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WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER.

The Jury in the case of State vs. Leon
Coburn charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses, returned verdict
Of guilty in Washington county court
Saturday afternoon, While in an intoxi-
Gated condition Coburn traded Off horse
that did not belong TO him. The defense
was insanity. Sentence was not imposed
Court has taken a recess until Tuesday
morning.
state Treasurer f. II. Deavitt received
Saturday s., 1872. IS from the town of Cabot
and N.7l9.2i from Middlesex. 1t being the
L. s. deposit money held by these towns
on which they have been paying interest
at five per cent. This money Is gradual
finding It's way into the State treasury,
arlington. st. Johnsbury. ST. Adams and
Colchester are the only large towns or
cities of the State that have not sent In
this money. Only nine towns In Wash
ngton county stili retain this money and
he number OF towns In other counties Is
proportionately small. So long as towns
arc willing to pay interest on this money
at Ave per cent per annum they are not
called on to remit This money as 1t
comes into the hands of the state treas
fund, so that towns that have surrend-
cred this money get portion OF II back
W hen the school money Is distributed.
The Minister'S Monday club OF Wash
i ington county held its october meet
ing Monday in Barre, The Rev Dr
III. n. Barber of Meadville. Pa, read q
lpapcr on Personal Recollections II
Edward Everett Hale" This WAS fol
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MORETCWN.

Mrs w. II. Crawford Of Jericho is
spending a week with her son. the Rev
G. +. Crawford.-G. @. sleeper. accom-
panied by his sister, MIS-. L. G Kings
bury. OF Montpelier. left Sunday evening
for Providence r. l., where they VIII
visit relatives for n time,-There Will he
"A series OF special services at the Meth
odist Church in this village beginning
Tuesday evening. October Is. The pastor
will be assisted by $. II. Esnuran. the
noted Armenian singer and evangelist
Mrs. VIII Shea Is III with appendicitis
Miss Lucy Hurdle Is working for Mrs r.
Hathaway Clifford Atkins went Tues
day to Groveton. n. IL, where he eN-
poets employment.-Mr l.. Il, Russell
was In Waitsheld Thursday.-T. J. Fer-
ris and A. f. Lovejoy were In Montpelier
Saturday Mrs. Addie Sawyer and Mrs
l., Wilcox were in Montpelier Monday
Mrs. r. J. Ferris Is In Montpelier the
guest of Mrs. W. o. Chapman MISS
Maud johnson OF Montpelier was the
guest of her parents Sunday-Mrs' r. H.
Sawyer and Bessie Bruce were In water
bury Thursday.-G. G. Sleeper ana u H.
Sleeper were In Montpelier on business
Tuesday.-P. ". Bailey of Montpelier
was In town Saturday as was also j. w,
Taylor.-The cottage prayer meeting VIII
be held this week at the home OF G. h.
Darling The Moretown cornet band
gave an open-air concert at Middiesex
Tuesday evening.
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs r. H. Wright was taken with
general collapse last Saturday and is
IN very critical condition.-Stevcn
Thurber of Coventry. who was visiting
his sister. Mrs. Orrn Miller, at the home
Of her daughter Mrs. Eugene Miller, last
week, was injured on Saturday and died
from the effects-Willam Bell expects
20 20 to Cambridge this week for the
winter.-Carl Bean got some for
eign substance in his eye last
Thursday while threshing and
suffered intensely until he went to
Newport to have 1t treated. The eye Is
in bad condition but It Is expected the
sight will be preserved. Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Cummings of johnson came Fri
dav for a short visit at Deforest Floods
The time of the Christian Endeavor
service has been changed from 1:30 to
700 D. m. Sundays.-Nlrs. Orrin Miller
and Mrs Eugene Miller spent three days
last week In Montgomery. days
last week the thermometer Indicated 50
degrees, or over, In the shade and the
night of the second day It turned cold
and there was frost that blackencd
everything in sight and snow fell on the
mountains.-Mis Lena Rich has been
called TO her home in South Freeport,
Me. on account If the severe illness Of
her mot her
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lowed by q general discussion. At the
afternoon session the Rev DR. r. ..
Thayer OF Barre spoke on The Debt
OF the Republic 60 Home Missions.
About 90 clergymcn were present.
Merton Martin of Nilliamstown, who
made second escape last week
from the state Industrial School at
Versennes, and who was captured sun
day in Williamstown, was taken o
Vergennes Monday by sheriff Bald
win OF Wells Rivcr. Tie boy does not
complain OF his treatment at the scho u
but says he was So lonesome there he
could not help running away
The Countrv club has elected the
old board Of directors as follows; y.
y. Bisbee. r. r. Bailey, II. NJ. cutter
II. w Kemp. G. i. t,owe, J. o. Good
enough and r. t. Tarwell These al
rectors have elected II. ". Kemp.
president: G. r. Lowe, vice-presidch
w. l.. Farwell. secretary; j. Y. Goon-
enough. treasurer: +. +. Field clerk;
y. W. Morse and o. n. Clark. nudltorS'
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GREENSBORO

