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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15

burlington Monday Mr.. and Mrs. j. i.
aftlow and son returned from Johnson
Mrnday.-Mrs. Charles Draper was
Drought home Monday from bakersfield.
ana ii was found that size had spraned
tCth ankles and broken one leg above
the ankle In fan caused by slipping on
doorstep where she was visiting in
bakersfield Grover Ioyt returned to
Dartmouth Monday.--Mrs. Ida Churchill
went to Burlington Monday on account
e the illness OF her aunt, Mrs. Andrew
McGaffeN.--A. II. Slayton was in East
Fairfield and Bakersfield Monday.-Fred
G. Fleetwood was in Burlington Mon
Gay II. j. Nancor was called to BuTling-
ION Monday by the Illness Of his grand
daughterM l.. NJ Davis of Hard
wick visited her mother, Mrs. Emily
1owne, over Sunday.-A. l.. Cheney and
son returned from New York Monday.
The annual meeting Of the incorporated
village of Morrsville was held Monday
evening. when officers were elected as
follows: President, Il. G.. Cheney; clerk,
A. A. Niles; treasurer. A. A. Niles
trustees. G. II. a. Stafford, q. W. Doty,
Frank kenfied, George A. Morse, II. =.
Munson; collector. H. f. Drown; water
and light commissioners @. \. Morse,
G.. II. Slocum, G.. II. a. stafford g. NJ,
Powers, G. \. Gle; chief engineer of fire
department, w. II. Towne first assistant
engineer, A. j. Smith; auditor. II. A
Slayton, l.. NJ Munson, C. II. Raymore
The matter Of sprinkling the streets and
POLICING the village was left in the hands
Of the trustees. 1t was voted to pay si,050
for lighting the streets, and $500 for the
use OF hydrants. A tax of IS cents was
Voted.-Miss Euaenia PiuneY IS in Bur
lmston to visit Mss Mary Haynes
Hiram Dodge returned to the university
at Burlington MouGdy.-F. o. Lunt went
to Boston Tuesday.-C. S. Robinson saw
butterfly while driving Monday.-Mrs
Levi Circuit and daughter, Alice, Of oak
land CAL, arrived Tuesday and will make
her home with her mother, Mrs. Hiram
Story -Chares Duba returned Monday
Fl ON Isle La Motto. where he has visited
his mother.-A. y. Camp has purchased of
II. L. BeardsleY his shop and carriage
making business and will run the same
in connection with the Liloy Wagon Co.'S
works ut Cady's Falls for the present.
Eventually the business at the Falls will
be brought To Morrisvile. Mr. Camp re-
tans the services of Mr.. Beardsley and
his trimmer Peter St. Rock--The Rev.
p A. Smith went 20 IIardwick Tuesday
to attend the Methodist confercnce.- Mrs.
NJ. r.. GoUya Of East Cambridge, who
was called here by the Illness of her sis
ter. Mrs. w. ]. Niles Of East Alburgh,
returned home Tuesday Mrs Niles Is i'm
proving Miss Clossie Clark went Tues
day TO Troy. y. Y. where she has situa-
tion.-Mrs. G. 4. wilkins went to St
Johnsbury Tuesday for n few days visit
C. T.. Smith left TTegday to visit Oranges
In Rrowniufon, East Burke and St
Johrsbury. He viii stop at iIardwlck on
his return to attend the conference
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STOWE.

