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woLCCTT.

Daniel Pattee is very i'll with pncu-
monia at the home o: his brother. Bert
on East hill.-F.lhridEo Luther and Miss
Chrysti, McKinstry were each operated
upon for appendicitis at tho Holden nos
ptal Monday. Eoth arc doing weli.-Ches-
ter Primo and Miss Ruby Freeman Of Ell
more were MARI Cd at the Methodist par
sonage Fob. 26 by the Re-. j. II. Wills -
Mrs Everett Canterbury came home
from Boston Thursday t visit h"r moth
er, Mrs. Il. W. Kusic-N. T.. Bullock has
moved to CraftSbury to a farm that he
purchased some time ago. Leo C.. I-dall
and Mrs. Mabel =. rTllotsOn were mar
ried at the home OF tho ride Saturday.
They will reside hcre.-Mrs. Andre "
Mercia Of Morrisvillc visited NJ r. T.
Luthcrs Fr.day.-Mrs. Bctscy Twss is
IL, Of bronchitis. Carl Bukcr Of Cam
bridge has rented the y. G. Foss farm
Miss Coral Richardson IS passing a few
days with Mrs. r. VI. fIunbell.-The
Canadian Jubilee Singers VIII appear at
the town hail March Il.
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ALBURGH.

NJ. l.. Dean and family have moved to
the dwelling house and store which he
purchased OF W. f. RoWell- Alhcrt
Gonyca and Bertha Nosburrh We're mar
red at the Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. II. A. Jones February @5.-Mrs. A.
T Morgan OF Lincoln is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. +. NJ. Rogers.-Mrs Wal
ter Mandigo is in poor hcalth.-Thc A. Il.
club met with Miss Hattie Lessor Thurs
day evening when an elaborate supper
was served The Rev Father Dasticn
has returned from an extended trip OF
several weeks.--Mrs, Frank Vosburgh has
recovered from her illness The Elite
association gave surprise party at the
homo of Mr., and Mrs. Aroido G, Derby
Friday evening. 1t was their 18th we'd
ding anniversary and they We're PRESENT
ed with n silver berry spoon by the
members Of the club.-Mrs. Patience Tur-
ncr has gone to North Hero TO spend the
remainder of the winter with her daurh-
ter, Mrs. William Nantinc.-Ira Bortlc
and Miss Leah Trudcl. both of this
place, were married at the Catholic
Church Tuesday morning by the Rev.
Father Bastien. They have gone on a
wedding trip.
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ELNTORE.

Mr.. clara Griswoll went saturday 10
Graft nulr to soc her sister, Mrs. John
Groon.-Miss Eva Ward is no bctt,r.-
Nj. whitney went to Burlington Friday
g. THO Mar Fletcher hospital to receive
'-oatmon..--S. Gri7wold Of johnson waa
n toHA S1trr '1v.-C,corgc f. pierce ia
assisting in tho atore and postoficc.--
Mrs. Henry Atkins is a little better
James Boy,on returned from Fairfield
Saturday, where he went to attend the
funeral OF his sister Lyman Armstrong
reformed to lIardwick Saturday
Officers IF the town Of Elmorc 70,
til" coming year arr as follows
Treasurer. Mrs. Nellie NJ Hall: town
clerk, waiter Spaulding. selectmen, l..
II. 1.amphirr George Brnont Henry
Parker, overseor Of the poor. Benja-
min Morse; constable c. C.. Brown;
health officer. w a. Spaulding; list.
ers, r. f. Goodel, w Sillaway. C.. r.
Ward; auditors. n. l.. Delano, Frank
Merriam. f. F. Camp; road commits
7ioncr, Vernon Quimbv: school diroc.
tors, H. T.. Dolano. Frank Merriam
George Croweil is very ill.-Eva
Ward is no better-Hr. and Mrs
Frank station and son. Glen. OF Mont
pelicr were here Tuesday.-Franls
Graves. superintendent OF schools.
| gave a very interesting talk on the
subject Of schools town meeting day.
Mrs. Hugh Tomlinson Of johnson
was visitor here Tuesday
| Fitzgerald is moving to the Colby
| house
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in town.-Mrs. George T.. Smith, who
has been very i'll, is improving Mrs.
J." f. Allen Is now able to sit up
Miss Orilla Allen is critically i'll with
pneumonia and owing to her advanced
age, but little horc Of her recovery is
"ntcrtainod.--H. r. Bangs has ylr-
chased place in johnson just below
tho electric plant V. ross has
completed hts winters log job for Par.
k"t & Stoarns and sent two of his
teams to Greenfield to worl, for Rod.
n"y Jones, Charles Pratt aud G. =
wright being the drivers jackson
Tihbetts is NJ homo from ST Adams
on short Nacation.-Ncxt Saturday
evening is ladics' night at Glhon VA.
Icy, GranFc.--I l.. Bailey OF johnson
visited his mother. Mrs Emma Bailey.
ndaY.--Carroll Mum and family ~
johnson visited AZ J.. Buttss Sum
day.--Charlos Gates as moved to his
newly purchased property. tho II. II.
Bangs farm, and Mr. Bangs is NOV
ing 70 tho house vaca' cd by Mr. Gates
wh"r" he will live until tho present
occupant Of the place he has purchased
in johnson shall vacate It.
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H. w. ALLEN 81 co.

