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RANDOLPH.

NJ. NJ. Wilson entertained the University
club at the Randolph Inn Friday evening
with a supper.--At the basket ball game
between Randolph and South Royalton
high schools Friday evening. the visitors
were badly beaten by a score "a to O.
one of the horses OF Charles Blodgett
was badly hurt Friday afternoon by a
load of wood being tipped over on him.
Miss W!nnifred Tredo has returned to
Boston after five weeks in town.-Charles
Rlodgett's his aged mother and son, Jesse
are very i'll with the grip.-Plny Parker
OF Warren was In town Friday.-Mrs.
f.. H. ingalls, is in Montpelier for few
days
The remains OF Jesse, eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Scion sulham OF North
Attleboro. Mass. were brought here Mon
day for interment. Jesse, who was
IL years Of age, was drowned while
skating Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Sui
hams family moved from here to North
Attleboro about six years ago, and
few weeks before that time younger
son, Ernest. was drowned here while in
swimming.-The twO-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs William st. Lawrence
is i'll with scarlatina and the house is
uuarantined.-Carl Thayor Of Mortified
passed Sunday with Elmer Tilson.-A
Bethel Gnead dance will be given in
Grange hall Friday evening.
There is an unprecedented amount OF
illness in this village and vicinity, grip.
whooping cough and pneumonia being
very plentitul.-Dr. and Mrs. H. q. Beck
man, who left for Hot Springs. n. c..
a few weeks ago have now gone to Pine
hurst. whore better medical aid IS obtain
able.-Mrs. John Howell OF Barre Is at
n c. Greenes-F. W. Farnham of Barre
was in town Tucsday.-Mlss Helen Mil
Ter is taking a weeks vacation from her
school In Northampton. Mass. and is
spending IT here and in Waitsncld-Mr.
and Mrs e. c. Kinney. state missionaries
gave very interesting addresses in the
Baptist Church Sunday evening Mis-
pesler Moulton has returned from few
weeks in Washington, u. c., Hartford,
Conn, and Boston.
DR.. f. A. Stearns. State veterinary,
tested 10 cattle for j. Silver yesterday.
None were found diseased,-Mr and Mrs,
A. Fl. Powers have returned from two
days in Montpelier and Plainneld-Mr.
and Mrs. +. l.. Scott have returned from
their wedding trip TO boston ana vicinity
and will soon go to Barre to rcside.-Mrs,
Louis Curtis of Rochester Is spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Hodgekins. Sunday she will be
joined by Mr. Curts.-Miss Hazel Fair
banks visited in Bethel yesterday
George Prince has been passing few
days in town. He Is engaged in the build
ing Of large ice house in Norfolk, Mass,
A. H. Beedlo has been in Hardwick the
M Il thren days.
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

About o'clock Saturday morning Jan
26 the wood shed OF the Parker House
at North Hero was discovered to be on
fire. In a short time the neighbors and
friends had gathered but before IT
could be extinguished the shed. laundry
room and two cottages which stood back
of the house were destroyed. 1t was
hard work to keep the fire from spread
ing farther but by working briskly the
flames were soon under control. Mr..
Parker considers his loss to be about
$50 which was covered by insurance
julius Tatro Of North Hero. who has
been Ill all the fall, now has pneumonia
md is dangerously sick.-School In No. s
,losed Friday, January q, Miss Ida
Hazen teacher.-Mrs. Henry Cameron,
Mrs. w. T. Deuel. and H. j. ONeil. who
have been on the sick list, are improv-
lng.-Anson Aseltine of Swanton was in
town recently and purchased n car load
Of hay from w. E. Creller, who is load
Ing the same.-Fred Blair has gone to
Ludlow. where he has secured position
aS station agent
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VAUDEVILLE.

Mrs. Mary Westcot is very i'll with
pneumonia and Mrs. A. p. Stock
well are spending the week with friends
in Waterbury, Mortified and Moretown.
-triah Chamee of johnson vas in town
Saturday.-Mark Stcarns has moved into
his mill house where he can better SUI
perntend the work there Grant Thomas
had his cows tested last week by DR..
Scott and four of them found to have
tuberculosis were ordered Killed Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. b. ]. Kelley o:
Morrisvillc passed Sunday and Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Willey.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Mann OF
Troy were called here Sunday by the
death OF his mother Mrs. Hiram Mann.
which occurred at the home of her son.
G. II. Mann, Saturday. The funeral was
held Monday morning, The Rev. C. d.
Pierce officiating. and the remains were
tacn to East Franklin for burial.
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BRAINTREE.

