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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-07

Nearly all the steamers Of the Cans
dian iscihc railway coast feet have
already been equipped rs oil burners ana
are proving satisfactory. both as
60 economy and profit
As ev'fencing the Increasing attention
winch is being directed 20 Queensland
as 'aitle raising country. n large An
glo-Amerlcan firm has purchased a site
on tho brisbane river and proposes 10
erect there. at cost 81 81. 700 600. the
nos' complete meat works IN the world.
capable of treating 500 cattle and zoo
sheep daily on the completion 81 the
Panama canal % - not improbable that
CHILLED meat viii be shipped to the
United states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-07
PURE FOOD EXPERT DELIVERS
INTERESTING ADDRESS.
Before Big Crowd. Takes a Rap at
Congress and Says Health
Il Last Consideration.

To an attentive audience that more
than crowded the large auditorium at
III" beautiful little summer resort.
bethesda. Ohio. DR.. Harvey IL Wiley.
until recently Inspector OF the Pure
Food Department Of Agriculture. In
Washington. delivered an interesting
and educational address.
In opening his address he stated
that he had been for 80 years In a
work for the betterment OF human
health and that the time is not far
distant WIN the death rate Of the
nited States will be- substantially de
creased by the Health Societies now
De- ng organized all over the country
Proceeding. he stated that hea IN
- he greatest asset OF The nation
greater than our forests. mineral de
posts and water courses and that our
health IS not 20 be compared with
any money consideration
Ii- stated that when the senator
frpen oklahoma introduced measure
fo Iniff Tho health bureaus he iisf
crrd to ID" speeches ~ the mon WHO
opposed fne measures and that .sii
%" opposition was composed - mel
SUMS d'.r
IN the mire % s'n
AMI lIItH.f. AMI VINO owned ION
''.n'rs fhHf were scared ss with o. nj
fr.r 30 srafsf ffat fhe men Nho
opposed fhs measure 80 sr for m r
.'.nrf r.rpffs- 1rd formed q sfrorr
"IIrfs I.i"I ar fnaf were landed TO-
sffner ir immunity - dollars
'H'a. mon alleged arc no mon
r'' i POO ..urf-r wifn adVertis.
mrrt. 60 Ilffrf medicines and Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-07

few days with Rev. and Mrs z. n. Fell
lers
Many local people will attend tho
good roads celebration being held a,
Phillips grove. near Cameron. to-day
Miss Mamie Hull. OF Marsh all street.
was calling on friends and rsla tives AZ
Moundsville yesterday afternoon
Miss Helen Giliingham is spending m
Few days with friends and relatives at
Glen Easton
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building committ.s Net /.

The building committee II the First
". T. church met Monday evening at
the brotherhood hall and accepted tho
new plans as drawn up by Architect NJ
!. Geis"y. The committee re-advcrtised
for bids. and the contract Will b. let in
"A few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-07
To Picnic Friday.

Arrangements are being completed
by the members Of the Home NJ ssionary
society ~ the First ~. F. church for
McMechen grove on Friday. \ special
program Will be carried out and supper
will he served
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NJ MECHEN
Mass Meeting Held Last Evening and
Temporary Organization Formed 70
Further Success OF Prohibition
Amendment.

\ mass meeting was held last even
Ing ~ the brotherhood hall for the pur-
pose Of organizing a ratification clu bin
this city to fight for the prohibition
Amendment nj the coming election this
fall y temporary organization was ef-
feefed
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McMechen Briefs.

Mrs. ollie Davenport ard children ar
rived last evening from Pittsburgh.
where they spent the past two weeks
with friends and relatives
Nrs. W. IT, Hobbs and daughter ler,
Yesterday morning for their home a,
Mercer. Pa. after spending the past
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-07
work Progressing Rapidly.

