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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

John sullivan, barber from Low.
ell. Mass and comradc. James Foley
of Graniteville. Mass, stone cutter
by trade, We're arra'gred Tuesday on
IA charge of intoXication. Each was
fined 50 and costs. Not having the
cash they were taken to Chelsea Il
serve o0-day sentences.-Mrs. Norman
c. Greene. who was operated on at tho
sanatorium, Is slightly improved.
Junior Christian Endeavorers will hold
social at the parish house Friday
evening.
A meeting OF Central Vermont Pomona
Grange was held with the West Ran
dolph Grange Yesterday. The morning
session was opened on the NTH degree
when the business of the meeting was
transacted. In the afternoon a public
session was held. The greeting was
given by past master of West Randolph
Grange and he response by Arthur
piaxham Of MtddleseX. paper was
read by Mrs. \. \. Gilman of Randolph
and M address was given by b. l..
Oslood. master of the White River
Valley Pomona. Discussions We're led by
Elliot Frink, Mrs Pervicr and F. 4
Joslyn-Mr and Mrs. w NJ Weller. who
have becn here since fall, left yesterday
for California by way OF WASHINGTON
Simon Sergeant who WAS operated on
for appendicitis. is doing well,
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llne.-J. ]. Bcnot, c. ]. M. Benoi,.
Misses Azlda Garrow and Charlotte
Young went to Newport to be present
Monday at the marriage OF Miss Clair
r.. Paquln and Joseph L. Bcnoit of that
place. Mr.. Benoit formerly lived here
CHARLES Nieburg has resigned his
position In the Bargain store and left
Monday for Boston. where he has a
position with II wholesale clothing
house Twenty one below zero was
the official record mere Monday morn
ing.
Miss Laura Forty has taken rooms
with Mrs Martha Rublee.-The Bill
ken club met with the Misses Edith
and Ruth Pratt Monday evening.-C
L. Ovitt is In Boston.-Rev. william
@'9W WA ~ ''o7t "r'ir~ tugs t7''. Tie
VIII speak Fiiuay evening before tic
w. c. r. L. in Montgomery.---G. r.
Kenileld returned Saturday from a
weeks visit in Fairfax.
Charles Hart, who Is III At the home Of
his brother, l.. d. Hart, Is only slightly
Improved. About two weeks ago he tore
the SKIN on finger on the point of an
old nah which has developed t,ood poi
sonins,-k.. NJ. Mitchell was In Burlng-
ton Tuesday.-The Rev. Thomas Hafer,
State evangelist, will open n serles of
meetings in the Free Baptist church
here February 15.-Dr. II. s. Hutchinson
was In Burlington Wednesday. There
WIS social to the members of the
women's class Of the Methodist church
rendered by the president. Mrs. n. r
Kmball, Mt her home Wednesday even
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UNDERHILL CENTER

bernard II. O'Brien. who resided In this
town about 30 years ago. died Monday
at his home In Waltham. Mass. The
funeral was held from st. Thomass
Church, this town, at $50 o. m. We'd
nesday.
Bird day" marked the close of the
school at Underhil Center. REGULATIONS
and selected stories descriptive of birds
made up tn program. Pictures of TWEEN
ty-five of the birds most frequently
found in Vermont were plpced on the
walls. Irene and Henry Eilpick had no
absent mark for the entire year. Clay
ton kilpeck lost but one day. Clyde
Slater was absent but one-half day dur
Ing the fall and winter terms and Ed
mond Slater one and one-half days in
the same time.
The body Of Bernard Brewln, who died
at his home In Waltham. Mass. Sunday.
was brought here Tuesday evening for
burial. 1nterment was made In the
Catholic cemetery Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Brewin was born here about 70
years ago. but has lived in Massachu-
sets for many years-Charles Barrett
has taken on shares tho farm OF }. W.
Breen. Mr.. Barrett will take possession
March "Wednesday being Ash We'd
nesday, the beginning of the penitential
season. services were held at ST. Thom-
ass Church at nine O'clock.
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JEFFERSON VILE