A. kimball Mcintyre and wife celebrat-
ed their Lolden wedding anniversary Fri
day afternoon and evening. In the after
noon 10 of their friends met with them
AT their home in East Braintree and in
the evening &c gathered around the
home fire Many letters were received
from others unable to be present. Among
those from out of town we're G. w.
Boyce and wife of New York City, Ell
NOR Cyse and wife Of Mo ,town, William
Clark and wife and Mr.. I'D r.. Alvoid
Of Brookfeld. A NJ Hub ard and wife
and j. II. Bass and wife Of randolph.
and Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Fullam and
three children OF Brookfield The guests
left several useful and ornamental
articles, among them De $1,000 In gold
from Mr.. and Mrs. Boyc of New York.
$3.50 in gold from Mr., and Mrs. f. j.
Clafln, s. 80 In gold from Reuben Norman
and family. $500 in gold from friends.
N45o In silver from friends most OF whom
were unable to be present, gold
th!mbe from Mrs. c. w. Royce. a gold
mounted cigar holder and box contain
Ing "A beautiful piece OF cloth from G.
w. Boyce. silver meat fork from NJ
'. Chadwick, n peculiar pipe from Mrs.
G. w. Flagg, a hand decorated dish
from Mrs. Daton FlaGg, two china cups
and saucers and platter from Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Farnsworth. a handsome
azalia plant from Mrs. ]. II. Bass, and a
bunch OF carnations from Mrs. C. A.
iashicre.-The Randolph band met at
+. II. Cleveland's house Saturday even
ing, furnished good music. and spent a
very pleasant evening with them Miss
Sargent has finished work for Mr.. Hutch
inson and has returned home.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MoRR1SVILLE.

". A. Spaulding, Accompanied by his
father Martin Spaulding, and DIR. Geo
G. Rublce are in Montreal where the
former will receive treatment for an In
5ured hand mt the Royal Victoria hos
pital.-Herbert Sleeper has entered the
employ of A. L. Cheney as clerk in the
drug store,-George Fitzgerald is In
Fletcher to help care for his brother,
James. who IS seriously ill.-Miss Mabel
Durkee is III with the grip.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ord Watson and three children OF
Hartland are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. D.
W. Rodgers.-The Ladies' Aid society Of
Their Methodist Church served suppe
at the vestry Wednesday evening.--Mrs,
Frank Leach and mother. Mrs. Henry
Leach, OF East Fairfield are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ Sinnott-Miss Beuiah
Kneeland went Saturday to Hartford.
Conn, to visit MI and Mrs. b. e Ea-
ton.--A. ]. Piper died Friday afternoon
from a complication OF diseases,-Mark
Towle received severe cash on the top
Of tho head by being struck by falling
tree.-The Rev. J. r. Meade, pastor Of
the A. c. Church of Waterbury, ex-
changed with the Rev. George w, Tabor
Bunday.-W. w. Peck. who has been in
Michigan for three weeks being treated
for rheumatism, has returned home
much improved.-H A. Smalley left Sat-
urday for Iowa,-C. A. Marvin Of Wood
stock, H., went to st. Adams Saturday
for a short stay.-B. d. Piper of Green's
boro was called here Saturday by the
death of his brother.-Miss Jessie Wom-
bell returned to Boston Saturday after
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wombell-Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Cobb
and son, Rosco. OF Hardwick passed
Sunday here.-Mrs. Harry Noyes and
mother, Mrs. NJ. ]. Valleau, OF Hyde
Park visited Mrs. c. II. Crane Saturday.
Alton ]. Piper, who died of pneumonia
Friday after an illness Of four weeks.
was born in Wheelock 80 years ago. Be-
sides a wife, Mr.. Piper is survived by
two sons. his father and mother and
one brother living In Greensboro. The
remains were taken to Greensboro Sat
urday where funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at one o'clock. Mr..
Piper bought the farm where ne died q
year ago and moved there last spring.
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GREENSBORO.

f. +. Adams and sons, Carroll and
Warren, OF Newport. y. H., are guests
at Alva Adams The Rev. John Hood
returned Thursday from few weeks
sojourn in Massachusetts-The remains
OF Alton Piper were brought here from
Morrisvile and the funeral held Monday
at the Methodist Church, the Rev. y. A.
Ross officiating. Intermcnt was In the
cemetery at Stannard Mr. Piper was 81
wears old and leaves a wife and two
children.-Mrs Tolman is improving
r. A. Richie Is sick with grip and rheu-
matism.-Mrs. George ellen is again on
the sick list-Hartson Bros. are filling
the creamery ice house.-Dick King and
Miss Mary Miller were married at Hard
wick Saturday evening.
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HYDE PARK.

