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ENOsBURGH.

Rev. Mr. Pierce Of Boston has decid-
ed that his health would not warrant his
considering a call to settle herc.-Miss
Effe Bashaw of Waterbury and Miss
Myette Hopkins of Trout River passed
last week al n. J. Bashaws Clarence
Jebbas has finished work at the San
born Lumber Canp.-E. Bakersfield is
moving his family back to his home
Mr. Stratton. mail carrier. could not get
through part of his route in Fast Bak-
ersfied on account of the poor roads
Monday Miss Blanche Cassidy. who has
been assisting In the office at a business
college Of Burlington for a few days has
been offered a position in Bellows Falls
which she will accept-There will be Il
Christian Endeavor meeting at G. s. Fas-
sets Thursday evening. Mrs. Fasset
leader. Mr.. James Libbey and Grandson.
NJ. H. Wright. attended the funeral of
Mrs. Sophia Libbey Cross al Enosburg
Falls Monday. She died from the effects
of the burns she received last fall from
lamp. While getting breakfast The
lamp top fell on to the hot stove, ignitcd
and exploited. burning her frightfully.
She has suffered all winter and her
burns were healing. Skin was grated on
to have skin taken. but her heart and
stomach could not endure the strain and
she died Feb. &C.
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ing. Feb %. The funeral was held at his
home Thursday. The Rev. a. n. Sturgis
Of Undernll officiated assisted by Rev.
a. Fl. Lock. The services were under the
direction OF Warner Lodge r. e. A. NJ OF
which Mr.. Paine was a member for many
years. Burial was at Dinghamville Mr.
Paine is survived by no near relatives
The funeral OF Mrs. Patrick snlone was
held Monday morning.
Following is n list OF officers clcc,e cd
at town meeting: Moderator, r. "
Hitchcock clerk and treasurer, e. T.
Parsons; selectmen. Ira W. Green. +. T.
Smith, Laurence Salonc; overaeor of the
poor. d. =. Gillian; constable. l.. r.
flandors; auditors ". s. Shepardson. j
A. Hooper, T.. A. Hunt: grand Juror, f.
a. Hunt; road commissioner. y. 9
Gillilian aren't to prosecute and defend
suits, Ira w. Green. school director, j.
A. Keyzer: listers. O. s. Carpenter. j.
II. Fitzgerald. J. g. Kingsley; tax. sl.jN
on n dollar; voted 500 for permanent road
work, license vote, yes 30, no e.
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MORRLSVILLE.