Work by the wheeling Traction COM
pany in constructing It's new double
track through this town - progressing
very rapidly. The frst new 9o-foot
rails were placed in position yesterday
morning
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DIR. WILEY TALKS ON HEALTH
AT BETHESDA CHAUTAU0UA


stated that most Of the newspapers
ana magazines % the country were
implic1tec III this as they live 81
the advert.s ments that deceive the
people.
Another c,aSs ,ba, op,cs.d che
,,,...s,,-. 4 -, - -.
n.,a 70 VIZ
o"ieNt INA. HIS can be cured bN mir
acles. but he stated that he respect
eu 'hls ciaS' as ne beiieVed that theV
are honest ABOUT the matter. III.
Wiley said Christian Science NAV
cure diseases that do not exist. hat
can NOT cur. apv r.at dtsaas.
impure MIX klis BABIES.
trf,-,s 49, -, 81 .ts 80
"a -
"l' "tiui' '@-' are one year OF axe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
NORTH FERRIsBURG.

William Palmer Will speak in the Meth
odist Church Sunday morning during the
absence OF the pastor. Or. {. y. Curtis.
Tho prayer-meeting on Thursday evening
will he onitted.-The winter term Of
school In District No was finished FRI
dav with interesting exercises by the
pupils. The pupils who had perfect at
tendance and 40 hardness were, Miss
Edna Shortsieeves. Harold Bellows.
Carleton Bellows. Lawrence Jerome and
Edward Melby. During the last eight
terms Of school. Edward Melby and Har-
old Bellows have been absent only two
DAYS each and Miss Edna Shortsleeves
ONLY three days. all on account of illness.
The last enterta inment In the course VIII
he given on Thursday evening In Allen
hall by the Nordland girls and Llewellyn
NJ F,vans-Miss Nellie German spent
Sunday at her fathers. John German -
Miss Bernice Iiaight Is at home for a
short time-Mrs. Layton Elliot has re
turned after visiting friends in shell
burne.-Carrol Curtis spent Sunday at
his fathers. DR. e. n. Curtis
Levi Martin died at his home on We'd
nesday Feb. e after only few days
illness. lie was 95 years old and is sur
vived by wife and daughter. Mrs.
Henry Lecoy The funeral services were
held at his late home Friday at 80 p.
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FERR1SBURQ.

The town election In FerrlsburE Tues
day resulted as follows: Moderator. -.
a. chapman. town clerk. Mas Anna s.
Robinson: selertmen W. Fl. Dean. c. r.
Hawkins. F. NJ. Warner treasurer. Fred
Il. Rooth: constables. y. @. Deano. Ed
ward Donawav; listers. 3. F. Noonan b.
W Collins +. w. Allen road commits
sioners. George IAshaway. John Vel.
come: trustee public money. r. d. Booth
school directors. Miss Carrie f.. Scott
Edwin Folsom. n. r Beach.
Mrs. s. Newton Field, who suffered
from paralytic shock for the past three
years died at her home Sunday night.
She had lust passed her s7th birthday
The funeral WAS held at the home at
one O'Clock Wednesday with intermen, in
Gage cemetery.-The Missionary meeting
will he held at Mrs. o. J. Walkers on
Thursday The total number OF votes on
the license question was 132. OF these
only - voted yes.--A force Of men are
AZ work on the Methodist Church vestry.
Charles C.. Field has taken the posi-
tion OF manager Of DIR. Oppenheim's farm
and has moved his family there The
ladies Of tho Gage Cemetery Improvement
society will hold "A food sale from two
until five O'Clock saturday in Dalrymple's
lower store at VerSennes.
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VERGENNEs.

a quiet wedding took place Wcdnes-
day Feb. IS at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Peter Tylers. when their only daughter,
Iren" NJ. was united in marriage 10
Fordyce w. son Of Mr. and Mrs Wallace
n, Bristol, by the Rev. Richard c. Wood
bridge. On account Of the recent death
of the brides brother. only the Immediate
members Of the families were present.
Refreshments were served and shor,
reception held Mr.. and Mrs. Bristol re-
ceived many useful and valuable presents
They VIII make their home in this city.
Mr.. Bristol having accepted a position
with the Vergennes Power company.
The annual report for the year ending
February !, 1912, il now In the hands of
the voters, and shows expenditures in the
several departments for the year as fol-
lows; CITY poor, sl,%Gll poor farm
$40 Il; police ana jail. si22 q; fire depart
mcnt. $2ll.So, water depart msut S.al77;
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sTARKsBORo.