The marriage of George T. Rooney of
johnson and Miss Nellie J. Boozan of
Fletcher was solemnizcd at st. Teresa's
Church In this place at 80 a. m. Thurs
day morning in the presence of large
number OF relatives and friends Of the
contracting parties. After a short trip
to Montreal and other points. the couple
will reside at johnson.
The Turner art exhibit at the high
school last week was well patronized.-
ing at Breezy Hin farm-The Rev. Mr..
Phinncy of North Hyde Park gave an in
terestng discourse here Sunday morn
!ng.-Joseph McElroy OF California Is
visiting relatives and friends here, az
ter an absence OF many years.-Mr. and
hrs, Gavin Tyndall gave a whist party
in their new home Thursday evening"
Peter Garland of Worcester. Mass. is
visiting relatives here.--The Hyde Park
Juniors played the Johnson juniors at
basket ball here Friday night; result, 10
to T. in favor of home team.-Joseph
Courtois OF South Hero and Miss Ida
harbonncau of johnson were married
at st. Teresa's Church Tuesday morn
ing.
Diadema ]. Smalley, the eldest person
In the town of Hyde Park, widow of Lu-
cius II. Noyes, died Tuesday morning IF
pneumonia, after a few hours Illness,
She was about Monday and retired in her
usual health that night. Mrs, Noyes was
81 years old, and the last of the grand
children of Capt. Jedediah Hyde, after
whom this town was named. She was
| the daughter of Capt Francia Smalley,
was born In this town and had always
| lived here. She is survived by four chill
dren, Mrs. Waldo Brigham, Mrs. r. w.
Hulburd and Edward l.. Noycs OF this
| place and A. b. Noyes Of St Johnsbury.
A large number of grandchildren and
| great grandchildren also survive her.
| She was "a member of the Congregat onal
| Church. The funeral WI take place al
| her late home this afternoon at two
| o'clock. remains of Martin Girls
void. who died at fillmore Saturday. were
brought here for burial Tuesday. His
| son-in-law, Hugh Tomlinson, who died OF
I the same disease. pneumonia, was buried
| here a week ago-The Lamoille Associa
| ton of Congregational Ministers held Its
annual meeting here Tuesday. These
officers were elected; Moderator, the
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy of Morrisville; scribe
| and treasurer the Rev. c. c. ST. care
| Of Morrisville; examining committee, th(
Revs. ]. X. Fuller of Johnson and w. X
| Hamlin of Hyde Park. The Application
| of the Rev Mr.. Pinney OF North Hyde
Park for membership was presented anc
will be acted upon at the next meeting
S. b. Waite attended meeting OF
county clerks at Montpelier Tuesday,
r. W. Hulburd was in ST. Adams Tnes'
day.-A. d. Robbins was In burlington
Monday-The Home Culture club held d
very interesting meeting Monday evening
| with Mrs. e. l.. Noyes.-Mrs. II, c. Shaw
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CHELSEA.

