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Sues for plyoree.

Especial to The TimesrDispatch1
Hampton, Va. June 2S--In the Cir
cult Court here to-day, Mrs. Matte
Sheetz, through her attorneys, Causey
and Dudley, began suit for an abso-
lutte divorce from her husband, Leon
ard Sheetz. one of the wealthiost
property owners In Hampton, Mrs.
sheetz alleges inhuman and cruel
treatment, saying that she has been
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forced to work as farm hand b
her husband
Taken to Hospital.
[special to- The Times-Dispatch.l

tSpe cial to The Times-Dispatch1
Baltimore. Md, June 2S.-Arthur G.
Lewis, Southern passenger agent Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
editor of the Book of the Royal Blue,
was brought to Baltimore to-day from
Richmond. and taken to ST. Joseph'g
Hospital for treatment for nervoua
prostration. Mr. Lewis was accom-
panied by NJ. Watlin Norvell, of Rich
mond
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probably result in considerable read
justment: but if 1t result in the APP
prevail by the Assembly of laws that
foster business and encourage the pro-
sress OF Virginia, the commission will
be more than satisfied"
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Next to food itself there Is nothing
of greater importance to the human
system than to make that food do its
duty. BY duty is meant to furnish
health, strength and rich blood to the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-10

from this town were in Burlington Sat-
urday to take the census-takers ex-
animation.
Mrs Irving Nealy opened her school
Monday, on Lee river, which had been
closed FOR week on account Of q case
Oh diphtheria-- condition OF J. G.
DERBY is thought to be improving. -
~ w. Pease, who has been confined to
inc house for some time. IL out.-Mr
ana Mrs l.. f. Wilbur, who are spend
ihE the winter with their sons In Call
iornia and Oregon, are expected home
hbout March Next Sunday Will be
observed as Lincoln Sunday. There Will
be special exercises at the Congregation
al Sunday school and the collection will
be for missionary purposes.-The mis-
stonary Society Of the Baptist church at
Essex Center will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. n. w Wolcott.
at tho Baptist parsonage condition
of u. W. Curtis which Is critical, shows
no mprovement.-Mrs. A. G. Williams
returned to St. Adams Monday after a
short visit in this town.--The condition
of Mrs. IA. II. Davis, who has been III
with bronchitis for two weeks, is much
improved.
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Mrs. John Underwood Of st Johnsbury
visited her son, Hugh, Friday.-Mrs
David Epicor Of Montpelier is tho guest
OF her parents, Nj. and Mrs Emery
Duval-C. =. Pierce was at Hyde Park
saturday 70 take the examination for
census cnumerator.-,Aliss Murlel Snow
OF Mlntpouc. Was the guest Of Miss
Elsie Paige over sunday Bernard Alul-
cahy was iu Mid'ebury Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. l.. A. Kent returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in Montpelier
and vicinity.
Mrs. w. n Londt of Boston Is
visiln" her parents. Nj. md Mrs. L.
+. Iltus.-Goorge Durham died at the
poor farm Tucsday-The Reciprocity
club save dance to tho Les Fcmmes
club Monday night. W. Rand was
In Hyde Park Tucsday.-Cicorgo Nor
risen Of Aver, Mass is calling on old
friends here.--Johu Brooks received a
telephone messagc Monday night say
!ug that his brothcr-iu-iaw was struck
by train at tho North station In Bos-
i'n Monday morning and killed.
Raynord Dudley who has ben III since
Christmas Is in II critical condition
ana his recovery IL cons,GorG doubt
rul--The p. i. basket ball team Will
play the local team here Friday night
Mrs Mary Foster and her little son.
Arthur are visiting IN Cabot
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sHELBUREE.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson and
son. Mark went 10 Boston Saturday and
soiled from there Tuesday on the
lvcrnla Of the Cunard line, for Liverpool
10 visit Mrs. Thompson's home They
will visit London and Paris before they
eturn. They expect to be gone about
three months.-Miss Elizabeth Harmon
gave q arty to u young people Wednes-
day. Feb Miss Mabel Palmer enter
tanned the pupils OF the A and gram
mar classes with the teachers. Misses
Moilie Squires and Bessie Stockwell, at
the home Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George Palmer. Thursday evening.
Tho ladies' of the Methodist Church
Will serve "a hash supper in the church
pnrlois, Friday evening, Feb 1.-THE
Rev and Mrs. W. i. Weeks attended
the wedding of j. Watson Webb and
Miss Hayemeyer in New York Tuesday.
They visited their daughter, Elizabeth. at
Nassar ON their way home.-The Shel-
hurne Grange held a sociablc at the
nome Of Miss Ruth Read Wednesday
eVening.-The grammar school pupils
gave irving Fcdette surprise party
Wednesday evening At his home.
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MONKTON