Mrs. Ellen Dickinson has gone 70 Mich
isan to visit "elatives.-Mrs Ifcrsa Mel
endy of burlington srent several DAYS
with friends here the past week.-Isadore
Como has returned home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington much i'm
proved in health.-Mrs. Edgar Reynolds
Is visiting in Morrisvlle.- and Mrs
Ernest Brooks of St. Adams We're guests
Of NJ. and Mrs. J. 4. Watkins over sun
day.-The Crescendo club will meet WITT
Miss Carrie Carroll Friday evening Jan
ll.-Mrs. Henry Howe, who will he re-
membered as Clara Griswold Of Middle.
boro, Mass. has come 10 spend two week.
with her parents, NJ. and Mrs A. G
Griswold.-ln the absence Of the Rev.
II. L. Harmed, who is In Rochester.
n. Y. Professor Smith conducted ser
vices In the Congregational Church last
Sunday.-Ralph Hebb OF johnson was in
town over Sunday annual meeting
of the Cemetery association will be held
at the home Of Miss Matte Wilcox.
March g.
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WATERVILLE.

Lee Whittemore OF Jericho spent tho
past week in town. Miss Lula Eragp
left for morrisvllle on Monday where she
Will remain with her aunt, Mrs Cler
wilkins, for a few weeks Cunning
ham has decided his farm back to Mr.
Larnway and returned to Danvile.-
Mrs. Flora Hodskins OF Tennessee arriv-
ed In town on Tuesday. called by tho
sickness Of her father. Chauncy Tilot~
son.-The Pentcostel people are holding
revival meetings at town hall conducted
by the Rev. Il. l.. Ericson.-NTr. and Mrs
Frank Norris Of Bakersfield spent severa
days the past week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase William
Billings has moved back onto Mir Lara
ways Chaffee farm recently vacated b,
Mr.. Cunning Northumberland Davis anc
Miss Ada Brown were united in marriage
at the home OF the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown. by the Rev. |.
a. Ranney rcb. 2. They loft that even
ing for Nashua. y. H, where they will
visit relatives
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history and work. Mrs. Oates read q
paper on the woman's Relief Corps.
From reliable source 1t Is learned that
the Canadian fishermen on Missisquoi
bay are cutting ice and getting their nets
ready for fishing as usual March 1. with
the high prices prevailing the Canadians
will receive large returns this year
Charles Tatro. aged Is years. died yes
terday morning after a long Illness. He
came to Swanton when a boy with his
parents who moved from Verchle. Que.
He was n nord horseman In his day.
lie leaves a wife and eight children The
funeral will be from the Church Of the
Nativity Friday morning at nine O'Clock.
The second annual eentlemen's night Of
the Shakespeare club was held Tuesday
evening with Mrs. A. J. Barney. Captain
Hawley who recently sprained an ankle
by fall on the ice, Is about the house
on crutchce
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FAIRFAX.

George Konhed returned to Enosburg
Saturday after spending q week with his
sister, Miss Abbie Kenheld Five local
candidates for census enumerltors went
TO st. Adams February { to BE examined
Monday the thermometer registered ali
the way from 20 to 90 degrees below zero
Mrs. n. l.. Cook has 50 far recovered
from her late illness that her nurse has
returned home-D. J. Norton was taken
suddenly Ill Friday. but at present writ
ing is botter.-MrS. r. II. Buck IL ILL.,
Carl Lane went to Boston last week to
spend two weeks with friends. He will
return with his mother, who is visiting
there.F. W. Shepardson is recovering
from the fail that he had last week on
ice.-Archie Labounty of Cambridge will
open a meat H.a7k et on School street
soon.-William Lnwrance has sold his
farm 10 L. Il. Hunt.-Mrs. George Minor
is better.--Mrs. e. c. Mari OF Boston Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. G. I!cks.-Mrs c. G. Alfred Mrs A.
\. Southland and sons. Mildred and Har-
old Gregory and Mrs. NJ. l.. Hicks are
recovering from illness.-E. \. Learned
is better.-Mrs. Palmyra Ballard Is suf-
fering from the grip.-F. l.. Smith has
hired Harley McNall to run his creamery
here the coming season. commencing
| April l.
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ENOSBURC FALLS.