Smith, F. A. Gilbert; ovcrscor Of poor,
A. \. Boynton; first constable, George
T.. Town second constable A. ].
smith: collector of taxes, II y. Bryant;
listers. Judge H. II. Powers. II. y.
Bryant Oscar Sherwin. Lovi s. Small,
Frank Strong; auditors. II 4. Stay
ton, c. II. A Stafford. ~. NJ Rich;
trustee Of public money. II. u. Rich;
grand jurors. T. c. Cheney. J. H. Atch-
ison; road commissioner, G. A Bar
rows; town agent. +. G. Fleetwood:
school director. George c. A Smith;
cemetery commissioner. 9. II. Slocum.
tax $40 on the dollar Of grand list;
license whole number cast. SO; yes
276, no 2o4, increase Of 10 over last
year in no vote Oscar Reed Of Nash
ia, " H., is passing Il few days with
his mother. Mrs. Alice Reed. Mrs. Al
ton Little of IIardwick is the guest
Of her mother. Mrs. II. Allen.---IIiram
Richard Of Franklin has entered tn"
employ Of W. s. Welch---The stone
shed of Mould e. Davis Is shut down
owing TO the strike at Montpelier,
Barre, Northticld and other points
Mrs Howard Smith IS in burlington
for an extended stay at Or and Mrs.
W. G. Church's.--Mrs. W j. lapan.
Jr.. is passing n week IN Jefferson
villc-Mrs. Ada Marvin is In Bolvi.
dore.-Miss Agnes Linchan Of ST. Al
bans Is the guest Of Miss Blanch Peck
Mrs Lottic Wells Is the guest Of
Mrs. Bort Phillips of. Wolcot,.-C. l..
Torrill Of burlington is ut the home
Of n .yo.c NJ I've
Tcrri!l,--Mrs. L. \. CoddnE and grand
daughter Miss Ruth Midget. went to
Watcrvillc Tuesday to remain week.
Mr. and Mrs Bernie Uda! have
moved 10 Stowo---O. VI. Taylor is at
home from sharon whore he has pass
FL the winter.-Miss cora Drackctt
went Tuesday to New York whore She
Will remain a week before rcturn,n {
to her work in Boston.--Mrs Z. II
Towrc went to Craftsbury Tuesday "a
visit Relationships condition Of Mrs
Alton Lawson is somewhat improved
Allie Ring and Arthur Stewart TO
turned Wednesday to tho Vermont Rusi-
ness college at BLrllnt,ton.-The cond!-
ton Of MIS- John Nsrston, who IL scri-
ously i'll with pneumonia. remains ahou,
the same Miss Ethel Carroll went q
burlington TUESDAY To visit friends -
The Rev and Mrs. otto &. Raspc are
the parent Of a son bonn Tuesday a
daughter vas born to Nj and Mrs
Myron Wh.tcomb Tucsday'-H f. Beard
sley has moved tn the Hall house on
Jersey icichts. ". NJ TiuotFon is NOV
ing to his new homo.-Mr and Mrs. II.
\. Sayton went to Swantor "Wednesday
ia visit the formers sister Mrs u \
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HIGHGATE SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patsy Clarv visited
at the home of MIR. and Mrs {. A.
Peters Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. ].
Boomhour have moved from Swanton to
the Glen Smith farm at Rock River
A large number Of people attended the
whist party at Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Siboy's Friday evening. There Were
eight tables of whist. Refreshments were
served, dancing was INDUCED in and all
had a good time.-Mr, and Mrs. C. A
Peters are moving from their home or
the Swanton road TO the place he recent
" purchased OF Mrs. w. c. Holiness
Miss Josephine Cadorette Of Phillipsburg
who has been visiting friends in town
has returned to her home.-Debert Bar
ret. who has been Ill of stomach trouble
is better--Mrs, Charles O'Kane, who has
been IL, Is improving in health.
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Marsh on North Main street.-the and
Mrs. L. L-Ecuyer have gone on a visit
TO their daughter, Mrs. George Iarissa,
and other friends for n few months.
During their absence ID. A. Benoit, who
occupy their homc.-A. r. Cowlcs Of
Barton was In town Monday.--A letter
received by W. VI. Yaw tells of the seri-
Gus condition Of his aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Smith. at her home in Brocton, Mass.
Mrs. Smith formerly lived here.--Elmer
Il. Bailey Of Burlington, chairman Of
the tariff rates committee for tho New
England insurance exchange, was in
town Monday.
In town meeting Tuesday there were
several friendly scraps for the Offices,
ballots being necessary in several cases
and several for second lister. Officers
elected were: r. Smith. moderator w.
W. Hutchinson, clerk and treasurer; +.
A. Cassidy f. f. Beatty, G. II. Whit
comb, selcctmen; A. J. Croft. constable:
C. II. Abel. overseer OF poor G.. s.
Fassett. agent; o. y. Samson n. p.
Whitcor IL. A. j. Woodward, listers;
James O'Nol, road commissioner. The
sum of $50 was appropriated for OBJ
lie library, so for repairs on cemetery
Mt North Enosburgil, 5000 for permanent
roads; town tax, % ccnts-February
weather showed no remarkable features
although there were II days with below
zero marks. Tho mean reading for tho
month was IS against a normal of II.
Since 1900 there have been five Fcbruarys
colder than the past ono. The highest
reading was Il and tho lowest a below
zero The total rainfall was 2.93 with a
normal ot SOC Total snowfall was q
inches with 3.5 on the ground at the close
Of the month The month vas composed
Of 10 clear, partly cloudy and II cloudy
davs-Mrs w. y. Lang of Cambridge
accompanied by Mrs. y. A. Jones of the
same town IS visiting her daughter. Mrs.
] George Gaines Mrs. Y. \. Gaines
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Demarrah in West observation-disclosures
Wallace or Gardner Mass, who has been
raseinE tho winter with his son +. y.
Wallace expects 70 return homo this
wcck.-rfomor Smith Is enjoying ~ vaca-
ton from his duties rs rural carrier on
route five this week. Max IfeGahoon,
substitute. Is taking his place.
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CAMBRIDGE.