Miss Lucy Spear Of Charlotte died Mon
day morning at the home Of her sister
Mrs. Pheao Stilsou ~ tho age OF y
years.. r. Collins was in Norgonne,
Sunday.-G. r. Smith has returned from
Middlcou-y w. II. Palmer WIS IN Yer
2eHnes Surday.-D. W Eddy r. J. Van
clott Mr. and Mrs q c. Thomas Mr.
and Mrs j. T. Collins 1Ir, and Mrs L.
L. Mech. AL Mr.. and Mrs D. T. Mech
attended the Masonic banquet NJ Hines
burg Friday evenins.--Carroll Comstocl,
Is home from Nergenues.
:. le funeral services Of Miss Lucy
Spear were held at the home Of her
sister, Mrs phebe stilson, Wednesday,
morning at 90 o'cioot. the Rev. Mr
Davidson of Charlotte officiating The
bearers were enry IArose. q b. Smith,
T., II. Palmer and j. ", Collins. Burial
was al Charlotte.-iH. and Mrs. +. G.
jameson have son born Feb. DIR,
A. a. Denton, +. n Barber and daugh-
ter, Miss Beatrice Barber. were In Bur
lngton Tuesday.-C : Dean has re-
covered from his recoent Illness and is
able to be about the house.
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MILTON.

John kiugsbury who has been in poor
health all winter, died at the home of his
son William, on Friday of heart trouble.
His funeral was held from the house on
sunday at 200 p. m, the Rev. M II.
Ryan officiating. He leaves u widow and
two sons. William and Charles. also or
sister. Mira. James Calvn.-Mrs. George
Minckler returned Friday from the
Fanny Allen hospital. where she has
beer Cor several weeks Six candidate ties
vera adopted Friday evening by the
Modern Voodmen OF America at their
regular lnectins.-Mrs. c. y. Sandersorl
Is recovering from an attack of the grip.
Mrs y p. Martin has gone to Oswego
to visit her brother, Lille wlyn Allen.-Mrs.
Henrietta Phelps IS improving.
The remains Of Leon kinball were
brought here from the asylum at Water
bury and the funeral was held from the
NJ thOdis' Church ON Tuesday afternoon.
tho Rev. ". Fl. Ryan officiating ID. II.
Buker Of Cambridge is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mr- r. 5. Morgan.-Messrs. Tuscany
and Peterson OF St. Adams spoke at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening. In the
laYsmen movement for missions.
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BRISTOL.

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on inc brls'ol railroad February Pit
VAS 20 degrees below zero here Mon
da& morning Mrs Susan Plain has re-
turned from Stnrkshoro where she has
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ESs TX JUNCTI0N

