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Joe Hall, negro, was arrested |. ere yesterday on information receiy- cd from Ris3n where he is wanted for erard larceny It is alleged that Hall stcle a saddle and sold it at Rison' Teeputy Sheriff Handffison of CeYe- land county, came to Pine Bluff and Will Take the negro back to Rison.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Malcolm Inorp, who has been at work
logging IN Morristown for few weeks
returned saturday, and Is suffering from
an attack of appendicitis Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Forest OF Mddlebury, who have
spent the past week as guests of Mrs
Forests sister, MS. Daniel Hayes. re.
turned homo Saturday.-J r. Taggart g
very i'll with lung fever.-The wnman's
mission meeting was held at the par
Sonape Wednesday, afternoon.-School
No. that has been closed since the holi
days opened Monday morning for the
winter term with Miss Anna Stacy as
tcacher.- William r. Harris. who has beon
very i'll with the grip for week or
more. is somewhat better.-There is M
change in the condition Of Timothy
Stebbins, who is very III at his home n,
the village, Mr.. Stebbns Is now past Sc
years OF agc.-Mrs David Towers OF Shell
burne. with two children, who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. f. r. Voight, for
week, left Sunday 10 pass n week with
her parents. Mir and Mrs w G. Scott
News has been received Of the death In
Saratoga. n. Y. of William Owen. who
for mary years resided In Charlotte. He
Is survived by his wife and several chill.
diem. his mother, Mrs. Phoebe Owen, and
a sister, Mrs. Lloyd Tucker, OF this
town
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral Of William Owen OF Sara
toga. q former well-known resident OF this
town. was held Monday. the Rev. H. C..
Gulick officiating. Interment was In the
family lot at North Fcrrisburg. Mrs. NJ
j. Alexander. who has been seriouslv III
10 improv1ng.-O. G. Carpenter has opened
dry goods and grocery store at Char
lotte Center. in connection with his har.
ness shop.-Mrs. King. who has been car.
Ing for Mrs. II. d. Alexander, has ro-
turned to Manchester accompanied by
Miss Leila Livermore. Foote has
been Ill the pnst week with neuralgia.
Myron N. Williams ia gaining
Some Of tho friends OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Chez nan OF Harrisburg and
Charlotte spent Friday evehlng with
them, It being the 25th anniversary OF
their marriage. ard Mrs. r. H.
Smith returned Sunday from visiting rel
atives In Middlehury. John Williams a..
sisted BY Miss Claire Beach, installed the
officers OF Hinesburg Grange Tuesday
night Several members of this Grange
Hubert King. who has
been at Mrs. NJ. j. Alexander's caring for
her. has returned to her homo in Nam
Leila Livermore has gone
to Proctor and Manchester Miss Helen
hicks Is here for q protracted stay with
her cousin. Mrs. NJ. j. Alexander. News
has been received OF the death Of william
owen OF Boston. a former resident Of this
place. and brother Of Mrs. l.. w. Tucker
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be a smart Canadian crook with q Grim
inal record much wanted in Canada. His
photograph will be furnished Canadian
officers in an endeavor to learn more OF
his record. He denies that he has been
In Canada since he was IA years old
but his strenuous denials of all things
Canadian and the fear he showed when
told that he might be taken back TO
that country satisfied the officers that
for reasons best known to himself, he
wanted neither to have Canadian Off
GERS see him, nor get any nearer Domin-
ion territory. His usc OF lid" after the
Pcrron & Boivin signature on the check
a usage peculiar tn Canada and Eng
lana, shows that he is familiar with
such matters in those countries His
hands are white and soft. showing no
evidences OF ever having done manual
labor. and It Ia evident that he has lived
an easy life.
The First Cniversalist Church has
elected the following officers and trus-
tees: Moderator. Nathan N. Post: clerk.
F. w. DennisOn: treasurer W. r.
Eastman; trustees, the officers and s.
G. Greene, g. r. Barker. DR.. w. =,
Upton and w. H. II. Greene. Thu an
nual parish supper was the usual enjoy
able affair
The work Of cataioging the St. Adams
library. which has been under way for
three months, has been completed under
the direction of Miss Frances l'crlycc
of ROscndale Wig
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. e. Fowler are the mar.
ents of n son, Perrin Bates Fowler. born
January ia township Sunday school
meeting will he held at the Methodist
Church Thursday. January %. An inter
esting prorram has been prepared for the
entire day. Among the speakers are the
Rev s. ". Barnum. the Rev ~ W VOL
colt. the Rev. William Cashmere. the
Rev. II. A. Durfee, closing with an adj.
dress by the Rev. William Shaw I'm the
evening.-Mrs. A. G. Humphrey, who has
been Boston. returned last week.-E
~ Bliss returned home January II from
Maine. where he has been working. Will
lam Blasdell is at homie for n few DAYS.
Mrs. Louisa Preston died at her homo
Monday evening after a short illness Of
PNEUMONIA The funeral will be held
Thursday al two O'Clock at the house
I. c. Leonard of Canton. ~ T.. Is in
town FOR few days.--Nlss Sadie button
is guest of Mrs. T.. s. Sinclair-Mrs
l.. =. Metcalf. who has been III for several
weeks. is improving slowly-'rhe condi-
tion OF y. w. Edwards and A. c. Hum
phrey remains about the samc.-Mrs. r.
Il. lilIison is visiting at +. F. Tillisons
Mrs. W. {. Jackson of Jericho visited
at n. Carl Meads Tuesday. There Will
be Township Sunday school meeting Mt
the Methodist Episcopal Church Thurs
day, January o5
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Social Service club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs F. A..
Stiles.-L. d. Moulton was at home
from tnderhill over Sunday.-Bert
Beers has returned from a visit at his
former home in Charlottesville Jeri-
cho- Underhill- Bolton Township sunday
school association will hold an all day
ana evening session at the Methodist
church In tnderhill January 25. The
present officers of the association are:
PRESIDENT the Rev. y. II. Sturgis; vice.
president. S. Il. Curtis; secretary and
treasurer, f. Is. Jordan; superjnten-
dent home department. Mrs Ira Thorn
dennis Merrill. who Is taking a win
ter course at the university. is at home
Tor few days on account of Illness.
MT and Mrs. c. f.. Nay and children
iof underhill spent Sunday at T.. Wright
Fay's-The mid-yenr examinations are
IN progress at the high school-Mrs
H. H. higgins was in Burlington Fri.
day.-Georgc Lombard has moved his
'famiiy to Richmond. where he wiz
work for the Condensed Milk company.
New tables for the students have
been placed In the high school.-Mr.
ana Mrs. George Whitten and son Of
Essex spent Saturday with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nealy.--Miss
Fonda OF Charlotte Is visiting her nis.
ter. Mrs. Bert Beers
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GEORGIA.

