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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
FRANKLIN COUNTY,
ST. Adams.

The case Of state VS.. Cassius Ironrv Of
Fletcher in which the charge was XIII
ing a deer Illegally, was tried Thursday
In Franklin county court and resulted
n an acquittal
Inc case of state VS.. John Roegc of
Fletcher for an alleged assault on G
Il. Henry Of Fletcher, also resulted in
a verdict Of not guilty.
The wedding Of Miss Catherine Nav
Fitzpatrick and Samuel q. sanhoru. both
OF inns city. took place Tuesday even
ing March 1G, the Rev Ralph T. Lowe
performing the ceremony
Joseph Northrop, for 80 years one
OF st. Albanss best known citizens
dled at his homo on Diamond street
az three O'Clock Friday afternoon
OF old fashioned consumption. Mr.
Northrop, who was born in Fairfield
"a years ago, was one of n family
or nine children of Deacon Harmon
Northrop and Sarah (Wooster) North
rop being descended from old Rev
olutionary stock. His mother was a
daughter Of the famous "Fightina
Parson' Benjamin Wooster. who at
the age Of IA enlisted and fought in
the Revolutionary War under Wash
his own parishioners from the town
OF Fairfield to Plattsburgh, where
they fought valiantly in that memoir
able battle. one of the valued heir
looms of tho family is large
Bible, presented to the patriotic
parson by the then Governor of
New York, for services rendered dur
Ing the War OF 1919. Mr., Northrop
was for many years one Of the lead
Ing merchants of Fairfield. bat was
Obliged to give up his business there
on account of failing health. lie came
with his family to st. Adams ana for
many years until three years ago was
actively engaged in the Insurance
business. Mr., Northrop is survived by
q daughter. Miss Kittic Northrop Of
this city who has been his devoted
companion for many years. and n sis
ter Mrs. W. N. Deming OF Pasaroles,
California, Mrs. Northrop died Feb
ruary. %. 1897.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary NJ. Sullivan
widow Of Michael Sullivan who died at
Ter home IN Richmond HILL n. Y. Fri
day night was held at st, Marys
Church Monday nj nine o'clock the
body having arrived IN the city sun
day morning Mrs. sullivan resided In
this city many years before going to Ncn
York and carried on q millinery stor.
here. Her husband died some time ago
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

rho death OF Mrs. Warren Stackpole
occurrc 1T the home Of her daughter
Mrs +. l.. Washburn, Thursday after
neon after n short Illness with pneumo-
MIA. Mrs. Stackpole was IN her Soth
year and is survived by ono daughter,
Mrs T.. l.. Washburn OF this place. and
ono son, l.. 6. Stackpole OF Lyon Noun
tain, \. Y. A TWayer service was held a :
the house Friday afternoon after which
D., F.. J.. Nashburn accompanied the
body to Chautauqua, n. Y. for burial
Miss Eva Pond of Burlington was at
home over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. l.. H.
Button were happily surprised Monday
evening when several of their friends
assembled to remind them Of their Goth
wedding anniversary The Rev. Mr.
Bernard vas In Bedford Saturday and
Sunday to intend a funeral.-The Rev
Mr. FOrsythe Of Enosburgh Falls held
service in Calvary Church Sunday even
ing in the absence OF the Rev. Mr.. Bern
ard.-Miss Pauline Perley has returned
home from Washington and Baltimore
where she has been for two MONTHS
MIS-. Flora Rouse has returned from ST
Johnsbury.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr. and Mrs. Burt B!ckford Of Ea st
Richford passed Sunday at A. c. Derby's.
Miss Gladys pinond Is visiting Miss
Kathne Barnum in Richford. Eugene
Barnard Of Rochester and Lucy and Milo
Barnard and Gerald Jones of Montpelier
Seminary are at home for the two weeks
Easter vacation. -Crom A. Bowen and
Miss Caroline Bowen have resigned their
positions in Binghamton, n. Y. where
they have been two or three years and
are at the home of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Bowen.
Apsalom stowe celebrated his 9th
birthday Sunday March 21 All his
children were present Saturday to
help him celebrate with the exception
Of Mrs. Horace Ewins of Waterville.
Mr.. stowe Is hale and hearty for
his age.--Carlos johnson, who recent
ly returned from California, is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Walter Hicks.
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ENOSRURCH.