~ the meeting OF Mansfield Mountain
orange saturday afternoon sides were
chosen Tor an attendance contest with
MfS Deiia Ncalilster ana Mrs. Phebe
ADAMS a. leaders Elizabeth. the little
"huhi'fT "i MI ana MS W. II. Douglass.
Is 'i'-Ihfee OF the ciiIdren Of MI and
N'S' ~ u fuler are Ill with scarlet
iVN NrS' W. a AloEl'h' VINO has been
III '"ree months Is improving little
.i'S' a. - Lang Is i!'-Ihr snow OF Fri
nay drought huhoreds OF pres to bare
S'o"'u III H'e '"a"s' clouh OF thcm
"ou'" ny 1t. '"e HPpr"ach OF travellers.
ar ana MIS- Vi'ah"" a. harroWs VIII
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Wv" NV 'en'''i' u 'ne'r, Youngest SON.
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'"'U' "'S W .""r' cu''s'N' me young
man wiz" "''''" nave Deph Il years OF
J." '"'r' was tr'"ua'e" from stowe
.'a.' ''''''' ~ LOW anu III tie IAN OF
,'"' Ee'' ci''''" SURVIVE" hiNefS'tV'
''' '"'i'"h i'' went "'""' year
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-i'i ; 'o'i4 iitS i'Nl'lll''l from IL lew Gays
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NORTH HERO.

Tn 1907 DoJds Jooilo1
methods His farm y, oes ~ ,,
r,arv uinter annIe tress ona A. n,,,
decided to combine r,is,r, .hl.,,,,.,,.S',
IIo,ste,n. E,ies,an c,t,,o ,,.,,h .,.
culture ue has now -. h,.n, 20 N ,',',,'
grade stool, and his h,rrs .us -
r,r,for. ava o,o, r,,rosa ,,.,,,. -
hsrd and re.dv saIa 49, -, ~,
cop,o ,ot,ors or o,,, ..,,s w.,
uho NAV no ,r,erastod ,I..
bine tbe stratns % M ~, 49,.
sepis ho,b of witch -
records 90 mill nrodnoar. ~
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l.AMOILLE COUNTY,
WORTHWHILE.

Hiram Dodge of the u. V. NJ. BurIing-
ton. came Friday to pass Easter with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Dodge-The
ladies of the Congregational Church will
serve their usual supper Friday evening
The summer cottage Of DR.. w. II. Slayton
on Lake Lamoille has been rented to
Boston parties for the coming summer
o. A. Barrows & Son have sold the Nor
risville-Stowe stage line to Roy and Dow
Smith OF Stowe Roy Smith expects to
move to Morrisville to look after this
end Of the route. Elmer Barrows is
obliged to give up the business on &C
count of Ill health.-Mlss Frances Preston
has completed work III the Citizens Tele-
phone Co.'S office and is with II. A.
Slayton & Co. as stenographer.-Ch
8. Fox and son. Asa, went to Fairfax
Saturday to visit an aunt. Mrs. NJ. G.
Ovitt.-,Mrs. James Clark OF IIardwick
was tho guest Saturday and Sunday Of
her mother, Mrs. Emily Towne.-Mrs.
Frank Raymond passed Sunday In High
gate with her brother, Phillip Bovat.-
Misses Clara and Lula Japan went to
East Highgate Saturday to stay week
with their parents Mr., and .irs Felix
Lapan.-Mrs Ada Marvin passed Sunday
in St. Adams with her daughter-Mrs
Henry PufYer and daughters, Marguerite
and Ruth, returned to Richford Saturday
after two weeks visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Camp.-NEs. Charles
Draper who with Mr.. Draper is visit
ing friends In Bakersfield, has severely
injured ono leg from a fall Frank
Draper. a son. went to them Saturday.
The Rev. p. A. Smith closed his PAS
torate Of Ave years at the Puffer Metho-
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Brookield Thursday BY the sudden III.
ness and death Of his brother. John,
tie had been out gathering cream and
was taken Ill Just before arriving home.
This was at 200 p. IN. and he died az
3: D. m. OF commissions. He leaves a wife
ana three children.-W. r.. Butterfelds
FAMILY and Eugene Chadwick are i'll
with the grip. Mrs. Fred Lane has the
onsilitis-Harry White returned to Barre
after few days stay with his sister,
Mrs George Bingham. Many farmers
are disappointed over the poor sugar sea-
son.-New license commissioners for this
town are Il. Flint r. J. Adams and
Joseph Ladue. Ray Fletcher will work
for Il. @. Mann thi. snnsnr,
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EDEN.