Mrs Vera Isham and daughter !Iilda,
Of Lebanon, n. H., are visiting Mrs.
lsham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
Towle.-The members of -. Agnes
branch Of the Woman's Auxiliary
met with Mrs. c. W. Lanetot Tuesday
evening The Home Missionary society
met with Mrs, j. c. Towlc Tues
day evening The chicken pie supper
and dance in Foresters Hall Thursday
evening brought sl0l.C0 to the treasury
of st. John Baptist Church,-Nine clergy
men attended the meeting Of the Miss
lsuuo! ministerial association with the
Rev. w. T Forsythe Thursday, The
next meeting will be with the Rev. WI
liam Shaw March Miss Julia Nc
Garry OF Proctor is a guest in the homo
Of e. II. Farrcll-Robert Leclair has re-
turned to Rochester. y. Y, after spend
ing two weeks with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Leclar.-Mrs. H. {.
McGreoger and granddaughter of Swan
ton are guests of Mir and Mrs, II. NJ
Martin-Mrs. w. II. Yaw returned from
Burlington Saturday.-"rhe NcWrlch
Reception presented by local talent in
opera hall Friday evening drew a $500
house-MIs. Olive Parmclee ana Chas
Richardson of Burlington visited Sat
urday and Sunday in the families of e.
r. Colpitts and A. j. Caldwell.
Brown, living at w. C. Mobiles returned
Friday from a trip to England to visit
his parents, having been absent since
November l3.-W. f. Fuller of Alburg
was with his family here over sun
| day.
| without any formality and in a few
| well chosen words Olin Merrill pre-
sapted the high school with nine
framed pictures Monday forenoon.
They are those of Washington. Frank
lin, Hamilton, Jefferson, Marshall,
Longfellow, Holmes Grant and Lin
| coln.-J 4. Demar, who has been In
Greenfield. Mass, for a few weeks, re-
turned i'll Saturday evening.-A petit
ton for signatures Is being circulated
asking the selectmen to insert an ar
ticle In the warning for March meet
! ing to see II the town will exempt the
property Of the Enosburgh Milk com
pany from taxation for ten years.
Mrs. Minnie Burt is visiting in Bur-
lington.-Miss Adelaide Croft, who has
been i'll for two weeks. continues un :
improved Rev. y. S. Sanford of Hard
wick, q diocesan missionary, preached
here and at the Center Sunday and
the rector, Rev. w. n Forsythe preach
ed in Hardwick-H. w. Towle and c.
u. Rawson of this place, Il, w wilder
OF South Franklin and George q. Bow
On Of Berkshire We're among those who
took the examination in st. Adams
Saturday for census enumerators.--E
j Irish left Monday on his return tc
| PrOcatel1O I1nnO where ia aD1nlOV.
ed as ticket agent on the oregon short
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GRAND ISLE.