Miss Laura Page of Jeffarsonviile was
a guest Friday and saturday OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas Miss Cora Bracket
of Boston, who has passed short vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. :.
r, Bracket. left Saturday for Spring
field. Mass, ana New York before re-
turning to Boston.-Mrs, a. ]. Gauvin
visited friends in Johnson Saturday
Charles c. Draper left Saturday night
for Baker. Montana, where he will pass
some weeks with II brother.-AIiss Banch
Peck passed Saturday and Sunday In
burlington, the guest OF Miss Selma
Ockerh!ad,-Mrss John Richardson, a
guest for several days OF her daughter.
Mrs. G. c. st. Clare, returned to Rich
mond Saturday.-N!ss Dorothy Alexander
went to Burlington Saturday to pass
the school vaCd;!on.-Miss Mable Folsom,
teaohe. in the grammar room. is passing
the '~'1ter vacation It her home In
Maitsheld
Mrs. 2. Carroll returned Saturday night
from visit of week in Johnson with
Mr. and Mrs. L. Stratton.-The subject
OF the Rev. G. e. st. Clare's sermon
next sunday morning will be Alone
with God"-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.
for the past three years, have returned
here. Fran; Eotcham was arrested
Saturday and taken before Justice Niles
for breach OF the peace, growing out OF
a racket on West Hnl New Years day.
lie WAS fined 50 ana costs OF .li.0S. Frank
Thompson OF johnson Was arrested for
furnishing and his case was continued
until wednesday. -Thrrsday evening cot
tage prayer meetings Will be held with
Mrs. Fannie Bickford Mrs T.. J Hall,
NJ the parsonage ana with Ms Frank
Thomas. Miss Faith nclcno and brother
Matt, went to Jcncr-unVlio Monday to
visit Mr.. and Mis-. @. W Royuolds,-
Misses Edna slayton and Laura Ellis arc
in Montpelier, guests OF Mr ana Mrs
Frank slayton,-Mrs Mary Perry IS .l
threatened with pnoumonia.
The following town officers was cleo
ted at the meeting Tuesday: Moderator,
+. G. Fleetwood; clerk, \. \. Niles: Sc
lectmen, Z. l.. Gates, c. +. Smith. o, w.
Chaffee treasurer, \. A. Niles: overseor
OF the poor, \. y. Boynton. constables
Geo, i. Towne. \. j. Smith; collector of
taxes. j. r. Parker; listers, J Il. Park
err. l. y, LoRaron, u. X Hutchlns, oscar
Shewn, l.. s. Small; trustee of public
money w, y, Sargent; town Grand jurors,
G. A. Morse. 7. &. Cheney: road COM
missioner, q. a. Burrows, who was cleo
ted to his 18th year in that office legal
agent, +, c. Fleetwood; member OF
school board for two years, c. A. Stay
ton; cemetary commissioner for five
years, G. w. Clark; town tax 81 IS on
the dollar of tho grand list The town
voted 81 30, for a soldiers monument TO be
placed in Academy park provided NODo
can be raised by subscription. The license
vote was 3s1, no and yes oso-Clarencs
Continued or naGc ~
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GRAND ISLE
NORTH HERO.

MIR. and Mrs. Wayne liazen Lave re-
turned from Maine and opened their resi-
dence near the Alburg bridge, which has
been closed for some tnlc.-fftv-tw two
dollars was realized at the donation
given for the benefit of the Rev ]. l..
Wesley.-Miss Celia Duell Is very sick.
b. r. knight OF Pasadena Cal. is
visiting his brother. O. L. knight, after
an absence of ~ years--W William Par
rot Is moving TO the Tudhope farm on
Buffers island.
School closed Feb. % in the city"
grammar school. Harvey Dodds, Edward
Martin. Dorothy Poquettc. Edith Stone
beatrice rasse and Ernest Way were not
absent during term. Carmen Brown. Ross
Knight and Naomi Way We're absent
one day during the term. Harvey Dodds
and Beatrice Tassie were not absent dur
Ing the year. Carmen Brown was absent
only one day during the year
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GRAND ISLE.

