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Was a Medicine vender.

Mayheld. Ky.-Lee Marshall. whose
dead body was found In car at Mem
phis. was son OF Abe Marshall. re-
siding nine miles northwest OF here.
Alfred Sanderson. his faiherin-law.
had the body returned here.
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ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC.

Montgomery. Ala.-The total vote Of
the State is estimated at 10000. with
$4,000 for Bryan. South Alabama has
approved all three Of the constitutional
amendments II appears at midnight.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Colombia, \. C.--South Carolina will
give Bryan about 10000 to 10000 ma
jority, while the State and congressional
tickets are overwhelmingly Democratic.
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TAFT CARRIES OREGON

Portland. Ore.-Returns gathered by
the Associated Press up 10 II 80 o'clock
Indicate that Taft's plurality in Oregon
will exceed $4,000
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TEXAS.

Dallas, Tex.-Returns indicate the
election of the entire Democratic ticket,
both State and national, by the usual
majority.
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FLORIDA.

Jacksonville, Fla.-The election IN
Florida resulted in the usual Democratic
majority OF from $4,000 to 10000.
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son. his Democratic opponent. Denees,
greatest losses were suffered in Cool
county, which Is his home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15
WoLCoTT.

Charles Dawson OF Greensboro and
Mrs Edna Wills were married October
8 Mt the homo of tho bride in the pres
ence OF about 40 guests. The Rev. ]. IL
Wills OBLIGATED. They will reside here
The household goods OF e. Ransom OF
Wider have arrived at their new home,
the Luce house which they have pur-
chased.-Bennett Clark has sold his farm
on Town hill to Carl Buker.-A. A
Bicknell. has rented the Smith house in
Potterville near his work at tho electric
light plant, and will take possession soon
j. S. Scofled cut one knee badly with
an axe reccntly.--The rain has extinguish.
ed the fire which has been burning 70,
some time on the Judevine lumber lot 49,
Mrs. Maria Iadue OF Burlington came
up the last of the week and passed Sun
day with her fostermother. Mrs. Sarah
I,arrabee, who will return to Burlington
with her for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs
Byron Hubbard Of Hyde Park are pass
ing few days with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hubbard.-H. w. Ed.
wards has sold his farm to Bennett
Clark.-Mrs Edward Towno of Norris
willie was n guest OF her son, Wallace
over Sundny-Mrs. Newell Story OF Jeri
cho has been called here by the illness
of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Wills.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
BRooKFIELD.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Rum
ney was the scene of very pretty aut-
umn wedding Oct. I. when their
daughter. r. Eliza, was united In mar
riage to George II. Bryant. son OF Mr.
and Mrs Fred Bryant OF Randolph. To
the strains OF the wedding march. play
ed by Miss Ethel Dewey, the bridal
couple entered the parlor and were mar
ried under q very pretty autumn foliage
arch by tho Rev. Frazer Metzger OF
Randolph Tho bride was very hand
somely Rowncd in a cream colored wool
dress and wore white chiffon veil. Her
going away gown was stunning blue
broadcloth suit. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
left on brief honeymoon to Roxbury
and Mortified and after october they
Will be at home to their friends at the
groom's home in Randolph. Among the
wedding guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Worthen of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bryant
MIR. ana Mrs. Clarence Booth and Miss
Sarah Parish OF Randolph The wedding
GIFTS were many and useful
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

This community was shocked Tuesday
morning at learning Of the death Of
julius A. Washburn. successful farm
er here. Tho day before his health was
about as usual and hc went to Randolph
village with q load Of apples. Upon ne
turning he was seized with heart failure
and died after a few hours Of suffering.
Mr.. Washburn was about So years Of
age For II years be had lived In this
vicinity and before that he had been
n resident OF Essex Junction. About 40
years ago he married Miss Ellen Lane OF
Starkshoro and they had three sons and
one daughter The latter, Mrs. Arthur
Bslow died three years ago The sons
are Elmer md Arthur Washhurh or
Brookneld and Perley Washburn OF
Brandon.
The Rev and Mrs G. W. Patterson
of Castine, Maine, guests at the Old
HOMESTEAD. went to Hanover Monday
The normal and training schools closed
Tuesday for the week Most of the
teachers will attend the state conven-
tion In Rutland this week.-Mrs. Kellogg
| of Middletown. Conn. who mas neeh
! guest at the Colonial for two OF 'hree
months, was seriously I'll last week win
heart trouble-Bishop A. G. A. nan or
| burlington conducted services at Grace
| Church Sunday George H. leHp'e'
who has been III with hronch''is' was
| out for the first time Tuesday
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
DERBY.