The report Of Health Officer G. II.
Branch for the year just passed shows
tie sanitary conditions Of the town
to be excellent. There have been
no epidemics OF acute. infectious or con-
tagious diseases except that OF meas
les, OF which there were reported 81 cases.
There have been reported to the State
Board of Health seven cases OF pneumo-
MIA seven of mumps, three of chicken pox
one Of diphtheria and one Of tuberculosis.
There have been 10 deaths, seven females
and six males The average age at death
was s. years, one month and q days.
The average for the whole State Is about
10 years. The number Of deaths per 1000
OF the population was IS 5-l1, The aver
age for the State Is IS %. Pneumo-
mia was the cause OF the greatest num-
Der of deaths, from this cause there be-
ing four, while tuberculosis claimed two,
There were 30 births, 10 males and seven
females. No inspection Of diaries meat
markets or slaughter houses were made
as there were no complaints.
Hosea Gage and family soon leave
Grand Isle for Crown Point \, Y.-The
"trip is still raging in town. Miss Edith
Peck and Mrs VI. A. Mooney are among
the latest victims, Miss Mary jameson Of
Alhurg is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ross
Pearl--Mr and Mrs, H. ". Ladd visited
in Brushton over SundSy.-The Catholic
Church has had n contest for some weeks
10 raise money for bell, $50 was to be
given TO the most successful party, The
contest closed with the coming of tho
l.onten season. Joseph Parrot of South
Hero won by about s4O.--Miss Helen Bar
ney and Miss Irene Dick are in Montreal
attending tho ice carnival!
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WOLCOTT.

Miss Matte Marshall was operated on
for appendicitis at her home here We'd
nesday She is doing well.-Vernon
Dodge of Eden visited in town the last
of the Week.-Mrs.. Augie Jones is in a
serious condition.-Miss Marie Gulick OF
Morrisvlle was a guest Of Mrs +. r
Morse over Sunday.-Rev. and Mrs. ].
H. Wills are visiting in Cambridge and
Underhill.-Mrs. Lydia Peck Of Morris
vile passed Saturday with her neice
Mrs. NJ. ]. Leach.-Mr. and Mrs. W. l..
Tillotson Of Littleton, y. II, are visit
ing Mr.. T1llotson's mother and sisters
here.--Horace Woodsansee has moved to
the farm vacated by Frank Potter.
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MONTGOMERY

John O. Baxendale is home from the
University OF Vermont Miss Isabel
Adams of North Troy visited in town
over Sunday.-The regular meeting Of
the w. e. r. u. will be held on Friday
afternoon with Mrs iicrtha u. Combe
Village schools close on Friday OF this
week.-Mrs.. Elsie James has returned
from visit OF several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. Sadie Harmotte OF Fits
burg, Pa.-Mrs. Nene Vadney has re-
turned to her work ut EnOsburg Falls
Mr.. Goodhcart has moved ia n. j..
l,nmberts new house below the village.
The Rev. william Shaw OF Enosburs
Falls viii give an address nj the village
hall on Friday evening on The Rule Of
Cold. and tho Golden Rule" Mrs.
frankie tMertin) Goff of Richford visit
Cd at her fathers, II. NJ. Martins over
Sunday.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Leon Dusor has gone TO Barton. where
be has Il pos'ton.-P. w. Hall. c. j.
Benway and Fay Brooks have gone to
Creenvllc. Me.--A young daughter OF
James Touchette is Ill with pneumonia.
Schools in town close this week.
George Wright has a bad case of rheu-
matism.-Mrs. G. G.. orion Of Fairfax.
VIII has been In town for about three
weeks, has returned home.-Harry Lu-
cha has gone TO johnson where he has
a pos!ton.-Mrs. O. M Holbrook Of Bel
videre Corners is at r. \. Holbrooks S.
"A T Kingsley has returned from New
York city.-The Baptist Ladies' Aid met
with Mrs. Dix Monday evening
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sTOWE

