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STARKSRORO.

Tie funeral of Mrs. Francis Smith,
who died Wednesday from Il complica-
ton Of diseases. was held at her late
home Saturday morning at ten O'Clock.
the Rev. Franklin Blake officiating. Mrs.
Smith was % years of age ana had been
in failing health for several years. but
had only been confined to her bed a lit
tic over two weeks. She is survived by
one sister, Mrs. Julia Bushard OF Hines
burg and u granddaughter. clara cotton
Of Lowell, Mass.-Word has been re-
oeiVcd of the death of Mrs. Cotton. Mrs.
Frances Smiths son-in-laW. at the hospi-
ial in Lowell following ON operation -
Miss Charlotte Mead is very low.-The
annual donation and oyster supper Of
the Baptist church will tie held Friday
evening February o. at the town hall.
Entertainment consisting of 4 farce and
music will be furnished.-Ahout ll5 at
tended the installation of the Grange
Friday evening state Master Smith was
the installing officcr.-The installation OF
the " oodmcn will lie Tuesday night
! CAREY RoStwick Of Win, shurg viii he
the insulating officer Refreshments
/ will be served. followed by dancing
Alton and Lester Lafayette have return
ed from Rutland. where they have beer
worhinE.-Mrs. II. r. Casey of Bristo
f. at Edward Ifannnn's
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sHoREHAM.

Stowell r. Witherell has sold his farm
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dacy Leonard-licnry
Bascome Is seriously ill.--Mr. and Mrs. j.
T. Sherwin of New York are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. y. North.-Parker and
Rowley Towner have returned to Fargo,
Dakota.
Mrs. W. 7. Delano has returned from
Grand Rapids Mich, where she visited
her brother.--C. II. De Long has returned
from northern New York.-rhere VIII be
an entertainment in Academy mn the
evenings Of February and under the
auspices of Simonds Lodge. +. Il y. NJ.
and Alma IIendee Chapter, O. f. ;. a
comedy in three acts, captain Racket,
Will be given by local talcnt.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. T.. Bissell of Brandon have sold
their farm in the west par of the town
to Winslow Clark of Framingham. Mass
who takes possession this spring I'll. f.
Bissell Of Brandon spent sunday In town
Mrs. w. w. Jones Is i'll with the grip
Mrs and Miss nottingham entertained
the Moravian club Tuesday afternoon.
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HINESBURG.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Croto of burlington
we're guests Of Fred Lavigne Sunday
Miss Rhcuby Thurber of burlington visit
ed her grandmother, Mrs. Norton, sun
day.-Mrs Genia Partridge Of Rochester.
~ V, Is spending week with her
mother Mrs James Degree.-The w. =.
7 L. Will meet with Mrs. George Ruel
Thursday of this week Mrs Bushey has
gone to South Hero to visit her daughter.
Mrs F. r. lfardy.--Joseph Duchaine has
gone to n burlington hospital for treat
,nent.-John Lane has a position with the
G. s Blodgett company In Burlington. -
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Bushnell have re-
turned after spending n few weeks N
stark sboro. caring for Mrs. Bushnell :
sister Mrs Smith. whose funeral was
held Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs G. w. Piel &c
attended the funeral OF Mrs Page Smith
at Starksboro-A daughter OF Eugeno
Iivermorc VIII he taken 70 the deaf and
dumb institute at northampton. Mass
for treatment Francis ". Williams and
Miss Dora Blair, both of IIinesburg. were
| married at the Methodist Episcopa
| parsonage January Is by the Rev. Free
! NJ Sawyer.
f. H. Read has gone 10 Hartford
Conn. 10 an insurance mems meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Tobey and Mis-
Ethel SkiN attended the funeral q
Ralph cox at Monkton Tuesdav.-Mis
Addic Ray has returned from stay o
several weeks in Burlington and St
| Albans
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NEW HAVEN.