Harvey Nichols has returned to Provi-
dcnce, r. I.-James KidJer who has
been visiting his daughter in Green's
boro has returned home.-The members
of the Congregational Church choir with
other friends met at Mrs Edna Lea ch &
last week Wednesday 'evcning for a sur
prise visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ O. Fidred
who are to live IN Shelburne whore MIR
Eldred has employment. The members
of the choir presented Mr. and Mrs Ed
red with handsome PIE knife The
Christian Endeavor society will meet
with Mrs Edna r. Leach Thursday
evening.-Frank G. Simonds, who went
to Canaan. n. H., a year ago and bought
a farm. has disposed of Il. and returned
to Vermont liking this part of tho
country better, and has again entered
the employ of r. NJ Wricht.-M O.
Eldred left for Sheburne Monday.-Niss
Alberta Orr is visiting in East uighgate
and Sheldon.--F. NJ. Wright. his son
and daughter, Melvin and Ruth. were in
ST. Adams Tuesday.
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Montreal--A son was born to the Rcv.
and Mrs. w. r. Forsythc Friday Mrs.
w. ii. Best. who has been In poor health
for few years. went TO Montreal Satur-
day for consultation.--There was free
concert by an orchestra Of Ave pieces IN
LPerlcy's store Saturday evening THE
funeral OF Henry Tyler was held at st.
Matthews Church Saturday. the Rev. w.
| I. Forsythe officiating. The body was
| placed In the vault in Misslsuuoi ceme-
terry Mr.. flyer was upward of 20 years
of age and had been in failing health
Tor several years. He Is survived by a
wire, two daughters Mrs. John DufYy
and Mrs. George Morse, and three sons.
Elmer, Sidney and Harrison
a. IL. Wright has gone to Stockton.
California Monday was the first day OF
me spring term OF the VILLAGE schools.
Joseph Benoit has gone TO Newport,
where he has employment.-Mr. and
Mrs A. g. Smith Of St Albans passed
Sunday with Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. a. ]. Smith.-The second week.
" visit of Mr.. Allen with his moving
pictures Monday evening drew q much
larger house than the iirst.-A. A. ana
A M. Aseltne went TO Newport and
derby Monday for a few days on bust.
ness.-Mrs. Northrop. who lives with
her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Marley, is
seriously lib. f. McF'eeters of
Church street. who has been III a week
rast, is slightly improved.-1f the condi.
t'cn Of V. A. Irish improves for the
next fey days as 1t has for the week
past. he expects to return home fror,
Montreal this week.-Clair Rublee. who
a.
proved-Misses Reulah, Irene and Flor
crce Rooney Of Bakersfield arc guests
cf Mrs l.. d. Hart.--Mr and Mrs. T.
Il. Fuller of ST. Adams were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. DIN Merrill Mondcy.-C.
T.. loyal went to Barre Tuesday on
business.-Mr and Mrs ]. A. Blanchard,
/. j. Archambault, Harold and T.. NJ.
Mitchell were in ST. Adams Tuesday
evening to attend meeting of the
County Blacksmiths ssociat!on.-Miss-
es Ruic and Jennie Kimball are pass
ing a few days in New York-Roy Full
ington of sheldon and Mrs. VIVA Vad-
ney of Montgomery have entered the
employ of Aseltine & Greenwood
Miss Annie Hocomh of st. Adams Is
guest of her cousin. Miss Belle G
Stone, for few days.-MTs. Charles
X. Draper of Medford, Mass, is pass
ing a few days with friends in town.
w. A. Kelley of BoGton and r. S.
Ayers, whose parents five in Tuarosa,
n. NJ, are guests of Mr. Aycrs's aunt,
Mrs. w. II. McAllister. They belong to
the navy and were on the world-gird-
ling trip with the Nebraska.-J. \.
Leach of Burlington passed Sunday
here with his family returning to that
city Tuesday,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. Walter Taft went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Saturday for treatment.
Miss Eva Cady of Cambridge is visiting
her sister MAS. Olive G. BreWstor-Nrs
Jerusha Taft visited her brother. Hurl-
9urt Butte In Jonesville Tuesday and
Nedncsday-Mr. and Mre. S j. Randall
Mrs. Harry Ellis and daughter. Mrs. &.
;. Brewster and Mrs. Warham brewster
attended the funeral of Mrs NJ T. Rem
inston in Burlington Wednesday, Mr..
ana Mrs. Daniel Sargent of South
Starksboro visited AT Y. r. Sargont's
Monday and Tuesday. Wilder of
Jericho visited her brother. William
l-eaVitt. tie first of the week.-The funor-
al OF Mrs. Mernda Sargent was held at
'he church Monday at one o'clock the
Rev. II. l. Kemp officiating with r. 4.
Norton in charge. Relatives from Bristol
HinesburEh. Lincoln and Starlsboro yvaro
here to attend the funeral
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The play "Shaun Aroon." which was
given by local talent St. Patrlck's nigh.
at opera hall drew packed house It
was followed by an oyster supper and
dance and the proceeds were sll0.-Misses
Irene, Beulah and Florence Rooney are
gLests of Mrs. l.. L. Hart Of Enosburgh
F'alls.-The farmers meeting March II In
Union Church was very interesting The
funeral OF the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Warren was held at their
homo Wednesday March II and the re-
mains were taken to Huntington Friday
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FRANKLIN