The annual convention Of the Orleans
County Sunday School association Will
be held in the congregational Church at
Greensboro Tuesday and Wednesday.
October 25 and 26 The first session opens
at two p. IN. Tuesday and the last closes
quite early In the afternoon of Wednes
day.-Georae Porter was in Montpelier
last week to visit his sister who has been
in the Heaton hospital for several weeks.
Fred Messer and family returned from
a three weeks' visit in New Hampshire
Friday Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Wiley are
home from their Vacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin visited IN Glover last week. Mrs.
TIihbard Rutledge returned from her visit
to Iowa and other western points Tues
day.-Albe Young and family returned
from their visit to tho West last week.
Mr. and Mrs J. n Harrington are spend J.
ing a few DAYS in Boston. Walter King
drove load OF the Young people to the
Bend Friday evening in Dufurs tally-ho
to attend the entertainment at that
Mace
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HYDE PARK,

Nelson Bonner. sentenced last Deem
Der to sarve not less than two nor more
than three wears In Windsor for assault
has been pardoned by Governor Prouty
ana placed In the hands of the probation
once. he Rev. Henry Lamb has been
appointed probation officer for this coun-
" 10 succeed e. c. ST. Clare, who has
left the Statc.-A. V. Wiswell Is in Bur
Ilnston- Mrs Eaton and daughter, Nell
or chicago are visiting in town.--The
Grange hall at the north village is to be
dedicated October Is. 1t IL expected that
'onsrt ssman Foster, V. A. Bulard,
Senator Page and others will be present.
The Sherman band of Burlington will fur
nish music The event will close with a
grand ball In the evening Miss Sara g.
Chaplin Is In Burlington. Judge Tucker
left Monday for Montpelier, where he
will spend few days and then go to New
York for the winter.-There will he a
special village meeting next Friday even
ing to take action on purchasing the
Hyde Park water works
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JETFERSONVILLE.

The ordination services Of the Rev
Il. II. Trill, pastor Of the Second Congre
gational Church, were held at the church
Thursday. October g. and were we'll at
tended, Clereymen from ont of town
were the Rev, Charles II. Merrill of St,
Johnsbury. the Rev. V. NJ. Hardy of
Morrisville, the Rev Durfee of Burling-
ton, the Rev Evan Thomas Of Burling
ton, the Rev. L. r. Treat of Richmond
and the Rev. Henry g. Howard of Lun-
enburg Among those who attended the
Red Sox game in Burlington Monday
were Mr. and Mrs H. w. Varnum, Mr..
and Mrs. A II. Wood and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs INtz-
gerald making the journey by automo-
bile.-Mrs. Ellen Dickinson, who spent
the summer in the West, is visiting In
this vicinity.-Mrs. Flandreau has re-
turned from Guildhall accompanied by
her er.-Jeffersonville Grange, No
1870, +. of H.. entertained Harmony
Pomona Grange Wednesday. The differ
ent Oranges of the district We're well rep
resented. A class of ~ took the NTH
degree by tho Pomona otiicers.-Friday
afternoon, October 7, tea given to 4
few friends at the residence OF ths
Misses Page, Mrs. David Marvin OF
Essex Junction announced by UNIQUE
place-cards the engagement OF her sis
ter, Miss Laura Page of Jeffersonvile
to Leonard d, Smith of Morrisvile.
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CRAFTsBURY.