Erastus Bugbee, aged 81 years, died
January 81, exactly one week after the
death Of his housekeeper. Mrs. Ellen
Fits Hood. On the day of her funeral.
he slipped and broke his hip and pncu-
monia soon set in. He had been four
times married and the grown children Of
three wives, u in number, attended his
funeral At the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the National Bank Of
Orange county, the following directors
were reelected: Willard T. King Of
Tunbridge, John L. Bacon OF White River
Junction, and E Oscar Tracy, W. P
Townsend and II. n. Mattisor OF Chel-
sea. At meeting Of the directors Mr.
King was elected president; Z. Oscar
Tracy, vice-presdent and II. N. Matt!-
son. cashier The usual three per cent
semi-annual dividend was declared. The
business has increased materially during
the year.-William H. Sprague has been
elected one Of the directors OF the Gran
lite Mutual Insurance company OF Barre
and Is local agent for Chelsea and
Brookfield. former Chelsea resident.
II. G. Woodruff, now OF barre, is vice.
president of the company-Dr. A. T.
Marshall has recovered from nearly three
J. X. Darling has been confined to the
house for ten days with an attack Of
rheumatism.-Austin l.. skinner Is Ill
with the grip and heart ..sease from
which he seems unlikely o recover
Houston S. Fits has been cppo nted ad-
m!nistrator OF the estate of his SISTER
Mrs. Eller A. Hood.--Chelsea Grange
will give It's annual bal! at the town
hall February 20 In connection with which
an oyster supper will . served at Grange
hal.-Mrs. Ada III IL Bacon as gone to
Quincy Mass. for visit ~ several
weeks. Elmer r. Wallace, janitor Of the
Congregational Church, has been obliged
to give up that work because OF III health
and Wesley VI. Cnderhil has taken his
place.-The bobbin factory has begun its
winters work with a full st OF hands
Mrs. George F.. Lake Is convalescing
from an attack OF appendicitis, Col.
Herbert o. Blxby. who las been confined
to the house with rheumatic fever since
December "A. Is recovering with the
prospect of being able to attend to busi-
ness within a fortnisht.-A delegation OF
local Masons attended a district meeting
at West Fairee Friday evening
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Miss liner Foss of Johnson spent sun
day with her mother Mrs. j. j. Tibbitts.
j. V. Foss drew rock maple log to
the Parker & Stearns will Wednesday
that measured so inches at the top end,
Burton Lanphcr. who has been quite
sick the past week, is improvlns. Tie
Rev. William r. Hamlen Of Hyde Park
preached at the Congregational Church
Sunday In exchange with the Rev Ira T..
Pirney.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Burnor Tuesday.-Mrs. l.. +.
Allen is confined to the house with a
severe attack of rheumatism. -George p.
Allen and j. c. Croker had their diaries
tested Tuesday and Wednesday. resulting
In the condemng OF one COW for Mr.,
Allen
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ELMORE.

days at Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jackson's.
There will be no prayer meeting at the
evenings until spring. The village school
will close Friday until the first OF May.
Miss w. Perkins of Hardwick has been
engaged to teach the next term.-Mrs.
william PEG Is a little better.-Martin
Griswold died Mt his home Saturday night
Of pneumonia at the age OF SO. He leaves
a wife four children. Mrs. Hugh Tomlin-
son, Gladys. aged u years. Percy. aged
10, Floyd aged 5.-Martin Spaulding has
gone to Montreal with his son, Walter,
to the Royal Victoria hospital to see what
can be done with his hand.
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graded school district and the town
school district, the town Of Troy as
trustee OF the fund is to pay 1t over in
those proportions, the defendants arc
TO pay tho costs to the North Troy
graded school district from April IL,
1909; former Selectmen Hunt and
wheeler, who are now out Of office, are
dismissed with costs. The town school
district also Is to pay the North Troy
graded school district the arrearagei
OF S1oO each year. The case was ar.
Fued at Montpelier last week; Annis
and Redmond for the orator; Young q
Young for the defendants--The Rev
M. w. Farman of Westfield preached
in the Congregational Church Sunday
In exchange with tn Rev. James Ra-
mare.-A. II Butterfled and c. r. I.add
made business trip to Knowlton the
last of the week.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Max E. Porter are re.
joicing over the birth of a baby boy
Jan. 24-Bernice Wells returned to Bos-
ton Sunday to commence work Monday.
-Lusius Lund and Philo Powers were
home from East Haven over Sunday
l.. y. Lund attended the auction at Bar
ton Monday and purchased horse TO
take the place OF the one that is sick.
He has taken his other team to East
Haven with Albert ST, Peter to drive 1t,
Miss Lizzie Lynch has gone to Coven-
try nursing at Mr.. Eaton's .-Mrs.
George Iitchfeid is caring for Mrs.
tC0utinued on lcvn PaYe.)
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CRAFTsBURY.

DR.. ]. s. Bibby has returned from
New York where he was called by the
sickness and death of his mother
The Ladies' Aid will meet next Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. D. Leavitt.
H. n. stevens returned Saturday
from several days in Boston.-Kate
Siicer spent last week in IIardwick.-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woodbury.
passed Friday and Saturday in Coven-
try.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Bailey have
moved to the Cole farm which he will
carry on for Mr.. Hanson.
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IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd PascJ

wood Joined her on his return from
southern New England cities, where he
had been on business.-The February
number of Suburban Life has an illus
trated story of the doings OF the Ladies'
Village Improvement society, told very
Interestingly by Mrs. r. +. Greenwood. -
MIR. and Mrs. Il. f. McFeeters. Mrs. II.
A. Fairbanks and Miss Julia Cook were
in Burlington Tuesday.-W. G. Mason
was in Swanton over Sunday.-Carmi
Mason of Bellows Falls Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mason.-
Mrs. A. j. Miller was in town Tuesday
on her return to her home in Newport,
after a week passed with her mother,
Mrs u Stevens.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Judge f. l.. Waterman OF Brattle-
boro has handed down a decree in the
case of the North Troy graded school
district VS.. Town of Troy ct al. This
case was recently decided by the SUI
premc court and the questions before
Chancellor Waterman were those of
costs and the form OF the decree, which
he has made this way: Selectman II, d,
Peck and the selectmcn henccforth of
Troy are ordered % divide the interest
OF the Moses Dodge fund" equally
each year between the North Troy
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GRAND ISLE.

