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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT.

An exhibition 81 school work will be
held In the Academy hall Friday aft
| srnoon under tho direction OF Miss Grace
White who has charge Of the kindergar-
ten department. From three to four an
| entertainment will be given nfter which
| tho exhibits will! he open for inspection
until nine o'clock. Mr. and and Mrs.
Bert Human are the parents OF a daugh-
ter born March li.-Mrs. A. .. Sleeper
and Mrs. Kate Wright win entertain
March 10 from four to six O'Clock. Mr..
ana Mrs Coiodny are passing TIE week
IT. New York cty.-Lyman Tenney leaves
next week for the Vermont sanatoriuni
pt Pittsford, where lie will receive treat
msnt
A man who claimed TO be a representa-
tive Of tho Novelty Silk CO.. called on
Il. r. Humphrey OF the Novelty Store
February rs and wanted TO place an
agency with him. Mr.. Humphrey decid-
ed to take the offer and q contract was
made whereby he was to have % per
cent. OF the sales and also g per cent
of the demonstration sale. few days
later Mr.. Humphrey had occasion to
send In an order and In few days found
out that there was no such firm. Upon
Investigation he learned that Mr.. Bar
rows OF Barton had been caught by tho
agent. who had secured SO Of Mr.. Bar
rows's money Parties in Charleston and
Island Pond have been victims OF the
same scheme and movement 10 now
on foot to secure tho arrest Of the gentle
man. Mr.. Humphrey says ne is the only
ono who has not been relieved Of Sons
ready cash" The last plsc" visited BY
the agent was Portland.
Miss Maud 0oodhue was taken to the
house Of correction Monday morning Ia
serve . sentence OF not more than two
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The Royal Arch Masons or the third
district, embracing the lodgcs of Ran
dolph. Montpelier. Waterbury. Brad.
ford and Barre, held their snnual con-
vent!o3 here Thursday with Whitney
Chapter. The afternoon session WAS
opened at $3.50 By whitney Chapter,
u. D. Howe, high priest, and a lodge
Of Mark Master MASON. was later
opened IN form and the degree con
ferred by King Solomnn Chapter ~
Montpelier, w. H. Hcrrick. high priest.
At six o'clock n banquet was served
followed by an evening session when
Whitney Chapter conferred the Royal
Arch degree, and tho work was re-
viewed by Grand Lecturer David A.
Elliott Of White River Junction, DIN
w. Daley, grand high priest Of white
River Junction. and George y. Tilden
OF Barre. district deputy grand high
priest. we're also present
Saturday afternoon az two o'clock tho
funeral OF Mrs. Jane n. Peck, widow Of
Gordon Peck. was held Mt the homo OF
tho daughter Mrs. Frank Morse. the
Rev. Frazer Metzger officiating. Those
present from away were a son, George
II. Peck Of White River Junction. and
john w. TeCk OF GreenNeId N6Ss inc
rernains were placed In the tomb for
burial In the spring. The death Of Mrs,
Peck occurred Thursday after \ break
Ing down many years She was born In
Devonshire. England. n years ago and
came to this country when very young
For the past 81 years she had lived IN
this vicinity and since the death of her
husband ~ years old. she had spent most
Of the time with hsr devoted daughter.
Mrs. Morse. Aside from tho daughter.
she II survived nv two sons. Conductor
George ". Peck OF White River Junction
and Hobart Peck ~ North Randolph
George Farr Of Hancock has bought the
grain business Of Mira W r. Fdson. TAX
ing possession Saturday. After II years
of rartnershir In the lumber business
J. Marcott ana A. ~ Hayes have
dissolved, Mr.. Marcott buying Mr.
Hayes's share. Possession will hs taken
soon.--The Randolph high school basket
ball team played IN Pomfyst Friday night
with the Woodstock high school team.
II was lively game With score OF u to
II, Randolph's favor.-rhe snow shoe
club u the number Of 81 went to the
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The third issue OF Maple Leaves
will be given the first year class at
Maple Lawn Academy hall Friday even
Ing March NV. NJ. Stevens has re-
turned from Essex where he has been
FOR several days making extensive re-
pairs on his residence Mrs NJ. T.. Allen.
who has been Ill, is convalescent.-Mr.
and Mrs W!nslow White will go April
to Weybridge to reside where NJ,
White has positon.-A. l.. Wilder will
move this spring to T. u. I.andon's ten
en1ent house and will manage Mr.. Inn
don's farm this YEAR,. Victory Of
South burlington will move Arril 10
Orvill Aliens farm-Mrs. Charles Conlin
entertained a party OF Young neople Fri
day evening.-State Superintendent Of
Education Mason s Stone is expected
here this week to meet the commit 90
appointed to investigate the school cues
ton
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EAST BRAINTREE.

