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JERICHO.

Mrs. James Kew went Saturday to the
hospital, where she may undergo an
oporation.-C. A. Derby has hecn visiting
his parents in Johnson for several days
Frank Nandow has gone to Burlington,
where he has employment.-lhc Rev. Mi.
Watt, who has been conducting services
at the Baptist Church for 10 days, closed
his engagement here Sunday evening.
He has gone 10 his home in Barre FOR a
few days, bit the last Of tho week will
assist the Rev. y. W. Wolcott in Essex
for a few evenngs.-M,ss Lulu Lincoln
was at home from Underhill over Sunday.
Miss Mary Pease spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Essex Center
Miss Eileen Mcmahon returned Mon
day from a few days visit with her aunt,
Miss Ellen McManus, in Burlington.
and Mrs. Samuel Ward are seriously III,
Mrs. Ward who has bronchial pneu-
monia, is reported in a critical condition, -
Mrs. Eliza Perry and granddaughter
Doris Whitcomh, OF St. Adams were al
the home Of Mrs. Perrys mother, Mrs
Sarah Martin, over Sunday.-The Rev
Mr. Bradford OF Dorset. who is to con.
duct services at the Congregations
| Church during the absence Of the Rev
| Il. j. Ranslow, has taken rooms at Mrs
Martin Packard s.-Amasa BiNby Of
| Johnson and Arthur Latulip of Esse,
were at Frank Ackcrson's over Sunday
| Joseph I,oury OF Burlington is at his
uncles. L. j. Yandow, for few months
Mrs O. j. Lowry started TUESDAY
for an extended visit in the West Sh'
will spend some time in Texas and Ten
nessee and may go TO California. Sh'
expects to be gone a year.-Mrs Martha
| Pettee. who has been with her daughter
Mrs. r.. f. Alger, for nearly year, ha
| gone to Greensboro to visit relatives
| Mrs. Harriet Cleveland and son. Orlo
returned TO Essex Monday after spcndini
Sunday with her sister, Mrs, George Eos
| ter
| Miss Grace Parker was at The Fam!
| Allen hospital Monday to see her sister
in-law, Mrs Mary Parker of ElenburE
n. Y, who was operated upon for appeu
dicltis. Robert. the young son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Brown is seriously m
Mrs Bert Rradish and dpushter. ars
| Toward Aver, were in Burlington Tues
| dsy.-W ilianl Ia GhsSsmore Is not IS
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WESTFORD.

Edwin Il. Whlpple died Thursday at 3:o1
p. m. after an Illness of nearly two years.
Mr.. Whipple was "A highly respected citi.
zen Of Westford and had always lived in
the house where he was born He was
constable, collector of taxes and ovcrseer
Of the poor for several years also mem
her OF the General Assembly one term
Mr. Whpple was 66 years old and leaves
wife and two children, Charles E of
Westford and Lila N. of Richford The
funeral was held at his late home Satur-
day at 100 p. m.
The funeral Of Edwin p. Whipplc was
Held Saturday at loo p. m. The Rev Mr..
Kidder oiiiciated and tho bearers were
George NJ. Huntley. Charles Wilcox. A. c.
Osgood and Frank Hgclow Of Essex
Mr.. Whipple was IN his 9th year and
spent the most of his life In this town.
Mr.. Nipple had held many Of the town
offices and was considered a man OF stor-
ling honesty. Rev. Mr.. Mix OF South
Hero will preach in the Congregational
Church next Sunday morning. Mrs Jen-
ME Coates Of Hinesburg has bought the
farm which has been operated by Pearl
Hunter for several years.
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PICHFORU.

The Newport team defeated Richford
high in game of basket ball Saturday
evening. 60 to 1i.-'rhe measuring So
cidl, to have been given OF the home OF
Mrs. V. D. Taylor BY the Kings Daugh-
ters Friday evening, has been postponed
indefinitely on account of the special
meetings Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings at the Methodist church,
and Thursday, Friday and Sunday even
ings at the Baptist Church.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur VI.
Fond January 12.-The Calumet club has
elected the following officers: President
II. II. Comings; vlce-president, A. j. iiv-
irgston; secretary, c. II. Coan; treasurer,
J.. y. Woodward.
The fire alarm was sounded Yesterday
at about 1i:i5 q. IN. when it was dis
covered that Mrs. Frank Iouns'g house
on Center street was burning. Tic hose
company was soon on the scene and the
blaze was quickly eXtnguished. The main
part OF the house is badly damaged hy
smoke and water.-Jaspcr G.. Eccmau Of
Guthrie. Que, visited relatives nero tins
week.
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HUNTINGTON.

