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MILTON.

The funeral Of Mrs Jane Mears was
held at the home of her brother, Arnold
Morton, Tuesday at 90 a. M, the Rev
G"orge l., Story of South Burlington Of
haiat!ug The intcrment was at the West
milton cemetery.
Mrs =. r. jerome and son. Glenn. have
returned from a several weeks visit with
her daughter in PlattsburCh. Ray Hall
Went 10 Port Arthur ont. Monday, where
he is an engineer on the Canadian North
ern railroad Mr.. and Mrs. - u. Parker
and daughter. Albertine. of Richmond
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Robinson over Sunday .-Thc Rev. +. T.
Herrick preached Sunday al Richmond --
Mrs Roy Caswell has returned from the
hospital in Burlington r Wagner
went to Richford Monday.-Mrs. Eliza
Rood has returned from "A visit 10 her
son, Milo, in Bangor. y. Y.-rhere is to
be n dance at postofticc hail Thursday
evening Lessons orchestra will be in
attendanoe.-Hiram Parkhurst cut his
knee while MT work for r. q. Bernis Mon
daY.-The iilton Cooperative creamery
has shut its doors. being unable to sell
butter in competition with the other
companies who deal In mllk--Ira NJ.
Caswel came home Saturday from the
Fanny Allen hospital and is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Phelps.-F. J.. Webster
OF Swanton was IN town Tuesday
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FRANKLIN
ST. Adams.

The following officers have been elect
ed by Columbus Council, No. J. Il, 4 :
Nj, Thrice illustrous master. O. y kci'
ton; deputy master Charles A. O.lvrri
princinal lecturer ~ work, +. J. Alex
and.r: treasurer. : u pAuforth; record,
or DR. George O. Mitchell; captain Of 20
guard. /. ;. White conductor NJ ID,
| Armstrong, marshal, John NJ Woods
| steward ; = Perkins; sentinel a. e..
Kent.
The body OF Mrs. Anna Collins. who
died here Wednesday, was taken to
Malone. y i. Thursday morning,
whore the funeral will be held to-day,
The body vas accompanied by Mrs r.
Steen and Mrs, T. II. Murtaugh and b.
r. and p +. Collins Of this city, and
j. A. Collins of Montreal.
The reception at the Methodist Fpis-
copal Church Friday evening, in honor It
the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph r. Lowe, the
Rav and Mrs. william Shaw and tho
Rev. r. W. LOWS. was one of the pleas
ATTEST affairs in the church history OF
the town, and was largely attended,
many being present from all other
Protestant churches. The Vestry was
prettily decorated and the 81. Adams
orchestra furnished music. Delicious
refreshments were served throughout
tho evening. A pleasing feature was
the presentation from the church TO
Mr. and Mrs Lowe OF sectional book
case, the speech being made by ~ c. s.
Beeman, to which Mr.. Lowe nttingly
responded Mr.. and Mrs Lowe expect
to go to st. Johnsbury the first of the
week
News has been received here of the
death of the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl A. soule of Feterhoro. y.
H. The funeral was held yesterday after
noon.
The wedding of Miss Ida Wilett,
daughter Of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wilett,
and j. Henry Chabot OF Montreal took
place Thursday morning at the Church OF
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SALISBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Orren Nelson have re
turned after spending the winter in
F1orida.-F. j. sumner has begun extern
Hamilton. who has spent the winter in
irockion. Mass. is expected to open her
home here soon.-The Mountain Spring
Hotel IS receiving thorough over
hauling A large number Of guests are al
ready hooked Messrs Waterhouse,
Brosco and Brown are putting their picnic
houses and grounds in order and are
looking for busy summcr.--At the
grange meeting Friday evening large
degrees.
Dr. and Mrs. Read and Mr. and Mrs
George Selrck are parents of baby girls
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church met with Mrs O. =. Mead
Wednesday -ltvangelistic serv-
Ices will be held in the town hail We'd
rosday and Thursday afternoon and even
ing, under the auspices Of the local Y. VI
g. \. W G.. Mason will have charge -
A1o'phus Thomas. am old resident and
prominent citizen, is very iu.-Mss Bc,-
sic Bump of Tilllt.ou College. Austin
Texas, is expected home soon for a short
visit.W. j. Thomas has arrived home
from n winters stay in Florida. Grain
seeding IS backward. and 50 far the usUa
acreage has not been sown James Pc
terson was in Burlington Tuesday, Mrs
VI. \. Holden is visiting her daughter
Mrs, A. A. Smead.
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PANTON.

