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WESTTORD.

hero Will he a reception Cor tho Rev.
Nj cook aud wife IN die Baptist Church
Friday evening. An invitation is cNtond-
81 {" all.--Mr. Narombor Of Grand Isle
Is Visiting his brother II. q. Maccnlcr.
Mir. and Mrs. Chester Sweeney were
called 20 burlington Saturday by the
death Of Mrs. SwccncV'e sister. Mrs.
AinoE Sheldon. Tho funeral was held
TucSdaN.-L. e. Hall spent several days
In orwell last week Mrs. j. II. Grow
returned to Essex Junction Friday
Mrs Sarah Beach is visiting at q. ~.
l;iccs.
g. -. FarusWorth died yesterday morn
Ing of pneumonia. Nr. FarusWo,tn Was
N vars of age aud had been IN poor
health the past winter lie was born In
Fairfax and when four years o. age
moved TO Wcs;ford whcro he has lived
since. being q farmer. He is survived
~ his wife. three daughters and son.
Mrs. /. l.. Hathaway of Burlington, Mrs
= NJ. Rogers of Springfield, Mass. Mr.
II. j. Rogers &C Westford and Harry q.
Farnsworth OF Wcstford. The funeral Will
lie held from his late home in Wcstford
saturday forenoon at II o'clock with in
torment at Essex
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MORRISVU.LE

Mrs. Amer atcNall and son of Boston
are guests OF Mr.. McNalls parents. Mr.
and Mrs Charles McNall.--The remains
Of Miss Anna NJ. Ross was taken FRIDAY
night 70 Regis Falls. y. Y. for inter.
ment. accompanied by the parents. Mr.
ard Mrs. W. ". Uoss.-Mr. and Mrs
Phillip S. Whaley and children arrived
here Friday evening from Jonesville,
Mr.. Whalcy has purchased the Herbert
Smith farm on West hill Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Goodrich have moved from Harri-
son Smiths house on Main street to the
tenement in Centennial block. vacated by
d. w. Durgan.-Mr. and Mrs. Chandler
Watts have returned to Stowe to re-
s'de.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mckenzie, who has
'passed the winter with her cousin. Mrs.
j. j. Billings. returned to Melrose, Mass,
Saturday.-Mrs. Fannie Bickford return
ed Saturday from three weeks stay in
New York city with her sister. Mrs. Har-
riet smlth.-Mrs. A. j. Moore returned
Saturday coming from Boston
l.. j. Flemming is in Brockton.
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Isham
went to Fairfield Saturday night to
visit his grandmother. Mrs Eunice
Isham.-Miss Flora McCuin OF Jeffer-
sonvile is visiting the Misses Ellis
Mrs. Ann Irish passed Sunday in
Hardwck with hor daughtcr.-Ms
Dclcie Eddy of Malone. y. " came
Saturday evening. opening her school
in district No. Monday.-Prof. /. d.
Smith went to Jeffersonville Monday
to take charge OF the high school
a. ]. Boynton. called home by the
death O! his father, returned to Rut-
SN
ME Kinds went to North Hyde PARK
Monday for a few days before going
to Huntington where Mr.. Kinds IS
moving his family. Mr.. Kinds Will 60
into business there,--John Ctton, who
fell on the Ice and broke his leg. is
failing rapidly and his condition is
cons idered very serious. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Utton Of Meriden, Conn, arrived
here Sunday, called BY the serious
condition of his father.-Mrs Walter
C;rout. who has visited her parents,
Col. and Mrs. G. w. Doty. for a week,
returned Monday to Worcester, Mass.
Mrs G. L. Colby OF Milton Is visit
Ing her sisters. Mrs L. A. Bentley and
Mrs. Marion ,illotson.
The opening game OF base bal! OF the
season. y. A. VS. Johnson, will occur
Monday. April Is. at Waban Athletic
Park The T. A. boys will wear their
new uniforms. The grounds have been
repaired, seats moved and a new back
stop erected. Mrs. f.. u. Camp of FL
more, who has visited In Holyoke and
Springfield Mass, returned home Mon
day evcning--An alarm for fire, sounded
here TUESDAY afternoon was for another
hllzc at HYDE Park this one being in the
hide barn OF G. s. PaSe.-Mr and Mrs. J.
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HYDE PARK.