Charles f. Minckler and Cora Longe,
both of Highgate, were married by the
Rev. O. Il. Wells at the Methodist par
sonage March 23-T A. Green went to
St Adams Monday where he has secured
employment.--Miss Vinia Gallup has re-
turned from Knowlton. p. G., where she
has been visiting her slster.-Mr and
Mrs. w. d. Fales of SprinGfleld Mass
are guests Of her father Henry Flinton
Miss Matte Sweeney of St Adams was
the guest of her brother. r. II. Sweeney
over Sunday.--The high school orened
Monday.-A special town meeting is call
ed for March 80. TO hear the report OF
the committee appointed to investigate
the high school building.
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ALBURGH.

The condition Of Mrs. c. L. Aver. who
is seriously ILL., remains unchanged. DR..
II. Il. MARGIN Of the Lynn city hospltal.
who has been AZ his Eome here Ill with
pneumonia. Is much better-W. NJ
Lyman. X. +. d. carrier who has heen
III with the grip, Is able to be out.-Mr
and Mrs. Hardy Vosburgh entertained
number Of friends Friday evening
q. w. Sabre and family have zone to
Providence, r. l., for a few months -
DR., David Maron Of Essex Junction has
been called here by the Illness of his
brother-A. w. Darby. who has been II,
for few weeks, is Improving -Royden
Lessor Is at work as clerk for w. F..
F1Vnp
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GEORGIA.

The Ladies' Aid Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church met at Mrs. +. W. Blisss We'd
nesdaY-After the weekly class meeting
at the Methodist Church Thursday even-
ing IA very pleasant surprise was ten
"ered tho leader. j, W. Reynolds A
soclil hour was spent and cake and
coffee were rved.--There will be n
musicale ut the Baptist Church Friday
evening by local talent from Milton and
Colchester.-Judson Barrett and sister
Mabel. Of Malone. N. Y. are guests of
hudson Carr.-Raynond Newton went to
burlington Tuesday where he will snend
week Mt his brothers, Erwin Newton.
Miss Ethel Newton. who has been Ill
The past week. is gaining Miss Lucy
Wood spent Tuesday in Milton.
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GRAND ISLE.

III q. II. Branch has returned to Pots
nain, y. y, after snort sojourn At
nome, to care for friend who is dan
gerously ill.-rhe Ladies' Aid will meet
to-day for dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Macomber.-Miss Laura Minckler
Is Mt home from Waitsfeld, where she
has been teaching during the winter
Mrs. Martha Dodds is visiting IN Hyde
Park.-Mrs. Frank Ward is slowly i'm
proving.
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JEFFERsoNVILLE.