George Merrill went to Boston on the
excursion.--Phil Ainsworth Is very i'll
in the hospital in Hardwick. Mrs. Jack
Williams was called TO Hardwick last
Monday by the illness of Phil Ans
wurth.-The Methodist SUNDAY school
are preparing exercises fpc rally
day.--James Wilson and son. Lindsey.
are home from the far West Mics
Marjorie 'NileJn is homo frN Wasp
ington. n C.. for short vacation --
Norman sawyer Visited ir Barre las.
ck-Charles Hoyt was seriously Ill
last week--Oral Bailey. the ol1eft
child of Ernest Bailey. seems to oe
improving after the serious illness Of
last week.-T. NJ Gallagher was In
Burlington last Saturday and Monday.
Several from this town attended the
funeral Of Carrie Hayden last Sunday.
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WATERBURY,.

The wedding of Miss Reina Belle Pal
mer to Roy Wesley Demeritt was solem
niZed at the home OF V. l.. Perkins last
evening AT eight O'Clock. the Rev Stanley
Bloomfield Of Montpelier being the otficiat-
ing clergyman. The double ring service
was used, Miss Laura Demeritt being
the ring bearer. Miss Corrina Soner-
willie acted as flower girl and Raymond
Perkins and Clayton Jones A. ribbon
bearers Ralph Durfee ana Robert
Burnham served as ushers inc wedding
march was played by Mr. J. #. eomer-
willie. The house was decorated in ALL
tumn leaves and evergreen. Following
the ceremony refreshments were served,
a large number OF guests being present.
The bride is a sister OF Mr., Perkins OF
this place. the youngest daughter Of My.
and Mrs Edison T. Palmer vs. lir. -tol. Mr
Palmer being the rerresr ts.ieo from
Bristol in the Legislature 0f lFr, She
g a graduate OF Bristol hir1 school and
has been teacher in tow and for II
continuous terms at Duxhury Corners
The groom Is the only child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Demeritt, He IS u macninist
for the Demeritt n Palmer Pkg Co. and
is himself stoCkholder in he company
He lis a graduate Of III" Waterbury high
school and OF the AlburC business Col
lege. After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Demeritt will return to town where they
VIII reside in rooms at J F. SomerN1I'e's
residence, Among those from ont of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Palmer and
Mr. and Mrs Durfee OF Bristol; Edison
Durfee OF Northncld Mrs fdg'r,on ~
Rochester. Mr.. ana Mr.. Jones of War
rem, Leon Haines and Miss Judith Na'r'
! Of Cabot, Miss Pottcr Z Fro-tor. Mrs.
/ Potter of New Haven. Miss Wnmfr'd
| Perry Of Beverly. NJ IS, Mr. E'@'
| Perry of Barre ard Mrs, Ia Chase b..
! Boston.
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OF tho teachers in the high school. was
called to Hinesburs few days since
because OF illness in tho family Of a
relative. Miss Alice Rogers takes her
place in the school during her absence.
"A pleasing entertainment was given
in Frontier hall Friday evening, there
being moving pictures, bass solos by
II. r. Butterfleld, Arthur Harvey,
trombone, and Miss Crane, cornet.-.
Miss Esther II. Peabody. stenographer
in the law office of O. 81. Annis, has
boon rendered and has accepted on OK
ccllent position as stcnographcr in tho
office of tho superintendent of the
Canadian Pacific railroad at Farnham,
Quc.--Ross H. Butternold has gone to
BOston
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