Tho Legal troubles Of r r Weaver
proprietor of tho Essex Junction t4kery
ana the Wagner FrpS. who have con.
Quoted the restaurant locate POI the
bakery building worn satlsfactort'v attleJ
out OF court and Mr. Weaver has aiken
over the business Of the restaurar- and
will conduct both that and the baker
Tho ]. Z. Hunt real estate agency
has sold for Frank Colt OF Essex his
90 acre farm. stock and tools r. Jo-
seph Z. Young Of Providence. r. T.:
con federation $3.50 Mr.. Young will
take possession February 25 and Mr..
Colt will go % ST. Adams.
Miss Bernadette Mattimore ha.
closed her school in Cambridge ard ls
spending her vacation at home.
Otis Brush, who has been I'll with
pneumonia at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. r. II. Place. is able TO sit up.
The Young Peoples Alliance will
give a colonial costume party in the
vestry OF the Congregational Church
on the evening Of Tuesday. Fehruary
%.
Nichols & Parker have secured the CON
tract to make extensive repairs and I'M
provements on the interior Of the hospital
AZ Fort Ethan Allen.
Mrs. lenora KELLEY has returned TO
Shelburne after visiting her daughter
Mrs. O. s Nichols.
A robin has spent the winter n the
vicinity Of the saw mills
Frank Holbrook, who underwent a. op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis Mt Fanny Allen
hospital, is doing well.
J. f. Donahue is home from Harvard
for short stay
Mrs c. c. Adams Is with her parents
Mr. and Mrs j. r. Anderson, In Frank
In. Her mother is recovering from an
Illness.
Miss Jennie Blair is III with tonsilitis
Mrs Marion Hunter is III with append
icitis az the home Of her brother Bert
Bell
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HINESBURG

The annual meeting OF Patriot Lodge.
No. SO, r N a. NJ, occurred on Friday.
February t. District Deputy Charles War
rem war present. After the meeting n
banquet was served to members and la
dies at W, r. Andrews's M J. Finney
has returned from visit to his son in
tsurke, y. Y.-The local W. G. r. L. met
with Mrs Ryder Thursday afternoon
Miss Matte Mckenzie. who teaches in
Londonderry, is at home for a short VA
cation.-Miss Blanche Small. who teaches
in Grafton, is spending a vacation at her
home here Mrs. Whitman Bostwicll has
been visiting friends in Ferrisburg-J
II, wilcox IS in Winooski, where he has
employment for a short time.-George
Loveand, who is employed In Bristol.
was Al home over Sunday He was
called 10 Randolph Monday by the death
OF his sister-Dr c. ] Russell has pre-
scented TO the town library the American
lied Encyclopaedia Britannica In ten vol
umes, 1907 edition. which makes 1877 books
added by gift and purchase the past year
The circulation has been ?,26s volumes
the largest number since the library was
founded, eight years ago. The number
of books in the library is about LEA
will give sociabe and tainment IN
the town hall Saturday evening, Febru-
AIRY L.. The exercises will he commemo-
rative of the birthday of Abraham Lin
coln.-The Rev. Richard owen will so to
Brooklyn, N. Y. Friday to preach two
Sundays In the Washington Avenue
Church while the pastor the Rev Robert
Macdonald, is absent in Bermuda The
Chittenden County Pomona Grange will
meet here February l6-Miss Susie Mum
roe has closed a successful term in school
No 9. Erma Partch, eight years old, had
neither an absent or tardy mark during
the tern. and Mrs. H. d. Weller
spent last week In Lawrence, N. IN j.
Finney has returned after visiting his
son. Dr. Finney, In Burke, N. Y.-H. II.
Page has rented Mrs Kate Collins's farm
and will take possession March I. He
Will work It in connection with hh home
farm.
william Greenleaf of Middlsbury Col
lege is at home-Mr. and Mrs, George
Ioveland were In Randolph Tuesday 10
Continued ON page 81
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SOUTH SThRKSBORO.