DR.. u. j. Foster returned to Water
bury Center Saturday after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Scars and other relatives.
Mrs. q. q. Foster Is recovering very
slowly from broken ribs the result OF a
fall on the ice.-At a hearing before JUS
tice Watts, Frank Tuthlll was found
guilty Of stealing an axe and was fined s.
and costs.-Miss Angie Smith returned
to hcr work Mt the State hospital Satur
day after visiting Mre. r. e. Smith.-l1d-
win Il, Blgelow Is suffering from re-
nrn of his Illness and hns been obliged
to give up his work az principal Of the
gramnar school for the present Mrs ".
II. douglass Is taking his place Miss
Dolma Webster OF Swanton IL visiting
Miss Barbara Burt--A teachers exatni-
nation will he held at Green Mountain
Inn Thursday and Friday. Three appli-
Giants for position as census enumerator
attended the examination IN Montpelier
Saturday. "A good game of basket ball be-
tween Stowe and Hard wick high school
teams here Friday evening resulted In a
score Of II to n In favor OF Stowe--C. G..
Graves Of Waterbury was in Stowe Sat
irday
A high wind and low temperature made
Sunday one OF the most disa greeable DAYS
Of the season The mercury did not rie,
above zero all day and at dark re.isterel
IA below zero. It was from, X ia n he
low Monday morning ana FIVE heloy at
noon. but the wind had subsidnd -rhora
was no service at the Mctbodsis. Ennis
copal Church Sunday morning. tho Rev
J. @ Angel not having suffiuent,v No.
covered to cach.-E,lmer I Houston
who has visited Oklahoma ioip.d
Mrs Houston hero Saturday -Penor, G
from Mrs C. p s,rihner who has heap
seriously III FOR sovar,l ,voeks aro NOR.
fsvor,hle -Nrs p,,r,n, Brown of xya+er-
hurry +. At ccoryo = NcAuis,or,s
r,,do- ~ ,,,ad,obrrv Coi,o-. 10 n, homo
On account Of uInes. Era,l, v Sr,i,b
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FRANKLIN

Miss Margaret Hopkins left town Mon
day for West Ais, WIS. where she
viii visit several months-C. ". CAFES
was IN burlington Monday.--'rhu Ladies'
Aid OF the Congrega tional Church viii
give "LonefelloW Evening Thursday.
Local hors"men are planning some
match races on the ice on tho lake. Sew
eral Interesting races will be seen to-
daY.--Mrs. c. {. Adams Of Essex June
ton f. the guest Of her parents Mr.
and Mrs j. r. Anderson.-E A. Sun
derln OF Lebanon, n. H.. was In town
last Weck.--I. 7, Simpson is much i'm
proved in health after his long illness -
A large number from this place attend
Cd tho play at Enoshurg Falls last
I'roay cveniug.-The Village Improve
fnent soc!ety will present "Old Acre
Folks IN the town han the last Of
March. Tho services will be held as
usual ct the Congregational Church
The pastors subject on Sunday will be
Lilies Noblest Task.
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ENOSBURG.

\ number of the women ana several
men met at the Vcstry four DAYS and
covered the CONGREGATIONAL Church
cushions, bringing their dinner and max
ing an old fashioned bee.-Mrs. Emily II.
Adams has gone to Montgomery to
board for the winter in the family of w
Hurlburt. l.. Sylvester is visiting
his brother, Hiram Bogue, in Underhll
Charles Hart has had a serious time
with one of his hands Following the
scratch of nail blood poison develop
ing.-Two Of the schools In town fin
ished the winter term last week Miss
Perley in the Austin district and Miss
Jeffords in the Woodward profering to
keep the two weeks of Christmas holt.
days, which was optional with teachers
and pupils, and finish the term sooner.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Fred loyal of Haverhill, Mass, Is visit
ing relatives In town.--A party Of u
young people went to Enosburg Falls,
Thursday evening, to attend the chicken
pie supper given under the auspices of st.
John the Baptist Church. Rev. O..
r. Houghton and family are visiting ~la-
tives in Middlebury, Walter Narcotic
Is III at the home of his parcnts.-The
town schools closed Friday for the winter
vacation.-Albcrt Wells has moved his
family to the village ana ne will be EN-
ployed by II, a. Churchill-M Miss Florence
Beebe of Swnnton is visiting her brother,
NJ. a. Beehe, Rola Davis Of Swanton is
visiting in town.
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1JNDERHILL.