Guy Clough Is moving into d. l.. Fish
cv's house at tho village. Fred Zane will
tnke possession OF the Clough :arm this
week. William Perham is s,oving to
Rrookfed to the place he has pur.
chased Louis Royrlore o: Randolph 10
to carry on the Speare farm the coming
year.Mrs. RI. J. Farnsworth and daugh-
ter Ruth. were in Tunbridge last week.
NJ and Mrs. Frank Bingham and Mr.
and Mrs. George Bingham are spending
the week in Barre. William Fletcher IL
~ with tonsilitis, John McInt.rs has
pneumonia and Simon Smith, has the
grip,-Charles Bass is helping Mrs.
Simon Smith In the store.-The assistant
Judges OF Orange county will meet With
the townxmen at the Traintree Inn
March II to choose license commission
ers for the coming year.-Mrs. Mary
Flagg fell and hurt her head and "a "a
BADLY last week. She is nearly IS years
old and the Oldest woman in town.
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l.AMOILLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

Thursday morning tho Sanborn bridge
over the West Branch was found broken
down. truss having rotted. Teams
crossed the bridge during the evening be-
fore. The selectmen began removing
the timbers Friday but cannot put in a
new bridge until spring. A road through
c. c. Robinson farm has been opened
for travel
The officers elected by the Methodist
Sunday school Sunday were: f. c..
Sleeper. superintendent; the pastor, as
sistant superintendent, Miss Ellen
S,earns, secretary and treasurer; Miss
Marjorie Watts. organist A vote of
thanks were extended Miss Watts for
Ter faithful service as organist the past
five years-B A. Mills of Essex juno
ton and Miss, GLADYS Smith or Colchester
we're IN Stowe over Sunday.-A sugar
makers program At the meeting of Mans
Id Mountal range included a papcr
lbs L.. Eigelo, living the dates OF tam
ming his supai place and gathering tubs
for 20 years; an account Of sugar maxi
Ing in earlier times by George W. Ad-
ans; a recitation, I'm Sugarng" by r.
S. Warren; a practical talk by c. l.. Nc.
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q. r. Morse.-Mrs. Henry Gangnon re-
turned Tuesday from Highgate, where
she has visited her brother, Houghton
Russell
c. r. Smith. master Of State Grange,
went to East Fairfield Wednesday 10
speak before . farmers institute.
gertrude Haskins 10 In Belvidere.-Mrs.
+. II. Kinds was in Cambridge wednes.
day.-Mrs. c. r. Smith visited in Bakers
field Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Parks Of Hardwick were guests Wednes-
cay OF Mr. and Mrs A. Il. Grant,
Marshall c. Mower suffered q shoot
Tuesday evening while reading his pa
peis. He had been to the once for his
mail earlier In the evening. One side IL
helpless His son, the Hon. r. c. Mower
OF Burlington came wednesday evening.
The N. e. o. p. social will be hold
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Spiller Friday
evening.-Mrs. Hannah Peck was IN
Wolcott Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF her brother-in-law, 7 C. Arbuckle.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Rogers Of Eden,
who have visited the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett. left We'd
ncsday for Portland. Ore, for an ex-
tended stay with their daughter, Miss
jessie Rogers. and son. Guy Rogers.-C.
L. Gates was In Hardwick Tuesday. The
Rev. c. C. ST. Clare was In Wolcott
Wednesday to officiate at tho funeral Of
L G. Arbuckle. Arthur Harlow was in
Wolcott Wednesday,
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MahOM OF grading and marketing sugar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Gibbs and children
of Waterbury are visiting George s.
Gibbs of stowe Hollow.--A game Of basket
ball between the high school and Elmore
teams Saturday evening resulted In q
score of is to " in favor Of Stowe.--The
Methodist Missionary society will hold a
lea meeting with opening of mite boxes
in the church this nfternoon.--Mrs
ECnice Pottle was at home from Water
bury Monday.--Roy Slayton Of Randolph
Is In Stowe.-Christopher C. Robinson 10
III with rheumatic fever.-H. L. rhonias
vas In Montpelier Monday.
District Superintendent g. w. Hunt
will preach at the Methodist and West
Branch churches Sunday. The fourth
quarterly conference will be held Satur-
day evening. --Mrs. Eliakim Bigelow Is III
with pericarditis.
That this natur, story Is no fake Is
vouched for by a resident of Stowe. the
owner OF rooster and gobbler that
frequently fought with neither able 10
gain decided victory. After passing
ono whole forenoon in desulto Dry
struggle. the gobbler apparently gave 1t
up and re,ired from the field. walking in
II casual way along the road toward a
neighbours house Presently he came back
accompanied by gobbler from the
neighbours flock, and thus reinforced
again opened hostlitics. The rooster
proved game and with little help from
the men folks, who thought his pluck
deserved to win. vanquished the two
robblcrs.--Nxss Agnes Newton, the
daughter Of Warren S. Newton, formerly
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BAKERSFIELD.

