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ORANGE 'rN1TY.
R. NOO1 pH

The fire company was called out
SATURDAY. morning by a chimney burn
ing out In the house rented by Mrs. l..
T. Drake on Main street some of the
roofing was destroyed RS. w r.
Fdson and sister Miss Maude Johns
ton, We're called to Lebanon, y. H..
Saturday by the death Of their father
Mrs. Alice Fisher spent sunday In
MONTPELIER and Barre.-Mi and Mrs
Aonzo Emery returned Friday from
Washington. n. c., where Mr.. Emery
IL a door keeper Of the House OF Rep
resentatives.-The Rev. Joseph Ham
ilton lrciated at the funeral Of Mrs.
Mahila Kenney in Planned Saturday.
James Rand of Norwich University
was a, home Saturday.--Prln. Z. G..
Ham was ono of the Judges in the de-
bate at Mortified Friday night be-
tween AI'dlehury and Norwich Mrs
Elizabeth Si'vcrthorn and daughter of
Northueld were in town Saturday.
Friday evening the Bethany Girls gave
n very peasant social at the parish
house.-Mrs. Frank Kild"r spent Sun
dav in RoXbury.-Miss clara Rean OF
pnrre was an over-Sunday guest OF her
father w. W. Bean.-X. A. Inn, who
has been in very poor health for some
time, is gradually failins.--Mr and
Mrs T. j. Blanchard entertained their
daughter, Miss Estella. of Barre, over
Sunday-Miss May Wyman returned
Saturday to Burlington, having been
called here by the death Of her sister.
Mrs clayton Trask.
Mrs Pearl Campbell spent Sunday In
White River Junction as the guest Of
her sister Mrs. l.. q. Dunham.-Mrs. A.
J. Foster Is spending the week in Mont
relier with her daughter Mrs. j. NJ
Thomson. Hazel Tewksbury, 10-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Selden
Teyksbury, underwent n successful OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the sanitarium
Sunday.-Miss Helen Tozer. who has
been visiting Mrs. w +. Samson, start
cd Monday for her home in Minneapolis
Mrs. Fugenie Ellison IL enteri aiming
Miss Josie Kennedy of Boston. Victor
Smear went to Boston Monday for few
days-Miss Cora Holhrook has returned
TO Rochester after IA few days with her
r~other, Mrs r. IIolhrook
PRINCIPAL T.. G. Ham announced the
1900 class honors Tuesday: Miss Jessie
Chedel was ~ lrdcd first .honors and
second honors were DIVIDED between
Miss Mary Tewksbury and William
IIyzer--Mrs ~. T. ilolmrn was call "a
to Waterbury Tuesday by the scri us
illness of an aunt,-trdav there will Toe
a base hall game here between the Local
Ugh school team ana Spauding high 4
parre.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p. Sanford are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Charles
D>.Bois, and two children OF Winchester,
Nyiss.--Misses Emma Patch and Anna
Eastman are spending a few days at
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HIGEGATE CENTER.