The assistant judges were in town Mon
day and arranged for offices for the
county clerk and judge OF probate In the
hotel. The ball room will be used for the
June term Of county court.
The extent Of the losses is not yet as
certained. hut will reach fully $l2o 90,
with insurance to cover about half OF
that amount.
The academy will be used for meetings
by tho Congregational Church. A church
to take the place of the one burned. will
be erected at once.
Not since the famous Baxter & iioyt'
convention in the sixties. has there been
SO large a crowd Of people in this place
as during the conflaeration last sun
day. They came for miles with autos
teams and many ON foot.
The Odd Fellows. who were burned out
Sunday. will hold their meetings for the
present In the Woodmcn's hall The
Rebekahs will also meet there.
4 special town meeting has been called
for Monday. May 2. to SEQ what action
will be taken towards rebuilding the
town hall.
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH CENTER.

Rev Fraser Metzger preached az
tie Federated Church last sunday aft
ernoon.--Mrs Hugh Phillips and
daughter OF Montpelier are guests al
the old homestead--C. I. Boyden com
mcncei the census enumeration Of
the town last Friday. The advance
sheets to farmers We're delayed in
coming but they have now been sent
out.--O. w. Brock way is very sick
with pneumonia. Or. Russalow at
tends him. and there was a council Of
doctors on the case Monday after
noon.-ReV Mr.. Clark of Warren wa:
a guest Of Principal morrill, the first
of this week.--Dr. Newells youngest
daughter is very i'll with pneumonia
James Putney died last week with
n complication OF diseases
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. j. $. King is ill.-Mr. and Mrs
Merritt OF Massachusetts,, who have been
spending TWO weeks at Florette HIS
house. returned home Friday.-Mrs. Hira m
Lewis Is better. Warren fifty has gone
on the Steamer Ticonderoga TO work.
Mrs G. Stanhcpe Is able to be out The
Grange held special meetine; for prac-
t!ce at d. T. Tromby's Tuesday evening.
4 very pleasant dime was enjoyed by
all. and refreshments We're served by
the hostess.-Harrv Tudhope and Harry
MoGre or Of Alburg attended the regular
Grange meeting Thursday evening. at
which eight new members were Initiated
in the first and second degree. The new
members are Mr.. and Mrs Wesley ScO-
field Bertha Osborne Hattie fifty. Car
roll Tromby. Scott Fleury and Mr.. and
Mrs Amen Hall.-Mrs H. &. Reed has
returned from burlington.
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WOLCOTT.

wa Richardson rag sold the Elias
Richardson house to John Porter for s4s0,
possession given at cnce.-Stanley Vincent
has returned to h.s home in Bakersfield
Seth Alger has moved from town hill
into the Scohcld housc.-Mrs. NJ. Conant
was given post card shower on her 9th
birthday.-The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fay Darling died April s, aged about one
month. Byron Hubbard went to Cam
bridge Monday to work for John French
in the last block industry Mrs j.
I.apalme returned home Saturday from an
extended visit in BeeChcr Falls and Here
ford. +. Q.-Mrs. Maurice Darling is visit
ing Mrs. George Rel in GrcenSboro-1he
Rev. l.. A. Wilson will preach in the
Congregational Church Sunday at 3
o'clock.-Lenley TAYLOR has been appoint
ed enumerator for Wolcott- schools in
town will commence next MondaN.--t'. l..
Brown went to sheldon Junction Tues
day night.
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FEsAMNa..
ST. ALBANS.