ID. j. Comngs accompanied Mrs. Fos-
ter to hospital for another operation
saturday night and then TONED his
FAMILY In berkshire visiting friends, be-
fore going west to reside The Row.
charles r.. Gordon of East Providence,
H. l.. has accepted call from the Con-
gregational Church In this place 10 be-
come Its pastor. He will commence his
work as soon as possible.-Mrs Annie
bates does not seem to improve In
health as at ono time seemed probable
Mrs. O W. Kelley has a brother,
Charles Smith Of Ipswich. Mass, visit
ing her His wife has Just died and he
mas sold out his business In Ipswich. and
VIII remain here for some time There
was good delegation from Derby In at
tendance at the State w. c. T. L, CON
Vention' during Its meeting at Newport
beacon Allbee was able to walk out
To MS shop Saturday.-Miss Edith Wills
or l"ston gave lecture To the Young
people in the BAPTIST Church Friday
evening
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from 3rd Page.)

Der s, aged S. Funeral services were
held at his late home Saturday afternoon.
the Rev. w. w. Nelson officiating. He
had always resided here with the excep-
Of a few years in burlington, where he
went for the purpose OF educating his
children but his health failing h ereturn-
ed to HIS former home. lie IL survived by
his wife, four daughters md two sons,
Harry q. Of Glens Falls. N. Y, Royden
Lessor, Mrs. l.. n. Becky Of Detroit
Mich, Misses Hattie, Louise and Ruth
Lessor. Among those from out OF town
to attend the funeral we're Mr.. and Mrs.
A. q. Mott, Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Dennis
Of Burlington, Mrs. Nathan Currie Of
Swanton and Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard
IIawley OF Clarcnceville.--The funeral OF
Mrs. Martha SERVER was held at her late
home Sunday morning. She had been III
a long time with n complication OF dis
eases passing away Friday. She Ia sur
vived by three sons, Fred and julius. with
whom she lived and Bethel OF Massa-
chusetts. and one daughter, Mrs. Mac
Nc Callum.-Miss Mary Mott Of Rouses
Point. n. Y. is spending a few days Mt
II. T. Manning s.-W, +. Rowell, who
lately bought the Johnson store building
and goods, IN repairing the building.-Dr.
David Marvin and family of Essex juno
ton spent Sunday with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. II. w. Marvin.
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less than SIS. The document contains
the report Of the expenses OF tho State
fish hatchery. the accounts OF wardens,
claims paid for damage done by deer.
| fines and costs for violation Of the fish
and game laws. fish and eggs distributed
through the State during 1907 and 1903,
reports Of deer killed In the open season
OF 1906 and 1907. L n VI streams and
ponds in tho state and the kinds OF fsh
that irhabit them.-Cards have been re-
ceived announcing the marriage in Che
NEVILLE. La, October 8 OF Miss Annie
Laurie Tanner and Robert Benton Harris.
The groom Is n grandson OF George Har-
rls and was until two years ago resi-
dent OF Stowe.--E. +. Russell will return
this week to South Dakota.--W. w.
Ayers of Ferrlsburgh was In stowe Mon
day and concluded the purchase of f. S.
Cary's farm In Stowe Hollow Mr.. Ayers
will probably not move here until spring.
Mrs. Arthur French gave a surprise
party to Mr.. French at tho home of Mrs
Stella Luce Saturday evening, the eighth
anniversary of their marriage. About 20
of money and other gifts were left as
| reminders of n pleasant occas'on.-Miss
Elva Warren is substituting as teacher
at tho West Branch school for Mrs
| Douglass who has been ill.-Mrs Jennie
e. Houston is gaining although still con-
fined to her bed.-Mrs. Il. c. Scribner
and two sons are visiting her parents
| in 1rasburgh.-Mr. and Mrs. w W. Al
ans are visiting In Boston.-Mr and
Mrs. jackson Sargent are visiting their
son. DR.. Sargent In Island Pond.
At II hearing before Justice c. NJ
| Watts Wednesday Fred Richardson
was sentenced to pay So and costs
amounting to $15.76 for intoxication.
Not being able to pay he was taken to
| Hyde Park Jail for 20 days.-Mr. and
Mrs II. r. Munson of MorrIsvilo and
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Lunt of stan
stead. +. O.. were callers at the
Lodges" Tuesday.--The Rev. NJ, l..
Ames Of Holland. VT. and the Rev.
| George W. Taber of Morrisville will
hold services at the Advent Christian
Church in Cobyville Sunday.--E. A.
Gibbs is making extensive repairs and
| improvements on hia buildings.--A. III.
| Cheney went to Rutland Tuesday on
| pOStO1IlCc business. --l ne nlpn anu
grammar schools closed Wednesday
for the rest of tho week as Principals
Douglass and BiRelow are attending
| the teachers convention in Rutland
| The Rev r. NJ. II. Abbott will close a
nve-year pastoratc with Unity Church
Sunday Morning services at l0:45,
subject "Our Angel Side: evening
meeting at 7l5 Topic, The Value
of Human Soul" leader, Marjorie
| Burt.
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H. w. ALLEN e. CO.
CHELSEA.