r. H. Brown Of Franklin was in town
SrndaY.-Mrs. Kitty Bell OF Morrsvillc
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emily, Cutler.
MIR and Mrs. j. Il. Sanderson and
Eranddaushter, Marion, of West New
ton. Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
DIR. f.. A. Bates took l.. f. Pontbriand
to the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
mcnt Sunday.-Mss Florence Holt spent
Sunday with her parents in Richford. -
Mrs. Augustus Best Of Woodstock is
visiting here,-Mlss Annie Patterson ia
visiting her sister, Mrs f. II. Hunter.
in Freleighsburg. p. Q.--Mrs. Lucien
Record Of Minneapolis, Mimi, and her
mother, Mrs Della Cross. are visiting
al f.. r. Grass s,--Don Burdick Is acting
rs salesman for the iIiyhgate Mnnufac-
iiring company.-Mrs H. {. Gates Of
Franklin Is spending a few days in town.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The household goods of j. w futile
have been shipped TO Hardwick where
Mr.. futile has employment. The teno-
ment vacated by Mr.. futile will be Occur
pied by Henry Duso and famly.-C. H..
Crandall architect. Of burlington was
in town Friday looking at the barns on
the Dorfland farm for Il customer who
desires to duplicate them.-R. w. HUI
burd Of burlington was In town Friday.
S. f. Laroe has been engaged as care
taKer for the parks by the Ladies' VII
laPe Improvement society.-IIenrv Lang
OF West berkshire was in town Sat,lr-
day on his way homo from the Mary
land Dental school in Baltimore. lie was
formerly employed at the railway sta
tion here.-Miss Rooney a teacher at
East Berkshire, visited Miss sykes over
Sunday.
The funerar OF the five weeks old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Casanova
was held at st. John the Baptist
Church Sunday at 2:3o O'Clock, the Rev.
NJ. s. O'Donnell ofciatng.-Dr. and
Mrs. f. II. Brown gave baby party
Friday in honor of the third birth
day of their daughter Barbara,
which was attended by II babies and
their mothers The Ladies' Aid will
serve a May Day breakfast in the
Methodist vestry Saturday morning.
Miss Dorothy Davis daughter of the
Rev. A. =. Davis who was seriously i'll
Saturday. Is much improved.
Mir. and Mrs. Robert Bourne Of Bur
lington passed Sunday with Mrs
bourne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +, c.
Kimball,-Mr and Mrs, A. j. Orr, Mr.
end Mrs. NJ J.. Dow D. f. CuShman
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from end Page

have gone to bermuda on their we'd
ding trip.
Tho wedding of Miss marguerite
waugh only daughter of DR.. and Mrs
T. r. Waugh Of this city. and Charles
Mcdonald of New York will take
place here in June.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret Gillin
and Charles +. Sullivan took place at st.
Mary's Church yesterday morning at six
O'Clock The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. r, ]. Cahll and the ushcrs were
William Kirk and Robert Kirk ncphows
of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan left
on the early train for a brief wedding
trip after which they will make their
home on St. fbans hill
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JFFFEPsONVILLE.

The Rev. II. f. Harmed was called To
Waterville Tuesday to attend The flu
neral of Heman MIller,--Mr and Mrs.
Julius W. Green and Mr., and Mrs Perley
L. Green of burlington were guests OF
their parents Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Green,
over Sunday. -Eighty-two pupils are en-
rolled in the four departments OF the
village school.--The sugar season in the
early places is finished, though In the
mountain lots Tuesday was good day
ana great flow of sap. Farmers report
rhout pound and a half to tree
t. ere will be May day celebration here
Saturday and the Ladies' Aid society
will serve n supper at tho church pr
lors. Prank Thomas Is rushing work on
his new residence Mrs David Marvin
and son. Horace were guests at her old
home Tuesday.
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CHELSEA

Thursday Stanley c. Wilson. and
Miss Grace G.. Bacon were married at
the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Erdix G. Bacon. some
three miles from Chelsea village. Mr..
Wilson IL the Junior member Of the
law arm of Darling & Wilson and tho
present States attorney Of Orange
county They are to reside In the old
Or. Bagley place.-Mr and Mrs. Will
liam F. Hood left Tuesday to spend
two weeks at Upper Nyack. n. Y, with
pr. and Mrs. George II. Helmer. Mrs
Helmer being the daughter of Mr..
Hood.-Edwin y. Fuller and F. Eu-
gene Fuller Of Lowell Mass. were in
town last week returning to their
homes on Sunday.--Mrs. Jennie Druge
Wilcox. who formerly lived near YER
shire Height. died at Plainfield Monday
OF tubercul osis.--Fred A. Ordway has
returned from three months trip
South.-Miss Emma w. Hatch. who
taught the upper village school last
year. has gone to teach in Newbury.-
II schools outside the village are the
following teachers: No. 5. Miss Elsie
Hood No 7. Miss Eunice Moulton; No.
s. Miss Abhie whitney; No. Q, Miss
jessie Davis; No. II. Miss Laura Colby;
No. II. Mrs VIM. r. Cook. In the viii
lage schools the teachers are: Interme-
date Miss Zoe KIN primary, Miss
Nora Taylor.-The Rev. +, A Poole of
Barre City has been engaged to de
liver the Memorial day address for
Waterson Post G.. a. r., May 80.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

