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GREENSBORO.

r. j Chase returned from Lowell,
Mass. Thursdav.-Fred Chase has moved
to East tfardvick 70 take charge Of the
harness shop he has purchased there
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Nelson Mitchell are par
ents Of daughter born February =
Mrs. William Young is Improving slow
lv.--The Rev. r. {. F!ass. d. D.. OF
Newport will deliver hts lecture on The
Old New England Home" at the Con-
rregationai Church Tuesday evening.
March 0. under the auspices Of Tuck
a-bachc club. All are invited
The town report shows the total
receipts OF The town for the year to Re
S21S7.5o The current expenses to be as
follows: Selectmen's orders $3.50 road
commissioners orders $685.: school d.
rectors s3.7e:ss: overseers orders s1s5, rs
and discount on taxes s25I.s5 with $40 80
interest leaves a balance Of $fets. in
favor OF the town. The town meeting
was called to order and l.. A. Jackson
appointed moderator: G. NJ Cuthhertson
clerk and treasurer: A. r. Jackson
seiectnan for one year: George Taylor
for two years; c. r. Cook for three
years: A. E. Clary ovcrse-r: A. G. Chase
constable and collector of taxes: r. NJ.
Wiley. r. r. Collins and 7. n. Dufur
auditor; George A. Porter grand Juror,
John Kendrcll road commissioner r.
A. Jackson town agent; George A. Por-
ter school director for three years Vot-
ed to raise n tax Of no cents on the
dollar Of the grand list and voted te
pay thc =. s deposit money due the
state which will clear the town from
debt. The last t2tto, railroad bonds being
paid the past year.
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Mr. and Mrs Noel Coburn Of Derby
Line visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Coburn, the first Of the week.
Mrs. Mark Wilson AMI children have
gone TO Brookneld. Mass. where Mr..
Wilson is located.-Arthur n. Wilson Of
East Brooknold, Mass, is In town visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. Will
soh.-Mrs. Dupont Of Derby was called
mere Saturday by the Illness OF her
daughter. Mrs. Jesse Blay.--Mrs Han
nah Wilson has sold her farm to her
son, Arthur II. Wilson NJ East Brook
held. Mass.-Ross Klnsley is moving 10
Norh Troy where he has work In Al
ken tub shop.-R. c. Kinsley has rent.
"a his house to Frank Hemlnway.-The
friends OF Mrs. John Sullivan gave her q
post card shower her birthday, February
%. she received 50 post cards.--Cari Bean
sawed 70 cords Of block wood in . hours
FOR Bert G. Courscr Friday with a Easo-
line power saw rig.-D. A. and Elmer
Batchum were in Orleans Saturday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barre visited rela-
ives In montgomery Center Saturday
and Sunday.-Mrs. clyde Dusham and
her nephew. Leonard Gardner, visited
relatives in Fewport.-Mrs. 8. j. Sisco
of Bradford is spending the week with
I
her mother. Mrs. II. II. Newton.-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Finnesan are the par
ents OF son born February %. and
Mr. and Mrs. Quite Of a son born.
February OR. G. Cameron Of Newport
was In town Tuesday.--Ierry Barney has
sold hts farm to Alfred ffartweii Of
Westfleld.-Mr. Dupont OF Derby has
been engaged as second hand in J. G..
Turnbell Co.'S creamery the coming
| season.--Dr. and Mrs. D. j. Sheehsn at
tended the funeral Of Or. Sheehan's
aunt. Mrs. Thomas Gala CHER OF Crafts
bury. Thursdav.-Mrs. William Malonev
end son, Dolor. were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. 7. Deblois Sundav.-The
Congregation Church was supplied last
Sunday by the Rev. (Afiss) Isabel Phelps
a. Springfield, Maine. The Literary and
Social club will meet at the NJ. A. ".
hail Friday evenng.-Mrs. r. r. Field
and son Of Johnson are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r. Newton.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

