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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-24

STOWE.

An Interesting collection Of old
books and papers presented to the
Akely Memorial building by Charles
d. Parker includes the Vermont AL
manac by Zadoc Thompson for 1919;
Vermont Register OF 1920; Woodstock
Observer June 90, 1925; Vermont Pat
riot Of Montpelier, Feb %, 1881; Il
King James Biblo of 17G4, presented
10 Mr. Parksrs grandfather by his
mother in 1875; Methodist Episcopal
hymn book 1919; Perry's English Die
tionary. l777; introduction to the
Grounds OF Musick, 1904; Thompson's
Gazettcer OF Vermont, 1924; New Eng
land Primer and Catechism. 1916;
pixies Arithmetic. 1888; Lessons in
Elocution by william Scott. 1925; His
tory OF the United States BY citizen
of Massachusetts,. 1921. The Vermont
Register was printed before the dollar
mark was invented, the abhreviation
Dolls. being used instead. Stowe was
then in Washington county. Joseph
Robinson was constable: Riverius
Camp. town clerk; Nathan Robinson.
ASA RAYMOND, Daniel Moody. Thomas
r.. Downer and Riverius Camp, JUS
tho representative. Jonas Galusha
was governor Of Vermont and James
Munroe was President OF the United
States. In the form for meeting out
tho general list oxen were to be as
sessed at so. cows at 81 to $3.50,
horse. and mules at $3.50 to 1880
according to age, house clocks at SO.
rho Governors salary" was $780,
cbi.f fudge $1,000. Craig o. Burt has
olso presented tho records OF the 18th
Artillery company OF the 18th regi-
ment OF the Uniform Militia from 1s4S
10 1s%s. At tho training held at
stowe June q. 1s43. the officers were
John W. MoCutchan. captain Tru-
man Moody, Edwin Churchill and
charles Fuller. licutenants; Heman A.
Churchill. Kendrick Jenny, Noah r.
warren. ". I. Mower. sergeants; Gil,
man Moody. John u. wilkins.
Isaac n. White. corporals: Thomas
A. Straw, Samuel Straw. Leonard
Straw, George Akeley. musicians.
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JEFFERSONVTLLE

Benjamin We5tman, an aged and life-
long resident Of this town. died at his
home on the South Cambridge road Mon
day morning Mrs. John Martin remajns
quite sick. Mrs. Walter Clark is carng
for her.-Mr. and Mrs. II w Varnum
have returned from their trip through the
southern States, Arizona and Mexico
Miss Sybil Rayirore Ia with friends Ia
Cambridge. Sherman Rogers has rented
and taken possession Of the farm known
as the Atwood farm.-Mrs Pease Is In
poor health al the home Of her daughter,
Mrs Mark Iebb. Mrs. Maynard OF Water
Vile, her daughter. is helping care for
her-Mrs. Harmon Prior Of Pleasant
valley is a { the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Cornell.--Nrs. Earnest Griswold
of Johnson was a guest at IL NJ Cornell's
saturday Miner has gone to South
Cambridge, where he has employment
The Rev. n. F.. Harmed Is still detained
In Rochester. y. Y, by the serious Ill
ness Of Mrs Harmed Miss Price, a mis-
sionary, spoke in the Congregational
church Sunday morning.-Mrs. Clark
Hapgood. who was sick with the grip,
is improving The Sunday school are re-
hearsing THE Captive for the Easter
concert, which will be given Sunday even
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GRAND sSLE
ALRURG.

