mary Louise Mossey vs.. Arthur s.
Nosscy; Lucy Snay ". Nelson Snay.
The divorce cases of Ovid Papineau vs.
Candia Papineau and Greenfield vs.
Greenfield were heard but no decisions
were rendered.
The death of w. H. Austin. one Of
this city's oldest residents occurred
at six o'clock Friday morning. Mr.
Austin was in his S7th year and had
lived here for more than co years.
He is survived by two children. Alb
ner II. Austin and Mrs. James House.
both at this city. The funerald was
held at ne First Univ. rsalist Church
at two o'clock sunday afternoon
Franklin county court is nearing the
end of its term, only the odds and ends
Of few cases remaining and these VIII
be cleaned UP within a day or two.
County road commissioners have been
appointed as follows: ira s. Anderson
of East BERKSHIRE Nathan ~ Post Of
ST. Adams and Y. b. b. Northrop Of
Sheldon. Divorces have been granted IN
the cases of Greenfield vs.. Greenfield on
the grounds of adultery and Papineau
VS.. Papineau on the grounds Of wilful
desertion.
Karl Twitchcll. son Of Fred +. TWit-
chen was graduated from Queens COL
lece Kingston. ont, last week. receiving
I the degree Of y. NJ Mr.. Twi,chcll will
come home this week for n vacation be-
fore taking up his profession Of mining
engineering.
Macia Brothers. who have been con-
ducting q restaurant on Federal street,
have leased the place on Main street re-
Gently occupied as a restaurant by James
Purcell and will open it May /. The 1T
turea and equipment hay" been sold ~
NJ. H. Alexander to the Macas
\ wedding of interest to St Adams
people took place In Westicld. Mass.
last week Wednesday when Miss
| Elizabeth Iathrop Mcacham. daugh-
ter Of Wilcox L. Mcacham. and Frank
pou,r,,, 1Xild.r of 81 A1hons son of
NJ, o,.l ,,rc Al,,so, II Wilder were
united in marriage. The best man
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Liz almost lH'PaSSap!e 'ohultI'n "t inc
ROADS 4eadlns 10 the surrounding towns
very rev Farmers could get in WIN thelr
Prouu'is' Numerous cases are reported
OF FARMERS VINO started put got hlrea
| and were Obliged to ABANDON the Tip
ana IN several cases to leave their wagons
IN the road Monday nlsht the frahkhn
county creamery's team began installed
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MILTON.

The Rev. c. c. Adams of Essex
Junction preached at the Congregational
Church Sunday in exchange with the
Rev Z. T.. Hcrrck.- Edward Regnicr
went to Burlington Monday where he
is having his ear troa'rd.--The @. Il. :.
will have a calico bail at the opera
house Friday evening There were 81
couples at tho dance given by the odd
Fellow at their hal Friday evening"
Miss Mary Jackson Of Westford was the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. David Holman.
Sunday.--Miss Elizabeth Kennedy of
Burlington passed sunday at her fathers,
+. NJ <ennedy.-Mlss Jessie Caswoll Of
PlattSburgh Is at her grandfather's A.
T.. Caswell.-P. NJ. Depatie of Barre
spent Sunday with his family.--Miss
Minnie Schofeld of st. Adams was the
guest of Mrs. n. f. Phelps, Friday and
Saturday.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

Mrs. Ashton +. Willard and daughter
Theodore, Of Boston. arrived her Satur-
day afternoon and with Mr.. Willard, who
comes here next week, will spend the
summer at Pinehurst They have been
abroad for nearly three years.-Collector
Darling of Burlington gave an excellent
address on the American navy before the
North Church Mems club Thursday even
ing.--COl. Charles W. Ruiter. cashier of
the Merchants National banl, left for
Washington Sunday. Tuesday he arriv
ed Miss Florence Slliman. a former
teacher In the St. Johnshury schools -
The Rev. f. W. Raymond of Proctor
preached at the North Church Sunday
in exchange with the Rev. George w.
c. Hill.
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ST. GEORGE.

The Misses Minnie and Ada Poet of
Shclburnc spent Saturday and Sunday
in town. guests of their brother, Alison.
Mrs. Flora Poiricr, who was criti-
cally Ill last week, Is "A little better
Mrs Ammo NJ. Isham has returned to
South Williston,--Mr and Mrs. Law
renee Wcllinger We're in Williston
MondaY.--Mr. and Mrs william Grey
and child passed Sunday in Essex
junction with Mrs. r. Il. Forbos--S. T..
IIinsdale has resturned from New York
city where he passed ten days.
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STARKsBORO.

Miss Sarah Lafayette who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. William Dwire.
has returned homo.-A very pretty we'd
ding took place at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. l.. White, April p, when their
daughter. Blanche Varney was united in
marriage to j. Wesley Berry OF Rich
mond. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Isaac Hyatt under an arch OF
evergreen. Nina Bcllc Hanson was flower
girl and Master Everett Atkins ring
bearer. The wedding march was played
by Mrs. T.. *. Eddy Many useful and
nlua bic nroscnts Wcrc received.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs. VIII Daniels is on the sick list
Madge Howard has whooping cough
Miss Emma Bean returned Saturday
night to Paterson, n. 1.-THE sugar house
of the Phelps brothers with rev eva
porator buckets and several gallons of
syrup was destroyed by fire sunday
night. The loss is total with no insur-
ancc.-f fcw farmers have turned their
stock out to pasture because of scarcity
Of hay.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs f. A. Fuller is i'll with pneumonia
Misses Eleanor and Laura Sweet re
turned to Johnson Monday.-E. il.
OBrien. who was hurt in a run away
accident at Rutland last week, is at home
with serious injurics.-Mrs. Ida johnson
Will entertain the Kings Daughters May
6.-Mrs. William Cleveland returned to
Colchester Tuesday .-lIiram Brewster of
Massachusetts is guest Of J, s. Sweet,
Mrs. [. ID. Smith Of Monkton has been
here caring for her daughter, Mrs. Fuller,
a fcW daNe