Among those Ill are Or q. r. Sanborn
and Mrs. William Garrow.-Miss Daisy
Potter was at home from Proctor Sun
day.--F. l.. Shtckett left sunday night
for Wichita, Kan.-Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Elliott Of Shelburne are guests of Will
lam McIntyre-The next meeting Of
feavcr Glenn Grange will he held Fri
day evening. Professor Cummings of the
University OF Vermont will give "A lee
turc. after which the third and fourth
degrees will he worked. The meeting be-
gins at 1870 sharp.-Mrs H. c. Conant,
Mrs. William Partch. Mrs. c. S. Dana.
Mrs. l.. Potter and Miss Daisy Potter
were in Burlinpton Saturday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. Harry Waterman is III George
Patch spent sunday at Charles pattor-
sons In Walden.-Mr. and Mrs Kings
bury and son spent sunday AT Harry Jud-
kin's.-Mrs. Albert Dutton died SATURDAY
night The funeral Was held Wednesday
At one O'Clock. She was nearly 50 years
of age and had been in poor health for
some time She leaves an aged husband
The cantata by the choir of the CON
grcgational Church which was to have
been given Christmas eve. but was post
loned on account of the prevailing cpl
demic. will be given Sunday evening. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Fairhrothcr of
lIardwick were at II. :. Eldridgo's Mon
DIM
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The many friends Of Mrs. Daniel Kim
bali will be pleased to learn she is con-
valescing from her recent illness The
Kings Daughters met Thursday with
Mrs l.. 4. Elliott-Miss Mary Dakin Is
in Bos,on.-Mrs. Benjamin Parker Is in
Shelburne, caring for her aunt, Mrs. r..
G.. Marsctte, who Is ill.--Greenbush school
will close Friday with musical and lit
erary program Much interest is mani
tested In the Woodmcn'S bazaar To be
held in the new hall at Monkton Eoro
beginning January 81 Miss Alice Row
Icy of Shelburne Is visiting her mother.
Mrs Esna Palmer.
The stores in the village will be closed
at $50 Thursday evening of each week
Miss Stella Turner has gone to Shoreham
10 attend the wedding this evening of
Miss Ethel Jones and Hugh c. Baker -
Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer and infant
son OF Hinesburg spent sunday in town -
Miss May Martin spent Wednesday at the
Martin House.-F'rank Lewis spent We'd
nesday In Burlington. The next enter
tainmcnt in the course will consist or 4
| sleight of hand performance next Tuesday
evening Miss Anna and Warren Van
| Ornum have returned to Addison aftel
| visiting at Homer Chase's.-MrS. Homer
| Chase has returned from Rurlingi on.
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CORNWALL.

John Sperry. who has been i'll TOT sew
eral weeks, Is still confined to the mousse
-Mr. and Mrs. Edison Jcwett OF Benton
Harbor. Mich. are visiting his prother
Silas Jewett, and other relatives IN TOWN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel James OF Wcy-
bridge and Albert James of Auburn Me-
were visiting relatives in town last week
MIR. and Mrs. Leon I.itchheld are spend
Ing the winter with her sister, Mrs sam
uel Jewett
The annual business meeting OIL lnc
Woman's Missionary society of the Coh-
Gregational Church was held Thursday at
the homo of Mrs. W. II. bingham III west
cornwall, II ladies being present dih-
ner was served. Mrs. W, u. Matthew's
was reelected president and Mrs d. -
Wing secretary and treasurer n large
amount of work for local needs has Dech
accomplished the past year ID. r. SpcfrN
has been confined to the house for tho
past six weeks. the result of an injury.
There will he a social at the town
hall on Friday evening under the aus
pieces Of the phathea society. Refresh
ments will be served, a program given
and other amusements.- Margaret
Lavalley Is confined to the bed by n
badly sprained knee.
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lea ct l. 100 feet Of surface room The only
reason for the postofficc department CALI
ing for this bid for a change Is that the
present floor space in the postoffice here
IL Inadequate to the present needs OF the
service in the Middlebury office. April
is the time when the matter Is to be set
tled--Nirs Charles Wheeler has returned
from Rutland.-Among the people here
from out of town are W. j. Strump OF
New York city. Otto w Thomas of Bos-
ton 3. l.. Grange OF Schenectady, N. y.
NJ. NJ. Mack of Shoreham. Albert Hall Of
Adnodville. Tenn. and James Lynch and
John Sheldon Of Troy. N. Y.-Edward
King OF Fowler. a former resident, Ia Wis
itine his father. 1chabod King. after an
absence Of three yeaB.--The condition Of
Mrs. Olney A. Comstock. who Ia serious
| ~ III, threatened with tuberculosis, was
not improved Wednesday.--Joseph Shor-
KEY has returned to Whiting after few
days with his daughter. Mrs. Cyrel Bru-
nellie About 30 Of the young people had
leap year sleigh ride to Cornwall to the
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lowell
Wednesday evening. where a very pleas
an evening was enjoyed by all and re-
freshments were served. The affair was
one that will long be remembered. Alan
Calhoun Ia in Pittsford, where he has a
steam and plumbing job.-Ex Gov. J. w.
Stewart and daughter. Mrs. Jessica Syl-
vester. have gone to New York, where
they will remain for the next few weeks.
Lake Dunmore Lodge, No II, I. 90. F.,
held a we'll attended meeting Wednesday
evening. otter Creek Lodge. Knights OF
Pythias. will hold special meeting in
their hall this evening.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