col T.. W. Iialfold. who lroke one
leg at Little Rock, Ark, several weeks
lyo, arrived home Thursday moluius
colonel Halford was accompanied hy his
Daughter. Mrs IT. ". llallock. who mas
iccn with him through his Illness, AMI
br. Ennis Colonel llalford is making
excellent progress SoWdrds recovery and
.trports TO be able To Doe about shortly
Louis T.. stone OF MONTGOMERY pleaded
guilty Friday as accessory 10 the
charge Of stealing a horse and carriag"
from q. ". Fond of ltichford the value
Of the property being $50. stone asked
states Attorney Elmer Johnson to flo an
Information against him which was done.
Judge X y. Post suspended sentence
pending an Investigations
The play, Mrs. Temples Telegram
viii be given by local talent at Waugh =
ppcra house Monday and Tuesday even
Ing. April - ana %, for the benefit Of the
Warner Home. those taking pant in the
production being Mr. and Mrs. II. Charles
ROYCE. M and Mrs. Arthur i. Chl'ds,
Miss Ruth NJ. Ellis, Miss juno Mitchell,
John Branch. Jr., Howard W. bemAng
Rrd Edmund II ROYCE
Nelson q. E.sinha,t died at his nome Gil
Iarlow street Saturday afternoon at 2"'D
n'clock after an illness Of three months
with heart disease He was 80 years old.
lie came to this city from plattsburgh
sud Was employed IN Tie froieil depot OF
the Central Vermont railway Tor several
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Ira Powell Of Jeffersonville wal
IN town Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs w. 81
smith spent Sunday ut Johnson.-D. NJ.
Stafford was In ST. Albnns Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden Brush were IN Pur-
iinston saturday Miss Reba Gray was
in Burlington Wednesday School be-
gan Monday with the same CORDS OF
teachers. MIR. Wheeler will take Mr.. Ellis.
worth's school for the first two wceks..-
Mrs. Lucy Whcelocl is spending . few
weeks with Mra. Holmes at St Albang.
Miss Frances Hobart has been In Mont.
relier this week.-Mrs. Ellsworth is tai,
ing census In Cambridge and Miss Mabl
PUTNAM is taking CrafshuY census
Suit sale ut u. II. 4; W. Storcv's close,
this week. Come in and ret th,. best bar
gains ever offered. a large assortmon
In millinery. oh.it
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Martha Wright I.add. widow Of
Jabcz I.add. died Monday morning. April
10, at the age of 80 years. She was the
daughter Of Simeon and Sarah Wright and
was born in Fairfield. but nearly all her
life was passed In Grand Isle. She re-
tanned her mental faculties TO a wonder
full degree--Mss Gladys Soule OF East
Fairfield. who has been teaching in
Grand Isle. returned to Fairfield and fail
ed to return to her school. Miss cora
Hutchins will take her place.-Mrs.
George Winch OF Barre was called to
Grand Isle by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Martha I-add.-The Ladies' Aid will
meet at the church vcstry Thursday for
dinner and work.-Mr. Lang has returned
from his winter vacation to his farm in
Grand lei
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CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev. w. +. Allen returned from
conference Manifestations from the
Greensboro and Albany Oranges were in
attendance here Friday evening, Light
refreshments were served and very in
teresting evening enioyod.-ii. $. Gage
took possession Of his new home last
week Wednesday.-C. G. Strdtton has
moved To his farm vacated by Mr. Gage
Margaret Wilson Is working I'm the mil.n-
cry store OF Mrs. L. y. Nclson.-Mrs.
Leon Patterson visited her parents over
Sunday. Mrs. John Williams ia in Bar
ton caring for her daughter, Mrs Henry
Faddcn.
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ENosBURC.

The Rev MIR. Herrck Of Milton preach
ed in the Congregational Church last
Sunday Price. field secretary Of
the W. II. VI. L. of Vermont. will tell
something Of tho work being done next
Sunday morning at the Congregational
Church.-Mrs. Harry Kidder has return
ed from Derby.--Mr and Mrs. g. r.
Remington Of New York came to Sheldon
last week and to Enosburg Monday. Mr..
Remington has returned to New York
and Mrs. Remington will visit her parents
for a few days.--A special church meet
Ing is called at the Congrega tional
Church vestry Thursday at . y. m.-The
distric. schools IN town commenced Mon
day.-During the severe wind of Sun
day night the silo Of +. NJ Wright, meas
uring i6X& feet. was lifted bodily from
the foundation carried one-halt the width
OF It. and crushed 10 the earth. Miss
Stevenson, student at Brigham
Academy. passed the week end with her
schoolmate. Miss Grace Cha frea.-Niss
Florence Perley returned to Franklin
sSa turday.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Mr. and Mrs Harold r. Croft Of
Springfield. Mass. who have been visit
ing friends and relatives In this town
and Enosburg. will return home Thurs
day.-Quite a few from here attended
the funeral services OF o. G. Farnsworth
in Bakersfield Tuesday.-W. s. Soule il
building a spacious storehouse immedi-
ately back Of his store.--Grace Oliver Of
Sheldon is visiting In town.-W f. Croft
and daughter, Hazel. Of Springfield.
Mass. are guests Of friends here for
few days--Miss NJ. a. Patten. who has
been caring for her sister, Miss r. A.
Patten, who is convalescing from Sc
we're attack Of rheumatism. has return
cd to her home In Franklin.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs, A. A. Pooer
April 15.-The schools in town opened
Monday Of this week. In the village the
teachers are l.. Grover Chase, Miss
Florence Rooney and Miss BESSIE
Pringlr. George Wright. who has
been assisting In the postofice through
the winter, has finished his work there
and viii continue his station work.
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FRANKLIN