Leon Jacques spent Sunday at his home
In Sheldon.-Miss Sadie Pond 10 the guest
OF Miss Frieda Thomas.-Aiiss Cora and
Laura Page are visiting In A3orrisvlile.-
Miss Scammell Ia caring for Otis Sher.
man who Is ill.->Mrs. J. F, Wilcox is
fferlng from an attack OF the grip
very interesting Cresendo club meet
Ing was held at the home Of Mrs. J, +.
wilcox Friday evening. Mrs. J. "A
waterman OF Burlington has spent sew
eral days with friends In town.-Ths
Changers Of Johnson. Waterville. Cam
bridge and Jacksonville had banqus,
at Hotel Melendy Tuesday evening, tn,
Rev. ID. L. Sanford. general rnissionar,
OF the diocese Of Vermont. held . service
at the homo Of Mrs j. r. Wilcox Sun
day,
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RICHFORD.

The school entertainment Friday and
saturday evenings drew fair sized
houses. The audience was appreciative
and the drills, tableaux and musical
number was well carried out Mother
Goose's Goslings" was excellent work
for little people Several of whom were
never on stage before "The Smith
Mystery" rs given ny Miss Grace libby
Miss Orpha Smith. and Mrs. A. II. King,
was highly humorous.-Col F. Henry
Powell OF Burlington returned home
Saturday .-Miss pernice Moser has
returned from several weeks in
Montreal.-Mr. and Mrs. c. l..
Orton OF East Alburgh, vere
guests OF NJ. aud Mrs. G. H. Coan over
Sunday,-Mrs. Henry RAYMOND of Com
cord. \. H., Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
a. f. Mosicr.-The Rounds store was re-
opened Saturday with Arthur NJ. Pond
as manager.-John Wiley and Matthew
@. Wright. Of this village and Andrew
Wright Of Fnosburgh Falls started Fri
day for California
Tho Scotch singers from Glasgow will
give an entertainment in Aver opera hall
Friday evening. being one OF the num-
bers In the lecture course Of the senior
class of the high sclool--The high and
two weeks vacation.-P. NJ Flanagan
has returned from week in Montreal
Mrs A. T. Masse of Grand Ligne Que.
Is visiting her parents. the Rev. and
Mrs w. G. Scofeld
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

V. A. Irish Is rapidly recovering from
the operation performed in tho Montreal
General hospital-Car Pomeroy. who has
been five months in California investigat-
ing tho problem OF fruit transportation
with company of government experts.
has returned to Washington. -Harold
kimbal! passed few DAYS Last waAk in
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ISLE LA MOTTE

W, A Loop is moving to Swanton.--
Mrs. Eliza Phelps is not as wel.-Mrs
A. NJ, Llngheld is in Plattsburgh.--ND-s
d. T. Trombly has returned from a 1--WE
weeks trip to New York.-Carroll from
bly, is at home from New Yory.-Allen
Hall In having serious trouble with his
eyes,--staniey Flcury has returned HON.
Miss Olive Houghton OF swanton is
visiting at r. f. Houghton's.
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FAIRFAX.

Edgar Montague is getting better aft
er being confined TO the house for ten
days.-Mrs A. b. Beeman is visiting in
Burlington,-Mr. and Mrs. Isoac Story
OF johnson are guests OF her sister.
Mrs. Mary Francher.--H. l.. Cook Will
move his family to the village and will
go to Brattleboro. where he las a nos,-
tion,-Mrs. NJ T.. Shedd is able 10 rido
cut after hAin1 confined to the house
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VAUDEVILLE.

irwin Brown has moved into the Henry
Wllhur house at the foot Of Main street
Lloyd Hulburd OF Jericho is spending
rev days with his aunt Mrs f.
Mann,-Master Robert Wiley OF Green's
boro Is spending few weeks with his
Sfdndparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Will
Iey.-Fred Darrah and daughter spent
TIE past week with his brother, DR.. A.
j. Darrah, at Enosburgh Walls Mrs
Edgar MAYNARD spent several days with
her mother Mrs. Pease at the home Of
her sister. Mrs, Mark Hebb at JefYer-
sonville.-Andrew Robinson has moved
into A. n. Stockwslfs tenement house on
Main street-Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Miller have gone to Troy, where they
VIII renal for reVerGl weeks with Their
daughters, Mrs Henry Mann and Mrs
4. A. Macumber.
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MCRRISVILLE.

