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BENSON.

Mrs George +. Westhrook Of Brooklyn,
n T.. IS visiting In toWn.--W II. Walker.
son of l.. A. Walker. returned from Al
bany Saturday. leaving Ills father much
more comfortable in tie Albany hcspital,
where no was taken two weeks ago
Latte bToshera' creamery Is making but
ter daily now and will for the coming five
months Latte brothers are successors to
C. N. King OF tho Eenson creamery
Miss Lucy Lee. formerly for many years
a teacher In the local district schools
will " rptior tt t. ..-thpd.
Episcopal Church Friday from 2:'c tC
400 p. m. for her former pupil8.--l'lum.
cherry and some apple trees are IL bloom
and give promise of an abundant hsr-
vcst.--rhe Union service of the Cou-~e-
gational ,."1 Methodist Erlsoopp
Churches held ~ tho CONGREGATIONAL cNeD.
ell last Sunday evening was We'll attended
by both societies. DIR. Washburn of the
Methodist Episcopal { lrch p;carhirg
Miss Sarah Basc Of this village, who
has been scriotl. sich, Is now much bc.-
ter.-Miss Chloe Knapp of Fair Haven
aU IA. .. III u.. Sic.
George Dcyettc's. does not recover very
rapidly.-C virus &. Belden Of Main street
has sold his driving horse and IS talking
Of getting an AUTOMOBILES
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ORLEANS
CRAFTSPURY.

MIR and Mrs. Clifford Bartlette left last
week for Mass achusctts to rcsido.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Williams arc 'I,"ng this
week into tenement In Roland Noodle =
house George Wheeler returned last Fri
cay from a trip of one week in New
Hampshire and observation-disclosures
Hatch has rented ]. y. Patterson's tene-
m ent William Anderson Is visiting
friends IN thls town after an absence IF
10 yc"~ IN tho West Muir Howard left
saturday morning for Albany, Y. Y,
where a will enter business college.-Mrs.
s. H. Leavitt returned from Chicago last
week. Mrs fred Corllss is III with pneu
monia A nurse from - ,Tohnsbury Is car
ing for her.-..nson Magoon has bought Of
re. Nj ode the place known as the Major.
Robbins place. Nayng SG2j Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford spent last Sunday In Ira-sburg
With their son. Mary Spauldinc is visiting
IN Hardwlck, cabot and vicinity .- Mrs.
Lucy Patterson Is spending few weeks
IN Glover WITH her daughter. The Ladies'
40 will hold thc'~ Gnr''Hl '1e.ting tn ~
vestry Of the alcthodist Churcn this after
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WINDSOR
BETHEL

Mrs. y. +. So. hworth has learned Of
the acold~ntal death Of her mother. Mrs.
n. NJ. O'Neil, OF Cerrillos. New Mexico.
last Friday, and awaits particulars by
letter The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon Mrs. O'Ndl was formerly Mrs,
FELTON, Wilson. who lived many wears In
Cnderhill and Jericho. She was Il year
OF age and had lived IN New Mexico 20
years.-The No-Ntch University seniors
defeated Whitcomb high school at base
ball Saturday afternoon by a score Of
to 2.-Xiba n. Paige has sold his farm
- .AHal Track, who with take possessin
May l6.-Z. n. Paige has a large collec-
lion OF Vermont and other newspapers In
good state OF preservation, dating back
to the '3Os and 'iOs.-A son WAS born
April = to Mr.. and Mrs John Wallace.
The Bayonne Lumber company OF New
Pittstield where II Is proposed TO saw
out n variety OF hard and soft lumber In
the next few years from timber bought
OF farmers In that vicinity. The COM
pany has railroad In course of con-
struction from Stockbridge. four miles
distant, where a junction has been made
with tho White River railroads.. W,
Wight, Charles lAmphere and o. w.
Broclgway are recovering from serious
attacks OF pneumonia, --Ier''a Spooner is
III with inhammator,J rheumatism
Mira. w. b. Mattocks and two chill
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MIDDLESEX.