The town meeting In Grand Isle passed
cH quietly. eecting the following Off
Officers: Derostus l. Center. moderator;
town clerk, r. T.. Samson; town treasurer,
n. e Griswold; selectmen. f. j. Parker,
Addison Hyde, W. Fl. II Blow: listers,
II. W. Ladd John Parrizo and o. y.
Clement; school commissioners, William
Martin AND Willmore TLdhope; overseef
OF poor, william Martin; town auditors
y. l. Center, .. Il Branch and A. s,
Pearl; cemetery commissioners, q. II.
Branch, r, r. Samson. Albert Kinney,
William Martin and ". $. Parke. The
license vote was 81 no. ~ yes.-AIr. and
Mrs. g. H. Styles have oeen spending
n few days at T.. tffords's. Mrs.
Styles viii, be remembered as Estela
Gordon, former resident Of this town.
Claude Parks gave party last Friday
evening at his home in Grand Isle
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used Saturday for the first time in three
years. The supply pipes at j. N. Tatro's
and ". o. Coburn's were frozen
The February just passed, while by
no means the coolest on record at this
station, was colder than the average.
the monthly average being 1A2 against n
normal for IS years of record Of 40.
The highest reading was rs on the 9th
and the lowest % below zero the 18th.
TIL" greatest daily range was A and the
least 6. otal rain and melted snow was
354 inches which Is OCT Inches above
the average. Twenty-nine inches OF snow
fell during the month which was com
posed of seven clear, seven party cloudy
and II cloudy days.--At the annual meet
ing Tuesday, town officers were elect
ed as follows: Moderator, II. Smith
clerk, wv. w. Hutchinson; selcctinen for
two years in place OF r. l.. Kenfeld, re-
signed. r. W. Spicer; for three years.
Stanley Sayles; treasurer w. w. Hutch
inson; overseer of the poor and poor
and collector of taxes. A. J. Croft; lister
for three years. w. G. Cramton; audi
tors. A. a. Aseltinc, V. J. James. " 7.
Chafce; trustees OF public money NJ. p.
Perlcy. G. j. Ovitt; town grand Juror, V.
A. Irish, road commissioner, j. ]. Ben
oft. agent to prosecute and defend suits.
q. s. Fassett; library commissioner for
five years. J. NJ. Jeffords; county grand
jurors, ichard Smith. j VI. Burnes, w.
j. Chaffeo; voted to appropriate $50 70,
Memorial day; 500 for public library; 500
for permanent roads; town tax,
90 cents; school tax, town district
20; voted ID cents on the dollar for whit or
roads: voted 1853 to 119 not to exempt the
property OF the Enosburg Falls Min
company from taxation.--A social by the
Rev. William ShaW's mems class In Sun.
day school was held Monday evening with
A. NJ Aseltine. The q fair took the form
of surprise party az he was presented
by the elias; with n gold lined sugar and
cream Oh trays properly engraved About
IS men were present.-Mrs. II. G. Piersor
| of Essex Junction was called here Jy
the funeral of her cousin. Mrs. NJ. y
Cross Monday.--C. r. Hires Of Philadel.
| plia is in town for few days.-T. r.
Johnson OF New York was in town Mon.
day night BY invitation OF Principal
| Perkins he addressed the high schoo
| H'sidN NOTWITHSTANDING W Hlel WHltl
| Carrier Smith on rural route No was
| unable to make his full trip Monday.
The body OF Nelson Marco, accompan.
led by daughter, Mrs. Minnie Wood
| and a son. Leon Marco of Boston, was
brought to South Franklin where the ~.
| neral was held Wednesday. the Rev. .
| l.. Barnard officiating. The bearers were
| Guy f. Towle. II. 3. Towle r. NJ
Towie and p. {. Hammond Mr. Marcc
| Is survived by four sons and four daugh-
! tiers, all of whom live in Boston.-Charles
| cutting OF Lawrence, Mass. Is passing n
| week with his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Cut.
| ting.-W. j. Cady of Burlington is q
guest in the home of p. D. Smith.--Owins
| TO increase Of business and the necessity
OF more room the Washusett creamery has
| leased for term OF years the Owls Head
creamery and will utilize 1t in the manu-.
facture of butter. They expect to ope,
| it about the middle of the present month
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FRANKLIN.

Town meeting passed Off yer" quietly
with good attendance. Moderator John
Webster; clerk and treasurer. A. \.
Horskin; se'ectman for three years. G..
NJ. Towle; school director for three years,
L. j. Gates; constable and collector g.
Fl. Anderson; overseer Of poor and poor
house director, w. S. Robe: lister for
three years. II. G. Titemore. Mrs. F.. ".
Day went to Stockbridse Wednesday for
a few days stay.-Ella Whitney has fur
nished work at W. j. Mullen's and IS
going to New York State to stay with
her sister The town voted to occupy the
new high school building for The spring
term of school
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Dorset street school closed Thursday
February "a The following pupils were
present every day during the term: Doro-
thy Bliss, Mary Bliss, Angeline Dueil, AL
fred Duell, Jennie Blair. Lalia Tomlin-
son, John Blair. George Blair. Lnnie
Tomlinson was present every day through
the year.
The condition OF Wilbur fail. who has
been Ill with pneumonia, is not a. fav.
orable.-John Dolan Is in poor health
Mr.. and Mrs p. J. Mckenzie had 4 little
daughter born TO them Thursday and
one was born to Mr.. and Mrs Peter eor-
diff Friday.-Gay Fogg has moved from
F. V. Prior'e house 10 the home Of
Mrs. ]. D. Hill. where he Will work the
coming season.-N. Smith has moved
from Mrs. Louise Heffion's farm, which
he has carried on. to the city.
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FAIRFAX.

