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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-05-20
ST. ALBANS,

Mrs. James NJ Foss has returned from
Italy where she has been spending the
winter.
Mrs G.. J. crowley. who recently re-
turned from Jacksonville Fla. left Sat
urday evening for Alexandria bay where
she will he employed as housekeeper at
the Thousand Island House this sea-
son.
In Justice kearney's court Mon
dav. John Rogge was arraigned on
the charge Of assaulting and attempt-
ing TO Kill Fred ITakey. with knife.
The crime WAS committed Saturday
evening when Rogge, Hickey and q wo-
man. Minnie Gokey were in Rogge's
room in the Blocks district. A dis
pute arose over the woman. II Is said,
and Rogge drawing n big clasp knife.
cut Hakey down one arm and across
the hack. besides slashing Hakcy's
clothes to shreds At the hearing Ay,n-
day Rogge was remanded in Jail in
default Of $500 bonds for appearance
before the grand jury at the Septem-
Der term of court.
The wedding of Miss Nina Jane But
ton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John w.
Button, and Stafford Emerson Thurp
W al tame Hlh'f w t'HfSudN evening,
June ..
An exceptions, thing, the declaring Of
dividend of 100 cents on the dollar in a
bankruptcy case. was announced Tues
day in the case Of T.. f. Farrington
che disbursements to creditors whose
claims were filed and allowed, amount
to s7s1.93
s. !. Foster Of Bishop street has re-
signed his position with the Central
Vermont and has gone to Lincoln,
Neb. whore he has n railroad position.
His family will so to Lincoln next
month.
The marriage engagement is an
nounced OF Miss Mabel Quarteman
Webley, daughter of Mrs Ellen
Quarterman Wohley of Messenger
street, to Frank Il. Jones of Ran
dolph
Miss Mary Mcl.oud, patient at the
State hospital at Waterbury. died there
Yesterday Miss McI.oud was formerly
a resident Of this city and was COM
nitted to the asylum about year
ago.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

The Rev. J. l.. Penders for the past
FIVE years priest at the Roman Cath
Ollie Church. has rendered his resigna-
tion to take effect as soon as a new
bishop IS appointed.
Misses Minnie Barbowe. Adelaine Grey,
Maude Johnston, Beulah Hayes, Flor
ence Howard and Edith blanchard wit
messed the ball game in White River
Junction Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. a. j.
Foster attended the golden wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Fields in Mortified
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. y. G. Buck
Epent Sunday in Barre. This week they
are to attend the grand lodge meeting in
the same city.-LMv Elmer Bean has
ended a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Charles ingalls,. and returned to Mont
pelier.Mrs. Emma Mcintyre has again
opened her home on Randolph avenue
after spending some months in Buring
ton.-Mrs A. X. Crandall went Saturday
- Sharon for few weeksA number
Of the local Changers attended the meet
ing in Bethel Saturday evening.-The
high school seniors realized $500 from
their candy sale Saturday afternoon.
The second wrestling match between
James Freebourn and Young Gotch
will be held In Dubois and Gays hail
Saturday eveninE.--Mrs. Robert Field
ers returned to South Royalton yester-
day after ten days with relatives here.
Miss Jessie Morgan was in town
Monday-Mr. and Mrs. McCarron Of
Havana. Cuba. are guests of her moth
or, Mrs. Hastings.-Mry. Justin Tucker
and daughter, Marion. have returned
to Warren after a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood were
called to Rochester Tuesday by the i'll
ness of her brother. Henry Gifford.-Mrs.
Leslie Rumrill and mother. Mrs. Eliza
Stoughton, are guests of relatives IN
Errre.-Georgo Mann and little son spent
Monday night with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Mann.-Mrs. Henry Sey-
nour is spending the week In Montpelier
and Barre.-Mrs. &. NJ Smith was in
Mortified Monday.--L. l.. Dickerman
started Tuesday for Vancouver, B. c.,
after having been here the last week on
account Of the death of his mother-in-
Jaw. Mrs. Sarah p. Tarbell
Prln. f. @. Ham has received a COM
munication from the New England Col
lege entrance board that the Randolph
high school, after the past trial year, has
been placed upon the approved list OF
schools whose pupils are not to he sub
ject to examination for entrance into IA
Of the leading New England colleges for
a period Of three years. Since ball games
have been cancelled in Spaulding high
school OF Barre, because Of an act Of dis
obedience the game scheduled with the
local high school for June has been
called off-Mrs. A. y. Hayes joined her
husband In Springfield, Mass. Wednes-
day to return with him Saturday Mrs.
Lizzie Rattee Is still suffering internally
from fall down stairs three years ago
G. j. Stockwell was In Montpelier yes
terday Mrs. Lyman RiX is the guest
of her sister. Miss Lucinda Dupuis in
Essex Junction for a few days--After a
few days in this vicinity, Mrs Rachael
ellison of Waterbury and Mrs. Walter
Corby Of Concord, n. H., have returned
to their homes.-Miss Alice Previer was
in Montpelier Wednesday.
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JEFFERsONvLLE.

