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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Tho funeral # G. = Ralontinc was
h I'D at his lat" home Monday morning
at eleven O'Clock. Tho Rev. r. f..
Newell OBLIGATED. Mr. Ealoutine. who
had been in poo health for some time.
died Saturday morning He is sur.
Vived hy a wife.-Miss Lila Wcbbcr
has position IN the Office of H. r.
Cummings. Ward has return
Cd from Barre and is employed by his
father at electrical work.-Mrs kooler
has opened II millinery shop in the
Marshall block. At the annual meet
ing OF Riverside Chapter. o f. s. the
following officer were elected: Matron
Mrs. Isabel MrNauGhton, associate
matron, Mrs. Myrtie Thomas, patron
j. w. Mitchell: couductreSs. Mrs. Nell
Dean; associate runduCtrpss. Mrs. Maud
Pierce: secrctary. Mrs. Mary Duttou:
treasurer. Mrs. Fula Cobb: warden
Mrs Della Lawson; sentinel, -. Nj
Naughton. pianist. Miss CLEO bow;
Ada. Bcssir lawson. Ruth, Mary
Michael: Esthor Ethel Harrison. Mar
tina. Maud COLI. Electa. Mabclle Ja-
cobs. Mrs. g ~. Kimhall and Mrs
Anna Mack spent Saturday in st.
John sbury.--Th" Rev j.. F. Newell
left Monday evening for Barre TO at
tend conference Nj Glen Devcreaux
of Barton has position in the print
inc ofIiro
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CONFERENCE NOTES.

1t is not expected that any caauces
vii! be made In the presiding clj"rshias
ths year Messrs Lewis and Hunt tavn
yet three years more of possible service.
and NJ Siuthers has been on the Mont
peiier district but one year All oc them
arc doing excellent service. ana are de-
sired TO remain by both pastors u,l po,-
pie.
II is rumorcd that new pastor. ..ay g..
expected at Enosburgh FAILS Bellows
Falls, Proctorsville, Lyndou,il. New
port, Island Pond Weston. Barnard
Essex Junction. Moretowu. West Bork-
shire. Binshamville. Browningron and
other places. In many OF these cases the
preachers themselves desir" a changc.
and IN some cases it seems necessary
to take up preachers who are entirely
satisfactory to the people whero thcy are
II. order to I'll more important pastor
ates. such is true Of the pastors at
lTndonvill" and Island Pond and other
places.
Not many laymcn have yet put in an
appearance. nat they will be coming from
now on. Tomorrow there Will be an in
formal and unofficial laymeu's meeting
t" consider problems OF interest to the
peopl" ana church, and on Friday the
lay electoral conference for TIE elect ION
Of two delegates to the general confer
once at Baltimore will be held
Among those whose names are mon
toned for election to the general confer
ence by the laymen are judge : u.
Hobson Of Island Pond and G. :. Andrews
of Barre. Both are well equipped for the
position.
The prevalence of tho strike in the
city, not yet settled. has greatly onhanc"d
the problem of entertainment but DR..
ThaYer. the pastor of the local church.
has tn" matter we'll in hand and is
seconded by the loyal efforts Of the
laymen Of his church. To some extent
the members Of the other churches Of
the city are also assisting In the work
Of entertainment. But ii IS no small TASK
to care for nearly 90 preachers and wives
for nearly a week. Tho hospitality of
Barre, often tested. has never been
found wanting.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs John Guvctte died OF tvphoid
fever TUESDAY. IRA Harrington suffered
n shock Sunday morning. Two sisters.
Mrs. Flemnins Of orwell and Miss Har-
rington Of Crown Point. are helping
care for him Lena, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. simon Lavallcy. is seriously i'll
with typhoid fcVer.--Dr Mary Plat and
Miss Winifrcd Farr are passing the
week in Boston Mrs. Angie Vaughn of
Bellows Falls is a guest at DR.. Howard's
Miss Catlin ana T.. H. Moore are pass-
ing a few weeks at Atlantic City as
guests Of Miss tatlin's brother, George
Catlin.-Thc thank offering meeting of
the W, H. NJ T. will he held April -: at
Mrs Fila W. Baldwin 's.--The heavy
winds the past week did much damage
q bout town.
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ADDISON.