Mrs. Frances White, wife of Miner
Mitchell. died Saturday. She had been
in poor health for many wears, and for
the past six years had been confined to
her bed. She Was Il daughter Of the late
H. y. White and was born and had al
ways lived in town. She was woman Of
rare mental faculties, an extern
Sive reader, and was authority
On many subjects. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon at her late residence
and was we'll attended, the Rev. w. H.
Hudson officiating. There were many
flowers from relatives and friends. Burial
was in the Adams Ferry cemetery. The
bearers were L. w. SpauldnG. L. g.
Kent. A. S. RUSSO ana Il. l.. StaPg. Be
SIDES her husband she leaves sister,
Mrs. Eli Palmer Of Shelhurne, several
nieces aud ncphews. Those present from
away we're Mrs. George Hatch and Mrs.
J. a. Merrill OF Burlington and Mr.. Vii
Palmer Of Sheinuruc.- Several from here
attended the funeral Saturday of MIS-. y.
Allen of New Haven. She was horn and
had lived Il good share of her life here,
having many friends and relatives. She
was daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Somcrs Spaulding.
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Whalen are visiting
in Montpelier. AIDING Downing has gone
TO Barre to work Mrs Roy Gowen is
teaching In Craftsbury.-Ch Charles Donald
- working at the Il. & NJ. station.--Miss
Alice Dutton is teaching in Greensboro
William Merrill is putting in the founda-
ton for house on Highland avenue.
At the annual village meeting Tuesday
evening these officers were elected: Pres
ident, James A. Gallagher; first trustee,
John Story; second trustee, j. II. Nc
Loud; clerk and treasurer G. II. Pierce;
street commissioner, A. j. Iarabce: col
lector. A. D. Kimball; auditors. b. f.,
Billiard, George James, f. r. Taylor;
chief engineer. Frcd 1,arabce: assistant
engineer. e. A. Stanford; second assistant
engineer, j. .. IaJoy; fire wardens, j. O.
la-Joy, J. W. liorsey, William Clarke, VI.
j. Parks; inspector of wood, lumber and
Single, Frank ellis 1t was voted to
light the gymnasium and hospital free Of
charge. y committee was appointed TO
see n increasing the capaciay Of the cleo
tric plant and report at "A special meeting
to be held in 60 days.-The four-act
6rama, "rhc Girl, the Man and the Wild
ow,' Will he presented al the opera house
by local talent Friday for the benefit OF
the Woodbury. Granite company base ball
tcam.--G. &. Trow Is putting in a founda
ton for now house ON Spring street. SEQ
Feter p"duzZie has moved from Cauada
tn a house in the west end Bert Jones
has moved from Thomas GallaEers 70 a
house on WolCott street.-Ralph ttton Of
Worcester visited his sister. Mrs. +. j.
Springer SUNDAY. Misc Harriet Hatch Is
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HINESBURG.