The concert given by the Alburg Choir
al society last Thursday evening at Lock-
wood hail vas a success The proceeds
were 5O--Aliss Jessie Horiigan OF Ma
lone. y. y, Is the guest Of Mrs. w W.
stiles. Miss Mildred Morgan Of the Brig
tol high school Is the guest of her sister,
Mrs f. NJ. Rorers.--Mrs y. l.. kingsley
is il.--Mrs. r. Bohannon and her mothc",
Mrs Sweet. arc both III with the grip
Mrs A. G. Mott and son. Carl, arc guests
of her mother. Mrs. s. L. Brayton--NIis
Eugcnia earle went Monday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital. burlington, where
she viii undergo an operation for appen-
dicits.--Mr. and Mrs. Melborn llazcu
gave Il reception at their home Saturday
evening IT was their 9Th wedding ami
Icrsary. Royden Lessee has complctcd
his years work at W. T.. FlNnn's store
and ia now at his honc.-B s. HAYS.
foreman for G. ". Sabre. has moved his
family hsre--H. s. Young has rented his
farm to Gilbert Robinson.--f.. *. Place
OF Swanton lDa led horses here Tue =day.
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ALBURG CENTER.

The Alburg church union gave a must
cal and dance st. Patricks dav.-Mrs
W. Stiles entertained Miss Horigan of
Malone and Mr.. Miller Of st. Adams
last week.--Miss Marie Rockwell Of Mont
pelier is spending her Faster vacation
with relatives here.--Miss Mildred Nc
Eyroy Of Thomson is the CUES; OF Mrs
Roy Rockwell. The Alburg Grange
gave Il maple sugar social in tho church
parlors Wednesday evening. March %
The proceeds are to be devoted 10 build
now sheds for the church.--Mr and Mrs
NJ. Il. Rockwell entertained WILDER Hill
Of Isle La Motto Satu-day.--Mrs. George
Phelps OF South Hero visited in town last
week.-Mrs.. j. s, Goodfellow and daugh-
ter. Marjorie. have gone for IA few weeks
visit with relatives in Barre.-Miss Flor
cnce Rockwell has returned home after
a visit OF several weeks with her grand
parents at North Hero.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs Jennie Morrill, OF 81. Johnsbury
is the guest Of Mrs. 1husa Gauvin.-
Mrs. Maggie Waterman was called to
larre Monday by the serious Illness Of
her sst"r.-Thc Rev and Mrs. Erick-
son went to Boston Saturday. DR.. Prem
tiss was in Burlington Saturday 10 see
Lis wife who is In the hospital there
s Z. Bay has sold his farm to Dr.. Stod-
dard of Shelburne. who takes possession
Apri i.-Thursday night Waterman
lodgc. +. and 4. NJ. will confer the mas
ter's degree on Herbert Scott. The chairs
will be filled BY old past masters. Nor
lisvile Masons have been invited.-Mrs.
j. j. Hickey. who Is with her son in
Barnard. is improving. Ralph Hebb
spent Sunday with his wife in Jefferson
ville.-Miss Ruth Parker is stenographer
for Parker & Stearns.-The prize speak
ing of the high school drew a full house.
7 he honors went to Allen Fletcher, Cor
nclius Coleman and Peul Sinclair
! Iermie Mahill and Vera Hemingway
v ere married last week, --Mre. William
lIebb of Jeffersonvile is visiting Mrs.
Smith Hebb.
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SWANTON CENTER.

Robins bluebrds black birds. horned
and meadow larks and several kinds Of
sparroWs hstc arrived. Several sugar
makers report the largest run of sap
this week ever known in their experience.
Miss Cora Hazard ana Mrs. Fay j..
Hazard OF Boston are visiting their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T., Hazard
Harold N. Royce of Saranac Lake. y. Y,
son OF MIR, and Mgs. ~ i. Royce of this
place, has been very Ill OF measles but
is recovering Mr.. ana Mrs. +. NJ.
Hubbard entertained party OF % neigh
bors at their sugar camp Monday after
noon.-Vernon Hazard has gone to Law
renee Mass, whore he mas employment.
Mrs. j. r. Catlin was called Saturday
10 North Sheldon by the Illness of Mrs
r. II. Catlin. About - patrons Of route
No, / from St Adams met AT the home
Of Carrier Norman Il. Morrick Wednes-
DAY night last week to celebrate the 10Th
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ENOsDURGH.