Mrs a c. .uuuton wa<s a. guest OF Mrs.
:. A. Luke OF Montpelie last week
Mrs Wallace Goodwin and two children
Visited last Saturday and Sunday in
Montpelier, rs guests OF Mr.. Good w!n 8
sister. Mrs. Phillip Smith. Wilmer
Vaughn has been III the past week with
grip. he Is now somewhat improved
The Unitarians will commence Their sum
mer services at the Union Church May
&. Services will be held there after each
alternate Sunday at 2i5 o'clock. The
Rev. j. Edward Wright OF Montpelier
will speak next Sunday. Sunday school
children OF the village, to the number Of
b. marched to the church and attended
the services and Sunday school--Ned Con
verse OF Montpelier was In town Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert have gone to
keeping house in the Densmore tenement.
Miss Edith Hammond goes this week
to Cornish. y. H. for a two weeks vaca-
ton With her parents. 80 Mortimer X e'rl.
who has been in Heaton hospital, Mont
pelier .everal weeks for treatment has
so far recovered a. TO he a bic 10 leave
that Institution.
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DERBY,

Wilhur Moulfou has sold his farm and
moved to Helen Nourse's house IN the vii
lage. vacated by Earnest Nickerson, who
has moved 20 Newport.-Mr. Drown has
moved into Mrs. tletchor's house and
Frank JENNIE into w II. Hoibrook' q
house.-Mrs Holbroolt and family left
Monday for their summer residence at
Lake Park. Mrs. lizzie Eowell went with
them to assist Mrs. I1obrook. who is in
very poor heal''.--A union service was
held in the Method = Church Ice Sunday
evening, the presiding elder preaching.
Five young persons were baptized by I'M
mersion at ;he BAPTIST Church last sun
day.-Nr. and Mrs Wesley Kelley have
returned from Cnlifornia.-Mr. Webb has
moved into Mrs Davis's tenement house
Rev. Mr.. Gordon had very severe attack
of the grip last week but was able tn
preach Sunday morni0g.-C, D. Taylo,
left Monday to commence his SUNNI ~ s
work selling and delivering fruit trees and
berry bushes
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs Aludgette went to Essex Junction
Friday. where she will spend n few dav.
with her son, X o. Mudgette. Misses
Juna and Jennie Kinds went TO Hunting
ton Saturday, where Mrs. Kinds has
bought store and house and they in
tend to make il their future home.--Nrs
T. Green Of Johnson is spending several
days with Atrs. VI. NJ. Reynolds Mrs
O. Chase Of 81. Adams is spending a few
dayS with friends in town.--'The place
known az tho Witheral house at the har-
Dor, owned by W. NJ. Smith. has been
sold to Florence King.-Nrs. II. ~ Gray
was appointed delegate to tho Christian
Endcavor convention, which is to be held
nj Jeffersonville May 1s--,S, Skinner of
Jeflersonyillc is doing the masonry work
on Miss Sullivan's house. Mrs. A. Leach
has returned to her home after spend
inS several weeks with her daughter at
r-letch cr Miss iteba Gray and Ms n
\. Gray havc heen spending short time
IN Burlington DR.. Rose Gotta Of Bur
lington was IN town Tuesday--The flu
neal Of Mrs Abina Hatch was held at
the Congregational Church Wednesday.
Mrs W C-rns is very ill.-Mr. and
Mrs c. I1avens Of Hardwick spent Sun
day at l. Iseavens's.
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