The funeral Of DR.. f. r. Brush
who died Friday. was held Monday
morning at the Congregational Church
with a large attendance. The ordcra
tina took part were the Masons. the
Grand Army of the Republic, the
Eastern Star and the Medical society
of Lamoillc COUNTY. All were repre-.
sont"d by floral tributes which with
those Of friends and relatives banked
thu pulpit and casket The medca
department II the University Of VcY
mont also sent a noral Offering in g
mombrance Of the dead man who wa
graduated from its halls in 1855.
Town meeting passed off very que
ly and satisfactory. Tho office
elected were: Solectr1on, John I,arnc(
William Midget Martin Powell
listers. Al,oa Sinclair Byron Fleetwood
Frank Thomas, ovorseor Of poor. Hour
MrNally; road commissioner. LEST
Thompson; auditors, r. Z. smith 10
Chapman. +. l.. start; trustee OF puhl'
money, Lovi SMILEY town agent I.eI
smiley; town clerk and treasurer. W. n
Griswod; school directors. Dr. J. II
Fcan, Clarence Powell D.. g. II. New
ton.-Mrs. II. +. Kinds and laughter
Jennie Of Morrisvillo are spending A fey
days With friends in tovn.-Mrs Wi.,1r
Lang and NJ Della Jones are with Mr.;
George Gaines n. FrosbUrrh.- Mar.
Frcdct,c ot burlington is in town,-Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Morgan OF Richmond
were in town Monday to attend the
funeral Of Dr. Z p. Bruch--Mrs z j.
Ga'es ard DAUGHTER. Lau-ette were IN
Waterbury Wcdnesday.-M Frank Sharp
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ISLE LA NOTE.