AT an institute to BE held at tho Bap-
fist Church on the afternoon of March s
there will he addresses by the Rev. DR.
Wittcr of Boston and the Rev. DR. Da-
yison and the Rev. Mr. Braker of Bur-
lineton.
Fred Hall has bought OF the Macom-
her estate the grocery store and meat
market now occupied by Irving Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert will retain the store for
the present. This store for many years
was owned and conducted by the late
Daniel II. Macomber as a general store.
Previous TO that the store was owned
10y the late Jacob Drury.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Con-
lgregatonnl Church will meet with Mrs.
Frank Allen Tuesday afternoon.
T. W sIanlcy has sold his farm in
Essex to Mr. Smith of North Under
| hill.
Mrs. Anne Coleman Is confined to the
house by illness
Mrs W. O. Baker is III,
/ Mrs. Edward Cronin is ill.,
! The I.amoille Baptist Brotherhood will
! hold its sessions here during 1872. The
first meeting will be held on March 4,
tho speakers being the Rev. j. $. Braker
Inc second session. June 3, will be known
AS Ladies day, the pastors wives being
the guests of honor.
The entertainment TO be given Friday
evening under the auspices of the boys OF
the sunday school class taught by Miss
Julia Bates, will consist of the farce
| THE Man with Nose. by the followint
bows, Maurice Allen. Alan prury. Hazer
| BENNINGTON. Gordon Arkley Eugen.
i,ouchard. Edward Whitcomb Donald Bis
sell and Randolph Burke The farce, How
the story Grew" will be presented by the
following young ladies of the Dorcas
Guild; Misses Mary Nichols. Annis Bald
win. Helen Post, Anna Fletcher Haze
\rNcv. carrie Thornton and Alice stan
i,v There will also he vocal solos b.
chauncov SWEET and "A piano solo by {
runil of Mrs. Arkley.
4 furnace Is being installed in the Ban
tist Church
The third primary school. which ha'
moi been in session this term. opened
Monday. the teacher, Miss Fannie Day
having recovered from her illness
; The Home Missionary society OF tn
Methodist church has sent box
clothing to the Italian mission in Barre
Members of the rhimble club with othe
friends pleasantly surprised Mrs. Henri
Bissell at her home on Maple street Mon
day afternoon in honor of her birthday
| Light refreshments were served.
T.. d. Baker Is very III with intestine
: Indigestion.
Miss McCarty. who underwent an opel
alton for appendicitis at the Fanny ALE
, hoenitul several weeks acO, has returnc
from her home in Barre TO resume he
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~

Summer. who have been in Rut and
for the past few days, have returned
Katherine, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hebert of Washington
street. who has been III for sometime. was
taken by its mother Tuesday morning 20
the Fanny Allen hospital for treatment.
William Duckett. who has been confined
TO the house for the past 10 days. has so
far recovered as to be able to resume
his duties at l.. J. gorham Il Sons store.
l.. J. Yelw will move his fam
lily, who have resided on Weybridge
street for the past few months, to Rut-
land sometime the first part Of February.
Mr.. Yeaw has secured position with
a large marble company.
Colonel and Mrs. S. A. Ilsley have gone
to New York for a week.-The ladies' OF
the Century club will meet with Mrs. r..
H. Martin Tuesday evening at 1880
o'clock.-W. w. Chalmers. who has been
visiting relatives In Fftchburg. Mass, has
returned. Sumner. who has been at
the home of her sisters, Mrs. NJ. X.
Moore and Mrs. Charles Wheeler. for the
past few weeks, has returned to Ran
dolph Deputy High Chief Ranger George
Kidder has returned from Brandon.
where he installed the offices of the Cath
Ole Order Of Foresters of that place on
Tuesday evening The Rivals" will be
presented at the town hall on the even
ing of Washington's birthday. under the
auspices of the Athletic association OF
Middlebury College.-Nclson McHugh who
had his feet badly burned Sunday. Is
slowly improving. Thomas Dewey. who
has been i'll the past few weeks. Is able
to bc about.--1he annual banquet and
ball of the Father Daley Council, knights
of Columbus. was held In the town hall
Wednesday evening. Lovett's orchestra
of Mddlebury furnished the music and
George T. Kidder served the banquet
The V VI. G. 4. basketball team will meet
the Middlebury town team at the Woy-
bridge street gymnasium Saturday even
ing Charles II. Balm, commander Of VIII
liam i. Russell Post. G. A. r., No. 50. OF
Middebury, started Tuesday to visit rela
tives in different places In Kansas.-Wed-
ncsday WAS the last day for sending In
proposals to the postofiice officials in Bos-
ton for new pos,o Office in Middlebury
The proposals include light. heat and AZ
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CBITTENDEN COUNTY
W1NoosKI.