The news has been received of the
death Of Mrs, Aramnta Holmes Smith
In Worcester, Mass, May .. She was a
native and for many years resident OF
this town. She Is survived by two sons,
and two daughters.-M II. F. Harmed
and daughter, Eleanor. have gone to
Rochester, ~ v, to spend several weeks
with relatives and frends,It Is expected
that the Rev. r. F.. Harmed will deliver
the address before the Grand Army OF
the Republic on the afternoon OF May 80
and the ladies' OF the Cemetery assoc
iation will serve dinner and supper at
Hotel Melendy.-There will be a dramat-
ic entertainment under the auspices OF
the Cemetery association on the evening
of May 90 at the town hall.--The Rev.
X. f. HARVARD and sons. James and
Henry. were called to Rochester. N. Y,
Monday BY the death OF a relative. Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Green expects to start
for Lodi, Cal, soon.-Work Is progressing
on the Woodmen's hall near the resi-
dence Of A. A. Hawley. 1t will be thirty
two by seventy feet In size.
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NEWPORT.

On account OF the illness OF the pas
tors wife, there were no preaching SER
vices at the Congregational Church sun
day. Mrs Flagg was reported as being
much better Sunday morning.-The bell
foi the Methodist Church has arrived
and a bell raising will be held May Is
{. A. Brooks. who was taken III last
week. is improving H. Flint Is
Ill with pneumonia--Ascenso day will
be observed by Malta Commandery May
D-Thc next attraction at Lanes opera
House is the musical comedy, Mas
New Husband" May ia large num-
Der from this place made an early start
Saturday morning for the trout brooks
ana SO far as learned all met with with
good success DR.. d. X Eastman has
purchased an automobile and made
trip to Derby Line In &c minutes Satur-
day.
newport Is In every way likely to en-
JOY the benefits OF postal free delivery
IN the near future. Rumors to this ef-
feet have been In circulation within a
day or two and a Free Press representa-
tive called on Postmaster II. G. Blanch-
ard and found that the postoffice comes
under an act enabling the department
to establish such routes where the re-
ceipts are over $4,000. This office has an
income OF $ll,lOO. A postoffice inspector
has looked over the ground and was
very favorably impressed and gave some
encouragement to the officials here. II
the department sees At to establish a
free delivery route in this place. It will
require the service Of two carriers and q
substitute. There will be two deliveries
day TO the residential section and three
deliveries to the business section, The
trustees have also expressed their will
ingness to comply with the requirements
OF the department by numbering the
streets and posting street sigma
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FORESTDALE.