MISS Martha Gilbert feft Saturday for
Middletown. Conn. to visit her brother
the Rev. George Gilbert.---John Fisk Ia
entertaining his son, Walter Fisk, and
Miss Emil, Buchanan 81 White River
Junotion.-Mr-. Ellen Wells OF South
Rpyalton was In town Saturday.-The
hiEh school hockey team dld itself proud
Saturday by winning a game from the
Norwich University team. 5 to s. on the
Kinfball golf grounds.--Miss Mary
Howard has returned from a two months
absence In Hoston.--Nrs. Alice Hutoh!ns
Is entertaining her brother. Fred Bur
gesses Of Hanover. y. H.--Miss May Dun
ham Of White River Junction visited her
cousin, Mss Hazel Campbell. Saturday.
Mrs II. NJ. Miller and daughter. Mis-.
Ruby. have returned from two ro7ths'
absence In Warren and Wnitsfold.--Solon
Vail Of Pomfret spent Sunday with his
parents.
The coastins continues to he excellent
but not without accidents. Saturday even
ing Miss Frances Spooner sustained pain
full bruises on the face rendering her I'M
conscious several minutes from falling
Off large traverse. Many others have
received minor iniuries.-Walter Fisk
married Saturday afternoon Miss Emily
Ruckman Of White River Junction. Mr..
Fisk ie an engineer on a train running
out Of white River Junction to- Wood
stock and a son Of John Fisk OF this viii
lagc. whom he and his bride are visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wh!tcomb Of Barre
spent sunday in town.-Mrs George J..
Srear is in chelsea for n few days
Misses Lena Brooks and Nhuhe Bond
field Of NorthGeli visited st G. l.. paven-
ports Monday on their way to Roston.-
Miss Nctt'e Robbins Of Springfield. Mass.
.ncnt Sunday with her mother. Mrs. Cora
Robbins-Mrs John Tewksbury Is in
Boston for few days.-Mrs. Edna Stock
we'll returned Monday TO Rochester after
week with relatives here.
The voters turned ont In good num-
hers Tuesday. II was voted not to ex-
cmpt the Whte Cross Milk creamery
from taxation for a period OF five years
and 10 raise 500 in excess Of the amount
now required by law by highway pur-
poses so az "a take advantage OF the
state aid law. The town officers chosen
were: Moderator l. r. Johnson; town
clerk. Edgar Hatch: selcctmen, Herbert
A. Allen, o. ]. Marcott and Elias 8.
Hall; treasurer. A. NJ Hubbard; over
d. D. Howe. collector Of taxes. A. II.
Rcedle and road commissioner. W. 8.
Bryant.--Miss Anna NJ. elder daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Copeland. was mar
ried Tuesday afternoon AZ two O'Clock
by the Rev Frazer Metzgcr at the home
OF the brides parents in the presence
of the immediate relatives. The bride
was very prett!ly powned in dark
blue suit and was unattended. She was
| the recipient Of many beautiful presents
| including a quantity OF silver and china
! Immediately following the ceremony
they LEFT for a short wedding trip in
Guiding Rochester and Sharon where the
groom's relatives reside. They expect to
| begin housekeeping IN the near future
Mrs. y. r. Kicker Is spending a week In
Topsham.- Mrs. Myrtle Chamborlan ha,
returned from few days In Spring
| field,
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Miss Ftieda Thomas has returned from
Montpcler where she spent several
weeks with friends-Tnst week Tuesday
about 40 OF the friends Of Walla
Stcarns assembled at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Stearns TO
surprise him and remind him of his
18th birthday.--Thc Ladies' Aid society
served dinner at the church parlors
Trsrday noon, March ., also an enter
tainment and supper in the evening
Mrs Cora Thomas hns bean called to
Jinenhureh by the serious illness Of her
hrother-in-lsw, the Rev n. c. Howard.
who was for many years pastor OF the
Second CONGREGATIONAL Church here
Ncws has been received of the death
~ Mrs. Jane Wroelock widov Of Addi-
son WhnelocE Of RrT'oD. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whcelock were we'll known In Lamoile
county.
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o'clock. The Rev. Otto s. Raspe Of Nor
rsvillc will preach.-Mansield Mountain
Grange March 10 will hold a sugar
makers meeting C. i. Mcmahon VIII
speak upon the work OF the vermont
Maple Sugar Makers association and
the public will be welcome. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. A. Stafford OF Morrisville
were in Stowe Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson Sargent moved Wodnes-
day to the town farm Of which they Will
have charge this year. Harry Sm'th Is
moving TO Mr.. Sargent's house.-The
Misses Myrtle Bundy and Isabel Dodge
Of Montpelier were visitors In stowe
Tuesday and Wednesday The Norwich
University Glee and Instrumental clubs
will give an entertainment here for the
henefit Of the high school senior class
Friday evening. The Misses Polly Gale
and Viola Russell have returned from a
visit in Elmore-Mr. and Mrs. L. a. Hi
and son. Milo, have returned to their
farm In stowe Hollow Mr.. Bull. who
carried on the farm last year, Is now in
charge OF W. II. Ayers farm
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JOHNSON.