Mrs. Eva Kenyon and children Of Hines-
burg were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alrnon Mort on.--The Bristol high
school graduating class will give an enter
tainment entitled "a Musical Bump" IN
the town han Saturday evening. The
entertainment will consist Of farce and
music,-The C. c. C. will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. w q. Briggs %. W
Ferguson and Mrs. Jennie Baldwin we're
at Seymour Caswells In Wiiliston over
Sunday. The program at the grange
meeting this week will consist OF a
Medley Dialogue" sketch Of Evange-
line illustrated in pantomime, paper,
Rotations and music Miss Fanny Hulett
and Miss Alice Rosworth Of Bristol were
At Miss Iiulett's home over Sunday Mrs.
Candacc Postwlck and Mrs Louise Brown
visited the lattcr's sister in Monkton
Saturday.-Frank Shiverettc. Waldo
Brown and the Misses Edith and Nettic
smith were in Burlington saturday and
Sunday.-Therc was reception for Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Smith az their home
Tuesday evening.
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ORWELL.

Oficers elected Tuesday are: Modcra-
tor, e. Il. Cook. town clerk, &, L. Stac>
selectnlan for one year. II, l.. Allen. So
lectmau for three years. John skinner;
Lister. r.. Is. Wilcox: auditors, w \. Jen-
nings. l.. +. Lille. J. &. Thomas; licens"
vote yes l0,. 10 ~. poormastcr. Daniel
Cain; town treasurer, d. J.. Wells. con-
stable, r. II. Purcell tax voted. No
town agent. \. r. Bush, library trustee
for I'VE wears, Miss AIDA Raymond, town
grand jurors. ". S HUI. W. \, Jennings
John Conway; grand Jurors. county court
A. r. Bush. y n. Branch and VIII NinH'
Gentlemen night in the For'n'sn'S
club will he ncld in the ladies rooms FIJI
day evening Mrs }. +. Williams. VINO
has been suffering for week Is nuch
better--The annual church meeting was
held Thursday evening in the' ladies
rooms and supper was served AZ SIX
O'clock The business meeting followed
a. members being present Judge Branch
returned from Pawlet Thursday. where
he had spent q month Mrs. John W.
Clark Of Pawlet has been here for son1e
days. returning home Monday. Miss Mel
lie Dewitt is i'll,
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sTARKsBOR0.

Town officers elected Tuesday are Mod
orator y G. Donahuc. clerk and treas
lIrcr L. q Ferguson. school director for
zee Years, - II. Sargent, lister Tor
three wears l.. =. Birdsall; scloctman for
three wears. David Dixie; road conm!e-
soner w T.. smith, oversecr OF tho
poor q +. O'BrNan; trustee Of public
money, w y Baldwin: first auditor. f..
r. Wyman: second auditor, w y. Bald
win third auditor. q. ". Ferguson; first
grand juror t.. j. Streeter; second grand
Juror. J n. Grace; first constable, ID. q.
ponahue; second constable, G. l.. Grace;
agent to prosecute and defend suits, W.
l.. Han: voted tax OF $40 on the doll
lar: voted S.OO for state aid for high
WAYS license vote. a yes. 6, no.
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BRISTOL.