Hiram Pearsons Of Essex Junction has
been visiting his nephew. Charles Pear
sons.--Mr and Mrs. w. l. Tiliotson. Jr..
Of Sheldon spent Sunday in town.-Miss
Myrtle Stone Of johnson normal school
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stone.-The Literary society
met at DR.. w. Il. Hyde's Monday even
Ing. The subject discussed was "Flori-
Ga."--I,ee Maynard OF Sheldon spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. j. MAYNARD
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Carlos johnson, who has been passing
the winter in California. returned home
Wednesday. Henry IEoadlcy. who ac-
companed him, stopped off in Kansas -
me Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
harmon Hull for dinner Wednesday --
Miss Katlreno Barnum. who has hecr
the guest of Miss Gladys Dimond tn,
past week, returned to Richford Mon.
day---Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norris have
gone to Bakersfield to reside.--W r.
Noble visited at DR.. Halls in Bedford
QUO. Monday and TMesday
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FAIRFAX.

G. G. Orion Is spending a few days in
Montgomery.-H L. Cook has rented his
farm to j. X. Hoose for the coming
year.-Mr Hill of Vermont Academy was
the guest of II. z. Hunt over Sunday
Poormaster Paris went to Bakersfield
Friday after the remains OF Stephen
billings, who died at the poor house
Thursday.--M. B. Strait 10 getting his
lumber ready on his lot in the village
to build house In the spring.-H L.
Cook will move his family to the village
and will leave in a few weeks for the
southern part of the State. where he has
enployment.-The Baptist Missionary
society met with Mrs. Hobart Leach
Wednesday and the Methodist Mission
airy society met with Mrs. Winnie Taft
the same day.-Mrs. NJ. V. Hicks has
returned from visit with her sister.
Mrs. Burt OF West Enosburgh. The
Rev. 8. s. Brigham and c. II. Brush
was in st. Adams March l2.-Mrs w. II
Francher returned Monday from john
sen. where she has been the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Isaac Story. for several
weeks. Mrs. Story accompanied her
Irving Learned Is i'll with the grp.--Mrs.
Charlotte Farnsworth Of Essex is the
guest of Mrs. Hobert Leach.-There
will be a town meeting Wednesday to
see II the town will buy a stone crusher.
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and the Robin Hood Ammunition COM
pany has hard work to keep up with its
ordcrs.--John =. Rich and family. who
have been passing several weeks in
California. are expected homo in a few
days.
The Womans Relief Corps met with
Mrs Carrie Blake Friday afternoon.
A shower party was given Miss Ina
Bradley one evening last week at the
home of A. c. Webster.-The village
schools opened Monday.-The sopho-
more class of the Swanton high school
had sleigh ride to Aburgh Thursday
with supper at the home OF a classmate
Ernest Oumette of Newark. N. j., is
the guest of his father, Moses Ouimette
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SWANTON CENTER.

Miss Florence Hubbard has returned
from visit of several weeks in New
York city.-Very little change is report ed
In the condition OF Mrs Ephriam Holmes.
who recently suffered q severe stroke of
paralysis.-H. Alva Donaldson. who has
been visiting relatives in this and New
York State, will soon return to his home
in Eau Claire. visa son. Kenneth
Allen. was born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Jennison Of Skeels Corner March 12-Nr.
and Mrs. s. w. Bliss OF Skcels Corner
have returned from Il trip to Clarenccville
and Noyan. P. O.
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GRAND ISLE.