y son YES h.ia March e 70 Mr. nrd
Mis- Ernest E. pcrley. Mrs. i'cricy
was formerly Mary e. Nichols. Ruth
Agnes Wright went to New York last
Friday tn visit her aunt. Mrs q. r. REM
iigton. She will join the Enosburg Falls
high school excursion to Washington
which starts March 31.-The Rev. Dr.
joel Eaton Of Albany and the Rev. Homer
faton' II. ~. &C :. 8, York are to visit
the'r sister, Mrs. G. $. Fassett. directly
aiier the close OF the Saratoga conference
I'r. Homer Eaton will preach Sunday
morning April 10, in the Congregational
Church DR.. Joel Eaton is an invalid
ana has had to give up the ministry
tindon Stanton's oldest son Ncil, died
On MONDAY OF pcritonitis. aged IS years. go
Fhc Christian Endcavor meeting will be
hcd ut East Enosburg Thursday even
nG.-Mrs. s. II. Dow has given to tho
Srnday school n good organ and has
taken the old one in exchange. Tho old
organ was one that her late husband
Deacon s. II. Dow, presented to the Sum
day school many years ago and was
needing repairs
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Cornelia llill, aGed So years, died
At the homo ~ her daughter. Mrs. r. l..
Tioughton. Thursday after an illness Of
several weeks Of heart trouble. The
funeral was held from her own home sun
day morning. The Rev G. W Burke
otnciated assisted by the Rev. + I.
Sterling Mrs. Hill is survived by one
son, a. II. Hill. Of this town. two daugh-
ters. Mrs r. z. Houshton OF this town,
and Mrs. F. II. Severance Of Buffalo,
n. Y. and one sister. Mrs. II. ". Dawson
Of Long Island. Those from out OF town
to attend the funeral were Mr. and Mrs.
r. II. Wilcox Of Platts burgh, Mrs. Austin
Hill and Mrs George Stinson OF Arlington,
Mass Mrs. Wales and daughter Of Barre,
Mr. and Mrs F.. n Severance OF Buffalo,
y. Y. and Allen Fleury Of Swanton.-
Mrs. w. T. Conwel ia very i'll with grip
as are also Fl. II. Hill and Rena HILL.
Miss 10 Lengfeld has returned to Platts-
burch.
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ORLEANS
LOWELL.

Il. 9. Knslsy has moved hi, family
from North Troy. where he has been the
past ycar.--NisS Ethel Newton OF rown-
ngton visited relatives in town last week
Horace l.aPier and daughters Of Derby
were in town last week 10 attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Herbert Richardson.
Mrs Lewis leClair, aged s. years, died
March % a. the home OF her son, Edgar
LaClair-The school board have organ
lied as follows Chairman, j. /. Steph-
enson; clerk, Chelis KinsloY; superin-
tendent, Mrs q. f. curtis. The follow
ing teachers have been secured Village,
higher department, Miss Margaret Arms
boro of Albany; primary. Miss Clara Bur-
CESS; Richards district, Miss Gladys Til
lotson; north Miss Caddie Stephenson:
Cello. Miss Annie Carter.-Mrs. Ella Cur
lis Is visiting in Richford.-Miss Mabel
Farman has been engaged to teach the
higher school department at Troy.-.Elias
Searles dislocated his shoulder Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs, Eugene sullivan are
the parents of u daughter, born March
i9,-Mrs. Nellie Brahana has returned
from Worcester, Mass.--Mitchell Daniels
OF Westheld has moved into Peter Mar
tins basement tencment.-J. +. Stephen.
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MONHISVT.LE.


Misses Mable Durliee and Myrtle Bedell
Went to Barre Friday to remain until
Tuesday the guests Of the formers aunt,
Mrs. Harriet Morsc.-Mrs. W. O.
l.ochcleau of -. Johns bury is visiting Mr..
cnd Mrs. Elmer A. Smaley.-Nlrs. W. G.
Davis, who has visited her parents in
Nliteded, y. a., returned home Friday
aNauinc-Mrs Edward Dickerman of
IT, ndonyiilc is III. guest Of Alec ST. Louis
Miss Josephine SaYtOn # burlington
come Friday evening for visit with
h,r parents. Ajr and Mr. H. 4 Slay-
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HYDE PARK.