The death of John 7, sprasue occurred
at his home carly Thursday morning after
an Illness Of two days with pneumonia.
The funeral was held at The home at
eleven o'clock and from the Union Church
at twelve Sunday.
Suit was brought by Grand Juror
SpauldlnG in behalf Of the state before
Justice Il. T., Morrill, against Milo Bill
lado, for pointing fire arms at different
persons. lie was found guilty. hut in
view Of the eXtCnuating circumstances
was given the minimum fine and costs
amounting to Sl5.41.-Ired Wells has sold
all the lumber on his farm to Fred
DUire to cut and haul.-Alrs Charles
Griffith Is i'll.
The funeral Of John Sprague. who
died at an early hour Friday morning
after a short illness with pneumonia.
was held a the Union Church SUNDAY.
the Rev. ~. l. Kemp or1ciatinr The
deceased was horn in this town. whore
his lifo Of ST years was spent .-Ityer-
EFT, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs f.
q. Norton. Is ill.-Mr and Mrs. JosepL
Lcvarn and ]. w. johnson Of Bristol
were guests at r. w Johnson's over
Sunday.-Mr ana MIS- J. y Ellis %
burlington were In town over sunday.
~ supper will be given for the henc-
! III of the Rev. II, | Kemp Wednesday
evening. January 9i.--Tho vital statis-
| tics for this town FOR 1910 are q mar
riages, 25 births, 10 deaths
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pioted last night and Il is thought
that the prizes viii all be awarded
before noon to-day.
Edison J. Sears OF Richford and Miss
lima e. .yhepardson Of Fairfax were
married yesterday afternoon at three
o'clock Mt the Methodist parsonage by
the Rev. Ralph S. Lowe. The bride
was accompsn by hor parents, MIR.
and Mrs Herbert Shepardson OF Fair
fax The brides brother was best
man and Miss Weatherbce was maid
of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Sears left on
the i:05 train and after n short we'd
ding trip will reside In Richford.
f. Shepard, an employe OF the Central
Vermont Railway company, who was In
5urcd Tuesday while working IN the
yard of the bridge department. although
somewhat more comfortable last evening
IS in n serious condition. Tho accident
was caused by the breaking Of a stake
which held a timber in place on car
near which Mr.. Shepard was standing
the timber falling and striking the man
n heavy blow. lie was injured about The
back. arm and head. and it Is possible
that he suffered internal injuries
A daughter was born Tuesday % Mr..
and Mrs Nelson Monctte
The first annual meeting OF the
fourth degree. St Adams Assembly,
No. 2o7. knights or Columbus. was
/ held Tuesday evening and the follow
ing officers elected: Faithful naviga-
tor. II. a. Bowling; faithful captain
George W. McGettrick; faithful ad-
miral. Frank Prior; faithful pilot. Bar
ney McGinn faithful friar, The Rev
u. J. O'Sullivan; faithful controller
Edward Sweeney; faithful inner SEN
tnel &. NJ. Driscoll faithful outer
sentinel. sylvester McGinn.
The stockholders OF the St Adams
Messenger company Mt their annua
meeting elected tho following direc'
tors: T.. c. Smith +. F. Chamberlain
n. +. L'Fcuyer, Frank l. Greene. Il
A. Chittenden. Tho directors organ
ICED BY elccting the following officers
President, l.. G. smith; manager ant
treasurer, y. e. LEcuyer clerk. \. +
,I'Ecuyer: executive committee, r.. {
Smith. y. L. L'Ecuyer. Frank l.
C,reenn
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for tho government. is here on his vaca-
ton.-The Essex Center played Williston
Saturday evening to a large crowd and
experienced ono OF the worst defeats Of
the season. Essex Hanley, f.; Pack
auett. f.; Pratt, c.. r. Wool, &; Noonan,
W. Wool, z. Willston. Francis, f.: r.
O'Grady, T.; Clark. c.; Brown, e.: j.
OGrady; &: baskets from floor, Pack
auett l. Hanley q Pratt 2, T. O'Grady 1,
Clark 8. Brown 3; baskets on fouls Pack
duett 2, Clark 2. The features of the
game were the guard work OF r. O'Grady
and William Wool and the shooting of
baskets OF Clark. Score. 10 to 26 referee,
Brown; umpire, Bxby; tlmekeepers, Ladue
and Booth; scorer, Nichols,-Miss Carrie
chaplin Of Cambridge visited her father
w. f. Chaplin, Sunday. -Evangelistic
services will be held ut the Baptist
Church commencing Thursday evening
January 10. continuing until January 81
These meetings will be in charge of the
Rev. George II. Watt of Barre
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UNDERHILL.