Or. G. II. Branch and son. George.
visited Potsdam. n. Y, his former homo
over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter San.
tor have gone to North Hero prjor IN
going to Washington on tho Pacific
coast to remain one year, rupert Bar
ney and his sister, Helen, have returned
from California to their farm--Mr. and
Mrs. Willmore Tudhopc havo returned
from visit to Petersburg Washin4ton
ond Manchester, n. H.-Wogd has hoar
received of the marriage of Ethel tub
hope in Manchester to n Mr.. uutch.ns
o. Maine.-Ashley Hoag is at home from
Burlington Business College for a while.
The Ladies' Aid was very pleasantly
entertained at NJ. O. kidneys Thursday.
Mrs. Ross Hoag is quite ill.,. Miss
Dawn Hoag Is caring for her.
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FLETCHER.

special town meeting has been warn
ed for March 80 to determine what Kind
of license the town will vote to have
few Of the farmers have tapped their
sugar trees. but no sugar has been made.
L. {. Leavens and j. u. Leonard Of
Can bridge We're in town TnasdnY
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HILL WEST

Mrs. A. ]. s. Bourdeau and daugh-
ter of Washington. D. G.. are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John MAY
nard.-Mr. and Mrs. George Rowse
are the parents of daughter born
March 1i.-Mrs. Matilda Rushford
who has been visiting In Lowell. has
returned home.-Edward r. Chase OF
Richford and Miss Gertrude Hawkins
were married in Richford Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Hawkins.
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JOHNSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson and c. II. Stearns at
tended the Mobile show in Boston
last week.-Frank Heath has rented his
George Goozey place near the station.
Mr.. Coozey has purchased the Henry
Davis place.-David Colomb is visiting
in Montreal this week. Farmers are
getting short Of hay and a good deal OF
bailed hay Is being shipped In here SELL
ing for 81 per ton.--Dr. Prent!s is con-
fined to his bed by illness. Joel Hodg-
kins is failing. His son. Perley. has
been sent for He Ia In Nebraska
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ENOSBURGH

Mrs. j. Melvin Wright. while trying to
reach shelf In the cellar way Sunday
lost her balance and fell striking her
head on barrel, bruisine and cutting
her face. spralning her thumb and ankle
and otherwise shaking her up, but she Is
quickly recovering.-Mr and Mrs. Mer-
rift o. Eldred will so In a few weeks to
Shelburne where they will carry on one
OF DR.. Webb's farms.-The w r. NJ
meeting at the parsonage Thursday nf-
ternoon.-G s. Fassett was in Burlng.
ton Friday.-Mrs. Walter S. Judd and
children returned to her home in Swan
ton Friday. The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bernois died Friday
and the funeral was held Sunday. The
body was taken to bakersfield and nut
In the receiving vault till spring
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BEAVER.

Mrs. ii. +. Leach entertained the
Baptist Missionary society March TO-
Mrs. Edwin Strait entertained the
Methodist Ladies' Aid Thursday
man and Miss Helen Leach are visit
ing friends in Colchester.---Mrs.G George
w. Craft returned from Burlington Sat
urday where she has bsen helping
care for n little niece who has been
III with pneumonia--Miss Mary Ufford
returned to Fairfax SATURDAY.
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North Enosbursh Tuesday by q dcfec-
tive truck of the tender. It took a wreck
train six hours to clear the track.-Fred
Darrah and daughter. Maud of West
field are visiting Dir. and Mrs. A. 7.
Darrah.--E. H. Farrell passed ct. Pat
rick's day In Boston. lie will be away
ten days.-Mrs. Emma Tyler liz moving
into rooms in the Phelps Kimbnil tene-
ments ON School street.--Doctors' w. w.
and F. s. Hutchinson, II. A. Cramton,
DIR. and Mrs. A. II. Bell and daughter.
Miss Bessie Bell. were among those who
attended the funeral Of Or. j. IT, Hamil-
ton In Richford Tuesday
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ISLE LA NOTE

MI ana Mrs. n. r. Pardy and Mrs
L. j. Sowles Of Chazy visited In town
sunday'-The social at f. s. rleury's
was success and all had n pleasant
time-The Noman's Home Missionary
society met at the vestry Tuesday.
Elsie Goodsell and Jerry LaBomhard
Jr., arc NATURALIZATION Gadbov Is able
10 he out.-Mrs, Eliza Phelps is very
poorly.-R. T. Phelps has been spending
few days In Chateausay.-Mr and
Mrs Henry Parker have returned from
weeks visit at Burke. n Y
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Commissioner C. w. Gates of Frank
lin. Every town but Bakersfield was
represented and 3S officials were
present Commissioner Gates ex-
plaiucd the new law and told Of the
general plan and scope OF the work
Two years ago the towns voted about
S40,0 last year about 1000, while
this year. with 20 towns and cities
yet to be heard from, about $4,000
has been voted. Mr.. Gates expects
that the villages and other towns yet
to be heard from Will swell this
amount to nearly 100000. The appro-
priation IS $4,000 and the extra $751;
600 will probably be divided among
the counties on especially bad roads
which are of considerable public i'm
portancc but which are not of so
much importance to the towns and
have been neglected.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Anna Isham of Worcester, Mass,
is the guest for n few days Of Miss
Mabel Gates.-Hubert Soule has returned
from Washington. y. C.-Miss Sadie Mer-
rill is visiting IN Fairfield Henry
Mitchell is i'll
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SWANT0N.

