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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The annual installation of the officers
of Frontier Grange took place Thursday
evening. The installation which was
public, was largely attended and was
performed by Past Master II. A. DIM
stead. Music was furnished by the
Grange orchestra and refreshments were
served after which there were remarks
and short speeches, Misses Flora and
Lucy Weld returned Monday from few
days visit in Swanton.-The following
officers of the Sunday school have been
elected for the year 1905: Superintendent,
Henry Bashaw; assistant superintendent,
Henry Hoadley; secretary, Miss Lucy
Weld: assistant secretary, Miss Gladys
Dimond librarian, Mrs. C. A. Hull; as
sistant librarian, Philo Stanley, Jr.; Choir
lister Miss Mary J. Armstrong; organist,
Miss Gladys Dimond.-The funeral of
Miss Zenoba Ewins who died suddenly
of heart failure Monday morning, was
held at the house Thursday at one
o'clock. the Rev. G. A. Emery officiating,
with burial in West Berkshire cemetery.
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be raised in proportion. \ udley Prescott,
a Boston impersonator. 5ill give an en-
tcrtainment for the benefit OF the senior
class in the high school Friday evening"
At the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday an oyster
elmer will be served at noon and the
afternoon session will be public. There
will be installation Of officers and n short
literary and musical program All are in
vited
The visit to Mt. Mansfield last week
of party of young people, including
two young ladies' recalls the fact that 1t
is an unusual event fer women to visit
the mountain in winter. In April, 1893.
Miss Bessie Adams, then a girl of IL
years, accompanied her father. q. w.
Adams, and young man from Boston
to the top Of the mountain on the snow
crust. The snow was very deep and the
crust hard enough t, hold UP horse.
All three carried jumpers and made the
descent In quick time on them. The only
other instance on record is that OF per-
haps forty-fvc ~s ago wnen Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Barnes. Dr.. and Mrs
Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and Miss
Abbic Barnes, names familiar to the
the mountain In winter with a four horse
team driving to the halfway house. the
ladies riding tho horses from there to the
summit or tlp-top house as 1t was called
where they put up for the night and took
the horses inside for shelter. A severe
storm came on during the night and the
party experienced great hardshtps on Its
return the next day. They would un-
dnttht rl1t hot ,r.tth ,,el t,,,t
for the timely assistance of friends who
being alarmed for their safety, went to
their rescue.--The subject of the Rev
E. NJ. Abbott's sermon at Unity Church
Sunday morning will be Law and Or
der" The annual meeting OF Unity
lurch will he held Tuesday.-Robert
Harris, who left Stowe several months
ago to visit relatives in the West and
South, is passing the winter in Bennett
vile, La. He finds the climate delightful.
the weather at present being like June
in Vermont.--E. s. Edison is moving to
Waterbury, where, in company with c.
H. Douglass, he has bought barber
shop.-Mrs. Cora Eearren is moving to
the tenement in the drug store bu..ulng
vacated by G. A. Rilcys family, who
are occupying the house recently pur-
chased OF Mrs. Mary Atwood.-N. II.
Kaiser and c. A. Simmons were IN
Greensboro Wednesday to attend the
funeral of their father-in-law, D. c.
Melvin. Mrs. Kaiser and Mrs. Simmons
have been there several weeks.-B. G.
Godfrey's illness has developed into pneu-
monia.-Miss Bessie Smith Is out Of
school on account of illness. Miss Nc
Coske and Matte Campbell are In charge
OF the school Mrs. II. A. G.. Able was In
Burlington Wednesday, Susan Col
burn has received news OF the death of
her sister. Mrs. Still, In Hardwck .-Sev-
eral inches of snow, which fell Tuesday
night and Wednesday, was welcomed by
the lumbermen.
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White. died Sunday afternoon after an
illness Of nearly a year Mrs. King had
made her home here with Mrs. White for
the past year and a half, coming from
portsmouth. N. H., where her married
HE had been passed. There was a
prayer service at the home here Tuesd' Y
morning at nine o'clock conducted by ne
Rev. a. w. Ford of West Enosburgh
AFTER which the body was taken to
Fairfield where Mrs. King was born and
passed her childhood and where some
family friends still remain. The services
there were conducted by the Rev A
c. Austin of Sheldon in the Congrega-
tonal Church and burial was made in
the cemetery adjoining.-An accident oc-
Cured In the storehouse connected with
w. II. Billados store Saturday evening
caused by too much wood In the room
above. Luckily no one was injured
Mcssrs. Jones and Dapoint, who have
been putting steel ceilings In the new
school building, have finished and re-
turned to ambridge. Rev. w. q.
Mason was in Richford Sunday. where he
conducted services. Misses Eva and Alma
Laname returned Friday from a few
days in st Adams. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bascoin,
who passed Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs C.
r. Laname's Eugene Eddy of Middle
bury College was a guest over Sunday Of
+. NJ. Carpenter. Miss Jessie Carpenter
returned TO New Haven Monday where
she Is the assistant principal in tho high
school.
An alarm OF fire was rung in Monday
afternoon to which there was quick
response and the blaze speedily subdued.
Mrs. Martha Rublce on Maple park went
to neighbours for few minutes leaving
two young children in the house who
played with fire which got into the par
tition. It was discovered by Richard
Erwin and Jay Goodsell. who CHANGED to
be passing. Damage was slight except
from water. M. p. Perley was In Bur-
lington Monday attending upon meet
Ing of the executive committee of the
State Sunday school association.-C. II.
Abel attended meeting OF the audit
o-s OF the poor house association In
Sheldon Monday. A. ]. Caldwell left
Monday for Portland. Maine.-Miss Ann
Farnsworth has moved into rooms in ~.
c. KendalTs house.-Mrs. w. f. Mtiguy
with Mrs. J. NJ. Hazel and children re-
turned from Barre Monday. where they
were called several weeks ago by the
Illness and death OF their father. Jerry
Mccarthy Croft Is in Rutland this
week attending the Dairynen's meeting
and of the sugar makers association Of
which he Is presdent-Mr. and Mrs A. J.
Orr and daughter were in Burlington
Tuesday. and Mrs. F. w. Draper
are in Rutland this week.
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs. Mary Sheppard is moving back
to Highgate.-Melvin F. Wright has
returned to Enosburgh Falls high
school.-Miss Mabel Stevens Is not as
well.-Miss Alberta Orr, who has been
i'll with tonsilitis, has recovered Her
sisters. Winnie and Hildred, have also
been having tonsilitis.--A number of
children in several of the districts
have the whopping cough.--At the
congregational Church meeting G.. s.
Fassett was reelected clerk and w.
J. Chanee, collector and treasurer.
Delegates chosen for the June con-
ference of churches at Berkshire are
G. 8. Fassett and Mrs. Fassett. Roy
Maynard and Carroll Leach. Money
raised in the several societies con-
nected with the church and Sunday
school for the benefit of missionary
purposes last year amounted to $24O.
Five members died last year: S. II.
Dow, II. II. Eldrcd, Guy Woodward.
Mrs. w. r. Hutchinson and Mrs. s. s
GRAY
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SHORT OF LIVE STOCK.
That Made the Brighton Market tho
Stendicst for Weeks.