Henry Emery has purchased the L. l.,
sylvester house at the Mills and takes
possession May l.-Har!an Tucker has
rented his shop to c. o. Blake ana has
taken a farm in Coventry. where he is
to move May l.-E. II. Stone has bought
the house owned by Mrs. Whpple and
George Sanville will move to Irasburgh,
80 Mrs Mason and Mrs. Trayon have
gone to lrasburgh FOR week.--Mr, and
Mrs. w. II. Emery have returned home
after two wesks in Johnson with their
son. George. Rev. G.. G. St. Glare
of Morrisville has purchased the cottage
at the lake known as Cedar View" of
w. Stearns of Johnson.-M. Shattuck is
in very poor health.-Mrs b. b. Blake is
improving.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Luther Parish of stowe. former resi-.
deht' was in town last Week.-Mrs. EN-
MA tSmith) Cheney OF st. Johnsburv and
MI ana MIS-. A. l.. Stearns Of Bethel at
tended the funeral Of Sylvanus Carpen.
Ter last week.-The normal school closed
friday for the Easter vacation of ten
days.-Some Of the district schools conn
menced this week. Others will COM
Mohce next week Monday and the train
ms school next week Tuesday-Miss
FRANCES Hebard has returned from a
week IN Barre.-Thc Rev. f. A. Wells
won't to Hardwick Tuesday to attend the
Methodist conference. There will be no
service Sunday.-Frank Bernarsk is III.
Hanson George has so far recovered
that he has been out looking after the
highways. Services, it is expected. will
be held at Grace Episcopal Church next
Sunday.
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WOLCOTT.

J. NJ. Golden who went to Holden hos
ptal last week for treatment OF the
wound on his head, sustained early last
winter, returned Monday much better
"lr. ana Mrs. S. A. Fife are in boston
Joseph Poor Is assisting in the store
diring their absence Mrs Berta can
't"huiN came from Boston Monday to
ISL with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Il.
W. kusic.-Mrs. e. \. Moody went to
Lebanon, n H., Monday. where She has
einployment.A. W. Foster moved Mon
dey to Fffe's tenement block-Mrs
sarah Conant Is passing the week IN
fHrdwick Tho Rev. and Mrs J. ".
wills and daughter arc attending con-
ference In Hardwick Sherman Quimby,
Who is candidate for the ministry. IS
also there II. II. Parker went We'd
rcsday to begin work for F. y. Pike &
Sons In StOwe.--Mrs Florence King Is
visiting in Morrisvlle.-The alabama
~ oubadours" entertained a small house
Monday night.-Mrs. Matte Tucker Of
Mcrrsville was n guest of Mrs. Charles
Irown over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lawrence Of Ilardwick are
guests Of her Grandmother, Mrs. Mary
w. Tllotson. Morse company has
begun its log drive OF 200 0CO feet.
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

sap.-The sacred concert Sunday even
ing was fine and drew full house.
Miss Mary Brown, who has spent the
winter at the home of her brother. A.
j. Brown, has returned to oxford, Mass
Schools commenced Monday.-Mrs
Dora Atwood is visiting in Burlin gton.-
The Crescendo club will meet with Mrs,
George Gilmore Friday evening.-Mias
Jennie Trick Of burlington was the guest
Of her sister, Miss Mae Trick, Tuesday
Though the roads and high water were
unfavorable, the entertainment given
by the Stowe Dramatic club drew 0
torly good house. The receipts were
over s3O,--Mr and Mrs. Fred Wilcox and
son, Roy, who spent a week here, have
returned to st. AlbanSA
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GRAND ISLE.

Monday the funeral OF Stephen Ioar
waG largely attended at his late home
on the west shore OF Grand Isle. His
death occurred Saturday after an illness
Of few weeks. Mr. Hoag was son OF
Seth and Sarah Chamberiin Hoag n
descendant of the early Quakers who
were the first settlers In Grand Isle. His
wife. Sarah Tobias. stll survives him
They were married GO years ago last
October, He leaves three children. vii
liam Hoag OF Burlington, Mrs Lester
Minckler and Edgerton Hoag of Grand
lsle.-Mrs' Mary Griswold is in poor
heaith.-O. N, Clement had nearly one
half his roof taken off by the severe
WIND OF last week.-A new switch board
ia being set up by Mr.. Ovitt at the CEN
tyal Office IN Grand Isle.
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SWANTON.