Patriot Lodge. +. G. A. NJ. has elect
ed and installed officers as follows:
Worshipful master, T.. o. Mead; sen
Tor warden, G. J. Smith; Junior warden
G. b. Moore, treasurer. II. NJ Hull
secre tary, G. u. Leonard: senior dea-
con, NJ. f. Brothers; Junior deacon. Il.
ID. Burritt; chaplain. Rev. F.. s. Green
leaf; senior steward. c. b. Lucia; jun
Tor steward, II. j. Vancelette; marshal.
O. A. Baldwin; tyler. Cornelius Peters
finance committee. Daniel Patrick, H.
r. Grim, G.. w. Tobey.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. Howard Barnes Saturday at 2:30
p. IN.
The Rev. Richard Owen has returned
from Boston and occupied the pulpit at
the Congregational Church Sunday morn
ing Mrs. A. 8 Hull has returned homo
after a stay OF two weeks In Washington.
l.. &. Her daughter. Ellen. who has been
very iii in Washington, is improving C.
a. Loveland went to Boston Monday on A
business trip.-Mrs II. f.. Hunt remains
very ill.--The graduating class of the
Hinesburg high school will give a sociable
and entertainment in the town hall Friday
evening, May -. The band Will furnish
music. The IIinesburg Cornet band now
numbers "a members, and has Just got
new uniforms Mt an expense of over 500.
This band was organized during the Civil
War by George d. Sherman and was the
first band in the State to have a full set
of silver instruments. Daniel Patrick Is
now the only member OF the band who
was with 1t at the begtnning.-Soyne mis-
creant went into F. A owens barn one
night and stuck a pick axe into the back
OF one of his cows The COW had 10 be
killed in the morning. The same night
someone went into A. Sykes's barn and
carried off part OF a new cream separator.
Miss A. +. McEwen and Miss Mildred
partch expect to 20 next week to the
World in Boston-Robert Barker is living
at Mr.. Sykes's The 300th anniversary of
the King James version OF the Bible was
observed in the Congregational Church.
Tho Bible used in the service was the old
family Bible of Thomas Dorwin. brought
from Connecticut when his family moved
to this town. and IN WAch the first family
record bears the date OF l7T,
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BOLTON.

Barrett Sweeney was drowned In the
Winoosh river near the south bank
Thursday afternoon. Three charges OF
dynamite We're used near tho place
where he wns last seen. but his body has
not yet been located. lie and his brother,
James. werc getting logs across the river
with a boat and a wire cable. as there
il no bridge at this point. The cable
because OF the high water and swift cur
rent became entangled with the boat.
which turned bottom, upwards throwing
both men into the river With great
difficulty James saved himself, but could
not reach his brother The young man
was - years of age and leaves a widow
ed mother and two brothers, James and
Wesley.
Although reward of s25 has been offer
ed 10y the selcCtmen 20 the finder, the
body of Barrett Sweeney, who was
drowned in the WinoosM river last
Thursday. has not been found.-L Senior
and hin brother from Warren We're ir
town saturday ON "A trip 10 burlington 10
sell maple syrup.-Mr and Mrs John
flddock are in Williamstown visiting
Mrs Flddock's MOTHER S Brush was
granted a license for selling nuuor-Mr
ana mrA' h. kimball of Saranac. y. V.
FORMER resident, visited Mrs Kimhal
oro'Her' H. Mu2zy, the last part of the
week ana went TO Waterbury this week
10 visit carl Muzzy and Mrs. Demerritt-
Mrs NJ. T. Swift of Starksboro. who
spent the winter Of 1902 in town, and who
rAs been In Santa Barbara, Cal. for
uclr'y three years, will return to her
homo here June IL, II. Giuett Of Hun
| tinetor visited ut tho home OF his sister
| Mrs C. f. Sabins, Sunday.
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44w3t
ESTATE OF MARIA MORAN. DIu-
LINGTON.

STATE OF VERMONT District Of
Chttenden, 50.
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden:
To all persons Interested in the es-
tate Of Maria Moran, late of BurIing-
ton, in said district deceased
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Bur
on the 2sth day of April. 1911,
an instrument purporting to be the
last viii and testament of Maria
Moran. late Of burlington, in said
district, deceased. was presented 10
the court aforesaid for probate
And it is ordered by said court that
the 22nd day OF May, 1911.
at 10 90 a. m, at the Probate
Office in said Burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument.
and that notice thereof he given 10
all persons concerned. by publishing
this order three weeks succcSsivcly IN
the Burlington Weekly Free Press Il
newspaper circulating in that vicinity
in said district. previous 20 the time
appointed
Therefore. You are hereby notified
to appear before said court, al the
time and place aforesaid and contest
the probate of said VIII, II you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington
said district, this 2Sth day of April
1871.
], II. MACOMBER.
4t,w3t. Judge.
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SHELBURNE.