Robert Prevere of Amherst. Mass,
and Miss Bertha Ray Of Claremont. y.
IL. are visiting at Joseph La Frances.
About 30 Italians arrived Tuesday and
viii complete the new water system
Orman Partlow and F.. F.. Partlow have
returned from visit to Jersey City. y.
j.. and New York city,-Mrs. John Nc
tellan and daughter OF West Rutland
are visiting at W. l.. Cook s.--Ruth
Whitcomb has returned from the AL
hany, y. Y. hospital.-The Woman's
Auxiliary met with Mrs. j. G. Bernor
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs j.
franklyn OF Albany, y. Y. are visiting
his sister. Mrs. l.. Il. Churchill.
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UNDERHILL.

Horace Ellsworth died Sunday morning
bfter a brief illness. He is survived by
\ wife and son. Edgar. The funeral SER
etces we're held Tuesday at 20 y. m. at
MS late home. Eugene Bliss of Chicago
Is called here by the illness Of his moth
er.-Mrs. Dayton Clark Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ira Iincoln.--Mrs Floyd Fuller
OF Waterbury has been visiting In town
Mrs. F.: j. Whitcomb OF Burlington Is
spending few DAYS at her home in
Riverside. MRS. Howard Clark is III with
the measles.--Earl Cross Is suffering with
rheumatism.-M Misses Olive and Marjory
Hayden Of Burlington spent Sunday with
their narenfl
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WEsTF1ELD.

The Rev. Ira Pinney of North HYDE
Park preached in the Congregational
Church last Sunday.-The following were
elected delegates to the Orleans county
conference OF Congregational Churches
held at bloomington June / and 2: Mr..
w. Il. Gilpin. Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Wright
and Mrs Lillian Wright-William Mayo
moved to Troy last week.-Mrs.. w. A.
Young went to Williston Wednesday to
visit her mother-H. d. Miller and Ed
win Boynton have both over 20 tons Of
maple sugar this season.
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DERBY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Morrill,, their
little daughter and one hired man were
sick last week with scarlet fever. They
are all now on the sain.-Measles have
broken out in the graded school. Little
Madeline Nayor is very sick with bron-
chial pneumonia Rev Nr. David
son is holding a series Of evaneelistic
meetings here and much interest Is man
Tested Charles Hopkinson was sick all
last week, finally measles developed. He
10 now better
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs. NJ +. Perley and daughter. Miss
katherine. returned Saturday from Bur-
llngton, where they had passed n few
days.-W. l.. Gardner Of Burlington
passed Sunday with his parents.-R. J.
Hears has passed n few days here com
ing from Oshkosh. Wis.-Mr. and Mrs G.
NJ. Whitcomb returned Monday from
their farm in the eastern part of the
town, where they had been passing sew
eral weeks.A son was horn to Mr. and
Mrs. W. n. Kimball Saturday Mrs.
Kmbal is at the home Of her parents in
Fast Fairfield.
The old safe was moved from tho town
clerks office Friday. II. W. Towle. one
OF the selectmen who assisted, had one
foot caught by the safe against a wagon
wheel and he was held there until the
wheel was removed. 1t IL reported that
no bones We're broken.--W. G. McAllist-
er, who was i'll nearly all last week. is