David Gallup. who has pneumonia is
reported as improving Mrs. c. II.
Hayden was called to Richford Tuesday
by the illness Of her daughter, Miss Olive
Hayden, who is teaching school there
Mrs. William Batchelder is very i'll with
meascs.-Several from here attended the
play Friday night given in Burlington
Miss Lottie Graves OF Burlington Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W
Graves The youngest child of John
LaFlash has scarlet fever.-H. B. Howard
is able to be out again after an attack
OF grip.
Irwin Austin moved his household goods
last Monday to ST. Adams, where he will
reside. The condition of Miss Gertrude
Flynn, who has been very Ill for the past
six months does not improve.-A son was
born last Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win w. Henry Judge f. w. Quinn went
to Burlington Monday to attend the spe-
cia term Of Chittenden County Court.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Harry Hale is confined to the house
with a badly sprained anke.-Thc Wom-
ans auxiliary served supper with Mrs.
G.. w. Burleson at the guild rooms Thurs
day afternoon, January 10, from four
until eight O'Clock. The Roman Catholic
society will hold a bazaar in opera hall
Thursday and Friday, January IS and p.
There will be a concert and supper the
first evening ana cake and Ice cream
served Friday youinE.-Read Soule has
returned from a two weeks visit among
friends in Westboro, Waltham and Bos-
ton.-Irving Bycraft Is at home from his
work in the pulp mill at sheldon suffer-
ing from very severe burn on his arm
caused by steam from the enGinc.-Niss
Annie Law has rented her house To Mn
and Mrs. Louis Loyd.-Mrs Eliza Gill
bert, who has been i'll with grip, is recov-
ering
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MILTON.

Mrs. Fred Corse Of Montpelier is a
guest at ~ e Phelps's Alvah
Holmes is at the Home for Destitute
Children in Burlington caring for her
daughter, Grace, who is very III with
iphtheris.--Mrs y r. Jerome and chill
dren have returned from n visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Wing. in Platts-
burgh.-Miss Winifred Flynn, who has
been confined to the house with the grip,
is improving.
There was no service at the Epis-
copal Church sunday as the pastor,
Rev. j. G. Currier, was called to Rut-
land by the death Of his father.-For-
tysix members attended the special
meeting of the Rebekahs Friday even
ing, when seven candidates were given
the degree.--The Congregational Sun
day school will have sociable Friday
evening at the vestry.--l.. D. Latham
spent Tuesday in Montpelier.--The
joint installation Of officers OF the Odd
Fellows and RebelSahs was held
Wednesday evening at |. o. o. f. hall
r. f. Hatch Of Bristol grand master
of the grand lodge of Vermont, and
Mrs. Grace F. Richmond OF Rutland
warden OF the Rebekah state assem-
| bly,, were present, also other grand
lodge and assembly officers and visi-
tors from neighboring lOdges.-Whit-
| ing Bros. have an engine boring fol
water at their creamery near the
depot Miss Grace Holmes. who Is II
with diphtheria at the children's home
in burlington. is improving.-Er c. S
Coburn has so far improved as to b
able to ride out.
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ESSE2Y, JUNCTION.