Tie Baptist society win sc've ~ ait
nual oyster supper F-idav evening. A.
program will 10 yivnn.--'ri., Re- c f.
Upton. ;hn l,cr. O. - Io.k. ~ O. B-arp,
J. ". Reyao';s. Merton B"agC ana y. T.
CARTS wer" IN 81. ..lburs rhursda. even
Ing ard attended tho banquet G. I've
Methods, Churcl Elmer Thomas :. VISIT
Ing his brother Emmett. III Randolph
AT the regular meeting OF Bannei grange,
No. SO. +. cf H., Friday evening tho fol-
lowing program was given: Music. ny tho
pr1.gr: addresses. The Stale Grange"
NJ. q. Bragg. Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Curtis.
Our Library" Mrs O. y. Sunderland,
For the Good of the Order the Rev L..
! Nye: Grange Music" T. \. Wood; (.
piano and flute duett. Miss Alice " ood
and the Rev. g. II. Iock.--Among those
confined to the house by grip are Mrs.
Mary Bushnell o. y. I0dd. Ralph and
Wilbur Newton. Charles Reynolds. who
has been i'll for several weeks. is grad
ually failing.-The Rev c. n. Lock. pas
tor Of the Methodist Church. will preach
Sunday morning on "Elijahs Weak
Hour" In the evening the Epworth
Leagues service will he in charge of Miss
Elda Bragg and the subject will be The
Heroism OF Pure Devotion to Native
Land
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
HILL WEST.