somewhat improved following off
GERS were elected at the annual meeting
Friday evening of the Epworth League:
President. +. j. Best; vice presidents
Miss Ellen Wagner. Miss Helena Car
penter. Mrs William Shaw, Miss Louise
Kimbal; secretary, Miss Charlotte
JENNIE; treasurer. Miss Ruth Draper
James O'Neil. who has been appointed
by the selectmen in charge of permanent
road work, is finishing that part of the
highway in Enosburgh near Charles
Aliens between Fast Berkshire and
Montgomery. Tuesday County Superin-
tendent j. G. Towe and civil Engineer
John Webster began laying out tho bal
ance to he built this year. This will be
on the river road beginning at Berk-
shire line near Samsonville,-Th rail-
road people have force of men on the
new piece ~ road near North Enos-
burgh putting it in shape so that the
town will pay its share Of the expense
OF building flowing to the meeting of
the school teachers OF the county in St
Adams Friday. there will he no ses-
sions that day bf the village schools
r. J. Mears left Tuesday for Albany.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Archie DONNA has sold his place to
Frank Gorlet and rented Mr.. Gorlets
farm for one year.--Dr. E. T. Brown
has sold TO DR.. Clark the piece Of mea-
dow land owned by him on the South
road.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis j. Garvey re-
turned from Jonesville Saturday They
VIII stop at present at the Martin house
Henry Laplant is building an add-
ton to his house. also a new barn.-Miss
Eva Dezotelle has returned from Flor
ida. where she has spent the winter
Fleda NJ La Rock and son, Guy, are at
home from Enosburgh Falls.-F. H. Elk
ms and William Brennan of North Troy
We're in town Monday and Tuesday,
James Lewis was In Belvidere the first
of this week Lun1bra and son.
Newton. have gone to Rritol, Conn
to visit her brother. Artimus Buskey.
Leon Buskey returned home with them
Frank and Antoine Martin have returned
from Rouses Point. where they visited
relatives.-John Fountain has rented
part of the basement under Porter's
new block and opened meat market
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Vermont experiment station has
leased two acres Of land on the east
side OF the Story farm where Prof Will
lian Stuart will conduct trial potato cul-
ture.-Miss Ornda Tilley is In Burlng-
ton caring for her aunt. Miss A. o. TAFT
vhc Il quite sick.--S. n. Tilley Is In very
ruor health at his sons. r. F.. Tilley-
Lewis Winter entertained his teacher.
Mss Eunice Prior. and schoolmates at
his home on Spear street Saturday after
room II being his 18th birthday Mrs s.
G. Sails and three youngest children are
fll with the measles
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Hugh Phillips of Montpelier was at
the "old homestead" over Sunday. He
returned home Monday with his wife
and child who had been there a week
Mrs. Elijah Wilbur went to Barre Satur-
day to assist In the care of sick rea-
tive.-Mrs. Nelson Pray Is still in crit
ical condition--F.arl Bickford has taken
two weeks vacation from his work at
the bottling factory.-John Taggart took
his first trip Monday as mail carrier on
route No. s,-Mrs. A. C. Wells has been
in Barre the past week.
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BROWNINGTON.