Moderator. w. y. Stewart, town
clerk, A. y. Beeman: sclectmcn, -. n.
Webster. L. A. Wood. II. i. Bellows;
town treasurer. a. Z Hecman, over
seer OF poor. l. W. PARIS; hrst con-
stable c. c. Gillette; second con-
stable. Glenn Paris; collector or
taxes. c. G Gillette: listers. G. H..
Howe, H. O. wilkins, J. s. toward
auditors. c. II. Butler. f.. y. Shep-
ardson, w j. Trombley. trustee L. $.
deposit fund, +. w. Shcpardson; grand
Jurors, |. w. Paris. II. S. Ufford, II.
o. wilkins; town agent to defend
suits, c. IT, Hunt; voted $50 for street
ilghts: voted $500 for permanent
roads: voted n tax OF s1.l0 on the
grand list: the vote for license yes GO.
no l4S. school directors. G. q. orion.
II. o. wilkins C. II. Brush: trustee
Bellows Free Academy, c. II. Hunt;
road commissioner. -. u. Beardsley;
trustee Fairfax free library, Abbie
Kenheld grand jurors, 5, L. Wilson.
y. : Dawson, c. c. Alfred; petit 1ur-
ors. r. Shepardson. Asa wilkins. Will
mer White, Il. c. Boyden, G. G. orion.
George Rnrcombe; trustee cemetery
fund. Mary UMord. voted to leave tax
hin In hands of treasurer; voted S25
for memorial da>.-The Canadian
Jubilee Singers gave concert at the
Methodist Church February %, The
receipts were about sG0,-The ice has
zone out OF the river the second time
this winter.--There wore a good many
who could not get to town meeting on
account of the bad roads.--The la
dies Improvement society took in
town meeting day for dinner about s25
clear of eXpenses.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Patrick O'IIara of Eden visited James
Mcdonald over Saturday and Sunday
Harry smith has returned from East
Highsate.-C. +. Sturgin has gone to
Enosburg Falls to work.-Thc following
town officers were elected Tuesday: Mod
orator, c. NJ. Foley clerk. c. l.. Martin:
treasurer. W. J. Wright; seiectmen, f. ).
Wright. j. l.. Clapp and p Swan; over
seer II. II. Clapp; listers. w. O. Dawn
ey, Darwin Domino and J. Il, lambert.
constable, II. Fl. Casavant; school direcA
ors, ". j. Wright. s. S. Hall, Jr.. and
II. Fl. Parker; license vote, Yes As. no "a;
total tax 49, They also voted to exempt
the firm OF Wilson & Hall company for q
period OF five years from taxation on
their mill plant. providing they employ
70 or more.
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cause Of hts death was aenemia. He was
one of the most prominent members of
the Baptist Church being interested in all
It's departments and his loss will be es-
peclally felt by that church as we'll as
the community. He was a Mason and
had also held several town offices.
The funeral OF Eugene w. curtis was
largely attended from the Baptist church
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. j.
r. Buxzoil Of Derby, former pastor.
ufficiated. assisted by Rev. N. w. VOL
cott pastor Of the Baptist church. The
bearers were the three sons, Stephen E..
Clifton g., and Perry NJ. an dciifford
c. Buxton. Music was furnished by ]. II.
Stafford ST. and Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Bux-
ton. with Mrs F.. p. williams as accom-
PIANIST. The burial was In the village GEM
etary. There were many beautiful flow
ers. including pieces from the relatives
The Mems organized class, and the Phel-
athea class OF the Baptist Sunday school,
Among those from away to attend the
funeral was Seymour Wakefield Of Bur-
iington and Frank Woods OF Essex
junction. Hanley has finished werk
for C. f. Reavy.-Mrs. f. A. Percal has
been confined to the house ten days with
bronchitis.--A Sunday school institute
will he held In the Congregational
Church Friday evening. The speakers
are from away and the public is invited
Lloyd Hulburd has been confined to the
house several days by illness. Leon. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Warren Brigham. is
threatened with pneumonia. Miss Mann
ie Carol Is in Johnson.-aJoel stratton Of
Johnson was visitor at Frank Acker-
sons over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. F.
Wilbur returned Tuesday morning from
three months visit with their sons In
California and Oregon.-Nfiss Nellie
Field Of Burlington has been visiting re-
latiYes In town for 4 few days.
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SWANTON CENTER