News has been received Of the success
full operation for appendicitis upon Floss!e
Newcity Wednesday Jan. II at the Mary
Fletcher hospital at Burlington Tho
Rev and Mrs c. G. Buck are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Daniels for an In
definite time.-The condition Of r. p Shell
don. who has been very III for the past
few days. is somewhat better. Clyde
Shangraw has returned from f. r. Hut
chns's.
Guy Frazier OF Coventry Is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Frazier
Ethel Centerbar Is with her sister, Mrs.
Martha Monteith. ALLEN Lumbra OF East
Berkshire was guest of his sister, Mrs
Walter. Norway. over Sunday. Mrs. Paul
Brouelette Is ill.--Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Sylvester were guests over Sunday at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. William Rivers
Mrs. Homer Frazier has returned from
Montgomery Center after caring for her
daughter. Mrs Martha Monteith, for som,
time. Her grandson. Mahlon Monteith,
came home with her.-Mrs. John Ordway,
who has been caring for her daughter for
the past few days, has returned to East
Bakersfield. Lila Goodrich was
guest of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Potvin over
Sunday-The TWO eldest boys OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. p. Shangraw are i'll with tom
silitis.-Mrs. Mary Caffr!n Is quite ILL.,
w. p. Shangraw was business visitor in
Enosburg Falls Monday.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Inc annual meeting of the Corgrega.
tionai Church was held Wednesday Jan.
"a IN the vestry. The reports OF its
officers showed good healthy condition
in the finances Of the church, with enough
to pay all of its Indebtedness and a bal
ance Of $50 in the treasury. Electric light,
have been put into the church and other
repairs made during the year. The fol-
lowing officers We're elected: The Rev. r.
t. Fay, moderator: Harry Lawrence.
clerk; g. l.. Greene. William Stevens, w.
D. Mans, executive committee; Mrs. c. T..
Greene. treasurer Mrs. Elsie Huntley.
collector; c. T.. Greene. trustee Of public
lands; Henry Lawrence. auditor: G. A..
Harvey, chorister; Or. X. c. Flagg. as
slstant chorster: Mrs G. w. Rice. organ
list.
The outlook cluh met with Mrs
WIN Stevens Wednesday from two to
four o'clock.-Mrs. Jay Nichols has re-
turned from Milton. where she visited
her daughter, Mrs Sandcrson The
Christla Endeavor society gave a social
in the N"stry of the Baptist church Mon
day.-Mrs. ID. J. Williams. who has been
Ill for sometime, received a wonder bag
There were over 100 parcels of all sizes
and shapes from her many friends and
the Kings Daughters of Richnond.-A
church dinner and roll-call will be held
at The Methodist Church, Thursday, Jan
uary %. in connection with the visi, of
the district superintendent. the Rev. Will
liam Shaw. to hold the fourth quarterly
Dinner will be served at
noon, followed by music. roll-call and
speeches by Mr.. Shaw and others All
members Of the church and CONGREGATION
are invited to b. present
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

G. s. Parker and J. w Goodrpeed haze
been appointed commissioners OF the os.
tate Of the. late Bertha Il. Combs. --Ths
board OF civil authority to act on the
abatement Of unjus, and Illegal taxes vii,
meet ut The tow, clerks office Saturday
ne1t.-Fred Ncwcity has returned from
burlington, where he has been for sew
erai Gays with his daughter Florence,
WI" Ia Il; at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mrs. Ray Hoyt cited at her home Fridsy
Afternoon Tho funeral wns held at .l.
chapel NJ iiec.orviilc Sunday. conducted
by The Rc3. W. G Mansfield She leave,
husband and two children Mrs. Hoyt
was born in Waterv.lle and was abou, N
years OF age. \ brother George McCucn
OF Burlington was in town to attend the
funeral Clarence Hope Is clerking at J.
{. Hutchlns' s.--Thc board OF Town audi.
tors composed of -: :. Parker, r. A. Ho.-
h:ook and G.. A. Gasdyre have called a
meeting t. settle ana adjust tho accounts
or the several town cf!'ccrs Ger tho past
year. to commence January -, st tho
town clcrk's ctfi-"
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MILTON.