The Ladies' Improvement society will
meet at the parsonage this after
noon at one O'Clock. The ladies are all
requested Ia bring their thmhes rs there
are some carpets to be ro-sewod. The So
ciety has lust had the parsonage newly
paperod and hardwood floor laid in the
sitting room.--P. J. lIodgkins of Johnson
and r. r. Kline of Springfield spent sun
day at DR.. Stoddard'S.
Mis- Ruth Lee OF Lincoln Is visiting he'
aunt, Mrs I. q. Eliott-The 18th wedding
anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs Elliott wa.
attended by about Sc Saturday evening
There were gifts from the grange and
from nelghbors. Mrs Fred Bacon made
the wedding cake.
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ADDISON.

Mrs j. Wesley Sheffield OF Bingham
ton. y. y, has been with her mother,
Mrs. Francis Clark. for some time.-Mrs.
II. a. Sickle has been the guest OF her
brother In Nergennes.-Mr and Mrs r.
L. O'l}ryan are in Niagara. y. Y, the
guests of their daughter. Mrs Milton
lrown.-Juius clark Is putting an addi-
ton on to his tenant house. Edwin Clark
Il i'll with a relapse of the measles. Wal
do Clark is ill-.Mrs. Ira Hamblin of
Cornwall was tho guest of her sister Mrs.
Myron Smith. over SundaY.--Mr Dragon.
who is visiting NJ Joseph ST. Clarcs, has
sustained a shock. His son of South
bridge, Mass. has been summoned.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The marriage of Miss Mary Manor of
Charlotte and of Samuel Beauchemin OF
burlington was solemnized Tuesday morn
iug at ton o'clock at the Church of our
Lady Of Mount Carmel The Rev. Father
Campcau OBLIGATED a reception followed
a the home Of the brides parents, 1Ir.
and Mrs. Frank Manor Mr.. and Mrs.
reauchemin will reside in Burlington
Miss Fanny Fady and Miss Susan Mott of
burlington, who have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs ]. Y. Taggart have re-
turned home.-Walter ST. George, young
est son Of Mr., and Mrs. Fred ST George
Lad the misfortune to break his right leg
above the knee Tuesday afternoon. He
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Stevens; j. s.. c. It. Robbins. marshal. VI.
W. whitney; chaplain, the Rev. c. c. Adj
ans; tyler, Thomas Roleau
AT the annual village mating s,.rr
day afternoon. officers we're elected 40
Ioiows: president, w. w. Smith; clerk.
q. w. WOODS; trustees for ono year, r.
w. Mudsett ana a. NJ. Hays trustees for
TWO years w. II. Humphrey and II. w.
f.ine' treasurer, /. T.. IIuntley; collector
Oh taxes j. II. Douglas; water commits
hiorer Tor five years, g. w. Allen. CHIEF
engineer G.. A. Peck; first assistant. d.
- "oodWard. second assistant, u. W
WOODS; auditors, G.. D. Howe. O. s
Nlchois ana r. II. Parker; library trrstec
LOT i've years. Mrs. j. A. Donahue. Tho
matter OF purchasing land for thImpirf-
purposes With that of purchasing land for
village purposes was left with tho true
tees Installing Of an electric fire alar.r,
system was also left TO their discretion
IL was voted to repeal all bylaws or1
| make now ones. Tho matter of pavir,,
BACK S4ss4 to j. r. and Eliza ]. Hunt. .
part OF their taxes assessed lnon tho
| grand list of 1909, was tabled. 7, y,aa
voted not to discontinue the tax sui,
now pending against l.. II. Roscoe. Tbs
lax voted is 81 cents for village purposes
~ cents regular highway tax and % cent,
Tor permanent high way work.
Two accidents occurred Mt the passong-
or station hero yesterday afternoon
George Turner, assistant baggage mast
er' sustained burns while TRYING to star
IRE In tho furnace The kerosene which
ne mad thrown IN blazed UP and blistered
/ MS entire face and hands His hair and
/ eyebrow were singcd The burns ar,
nor serious. He has gono to his home I'm
milton. Rchard Welch. brakeman on No
D. injured his left hand while transfer
| ring a trunk. His hand was caught be.
tween the car and trunk. dislocatinc tie
middle finger and cutting a deep cash
on the palm, opening Up tho Joints, He
won't TO his home at White River juno.
Ton on the midnight train Dr.. Davis
| Marvin attended both mon
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BRISTOL.