49, 1..i
c,,r,o, ordar -, r,a,,ar7 Co..
a.. o,.on,n w.. rs,,n,,.,.. ,,as,.
,,e
r,o,r >Ira - WV. 80!
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'''"'' WI. WI ->'-''o Oh "r|t-
''i O., ga "'So''i'o
cohuuct'csS "rS Nellie S''ies' tre'S
Nie'' Nt'' uia W. aiN' seci C'"'S'
MISS Anole T. clark Nda' Mrs Grace
huSsIo"' hu'h' M'S' Josie l'urkee'
Esther. Mrs. Alice flsher; Martha
Mr. Linda Whitcomh' l.Iecta' Mrs
I Ria ''.-r, charlalh, MI. l'r Sian A
ard; WarGor' Mrs. Alice Huse; mar
! shall, MS Ella Chaml crln. Mr. =.
| f. Emerson was chosen delegate -
the session OF grand chapter In June
at Burlington
At tho annual meeting Of Phoenix
Lodge. No, o. F. and A. NJ, the following
81. ,o.- "are elected - Installed; y
| NJ, J. ]. Stinets; ). w, c. l. Boydeu, J.
| w. u. NJ. Vaughan; secretary 4. J.
| House: treasurer, ~ G. Osgood; : d.
! +. II. Mason; J. D., n, s. ConHnt; : s
l)r. RI. II. hayward; j. >. br, u. Is.
| Holden: chaplain, L. A. Mcintosh; mar
| S!al IL II. i yer, tSIer, . y, W ill'rulND.
| C. H. Ingalls, has sold his barber shop
to Merrill w. Campbell.-AIrs. u. d.
Howe has been summoned 10 Montpelier.
| - the serious Illness of a sister /. s.
! Drew mas sold his blacksmith business
TO his partner. John Oney.-Miss
! Marguerite Hudson has loft the L. A.
Jerd market, where she has served as
cashier and will he employed by Mrs
Il. II. Mcintyre who win soon come from
| Burlington and open her house for the
sWnmer.-Mr and Mrs II. p Sanford
| have returned from several months stay
with their daughter in Winchester. Mass
Mrs, L. +. Phillips mas returned to her
home in Leominster, Mass, after passing
ter days with relatives here Mrs
| CT; renee Booth is in Barre Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hodges AMI children of
Schenectady, \, " are guests of Miss
Mary Dubois.-The Rev. j Wallace
Chesbro has arranged for a series Of
evening scfN ices during the month of
May at the Federated Church.-hrs
Drury died on Saturday at half past one
after an ilness If ten days and her
Iuneral was held from her lats home at
two O'Clock TuNaS7v, the Rev Fraser
Metzscr OHIO atine. lntcrmrnt was -,
.irhntree. Mrs. Drury was born In
| Hialhtro' ~ years ago and has lived in
TINS village % Years Mrs. Drury first
married Lewis F,nt or Braintree and to
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MORETOWN.

Mrs. UerherT Freeman and son, Web
ster, were in Mortified Sunday to visit
her mother, Mrs Norman Nvs.--Ualter
Child, Mrs. A. {. Child. Mrs g Il At
kins, Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Child. Mrs
q. F. Griffith. Mrs. T. s Austin and Mrs
+. L. Johnson attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Frank Seaver In South Fayston
Wcdnesday.-A daughter wae born IN
Heaton hospital April q - Mr. ana Mre
Lewis Freeman Of this town NJ. II. SIC
Allister went Friday 20 Richford, where
he Is visiting his parents. Mrs q. .
Sleeper Is recovering from her re>snt NJ
ness and Is nov able 10 str W a part Of
the time-Mr. and Mrs. John Hurdle
were In Montpelier Thursday TO see Mrs.
l--Leslie Dumas OF South Favston
spent several days last week st the home
of 7. s Austin and e. y. Ashley Mrs.
Della Darling is I'LL. W Bates was In
burlington Thursday Mrs l.. Wymeu
is visiting In Waterbury Eugene Ner-
ney OF Barre visited his mother sund ay
Miss Maud Johnson spent Sunday with
her DRrents.-Frank seaver OF South
Fayston WAS In town Saturday. Irwin
He; son # Montpelier was in town Sun
day Miss Eliza Kelly returned Saturday
from a weeks visit In Montpelier ise
Grace Hulklev of simmons College Bos-
ton, is visiting her parents.--Mrs c. +.
Eddy OF Stowe was a guest last week OF
Mrs r. H. Sawyer
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New YORK IS spending a few days 1T
Lake Dunmore. A joint installation of
the newt elected oTiccta - 81. paula
Lodge. No. rs, f. q A. NJ. and Farm
ers' Chapter. No. ., r. A. NJ. will be
held on Friday evening at Masonic
hall--Dr. Philllpson's horse ran away
TUESDAY. smashing the wagon The
doctor received several bruises On ni.
face.
Mrs Joseph l3isbec and daughter Of
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, arc spending sew
cral days in ;own..-A. c. Farr of Chi
cago. ILL.,. is at his residence on Park
s,reet.-D. r. Lawrence has Purchased
an automobile. Miss Mary McGuira Of
Vaudeville IS the guest Of NJ and Mrs
u. G.. Fay harles Han Of Crown Point
~ =. is spending several days IN town
William Powers ,pcc'g to leave this
week for Ciarcmont. n. T. where he
will reside. George Heath will move to
the Powers farm and take charge OF it.
Miss Belle Briggs Of Spriu Sfcld. Mass
H. visiting friends in town Tho annual
meeting OF IL" Ladies' CrmcI.,. sofia
ton will be held this afternoon Mt three
o'clock at tue home cf MS. W. y. Nut
ting
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for l2 years. and upon its union with
the Bethany Church, his memberhsip
there wa continued. He IL survived
by his wife, o. half brother, Amasa
Woodcock, and q half sister Mrs. Ros
vol Hendson of Marshheld Fired
Amsden Is very III with Bright's dis
ease.--Georgc +. Chatfeld and Lola
..nrI daughter of H'r and Mrs. g. ".
ingalls,, were married Monday at
Bethel by rev. n. A. Parkhurst. Mrs.
w X. Sargent was In Bethel yestcr-
day.--The White River Electric COM
pany VIII in the near future install
meters In each house through the
town whore electricity is used A
minimum rate of $500 Will be charged.
The boarding house at tho Moulton
stock farm has been sold to Mr.. Ba-
con for 1880. Mr.. Bacon will oc-
cupy a part OF tie place himself and
lease tho remainder.--hfrs.B Il. r. LON
bard Is Mt tho sanitariuin for surRi-
cal treatment
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