Mrs. Ellen +. jackson has sold her
farm TO John Towne.-Charlcs l.. Jack.
son has been appointed administrator Of
MIS- fathers estate the former admins
traitor. Lucius Jackson. having died. -
f. :. Morgan is i'll and confined TO the
house --Thc monthly meeting of the
Women's association Of the Congrogl-
tional church was held on Wednesday
afternoon, January Il. with Miss Ella
Mood Interesting letters were read rela-
i've to The great need Of missionary
work. ana especially the ready fields in
Vermont. The association finished the
textbook on India and will take Con
s"rVati'n Of National Ideals" a home
mission study. for their next work Mu-
steal selections by Mrs. George Phelps
added much to the social houl.-A ~
Lyman has taken the contract to iii III,
Hood ice house
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

w. f. Hanks of Bristol visited his
brother, d. +. Hanks. the last OF the
week. Mr.. Hanks is still confined to his
bed with rheunatism.-School closed
Thursday and the teacher. Miss villa
rage, returned Friday to her home in
Enosburg James Cass Of Randolph was
the guest Of d. r. Hanks and william
Miner the first of the week-D. T.
Granger Is carrying the mail from here
to Richmond are several cases of
the grip here.-There will be public In
stallaton of officers of the Woodmen
February There will be no service SUM-
day as Mr.. Kemp has not recovered sufii-
cicntly to resume work
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FREE PRESS TIMES JANUARY 1o1

,r.v,ror,a is better.--Mr and Mr.,
Roger W. Hulburd Of Hyde Park have
becr Waiting at the home OF his brother
DR.. q. u. Tlulburd, for few davs -
Miss Alice carroll has returned from
HardwIck where she visited her sistera
for n week.-Mr and Mrs. Jed g. saffor,
of ST. Adams were In town Tuesday to
see his mother. Mrs James Stafford, sr..
whose condition Is cr1tical.-Reg1nald
Hosklns is seriously III at the home or
his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. f. w
Pease Mrs Lawrence pullman has been
III for 10 days and now has pneumonia
Several from here will attend the SUNDAY
school meeting In Underhill TODAY. Ed =.
ward Varney and r. Bailey Brown were
in Burlington Monday. --Addie Yandow
who Is attending the grammar school.
was called to her home in Essex Tuesday
morning by the illness of her mother
II. 4. Chase and Mr.. Osgood of VAST
ford met before p. NJ. Page Monday To
settle n hors, trade. Mr.. Osgood chose
John Allen Of Westford, while u T.
Rood was II. T. Chases man. They de-
cided that instead OF SIS. Mr.. Chase was
to pay si5 and the costs. Consequently
little was gained or lost on either side.
The condition Of Mrs. L. r. Wilbur and
Mrs. Julia Moul,on IL more comfort
able.-The supper. which was to have
been served at the Congressional Church
parlors. has been postponed on account
Of the illness OF Mrs. Wilbur, who was
In charge.-F. S. Tomlinson. Miss Lulu
and Mrs. G. u. Hulburd were in
Tuesday. Miss May Curtis.
who has been visiting at Mrs w. G.
Cooks for a week. has returned to Cam
bridge Mrs. Fred Lovely. who hns been
III. is able to be out.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