Scholarship honors have been awarded
to members of tho senior class. Miss Gala
Miles is to give the valcdictury address
and Arthur Matt won second honor
y. II. Purinton. VINO broke one leg
several weeks ago Is able 10 get about
on .crut ches.--Mr and Mrs. q. H.. Bart
lett returned to Richmond Saturday,
Cardell Norton was at home from
Poultney over Sunday.--Airs. Arthur
Jacobs has returned from Rrchmond,
whore she was called by the illness
OF her mother. Mrs. pcttihone
S. NJ. Cor reports the morning teinpera-
ture for April as follows: Highest. ~ de-
srees lowest, degrees; morning average.
% degrees. Last year 90 lG degrees: noon
average. 80 degrees; last year, 5517 de
grees; rain, - of an inch: last year. -
inches; snow, inches; last year, . inches;
clear days. s; partly clear, Il; cloudy. .,
north wind, 10 days; south, 10; variable. ..
highest point reached, 50 degrees; high
est wind velocity. g miles an hour.--A
young daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs. A.
d. Page had the sight of one eve de
stroyed Monday by the breaking of the
spring on n door, striking her in tho eve
The child was taken to Rurlington by au-
tomobile.-The Outlook club will meet
with Mrs. W w Rider Friday afternoon.
The Rev. George G. Chappen Of
Montvillc. Conn. will preach in the
Baptist Church Sunday. He is cx-
pccted to he present at the PRAYER
meeting this cvening.--The tempera-
ture dropped 81 degrees yesterday
with a snow squall--Mrs White was
taken suddenly in in L. -. Chapin'S
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SHOREHAM.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Dumas Friday morning. April 2S--"The
Missing Miss Miller" given under tho
auspices Of the grange Friday evening,
was we'll received.-Sunday morning W.
G.. Mason of Hilldale. Mich, V. NJ. G. A.
evangelist gave a forcefu and practical
sermon In the Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs O. Gibbs of Bridport passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs A. G.. Totting-
ham.-Mr and Mrs. Fritz Lille of Or
well were recent guests at the parsonage.
Mrs. Alason Wisell passed Monday in
Rutla Mrs. Lewis Lappelle and Ear
went to Burlington Monday.-Mrs Hor-
ton j. Farnham has returned to Sudbury.
Mrs. Il. n. Farnham of Sudbury is with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs II. w. Jones'
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LINCOLN.

Mis- Grant of WeybridEe, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Howard Brooks,
the past week, has returned to her hcme
q. II. Draper is spending a few days
with his son, Fred Draper. in Rutland -
The Baptist and Methodist Churches have
united their PRAYER meetings, to he held
Wednesday evenings In the ladies' hall -
The industrial will meet with Mrs. Arthur
Smalley al West Lincoln this afternoon. -
Mrs Wendal Danforth Of Bristol visited
friends in town Mouday.-Mrs David
Hamilton OF New Haven is visiting her
son John lamilton.-Frank Hamilton OF
New Haven visited in town Sunday .-Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Hamilton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thaddeus Sargent visited at Walter
Hamilton's in Huntington Sunday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gorton Of Bris-
tot visited her brother. +. G. Andrews
Surday.--M. E. Brewster visited VII
Liam CaGy at Jericho over sunday
Mrs. ]. L. Andrews Of Essex Junction
is visiting her son, Fred Miss JAMS
Ring has returned from several
weeks visit with her sister at Morris
Vile Fred Leno has moved his family
TO Warren and Lawrence Gardner ia
moving into the rooms vacated by NJ
Leno.-IIenry Russell is moving to his
farm. William Russell has moved -
Hanksville.- Frank Brewster tas so'5
his farm to Lester Brace. who was
given possession this week.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The marriage OF captain william II.
Humphrey and Mrs Electa Stufi'eoeah'
formerly of Sheldon. took place at seven
O'Clock April p at the home OF Cap
tain Humphrey. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev, G. c. Adams in the
presence of II few friends.
At the annual meeting or Ethan Ahet
Lodge. ". n A. NJ, Thursday evening or
ticers were elected as follows: W. NJ, q
:. Nichols s. W, r. O. Mudgett; D. W.
Allen Martin; treasurer, !. e. Huh'ley
secretary, Y. w. Woods; $, D., Guy a
hanson; J. D., jay u. Leach. s. s.. H. II
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CHgTTENDEN
WINOOSKI.