The funeral of George w. Cobb was held
from his late / ome Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock. Rev. ] c. Fisher. pastor OF
me Meth odist Church, offic!ated Tho
bearers were mombers OF tho c. J. Orn,s-
bee Post. II. w. Flint, Joseph Casavant.
Henry Cross and Freeman Holland The
remains were taken to Veybridge. for
ouriai.-Ths .lneral OF atne! a. Kemp.
who died Friday at the home OF her
brother. Pearl Kemp. was held Sunday
afternoon AZ two o. clock from tho house
John Sralley has gone t. burlington for
several weeks stay Mrs George Iassor
OF Rutland spent sunday in town.-Presi-
dent NJ H. Ruo6aam of the University
or vermont win give tho commencement
ADDRESS OF the nigh school June IT.
MIS- +. W Wilkins has returned from,
BOSTON accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
w G. Snonds Mrs. n. r Hprasue and
dnush'er' Ruth, have returned from
trip 10 Los Angeles, Cal
MIS- william Marshall Of Albany, NJ
y" ~ vfsit!nT NJ her home on semi
nary hill.Mrs. James Faddsn IL III
with tho srip.--Frank Carr has rho~o'
IRON seminary hill 10 the Moran ho"e.
on Carver stpoet,-C@stss Da"s VI
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MARSHFIELD.

Charles Carpenter OF Bellows Falls was
at q. B. Wheelers Sunda ~ Fed Fitkin
and Misses Clara Tanner and Ethel
Lamberton were at home over Sunday
from Goddard Se,ninary.--Mrs Alien
Phelps is sick.-Mrs. Frank White is Il
little more comfortable. Mrs. Edgar
Lamberton was called to Worcester.
Mass, Friday by the critical illness of
her sister. Mrs. Olive Dodge Cole Mrs.
Cole was formerly of this place.. u.
Goodrdge was in Montpelier Saturday.
Miss Lucille Dwinnell, who Is in the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment. Is dons
well.--ttlder W. II. Orman of Liberty.
Utah, was the guest Of \. D, Miles last
week.. Il Tanner has sold his four
year old colt to George Gee OF Barnet
Charles Moser 81 Bed ford. Wyoming,
business visitor at E G. Good
ridges Thursday st. John went
Monday to Concord. Mass. where he has
employment.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERNON

Mrs. Leo Dubroy Of swanton were
guests sunday of MIR. and Mrs G. A.
G.l.Ior. going Monday 10 st. 1uAnshUS
20 visit friends.--G. L. Smith, who was
Kicked by n horse Thursday was some
What improved In his condition Monday.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. a. Smith Of Gro
ton are visiting their former paiishioners
here.--Mr. and Mrs. Walter Isham are in
East Fairfleld.--Mrs. William Walker and
son Of West Summervluc, Mass. are
guests of her sister, Mrs. Alice Reed
Miss Fila Currier of Johnson Is a guest
Aor niece, M Fre1 Answorth. Mrs.
4. C. Cheney Ia in Montpe. er.-Mrs. L.
c. Titemore of Pigeon Hill, 4. O., II
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greene
Mrs. T. c. Cheney gave a farewell party
Monday afternoon. entertuni. few
ladies In honor of Mrs Agnes Moore
VINO, with Mr.. Moore, will leave for the
West In a few days.-G. II. TerriU OF
Chazy. y. Y, IS In town.-Mr. and Mrs.
r II. Maynard are entertaining Mrs.
Eta Armstrong; and daughter. Mabel,
Of Springfield
Mrs Il. T.. Foster. who mas passed the
winter IN Lawrence. Mass, with Mr..
Foster, returned here Tuesday evening to
pack her household goods and ship to
Lawrence. where they will mako II n
home.-The wife and children of f. e.
Ctton joined Mr. rtton here Thursday
evening, coming from Hardwick MIR. Tt
ton is employed i'm the Mould stone shed.
George Currier went 20 Milton yester-
day on Il fishing trip.--Ii. a. Smaly left
yesterday For low. c.rc,uns 20 retu
1t about two weeks with a car load OF
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WAT. .VE.LE.