schools began Monday. The teachers in
this part Of the town are Mrs Van Akin
and beaumcN Hurd NJ the corners,
Fannie Sears at tho Chappel corners and
Mrs. Pettihone in the Willmarth district.
tn" c. r. Il. society was entertained
at +. J.. Wiilmarth's Friday evening
whcn hot maple sugar was served MIR.
and Mrs. Raymond Clark Of Australia is
in town for the summer Mr.. clark was
former Addison boy but has been en-
gagged in the sheep business IN Australia
for nearly ~ years rsClarencc benedict
and family have returned from the north
Of the state. whrrc they have been visit
ing for the past month They are now
at NJ II. Hanks's Faster exercises will
he held in the church Harold
Crane was in Salisbury over Sunday. The
guest of Carlton Jones. Miss Lucy
Palmer is teaching in East Middle bury.
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WEYBRIDGE.

ference at Sara ,oga. Mrs. Heller will
spend the week at her old home in Al
hany, N.Y.-Mr. and Mr. H. l., Thomp-
son were in Burlington last week and
purchased Of ShanleN q Co. a hundred
new books for the Cotton lbrarv.-Mrs
Mary Sprague. VINO has le"n caring for
the children Of Ray Brittcll the past year
and half has !,iyen UP hcr position and
gone to her home in Panton-Thcrc will
bc no servicr IN the Methodist Church
next Sunday ru account of the absence
Of the pastor. Mrs. john Dodge of West
Rutland was tho guest Of hcr mother
Mrs. Sarah BrIt,e,L Saturday and sun
day Miss Nina sampson who has spent
the winter in Mddlebury, has returned
homo
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LARRABEE'S POINT.

Mrs. William Rockwell and son. P.r-
tram. Of Plainiield, y. Y. are stopping
al b W Burleigh's Miss Frances Wes-
ley has returned to her school In Bran
don. B. w. Builelsh returned Saturday
from New York city.-ISchool opened
Monday of This week with Miss Nellie
Wissell OF Shorcham as teacher,--W. q,
l.arrabe has 30 chickens from one
batch of eggs. Walter Burleigh has had
two patches hatch 75 in one and 175 in
the other,-rhe high wind Friday and
saturday blow down y. W Rurlcigh's g
windmill and finished tie last .of tho ice
IN the lakA-
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BARNEY BUTLER.
Elaborate Wedding at Rutiand-2'O
Attended Reception.

Rutland, April lJ-An elaborate we'd
ding took place here tonight when Miss
Helen Maria Butler. daughter of Judg"
Fred NJ. Butler OF the Law firm of Butler
O. Mooney, and John a. Barney. who is
a ssociated with the Rochester Clothing
company, were united in marriage by the
Rev, Eugene Haines, pastor Of the hap
tist Church. Only intimate friends wit
uessed the ceremony performed at Judge
Butler's house hut reception attended
by go people followed
Tho couple were attended by Miss
Florence Butler, the brides sister, at
| bridesmaid and Amherst Weeks Of Clar-
endon. cousin of the groom as best man.
The ushers were Leonard u. Smith Of
Mlddlebury College, Wallace W. Nichols
and j Edward Copps OF this city. The
large number Of wedding gifts included
500 In gold from th' brides father. The
couple will reside in this city after
two weeks trip To BOSTON
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GRANVILLE.