Moderator. O. II. wilson: town clerk
and treasurer. II. T. Tracy first select
man. n. A. Waterman: second .el"ct-
man G. y. harrington; third selectman.
N. +. Cunnin cham: overseer Of the
poor, O. n. wilson; hr.t constable W.
G.. Jones: second constable. r. Z.
Holmes: auditors. C.. A. Riddle. G. +.
Hayford. V. A. Ober: trustee OF public
money, w. II. Nye: town grand Juror,
O. II. Wilson: road commissioner. r. T.
Davis: school director. w. II. Nye; tree
warden. A. r. Partiow; lister for one
year. F. 9. Heath; lister for two years.
r. A. waterman; lister far three year.
Charles Gates; voted tax OF sos on the
dollar: library commissioner for five
years. Mrs. c. II. Stearns. license vote
?s yes. 1ss no. Voted City dollars for SUP
port Of the library
Dr. Holcomb has purchased Mre
Diamond Curmey's place and will take
possession soon.-Mr. and Mrs Charlie,
Thomas and daughter have gone to Proc
tors. e. Hill rec ived rews OF the
death C. his brother, isaiah. IN New York
city Sunday.--Thc Rev. C. n. Pierce.
Miss Idn Barton and NJ r Gray were
In Cambridge wednesday. -The Ladies
AID society cleared so 1T TIE dinner
town meeting day.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
MORGAN.

l.. A. Goodsel OF Mothuen. Mass. has
been visiting his mother here.-EIenry r.
Beams house and nearly all the contents
we're destroyed by Are February a. loss
partly covered by insurance. Mr.. Rean
n hard working man, was away when the
fire started and before reighnors arrived
It was too late to rave but little.
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WATERVIL,LE.

Moderator n. L. Beard; clerk. J. V.
Stevens; treasurer ~ H. Mann: select
men. w r. Smile. Q. q. Houshton. c.
r. Russell: overseer. r. A. Wiley: con-
stable. y. 3. Cakes: listers, A. L. Lara
grand juror. r. F. Potter Frank Miller:
trustee OF public money. r. II. shattuck
grand jurors, T. r. Potter Frank Miller,
Byron Lock; road commissioner. George
Morrison: town agent. II. A. Jackson
school directors. n. r. Holmes: trustee
Of public library. Chester Austin: license
vote no a. yes .3. Voted 80 cents on the
dollar for all purposes.
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BENSON.

Elmer Haes oldest son, Raymond.
met with a serious accident saturday
morning. Mr.. Hale lives on the shore
OF Lake Champlain and the boy had
been across the lake to mail letters on
returning he fell fracturins his nose.
bruising his face and cutting his arm.
His father took him to Ticonderoga TO
have his injuries dressed. James Leon
ard. who was kicked in the knee by
vicious horse. IL bettcr.--R. r. walker
Of this village hAs a new automobile.
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WoLCofT.