Miss Elsie WIllett of North Bend street,
Burlington, employed In No weave
room Mt the American Wooden mills, was
the victim Of n terrible accident Friday
afternoon when her hair was caught In
loom and a part Of her scalp torn on on
the left side of her head. The rest of her
head. where the hair was pulled out ny
the roots. presented a bleeding surface
The accident occurred while she was at
work when some stray locks caught IN the
loom. Tho machine was going full Dlast'
but 1t was stopped in time to save her be-
ing drawn into 1t. The loom had to ne
taken apart in order to release her from
it's grasp. Miss Willett was resting fairly
comfortably at her home Sunday. The
full seriousness Of the accident cannot be
determined until it is ascertaned If her
wounds are infected.
Thomas Holden on Saturday night
broke a bone In one leg above his ankle
by falling on the sidewalk at the foot
| Of Church street in Burlington. He was
about to take car for home when he
fell an Il slippery spot on the sidewalk
He was put in a hack and taken to his
home on Mansion street. The fracture
was set by pr Wheeler. assisted b,
|
his being confined TO his home for abU
three weeks.
Saturday was a busy day in police
circles when five arrests were maze
Feliz I.imfaus was taken up By Chic
Wardwell Saturday morning and in cour
was obliged to pay n fine OF Sl5 AM
costs. This arrest grew out OF his SKIP
ping his fine OF last summer. when II
made arrangements to pay. but appar
emily forgot that such promise wa
made and left for parts unknown. Find
ing his way back here last week II
was soon spotted by Wardwell who i'm
ltnediately locked him up
Ranns Of marriage were published sun
day at ST. stephens Church between Mis-
Minnie English OF Burlington and DAME
Hennesscv. At St. Francis Nav'e
Church. the banns Of Frank Affair an
Miss Rose Brunette were called sunday.
Sons were born last week TO Mr.. an
Mrs. Phillip Matte OF Maple street an
Mr.. and Mrs. John Debarge of Ea'
Center street.
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BRIDPORT.