Word was received here Tuesday by
A. II. Gates OF the death of his son,
Alnon A. Gates. In Nogales. Arizona
Mr.. Gates was connected with the immi-
grant station at Richford and WAS trans
ferred 10 Arizona over two years ago.
The village schools opened Monday
morning In the new building Mr. and
Mrs. +. L. Hopkins and daughter. Flor
enoe. attended the funeral Of her brother.
Orcn &. Farnsworth. in Bakersfield Tues
day.-W. j. Mullen has bought Of C. w.
Gates the Johnson farm and John Rus
sell has bought W. J. Mu,lens's place in
the village; possession 70 be given Novem-
Der The death OF Almon A. Gates &C.
Cured Monday In Nogales, Arizona. 1t
Is expected that the body will be brought
here for burial.-Mrs. +. w. Day has been
called to Stockbridgc by the serious Ill
ness of her mother.
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GRAND ISLE
ALBURC.

The marriage or Miss Ninnifrcd J.
Mott OF this town end Joseph b. Wood
ruff OF Cambridge took place at tho
residence of George II. Mott Wednesday
afternoon. April -, the Rev. W. X. Stew
art OF Montpelier officia;ing.-A daugh-
ter was born April Il to the Rev. and
Mrs. r. II. Crescy.--Thc Congregational
society will hold a social at the residence
of n. l.. Manning Thursday evening"
Keith Edwards Of Rouses Point and
Miss Maude Robinson of Champaign, y
y. spent Sunday here.-The funeral Of
Mrs. Lapierre of Alburg Springs was
held at the Catholic ChIrch here Sat-
urday with burial at Alhurg Center
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Grace McNaney of Waverly
Mass. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
McNaney.-The town schools opened Mon
dGy, April IS. with the following teach
ers: Common school. Miss Katherine Nc
Nancy, North school. Miss Florence
Durivage; Branch school. Miss Flossie
Latiey: Egypt school, Miss Mary Car
roll: West school. Miss Zoa Marcette
South school. Miss Anna Brady: Bass
wood hill school, Miss Armida Narcotic
Ross school. Mrs. Coda Brady: East
scnool, Miss Jessie Giddines; poor farm
school. Miss Coda Cowan.--Orrin Farms
worth, lifelong resident of Bakers
field, died Saturday morning. Tho FUN
eral was held Tuesday.-Miss Laura
Brady OF Hyde Park spent Sunday at
home
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COLCHESTER.

MrS' ihnltred Nolcott Harding, who
VAS oc'N Nlsillug relatives and friends IN
town. returned TO her home IN Woodstock
N"tHrday.-The l.ayn1cns banquet held
IN the parish house Friday evening April
lo' was attended by sc mon. \ bountiful
supper was served, and n very profitable
Time Was had II. j. Bond ana T.. s
Fcase of darlington were present ana
spoke In very interesting manner. Mr..
ana Mrs. y. l.. Wheeler were called to
Richmond Saturday to attend the funeral
Of Mr. Nhcelcr's sis tcr, Mrs. Susan Stev-
rms, who died IN Clarcmont ~ H., Thurs
daN.-The Rev. w s. Ilazen of Sholo-
pnr India. will speak and show steroor-
ticon views OF missionary work in india
Mt tho congregational Church Friday
evening, April -.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Norman Il. Merrick. r. F. D.. carrier
of route one from ST. Adams, who was
severely injured In an accident ten days
ago. Is able to be out, He was not hurt
as badly as was thought upon first
Observation-Disclosures are rushing spring
work and some have turned young stock
to pasture. --Swalows have arrived.
iIoratio Donaldson of Grand Isle has
been visiting his sister. Mrs. A. X
HOnsinger. AID other relatives week.
Mrs. Fay l.. Hazard has returned to
Foston after a visit of month at r. F.
Hazard s.-Several attended the funeral
of Mrs. Edward Tatro of Swanton juno
tion Monday.
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the place % Miss Gross of Richford.
VINO is Ill. as music teacher in the
ladies' collegc.-Mrs. T.. II. stone and
daughter. Miss Josie. are I'm the home
or NJ. i. Pcrley. Ernest Ryca the IA
vcar-old son Of Peter Ryea. had his
face badly bitten while PLAYING with
dog belonging to f. G. Burt one dav
last wcck.--James McFceters Of Barre
Mass. is moving into tho house nc
recently purchased Of I. c. Kendall
JGarold Kmbali has returned from n
business trip IN Maine.-Mrs. r. s.
Hutchinson returned Saturday from
Glens Falls. whore she had been Wis.
lung her sister Mrs. George Rugg-
a. \. Huutcr or rurlinrton was with
'' '''''t r'lc oNcg .iuuuA!.--..if. Q.
a. James, called to Boston to see her
brother. Henry Dunn. who was fall
ing AFTER an operation in hospital
IN mat city. did not see him alive as
he died while she was In the waiting
room Saturday.
Inc work OF building NV piece OF
road to straic'' ." Tic highway Across
MIS- y. -. Jeifordss farm was begun
tuesday under direction Of r. w.
TowIn' FIRST selectman. and Rroad
commissioner Sayles.--Ground has been
broken for an addition to the resi-.
dchcc or Mrs H. X Scribner.-J T..
fiN"" has been in Montreal fow
cay" t!'i week. Franklin is TO olnv
IN" local j VI. G. A. team here Sat
irdaN- Mr. ami Mrs JJuls Warner
who have been visiting in O;intor.
hHns.. for several months, returned
home i'rida Mrs. J r. Cassidy srd
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RANDOLPH.