Mr.. John Young and family are visit
ing relatives in Manchester.-Mrs Sarah
Briggs is In town visiting relatives
Mrs. Oliver Dryer Is entertaining her
brother Mr.. Observation-Disclosures White
hall and Myrtle Armstrong We're married
ut the home If the brides parents. M
and Mrs. Luther Armstrong, Wednes-
day evening May H. BY Rev. M Daven-
port-Frank Clark who has been sick
is able to be out.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Hugh II. Butterfed and two chill
dren are visiting her parents in Morris
v!lle.-The Rev. A. A. Murch, rector of
the Episcopal Church here and at Newport,
has rendered his resignation to take
effect July IN. Hunt has sold his house
on Pleasant street. lately occupied by
Fred Hunt. to Harvey Bolton, who takes
immediate possession. The families Of
George Sisco and Eugene Lawyer also
move with Mr. Bolton.-Dr. G. c. Waller
has q new Rlick aufn,nnhile
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
ISLE LA MOTTE.

Miss Jennie Ostrander of West Chazy
was the guests OF Mrs. Seymour Pike
over Sunday.-Mrs. and Mrs NJ r. Con-
nell of Tarrytown, N Y, spent a few
days in town last week the guests of
Mrs. A. NJ. Longfelt.--Miss Della Dumont
has returned to her home in Ellenburgh.
Hiram Lewis family have the measles.
james Ryan formerly OF this town Ia
in town.-Mr. Durivage had horse bad
~ cut by a drag last week-Several new
poles have been set for the new tele-
phone lne,--John Roebach was at home
over Sunday.-Charles Brown has re-
modelled his house and has 1t newly fur
nished
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

VI Il. Brewster has moved into the
rooms vacated by F. q. Bagley. -Leslie
Taft of Bristol visited his mother. Mrs
Nyman Tnft, who has been quite III, but
Is better now, the last of the week
Clarence Andrews is recovering from an
attack of pleurisy.-A youung son Of
Charles Dwyer is i'll with spinal menin-
gifts Samuel Wright of Huntsville went
TO the Mary Fletcher hospital Wednes-
day for an operation for appendicitis
John Miles Is III with the grip.
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Myron McGregor has improved the APP
pearance OF his house by adding a new
veranda.-Mr and Mrs. Loren Hutchins
Of Arlington, Mass, have arrived at their
home here for the summer.--A social will
be held at the home of Mr., and Mrs. W.
A. Soule next Wednesday evening Mr..
Rama Duba, who has been i'll OF con-
gestion of the lungs, is again able to be
out Miss Helen Brayton who has been
employed as cashier for the Burlington
Light e. Power company has resigned
her position and is home for the sum
mer,--Mrs Loren Rockwell and Miss
Matte Rockwell We're in Burlington Sat
urday Nelson Sturgeon left town Mon
day for Montpelier junction where he
has employment
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FRANKLIN.

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
G. O. Wright Tuesday. Misses Anna
Powell and Edith Gates attended the
choral union concert at ST. Adams. We'd
nesday.-Miss Ella Randall is visiting
Mrs. Mary Gates In MidGlebury. -The
senior class of the high school will pre-
sent the play Farmer Haskins," in
IiicbPnte Nav
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Lucy Barnard il at home from
Montpelier Seminary i'll with the meas
les.--Miss Metoni Capon attended the
musical festival at ST. Adams Wednes-
day.-Rufus McAllister Of New York
state is visiting at f. A. Austin's.
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vi the grsdes.-Mrs. Eliza Rood has
returned from a visit with her son
Milo, in Bangor. n. Mrs Caroline
Hyde NJ East Georgia is visiting her
brother, n. ". Fuler.--Mark Ryan has
returned from visit in Springfield.
Mass,
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FAIRFAX.

The Memorial day exercises will be
held in N. II. l. hall Monday, May 81, at
1:SO D. M. with Capt j. J. Monaham of
Essex Junction as speaker. The school
children and all interested in the ser
vices of the day are asked to furnish
flowers and assist in decorating the
soldiers graves. At $50 a. m. the follow
ing committees will visit the various
cemeteries; Fairfax. c. ~. Brush, l.. r.
Hunt; Plains. f.. +. Orton, j. II. Grow
North Fairfax, s. s. Brigham, f.. X
Montague; Buck Hollow, y. s. DAWSON
j. s. Howard Stafford, r.. 6. Minkler
C. -. Currier Beaver S. 8. Brigham. E.
X. .tontague. -The remains OF Van Ness
Chase, formerly of Fletcher but for FIVE
wears resident OF Albany. n. Y, were
brought last week to the residence Of his
brother-in-law. Edwin Strait. Mr.. Chase
was % years old. He Is survived by a
wife. n son and daughter and by two
brothers, Perry Chase of East Fairfield
and r. Is. Chase of the Soldiers Home
at Remington. The funeral was held at
the church at BinghamviIle. the Rev.
Mr.. Lord officiating. Burial was at the
B'nghamrille cemetery under Masonic
auspices Mrs. G. g. Orion Is confined
to her bed by the grin.
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FLETCHER.