The Rev. J. Il, Kaloria has been inyt-
cd to give lecture at the Ahurgh
Methodist Church Thursday evening
March l2th.-Capt William Montgomery
Is able to be out-Mr, ana Mrs. Bonnie
Duha has returned form n weeks trip
to Boston.-Mrs. j. H. Kaloria is con-
fined 10 the house with the grip.-Mlss
Ida Jarvis has returned from New York
There was a dance AZ the town ha!l
Monday evening, given by Hiram PIKE
and Stanley Fleury. Darrow's orchestra
OF Alburgh furnished the music.-Abe!
Phelps of Manchester, n. H., Is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. d, r .Trombly.-A
New England supper will be given at
the Methodist Church Tuesday evening
March 10th for the benefit of the church
Supper will be served from to D. M
and following the supper the Rev j, u
Kaloria will deliver an interestlnp lee
turc u1 social life in Jorusrlom'-N ~
Loop is home from Swanton FOR ,.w
DAYS
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HYDE PARK.

Officers were elected at Tuesdays
town meeting as follows Moderator. r.
W. fulburd clerk, Noyos Wood. treas
urer, w. ". Thorp; selectmcn. r. A
Wedge, G. c. Goddard. J. J. Gilmore:
auditors, r. s. Page. j. n. Gray, +. S
Hazard; ovcrsccr Of poor. a. NJ Whit
comb; constable ard collector. o. y
Campbell; listers, s. g. waite, l..
Butts, Charles Whitcomh; trustee publit
money, r. 5. Page. grand jurors II. A..
Noyes. Peter Parrin; road commissioner
Jdecph Fcss: school director. r. A
Noyce. town agent, r. W, Huiburd:
iaX. sifl: tar town library So. Memorial
day 80: l!cersc. yes ioi. no tG-.
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MONTGOMERY.

The election Tuesday resulted as fol-
lows: Moderator. f. r. Campbell clerk,
c. L. Martin; treasurer, G. L. Martin {;
selectmen, c. s. Barker, Ell Shangraw.
A. r. Gates; constable G. w. Rowley:
listers, l.. r. Campbell. II. II. Marcy.
James Goodspcod: road commissioner,
Charles Lumbra auditors, w. j.
Wright, n. S. Parker, James Good
speed: overseer of the poor, II. II.
Clapp. grand juror, +. G.. Brennan
school director, c. a. Gardyne; trustee
u s. deposit money, c. Il. Hall; tax.
200 cents on the dcliar of the grand
list The vote on license resulted: Yes,
co. no. 115
The w. C. T. I. will rect Friday
afternoon with Miss Dell LaFountain.
The w. H. NJ. s net Wednesday
with Mrs. w G. Mansneld.--Olivcr
Goodrich has moved back to his farm
and Lewis Shower has purchased the
Goodrich house and moved there. -
Wayne Combs is moving to the Brad
ford house vacated by Lewis Shower.
j. u. Head Is moving TO the house
purchased of the estate Of the late
Annie Clapp.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs. Mabel Adams entertained the
whist club Tuesday ovcning-The
Ladies' Aid society served dinner in
the Congregational vestry Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins of
Jonesville were guests of Mr. ana Mrs.
Luke Durant a few days this week.
John Pidgeon has moved 10 the Samp-
son place in Grand Islc-Joseph Lar
row and bride returned from platts-
burgh Monday,-Eightecn couples at
tended the dance at Robiuson's hall
Friday eveninE.-Mr, Ryan has re-
signed as night operator and went
Wednesday to Alburrh, whore he has
a similar position
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ENOSBURCH FALLS.