c. II. S. Clevelsnd is moving from his
Bear swamp farm to hi. village resi-
dence.-Mrs. willard Samson recently
underwent an operation FOR the removal
OF tumor at the John S. Holden hospital
in Hardwick--A son was born to Mr
and Mrs. F. Potter Monday.--R boy
ing of Calais IL visiting his sister, Mrs
8. Goodwin.-There viii be special
meeting Of the o. f. g Tuesday evening
The district deputies are expected to be
present Fired Wiley In. sold his fnrm
to r. p. Luther and returned to Essex
Junction. Mr.. Luther has taken possess
sion.-Arthur Ricknell Of Waterbury is
visiting his brother. A. A. Bicknell. ut
the electric light plant--The log stock
Of the several saw mills is not as large
ms usual, due to deep SHOWS. TIL. Morse
company will have about o.nnooo0 feet.
Churchill and J'dall At tho old Cate mill
10000 w. Sabtn 10000 The North VOL
colt mill Is not stockcd.-Timothy Ar
buckle, who has had pneumonia and
henrt trouble. is gaining which Is re-
n,nrkahlc a. he IA 60 years ~ age.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON,

Mrs. A. H. WOOD died Friday at ms
nome or her daughter Mrs. Jerome Con-
verse, on PARK street AFTER several
months Illness. Besides her daughter,
with whom she lived. she leaves son.
VINO resides IN Augusta Me
Mrs. Charles B. Carpenter and
two sons, Horace and Blake. have
gone 70 Atlantic CITY. ~ J'---E. F..
stevens mas moved from the outer
valley tarm 10 MS place on River
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. repairs are peins
made IN ene vacant store IN 'ne mn
oiocK winch Will DC occup'eo ny r L.
Rogers
irving "eich mas gone 10 Kansas. ""e
ne VIII eusaee IN 'a' ',,'''s io.''"'
.unoon 'ei' 9u"S ~ -, 49,.
Mns''' ".eie nv "S 4" "
~ 49, 49,. A.. "a ~,
inc w. IN hos. o..
~ ,;,,.r. 49,,
80 -. 49,, n,,..o.,.u 30, rh.r.
| -, .s,,,,. ,,oa,.,, .-o,,,,or,
~. 49, h,- ,,r., ,n ITO n,,ca >,
~. sho. .torA =, 1Avi r,,sb,wY
Ducatt. ,as o,Aned a tailor shon in Tire
pro.seau building IN Union street former
,v occun,ed by tho late r. r. Johnston.
Hiss p Nora Cameron has resumed her
position IN the Burnham store.-T. ".
Ray and W r. Williams returned Men
| day from BOSTON, Mass. Harry
| Roberts has gone to Proctor. where he
| has a position with the Vermont Marble
company.
O!ccrs elected Tuesday follow; Mod
| orator. G.. N. Winslo~' town clerk y
". Jones: seiectmen, J. $. CLARK. W. b.
Avery and Frank f. Chandler roa"
commissioner. George w. Leonard; Town
treasurer. Walter F. Scott: first ronsta'
| BILE. W. c. Fletcher. second T. L.
| Wright; overseer OF poor, w. Il Avery
One hundred dollars was voted for the
proper Observance OF Memorial dav and
200 to the Brandon Free public library.
also 800 for permanent roa dways.-The
Re- c. e. Carpenter received tele-
gram Tuesday from Florida announc-
| ms the death of Miss Sarah Smith, sis
| ter OF Mrs. Carpenter Particulars OF
the death have not as yet been received.
Mss Smith had spent the past two sum
rer. IN brandon. Mrs. Carpenter is at
| Atlantic City. " J.. where her son,
Flake. is i'll with .onsilitis Charles l..
Clifford is making extensive alterations
in his store on Center street.-Mrs. Jen
| ME Rickert IL seriously III at the Eps
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FoHESTDALE

Mrs, Mary symons IL visiting IN Rut-
lar The Woman's Auxiliary met with
MRS. q. II. Churchill Wednesday after.
noon. The next meeting Will be with Ans
Clarence Collins.--Mrs. A. c. Capen fell
on the ice Sunday morning ana broke her
right hip. Owing to her advanced age.
her case Is considered serious. The Rev.
G. n. Carpenter having been called 10
Florida by the death Of a relative. there
viii be no service Sunday Miss Char
lotte Crafts Of Rutland Is the guest OF
Mrs.. I. W. Horn.
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ER