Lndley Birdsall has returned from a
three weeks visit with relatives in Pos
ton. New York. Philadelphia, NowburR
and Schenectady. y. Y-Dp and Nrs
Watson Morgan ana daughter Of Hris-
toll werc guests Thursday at Wnlter
Morgan's.-Tho Ladies' Home Circle held
their annual meeting Friday evening.
Feb 4, with Mrs. Louis Lawrence with
S members present Tie following OFF,
GERS were elected Mrs. Edwin Orvis
president. Mrs Lindey Birdsan. Mrs
Walter Young, Mrs Cullen shattuck
vice-prc iderts. Mr.. David Follansbee,
Isecrctnry; Mrs. George varncy. treasur-
or. Seventy-dye partook Of bountiful
supper served by the ladies Of the circle
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs Daniel Hallock Thursday, Feb. II
The Roy. j. 1indley SDicer of Poueh-
keersio :. Y, will deliver Temperance
address at the F11ends Church Tues
day evening. Feb. 15--Mr. and Mrs
Walter Morgan after ded the funeral in
Lincoln Tuesday of their cousin, Miss
Jennie MORGAN
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vERGENNES.

| Mrs. W. H. Rrumpton died in New
York city Thursday evening. The body
was brought here Saturday evening
on the flyer. and the funeral services
wore held at tho homo OF her sister
Mrs. Richard Maldoon, Sunday afternoon
at two O'Clock. Mrs Erumptons maiden
name was Ellen Ryan aud She waa born
here In 1S43.
There are now about 100 boys In the
Industrial school owing to the prov
alence Of diphthcria 81 beds had TO be
hurned up. rho quara milne on diph-
liberia was raised Fridav 1ruaut Of
ficer l.. A. Shepard of Fair Haven
brought boy Saturday for committal
but on account of conditions Mt IL e.
school the boy was refused admittancc.
A sociable was held Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Adelbcrt
Goodseed for the benefit of the Meta
odist Church OF Panton.-John GRAY
Gle has ON cyhibtion ut tho store OF
y. T.. Elngsland a pullets egg that
measures eight ard one-half by six
and onc-half inches. \ peculiar thing
| shout the egg is TINT there Is a we'll
| defined crease in the center and botn
ends of the egg are alikc.--Toscnh SOL
! ider Of New York is visiting friends in
! thi, city.
Henry Blanchard who was injured
about the head some time ago by the
! falling of truck at the Vermont shade
roller plant. was taken Monday to u hos
pital iu burlington for treatment
George McCuen has returned from Bur
lingtor .-sunday night was the coolest in
the season the thermometer registering
as low as a below.
The senior class Of the high school
gave the Junior class ii marty ut the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Burroughs
Monday evening. The under classrnen
tried TO capture a member of the jun
! Tor class but were unsuccessful. in
the scrimmaPe HaiEht sustained a
sprained thumb--Mrs. Martha Bailey
/ 10 i'll with the grip.
/ Mrs. c. Il. Marshal Went Yesterday TO
/ visit her son. Manly Marshall. OF White
/ hall. y. Y.--Lenten drvotious opened at
-. Pauls Church yesterday. the services
being conducted by the Rev George
johnson of Burlington Mise Hazel
Crofts of Brooklyn y. Y. is guest at
tho stevens House Fredoric. Gordon
returned yesterday to Boston after a visit
TO his parcn,s, AIR. and Mrs. John Cor
dor. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur r Clark at
tended the meeting of III" Pomona
Grange a. Brandon observation-disclosures
Roberts is assisting in the store Of O. G.
Dalrymple & Son.--Isadorc ana Miss Anna
LcBoeuf are i'm with the ,rlp.-A surprise
party was given Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Du-
huc Tuesday evening About 60 were
present Henry Smith &c III with the
grip at the home of his sister, Mrs. John
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HI1YT'TEMDEN
JERICHO