The license commissioners, Hector
l'uard, Christopher Hardacre and Charles
Shpman granted the following licenses
Yesterday: tirst-cluss. AdoIphus W.
parao. 50 Main street Alfred Lavaley. 80
Main street. Almond T. Burdck. IS Main
street, and James Holoran. 81 Main
street second-class. r. y. BraSsor So
Malletts Bay avenue. and John Hardacre,
81 Main street. This gives four first
class licenses and one OF the second-class
or Main street.
Louis II. Dwyer. boss weaver at the
American Wooden company's mills. rN
signed his position Friday evening and
about the middle Of this month will Rc-
cept = position with the Arbetter FEELING
Machine company of Boston. Mr.. Dwyer
will have charge Of the management of
the Rochester. y. y. district for this
company. lie was presented with a hand
some gold watch by the employees Of mills
Nos. ! and as a token of high esteem
IN which he is held Mr. Dwycr has been
here for eight months and has made
many friends both In and ont Of the
mills who will regret mis- departure. Sat
urdaY evening he was rendered a reccp-
ton in Corporation hall by the LafaY-
cite Hose company who invi:eu some of
his friends to he present 10 listen 70
a musical and literary program. Mr..
Dwyer responded foeingly IN the many
pleasant remarks and thanked the BOYS
for their kind words
Mrs Flora NJ Turner. wife of James
| Turner, died ~ her home on Mansion
street of consumption of the lungs At
$50 O'Clock Saturday morning tier last
Illness covered period of several months.
Mr.. Turner WAS the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Barron aud was born
| In the town Of Sheldon 81 years ago.
She received her education in this vii
laee. and in February. 1896 married Mr.
| Turner who with three daughters sur
| wives her. She is also survived by her
! parents ana i've brothers. Louis, Hurmy,
Edncy, David and Arthur Barron, five
sisters, Mrs. William nousauet. Mrs.
| Louis Affair of Shtlpurne, Mrs John De-
| barge Mrs, william Dandrew OF New
| Haven and Mrs. GeoIH" Rrunelle OF Far
| lington. Mrs Turner was a member OF
| the 81. Anne's society ~ 81. Francis
Xavier Church. The funeral was held at
nine O'Clock Saturday \. m. at St. steph-
ems Church with ntorment in ST, Jo-
| seph's cemetery IN burlington.
The annual meeting of the village trus-
! tees for the appointment Of the village Of
| hcers was held IN the steamer hose room
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WESTFORD.

was held Friday afternoon at two
clock The Rev. MIR. kidder officiated.
The Rev Mr.. Dawson spoke in the
Baptist Church Sunday evening.-The
funeral of William Stuart was held Sat
urday afternoon-Tho Rev. NJ. Mix OF
South Hero preached In the Congrega-
tonal Church Sunday morning. Mr..
l\idder went to South Hero Saturday
The Rev. Mr.. Daniels will conduct a
prayer meeting IN the Methodist Church
Friday eVeniny.-Miss Lessie Cobb was
at home from Essex Junction over Sun
day