son was born to the Rev. and Mrs.
Henry Lamb at Bridport Friday.
to the enforced absence Of the Rev. Mr.,
Lamb there was no preaching at the
Congregational Church Sunday morning.
In the evening a concert was given by
the jubilee singers. charles Lyons has
moved into the Knight house.--Mrs
Erwin Lilley and daughter visited in
Tnoshurg last Ncck.-Miss Delta Collins
e at home.-Mie. e. :. Page and dauch-
ter. who nave been IN Washington Sow
c"ai weeks, returned homo Tuesday
lr Leach has taken possession of his
WY acquired residence on Prospect
-;rcet.--Eibridsc iolbrook is failing
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VAUDEVILLE.

Mrs Edward Culver Of Richford ~
with her father, Charles Child.--Bcnnic
Wetherol has gone to Craftsbury for n
rcw weeks Lewis Robertsons family
have moved into their own house on Main
strcot.-Mrs Frank Bennett of Jefferson
vill, visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Potter,
several days last week.--Mr. and Mrs
T.. NJ Maynard spent several days the
past week with her sister Mrs. Mark
IIcbb at JcfCcrsonvllle.-Mrs Rufus
Powers of Johnson visited her sister.
Mrs. II. J. Beard. over Standardization
Shattuck of Now York IS spending a
few days with his uncle. l.. VI. Shattuck.
Horace Ewins spent several days with
his son, Homer. at Elmore last week.
Mrs. William Chase of East Fletcher
visitei her father. Ami Leach. several
days tho past weck.-Mr and Mrs. Ell
Wcstcot are spending II few days with
their son, the Rev. George Westcot. at
Frnnkln.--Mr and Mrs. Gorda Mann
have returned from Canada, whore they
have been spending several weeks with
her parents.--A daughter WAS born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wheeler March a. and
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leach
March 10.
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SOUTH HERO.

c. Il. Mtnciler has bought the Jonn
Trouville place known as the school
lot consideration &.op.-Miss Bessie
Parker OF Grand Isle is visiting in town.
The junior class OF Maple Lawn Acad>
cmy gave a very pleasing entertainment
in Academy hall Friday evening. March
Is. Tho school paper Maple Leaves, T."
was issued. Mir. Fdrman. an evangelist
from Peacham, 10 delivering series Of
lectures on the Signs OF the Times" in
the town hall.
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BEAVER.

Orison Hrwey ana VI. Grace Holmes Of
Milton VISITED at Tire home Of j.. II.
caswel March IT, Mrs Funace Strait
Is keeping house fol q. q. Orton while
Mrs. orton H. in Montgomery caring for
her grand daushtor Thomas Latin was
In Burlington ThursduY.-Miss Irene
Laiiam has had to give up her school and
20 home on account of a sore throat.
Miss Sarah Lea II is home from a Lynn,
Mass hospital, couvalescent after n Sc
we're attack of the erip.-Cyrus Leach is
home from Boston for vacation of two
weeks. Harry w. craft was the sue
cessfu one in the contest for census
enumerator for the town Of Fairfax. He
received his papers Tuesday.-Farmcrs
who are suearing have been very busy
this week. All report a good run of sap.
j. +. Wagner has a new outfit ana Is
making sugar,-AIiss Myrtle MacNcn Of
Bellows academy visited Miss Helen
Leach last week,
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O'Clock as Nj steward. Who owns the
building and 6. y. Hunt sat in his office
they heard a snappy noise and on investi-
cation they found that the fire had work.
ed into a PARTITION Frank German
has been called to Stanstead y. q. by tho
death Of a brother.-Weslc Brush went
last week to Berkshire and bought a pair
Of horses Weighing about 200 pounds.
George Minor has rented of u. J. Tronb-
~ the A. n. Batter store. He will put in
a stock OF candy and tobacco. OK
Harker is confined to his bed most ~ the
time. James seers Is caring for him C..
8. Howard went Tuesday morning to
Mary Fletcher Hospital for treatment,
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Last Friday evening the Rev Aubrey
Gilmore gave his lecture on the story OF
Ben Hur 10 a fair sized audience in Nor
nal hall--Prof. G. II. Morrill, is still con-
hnei 20 the Aouse with the srip.-The
Normal was in session Monday so that
tho Easter vacation might commence
Wednesday, one day earlier than sched-
uled F'ridaY the graduating class leave
on their trip to Washington, d. c.
Frank Edison is very sick and II is ex-
pected that he will be taken TO the sana-
torium soon--About 40 farmers and
other interested persons met In Normal
hall Saturday evening TO discuss matters
relative 10 the disposal Of their milk
Mrs. 4. NJ. Adams is sick with laryen-
gitls.--C. l. Boyden has received his ap-
p0intmert as census cnumerator.
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HILL WEST.