MRS. : w. Paige and daughter Of st.
Adams have been visiting at l. c. Rlco's
Tor few days.--Ihc town auditors met
at the oitice OF L. G. Stevens Friday and
Saturday.--Miss Edith Cochrane ~ ~
home from Williston for II few days
orviile Hunt is critically III Of pncu-
!nonia-Mtss Myrtle AlFer entertained "a
Few friends at her home Saturday even
lnS.--Fhe A class Of the grammar school
with their teacher were entertained by
mrs w c. jackson Mt her home Satur-
Gay evening from until S;sO.-William
Ireen or Devils Lake. a former resident
mere was in town last week The Rev.
ana Mrs. Roger Trill of Winooski have
been In town for a few days Mr.. Trill
spoke at the Congregational church sun
Gay afternoon.-The Ladies' Help society
OK the Baptist church will give play
the Interrupted Proposal" at tho Acad-
envy hall Friday evening Chester Derby
mas returned to White River Junction
after n visit Mt home.
j. IA. Stafford, Sr,. returned Friday from
Johnson, where he attended the runer-
al OF his cousin. Mrs Mary Andrews
Mrs +, a. Hale and Miss Daisy McGib-
hon OF Underhill havo been visiting Mrs.
w. - jackson for II few days,-R, W,
'"oWh was nj homo from burlington
over sunday'-Miss Manic Carroll has
returned from johnson, where shc has
been 'snohins'-Miss elsie JOY OF Bur
l'hstoh spent Sunday with her parents
Mr. ana Mrs, A, II, Joy.-Mrs, Charles
heii and son, Russell. have returned IN
'n'n nome IN Rose City,-Mrs, j IL.
Halfo''d, sr, returned from 1t. Albuns
where she has been with relatives for a
mohlh'-Mr' and Mrs, q, &C. Nay and
twu children have been visiting AT n. q
iroWnH TOR few daya-,rhe Hama
Missionary society receipts from Mita
hoaos AMI dinner Thursday amounle, A.,
si5- Mrs a, q, Williams at St. Alhans
is visiting at J, IA, Saiford's,--Seye,ul
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CORNWALL.

Ira Hemln Is slowly improving after a
two weeks illness.-Peter blair is moving
into the tenement of G. W. Otis--T'he
remains of tho little son Of Cyrus stone,
who died IN Bristol last Sunday, passed
through town On route to his grandpar-
ent's home In brdport where the fu-
neral was held on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mr.. Samuel Jewett are the
parents of n daughter, born February =
A. ". Foote and W. II. bingham are in
Boston.--Henry Foote went to Malone.
y. Y, to attend the funeral Of his moth
er. Mrs Elccta Foote who died Satur-
day At the age o. % years.--Cora Bing-
ham Of Rutland is home, called by the
severe illness Of her father Hiram B:ng-
ham.-Guv Norton NJ New York and Mr..
ard Mrs. r. - Norton Of Addison spent
Smdoy at their sisters, Mrs. W. II. Cur
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WINoosKI.