Dean Vee Monday began his duties
as postmaster - ro~t T'hau Allen.
cant. W. - ...,u reeigned as
postn1' De. AZ ago, completed his
voiN there Monday.
Harry II. Greene has sold his poultry
business to Harry Stevens of Burlington.
who has taken possession.
Mir. and Mrs G. G. Robbins left Sat
r"'Av Cor Boston on thcr way 10
I.Ioi.u.n .Nu,.t G.c. wa spend several
weeks
Tho installation OF the officers of Y. s
sherman Post, G. A. r., and the W. r
G.. took place Tuesday afternoon. The
installing officer of tho post was John
" Boutwell, OF Burlington, former
commander OF this post and Mrs. c. T.
Beach also Of Burlington, installed the
Officers of the corps Following the in.
staIlation, an oyster supper was served
The campfire was postponed until Mon.
day evening, January sc.
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gcon went to the depot In Essex june
ton and inquired of the ticket agent If
his man had bought a ticket from him
and he also gave him n description Of
Gallagher. The agent recognized the
description and told Mongeon that the
man had purchased a ticket to Water
bury. Gallagher did not stop there but
went on to White River Junction and
in the meanwhile Mr.. Mongeon notified
Deputy Sheriff l.. w. Ravlin, who tele-
graphed to White River and notified the
authorities there Gallagher engaged his
room in the hotel and the authorities
reached his room while he was out and
found the watch under the mattress.
| Gallagher was placed under arrest and
was brought back here ny Deputy Sher-
| If RaVlln Tuesday night.
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS,

H. a. Baker, V. l.. McK!llop and c.
NJ. Bell have formed a partnership and
will engage IN the thentorium business.
The new place Of amusement, which is
to be known as the Empire, will he located
H. the Atwood block on Kingman street,
which is now undergoing alterations and
repairs II IL hoped to have the Empire
ready about February l.
FRED Bliss died shortly before Friday
evening after an illness with pneumonia
and heart trouble He was Il years old
December 81 and a veteran OF the Civil
War. lie is survived by wife, one son.
George Bliss Of Philadelphia, and two
daughters, Mrs. W. u. Heald and Mrs
Z. NJ Waterbury OF St Adams.
The body of Mrs. James Ellis, n colored
woman, who committed suicide by taking
carholic acid was brought to the city
sunday morning and funeral service
WAS held at tho undertaking rooms OF
j. r Sullivan Monday afternoon at 2:3,
o'clock. the Rev. c. G. Wilson officiating
The bodv was placed In the receiving
yault at the South Main street cemetery.
Mrs Ellis before her marriage was Miss
Parthenia Prince, formerly Of this city.
The funeral OF Frederick Franklin Bliss,
who died late Friday evening at his home
on South Main street was held Mt the
house Monday afternoon at o'clock. the
Rev. c. w. Clark. pastor OF the Congre-
eational Church at Georgia, officiating.
I The burial was at East Georgia.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Peoples Trust company
was held Monday morning and the
| following directors were elected
e. G. Smith, c. w. Writer'S, John
Branch, II. A. Chittenden, w. b. Fon-
da and Charles II. Watson, the latter
two being new members OF the board.
The directors organized by electmg
the following officers; President, L.
| c. smith; vice-presdent and treasurer
John Branch; assistant treasurer and
secretary, John Branch. Jr.
News has been received OF the deaf
Of John Brooks Of Schoolcraft, Mich,
"a native of st. Adams town and we'll
known hcre. He was ~ years old.
| Many people are attending the an
! nual poultry show OF the Vermont
state Poultry association. which is boz
ing held at the city hail this weeh,
Exhibitors and poultrymen say that
| this is the best show OF its kind even
held in the state. The work ~ iudg
ing tho birds was practically COM
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