Wilbur Fisk Howard died Tuesday
evening AT the Randolph sanitariunL
where he had been Ill for two years. NJ.
Howard, who was the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Howard, was born in
Barre March 90. 1897 Two daughters
survive him. Mrs. Harriette Burnap Of
Kennett squaret. Pa. and Miss c. Kate
Howard of this village. Mrs. Howard
died four years ago Mr.. Howard came
to Randolph to reside 20 years ago ana
had lived in the village 70 years. He was
an active member and deacon OF the
Congregational Church. Mr.. Howard
enlisted from Randolph In Company {.
18th Vermont Regiment. as nine
months man and served the time. return
ing here upon being mustered out.
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Walter May Of Brooklne, Mass, arc
guests of Judge and Mrs George NJ. Pow
ers.--Mr. and Mrs. George Badger arc
parents or daughter. born Sa.urtlay-M
Il. Eaton and George Curricr were in
Bakersfield Tuesday TO attend the fu-
neral of q. &. Farnsworth.-E s. Win
pie OF Cnderhiil. n guest for several davs
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Eli r. CpIe. returned
home Tucsday.--Mr. and Mrs C. r.
Raymore were In Burlington Tuesday.
Homer ]. Edmonds has finished work
in the Campbell jcwelry store and will
continue business for himsclf.-.rames
Winn left Tuesday for Harpcrsneld. \.
h'-Albert Burke Is seriously III with
heart troub!e.-Mrs. H. c. Sherwin who
has been III for so long a time. and who
recently underwent an operation, Is fail
ing rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs Harry La Rock and
daughter Mabel, Of Lynn. Mass. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Peo.-
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. finds have gone
to Huntington, where Mr.. Kinds will
engage In business.---T w. Mold is in
Kcesevillc, n. Y.-Miss Langdell OF
Johnson is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Rivers MIR. and Mrs. GAY of
Barre are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Towne.--Mr. and Mrs. r. O. Lunt
were In Burlington yesterday w. 6.
McClintock went to Brandon ycstor-
day on bus!ncss.--IIugh Savage. who
was struck by n pole while working
on the electric line to stowe. has beer
at Mary Fletcher hospital at Burling-
ton for several weeks, returning homo
yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Tlllct-
son and children went yesterday to
st. Johnsbury. where they will reside
Mrs r. A. Wiley Of Waterville is
visiting her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Keley.--Mry. Henry
Shcrwin is rapidly failing.
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ORLEANS
NORTH TROY.

Friday night at 80 a. m. fire broke
ont IN tho upper story Of the residence
cf Albert Pelkey on Pleasant street The
hose companies responded and saved the
lower part OF the house, but the upper
part. as well as the furniture and goods.
were mostly destroycd.-F w. Elkins and
e. a. Gardyne have been appointed I'D
illustrators or the estate OF the late
William G. Elkirs.--The G. =. r. had a
large gang Of men, and steam shovel
at work here widening the yard Much
additional side track ia 10 De laid.
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GEORGIA.

Mrs. Mary Japan Turner died early
Sunday morning from a complication Of
diseases. She underwent an operation last
week and has been failing gradually aince
She was 10 years old and leaves one SIS
ter and five brothers. Her funeral was
held Tuesday at the Catholic Church in
St. Albans.-The academy and central
school at the Center were unable to open
yesterday as the directors have not been
able to procure teachers Tho school at
Georgia Plains opened Monday with Mrs
John Duffy as teacher.