Horace Hook is ill.-W. j. Carpenter
has finished work for Or. Rice and re-
turned to Northfied Herman Ford of
this place and Miss Myra Carpenter of
West Glover were married In West Clio
Yer March 3l.-Mrs. r. H. Sprague Of
Hancock Is caring for her sister, Mrs.
Walter Comes,-Mrs. Frank Ford has
returned from White River Junction.
where she has been the past week with
her sister, Mrs. Amos Phelps. who has
been seriously i'll but IS much better. -
John Ford and Rose Whiting went to
Warren last week to attend the funeral
Of Robert LOng-Frank and Annie VII
son were in Braint.ee Sunday.--Mrs
Everal Farr is in BostOn,--C. C. Hub
bard is in South Woodstock this week --
jerome French of Braintree was in town
Sunday
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MIDDLEBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Crosier Of Brattlc-
boro and Mrs Walter Alexander of West
Brattlcboro. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs G. +. Harris. have returned to
their homes DR. ". j. White has re-
turned from Michigan. Harry +. Lee has
gone to Cleveland. Ohio. where he has a
position with a large wholesale concern
as bookkecpor-Harry cobb has re-
turned to proctor.-The cattle shpment
Monday consisted of four carloads for
the Boston market and one double
decker for the New York market. There
will be services in - stephens Church
every evening this week. Good Friday
the three hours' devotion from 1900 20
500 p M Bishop Hall will preach at
both morning and evening services Easter
day. On Thursday evening the choir will
render selections from Staners oratorio.
The Monday, market day.
eggs brought IL cents and butter q 10
26 cents.-,John Thompson of New York
city is visiting relatives in town for tho
first time in six years.-Mrs. o. f. Bailey
Of 81 Paul Mimi. formerly Miss Bella
Forest Of Middlebury, Is in town for n
months visit with relatives. after an
absence of lG years. she is accompanied
by her two young daughters.--Jessie
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ADDISON COUNTY
BRISTOL.

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WINOosK1.

Deputv Sheriff l.. W Ravlin and Officer
Rereeror made a successful search for
Iiouor at the home Of Mrs. .Josc,h Barney
nm I.Clair avenue SATURDAY evening
The officers visited the house about l0.ao
o'cIock and found eayon min, Int .
Ties of whiskcc A man who callcd q, ,hc
house whi,e the Officers v.re there and
who was in an Intoxicated condition was
placed under arrest. HIS name Is not
known. 4 man named Frank Moran. who
seemed 10 he in charge. was also taken
into custody by the officers The liquor
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VERGENNES.

Charles Newton, who has been an
inmate of the Waterbury Insane Asy-
lun for five years. escaped about n
week ago After wandering about h"
finally made his appearance at the
homo Of his brother, Fred Newton. at
Middlehury. When he arrived there
his feet were so badly frozen that ne
was unable to wear shoes and said that
the only thing he had eaten from tho
time of his escape was two doughnuts
Saturday he was accompanied to this
station by Fred Newton and met by
his brother. Edward Newton. who took
him to his home in Panton. 1t Is fear
ed that serious results will follow from
tho hardships the unfortunate man I'M
derwent.--Miss Grace f. Kingsland
who visited Mrs George Kirk Of Rut-
land the past week, has returned home.
The sudden death from heart failure
OF Earl p. Harrington occurred Tues
day morning at his home in Ashland. y
H. Mr.. Harrington was born in Wey-
bridge and was the son OF the late Judge
George l.. Harrington of that town and
the brother of John \. Harrington of this
Emma Harrington of Weybrdgc and sis
ter Miss Lucy W Harrington Of Rut-
land, left yesterday morning for Ash
land to attend the funeral to bc held
there to-day. Besides these relatives
Mr. Harrington is survived by a wife
Miss Marie burroughs. who was called
here to attend the funeral of her mother
Mrs Scion burroughs. has returned to
Burlngton.--H r Beach is attending
Troy conference at Saratoga. ~ V
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Kate Sanborn is i'll with pncu-
monia.A i. Roscoe who has been con-
fined to the house by illness for thrco
weeks. Is able to ride out-A caucus will
be held in the town hall Saturday even
ing To elect delegates to tho district and
state conventions Several from here at
tended the funeral of Mrs. +. l. Ward
IL Bristol MondaN.-U ! reported that
V NJ. Benedict has bought the Emily
Dexter house. Road Commissioner
Davis has commenced repairing the
roads. Nine teams were drawing gravel
Tuesday.--Thc champion bear hunters
have returned from Warren. Mrs Sarah
Wilson was the guest of Mrs. j.
ENerest ONer SundaN.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs Enoch Young. who has been pass
Ing the past week with Mrs Mary
Young, has returned to her daughters
IN Bristol.-Mrs. George Norton Of Chi
copec Falls, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs.
Aldacc Jackman Of Lincoln spent Sun
day at David Folanshee's Walter But
torfeld Of Lincoln is teaching in the
Hillsborough dstrict.-M,ss Edith Hurl-
burt will teach in the Rounds district.-
Mrs. Frank Orvis is ill-Mr. and Mrs
David Lafayette visited at Edwin But
terfeld's in Lincoln Sunday. Mrs Bet
sey Essetine of Bristol pa assed n week
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Brown
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MONKTON RIDGE.