George w. Narney of Waitsheld,
who has been visiting his brother, Dr.
w. H. II, Narney, has returned home.
-Silas Wright Jcwett has returned
to Cornwall after visit of several
days with his son. Charles Jewett.--
Z. H. Converse is spending several
weeks with his cousin. Mrs. Mary Al
exander. at Charlotte Center.-Mrs. T..
b. Kimhall and daughter. of Vest
ford, and Mrs. William cleveland, and
granddaughter OF Burlington, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. c. Beers. and other relatives in
town.--Mrs. Gaylord Baldwin OF Monk
tonboro with two children is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Prindle.-Mr. and Mrs clayton short
sleeves OF Shelhurne Falls are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Shortsleeves,
their parents.-Mrs W. H. II. Narney
Is recovering from the effect OF fall
on tho icy walk January u.-Mrs
Thomas Dawson is i'll with the grip.
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Dimick returned
Monday from Proctorsville, where
they were called by the death Of Mrs.
Dimick's sister. Mrs. II. c. Wyman.-
The parish dinner was held at the
Universalist Church Wednesday.-Mr
and Mrs w. W. Miller were the guests
of Mr.. Miller's parents in Randolph
over Sunday.--A sociable will be held
at the Congregational Church vestry
Friday evening F. G. Currior has
purchased f. NJ. Hunts livery bust
ness-Miss Jennie Rankin Of Burling
ton was the guest of her sister MIS-.
s. S. Parker, over Sunday.-Mrs. NJ II.
Fowler and daughter are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ferguson in
Stark sboro.-Tuson Terrien and daugh-
ter. Ida, have returned from a short
stay in Montpelier.-AIrs. Nora Glynn
is seriously Ill.
The remains Of Hiram Baxter. who
died Monday morning after long i'll
ness, were taken to Barton, his form
err home, for burial Wednesday morn
| ing. There was a short prayer ser
vice held AT the house Tuesday after-
noon. the Roy. Francis Kilnhall off,
ciating. Mr.. Baxter, who was in his
s7th year. leaves two daughters. The
Louise NJ Smiley Circle Of King 5
Daughters has elected the following
officers Mrs " r. Tilley, leader; Hell
en- Kimhall, secretary; Mrs. L. L. Free
man. treasurer; Mrs, L. c. Conant, as
sistant secretary.--At the annual meet
ing of the congregational Church
Wednesday afternoon, reports showed
s1.460 raised for tho church during the
year and 1897 given for missionary
work. The following officers We're
elected: Clerk, Mrs. ". c. Fuller
treasurer, NJ s. Whitcomb; Sunday
school superintendent, +. j. Berry
trustee for three years, +. A. Balch
deacon for three years, Salmon Green
deacon for two years. r l.. stevens
historian, Mrs. A. T. stevens; ushers
F. j. Berry. w. c. Fuller. w. r. Full
Ter.
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ENOsRURG FALLS.

NJ. A. Paul. G. T. Hall. c. ". Gates,
II. r. Brigham and F.. NJ Brown were
In town Friday to attend the semi-an-
nual meeting of the trustees OF EnoS-
burg Falls Savings Bank & Trust Co.
semi-annual dividend of four per cent
payable April was declared to the
stockholders. The trustees and +. W.
Draper, treasurer. were entertained at
the home of O. Merrill. H. Andrus
went to Hyde Park Friday, where lac has
the contract to decorate the new town
hall.-IIenry Lang of Berlin. y. H.. was
in town Saturday.-The /. V NJ. Cleo
CLUB gave fine entertainment in.Opcrl
hall Friday evening. II was under the
auspices of the senior class of the high
school.
Dr. Abernethy OF Bakersneld who had
decided to come here, has changed his
plans and will remain at Bakersfcld.-Ml
Belle c. Stone. who has been i'll few
days IL improved Miss Louise f.. Car
penter Is in Essex Junction for a few
days.--The rink on athletic field is being
much used.-The annual meeting of tae
! stockholders of Enosburg Falls Savings
| tank & Trust company was held Mon
day, when the following were elected
trustees Olin Merrill, *. A. Paul, G. r
iial. +. NJ. Brown, II. F. Bingham, c.
". Gates and l.. l.. Marsh. The officer.
will be chosen at the regular meeting il
| February.
The Hon. and Mrs. DIN Merrill left fol
Boston Tuesday for few weeks stay
| With a temperature of II below zero snC
a stiff breeze, Monday was pronounced
&, do, IS a.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