John Montcith has moved his family
10 tachford and has leased his farm to
his son. Frank Montcith. for one year
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowse and child
rem, who have been in Pawtucket. r. l..
for the past few months, have returned
home.-The friends and relatives OF w.
7. ShanSraw gathered at his home March
10 to celebrate the 18th birthday Of their
daughter J., atrice--Mrs Matilda Rush
ford Is improving in health-Hcrbert
Rahvillo is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mar
tin, who have been in ST. Adams, have
returned home.
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MONTGOMERY.

cnts of sun.--Niss Lucy Parker and
Arrura Iunhra are home from Mont
peicr seminary for the Easter vacation
The Ladies' Aid society will have a
sugar sociable Wednesday evening with
Mrs Charles liakcr-Mr. Chaifec has
moved to berkshire. HARDY Baker has
moved to the house vacated hy MI
Chaifee.-Miss May Hall has returned
from Rchford, Miss Ruth Goodspccd
has gone to Barton to w0rl, for Mrs. C.
l.. Ilutchins in her millinery shop
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anniversary of the establishment of the
route and to show the appreca ton in
which Mr. Merrck IL held by his many
friends for his faithfuness and reliability.
Rcfres hments were served and Jolly
evening was passed. A purse was
presented TO Mr.. Merrick The route was
started March 49, 1900, mainly through
the efforts of Mr. Merrick and was one
OF the pioneer routes Of the state. Only
three days during the ten years has Mr.
MerIick failed to make his trip, coming
many days each winter when it seemed
impossible a team could travel the Is
miles
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LSSEN. CTWIrtIS.

Miss Alice D&Vl. has hecn cplled from
Boston ny the serious illness of her
brother, liarrN-Elmer Cleveland, who
lied at tie home of his brother, Carroll
vas buried Monday in Nj View ctmc-
.ery Miss Bernce NinsloN Is at Essex
Junction caring for Mrs. William H. John
'on.-fiarry Davis. who was seriously III
NTH pneumonia, is reported better
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Maude Jenne is in Richford car
Ing for Mrs. Hannibal Thayer. who is
sick with pneumonia. H. Bowen. w.
+. Jollcy ANA Henry Stetson were in St.
Alhans on business Saturdav.-7'here
were no services IN the church here Sun
day Mrs. lilly GLADDEN. is seriously i'll
with pneumonia Mrs. Le Roy Dofcny.
who has Il hard attack OF the grip is a
little more comfortabie.-Mr and Mrs
David PaXham, who have been visiting
in Sheldon. have returned home
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs L. l.. Washburn Is in burlington
for a few days.-Mss Florence Rouse
has returned from St Johhsbury.-
Mooney. who has been caring for Mrs
William Samson, who sprained her ankle
several days ago, returned to St. Adams
Kathrne Green has taken
rooms at Dr. Wash burn s.
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k!mball were among those who attend
Cl tie reunion of y. VI. G. A. CAMPERS"
TO- burlington Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
IGrocncle of Swcetsburg, Que, were In
town Monday.
Mrs q. VI Pratt, librarian, has been III
for ycvc.al days and is as yet only slight
Is I'm prov cC..-C. l.. Ovitt and T.. II. Ovitt
win hc in Boston to see the Canopic sail
Thusda, With NJ Z. Perlcy and his son.
hcn,. aboard r. Larochelle has sold to
NJ. T.. Torley 10, on the street near the
Catholic church.
petition which is being generally
signed. asked the railroad authorities to
appoint ". f. Fuller. now of the customs
service at Nlnurg. to succeed V. A. Irish
ns Yutio1 aecot here. Mr.. Fuller was
employed i'm this station several years
n9d has also been postmaster herc.-W
n. Grove has gone to Boston. where he
,s,ccts to secure cmployment.--Mis
Maud parrah o. WcstGcld is visiting her
rucic. Dr a. j. Darrah. Homer Best is
in poston-Thc condition of Miss
Katherine Kutlcc, wro has been III for
for - few week.. 'cm1,us unimproved.-
Nr ana Mrs T.. : Wilder were called
to Frarlllu Tuesday 10 attend the funeral
of a niece. Mrs y. u. liorshin.
E-~-TT0RD.
Tile last ISSUE Of TIE Bichrord Gazette
CONFINED the following news item: "a
reliable report comes to the Gazette that
the Quaker oats company Of Chicago has
under favoi9l'o consideration plan to
build larac factor. in l,ichford for the
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GRAND ISLE.