Onawa Rebckah Lodge held a
social meeting Tuesday evening.-R. W.
Gorton has leased the store In the Drake
Farr block now occupied by Tatro. Chase
e. TO-. and will occupy II April IN.
ID. Bissonettc OF Burlington was in town
Saturday.--The town auditors report
total selectmen's orders as Sc. 1914 81:
$1,000 borrowed money. town hall ex-
penses, $3.50: receipts. $3.50: road com
nissoners orders, sl.527.+s: overseer of
the poor sl.s61.Al uncollected taxes.
sSSi. T.; dog fund.- s..li627: health officer.
$3.50. Greenwood cemetery receipts,
sl.U1l.l5: disbursements, s54SO: Law
renee Memorial library; receipts. Sl.32l.T':
disbursements, SS37li; school directors
orders, S.+2sli. receipts, s2,275le; town
tteasur'r's report, receipts. $50. sos 40; as
sets, Si2. 1-a.i3; amount in treasurer
hands February |. si6.7l.
The town paid So 81 last year for fl6ht =
ine fires, and $2.o7S.iS WAS expended on
State roads,-A quiet wedding was held
at the home OF MIR, and Mrs. r. ).
Wright on Mountain avenue Saturday
evening. when Ernest Curler and Miss
Alice Tucker were united in marriage
by the ReN. f. r.. stone. After a short
wedding trip they will reside hcre.-B.
j. CLARK is IN Granville. n. v. this week.
Principal and Mrs, q. Gordon Newell
were visitors in Burlington Saturday
Mrs r. r, Brown returned to Burling on
Saturday The Bristol grange will hold
n leap year box social March IA
Thermometers registered 10 and l2 de-
erees below zero here Monday morn
ing.-Mr aud Mrs. &. NJ, Hanks were
over Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs, y,
D. Bissoncttc in burlington Sunday
John Purcell Of Rutland IL In town.
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SOUTH sTARKsBORo.

Mrs. Annie Prindle Wright is III with
nervous prostration AZ the home Of her
cousin. Mrs. David Follanshee MIR. and
Mrs. George varney are parents OF a
son. born February l3.-Mr and Mrs. An
drew Iallock have sold their place on
The Plank road In Bristol To Mr.. and
Mrs Horace Esscltine OF New York.
Mrs. Esseltne was Miss Hattie Jacobs OF
this place Elisha Follansbee. who has
been In Proctor the past five years. has
rem, ed farm on Town hill In New Haven
and takes possession the middle OF the
month.--James Grace visited his son,
John, in Burlington last week.
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LINCOLN.

Dean J. l.. Hills OF the State agricul-
tural college will give a lecture before the
members Of Prospect grange Friday even
ing Dean Hills will talk about the ferti-
lizlng and managing of the soil; the treat
inent needed by various conditions, The
regular grange meeting is 10 he held on
Friday evening. and will open promptly
a, 7:G-Mrs Marie Murray is seriously
ill-Mrs. Carrie Dodge is still not i'm
proved,-The Rev. Mr.. Sanford read his
resignation in the Baptist Church Sun
day morning. to take effect April l.-The
W. c. r. l.. will meet with Mrs Mahlon
Iurinton March u
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held the evening Of March 10. with Mrs
6. S. iIaven.--The condition Of Richard
Maldoon is about the same. Mrs. Walter
Bristol has so far recovered from her
recent Illness as to be out.-The Re*.
George r. Harvey. the new pastor OF
the Ba pttst Church. has arrived and Ia
moving his household goods 10 the George
W. Grandey house, which he IL to occu-
py. Mrs. Harvey and children are ex-
pected to arrive here from Harrisviile. r.
T.. the first Of next week
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Plumbers
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

~@NsuS0I vIiuUUNl llNlIWAI
Time Table In Effect October 1, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
400 q. m, Daiiy-For Montreai
7:16 q. m. Except sunday-Fer all
New England points.
1875 a, m, Except Sunday-I0cal
for Cambridge Junction.
1901 a. nj. Sundays only->For St
1905 a. m. Except sunday--Locai
1O:67 g. m. Daily.-New England
States Limited for all New
England POINTS.
ZOO . m. Except sundav-Loca,
for IT, Adams and Richford.
White River junction and Ns~
England points.
4:HO r. m. Except sun1ay-rov
Montreal. Rouses Point. og-
iensburg and Richford.
4:5O n. m. Except s'1nday--Locs!
for Cambridge Junction.
6:d5 =. N. Daily-Express for Mon
treal and Chicago. Ana local
fo- Whit. River Junction.
~. 100 - M Da'lv--Exp:ess FOR ell
New ENGLAND points.
TRAINS ARRIVE BURLINGTON.
500 a: m. Dsily-Express from
Boston ard New York.
8:15 a. m. Except Sunday-MaiI
-' from st Aihans ant Cambridge
Junction.
10 40 a. m. Except Sunday. local
from st. Johnsbury and CAN
bridge Junction
10:45 a, m. Except Sunday local
from white River Juncti~~
and Montpelier
1882 a. m. Sundays only.--Iocal
from White River Junction.
II 40 a. NJ, Daily,--Eypress from
Chicago and Montreal
1 40 a. m. Except Sunday. local
from st. Adams. White River
Junction and Montpelier.
6.35 e. m. Except Sunday-Man
from Providence. Boston. wor.
cester and Springfield.
7;30 D. m, Daily.-Express from
Boston and New York Local
from Montreal and ST Adams
$40 D. m. Except Sunday. local
from Portland. ST. Johnsbury
and Cambridge Junction.
II AS o, m. Daiiy.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal.
II. H. H1CKOK. City Pass. Agent
ITO College Street
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CORNWALL.