funeral service was held and was largely
attended. The Rev. +. f. Sawyer Off
slated and ouartette consisting Of Mrs.
Walter White, Mrs. Loyal Spauldng.
Willie Adams and the Rev. r. T.. Sawyer
sang. The bearers were A. Russo,
Charles Spaulding. John Paul and Friend
Adams. Burial was In the Adams Ferry
cemetery. Besides large circle OF
friends she leaves several children, Will
bur of East Greenwich. II. l., Warren of
Bellingham, Wash, Mrs. f.. i. Stage.
Mrs George Allen and Herbert of this
olace, Mildred and Mrs. Jesse Dixie of Ad-
tison. all OF whom were present at the
funeral with tho exception OF Warren.
She also leaves two half-brothers. Erving
and Melvin Carpenter of Addison. Those
from away were Mrs. II. +. Brothers OF
burlington, Wilbur Norton OF East Green
wich, r. J., and several relatives and
friends from Addison.--Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam billiard and sons of ST. HelenS. Orc
Lon are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. >.
Nusco.- Mrs. Ira Brydia has gone to
schenectady to care for her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Newell. who is il.--Miss
Helen IIartwell and Mr. Piper ~ Moriah,
\. Y, have been recent guests of her sis
ter. Mrs +. l.. Sawyer.-Will stanton is
visiting Burt Allen of New Haven
IheeneY Rogers is recovering from a
revere cold and lung trouble. L. Hill
Hnd f. y. Carpenter are In poor health
The sale and supper at the Methodist
church has been postponed until Friday
'venng. Mrs William billiard, formerly
Miss Susie folcom OF this place has
eindy consented to assist in the enter
.ainment by reading. The sale will con-
Fist of useful articles and New England
supper will he served. All are cordially
.uvitcd.-Jamcs Ryan of Whitehall. n
&, l. visiting at Patsy Sulivans.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Al the fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist Church the district Superin-
tendent was present and the following Of
ncers elected: Stewards, f.. j. Chamber
lain. Joseph Demar, Adolphus Dewimg.
A. II. Hoadley, Or. c. L, Johnson, NJ.
Peterson. Amos RENDER, II, $. STANLEY,
l.. II. stowe, Z. n, Towle, w, j, Towle.
IA. J. Towle. L. H. Towle, s, r. Whitman,
s A. Whitney; trustees, +, r, Thomas
G. A Dewing, G. H. Towle, q. W Bowen
H. b. Colcord H. Il. ToWle, Charles STAN
Icy Mrs, T. h. Capron is III with hron-
chitis and Mrs. II. Il. Corliss with plou-
TlsY.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The result of the Waterbury and Essex
basket ball game was in Waterbury's
favor, to H. Waterbury being strength
ened by Atkins OF Montpelier and Jay.
The lineup: Essex, IIanley, f.; Pack
quett, f.; Pratt, c., William Wool, g.; r..
Wool. g. Waterbury. Atkins, f.; Duby. f.;
Egan, c.; jay, &. Snow, x" Baskets from
floor. packquett !, Pratt !, r.
Wool !, Atk,Aa 3, Dub" I. Egan
A. baskets on fouls, Packquett 20 Atkins
i time, two l5-minute and one l0-Miuu. e.
periods; referee, Bixby; timekccper,
Noonan; scorer. Nichols; Essex plays
Waterbury tonight, January 10, and also
will play Essex junction Saturday at this
place.
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s. W. Armstrong Of Richford, J. O.
Kimball of Enosburs Falls and George
Anderson OF Franklin installed the Off
GERS OF Court West Berkshire, 40 800,
Independent Order Of Forestcrs, Monday
evening, after which there was a short
literary program and refreshments sery-
ed.-A son was born to Mrs. James Carr
January 15.-Mrs. ". A. Sergeant nnd
daughter, Nellie, who have been visit
Ing Miss Sargeant's daughter, Mrs. H.
H. Corliss, returned to their home In
Bellows Falls, Tuesdays. w. Arm
strong has sold me place he recently
bought of J.. w. Howe to J. j. McCarty
Of Richford