Mrs IIoton s. Annis and daughter
Marion are visiting relatives In Lisbon
n H.-Joscph Landon, for many years
Il shoemaker In this village. died at the
town farm October s. having been In
poor health for many years. He came
here from pownal about % years ago
and ran shoe store some years, having
many prominent patrons. among whom
were Senator Morrill, and President
Arthur. Thirty-one years ago no married
Mrs Martha Evans who survives him
Miss Edith +. Hood a graduate Of
Simmons College. Boston. Is employed
as secretary to Pres. h. c. Davis Of
Alfred University, Alfred, y. Y.-Mr
ana Mrs Henry A. jerks OF Melrose.
Mass. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. a. w.
Whitney,--Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tap
lin are visiting In Lowell. Mass,-Arthur
j. Hanson Of Tunbridge and his sister
Mrs Walter +. Adams OF this town at
tended the funeral OF their sister. Mrs
Harriet Sanborn Of Corinth, Saturday.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
CAMBRIDGE.

Zeno Kneeland and Pearl Rice were
married at the parsonage October by
the Rev. II. L. Harned.-Mrs. NJ. T.. Pow
ell has returned from: severa! weeks
visit with her son, Frank, In East Berk-
ehire-The Rev. II. T.. Harmed held
services IN Waterville Sunday afternoon
and evening.-Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Morse
have gone on the excursion to Boston. -
Frank Thomas has commenced the cellar
for his new house on the new street. 1t
Is on the land owned for many years by
the late Nathaniel Read. who in 1881
sent a petition to the postmaster general
under Andrew Jackson 10 have a post
office here. 1t was granted ana named
by Mr.. Read Jefrersonville In honor OF
Thoma1 Jefferson whom he greatly ad-
Inired. Mr.. Read was appointed the frs,
postma.,ter and held the office for twenty
years.
Mrs. Alden Brush was in johnson We'd
nesday.--Mr. and Mrs. w. M Smith. Mrs
Morse and Mrs Brush attended the
funeral Of Mrs II. " Goodwin at Tn
derhill Wednesday. Mrs. Goodwin WAS a
resident OF this place for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown and little
con OF North Will!ston spent Sunday at
W. NJ. Smith's.-Mr. and Mrs. Linden
Mr.. and Mrs. S. VI. Stafford and Wallace
Learned went to Boston on the excursion
Tuesday. Annie Rogers OF Jeffer'
sonville is spending few days with
Miss Ellen 1earned.--Miss Mary Flanner,
and Mrs. G. Cutting. were in Jefferson
willie Tuesday.-Dr. Rose Gotta OF Bur
llngton was IN town Tuesday.-Mrs. Jen
ME Stevens Is confined TO the house by
illness
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs W A. Blake have gone
to Tennessee 10 stay through the winter.
HI j. Stannard county examiner o.
teacher" OF Barton. was called mere Sat
urday TO settle a disagreement In re-
gard to transportation OF pupils .-William
Thornton. jr.. is building house near
his father s,-Dan'el Green Is very III,
The overseer Of the poor has engaged
Lester Hoadlcy to care for him.-The barn
and contents belonging to Charles o.
Stout was destroyed by fire October :.
The cause Of the fire Is unknown. Loss
partially covered by insurance Mrs.
Forest Day OF Barre is visiting relatives
in TOWN.. II. Kimba!i has bought A
farm in Try OF George Wright and has
taken possession.--Jessie Lafrennier Of
West boro Mass, in in town.. II. Sis
By has returned TO Hartford, Conn
Miss Minnie Richardson the adopted
daughter Of Edwin Richardson, has gone
TO Springfield Mass. TO 1--we with rela-
tives MIR and Mrs. T. s. Coolidge OF
I-ndcrhlll visited IN town this week -
Mrs Julia Gilighan has returned to New
York city after passing the summer with
her friends Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs, l. J. Durlvage are tho
parents OF a daughter born October 2.
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MORR1svn.LE.