Onicers elected Tuesday are; Modera :
tor, r. II. Warner; clerk, G. II. Lane:
treasurer, W. a. Bingham; sclcctmen,
s =. IIoyt. y f. Foote. r.. H. peet; lis
tiers, c. r. Benedict. Henry Nance,ette,
j. Il. Atwood; overseer. r. a. Foote:
town agent. A. J. Field, road commits
sioner. j. s. Wing; school directors.
j. W. Atwood. Frank Halnon, X. \.
bingham: license. no g.. yes. 20;
tax. forty-one per cent-Mrs. s,
J.. Hoyt entertained the Mary Baker
Allen chapter. y. A. r.. and several
guests AT her home on Friday. March |,
Lunch was served at noon. followed by a
business meeting. and a literary program
on Vermont Historic place and the
products and industries were the sub
iects ~ two papers. Vocal and tnstru-
mental music and select readings werc
also given.-The condition OF A. J. Field,
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MoNKToN.

The following officers were elected
Tuesday at the annual town meeting:
Moderator. Z. W. Mead"r town clerk.
+. II. Dean; school director. NJ. O.
French: lister, John Butler; selectman.
Thomas Butler; road commissioner, b.
A. Peers town treasurer. Z. H. Palrrer:
oNcrseer Of the poor, +. W. Meader, ,lrs,
constable, John w. Thomas, auditors. q.
y. baldwin, r. ~ Barber, a. r. Mile;
town grand juror. W. T. Patterson: town
agent. e w Meader: tax Of l60 cents
on the dollar ~ the grand list WAS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07

VILLAGE AND RIVER FARM-An
IDEAL home. in village OF South Royal
ton. Vt. Of 500 inhabitants; is stores.
approved graded school. two churches,
also mills. etc. A business center, IL
passenger trains daily all stop, Farm
contains leo acres. Win keep ~ cows
and team. All grass land cuts, two
CROPS annually. No. pasture. Good
buildings. house 10 rooms and wood
shed, barn S0x3o. with leanto. 10 fl.
basement. carriage house. grainary. and
separator room two-stovy hen house.
b,N!J, 100 ton silO. never failing spring
wafer at house. barn and yard. Big
wood lot. (Experts cstimste) $4,000 90
lumber ana wood, loo sugar naples
sugar house 800 tin tubs. cvaporator
&c. All land within one mile of depot
Level road. no drifts. mail delivered
electric lights accessible. Good chance
Tor milk route and tcamlng VIII sell
farm with or without stock and tools
Gauge for selling, going to a warmer
climate. For particulars call or write
owner, l.. f.. Blodgett, South Royal
'pn, VI. 36.w2t
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Water Taxes For March,

Meter rates are now due and pay
able at the Water once. M. city
Hail. Unless prompt payment is made,
five per Cent. will be added TO the
bill. and tho water shut off as pre-
scribed In section ~ Of the Water Or
dinance. Pay before the 10th and get
your discount.
J FRANK KIDDER Supt.
once hours for the first ten DAYS of
March. from 500 a. m. to 500 p. m.
after that from 500 to 90 a. m. and
100 to 300 y. m,
35,w2t
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LEICESTER.