Miss Marguerite Lapelle, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. u, Lapelle, was quietly
married at the home of her parents
Easter evening TO Ralph Clarke Seavey
OF Providence. X. l., the Rev. Edward
stone performing the ceremony. The
happy pair took the evening train for
Montreal.-The Rev and Mrs. T..
j. Ranslow are at Fort Scott, Kans-Dr
Burnett has leased his tenement house
to Roy lngals.-Up to April /. POS dogs
were lcensed.-Ralph Lasalle. who has
had a position at the Warner House. St
Adams has returned to Swanton on ac-
count of poor health.-Quite a number Of
typhoid fever cases have developed the
past ten days.-The well known farm
'Frederichurst. on the road to West
armand has been sold by w. II. Hill, who
has owned it for ID years, to Arthur
Bouchard Of Highgate. Mr.. Hin will re-
side in BURLINGTON
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NEWPORT.

The severe wind Of Thursday and FRI
day caused few Inconvenience such as
blowing of storm doors. breaking win
dows and tearing roofing from buildings
Mrs. c. l.. NJ Bugl ee entertained her
Sunday school class Friday evening"
Miss Ila Tenney went Saturday to the
Brightlook hospital at St. Johnsbury to
be operated on FOR appendicits.-C. F..
BiEelow has purchased the Stewart prop
erty on Main street for $500 Mrs.
Stewar will occupy the house until
Septcmher-Mrs. o. NJ. Spauldng Is
visiting her parents in Greenfield, Mass
Rase hall talk IS rapidly growing ard
II now looks as though Newport would
have fast team this season. Matters
Will re brought to head Friday even
ing. when meeting has been called to
take action and appoint committees to
make arrangements The management Of
the Driving Park offered 10 make dia-
mond second to none in the state If the
people will put fast team in the field.
The tuberculosis exhibit held at the
Academy hall Friday and Saturday was
well attended,, II. Grow OF Essex
Junction passed a few DAYS with friends
in town the first Of the week.-Mrs. J. r.
blanchard Is visiting In burlington
Twenty young people united with the
Congregational Church at special
Faster service Sunday morning. John
Redmond and Rufus w Spear left Mon
day on business OF the public service
commission and will return Saturday.
David Blanchard died Sunday afternoon
at the home OF his son. DR.. ]. T..
Blanchard at the age Of IS years. Mr.
blanchard was born IN Pittsburg. n. H.,
In 1921 and practically all his life was
passed there. He was a farmer and an
expert estimator Of timber land, He was
employed by the Connecticut Valley
Co. for many years and gained an ex-
tensive acquaintance along the river. At
the age Of 81 years ne made an estimate
OF timber district in Canada and until
the past year his mental faculties re-
NAMED as clear as In the prime OF life.
The funeral was held at Pittshurg yester-
day. hrief service at the house here he
ing held Tuesday morning, He leaves
only one son.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY,
SOUTH HERO.

rally Of the Christian Endoavor So
ciety was held at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Wednesday, conference of the
workers and committees in the afternoon
and meeting open to all in the even
ing. Miss Grace NJ. Young State sec
rotary Of the Y. +. S. c. E., and the Rev.
=. D. Penny of Burlington, were t,e
principal speakers.-Mr. and Mrs. b. 8
Irish, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Chase and
Otis Hall of Burlington were guests of
Mrs. Kibbie Allen Sunday.-Mr and Mrs.
Elmer Hill, who have spent the winter
in Massachusetts. have returned to their
home here.-Fred Allen has returned
from Florida where he spent the winter.
The Rev. G. W. Perry of Chester Ia I'm
town.
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CAMBRIDGE.