Miss May Healey Of Hardwck is the
guest OF Miss Ida May Beaulac.-Mrs.
Jennie Miller has rented the Powers
house and will move there as soon as
Mr.. Stone vacates.-Miss Carrie Vein
man Of Jeffersonville Is visiting her
mother. Mrs G. p. Fisher.-F X. Bart
lett is In Boston and New York on busi-
ness. Miss Maude Chaffee was at home
over Sunday from Bellows Free Acad-
envy where Che is a teacher OF French
Mrs. Sarah Grant. who has passed the
summer with her daughter in Hardwick
Is here for the winter with her daugh-
ter Mrs Z. Z. Gould. and son, A. z.
Grant.-Arthur Flemming went to Bur
lngton Saturday to enter tho Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation for
appendcitis.-Emcr Amsdcn of Man
chester, n. H.. IS visiting his brother.
Abbot Amsden.-IIenry Tillotson visited
relatives in Wolcott and Hardwck Sat
urday and Sunday-Mrs. e, A. Allen Is
passing two or three weeks with rela-
tives in Grotor.
II. II. Small went TO Ludlow Tuesday
where Mrs Small is visiting her moth
or. Mrs. Kate Gilbert--Mrs. Z. A.
Hastings and mother, Mrs. Nancy Lar
away. are In Albany N. Y, to remain
ten days with friends.-Mrs. Mabel
Haynes and Mrs, Harriet Wallace Of
Chicopee Falls. Mass, are guests OF
their sister In law, Mrs. Hiram story.
Miss Pauline Darling Is passing Il
few days In Wolcott.-Miss Thelma
Hoyt has returned home from Belvi-
dere.-Mr. and Mrs. J. u. Aiken Of
South Troy are guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
w, !. Paul.-JThe Rev. and Mrs. V. NJ.
Hardy left Tuesday for Boston and
Amherst, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. wallace
Jones are in Hardwick to remain a
few days with her sisters. Mrs, Harry
Titus and Mrs. Everett Campbell.
Mrs. r. o. Lunt has returned home
from Boston and Worcester, Mass.-C.
c. Ward Of Hanover y. H., is the guest
OF Mr., and Mrs. H. p Munson.-Mrs
Nellie Hosford OF Charlotte. who was
called here by the illness with blood
poisoning Of her son. Walter Hosford. re-
turned home Wednesday. Mrs. Homer
Fonda and Mrs Mable Thorn Of Char
lotte are now caring for hlm,-Mss Agnes
Iindham. who has been seriously Ill al
the homo OF Miss Blanch Peck. was
taken TO St. Adams Wednesday to r.
placed In the hospital,-I. b. Curricr OF
Middleleld, Conn. Is the guest or MS
brother. George w. Currier.-Mr anc
| Mrs. u. b. Blake of Eden were II
| town Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. Franz
| Hicks of Colbrook, \. H.. who have
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Holman. re
| turned home Wednesday.-E. G. Foss ha
closed Hotel IAmoille and will put tn
building to some other use or rent tn
| place to other parties.-E. ID. Cutting o
| Cambridge was here Wednesday.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Catherine June fell while playing with
the children SATURDAY and broke her
right arm.--Mrs. Talbot OF Carver street
has gone to Bristol for weeks stay
w. and Mrs. II. NJ, Perry have gone
on carriage drive TO Northueld.- MR..
Clifton Heaton and two children of Mont
pelicr are visiting her parents, MIR ana
Mrs. +. u. rhaycr.--Mrs. Charles =.
Parker Of Vcrgennes was the guest OF
Mrs. Edward 5. Marsh Saturday.
Mrs {. w. Doubleday has gone "a
Wllliamstown, Mass,-Mrs, J. Frederick
Hatton and two children left Yesterday
for their home in Swampscott, Mass
Or. and Mrs c. w Peck have returned
from their trip to Washington. d. G. and
New York.-Charles Bliss has returned To
10 New York after few weeks stay in
town.-Patrick WEIGH has gone TO the
sanator,um at Pittsford,-Nliss May
Vulihan and Miss Helen Corps
of Rutland have been the guests
of Miss Mary Lynch for few
days-M. 5. Lynch has been spending a
few days in Rutland.-The Kings Daugh-
t.rs OF the Arnold district will hold
social Mt the home OF Mrs T.. ]. ST.
Pierre this evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served and program rem
dered.-Fred Brink has returned TO AL
hany n. Y,
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WESTFIELD.