The funeral of Marshall C. Mower. who
died Friday. was held at the house Mon
day afternoon at two o'clock The Rev.
g. {. St Clare and the Rev. Otto s. Raspc
officiated. Mr. Mower died after a
bret illness from the effects OF a shock.
he WAS born in Drookdeld Mass. ~
Years ago and came to Vermont with his
parents when n small boy When young
man ne Went to Missa chusetts to work
and there married Miss Harriet Parker.
She died In 1862 leaving one daughter.
Mrs. f. Il. COBB of Stowe, He enlisted in
Company G. s3rd Massachusetts infantry,
In September, 1862 and served one year.
He married IN Novembr. 1864, at Hub
bardston, M"ss.. Miss Lois NJ. POLAND
TWO years later they came to the Keniied
farm in Morristown and later bought the
old homestead on West HILL after which
he bought the Morrlstown Corners store
and for seven years ran the store and
postohco at that place. He then returned
to tho farm and In 1892 moved to Norris
Vile. Mrs, Mower died 7 years ago. The
deceased Is survived by four children
Mrs. L. b. Cobb of stowe, Miss Alice and
Miss Anna Mower of his place and JUDGE
Edmund c, Mower OF Burlington. and ono
bioliieI' I.InoTy I. mower OF burlington.
Mrs. p. A. Smith entertained u lady
friends with a thimble party at the Meth
odist parsonage Friday afternoon. Mrs.
o. NJ Waterman entertained a dozen
ladies' Friday evening with six o'clock
dinner and Ave hundred the rest Of the
evening.-Mrs. =. J. Liberty went to
Plattburgh, n. V. Saturday called there
by the serious Illness OF her daughter
Mrs. George Riel.--,Mrs l. II. Raymond
and son. Gaylard. vent to Underhil Sat
urday to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
q. A. Terrll.-Mr. and Mrs. Z. V
Hadley OF Waterbury Center are visiting
their son, Il &c. Hadley.--Mrs Jane Nash
OF North TnderhilI, who has visited Mr..
and Mrs Clark Boynton. returned home
N. Il. o. p. social at the
home { Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Splller Fri
day evening vas largely attended there
being about sixty present.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. p Ratcheder Of Waterbury visited
tho latter's parents, Mr., and Mrs. o. w.
Davis and Saturday went to Hardwick
to remain over Sunday with their brother,
Charles +. Davis Mrs. Hugh Carr, who
has passed week with her son, T. c.
Carr, returned to Glover Saturday-Miss
Annie Brown Of Barton, who has visited
Nv. md Mrs. G. W.. Warren, returned
home Saturday.-Mrs. w. II. Howard
went to Calais Saturday for an extended
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FLETCHER.

George Robinson, who suffered n shock
OF paralysis, died Monday Mr. Robinson
was veteran of the Civil war and had
resided in town many years.-Mrs. r. w.
Corse Is seriously ill.--W. II C;riswold of
Jeftcrsonvillo was In town.--The board Of
civil authority will meet Saturday to re-
wise the check list for the special town
meeting tc be held March 30.
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lAu0MLE COUNTY.
STOWE.