Miss Anna Chase OF Wal,liam, Mass IS
visiting her parents, Postmaster ana
Mrs. T. A. Ctnee-,Mrs. Iniella Burpeck
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H. w. ALLEN a. CO.
Our Special Offering
Swiss Embroideries

At one-third to one-half less than actual worth
continues to occupy foremost place in the early
Spring activtie. of thi. Store. 1t is just one Of
those rare chances which occasionally occur in
sequence of an importers overstock.
These embroideries arc among the finest quail
tiles to be obtained and at full prices would ordin-
arily sell from 80 cents to S1.25 per yard
Broad. beautiful founcnss. 9, 10. IL to IA
inches in width actually worth IS cents to $1.25
per yard.
Priced at % Gents and 80 Cents.
Something like one hundred complete matched
Sets Three or four different width. Of edsins and
two widths of inserting to match. constituting an ex
hibit of embroideries equaled here Actual
values Csc. 35c. 50c &c. presenting an opportunity
to secure the finest of merchandise at prices that
are far less than the most ordinary kinds usually
cost.
A fresh shipment Of three hundred pieces con-
shutting the balance Of this great lot have first
showing to-day.
Priced at Is cents. 19 cents and 81 cents.
H. w. ALLEN O. CO.
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H. w. ALLEN O. CO.

Ct Manchester. n. H., was a guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. II. r. Johnson. last
week.-Mrs.. r. G. Carswell and dauEh-
ter Of Barre are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Corliss.--Several children are con-
hned to tho house b. tonsilit!s Miss
Pearl Whitchcr has finished work as
table girl at Hotel Low end returned to
her home in Warron.--TTarry Barrett OF
I.'ttleton, n. H.. was guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Craig last week.-A. p. Chase
is confined TO the bed by a serious acci-
dent as he fell down the cellar stairs
md bruised himself a great denl.
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ITinman; road commissioner. q. A.
Bailey: school directors. r. J. Libby. A.
W. Niles, II. a. wright; tax - cents.
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WATERVILLE.

II. A. Wiley was In Burlington Sat-
Dorr has moved into
Fred McTarlands house on the Bsk
crsheId road.-I~wis Robertson has
been in Enosburgh for two week..-
Mrs. Merl Miller srent several days
the past week with friends In Belvi-
dere.-Onc hundred and fttN people
attended the Rev. c. u, Picrce's dona-
ton Tuesday evenins.-Mrs. William
smile ana son. Henry, spent the past
week with her mother Mrs H. q.
Smith at Morrisvilie.-Georso Pcjau
has owed to one of tho Smile farms
down the river vacated by Leon Pierce
who has bought and moved to farm
IN Bakersneld.-Mrs. II. NJ. Sanford
md children Of Winooski arc spend
ing 4 few days with her parents, Mr..
end Mrs. Edgar Maynard.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. John Tasgart. who has heen
seriously i'll with What was thought to
be inflammation OF the bowels developed
symptoms OF appendicitis and was OPP
Grated on for this trouble Sunday by Or.
Giles OF Hanover. Although very weak
she Ecems to he improving.-Ciuy G.
IS!ckford underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis at the <sanitorium last week
Tuesday and Is -ecoverinG.-Thc Criver-
sly club OF Randolph held their month
~ meeting Mt Prof. G. II. Morrilrs Mon
day evening.--A son was born last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. Saeg.r.--Sfiss Martha
Gilbert has gone to Midd!etown. Conn.
70 visit her brother. the Rev. George r.
Gilbert. Peter Rousseau OF Burlington
has rented and taken possession OF the
Wayside farm which has been carried
on the past year by John Parker.-Mrs.
s &. Day and n. d. Bickford are both
recovering from their recent illness.-A.
&. Pride is sick and under the care Of
DR. Scott.
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EAST BRAINTREE.