George Clark. an old resident Of this
place. died at the home Of his son, George
Clark. Jr., April 81 at the age Of 80
years. He served as a private in the
Civil War and was a member Of the
G. j. Ormsbee Post Il. A. r., Of this
town. His funeral was held Friday after
noon AT two o'clock at the home Of his
son on Maple street.
The Young Mems League OF the Baptist
Church gave the Rev. George Pomfrey
very pleasant reception and banquet
at the vestry Friday evening. After
dinner speeches were made by Elroy
Kemp, Curn Richardson. Paul Rickert,
the Rev. George Pomfrey. William FIet-
cher and Eugene Shea Frank w. Lovett
acted as toastmaster.-Hugh and Will
Williams of Granville, n. Y, spent Sun
day at Mrs. Amelia l.. Pierce's.-Niiss
Lillian Mcleod. who has been spending
several days in CRANKY, p. O., has re-
turned home.-Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Chandler, Leon and Amos Chandler and
Mrs, Harlow Sanders were in Hubbard
ton Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Arthur Hawley Hazel Kidder,
who is teaching in Holden, is spending
few days at home.-Mrs. Hugh
Churchill Of Fitchburg, Mass. Is the
guest of Mrs. Abbie Churchill.-Mr. and
Mrs. ID. +, Lawrence have gone to Wey-
bridge to visit their daughter Mrs.
Merrill Nash.-Mrs. A. c. Battles is con-
fined to the house by illness.-James
Powers has entered the employ OF the
Brandon I'alian Marble 60. at Middle
bury-Mrs. Frederick ]. Hatton and two
children of Swampscott, Mass, are called
here b. the Illness of her mother, Mrs
T. W. Briggs. Mrs Kate Rood of Swan
ton is the guest of the Misses Kidder
..r. and Mrs. James Cullney and chill
iren OF Dorchester, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Cullineys parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Condon-Mrs, Margaret Griffith has
gone TO Rutland for several weeks,-Mrs.
Robert Hudson of Vergennes has been
called here by the serious illness OF
Mrs. Eliza Hudson.
\ Masonic dance was held at the
brandon Inn Tuesday.-Ious Carter
Rochester was before Judge Cool
9turday evening and fined 81 and costs
a 10 for intoNicaton which he paid
persons were baptsed SUNDAY even
- ut to oH''st Cru-c' e the Nev
'rso INF ~. tcr was born
day f. NJ 0rd Ms A. n Buram,
tn Of the vllq"e Miss Maud Walker.
% was operated u"on for aDpcnoicitis
Elmlra, y Y. has returned to her
20 here Mo"ris Graves has purchased
30 automobile Nlss Nar.pret uowker
riven surprise rr~'. saturday
lng by several of her friends. The
g's Daughters met in the G. A.
hall Wednesday afternoon.
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their homes in East Granville and
TopshaIn.-Mrs. Bert DAVIS OF Gaysville
was In town Wednesday Mrs Walter
Kst chum and infant daughter of Gays
vile spent Tuesday night at F. H
ketchums .-Mrs W. r.. Gladding Is the
guest Of her brother in Montpelier Miss
Laura Clark returned TO her duties as
teacher in Smith College Wednesday,
Mrs s. p. Cushman and daughter,
Bernce. went to their home in ST. Johns
bury Wednesday after a few days with
relatives here.
C}et rye L. Ford has sold out his photo
Eraphy business TO s A. Smith ~ whom
Mr.. Ford purchased It two wears ago
Mr.. Smith will take possession Nay
and Mr.. Ford will so to Barre. Mr. and
Mrs George Dumas quietly observed
tAeir 18th wedding anniversary at their
home Tuesday with their children Those
from away were Mrs. Dumss's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ratro Of Burlington.
Several pleasant remembrance were
given them.
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ice. coal and carpet cleaning business
Misses zita and Teresa Towne wen,
Friday to Barton to visit their sister.
Mrs. Louis Archambault.-George THft
was in ST. Johnsbury Friday.-The Rev.
and Mrs. p. A. Smith left Friday for
Groton. their new home.
The Brotherhood held its last get
together meeting Tuesday evening with
supper at $50. 1t was followed by an
Illustrated lecture by the Rev. w. r.
Spa rha wk walter 1sham, who has been
employed in a poultry market in Boston,
will buy and ship poultry here.--Mr and
Mrs. j. H. Partlow passed Sunday in
johnson and went Monday to IIardwjck.
e. e. Hadley and George /. A, Smith
left Monday for Remington as delegates
| TO the annual meeting Of the grand
ledge, n. T.. O .P.-Mr. and Mrs f. O.
I.unt and niece. Miss Thelmn Hoyt we're
in Burlington Monday.-Judge and Mrs.
II. II. Powers were In Burlington Mon
day Mrs Esther Blately OF Westfeld,
Wis, who has passed the winter with
her nephew. r. -. Barrows went Mon
Gay to Plattsburgh. N. Y, for n month
hefore returning home.--A. C.. Merrill is
in Craftsbury. his former home for a
few days.-G. A. Morses dressing min is
shut down for few days to lay over
the furnace. BADGER was in East
Haverhill, n. H., Monday.-Miss Alice
Smith, who passed the winter at the
Formudas. arrived home Monday Miss
Grace is visiting friends in Massachu-
sets.
About rs were seated at the tables Mt
the last get together" meeting for this
season OF the Congregat ional Brother
hood Tuesday evening The supper was
served by ladies Of the Methodist So
ciety. The chairman Of the membership
committee reported a membership Of "a
at the first organization of the broth
erhood and 70 at the present time
Mrs. Ralph Hubbell OF Wocott and Mrs
James Eaton Of Hyde Park were guests
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Eaton
o. II. Hawkins has moved to the Carroll
house on upper Main street.-Mrs. Eliza
Griswold left Wednesday, for Orange.
Cal. where she has Neen called by the
illness OF his sister-ln-law Mrs. H. j.
Towne.-Mrs. Minnie Flttn -'eol started
Wednesday, for Svnarep N1sr.. to Join
her husband. who has been located there
for some t'ne.-Nrs. Frank Goodell was
taken to burlington Wednesday for
treatment a. tie Mary Fletcher hospital
F. G. Fleetwood has been in Rutland
for several days on legal business = M
and Mrs f. \. Fc~ieston. who have
been with his parents for two years Sc
turned Wednesday to Albany. ". Y.-Nr
and Mrs. Frank Becker Of Cambridge
who have visited his brother. Carl Reek-
err, returned home Wednesday-Ni
Juna Kinds is III with the Erip.-H r.
Kellogg went to Worcester Wednesday
to attend the funeral Of his mother. Mrs
Julia kellogg Levi GIN has purchased
OF c. NJ Bnvnton the Elder Hall house
on jersey iehts-Eghty attended the
sociable held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Gallup Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the y. f. O. P. piano fund.
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Alma Noyos, who has been spend
ing the winter at Harrisburgh. Pa. has
returned home.-Niss Katherine McGoo-
kin is learning tho telephone business
at Morrisvillc. Mrs. Homer La rphcr has
returned to Bucksport, Me, where she
was called by the death of her father
District schools throughout the town
commenced Monday.--The Rev. W. r.
Hamlin has returned from Massachusetts
Miss Thompson, the L. G. A. precep-
tress. will not &C, ept an engagement
here another year Charles Rlake OF
lfaverhill. Mass, was in town Friday
Irs. John Hunt and granddaughter re-
turned to Littleton, y. H., Friday.
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LOWELL.