school opened Monday with the same
teachers with the exception of the gram
mar room where y. Dow takes Miss
Learned's place.-Mrs. Alden Brush is to
teach the school at North Cambridge. -
Mrs j. l. Mcclure has returned from
burlington where she has been several
days'-Mis. Charles LaBounty Ia able
to he out after an attack Of measle
Earl Gates has returned to his school
work ut West Lebanon after several
weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
e. j. Gates.-Mr and MIS-. George
y Nell and little daughter of Pawtucket,
X l." also Rolla REYNOLDS OF Boston
haVo been spending several days at the
nome of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reynolds.-The
Womans Reading club will meet with
Mrs. Ernest Linden Monday evening
Mrs. w. Cady Is spending several days
with her daughter at Huntington-Mss
can has returned TO Mrs Amy Brush's
ana Will attend school at this place
w. VI. Smith il building and addition to
MS block which will he used for a marble
SHOP. Brown e. Lang arc doing the
ork.-Mrs. Charles Lang. who has been
III the past week, Is rapidly improving.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


WIN .t"S 1i'e"'E "ee" 'o'''''''" Ell re-
pan ne ''' i'''.i' '0 "''"'' ~
P'a'' 'nat was ""h'ased by i"e 'e'r'l'c
i'' VI wednesday h'S"t one "i '"e
h''n' h'cHard De'ner'tt OF Waterbury,
,"''e '"'f'','a'eN sl'er EARNING OF ','e
"lS"N'er ana - experimenting me WORN
N'N'"" napier 40, To- ~ f. - he'u
"s ""i''L "'ee'''F Tor N'e ''ec''oh OF
OBJECTS I""rSu"E h'sn' as i''""S'
w 'N "d''""' N''S' i''uc''iuo '''Ne-
H'hp' "o''"E nA''oh' w A Mc'n'o""'
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'foasufer MS Laura ClarN; secfetarF'
N 80 Abnie clark conduc'ress' MIS-.
fdna Fa'rnHnKs; associate cohnur'reSs
Mrs' Meme Emerson'-Mlss Mary pu
Bois mas returned from several
months absence IN New York Waiing-
ford. Fonr, and Winchester Mass
Col. A. Z. Chandler or Brooklyn, n
y, was one OF the arrivals Friday night
Capt Y. =. Bowman has arranged an
excursion to salt Lake city for the na-
Nonal cncampment IN august ana Tor
the yukon EXPOSITION at seattle WASH
Mr.. and MS. {. j. rockwell fpent
SUNDAY In SWarton'-Mr' ana mrs e. r.
G'IsWoid enter'a'ned MT ana Mrs
Henry fif'oro or koches'er oa'"roaN'-
Mrs. waiter button ana niue grandson
returned Sa'nr"9N from scVeral weeks
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'hIeVlIe was CUES Fr'dAN nlsht or
uor srahdparents' Mr. ana MIS-. D. NJ
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WATERVuLE.

Levi Smthe is visiting his rother. DR..
Nathan Smithe. at Philadelphia, Pa
L. W. Robertson is in Windsor for a few
weeks Miss Hattie Bragg has return-
ed to BrownVille where she teaches
ool.-ArChe French has moved into
Mr.. I4areway's Howard house.-Mrs. A.
l.. I.arewav returned from st Adams
Saturdays. I. Campbell returned from
New York last week where lie spent the
winter with his son.
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BRADFORD