School opened Monday with Evaiin
Geary OF Bristol as teacher-Sophs.
Shepard is in poor health.-Mrs VAN
celettc is stll confined to tho house
with rheumatsm.- Miss Mary Miles has
one hundred chickens and the incuba or
set again.-Miss Dean. teacher of the
Roro school. was the guest Of Mary Miles
over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Nathan
Paygc We're given surprise Saturday Y
afternoon when a g0odly number Of their
neiGhho called. reminding them that il
was the anniversary of their maria ge.
Refreshments We're served and they wer,
presented with sum Of money and uso-
ful Gifts.-rho willing Workers will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Amanda
Masters.
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WHITING.

Mrs V. e, Kelsey was called to Poult-
ney Monday by the death OF a n-ice-
y. w Foster Is 1.-THE Rev. 5 r.
Goodheart was IN Massachusetts over
sunday Mr., and Mrs. H.. A. Baldwin
were guests OF their daughter IN Sails
bury t'riduN.--Miss Sarah keeloi OF
cronwall Is the guest of Mrs. Howard
Clara and Clayton Lucas of Cornwall
visited Martha Waite Thursday and Fri
day.-Miss Daisy 'apron OF Rutland Is
tho guest of Miss Nellie Kctchum. f.
A. Bauldwin Is in New York on business.
Mrs Iulmar Wright is improving slow
y from her illness
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TWO NEW INCORPORATIONS.
essex Telephone Company nnd state
POuItry ANsOctMIiOn.

Montpelier. April l5-rhe ESSEX Telc-
phone company with capital stock OF
t2a,Ul, filed to-day articles OF incorpora-
tion In the office OF the secretary Of
state. The subscribers are all Essex
county men, and the head office OF the
company will be at Island Pond
The Vermont State Poultry associat ion
also hled articles OF incorporation to-
DAY Most Of tho incorporators arc ST
Albans men, but the company has the
privilege OF naming later the town in
which 1t will locate.
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LINCOLN.

The Rev @. F. Wells has gone TO
Saratoga to attend Troy conference. At
Prospect Grange Saturday night. there
were several visitors present, Mr. and
Mrs. Cain Of Malone. \. Y. MIR and
Mrs Elliott of Shelburne. Mr. and Mrs
pain and Mr. and Mrs, Spraguc of Bris-
tol and Miss Cynthia Cove of Ferris
burgh. school at the Center commenced
Monday with Miss Murrin Jackman as
teacher.-There win be Faster exercises
at Tia" Methodist Church Sunday.-Mr,
Lena Vdall OF Randolph il visiting her
brother, l.. II. Rhodes
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Auinan, field secretary for home
missions spoke in the CONGREGATIONAL
'hurch Sunday morning Mrs r. II
tldridge Is recovering from her illness.
Mrs. c. l.. Wing, who has been III in
ned is much bettcr.-D f.. Grosvenor
continues In feeble condition There will
NJ services at tho vestry Friday after
noon April II Harry Grosvenor las re-
turned from Albany.
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CORNWALL.

Mr. and Mrs c, II. Lane have returned
from an extended visit In New York
and Brooklyn.-Frank S. Footc and
daughter attended the concert in Bur
lington Tuesday nght.-Mrs. Payne has.
returned home after two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Sanford. Whooping cough
still prevails IN town
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

The Rev Rev. Arthur r. Potter left
Tuesday for Saratoga to attend confer
encc Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Henry are
parents of daughter horn few days
ago Mr. and Mrs Ross Muzzy nave an
infant son.--John Hutchinson has return
cd Ia Addison after visiting Mt Carlos
Martin S. Mrs. Walter Lewis and
daughter have returned from a month
In Canton, \. =. Mrs. s. r. Martin has
gone to Boston for a short visit.
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SALISBURY.

Gladys Branch daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Branch. IL quite i'll with A
throat trouble.-Mrs. Adell Mack. who
las been sick for some time, is much
worse, Melvin Stove of Ferrisburgh 's
visiting in town. n, Norton has
bought building lot OF Ida Wainwright
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LOCKOUT FOLLOWS STRIKE.
Chnir Company at Eust Arlington Was
on short rime.