Boston. Jan. S-Light receipts caused
brisk trading at the Brighton market
yesterday. Prices were not sharply adj
vanced, but the market was stcad.er
than for some weeks Some Of the live
stock sold vas OF extra good quail
ity
Thirty working oxen wore sold at
prices ranging from ii2 to 5i.c per
pound One especially good pair in
private sale brought a price understood
to he in the neighborhood Of &c.
Three hundred Inferior grade beef cat
tie were sold at prices ranging from s.J
hundredwoight for bolognas sgdS50
for beef cows and s30i for bulls one
fancy bull, Weighing 100. was sold by
F. l.. Libby for $3.50 a hundrcdwelsht
The first 1908 spring lamb at the Rrigh-
ton stockyards made it's appearance yes
terday. 1t was Of choice stock weeks
old and consigned TO be killed one
hundred other sheep and lambs We're
sold at prices ranging from to cents
for the sheep AMI cents per pound for
the lambs.
Among the l5o calves on the market
was one Yorker weighing go pounds.
bought a. private sale The other
calves sold at prices ranging from to
cents per pound.
Hogs dropped from 10 to 70 cents per
hundredweight. more being on the mar
ket than for several months Fifty
seven We're sold at $3.50
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HILL WEST.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shangraw, who
have been in the employ OF H. f. DOM
ina in lumber camp at West Berk-
shire. were obliged to give up work on
account OF the Illness OK Mrs Shangraw
with appendicitis. They are at the home
OF MT and Mrs. f.. J. Shangraw.-Joseph
Ariel has moved from II, +. Domino 8
farm and moved to Eden to a large farm
which he has leased,-Ous Hare Of West
berkshire has moved to II. F. Domino S
farm which he has leased.--Miss Hattie
Wescott of Sheldon is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. b. II. Jewett.-Mrs. Frank L,im-
bra. Virgil Benway and Lawrence Jewett
are ill.-Mrs. Louis Tatro of Westfied Is
visiting at Frank Lumbra's.
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FAIRFAX