Rev. Roger Trill filled the Congrega-
tional pulpit last Sunday.-The infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee Howe
Is very ill.--The graded school is pre-
pairing patriotic exercises for Washing
toms birthday.-A social dance was held
at q. A. r. hall Monday night.
Mrs. e. j. Gile visited her son, George
GLE, who recently underwent an opera
lion at the Mary Fletcher hospital In
Burlington this week and found him
much mproved.-Charles Smith has
moved into A. n. Pollard's house on the
RIVERA special meeting OF the direc-
tors Of the cooperative creamery mas
been called to consider the matter OF
building or purchasing a creamery
Teachers examinations for towns OF IN
derhll and Cambridge will be heid III
,Alsh school building at Cambridge fep'
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BOLTON.

The extremely cold weather of the first
part Of the week has frozen the river at
this point ard II Is expected that the
crossing will he safe IN n few days
Mrs. Pickett and children went to West
ford Jan. goth to visit her mother for a
few wceks.-Wards' mill, which has been
shut down for the winter. was put In
operati ton Monday OF last week.-joscnh
Strong is moying his goods back TO his
farm at Snipo island in Richmond.
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Walter Gardner has gone to New Lon
don. n. H.-George w. Sabre has return
cd from Providence, II. IN. r Mott
Is in Carthage. N. y, on business.--A
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
fIasen Monday.--Mrs. Ma.ip Leroy. who
was taken to Albany. n. Y. has died
there Of tuberculosis. Mr.. Leroy has re-
turned TO bis home here.-Fred Leroy of
Sandy Hill, n. Y, .is In town
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LAMoILLE
HYDE PARK.

The infant son of Raymond Vaughan
died last Friday OF whoopng cough
Miss Lou Collins Of Jaconia, n. H.. is ut
Breezy IIlll.-Twenty -one applicants for
census enu1nerator were examined at this
place Saturday. Mrs. Moses Goodhuc has
returned from the Fanny Allen hospital
Captain Waite is negotiating for the
purchase of c. A. Knights residence on
Common N ealth avenue.
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ORLEANS
NEWPORT.

William Hight and j. +. Lamber, had
novel ride last week when they went
down the lake rs far rs the stake light
house with Mr. Nights automobile
Mr., Z, j. Kingsley is seriously Ill at
J.\ @. Bucks with yphoid-pneumonia-
At the last report his condition was
considered critical Miss Jessie Dearborn
of Burke passed Sunday with her moth
err. Mrs, NJ. l., Dearborn There was no
session of the high school Friday after
noon on account Of the death OF Miss
Bertha Powers, which occurred at her
home In South Newport. Miss Powers
was called home about ten days ago by
the death of her brother and while at
home was taken sick ana never recover
ed, A delegation from the school at
tended the funeral Saturday.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The villnge schools closed Friday.
Mrs. i'eCkwith went to Boston Saturday
and Miss Williams has gone to hor home
In West corinth.-H. W. Pratt G. A.
HUI ana G.. W. Bowen went 10 st.
Adams Saturday to take the examina-
ton FOR census enumerators.-H
Skccls ana Miss LeuliG Corliss OF Swan
ton. who have beer visiting the Misses
Flora and Lucy Weld FOR several days,
returned home Monday Mrs. A w.
Isham and daughter Of Lebanon, \. H.,
visited at he. cousins. c. -. Phelps,
Tuesday
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EDEN.

Miss Helen Jones is holding special
meetines.-Wednesda night there Is to
be donation and oyster supper for Rev
Mr.. Coolidge at the Mt. Norris hall.-Mrs
W. II. Emery is at home after spending
several weeks In Waterville.-Rev. Coo
edge Is suffering from a bronchial diff
ficulty.-The two little sons OF the late
Leon Blake have been placed in the
orphans home at st. Albans.-Mrs. Fan
nle Sargent Is suffering with felon.