The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
Herbert Fletcher February 2S-James
Foley and family were in Brandon Feb
ruary 2 to attend the funeral of Michael
Foley whose remains were brought there
for burial from the Soldiers Home at
bennington. Nettie Johnson has
been confined to the house for several
days with hard coldMiss Hazel Aver
has been at home sick the past week from
Brandon, where she is attending school
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
GRANVILLE.

Mrs ~ n. Hemenway Is ill--The pupils
Of the high school Of Rochester gave a
dramatic play in the ladies' hail hero
Friday evening. The play was called Mr.,
Bobb."- Miss Sophia Ratt!ce has gone to
the Brantree Inn to visit her sister. Mrs.
Eastman for a few days. She has been
employed as housekeeper for William
Tinkham --Jesse Hunt who was working
for F. C. Ford and went from here TO
Hanover hospital. was operated upon for
appendicitis. is so far recovered as to DO
with his mother. Mrs George Hunt, at
White River Junction Mrs Mabel Burke
Of Hancock is in town this week. The
mumps are prevalent in town. Herbert
Whitney went to Randolph last week.
whore he WAS operated on at the sani-
tarium for Appendicitis Ne is doing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
YOUR CHOICE

at nargain ana on reasonable terms
of three Chittenden county farms a
follows: ~ acres choice land and fine
buildings and everything in connection
complete and ready for business. 90
acres. perfect OUTFIT and a bird at tho
money. 90 acres without a rival and
especially for low price and easy
terms. stock and tools. Write to-day
McGinnis Real Estate. Essex Junction.
VT
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BRIDPORT.

G. j. Baldwin lshrdlu cmfwly .hrdIi
c. j. Barbour has been i'll with a bio
attack w. 4. Dukett has leased his
farm to Otis Burt.-The receipts OF the
evening March ! were a20.-rruman Eli
thorp has returned from Charlotte. Tho
funeral of George DeJ.ong was held At
the church March The place recently
occupied by he iato Mrs Lucy Pratt has
been sold to 6. II Smth.--Stephen Gross
man has moved lts family from Middle
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07
SALISBURY.

The election passed off quietly with the
following officers elected; Moderator. +.
e. Dyer; clerk and treasurer. ". +.
Warehouse: selcctmen. s r Leland, f..
]. Whitney. J.. A Ellis; listers. L. W.
Whitney. NJ II. Sawyer. Paul Fields.
poor master, r ". whitney; constable
and collector 7. j Summer, road COM
missioners. =. l.. Kent. Charles Everts,
school directors, +. c. Dyer, w T..
Whitney. a p. Beach; grand juror. g. 4.
Bump. ON the license question there were
81 no and yes, 81" was voted for
permanent roads. and 10 for town Ii
brary.--.John ratro Of the firm of Tatrp
Il Chase. while loading goods at Lei
cester juno don. dropped dead from heart
trouble. Tuesday forenoon.-Two OF tho
Sunday school classes Of the Congrega-
tional Church will enjoy straw r!dp
Friday evenng.-Mrs. NJ. A. Holden ia
visiting at A. A. Smead's for few
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Meshler OF Hoosic Falls passed
last week with her grandmother, MIS-.
Anna Mntcrn, who Is ill--Miss Meehan,
who has been III. has returned TO the to!c-
phone cxchange.-Miss Nottingham has
returned from three weeks trip in biT-
lington and Middle bury.
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RIPToN.

The following officers were elected At
the annual town meeting. Clerk AMI
treasurer r. Billings; school director
Clinton BoyntVn: road commissioner
James Hodges; overseer of tho poor.
William Calvin; collector Of taxes, II. f.
Day; auditors, J. F. Stoddard. .. t.
Mills. NJ f. Day; constable II. r. Day;
selectmen for three years. D. G. Rent,
two wears, e. l.. Cook lister. NJ f.
Day; trustee Of public money. s. J. Bill
ings: grand Jurors. William Calvin. Z; +,
Daman, y. J. Atwood petit Jurors. D.
P Mills, G. II. Spoor. NJ. F.. Day. T. T.
Boynton, Frank Fits; tree warden. H..
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