Seventy-fve attended the roll call at
tho Baptist Church Saturday Several
from out OF town included the Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown and son Of st. Adams.
the Rev. Mr.. Chambers and Deacon
George Huntley of Westford. and Mrs.
Heman Allen and daughter of Milton
Miss McNall Of Colchester Is the guest
of Mrs. F. r. Tabor.-Miss Stilphin OF
st. Adams is the guest Of Mrs G. II,
Staford.--Those who passed Friday in
Burlington were w. w. Holbrook. Ed
ward Carpenter, Myron Flemings, Mrs,
F.. A. Stafford and Miss Jennie Hart
well.--Deputy Sheriff Bixby of Essex
arrested Charles Bushey and brought
him to Fairfax Friday for trial. He IS
the party that Deputy Sheriff C. G..
Gillette could not locate January l..
He was wanted i-r extorting money
from Mr.. Snyder. He appealed to
county court.-Bellows Free Academy
opened Monday,-Fay Marvin returned
to business college in Boston Friday.
Miss Bertha Butler left for Provi-
dence. r. l.. Monday.
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sales 5000; spot easy. Option market
opened steady but later declined under
bearish weather news and closed &c net
lower, Nay 697s070 l1c; closed 697sc; July
closed 6sssc
OATs-R, ccipts 103,5oo; exports 1870.
Spot easy.
COFFEE-TLe market for coffee flu
lures opened steady at unchanged prices
to decline Of FIVE points in response
10 easier European cables. There was
veI. little coffee for sale, however and
the loss was recovered during the day
on scattering demand. The close was
steady, net unchanged. Sales were re-
ported of 5000 bags including: March at
.y'S; May at $3.50; Sept. ut $3.50; oct. at
$500 and Dec. at $3.50
Spot steady.
SCGAR-Raw firm: fair refining 3I2;
centrifugal 96 test 3.o2; molasses sugar
BIT; refined steady.
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SWANTON.

During the past year there were -
births, Sc deaths and 80 marriages in
Swanton The previous year the rec
ord was: Births, IS: deaths, So. marri-
ages. 43.-Monday evening Miss Matte
Ilusscy. Miss Lizzie I1crrick, Miss Inez
Rabbit and Miss May Sargent started
for New York and sailed Wednesday
morning on the steamer Bermudian
for BernWda where they have positions
in a hotel for the winter-Mrs. Hiram
Collins has been called to Burlington
by the illness of her daughter. Mrs.
Scully Lyman II. FELTON,. who is fin
ishing off four new houses near tho
East Sation, has bought the Pencil lot
on Greenwich street near Egbert Platt's
aud broke ground last week for an
other house.
George Webster e. Sons sent seven
work horses to Newton Falls. n. Y.
| tuesday where they are engaged in
extensive numbering operations-Su-
rerintendent Carter of the bureau Of
fisheries was here from ST. Johnsbury
Monday arranging for some important
changes in the hatchery that will ma
tcrially increase the capacity of the
plant.-The remains of Mrs. Truman &C..
Mead were brought here Tuesday
morning from Springfield. Mass, for
interment in Riverside cemetery. Mrs.
Mead resided in Swanton for many
years, but on the death Of her husband
few years ago went to Springfield to
live with relatives. The cause of her
death was heart trouble.
DR.. George McAleer OF Worcester.
Mass. formerly Of Philipsburg. IL still
engaged In trying to find the origin and
correct meaning of the Indian word
Misssquoi and Is making some resea re h
In Swanton. Tho doctor published a book
ON the subject about two years ago.
covering lot of Interesting matter
gathered from Indian sources and from
Jesuit records without being able to c.carlv
establish the meaning OF the word As the
name originally applied to Missisquo
river in the Immediate vicinity Of Swan
ton.-About ~ members OF Seventy-slx
Lodge attended the Masonic district meet
Ing at Richford Tuesday evening.-The
funeral Of George Savoie, long time
resident OF Swanton, was he'd at the
Catholic Church yesterday He died Of
consumption with which he had been i'll
the past year, being compelled to give
up his engine on the st. j. Il L. c. road
nine months ago, He was one OF the
charter members OF the local Order OF
Foresters and II former officer Mr.. Savoie
leaves a wife and se-en children. John
Camfeld quarry. foreman for the Philips
burg Marble company for two years, has
moved back to Swanton Francis Lapelle
will return To Boston this week to re-
sumo his musical studies.-Mrs. A. A.
Brooks, who broke her hip by a fall on
the sidewalk Is improving very slowly.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