The Rev Glenn w. Douglass and
George w. Bowen attended the meeting
ana banquet Of the mems forward move
ment in st. Adams Thursday nlght.--Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Percy and daughter
Marie OF Bedford. Que. visited at the
home OF her brother. {. 4. Ewins, Thurs
day and Friday .--Cassius Armstrong has
moved his family into part Of the house
recently purchased OF Henry Prntt-T.
G. Rogers haS leased one o: Ills houses
to Dennis Do!nn who win take possess
sion February david Hammond OF
Newport visited OF W. 9. Eiickss Thurs
day and Friday.-Miss Mabel Record of
Swanton Center Ia q guest at II. B. Cor
liss's.
The following officers OF Court Yves:
Berkshire. Independent Odrer OF For
esters. were installed at their last regular
meeting: Court deputy. G. D. Paxrnan:
court physician, DR.. C. Ulysses johnson.
Jr.; past chief ranger. II. G. JENNIE; chief
ranger. b. s. Jenords; vice-chief ranger.
W. Fl. Towle: recording secretary. Fl.
Pearl Jolley; financial secretary. Max W.
Joley: treasurer. A. NJ. Jenne: orator.
Mrs. A. NJ. JENNIE; organist, Hazel JENNIE:
senior warden. Harry Jenne junior war
den. W. c. Johnson; senior beadle. James
williams; junior beadle. Loren Young:
trustees. H. r. Olmstead, H. O. .Icnne:
financial committee. G. D. Paxman. Cyril
Coulstin.-Mrs. @. w. Douglass visited at
the home Of the Rev w. T.. Douglass at
Richford Monday and Tuesday Mr. and
Mrr. II. w. Pratt were in ST.. Adams Sat-
urday.-C A. Hull attended the funeral
OF Judge Alfred A. Hall in st. Adams
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HINESBURC.

Mr.. Gushing or Montgomery has been
spending the past week with his brother,
the Rev. N. A. Gushing Mrs. Austin Nc
kcnste Is III with bronchitis. Her daugh-
ter Jennie. who teaches in shelburne, has
been at home for several days.-Andrew
Somers. who has been very Ill with pneu-
monia. IL better.-Charles Moore Is ILL.,
The Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. Aurelius Sykes Fri
day afternoon Presiding Elder Coburn
spoke at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday morning and also at union serv-
ice Sunday evening. James Mckenzie,
who has been In Boston several months,
is visiting his mother here
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WEST BOLTON.

me Dime Society met with Mrs. =. G..
Locke January 17-Mrs. e. Lacailiade
ande daughter. Beulah. have gone to
SHARON. Pa. TO visit her mother.-Mrs
NJ. j. Pease and Henry Pcase of jones'
VINO were In town Sunday.-Fred l,om-
bard who has been suffering from blood
poisoning Is better.-Mr. and Mrs. RAN
som Wilder of Jericho Center were at
II. l.. Tomlinson's Sunday Fred Street
er OF this town and Miss Esther Ellstrom
of Worcester. Mass. we're married AT
Worcester January Erred Bacon of
Jefersonvllc Is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bacon. Fired Strecter
and bride Of Worcester. Mass, came
Tuesday for brief visit to his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Strceter
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

y son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Joseph St Peter January Mrs. H.
Boardman Is spending the winter with
her brother, Charles II. Foote. at
falrview'-Miss Almira Liberty, who
had an attack of appendicitis in the
early winter. Is In weak condition
and not able to attend school
The Lend-aIGand Circle OF Kings
Daughters met Wednesday with Mrs
;. l.. Caswell-Nrs. G. X Isham is
ill.-Jason Prior Is bctter.-Frank A.
owen OF Davenport, Iowa. is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Eliza Sherwin. at the old
homestead,-M and Mrs. w w. Aidrich
visited his cousin. Mr.. Flanders of john
son. Sunday, who is receiving treatment
there for kidney trouble, with not much
homes of recnVerN
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House Friday cvening-Miss Anna
iherien has returned from Canada.
where she has been visiting her par.
ents.--Alonxo Alger leaves Mon
oay for Grayson, Wis. where ne
mas position.--Mrs. George Town
send died Sunday after an Illness Of
several weeks duration. She Ia sur
Vived by her husband and two chill
ters. Mary Il. and Louise :. Townsend
all Of this place. The funeral was
held In Burlington Tuesday morning.
Win burial In 81. Joseph's cemetery
nc town auditors will meet at the
'o"n clerks ONCE February s to audit
accounts
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BAKERSFIELD.