Robert Cook, who had been living in
the family Of Jack Ward for year,
died Friday morning of heart failure.
The funeral was held Sunday at the
home of his brotherin 4. S. Arm
strong. and the burial was at Abbotts
Corner, Que. He Is survived by a son.
II. A. Cook, and sister. Mrs. j. r.
Booth, both Of Ottawa, Ont-Harold
Rawson is visiting in Poultncy.-Miss
Jessie H Rose of Waterloo is a guest
OF her brother, p. NJ. Rosc.--The base
ball Ministries appeared in Sheldon
Tuesday evening-Miss Grace Giddings
taught Miss May Leachs room the past
week during the illness of the latter.
Mrs. Lizzie Cutting of East Enos-
burgh with her mother Mrs Salome
Whitcomb, is moving into the house
Of G. NJ Whltcomb on South Main
street,-Gcorge Morse purchased the
house Of J. II. Tatro near the rrst
mill paying s50o.-Miss Mary Beer
worth of Clarenceville. Que, has en-
tered the employ of Aseltine e. Green
wood taking the place of Miss Mary
Nichols.-Mrs. william Crothers p has
returned to Stanbridge East, Que
Mrs. Lena Graves will return to st.
Adams to-day.--Mrs. A. S. Armstrong
eral weeks.-Frank Rooney expects to
move from st. Adams to a tenement in
Rurt's block.-Harry Hadd is employed
IN the store OF W. T.. Mitiguy.-Mr
and Mrs. W. ]. NJ Beattie and daughter
left Saturday for Barro-E. Judd Irish
returned from California Saturday,
Miss Amanda Ovitt returned to Water
bury Saturday after two weeks at her
cousins, G.. J.. Ovitt.
Mrs. T.. e. Kimball was called to Bur-
lington last week by the illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Mary NJ Clark. who died
Saturday. Mr.. Kimball and son attended
the funeral Monday.--Jamcs and Albert
Cook of Ottawa. Ont, were In town Sun
day to attend the funeral of their
brother, Robcrt.--Mrs. Anna Merrill of
Lancaster, \. H.. is passing a few days
with her mother Mrs Sarah Gidd!ngs.--
The condition OF Miss May Leach. who
has been III with quinsy sore throat, is
somewhat improved though she will not
be able to resume her place In school
for some time Miss Grace Giddlngs is
supplying for her-The Woman's Foreign
Missionary society will meet with Mrs
A. ]. Croft this aftornoon.-rhe
Ladies' Aid will serve supper in the
ladies of tho Free Bapaist Church. fol
lowing their usual custom. served
dinner in the vestry Tuesday. The
condition Of Miss Cedelia Lawrence Is
somewhat improved, Mrs. Nelson Cantol
of Montgomery. who has been carina
for her, returned home,-Pixley Post will
meet at the post rooms Saturday after
moor. Joseph Panuettc. who had tht
VI ,,11,,
ery's ice house. fell on the slide within
five minutes of the completion of the Job
and injured his shoulders badlly.-Mr
and Mrs. f. i. Greenwood went to Bur
lngton Monday to attend the funeral o
Mrs Mary NJ, Clark,-Mrs. D, N
Gardner is in Burlington for few days
Pr r. S. Hutchinson has moved hi
offico into the front rooms recently oc
oupicd hv ~ H. yaw Frank Rooney
OF St Adams Is moving into the Other
rooms Nj Yav used. J. II Tatro, who
sold MS flnro pcrose the river, has mov
90 into tho htimhlll tenement OF l.. /.
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FAIRFAX.