Sheriff G. c. Holmes of st. Adams
has purchased the Roberts farm of 70
acres on the st. Adams rood This farm
Is In Swanton opposite the Homer Car
man place.--The late II. NJ. Stone be.
queathed 5000 to Holy Trinity Church
held in trust. the interest from which
will go towards church expenses. The
junior auxiliary met Saturday afternoon
with Miss Dorcas Allen.-Several from
this place have visited the Canadian
fishing grounds and all report small
catches are being made.--The industrial
situation continues to be good. The Bar
neg Marble company is well employed
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Hattie Brown OF North wilis,U,
Is spending several days IN town.--M-.
and Ars. Justin Leach OF Hyde Park
were guests Of Mrs. Ann Leach Tues
day.--Miss Marion Newton has returned
f. ON Bave. whore she has been spend
ing several fnye with r-latives-W. y.
hng has moved into one Of Albert
Grenier's tenemsnts--r. g. whippie Of
Cnderhill was in town Sunday to attend
the funeral Of 8. Etratton, whtch was
held in the Methodist Cuhrch.--A dance
was held at the American House hall
v ednestay evening. three souvths Of tn,
proceeds from the supper are for the
teneht OF tho library.-The Womaa's
club will meet with Hrs. II. y. Gr1y
Monday evening. Mrs. Alden Crush was
In Burlington Tuesday.--D. Linden has
rented the new tenement In the Cutting
Eouse.-M!n Ildah Gray has been spend
ing several days A. the home OF her
uncle. G. Mudgette. at North Cambridge.
AR. and Mrs. o. = Woods % Norris
vile spent Sunday at Mrs. ". r.
Patch's.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

L. T.. Gdsen has returned from Maine
Mrs. s. Il. Day mas been seriously III
with heart trouble and pneumor.s but
rs somewhat hetter.-Among those v-ro
have been confined - the mousse with the
strip ara E. G. Eickford J. ". and E,!sa
Fargo, Mrs. Jane Granger and iiorace
saegar-Lews RAyrnore has fr!s..e
work for y. D. P!okford and moved 20
Rraintres. Lewis Tatro has .aJken MS
plsce.-Frank Williams has ,esigned as
nail carrier on route No and an e2-
animation - ordered April s OF apph-
cants Cor that position. There are al
ready nine applicants and moro ere en-
p<ctsd. -Mrs David, John KeilASg, Nora
West and Robert Eaton went 90 Middle
town. Gem. this week.
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PROFESSIONALLY.

II. Fl. Nye has gone to Montpelier
Mrs. L. S. Morse has gone TO spend
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Pearl Shaver. in Boston.--The Crescendo
club will meet with Mrs. J. F. Wilcox
Friday evening--Mr. and Mrs. II. W.
Narnum have gone to Boston.-1he fun
eral of ]. NJ. Wilcox was held at his late
residence Friday at one o'clock. The
Rev. II. +. Harmed ofrciated. Warner
Lodge. No. 80 OF which he was !nem-
Der. attended IN a body. Among those
who attended from out Of town were Y
F.. Wilcox. Fred Wilcox and Jay Smith
Of St. Adams, Mrs. Shaw Of Morrisville
Mr. and Mrs. Afford Varney OF Westford
Donald Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Smile and Ralph Smile Of Cambridge
William Smile Levi Smile and Mis-.
Lucie Smile Of Wsterville, L. T.
Harrington OF Burlington. Tho burial was
in the family lot IN the Jefrersonvllle
cemetery.-The town clerks once has
been moved to the residence Of r. L.,
Smith. rho Is town clsrk In place OF
". II. Griswold, resigned.-The Brewster
river grist mill and other property ne
longing to the hate J. N. Wilcox has been
sold to parties In Bakersheld.--'Asre. Rarah
Smith Of Swanton 10 the guest Of hsr
sister, Mrs. J. II. Bean.
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EDEN.

p. ]. Davis and family Of watervill.
spent few days last week with hsl
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Fl. Emery
Mrs. Charles Baker. who was operated
on few days ago. fs dojrK finely. -
Daniel Baker. the victim Of tho shooting
affray. Is doing as we'll as could he ex
pected. Allison Rogers has rented hi.
farm TO Ernest Lamphere ana he and
Mrs. Rogers are going to oregon wher.
their son. Ouy. and daughter Jessie, are
living.