Mr. and Mrs. Deforest Robinson spent
Saturday and Sunday in St Adams
Tho house of Peter Salone was burned
Saturday evening at about eight o'clock
The family was away and the origin Of
the fire Is unknown. There was a small
insurance on the house.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Green We're In BURLINGTON Thursday
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Blake are enter
tanning relatives from Manchester and
81 Adams William Sweeney has pneu-
sncna.-John Granger Is i'll with the grip.
The force OF men from the fish hatch
cry have returned to Swanton-AIrs
Helen Bronson IL staying with Mrs. H.
A. Granger
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Rev, and Mrs. P. F. Bicknell
and two daughters. OF Massachusetts are
at his brothers, G. c. Bicknell Rev
Mr. Bcknsll was very sick during the
winter, and contemplates spending some
months in Vermont for the benefit Of
his health.-Miss Dessa Bolger and Miss
Soraine Ransom OF the Johnson normal
school were at their homes over Sunday
The teachers of the public schools
were in Burlington, Monday. visiting the
schools there.-A base ball game, he
tween tnderhill high school and Jericho
high was played here Saturday result
ing in victory for hll.--Miss En-
ma Church. who has been critically i'll
for two weeks ia no better. and little
hopes Of her recovery are entertained.
Mrs. A, e. Hoskins and Mrs T. j. Nash
were In Burlington the past few days
helping care for their brother, Whit
ney ]. Smith. who died Tuesday. The
remains will he brought to Jericho and
the funeral held at the home Of Mrs.
Hoskins this afternoon.--The grocery
store Of Morse & Pease was broken into
Friday night and some small change IN
the money drawer was taken. and also
few articles of mercha ndise. Entrance
was obtained by breaking open the
been II! the past few weeks with grip
and gastritis, expects to go TO the Mary
Fletcher hospital soon for treatment
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SOUTH HERO.

a. j. Farrell of Swanton visited friends
In town recently. Mrs. Irish has return
ed to Burlington after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. II Wadsworth.
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ST. GEORGE

Fred Davis has returned from the hos
pi'al where he went the nrst Of last
week for an operation which was found
necessary. Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Hinsdale
accompanied their niece. Miss Bertha
Burritt. 10 the Fanny Allen hospital Sat
urday where she will be operated on for
appendicitis. Mildred White will re.
turn this week from six weeks treat
rent at the hospital.-Miss Hannah
Hnsdale and Mrs. Miranda Westcott
are gaining sowly.--Neut. l. I. Brown
son has returned TO G. W. MansHeld's
after spending the winter with his son
IN Cuha.-Henry Lawrence and daughter,
Mss Matte and Mrs. Wright OF Rurling-
ton. are passing few days at their
farm. Mr.. Lawrence is not in good
health Miss Altha Ruel Chase has gone
to Waterbury where she has work in the
state hospital.-Mrs. y. r. Parches Is
ap
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BAKERSFIELD.

State Road Commissioner Gates OF
Franklin and County Commissioner j.
e. Towle of Enosburgh Falls met the
selectmen of the town Friday to con-
slider tho laying out Of the permanent
enthusiastically Brigham was defeated
at Johnson, s to 2.-F b. Maynard broke
one of the bones of his hand while play
ing ball last week Wednesday-The
Brigham Ministries gave their annual en-
tertainment Friday evening in Brigham
Academy hall The proceeds were Ssh
The members OF St. Georges Church
will give chicken pie dinner at the
Brigham House Thursday, May oo-E.
A. Ayers OF Swanton was in town last
week.
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MONTGOMERY.

The death OF Mrs Clemetine Murray
occurred Saturday after long and
painful Illness with Brights disease.
The funeral was held Thursday and the
interment was on Hin West. She leaves
three sons, Almon. Herman and Edward.
and three daughters Mrs. Louise Lee
doGx. Mrs. Bertha Rossiar. and Mrs.
Emma NadneY.--Mrs Belle Heath re-
turned Thursday to North Troy-B.shop
Hall will make his annual visitation 10
ST. Bartholomew Church to-day.-Niss
Lucy Parker was at home from Mont
peller Seminary over Sunday.-The
county convention of the w. G. r. l..
Logan Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs Lewis
shower have returned from Three Riv-