At the town meeting Tuesday officers
were elected and business transact as
follows: Moderator, G. H. Hunt; clerk
A. j. Bcoman; selcctmcn, r. VI Ballard
L. c. Boyden, -. A. Webcrton; con-
stables c. c. Gillette, \. A. Bccman;
collector c. G. Gillette. listers. NJ. T..
Strait, George Watson j.. y. Bcardsley;
road commissioner, G. d. orion: town
agent, I. f.. Hunt; auditors /. L. Hun:
8. Z. Wilson. i. y. Shepardson: over
seer of the poor, |. W. Paris: town
grand jurors. r. VI. Ballard. J. ". Par
ris, N. Alfred; school director. G. G. or
ton; library trustees. Mrs VI d. chit
tenden and Mrs. W. D. Stuart; trustee
Bellows Free Academy, +. W. Shepard
son; trustee L. S. deposit money, +. W.
Shepardson; cemetery commissioner. Miss
Mary Cfford; tax, 100 cents on the dol
lar of the grand lis. The vote on license
resulted: Yes &C. no 14I. Four per cent.
on the grand list was voted FOR per
1nanent roads 1t was voted to appropri-
ate SIS for Memorial day and so FOR the
Ladies Improvement society.-Mrs. c. c.
orion and daughter spent Saturia. in
st. Alhans.--1. :. Howard returned Fri
day from burlington, having been dis
charged as grand juror in United States
court.--B. VI. Ballard has been notified Of
his rea Npointmcnt as game and fish war-
den by II. g. Thomas, state commission
er.-The Rev. L. W. Killcy. a mission
AIRY from China, preached at the Bap-
fist church Sunday morning and was
listened 20 with much interest After the
service there were seven baptized six
being from the Baptist Church at West
~, Nv I, 1,a, i,
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs Horny Lumbra visited a
few days in Montgomery last wcck-Mrs.
Luther Fitch. Miss Selma Bomhard. Mrs.
Minnie Ncwcity and John Nonteith are
ill.-.Niss Gertrude Hawkins has gone 10
sheldon, where she has employing nt-Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Murray of Euosbursh
visited his sister, Mrs. T.. .Shancraw.
SundaY.-Miss Mabel Foley Of Montgom-
cry Center is visiting relatives here. -
Mrs C. G. Shanfraw. who has been visit
Ing in Fast berkshire, mas returned
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GRAND ISLE.

There is to be an oyster supper for the
benefit of the Methodist church March
13 at the church dining rooms. A musi-
cal program viii be furnished in conncc-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren Donaldson
very pleasantly entertained the Grand
Isle Whist club at It's last moeting.-
Mrs. NJ II. Farrell Of plattsburgh Is
visiting Miss Mary IIibbard--Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Warren of Plattsburgh,
n. Y, are visiting in Grand ISLE
Little Pearl Prouty, who has been Sc
riously i'll, is somewhat better.
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FLETCHER.

The following is a list Of officers elected
at town meeting Tuesday: Moderator. f.
w. Hitchcock; clerk and treasurer. G..
r. Parsons selcctrncn. +. J.. smith, j.
T. Nevens. Ira ". Green; ovcrsocr Of
poor. D. s Gillian; listers, ". y. Hooper
A. n Hooper ]. II. Patch: constable. f..
T. Flanders: school director. \. H.
Hooper town grand juror. f. \. Hunt;
road commissioners, d. S. Gillian, Lee
Carpenter; auditors. w. S. Shcpardson
joel I.oopcr, r. A. Hunt; grand jurors
p. c. Robinson. A. II. Hooper. petit
Jurors. r G. RYAN, H. l.. Maxilcld, -.
s. Gillian. william Reardslcy T. A.
Keyzer: license vote. yes A, no 80; tax.
81 3o-The stage service between this
town and Cambridge has been dis
continued. All mail will now be carried
ny Cambridge and East Fairfield rural
delivery men.-William Wctherhee and
brother. Lono. have gone to MiddloseX,
urb t,1py have rmTlONn1nn.
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for Uphoterna purposes and Curtains So inches wide price 40c
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Wit Swis. Curain Musln-plain Dotted stripes fig
ured great so inches wide price 5c SOC per
yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The following officers were elected
at town meeting Tuesday: Moderator.
C. A. Hull; town clerk. a. II. Bowen:
treasurer, A. II. Bowen; sclectmen f.
S. willard. W. c. SmIth, A. J. Hoad-
ley; overseer Of the poor, 3. II. Combs;
constable and collector Of taxes, A. C.
Derby; listers. N. =, Ladd. J. Il. Weld.
C. s. Ch,fYec; trustee of public money.
\. II, Bowen; town grand jurors, II.
f. Comings. w. Is. Jolley. ID. T.. Weld;
road commissioners W. X. Noble, O.
+. Kinney: school directors. J. j. Nc
Kenney. C. j. Peterson, c. a. Hull.
town agent, Daniel Morcy; tax, s1.O5
license vote. yes %. no 90.---C. 3.
Mosier Of Burlington was at his broth
err E. A. Mosier, Sunday.-Mrs
Charles Austin and daughter Of Rich
ford are passing the week with Miss
NJ b. Ewins.-Mrs. Gaines of Cam
bridge is at the home OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Demar.-Albert Cook OF
Ottawa, Ont, was at W. NJ. Armstrong
Sunday