II. o. Mile: has found the remains Of
10 sheep that were killed by dogs and
has lost several more Of which he has
found no traces. O. W. Bailey has
found five sheep killed by dogs and has
some more missing Misses Eta and
Sadie Naline Of Cohasset Mass. are the
guests Of their sister. Mrs. Ralph Hardy
who has been quito sick.-Dr. W. A
Young IS recovering from a mild attack
. of typhoid fever-Mrs Alice Raymond
of stowe Is spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. T. l.. Hendrix, and other
relatives.-Mrs. Fred Robbins and son,
Alton. OF Burlington came last week TO
visit her mother Mrs Napoleon Root
Miss Emma Before of Newport Is
! spending few days IN town.-Miss
Ruby Bell returned Thursday to her
| home In Westminster. Mass, after
| spending a few weeks with relatives in
town. Her father accompanied her to
Bellows Falls.-John Cowan. who has
been very I'll is recovering VIII Gilpin
has lost seven young COWS from the
new disease.-Forest fires burned over
200 acres in Jay before eXtinguished by
; the rains Of Friday and Sunday
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HYDE PARK.

The funeral OF tho Hon. A. NJ, Kelley,
who died Oct. 7, from the effects
Of n shock, was held at his late home
Friday the Rev. w r. Hamlin offlc!at-
ing. Mr.. Kelley was a resident of FL
more. moving hero a few years ago. lio
rcpresented Elmore In the State Irgis-
lature and had served as assistant
Judge. He was 81 years old.-Scnator
Lewis and Representative Sherwin were
nj home over Sunday.-Mrs. Fairbanks
and daughter have returned from ChiCa-
coll c. Shaw and family went to
Middlebury Friday. Mr., Shaw has re-
turned. but his family will spend some
time thcre.-James Russell has moved to
a farm In Eden.-George Blake has re-
turned from the White Mountains. where
he has been at work through the sum
mer.--The rummaGo sale was big sue
cesa.-Among those who are in Boston
daughter and Mt and Mrs. Charles God
darl.-Wallace Spaulding Of Wolcott was
in town Saturday.
| The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
It's annual meeting at the church par
| lors this afternoon at two
o'clock.--Mrs. l.. IL. Lewis was In Bur
|lington Monday.--The Cemetery asso
citation netted $50 from the rummag'
| sale.-R. W. Hulburd was In NORTH
Hero Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. PniliI
Clark of Lyndonville spent the pas
week here as guests of III. A. Noyes
j. II. johnson OF Marshheld was
guest of Mrs. C. NJ. Small over sun
day.-Miss Mabel Collins spent Sun
dav Mt the home of ne. mother "a
Centcrvillc.-Mrs. Lucy Campbell, wh'
has been visiting I'm Barre for sev
eral weeks, has returned home Mr.
Lawrence Sawyer was In MorrisviM
| MOudaV
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CRAFTSBURY.