About thirty young people from
FRANKLIN, swanton. Sheldon and this
Town attended the party given for Oscar
\. Rixford at his home Friday evening. -
Horace Morrison will be superintendent
IN the Rixford manufacturing shops in
! he place left vacant by the death of
Richard Britch.-A son was born to Mr..
>nd Mrs. Merton Clapper January g.
Hiram Isham and son of st. George
listed his sister, Mrs. Albert Marsh, this
veek.--Horace Cutler Is i'll with the
bumps Sharon has returned to
3choOl IN Burlington.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The whist clup was entertained at
George Tracy's Friday evening.-Maple
Lawn Academy reopened Monday after
a two weeks vacation.-Announcements
have been received of the marriage of
Harry Mcbride. formerly of this town.
and Miss Gertrude Tildon of M,not
Beach. Mass. Mt the home of the bride.
January l.--George Kinney and family
OF Shelburne passed New Years at r.
l.. Kinney's.-Forty couples attended
the ball at Robinson's hall New Years
evc.-Andrew Baker has moved from the
Varney farm TO Grand Isle.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Conlln and and son and
Miss Margaret Conlin OF WinooskI pass-
ed New Years day at James Doupher-
ty's.-Bcnnie Fresh has returned from a
visit in Canada
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Bessie Libby is visiting at Enos-
burgh Falls.Mrs. II. A. Chaffee Is ILL.,
Miss Kate Libby has returned to Enos-
burgh Falls schoolafter n two weeks va
cation.-Mrs. Eliza Chaffce JENNIE. wife OF
Darwin Jenne, died at the home of her
son, Adelbert JENNIE. December &c. The
funeral was held at the Second Congrega-
tional Church and intcrment was In the
cemetery at the Center. She was 70 years
old and had been a great sufferer for
months.-The Pinnacle View club will
meet al J. Thomass this evening
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MONTGOMERY.

H. G. Comstock has returned to Pitts
burg, Pa.-Miss Sadie James Is visiting
Miss Louise Clapp in Montreal.-The w.
c. T. Il. meet Friday with Miss Alice
Clapp.-Msses Dorothy and Lucy Parker
have returned to Montpelier Seminary
Miss Amy Goodspced returned to Law
renee. Mass. Monday.-Wiliam Downey
Is moving to the A. A. Rushford place
he recently purchased.-Mrs Emma Cof-
fren was at home from St. Adams for
the hoidays.-Mrs. Shepard and daugh-
ter OF Newport are visiting hor sister
Mrs. Bert Philips.-Mrs. W. II. Clapp
who recently underwent an operation in
a Montreal hospital, is in a critical con-
ditior
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RICHFORD.

Miss Gertrude Flanagan has re-
.trncd from few days visit in St
Johns and Montreal Washington Re-
bokah Lodge, No. "a, I. O. o. +" Install
ed the following officers Monday night:
Noble grand, Mrs. f. x. Shattuck; vice.
grand, Miss Anna Arms; recording
secretary. Miss Lila NJ. Whipple; FIN
ancal secretary, Mrs. r. II. Maudigo
treasurer. Miss Nellie Manuel.-Invita-
lions have been received for the mar
rlage OF Burt Marshall Faufaw, former
iy OF this place, but now Of Boston. and
! Miss Mary Elizabeth Hendrick, daugh-
/ ter of the Rev. and Mrs Webster L.
! Hendrck of Norwich Mass at the
congregational Church in that place at
aoon Saturday, January H-The new
chimney for the power station of the
! Sweat Comings Co. which is being
built by the Alphons Custods Chimney
CONSTRUCTION CO.. Of New York, IS pro-
crossing rapidly, and will probably be
aone in n little over two weeks. 1t is
| % feet high on 2o-foot cement
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base and TT. and : in. at the top. The in
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and feet respectively. II is built o. ra-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Quotations FOR Cattle, sheep ana Hogs
Mt New York.

New York, Jan. S.
BEEV ES-Receipts S9, Market steady
Steers 81 to 3,S; oxen and stays $500 to
A75; bulls 1925 to a.05; COWS $3.50 to
No; tops Xl5 Exports to-day 10 cattle
Tomorrow 500 quarters OF beef.
CALVES-Receipts l.467 Vcals and
barnyard calves firm and CSC higher: no
westerns all sold. Veals 500 to $500;
few 70 $6.1Oa6. %; barnyard calves Arm
$500 to $3.50: yearlings 1925 to $s75.
Dressed calves strong; city dressed yeals
elsQl5c per pound; country dressed Q to
1870. n few at lee.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts II. 100;
sheep steady; lambs firm, all sold, sheen
$3.50 to $500 culls 800 to 3s2b: lambs
80 TO $500: cuils $500
HoGs-Receipts LIPS; market steady
1T $500 to $50
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mclborn Hazon are III
with the grip.--Mrs. Jesse Motto and
son passed Sunday at Melborn Hazcns
Louis Fourier passed last week IN
Chazy, N. Y.--Dawson McGregor of
Hyde Park visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William McGregor. last week.
Addie Poauette returned to Burlington
and Geneva Reynolds to Johnson Mon
day to resume their studies Miss Ma
bel @. HAGEN is visiting in Swanton
and St Adams
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MORRIsvILLE.