The blizzard of last Saturday, fol-
lowed by the heavy thaw. has made
travelling almost impossible. The
roads are said to be worse than was
ever before known. Carrier Merrick
of route No. !. from st. Adams, failed
to make his trip Monday.-Horned
larks have arrived and crows are
merous.-Marvin Booth and Archie
Morse, formerly of Worcester, Mass.
are visiting at j. r Catlin's en- route
for Saskatchewan, n. W. T.. where they
nave purchased farms.-Miss Marion
Gordon of AlburG Center is visiting
at J. r. CatlIn's--A small company Of
friends visited at J. L. Catlins over
saturday and sunday in honor of the
birthday anniversary of Miss Mary
Dolan and Miss Nellie Catln.-Mrs. A.
*. Honsineer was given a complete
surprise by about L. of her neighbor
women friends Feb. 20, in honor Of
her birthday anniversary. To carry
out the surprise plan. refreshments
were carried and the guests. taking
possession of the house, served a de-
licious meat dinner at noon. The
day was most enjoyably passed, and
photographs of the birthday cake and
the company were taken, to be given
later to each guest for n souvenir of
the happy occasion.--William Castaw
of the west road has moved his fam
lily to Watcrville, whore he has pur-
chased a farm.-I.oris Laflam of the
west road, who has been seriously ILL.,,
is about the house.-Miss Marjorie
Fleury has closed successful term
of school at Skeel's corner and return
I'd to her home In Swanton. Much
regret is expressed that Miss Fleury
has given up teaching to accept
position as beekkecper.-MiS Flor-
cnce Hubbard has gone to New YORK
city for business and pleasure trip
Of two weeks.
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BAKERSFIELD.

The public entertainment given satur-
day evening by the Bakersfield Grange
on the subject OF temperance was quite
well attcnded-The students of brigham
Academy will present THE Merchant of
Venice" Friday evening. Warren Soulo
OF ST Adams is In town.-Arr. and Mrs.
w. L. Tlilotson OF Sheldon visited rels-
tives in town Sunday.-.AIrs. Albert Brig
ham and Fay Brigham attended the Po-
mona Grange meeting Mt Enosburg Falls
Saturday.-Miss Maude Narcotic has
gone TO Cleveland. Ohio, TO visit her sis
ter. Mrs. r. II. Gilbert.--Mr. and Mrs
Theodore LABEL OF Centcrvil!o visited
relatives In town last week
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CHARLOTTE.

Claude McDurfey, the veteran trapper,
has caugh, over 100 skunks and 80 foxes
this season. --Ezeb La ROGUE will AGA g
the Horsrord tenement on Mutton Hill
ment March Ira Burroughs, who has
been carrying on the ]. H. Thorp farm,
will move to the Leavenworth farm in
East Charlotte. which he has purchas ed.
Frank 1horp received a badly lacerated
hand while starting a gasolene engine
a few days ago.
G. s. Leavenworth was in town Mon
day completing the sale of his farm in
East Charlotte to Ira Burroughs.-C. -.
Cook OF Montreal spent Sunday at his
home here.-W. W. Higbee has sold the
Allen farm to j. F. Hunt Of Essex juno
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FLETCHER.

The dead body of Mrs. Celia Ellis was
found at about nine o'clock Friday morn
ing at her home In Binghamville by her
nephew Harry Ellis who forced an en-
trance TO the house through n window.
1t is thought TINT Mrs Ellis died some
time Wednesday night She was last
seen Tuesday evening". Mrs. Ellis lived
alone and was a sufferer from heart trou.
BILE which is supposed to be the cause
of her death. When found the body was
Ia chair,-Almond r. Paine, who has
been III the past few weeks with COM
piication of diseases, died Tuesday morn
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ALBURG.