c. II. Hanson has sold his home farm
TO Harvey Thlllbroolts of Hardwick for
so 0.-Mrs. Henry Douglass aged n
years died last week Monday at the
home Of her granddaughter, Mrs. Charles
Cheney. The funeral was held Tuesday.
the Rev. W. f.. Allen officiating. George
Merrill went TO Boston on the excursion
last week.-.Mr. and Mrs j. y. Deavitt
spent several days IN Morrisville last
week.-Mrs. A. d. Spauldng OF Boston
Is visiting IN this town.-Most Of the ..
+. s. attended the district meeting in
lrasburgh Friday.--Mrs. Luson Farms
worth from Massachusetts, is resuminG
old acquaintances in this town.-The
Spauldng mill is being repaired.
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NEWPORT.

II is rumored that parties have beef.
In town looking at the elevator at the
international mill intending to use It 10
store part of the grain In transit which
was to have been used at Kichford. 1t
" also reported that the flour sheds at
this place will he used as n storc-house
by the same company.--Luther Farrar
who Mas been employed in the White
Mountains during the summer, Ia visit
ing town.--Fred Ponton mas sold his bar
Der shop to Joseph Cheney and will move
to Springfield, Mass, where he will open
another shop.-The Y. NJ. l. c. has en-
gagged George Herman, who will give his
Interpretation Of RIP Van Wrinkle" at
the Academy hall October. 20.
Over 100 tickets were sold at the local sta
ton for tho excursion to Boston Thursday
Thomas Davidson will open a store in
the Clappcr block. recently vacated by
Joseph Hendee .-Bridgemen are at work
repairing the G. PR bridge on the north
bay.-E. r Spauldlng has his house boat
now moorod at the club house,. II.
Grow Of Essex Junction visited in town
this week Representative +. G. Williams
and Governor rrouty were at home over
Sunday from Montpelier.
Mrs J. ". llolbrook Of Colcbrook,
y. H., is passing few days with her
mother Mrs. Z. a Stcwart.-W. W.
Bodgctt who has been contend to the
house the past twp weeks, is improving.
Simeon Sweet Of St Johnshury Is
visiting his parents.-E. G. Blanchard and
O. II. Moulton have returned from n
trip to the Canadian Northwest The fed.
Grated churches Of this place have decided
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BRAINTREE.

Mrs Laura Orabelle, wife or freu oar-
gent. died at her homo Monday morning
after two years of ~ health' aseu oil
yeads. For the past L years sue nau
been highly esteemed woman OF this
place. but formerly her home was III
Jonesville. Previous 10 her marriage to
Mr.. sa yent. sh. was the wife of W. NJ,
Eddy Of Huntington for (" Years 10y va.
marrnpo sine ha, ,.... children, two OF
whom are uv,,,, "a Eddy of this
place and NJ. Bcmis 0' J'N'@. 10, ~
funeral s,r,i..s , b.II wednesday
afternoon AZ lcr late hon''. "'' ''''
m'ut was made ln II Hi'rs'o"
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GRAND ISLE.

Frank Menard went Wednesday TO Al
bany Business College.--Miss Dawn IIoag.
who has been seriously I'll. Is much bet
ter.--Mrs Scion Gordon went Wednesda y
to Boston where she will spend few
days visiting friends and relatives.-Miss
Estelle Gordon went last week to Wind
sor. n. H., to visl: friends and relatives,
Archie Hulturt OF Boston is spending
n few days with his father, Homer Hull
hurt
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HERO.

Mss Susan Landon of Washington d.
c.. is the guest OF relatives in town
About nifty friends of MFR. and Mrs
Edison Robinson gave them surprise
party Thursday evening in honor OF the
sixth anniversary OF their marriage. A
sum Of money was presented them.