Miss Bessie Bates. who has been at
her home in Sutton, p O.. has returned
to assist in the care of Mrs. r. A. Hol
lenbeck.-Miss Belle McGinnis Is teach
ing IN North Hero.--The Worthwhile
fire department has presented f. NJ
Davis with a silk umbrella Mr.. Davis
will soon move to Hardwick. -Mrs. A
J. Pomeroy, who has visited hep broth
er, r. ]. Isham. returned to East Fair
field Saturday.-Miss Edna Carpenter
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mudgett
in Cambridge Miss Clara Dodge re-
turned to her school work in Barre
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Dud
ley. guests of the latters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Abram Tatro, returned to
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. George
Towers passed Saturday In Hyde Park
Tho following officers We're elected at
! the annual meeting of Lamoillo
Grange: Master. f. T. Ryder overseer
George l. A. Smith; steward. A. +.
Burke: assistant steward, George Cha
| pin lady assistant steward. Mrs. D. D.
Holmes; chaplain. Mrs. p A. Smith;
lecturer, Mrs. George l. a. Smith;
| Flora Mrs. Clayton story; Ceres, Mrs.
F.. r. Ryder: Pomona, Mrs ]. II. Mud
gett: gatekeeper. Alfred Dodge.-Mrs.
A. 3. JOY Of Jericho returned home
| Saturday after n short visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Davis
Miss Mary Haynes. guest for several
days OF Miss Eugene Pinney. returned
to Burlington Saturday Mrs. George
Hawkins Of North Calais is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Sherman.--Mrs
Belle Hall Croft and son, DeFoe re-
turned to Boston Saturday after a two
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs
Orphelia Hall.--Mrs. Lottie Wells pass
ed saturday in Wolcott. the guest of
Mrs Bert Phillips.-Le Stewart
sprained one ankle badly Friday even
ing while practicing with the Alpha
Theta basket ball team.--Mrs Alice
Sawyer returned Saturday from
Greensboro whore she visited her Sis
ter, Mrs. A. j. Daniels.
Miss Jessie Wombel of Boston Is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Wombel.- Miss Myra Carpenter OF
Glover is a guest of Mr.. and Mis-. Levi
Noble, -Misss Josephine Slayton has re-
turned to Burington.-Mrs. NJ. p. Maui
rice has returned from visit to her
mother. Mrs. NJ. C. Hale. In Underhill-
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Silloway and son,
Carroll, passed Sunday in Hardwick--
me ooNu'',oh OF MISS "er'ruue Davis
WHO "aS peen tnrea,ehcu win pheu.
,,"n,a' 70 "nplov,"e,- n'Ss %'f'e Joy OF
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Davis.
b H. to'oS went 10 burlington Mon
u'S W nav. VI. io'e ""ser vi MS !elt
manu- "'"pu'a'eu a. tne mary fle'cher
nosp''"',-N l." Ii''otson Is spend
'ns ~" uass III b"r'ihs'oh'-D' L.
A"uie"s, VINO came saturday from hos
W" '" ''s,' WI ""o WITS OTTO Nroweii'
went 10 Johnson Mo,'uay 10 remain
r." WINS VIZ" Wis. A'to" W.
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va. '' =" WIN p'euro-p'e"'hoh'a'-
'sh' .e'urhe" MONDAY 10 MS
works FOR Daniel Cole in the west part
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Miss Marie Rockwell returned to her
school in Montpelier Saturday.-Mrs II.
w. Jones passed Saturday in st. Al
bans.-Miss Mabel Boice Is visiting in
Saranac LakcThe Rev. H. w. Jones Is
convalesccnt.-Capt Il. -. Rockwell
is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
c. F.. Carpenter Of st. Albans.-vernon
Badger has resigned as station agent in
Fairfield and returned to his home here.
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MORSE S LINE.

Lionel Hoover has finished clerking for
j. NJ. Hin and taken a farm with his
father in F'relghsburg Charles w. Heff-
lon Of Highgate is clcrking for ]. NJ Hill.
Robert Sherwood of Worcester, Mass
is visiting his uncle Ralph Sherwood