A nine and one-fourth pound daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. barrow
Feb Sat the meeting OF the stock
holders OF the creamery association held
Saturday afternoon the following direct
ors were elected: VIII NJ. Rockwell. H.
r. Manning and Julius SERVER 1t was
voted not to sell the oeNnery.-Ada
Cameron. who has been seriously III with
appendicitis, Ia reported more comfort
able.-Mrs. J. 3. Goodfelow spent satur-
day In Montreal. westbound train
over the Rutland railroad Saturday
evening stuck fast In snow bank west
Of this station and at II p, m, had not
got out. The Central Vermont due here
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Postmaster IT, i. Sturtevant. who has
been III for some time, went Monday to
Royal Victoria hospital. Montreal He
was accompanied by l.. Grover Chase
The Canadian jubilee singers gave an en-
tcrtainmcnt at opera hall Tuesday eve
n!ns.-Miss Fannie Webster was quite
seriously Injured recently by falling
down the cellar stairs, while a. work at
Nj Boylin's Mrs. 4. Dufresnc Is ILL.,
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs stanford
Mitchell. who has been very sick is much
improved
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MILTON.

F'ive-hundred dollars was voted at the
town meeting for work on the permanent
roads.-Prof. Weeds singing class gave a
very enjoyable concert at the Congrega-
tional vestry on Monday evening.-Miss
Eva Nichols. who has been caring for
Mrs c. p. Sanderson has been called to
her home in Essex by the illness of her
mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patterson
have baby daughter.-Mrs. Caroline
Hyde is at her brothers. H. II. Fuller
Joseph Murray has moved to the Homer
jackson farm. which he has hired for
Two years.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Edith F'arnsworth gave a party
to her young friends at her home Friday
evening, February IS, the occasion being
her birthday and that OF her friend
Hazel Dealing.-Mss Bessie Wilson of
Burlington was the guest Of Miss Lyon
over sunday-Miss Minnie Baker Is
spending the week with Mrs. c. w.
Wright Mrs. Videto and daughter,
Anna, returned to Massachusetts Tues
day morning after visiting at Mr.. Car
penters.--Miss Della Carpenter and
brother, Neil, have gone TO Vergennee.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Ray and Luella Chamberlain OF Rich
mond visited here the last of the week
w. j. Taft moved to +. C. Dike's farm
in Bristol the first Of the week, where
he Is 10 work the coming year. The
Hinesburg Grange presented The VII
lage Schooma am to quite a large aud
fence Friday evening. The proceeds were
@So-Mrs. Clara Norton is III with erysi-
pelas-Patric.: Hill has engaged 10 work
for George Rounds the coming !aar He
is moving his family in Mr.. Rounds
tenement house
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HINESBURG.

A layman's banquet followed by post
prandial exercises will be held THURSDAY
evening in the town hall. Only men are
invited-Louis and William Sanctuary,
who has been Ill. are better. O. p.
Ray of Burlington and Miss Booker OF
Waterbury were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w. W. Bostwick the past week.--Joseph
Morrill, has moved from Monkton to the
Enmon's tenement at Mechanicsville.-
The high school closes Friday for the
spring vacation.
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coin, Is convalescing.-The March term
OF county court opens Tuesday, March
g. +. NJ. Robinson and Truman jackson
have been drawn as petit Jurors and c.
M. Mead as grand iuror.--The Ladies'
Social Union will meet at tho home Of
Mrs. Charles Scribner this week Thurs
day for the annual election Of officers
Mrs. G. L. Lincoln is confined to the
house with the grip.--IIarold Hayden Of
Peoples academy Is at home for ten
days vacaton.-The Rev. Alex Therrien
gave very forceful address on the H.
cense question Sunday.-Nirs. Emma
Metcalf is a visitor at n. r. Wrights.