There are only few DAYS left for de-
liuluents to pay their taxes and still re-
tain their right to voice in the toWH
meeting March L. on February 16 Tho
board of civil authority will meet In the
town clerk'a office for the purpose Of cor
rec ting the check lists and on that day l.
". Ravlin, collector, will turn over the
Games of those who have not Paid taxes
and they will he stricken from the lists
There are over 10 delnquents from the
as many If not more who have not pIi1
taxes for 1863 Of tho 40 there arc some
10 or more who are not voters. while the
greater part are poll tax payers. There
are in the neighborhood Of LOO names on
the check lists and # the deinquents 10
not pay up there will be great shorta 20
Of voters for the coming election. The
taxes for the years OF 1898 and !a@
amount to over 5000
Miss Clorida Granger. daughter o. John
Il. Granger OF Malletts BAY avenue. was
married Monday morning 10 Eugene
Barber. son OF Joseph Barber Of Malletts
Bay avenue, The wedding took place at
the ST. Francis Navisr Church, the Rev
j. f. Audet officiating. In the evening Il
reception was held ut tho home Of Fred
e!1 k Vilmaire on Vest street. They will
make their home with Mr. Rarber's pa
ents.
sunday afternoon Dora Granger, Is
years old. was married to Emile LeBean.
Is years old, son of Joseph LeBeau Of
West Allen street ny the Rev. }. t.
Audet At St. Francis Xavier Church.
They will make their home II the brides
parents on Malletts BAY avenue Mrs
Barber ana Mrs. LcBeau ara sisters
Mrs. octave Cormier and daughter
of West Spring street narrowly es-
caped fatal poisoning through mis-
take In bottles Monday evening The
daughter upon her return from the
Convent fair complained Of pains In
the stomach and her mother proceed
ed to prepare what she supposed was
essence of peppermint Miss Cormier
said that the mixture was not strong
enough whereupon her mother poured
the remain der of the bottle In the
glass and gave it TO the girl TO drink
The remainder the mother drank her
self. Within short time they both
became very III and medical aid was
that they had taken an eye Drepara-
tion containing atropine. After sew
eral hours hard work on the part or
the physician we're considered out Of
danger.
\ pretty wedding was solemnized at
St Stephens Church Tuesday after
noon when Miss Helen Agatha, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Helen Minshan of West
street was married to william Joseph
Germain. The ceremony was per-
formed Mt four o'clock by the Rev.
James p. Rand In the presence OF
largo gathering. The bride was be-
comingly attired in gray chiffon
travelling suit. and black velvet hat,
and was attended by Miss Elizabeth
Casey. cousin. The groom was at
tended by j. Walter Minahan, broth
or Of the bride. Following tho cere-
mony a reception WAS held at the
home OF tho brides mother on West
street. after which the couple left for
n wedding trip TO Boston ana other
points,
Alonro Spear, a veteran OF the clV'i
War who has been In Ill health at MS
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COMMISSIONING NOTICE.
Estate of Clayton :. Allen. SO. Iur-
linglon.

Estate of Clayton :. Allen. SO. Dur-
lington.
The undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden.
Commissioners, to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims and demands OF
al persons against the estate OF
clayton ;, Allen, late Of So, Burlington.
In said district. deceased, and ali
claims exhibited in offset thereto,
hereby give rotic" that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the rest
dence Of 5. w. Allen, in the town of
80. Burlington, IN said district, on the
next, at 10 o'clock n. m on each OF
said days and that six months from
the 3rd day Of February, A. d.
1910. Is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examina ton
and allowance.
Dated at South Burlington, this srd
day of February, A. -. 1910.
r. A. DREW,
II. II. HOUGH.
3S'w3t Commissioners.
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COMMIsSIONERS' NOTICE.


The undersigned having been np-
pointed by the honorable PROBATE Cuur,
for the District Of Chittenden. commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjus,
the claims and demands II all persons
against the estate of Orson Kenyon
late of Burlington, In said district
deceased, ana all claims exhibited IN
Offset thereto, hereby give notice that
We win meet for the purpose afore-
said. at the residence of Fav Kenyon
In the town OF liinesburg. in said dis
trict, on the fourth Saturday of Feb
ruary and fourth Saturday of July
next, from 10 o'clock a. m, until
o'clock p. m. on each OF said days and
that six months from the 26th day o.
January, a, d. 1910, Is the time Inn
tied by said court for said creditors
to present their claims to us for ex-
animation and allowance.
Dated Mt Burlington this Goth day
OF January, A. D., 1910.
GEO. w. LOVE,
Vt. b. KENYON.
3S,w3t Commissioners
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= WEYBRIDGE.

Raymond Sturtovant spent Saturday
and Sunday in burlington, tho guest of
his sister, Mrs arr Shau.-The teach
ers and Officers OF the Methodist and
Congregational Sunday schools win meet
DR.. Durfee at the Methodist parsonage,
Thursday afternoon Or. Durfee will
speak in the Methodist Church the same
evening --Hev. 'ou Hurlburt Of Penn
sylvauia and Carl HdrIburt Of Buffalo.
y. y. accompanied the remains of their
father here la-t week and spent Il few
days calling upon friends and relatives,