was held Friday, the Rev. Fraser
officiating. lntcrmcnt Was
in Southview cemetery. -Clifton Morse
has been moved to the sanitariuul.
where he is very i'll with pneumonia
The friends of Elton. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Fish, have received news
of his marriage to Dora Rerthn Flagv
at Charlestown, \. H., Octobcr t. Mr..
and Mrs. Fish Will reside in Rich
mond.-The first and second degrees
We're conferred upon class of 10 Nv
the Orange Saturday night,--Mrs. L.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs.
M Dixon and Mr., and Mrs. H. Burns
have gone on the excursion to BOSTON
The little son of Charles Tobin has been
quite Ill the past week.-Miss Rcba GRAY
was visitor in Burlington Tuesday.
DIT ana Mrs. f.. II, Westcott are passing
Few days with their daughter, Mrs G.
!"n'n'-Nliss Jessie Steinhour passed sun
DAY ut tnderhlll Center.-Mrs. Bertha
curtis Is passing a few days with her
sister Mrs. j. n. McCure.-Mrs
T. Mcclure. who has been H.
~ on the galn.-Mr. and Mrs. w NJ
smith. Mr., and Mrs. o. sherman, W. l..
Eriswold, Mrs. Seth Carpenter and Mrs.
N hoomhower are in Boston.-Miss
MNrtle Whitney went Tuesday to Bur
lAgton where she is to attend the busi-
loSS college. Mrs. w. Pcarlcy and Mr.,
A. Mandisc have gone to Rutland N
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FAYsTON.

John Small lost Il valuable horse las
veek.-Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Bragg re-
turned wednesday from ten days
visit to friends in waterbury and Bur
lington Martin who has been
very low from an operation for appen-
dicitis at Mary Fletcl er hospital IS
now improving James Emerson, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Butler Of Montpelier,
and Mr.. and Nrs. william Bcauregard
and son Of Canada were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Emerson recently
Mrs. V. G.. Fierce has returned from
Richmond. where she has heen caring
for her aunt, who ~ IL
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FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LaFrance are visit
ing Mfr. LaFrance's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abram LaFrance. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
+. Partlow are passing a week with Mr.
and Mrs. l.. n. Cooke of Dandy Mr.. and
Mrs. June 1.ovett went to Mount Plco
last week, where they will run a board
ing house in n lumber camp.--L. g.
Bump has returned from business trip
to New York city Mrs. Julia Johnson
is moving her household goods to Hague,
y Y. and Will live with her daughter.
Mrs. Lcach.-M Monday afternoon, while
John Gravel was in Smalley's pasture
hunting squirrels within quarter Of a
mile of Main street. largo bear appear
ed within a few rods of him. Mr. Gravel
shot at II but as he had nothing but small
shot the bear disappeared into the woods
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DERBY.

Mrs LABEL, 90 years old and totally
blind, died last Thursday night She was
sick less than week. The funeral SER
vice was held sunday in the Catholic
Church at Newport and interment was In
the Catholic cemctery,-M. and Mrs.
Stephen HinnHn OF Belmond. Iowa, spent
Sunday IN town.-The Rev. Mr.. Gordon 8
sister. Mrs Annis. returns TO her home
in Connecticut this Weck.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Annis and A, T. Niles
attended the ordination service Of the
Rev. Edwin Gordon at North Craftsbury
last Friday afternoon and evening. An
other teacher has been added to the fac
ulty of the academy, Miss Hubbard OF
Centerbrook Conn.-W. 7. Knborn. whilo
repairing building last Friday, was
struck on the back of his head with a
falling joist. cutting quite severe CASH
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ORLEANS
BROWNINGTON.