II. H. Newton has had his pension in
creased TO 81 per month.-The cows Of
the Mitchell Bros. and Edgar LaClair
were tested Thursday. In the Mitchell
Bros herd OF 40 cows. Is were found
diseased OF Mr. LsClar's. five were
pronounced infected.-Mrs Ernest Wat
son and son. Sanborn, are visiting rela-
tives in North Troy anu NewpOrt.-M.ss
y. Grace Coolidge Of Eden has been en-
RACED to teach in the Richards district.
School opend Monday.-L. = Harding
has been appointed truant officer.-Mrs.
Timothy Dehlas is very ill-Mr and
Mrs, Alexander Deblais Of Orleans were
called hero SATURDAY by the Illness of
their mother. Mrs. Timothy Deblais-
Miss Martha Berland died April &c at
the home OF MI and Mrs. A. L. Stewart.
The remains We're taken to Danville for
Intermediates Petingill OF Westreld
has been engaged TO teach in the Cello
district. School will open May g.
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Lucy Pearl and Mrs. Griffith Cor
don returned Saturday from Peters
burgh. Va, where they spent the winter
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. c. c. Kinney Thursday. May e
Everett Center spent Sunday at home
from the Y. V. M-Mrs. s. T. Wards
worth Is seriously III at her home In
South Hero.-Mrs. Frank Ward died Fri
day afternoon after a long illness Her
funeral was held at St. Rosa Church
Sunday afternoon. Father Lachance Off
ci1 ted
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ALBURGH.