The Randolph. Braintree and Brook
field Fish and Game League met at
East Braintree Saturday and the fol-
lowing officers were elected President
George w. Flagg; vice-prosdent Ly
man Hutchinson; secretary. Guy A.
ClouGh: treasurer. Fred L. Flint. The
members were entertaind at dinner at
the hotel by President Flagg. Mrs. c.
n. krools is i'll with the grp.-Carlotta
Norman has tho mcasles.--Mr. and Mrs.
John Bingham were IN Bcthel Saturday
and SUNDAY to see NJ. PinEhaIns
mother, who is ill.-C. II. Mann h's
bought a building lot in Randolph and
intends building In the summer.-Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Flint have returned from
their wedding trip to Waits1cld.-Mrs.
Eusebia Simons received word last week
that her aged sister In Roxbury had
had shock and was very Ill,
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CR.AFTsBURY.

The W. c T. L. viii meet with Mrs.
Mary n. Paddock Tuesday. March 9. at
80 p. m.--Uhile returning from the fu-
neral NJ Mrs. Gallagher a pair ot run
ming horses ran against the sleigh con-
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. c. Thsyer. Mrs
Thayer was thrown out. severely erui.ed.
one rib broken and her ankle badly
sprained.-Mrs. Kate Thayer went ia
Jericho last week to attend the funeral
of her nother.-M-. and Mrs. John Fab
cock visited In Morr!svile the frs. 81
this week.-Mr. Adams. who went 10
the Mary Fletcher hospital some three
weeks ago. Is not as Week.-Mrs. Luke
Paterson returned to Glover Sunday
Mrs. Edward Wheeler. who was serious
~ III last week from toneil'tis. 10 i'm
provirg.-The basket ball team gave
dance Friday night In the town hall
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HYDE PARK.

r. q. Page len me first Of this
w.ek 70 attend the Inauguration at
w~shinston,-E. L. Noyes is visiting
,.la,ives In Canada -Noyes Wood was
In Burlington on Thursday.--There were
u candidates for road commissioner and
Ii for listers In this town.-fhe district
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LOWELL,

Harry Sargent is at nome from, Derby
academy for Q two weeks vacatien.-
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PROCTOR

TIE funera, cf Herbert Burns. the
young man who was killed in tho auto
mobile accident at Center Rutland Sat
nrday was held Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock. 4 short prayer service was
held at his home. after which the body
was taken to the Union Church and ser
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DERBY.

There was sugar party mt Fletcher
Niles Tuesday evening for the benent
Of the CONGREGATIONAL Ladiee' Circle
His father. A. p. Niles. gave the sugar
Morris Burbank Is At home from the
lumber camp In New Hampshire, III
with the grip. His youngest daughter
has bronchitis.-Mss Balch field score
tary OF the Vermont Sunday School as
ISOLATION. spent most OF last week in
town arranging to organize Rome de-
partment with the assistance OF the
pastors and committees from the three
churches Allbce took his son.
Lawrence, to srrineneld Mass. where
n will enter hospital te be treated for
a throat d,fficulty.-Mrs. r. A. Allbce
and son, Newland. spent Sunday In
Troy-Ralpl, Allhec has measles at Guy
Cooks. His father from Troy Is caring
for hir-
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WESTTIELD.

Al the grammar school meeting the
following officers were elected: Com.
missioners, o. W. Bailey. ", W. Burn
ham. w r. Glpin. secretary, r. II.
Hitchcock: treasurer, w. r. Gilpin.-
Yrs. Thomas King. who had been III
for several weeks. died Februery ~
The funeral was held In the congre-
cntionnl Church Friday afternoon. the
Rev. Fred williams of*ciating. Mr.
King moved away Sunday. Relatives
and friends have taken the Ave Young
chldren.--A good many are planning 20
go 10 Troy this evening to attend
the Methodist oyster supper and the lee
ture on Australia by New, r. williams
whose boyhood was spent In that coun-
try.-W r. C;ilpln went To Providence
wednesday to visit his two sisters and
viii, also visit In Boston before returning
Miss Mary Richardson Of Sutton. Can.
came Thursday to visit her uncle. Joseph
Goddard. and Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
joddsrd and niece went 10 Newport to
visit other relatives.~Mrs. Patience
Leach has returned to her horHe In Enos'
hursh Fails after visiting her brother
L. s. woodruff 4 few weeks,
LOWELL.
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