George Virgins was home from Canada
over sunday Alfred Mitchell has moved
to the farm he bought of Irwin Murray
Arthur Davies has returned to Derby.
During the thunder shower last Saturday
afternoon lightning struck the barns OF
William Rsrnum and burned them to the
ground He lost two horses ana some
shoats. Warren Huse. who mas peeh
sick for Some time. died September ~
viva Sheperd Ia working for A. +. Alex
ander.-Job Drown has bought mouse
at Morgan. and will move soon-rom
Marshall, Luke Drown and Daniel Ran
dali are attending court at Newport,
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MARSHFIELD.

Rupert A. Phelps hes returned from MS
work I'm Holdcrness, y. H., and IL now
teachinR the village school In North
Montpelier-Clara r, Tanner. who is
teaching in South Cabot. spent sunday
with her parents. Ethel Lamberton was
home over Sunday from Goddard semin-
ary. Barre-Mrs. o. -. Cole visited her
mother, Mrs. Betsev Twist of Wolcott.
last week
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tOn.-Mr, f1ar0N preached at the Con-
grcgational Church last Sunday morn
ing.
STOWE.
Recent marriages in stowe have been
George f. Sanborn and Miss Beuiah
Luce, by the Rev. w. II. Jackson OF
Waterbury; George Cleveland and Miss
Myrtle May OF Morrlstown, by the Rev.
Il. W. Collins and Richard Davis md
Miss Rose Pratt Of Colchester, by the
Rev. J. @. Angell--Through tho efforts
Of the West Branch ladies circle tho
room over the vestibule in the church
hns been fitted up for Il dining parlor
and cement steps and platform have been
constructed. Mr. and Mrs G. X. Wash.
burn OF Salem, Mass. are visitors at Ed
win r. ow's.-Mansneld Mountain
Orange held its annual fair Saturday. A
picnic dinner was served, after which a
program in charge of Ceres, Mrs. Phebe
Adams, was carried out.-H. q. Fuller
has raised third crop clover that Welded
20 cocks OF hay on q of an acre. Mr.
Campbell reported II now feature in
building sllos, hopping the sio with
woven wire fencing. There was n large
number of fine exhibits of fruit, veget-
ahles, canned goods and needlework.
New telephone subscribers are Leo
Edison and Howard whittemore in
stowe Iollow.-Mrs. Seymour Of Bur
ling is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Mahon.-Ethel. the little
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. McGib-
bon OF stowe Hollow, is Ill with pneu-
monia.-Charles st. Jock was called to
JohpshurV 10 attppJ he funaraI Of
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WOLCOTw.

Mrs. Eliza Poor IS visiting in Albany
Mrs A. w. Foster is il.-Mr. and Mrs
Melvin richardson have moved into
George Whites house.-Merton Jacobs.
the teacher in the grammar school, Is III
and the school is ed.-Miss Martha
Parker. who has been Ill several weeks
with typhoid fever In Mortified. camo
home Wedncsday.--W. y. Gowen moved
to Morrisville Wednesday,
Katon spent SUNDAY in Nardwick
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NORTH TROY.

Rev. A. $. Buzzeil. formerly pastor OF
tho pantist Church in this place. Is a
visitor at tho home OF his daughter,
Mrs Harry Place.--Jacob Barnet has
been taken to waterbury on account
-, Nj. condition.-Miss Mackenzie. ono
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guests Of the Rev. Father Campeau.--E.
Il. Heath and family are moving into the
Jameson tenement house.-Miss Elsie
Pease of st. Adams was In town Tues
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both Of Fnyston. The ceremony wo5
performed by G. W Buzzcll Justice a.
the peace.
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If you haven't the time to eNer-
else regularly Doan's Regulets win
prevent constipation. They induce n
mild easy. healthful action of tho
bowels without gr.p'nE. Ash 80
druggist for them. rs cents
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SOUTH FAYsTON.

A quiet wedding occurred October
G, when George |. Gotta was uh'e" v"
marriage to Miss Bertha Netehum'
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attend the state Sunday school conven-
tion.-Mr. Hardy preached at the Con-
grcgational Church last Sunday morn
ing.
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