r. A. Wiley was in Worthwhile several
days las; week H. L. Beard and Fred
Darrah were w Hyde Park Monday.
Nh and Mrs Chester Austin are spend
ing the week with friends IN Massa-
chusetts - Charles Westcott. Jr, V-e,f
Monday 10 jay whore ne has Job in a
claphoard mill Grant Thomas and How
ard Oakes spent the week fishing at Lake
Champlain Mr.. Maggie Clark vas -
home from Waterbury several days this
woek.- Mason :. Stone OF Montpelier and
Frank L. Greene Of st. t'bans will spea'
in .Ar -,sres1 of auusltiou on Nay II.
Mrs. Henry Smile died April 30 after a
long illness. aged 50 years and six
months. Tho f-Ie'al was very largely
attended at the house on Tuesday. tho
Rev. Henry Howard Of Lunenburg
cfficiating. assisted by the Rev Mr.
Harmed Of JeffersonV!lle.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Mrs. Abbie Sire" Smiley widow Of
Henry Smiley, died Friday. The funeral
was attended At her home on Waterviue
road Wednesday, th4 i-e,. He, r -.
Howard of Lincoln, assisted by the Rev.
II. II, Harmed of this place. OBLIGATED
Those In attendance from out of town
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Georsr Moullcth OF
Brushton, n, " Melville Sn .ey =
Montpelier, DIR. and Mrs. Smiley OF Phil
adelphia, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs Willie
Smiley of Watorvile ana MI and Mrs.
George Smiley of Montpelier The burial
was in the Smiley cemetery. She was
past 30 years old and had spent the most
o. her life In this town.. Il. Smith H.
having the cellar dug for his new house
near the postofice.-Mrs. u II. Watkins
fell and dislocated her shoulder Walter
Eddie. who has been seriously sicL, Is
slowly improving Miss Nina Seeley n
teaching school In HYDE Park. Mrs Err
win Holmes Is in Burlinston.-F Frank
Blaisdell has gone to Boa.on for several
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NORTHTIELp.

Local Forecaster ". A. SHAW Of the
United Statos weather bureau rerorts q
mean temperature for April Of " degrees.
with maximum Of "a degrees on the sth
and minimum OF :: degrees on tho 1lth.
The greatest daily range was a degrees
on the 4th and the least daily range was
seven degrees on the 10th. The normal
April temperature In Mortified is 40 de-
grees TIE precipitation wae 2.l- inches.
with n trace Of snow The normal preci-
pitation for April Is 2.22 inches. The pre-
ra!iing wind was from tho south. the
total movement 6,6i1 miles. the average
hourly velocity o.2 miles and the maximum
velocity 80 miles per hour, from the south
'on tn9 AN. The month was made up OF
three clear, IL partly cloudy and p cloudy
days. Rain fell on IL days. An aurora wa,
noted on the %, lunar halo on the 18th
thunderstorms on tho 9Th and 27th ant
killing frosts on the 18th and 9th.
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WATERBURY.