Remington, April l5.-Thc Hale Chair
company at East Arlington is shut down
because Of strike For some time the
shop has been operated on an eight-hour
schedule and business has been slack,
The ANNOUNCEMENT of 10 per cent re-
duction in wages caused about 10 of the
men to leave the shop. The wages on
fun time run from sl.S5 to S6a There
was some trouble between the strikers
and the mon who still remained at work
and for ths reason the company decided
to shut down temporarily. About IL
hands are thrown ont OF employment
and the only industry OF consequence in
the village Is idlc.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES.

After brief speech by the repro
sentative Of the Methodist Book con-
Germ. who brought dividend OF over
$500 to the conference the order OF
the hour was taken up and memoir
al session was held for dccca scd
members of the conference and their
wives. This service was under charge
of tho Rev. q. w. Burke of FairfaN.
EUlogics We're pronounced as follows:
on the Rev. G. T.. Taplin by the Rcv.
+. y, Granger of Pcacham; on Mrs
4. l. cooper Of Randolph by Presid-
ing Elder Smithers; ON the Rev. and
Mrs Isaac McAnn by the Rev. Dr. A.
J.. Cooper. the Revs. y. ~ Granger
and f. W. Lewis; Mrs Laura Hitch
cock by Presiding Elder Hunt of St
Adams; Mrs. f. NJ. Baker by the Rev.
w NJ Newton Of Springfield; Mrs. j.
c. Haselton by the Rev. A. II. Webb
Of Brattlcboro owing to the late
ness of the hour the remainder of the
memorial exercises We're postponed
until the afternoon session,
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS
ALSO Il statistical session was held
at which lime the preachers handed
in the official reports of membership
rolls and MONEYS raised.
Following This the remainder of the
memorial session was held and pa
pers were read in memory OF the de-
ceased as follows: On Mrs. H. p. Cush-
ing by the Rev. A. ]. Hough of Mont
pa1Jer; on Mrs. +. w. Buck by tho Rev.
e ". Kelley or sheffield, on Mrs Z.
II Bartlett by tho Rev. G. w. Hunt Of
St Adams Presiding Elder smithers
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HAPPENINGS IN
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
sain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

The Winooskt valley, villages Up North
From the Island In the Lake TO the
Pnssumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the Shores Of White
River Covered by Spe-
cinl Correspondents
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gave appreciative words concerning
tn" late Harry ingalls,, the son of Mrs.
T. W. Sharp of Northteld.
Next the annual missionary sermon
was preached by the Rev. {. u. Lame"
OF Island Pond. who gave an earnest
and eloquent discourse on the "Po-
tcncies and Promises Of the Gospel
for the Conversion of the Whoi"
World" clearly showing that tho
stone cut out Of the mountains with
out hands ia bound to fiji the whole
world. The Rcv. A. J. Uough presided
and tho occasion was one of much
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COMMISSION AT RUTLAND

Rutland. April lao, NJ Barber Of
Remington, John H. Sentcr of Mont
polier and L. =, Slack of 81. Johnshurv.
members Of tho committee to nvesti-
gate double taxation, are in session
here for all the week
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Vt. CONFERENCE
OPENS At BARRE
Second Visit Here of Bishop Earl
Cranston. It's Presiding
Officer.
SIXTY-SEVEN AT ROLL CALL.
Presiding Elder Lewis Of -. job hnsbury v
Chosen Secretary for 10Th Consec-
utive Nenr-Proccedirg gs of the
Day-lntcresting Notes
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HOME MISSIONARY WORK.

Sull another session was held at
$50 when Or j. II. Fitzwatcr Of
Ohio spoke on the interests of tn,
work done by the Woman's Home
Missionary society, specially eulogiz-
ing woman for the work she has bocr
doing to bring back Eden TO man
ever since she lost il for him at tho
outset
Tho final number on the progra nj.
at this session was the address by
llr. BrushinRham on Tho EvaugcliS-
tic Motive. Method and Messenger
This was an occasion OF much into.
est.
Tho anniversary Of the board ot
home missions and church extension
was held this evening at eight o'clock
when an address was delivered by
the Rev br. j H. Fitzwater Of Onto.
Tho music was conducted by Or iIili