The dwelling house and out-buldings
of Norman VosburEh. near the Canada
line. We're consumed by fire Tuesday
night All efforts to check the fire were
futile. owing to the heavy wind The
Rev. o. r. Houghton and family have
gone to Bakersfield where he has been
called as pastor OF the Congregational
Church.-The Rev. Mr. Pierce OF the
Congregational Church here, who has
been Ill at w. F. Rowells is improving
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Enosburrh Falls high school base
bali team was defeated here Saturday by
tie brigham Academy team, 6 to 3.--The
old town house was sold at public auction
saturday TO John Larock for s205.-Mss
Maude Narcotic and Miss Lena Tillotson
were in Burlington Saturday. --Mrs. Ben
iamin Lilley has returned to Hyde PARK.
Mrs. John I.arock and daughter havs
leen visiting in Enosburgh Falls.-The
rbine of base ball Monday between Brig
ham Academy and Hyde Park resulted
in a victory for the home team, 4 to .
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were taken to Georgia Plain for burial.
Among those from away who attended
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley
ballard Mr.. and Mrs. Rola Ballard. Mr..
end Mrs. Eugene foyden OF Fairfax
Mrs. Charles Dyer OF Sutton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Cephas Post, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Coburn. Mrs. Bert Ballard OF ST. Al
bans-The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Newall Coburn Wcdnesday.-The rcgu-
lar meeting of Banner Grange May Z
will be observed as Vermont evening.
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BROWNINGTON.

Fred Tatro and Adelene Woods were
married last week.-Mrs.. Rosana Moor
has gone to Canada.-Joh Young had
his cows tested for tuberculosis and 18
were condemned.-Schools in town COM
menced Monday.-Mrs. S. ]. Robinson
is quite sick with catarrhal pneumonia.
The Rev. William Muir has gone to
Ontario as an evangelist. The Rev w.
c. Christie, the new pastor at Evans
VILE and Bloomington Center preached
here Sunday.-Mildred Monteth is better.
blanche Gray has gone to Lowell to
teach.
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ALBuRGH CENTER.