y quiet wedding WAS solenni"ed az the
home Of the bride on Elm street Wednes-
day April q. when l5eryl, the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. y. q Breen. was united
in marriage to William LaPoint Of East
Montpelier. The ceremony was performed
by tie Rev. r. y. kellogg. The single
ring service was used and music was
rendered during the ceremony by Miss
lola '-dm ond. Tho house was beautf-
iully decorated in spr!u. Wild flowers
ferns and carnations Refreshments were
served by the Misses Belle and Mildred
Raeen and Barbara Brown. The groom
is a farmer.--At tho annual meeting of
Queen Esther Chapter. O. +. S.. held
Wednesday April q the following officers
we're 'lected: Worthy matron. Mrs. Elra
lcYce, worthy patron. + z. Campbell
as ociate nlatron, Mrs Florence Torrey
J"slVn treasurer, Mrs. Nellie puffas
soci' A-.s. .ie'i. Morse conductress
Miss Lena tarpenl9r; associate conduc-
tress, ilrs. minnie Guptu
At the annual meeting Of the Hypatia
club Friday afternoon the following Off
GERS were elected; President, Ms Frank
vans, vice-presdent, Mrs V. H. Per
i>lns; secretary. Mrs. ". H. Moody. as
) .
treasurer. mss -.tta Graves; .xecHti g
committee. Mrs W. l.. WATSON, Mrs. +.
H. Knight, Mrs. L. E. Joslyn; program
committee Mrs. q. S. Bidwol Mrs.
Allen Fogg. Mrs. L. r Houston; forestry
econmittee. Mrs. L. +. Palmer. Jr.: edu-
| cational committee. Mr.. B. r. Demer-
itt Mrs, Davis aud Miss Wealthy Becker
The c ID voted 30 study Americ.. for the
re
was brought from Hudson. n. y, satur
uy for burial she was half sister of
! tho late Raymond Huse and formerly
lived on the Center road Mrs Huse OF
Niagara Falls, Mrs. Bushnell and Miss
.ua.ri n WAitsNela rcc1Iup7 MED the
! body, Miss Wealthy booker is quaran-
tined with the mumps. -I.ucy. the young
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Evans.
! IS Ill with scarlet fevcr.-Mrs Er-
nest Clifton and daughter, Ernestine.
| spent last week with Mrs Clifton
! grandmother In Richmond.--G. G. Tilley
has resigned his position at the hospital
and gone TO Palmer Mass. 10 work
! The lecture given by DR. Charles East
man of Amherst Tuesday evening at the
! congregational Church was unique and
thoroue ...y interesting and instructive
ltIN Ara bclitIiN, ~ -t .-.t..-J.iI putin ;
ut the seed TO the farmers who plant
corn for the Demeritt II Palmer Packing
company's factory in that place. Mrs. r.
l. knight Is much improved.--A. II.
Smith III ill.-The case OF Lucy Evans.
who Ia III with scarlet fever, is progress
ing ia, rub'y w. j. Redmond, who Is
employed in Fayston spent Sunday at
home. his daughter Estella returning
with him She is teaching school In that
place. AIR and Mrs. c. l.. Drake OF West
| SomerVille, Mass, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ II. Moody over Sunday
T. r. Demeritt was In Montpelier yester-
day and left last night for business
, trip to Boston,--Mrs. =, j. Chance is
more comfortable,A concert is to be
/ given by the Comet orchestra n,xt week.
Friday evenins.-The regular month";
meeting Of the Missionary society Of tho
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FORESTpATE.

Ar ana Mrs. .. u. r..-er have gone
to Mount !ico. where they will keep
boarding house N a lumber camp. Mary,
the youngest daughter of George Nick
law, is very III with pneumonia. Mrs.
Mary Nicklaw and daughter, Margaret.
returned last week from Atlantic city.
X. j. where they passed the winter
Ernest Hooker and Frank Tyler. Forest
dale's famous trappers, caught a black
bear IN the Goshen mountains last Sat
urday. they brought the animal 70 For
estudle and were in hopes Of cling It
alivc but It died Monday from injuries
received. This axes 'he 10th beo~
MIR Hoohet NJ trappeu.---,i. "a. ,mAneJ
went to Burlington Saturday, where he
will receive medical treatment
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WOI,COTT.

\ daughter was born to DIR. and Mrs.
G.. G. r:ublee Sunday.-Mrs. John James
and children Of Fardwick We're guests
of her mother. Mr. n. II. Wheeler, over
Sunday.-Mrs. Drank Iintner OF Los
Angeles. cal, wa recent guest at c.
{. Ffsher's.-L. g. dali is at home from
New Hampshire Tor few days.--Cnrruu
Graves has closed on. his meat market
and expects TO leave town w olcott
Grange will hold their next meeting May
g.-Andrcw Jones returned to his position
in Chelsea, Mass, the last or the week.
The Rev. l. a. Wilson has gone to
Helena, Montana, 10 assume his duties
a. pastor of the Congregational church
there.--Gustavus Fisher, who has been at
Los Angeles. Cal. for n year or more.
has gone to Alberta. Canadian North
west taken a quarter section Of land and
begun sto 7''-raising.