There was very quiet home wedding
at Ephram Macomher's. March "a, when
his youngest daughter, Jessie, was uni
TED in marriage TO Guy Nichols OF Essex
the Rev. Mr.. Allen performing tho core
moNy.
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GEORGIA.

The Epworth League will hold a sugar
social at the town hall Friday even
ing
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his mother Mrs. Amy Brush.---Dr.
Emery IL ill.--W NJ. Smith and son
were visitors in Fairfax Monday
Mrs. o. G. Carpenter visited her sister,
Mrs. G. Macomber, Monday.--Albert
Cuttings baby, who was quite badly
burned by drinking carbolic acid, Is
much better.-Mrs. Frank Mcclure Is
with her father. Harvey Morgan
Mrs. G. Lahounty Is In Richmond. Mr..
owen preached at the Congregational
Church sunday and viii also do so
next Sunday.-Miss Price. mission
airy worker spoke at the ConErcga-
tional Church sunday evening. Miss
Osman IL to speak at the ConRrega-
tional Church at Jcfersonvillc sun
day morning. 49, Walter Woodruff has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. IL II.
tqdN tho past week.
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CAMBRIDGE.

in Burlington.-Aden Brush and fam
Ny have moved into the house with
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ST. AI.BANS.

Eugene ~ Blake has gone to Pitts
ord to receive treatment at the Vermont
unutorium.
Mrs Gertrude LOUISA Nage) Rugglcs.
Nifc Of James Ruc..lcs of Fairfax. died
At the home of T. =. Allen of MESSENGER
street at 30, o'cloc'; Sunday morning
after an illness of about ~ DAYS with
bronchial pneumonia The body was
aiken tn Fairfax sunday afternoon
and the funeral was held there Tue
lay morning at 1880 o'clock Mrs. Ru-gleS
: survived by her husband. u sister, Mrs.
Booth of this city. and "a brother Henry
Page Of Mooers. y. y. she came to this
ci;N to care for her sister when she he
came i'll.
Word was received in this city Satur-
lay OF the death of Mrs. Royal q.
kencrson which occurred at her home in
Boston Friday. 'rhc funeral was held in
that city Sunday and som" time this
spring tie body. with that Of her son.
t. Frank HENDERSON. who died about three
weeks ago, Will he brought here for burial
IA 'he fainily 10. in the South Main street
cemetery. Mrs. kenerson is survived by
nor husband and sister, Mrs Eleanor
1I>cr Of It's city. who was with her
at the time of her death.
The date Of the Cinderella dance has
htcn again changed ana it is now eX
ot'd that ii will he held at Paige's hall
Friday evening, April !. Lessons or
chc-tra of Burlington will furnish the
=. .a.e.
Philip T. Pelkey. ST. Of Federal street,
dlaI Monday morning after a weeks
i.'i''SE oi pneumonia lie is survived by
i"" NollS. InlIp r. Jr., Slas d.. FRANK
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