The annual high school play 'IIearts
and Diamonds" presented Friday
evening by tho class Of 1909 under the
direction of Miss Ila Niles OF Morris-
WILLIE. was we'll carried out. The char.
acters were taken by Miss Rebecca
Burt Avis Vearen. Ruth Mcmahon.
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| Mrs George Scully OF this city, and
| Misses Winnifred and Teresa Sullivan of
| Richmond Hin, also two sons, William
Sullivan of Richmond Hill and Arthur
q. Sullivan Of Talmdaic. Cal.
In justice court Saturday morning, Leon
| Shackett was before Justice John X var.
noy pleaded guilty to breach Of the
peace and was sentenced to 10 DAYS in
| Franklin county jail. Shackett's home
| has been the scene OF several domestic
turmoils and lie was arrested only after
a considerable chase by Deputy Sheriff
Horace Button.
| Tho new city council held its first real
business meeting Monday evening.
The finance committee made its report,
| showing the city TO be heavily in debt
for last years loans for current expenses.
| There was expended In excess of income
70 March !, 1909. S33,53So5. on that date
| unpaid water assessments, bills receivable
J and taxes IN the hands Of various co,loc-
| tors from 1901 to present time. amounted IN
S'l,331-5. II is estimated that not over
! % per cent. Of these bills ca, be collected
so that with the best possible sbowtnp
tho city starts its year with a deficit ~
$4,000 In round figures.
| Following the report of the fire rom.
| inittec showing the need or n reorg,r,-
! sation Of the fire dena,+,,or. a., ~,
| lowing resolution Vac
adopted: "Whcrcas. the c;,, oo,,ra' :,
sire to obtain the serv,cos s,.,,,
Judgment Of a man HAVING snoo,ai
lrE and experience in the maintenance
'nd executive control of a fire denar-
lhPht To 1corSanize the fire departm
&C the city % St Adams: and uhora,,
II is known that the services of rorr,ou
chief A. w. Coote now of pos,on a..
available, through the generosity of Nv
Coote and because Of his sinccro ir,o.os,
IN the welfare and progress of tb,, IA
par;Wout Of this city; therefore Re-.
solved, That \. W. Cooto is elected hv
tho city council. fire warden n, th;s
city and chief engineer; and reso,vo,
that the city council appreciate Mr.
Cootc's refusal to accept any nav for
such services, and thanks him for he
log al Undertaking to assist the citv :,
this regard" The matter of first ,,1
second assistant engineers was held in
aoeyarcc. pending the Investigation or1
Recommendation of The chief enyinoor
Other officers were elected nc ,o,-
lows: superintendent Of s,root. ga
city phvslciar mr. r. po.ra,,,,
$500 nor ,o,r ,,itb ~ W.
us assIstont. cit& at,orno,. cs a,
IIo,on -, so-o nor ,.oa.,. u.o, ~"
citv roecr,.oirs ,1 w
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MONTGOMERY.

MRS. Cementine Murray is critically
ill--IIeman and Eddie Murray are In
town, calico here by the illness OF their
mother.-The county convention Of the
w. C. t.. is 20 he held here in May
Little Mary Lou Ingalls,, who has been
critically III, Is gaining very slowly.
Mrs. Vera Vadney has gone to Enosburgh
Falls where she has enployment.-Mr
Max Goodrich has been engaged to teach
In the village school-A A. Coombs re-
mains in q critical condition.
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CHELSEA.

Clinton L. Buzzell. aged n years. q
farmer who resided on east hill died Fri
day as the result Of an operation for gall
stones at the Mary Hitchcock hospital
at Hanover. The funeral was held Mon
day with Masonic services at tho Bap-
fist Church In North Tunbridge. the bur-
al being in the old cemetery midway be-
tween that VILLAGE and Tunbridge mark
et-Archie f. George. who will work in
the livery for David q. Adams, has rent
ed q tenement in the James N. Sanford
house on Court street.-Miss Anna NJ
Harvey who had been suffering from
consumption since early autumn, died
last week Tuesday. The body was taken
to Mortified Thursday afternoon for
burial-Stanley C. Wilson has purchased
W Mrs. Jennie Il. Robbins the Or.
Bagley place near Buck bridge Charles
W. Davis. the last Of the old residents
~ South Washington. died suddenly Of
heart trouble while seated in his sitting
room Monday morning. He had lived an
farmer near his birthplace during his
whole life Of 70 years, HW wife, Abbie
Emerson Davis alone survives him Miss
Gertrude Pacon the primary school
'eacher here fo- three years Will teach
at Clarenont. n. H.. In the errs od
school the coming summer The newlv
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MILTON BORO.

W. c. Blake. who is III with rheumatism
IL able to sit up.-Mrs. Blake returned
from st. Adams Monday. where she had
been caring for her husband