The basketball game between Hardwick
Academy and Brigham Academy Friday
evening resulted In a victory for the
visiting team. the score being 16 to s.
Miss Seguin OF Rouses Point. n. Y. is
the guest Of Mrs. James Farrell.-There
will be an exhibition Saturday afternoon
in he town hall by the town schools I'M
der the direction of the district supervi-
sor. Mr. Harding. The program will con-
s.st Of singing. Rotations. dialogues and
classes in the different branches. Samples
Of the work done during the present term
will be on exhibition.
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George A. Rumscy and p. Il. insolvency
and at the meeting OF directors DR.. E. =
McSweeney was made president, q. a
Humsey' vice-president. and NJ ID. Nc.
Mahon. treasurer The condition OF tho
bank as disclosed by the report OF the
treasurer SHOWS assets OF s-aSdo"94 win
earned surplus and profits of A.766vl
"hich tose'her WIN the pa'd-up capital
stock constitutes reserve guarantee
fund or s2'''tool' or more than 10 per
cent. OF the deposits notwithstanding;
that the state banking laws require a
reserve OF only 10 per cent Further pro-
lection is afforded by the double liabl-
lily OF the stockholders. This bank has
always paid four per cent. interest to
It's depositors. but no dividend was de-
clared to the stockholders. 1t was unani-
mously voted TO carry all stock earnings
for the year to the reserved surplus 10
further strengthen the security for the
deposltors. The treasurer's report shows
456 saving depositors and 232 commercial
accounts.
Adelard Forth. aged IS years. died Sun
dav morning at hsS home on West
Spring street after an Illness of three
by wife and three children. He also
leaves father. Joseph Forth, six
brothers and two sisters Tho funeral
was held at ST. Francis Navier
Church at eight o'clock Tuesday morn
Ing.
These officers were elected nj the an
nual meeting of the Congregational
Church Thursday night. Prudential COM
S,,tt fpr
two years. u Il. Dunnng, three years.
David Wnlkor four years. DR.. A. s. C.
Hill; treasurer, William +. Mcbride:
clerk and collector, Mrs Anna f.. Me-
Bride: missionary committee, the Rev. r.
@. Flagg, Mrs. David Walker and Miss
Elizabeth Bigwood During the evening
supper was served by the Ladies' Aid So
cety.
Death claimed Phillip Dennis at his
home on leclair avenue Monday night
Mt the age of n years, Death was caused
by dropsy He was born In Canada and
came 10 TINS village some 81 years ago.
He is survived by wife and five chill
dren, Alfred OF Burlington and Frank of
this village. Mrs. Mary Bedard of Bur-
lington' Mrs Agnes BelanSer Of Mon
treal and Mrs. Clara Lal'elle of this
pace. lie leaves also brother and Sis
ter ilVihE IN Canada. The funeral will he
heId thursday morning at eight o'clock
al ~ FRANCIS NaVier church.
priliinS Tor the well at the Gill brook
pond Is going ON rather slowly these
days owing to the severe cold weather.
'heF nav" already reached q depth of
'"o"' fn rect ana II Is probable that II
VIII DC sunk Mt least ." feet. Each
morning the WORK OF thawing out oc-
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ESSEX CENTER.

Thc basketball team defeated a team
from Burlington Saturday night. "a to
i''-Mr' and Mrs. n. J. williams re.
main In critical condition.--Brown,s
HiVer creamery paid for December
MIX *64; Donahue's creamery. $3.50
Tor per cent. milk-Mr. and Mrs
harlow Thompson OF Shelburne have
peen guests OF Albert Pocket.--st
Michaers college will play the basket
pail team Saturday night.-Miss Mar.
ella Day, who has been III, is better
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hasse of keene. n. H., is visiting his
mother for few days.--Mrs. B NJ. Bal
lard Is confined to tho house by illness
A. H. Beeman was in st. Adams Tues.
day.-H. M. 0regoryis In Plainheld load ns
a car OF potatoes for A. b. Beernan & Son.
H. j. Sanborn and family are moving
into H. %. Bellows tenement.-Mrs Ed
win Bevins Of Burlington visited her sis.
Yer. Mrs. l.. n. Meendy. Friday. It being
Mrs, Melcndy's birthday. Her friends re.
fhembercd her with shower Of about 100
post cards, besides numerous other gifts
+. w. Shepardson. who recently under
went an operation, Is recovering slowly