Buel c. Minckled, a former resident OF
Grand Isle died Monday in the Water
bury insane asylum. His remains were
brought to Grand Isle for interment be-
side his wife, who died several years
ngo. He leaves two daughters in Bangor,
N. Y, one son. three brothers and three
sisters.-Mrs. NJ. A. Hibbard visited
friends in North Hero last week, also
her farm on Buffers Island.-The oyster
supper was very we'll attended consider
ing the inclemency of the weather.
Walter Judd OF Swanton made a short
visit In Grand Isle last week.
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EDEN.

The Ladies' Dorcns society will meet at
Mrs. A. Whittemore's Feb 4, for dinner
Mrs. Blanche Collins came home Tues
day from the Fanny Allen hospital much
benefited by her treatment-School
closes this wees at the mills. Frankie
Sylvester is one of the sick ones,--B. b.
Blake has so far recovered as to be able
to ride out.--Maria Bckford still remains
very sick with nervous prostration.-Mrs.
W. l.. Bennett Is slowly convalescing-
G. II. Baker Is able to be about again
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday the
Goth with Mrs. ]. S. Emery at the corners
for tea
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ORANGE COUNTY.
NORTH RANDOLPH.

John Colebrooll is working for William
Buzzell.-H. Guy Fletcher is in.-Volney
Farr has not been back to his school at
Fairfax since Christmas on account OF
Flint. one Of the butter
makers in the local creamery. finishes
work this month, having learned the
trade He Is TO be chief operator In an
other creamery Royce is recover
Ing from his illness.--C. II. Taft was in
Barre last week.-Bshop Evans and
Julian Carpenter saw a cub bear the
OF her day
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Saphonia Cady. who had been in
the insane asylum at Waterbury, died
Sunday. The remains were brought to
Cambridge Monday night and the funeral
was held Wednesday at the Congrega-
tional Church. She leaves one son in
Cambridge and one In Washington. D.
c., also brother, W. II. Parker, who Is
an migrant inspector at Newport, and
NJ. NJ. Ptrker OF Washington, ID, c.
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and children. who have been visiting In
Mddlebury for some time, returned home
Monday evenng.--The State board OF
education has placed the Jamoille Cen
trail Academy in the first class on an
equality with other high schools In the
State
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Among the sick are Charles Boylan,
Mrs. William Kittell Reuben Soule, Ray
Sturtevant, Thomas Tierney. Mrs. Joan
Tagne and Mrs. l. n. Chase.-Miss Re
becca Law Is in Hcrrick caring for Miss
Ethel Abells. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joshua Abells, who is very i'll with pneu-
monia.-Mrs IN. Chase's long and severe
Illness has left her In weakened
condition and it is feared course OF
treatment in n hospital will be neces-
sary.
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II. w. ALLEN q co.

OF whooping cough and other Illness
among the pupils. the first and second
grades of the primary department OF the
graded school have been closed for the
remainder Of the term. Miss McCosko,
the general assistant, will have charge
of the third grade.
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Peter Fortune is able to be about the
house.-Mrs Ira Hall, Miss Gertrude
Marion and Sarah Hall have gone to
New York and New Jersey for month";
visit among friends-Chaplain Mont
gomery Is confined TO the house with
hard cold.-Mrs. r. +. Houghton has
gone to Buffalo, y. Y. for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. \. w Fisk have gone TO
New York to attend the funeral OF VIII
Liam Donald, who died suddenly In
North Carolina Mrs. Maria Scott. an
aged and respected citizen, died at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Durivage,
Monday morning.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH.

The Rev. Father Basten sailed from
New York Thursday for Mexico on the
steamer Monterey. He was accompanied
by the Rev. L. o. Bellerose of Waure-
gan. Conn. Father Bastien when he left
Alburgh the first of the week FOR
southern trip was undecided as to just
u,bere he wpuld 20