Mr.. ana Mrs. J. r. W. Prichard were
called to Nashua, \, H., last week by the
death Of their daughter. Mrs. Warren II.
Prichard.-W. y. Nerrill and family OF
Maiden, Mass. have moved into the
Baker house.-Mrs. W. S. Huntington and
son Of Concord, n. H., are visiting Miss
Sara Parker.-Sanford Hooker and Nelson
Doe OF Dartmouth are at home. Mrs. j.
II. Woodcock of Nashua, n. H.. is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. II. c. Staples, -
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. IAbbey of l-aconia,
n. H. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Lbbey.--AGss Mildred Robshan is in
Montpelier for the Easter vacation Mrs,
Millard Butler and two children OF Bel
lows Falls are visiting her sister Mrs.
H. T., Chamherlin.- Nelson Wo-'hley,
who has been III with rheumatic fever,
is improving. Mrs. Minnie Chase is to
he Mrs. George Stacks milliner at New
bury Mrs. j, O. polchcr is with NJ
and Ms. J. W. Fletcher at WILLIAMSBURG
Mass.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Mrs. r. p. Duso Is quite sick-Fred
Myott has cut his foot badly-Albert
Lahore has returned from Westfield.-
p, II. Coleman was in Westfield and
Lowell over Sunday william b. Nc
Elroy of Lowell was in town the first
of the week.-Col c. L. Nelson has re-
turned from Washington and Fort Sam
Houston. Texas.-Mrs l.. c. Bent Of
Boston it at II. O. Rowley's visiting his
parents.-Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Hall have
been called to Rockford. H., owing to
the serious Illness Of Mrs. Halls father
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Lahore are ILL.,
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sWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. A. x. Honsingers cousin. Mrs.
Laura stickney, died Saturday morning
at her home in Manchester n. II. Mrs.
Htickney was 81 years old, and the daugh-
ire of the late Jack and Jane DonaldsonJ
Mack, lifelong residents of this town.
The funeral was held Monday afternoon
with burial in Manchester, n. IL
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RE q VER.

The house OF william Cross on the
West road near Georgia line was burned
with nearly all the contents about noon
Thursday. Mrs. Cross was alone The
barn caught several times but was saved.
Some insurance was carried
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EAST BRAINTREE

Ray W. Clough returned to Tufts
College Monday. having been called here
by the Illness and death of his mother
George Thayer was called to West
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MORGAN.

Grace knights Will teach again at the
Corner and Jennie Lackey at the Cent
er.-Mrs. Margaret Kelley will again sup
ervise the schools.-Mrs. Wallace Wilder
Is still sick and gains very slowly. Mr..
and Mrs. +, l.. Holmes are gaining
Bowers Church OF Aver. Mass, has been
here looking after his lake cottage
A. o. Elliott has moved into the Ellis
house.-Terry Pave has gone 10 Echo
Pond to run his mill
DERBY
Myron Clevclard's little son, Roger IN
improving slowly Thomas Squires has
aune to Coventry to work for Albert
Nebster-challes Sloan Is ont again.
AZ Harry Gus sc was driving hi,
fathers team OF four horses down IN,
-A.lbee hill the forward wheel on tn.
right hand side suddenly broke through
tine crust and sunk to the hub In mud
throwing the horses down on that side
(Contipucd on page a.
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SHELDON.

George NJ. Sharrow Of Highgate and
Flora Dell Rice of Sheldon were married
~ the Methodist parsonage Friday,
April o. by the Rev A. G. AUSTIN
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FAIRFIELD.

stephen Elwood died Of dropsy and
heart trouble April s, aged "A years He
leaves n wife, son. l.. r. Elwood. n
daughter. Mrs l.. NJ Nolan. a sister.
Mrs. j. w. Foster and q brother e. W.
Elwood all OF Fairfield. The funeral was
held at one o'clock at the house and
two o'clock at North Fairfield Church
Sunday
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FAIRFAX.

me farmers are not getting much SAP.
- MI Towle met with the road commits
sioher and selectmen Thursday and laid
out the permanent road to be built this
spring.-Mrs. Aonza Bellows and chill
Green are spending a few days In Water
Nille.-Aliss Ella Bellows OF Waterbury
Is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aired Bellows.--Lev Goodrich is recov-
cring from his illness.-Miss Ada Cur
Yer Is able to be out after her illness
Mrs. Wionna Taft and son are confined
TO the house by sickness.--The Rev. 8.
3. Brigham left for conference Wednes-
day.-The Rev. George Burt was unable
to preach Sunday on account Of illness
Mrs. c. i. orion was taken suddenly
III Tuesday, but Is somewhat better
II. o. wilkins. one of the listers, Ia
unable to be out on account Of a severe
attack of asthma