Ella Wisell Of Mlddlchury was the re-
cent guest of her aunt, Mrs. George Sell
ers.-Carl Norton was operated on for
appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hospital
last week charles stone is suffering
with pnoumonii.-T w. Grandy recently
entertained his sister, Mrs Rena Morse.
willard, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Courscy. is critically ill-Whle
Truman f.lithorp was chopplng in the
woods his axe glanced and came down on
| the top OF his head. Several stitches had
to be taken. This is the third serious
accident he has guff'red-Mis.s Mac
Dougal is the new teacher in the upper
grade at the village school.
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work with the Essex Publishing com
pany.
Miss Maudc French has finished hey
work In the office of the Essex Publishiu,
company and after a brief visit in Brls;p
VIII take position in the Office of Sc
rotary Of State Guy W. Bailey.
DIR. c. NJ. Ferrin Is slowly recoverin.
from the grip.
II. @. Pearson Is confined TO the house
by Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs William Henry continue
to improve
Frank Osborne Is confined TO the house
by Illness
Mrs. Henry Barnes. who has been III
| with pneumonia, Is able to sit UP for a
short time each day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Robbins and son lof,
Monday night for Winter Haven. Fla. to
spend several weeks Miss Isabelle Boy.
| den. sister Of Mrs. Robbins. will 20 Fri.
! day TO Boston.
Lake Champlain creamery. William II
johnson & Son. propretors, paid y IS,
for standard milk and si.s6 for cream for
the month of December
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great success.-A suit In which Oldham
& Son sought to recover certain sum
from Howard and Martin was tried be-.
fore n jury In municipal court Monday
Oldham &. Son left n pneumatic tool With
Howard and Martin for trial which was
not satisfactory. and they refused to pay.
The jury ordered the defendants to re-
cover the costs. -. t. Billiard appeared
for the plaintiff and Dutton ana Null
cahy for the defendants.-The Goddard
Seminary won the basket ball game from
local academy team Friday by score
Of 10 to 2s.-The memorial building Is
nearly completed and Will soon be ready
for commemorative Woodbury. Granite
company is beginning to add few men
TO it's force.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. IT, r. Higgins entertained the boy.
Of the village at her homo Friday oven.
ing--The Social Service club mot FrId O.,
afternoon with Mrs. +. T. Jordan.-Th,
Olive Gibson Mission club had a
banquet at tho school hall Tuesday eve.
ing at 1870 O'Clock Following the ban.
pIet the Rev f. G. Guthrie of Burlin-.
ton spoke.--The Rev. :. II. Bar.
mum. Mrs. G. c. Bicknell Mr. and
Mrs Il. Il. Jordan. Mrs. J W. Hart, Nj
A. +. Warner, Mrs. L. -. Moulton. MI
Homer Lyon. Mrs. T. e. Bliss. Mrs y
S. Story and Clifton Story attended the
township Sunday school meeting iu
I'nderhill.-''he ladies who have been
elected trustees Of the building purchase
of F.. II. Smith will comprise a part oc
the committee on repairs.-Mr and Nj
G. F. Smith of Nolrisville were CUES
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Nichols while 'i'
| town.-During January the pupils attend
! ing school on Lee river who were perfe
in attendance were Earl Kinney. GU.
Morse. Inez McGinns and Arnour
| Willard Those with perfect spelling
lessons during tho month we're En,l
Kinney. Henry Morse. Blanche and Ethel
| Flood.-Mrs G. L. Lee has returned 20
burlington after few day. e-Mrs
X. r. 1sham spent Friday in Burlington.
MIR and Mrs. Frank s. Ransom we're I'm
! Wnooski Friday attending the funeral Of
| Mrs George ID. Nash. Mrs Nash was
| born in this town in 1871 ne Mary Griffin
She was married 20 Mr., Nash IN 1862 and
has since resided in Wnoosk Il g..
Stevens and T.. $. Ransom, two Of tho
school directors. inspected the heating
and ventiatng systems at the school
building Friday
Miss Edith Derby was the guest over
Sunday of Mrs. K. r. Isham. Mrs II II
Higgins was IN Burlington Saturday.
There was a meeting Of the men Monday
evening to plan for the entertainment
to be given In the near future.-Mr
and Mrs. John Jordan spent Monday with
in Nashville-Miss Wallace was in Bur
lington over Sunday.-Ray Cleveland Of
Essex spent Saturday with his cousin
Maurice Beers--Mr and Mrs. Ray Fond
and child OF Monkton. Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ
Norton and children of Huntington and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cleveland Of Essex
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Bert
Beers.-'The following persons will act a,
teachers in he Sunday school this year
Miss Anna Warner, Mrs. Fred Fuller
Eddy. the Rev. Samuel II. Barnum. Mrs
l.. H. Chaplin. Mrs. G. Clinton Bicknel
and Mrs. Eugene Il. Jordan.
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SALISBURY.

The Y. NJ. c. a. will have a social
at the town hall Thursday evening
NJ. A. Thomas is in M,ddlebury n few
days on business -The Congregation
nj Church has had It's organ thorough
ly Overhauled and new reeds put in
Lake Dunmore Creamery company has
purchased n new horizontal boiler for
its plant.--At the regular meeting OF
Dunmore Grange Friday evening the
subject for discussion will be cattle
and the dairN.--NIiss Hattie a. Beacr
has been spending n few days with
her sister. Mrs. George Noyes. Mrs
Lucia Thomas is slowly improving
from her severe illness.
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ORWELL.

Joseph Doucharine. living in orwell
village. died very suddenly Friday even
ing after packing ice all day. Acute
indigestion shut off heart action and the
end came suddenly at seven o'clock.
The funeral was held ut the Congrega-
tional Church Monday at one o'clock
lnterment was in East cemetery. The
Rev. ]. G. Williams ofliciated Wood
mems annual ball Will he held Friday
evening. Miss Ruth Wilcox has recovered
so AS to reopen her school Monday. The
school In the Mathew district IS closed from
some cases of chicken pox.--The law suit
10 decide whether the pine bushes pro-
vide good place in which to winter
cattle in Vermont will be held at the
town hall Thursday.
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WHITING.

The y. NJ. G. \. of Whiting will give n
sociable Friday evening beginning at $50.
Mr. Nye, the Chinese student of Middle
bury. who was to have spoken on the life
and customs of China. has been called
away on account Of the rebellion in China
and the following program will bc given
instead: Arthur H. King. president Of the
y. NJ g. y. OF Middlehury College and
captain Of the football team. viii give Il
report of the Y. NJ. c, a. conference 81
older boys AT Springfield. and Will also
tell of his trip through The Grand Canon
Clinton b. Reynolds will give violin solos
Hugo Thayer solos or the piano and J
RUSSELL Smith rendings and recitatiOns.