Mrs. John Valentine Is convaiescent.-
Miss Olive Houghton passed Sunday in
Swanton.-Mrs. s. ]. Gordon and Miss
Marion Gordon spent Sunday at their
home here.-Capt r. r. Rockwell OF Bur-
lington was in town Saturday-Mrs. w.
A. Soule. who has been III Of congestion
of the lungs. Is slowly recovering. Mrs
Nettie Elwood died of tuberculosis
April % at the home Of her brother,
W. A. Mullen. The remains were taken
TO Swanton Saturday for burial
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs, Martin, mother of Mrs Myron r.
Donaldson of Skeels Corner. who has
hcen very i'll with congestion of the
lungs, IS better.-.Mr. and Mrs j. T. Cat
lin are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T, T.. Cat
lin of North Sheldon,-Albert Skeels and
NJ w. Jcnnlson. farmers at Skcels Cor
r"r, have had artesian wells drilled this
sI"ing which give from 40 to so gallons
of water per minute.-Littlc Dorothy
Aver of Milton Boro, granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs f. NJ. Hubbard, is spend
ms some time at their home
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. George Demar. who has been quite
ILL., is convalcscing.-Hen w. Lang who
has been student at the Baltimore
CMd) Dental College, is with his parents
for the summer.-Mrs ,1dward Smith Of
sutton, Que, is caring for her parents
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Hoadley. who were
injured In n runaway last week Both are
doing well-Lee Derby has been visiting
in Tarnham and Sutton. Que, the past
Week.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bashaw Of
Rchford visited at Loyal Stoves Tues
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CRAFTSBURY.

The annual meeting Of the w. C. T. u.
Will be held with Mrs. Lucy Kilburn at
North Craftsbury May at 300 p. NJ
Royal Moody has bought the home farm
OF his father. r. G.. Moody. at North
Nolcott and taken possesslon.-R G..
Moody has moved into the house vacated
by Mr.. Moody.--Miss Mamie Decker was
called to IIardwick last week by the
death OF her grandmother.-Thc Spauld-
ms mill Is being taken down.-John Ken
drick is very i'll with pneumonia. Corey
Iric is ill.,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ISLE LA MCTTE.

Mrs. f. r. Reynolds has arrived from
New York and opened her home for the
summer.-Mss Joseph Lengfield has been
at home from Plattsburgh for few
days very III with acute Indigestion
The high water and strong winds have
done considerable damage to the toll
bridge.-Mrs. L. j. soules Of Chazy IL
in town.--The condition Of Mrs. Fred
Rata remains about the same
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. ScaVer of Taftsvile is visiting
at Mrs. Ira Smith's.-Miss Florence
Rouse has returned from St Johnsbury.
Miss BESSIE Hawlcy of Richford visited
the Misses Susie and Mamie Moffatt Fri
daN.-Mss Grace Blair of burlington
spent part of last week at Grin
Moffatt's.-Mrs. Haskell OF Essex is pass
ing few days in town. THE funera! of
Major Smith OF Samsonvlle was held
at Calvary Church Wednesday afternoon
II two n'clnnl,
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RANDOLPH CENTER

j. w. Fargo received severe injury
while splitting kindline wood recently,
q stick flying and striking him in the eye,
Seth Wilson OF Malone, y. Y. was
here saturday Rev. Aubrey Gilmore,
pastor Of Grace Church, is having his
goods moved into the Or Smith house
which he will occupy rs soon as II Is
ready.-There Is to he My day social
and promenade at normal hall saturday
evening for the benefit of the base ball
tcam-The case Of r. c. Smith VIZ. Seth
A. Wilson was tried last Saturday re
sultinE in verdict, by jury, for the
dcfendant.--Mrs. a. {. Wells has re-
turned from tho sanltarium, somewhat
improved in health.
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GEORGIA.

MIS-. Josie Ballard Perry. wife OF Ira
Perry died at the home OF her mother
AT the Center Sunday evening, April az.
Sic had been i'll for about year but
her death was FASTENED by the grip and
cume Unexpectedly. She was born in this
town I'm June. 1872. A husband and four
small children survive her. The funeral
vas held Tuesday at the Methodist
church, the Rev. G. c. McDougan OH
iating, assisted by the Rev. c. W. Clarl
md the Rev. Il, !. Nye, The bearer
~orc Julian ana George Ballard MORT
iner and William LOOMS. The remains
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Charles and Julia Dnrling) Blake, died
at Chazy. y. Y. April Is. 81 pneumonia
HIS remains We're brought to Eden for
burial, the Rev. st. Clare Of " 81. risvile
crtciating. The deceased leaves wife
and two small sons his mother. one
sister. Mrs. Katie Parkhurst and four
brothers, c. o. and r. n. OF Eden. James
Of Worcester, Mass, and n d. OF Bur