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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Tho animal meeting Of the Ran.
dolnh Sanitarium association was held
In the parish house Monday April 10
Tho old board of directors was reelected:
col a. b. Chandler. +. A. Thomas, L.
L. johnson, Or. j. +. Clifford, DR.. g. W.
Scott, w. II. Gladding and II. Nj. Totman'
The Rev Fraser Metzger was the CLERK
md Mrs r. y. Dubois, the treasurer
There were 222 patients admitted curing
IN, wear. of this number POI We're dls-
charged and II died. The sanitarium re-
,civcd from patients S5,SG5.S,. from nurses
in the santarium SlslT from nurses
outside 5000, and from operating fees
SEED, making IA total of $',2il.2o' Alter
cxnenditures there was balance OF
tSfo IS An ambulance has been purchased
costing $500, and booklet published NJ
the cost of S576+
double wedding were celebrated AT
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ). ffarrhs-
Ton Saturday, when their daushtef'
Marion Arvilla, and Asa benjamin Chat-
field and another daughter Laura
Rogena and Fletcher Enos Dole, were
married Both couples left on the south
hound train for short wedding trip,
Miss Marion had been student here in
the high school and was graduated from
that institution only two years aso,-Fred
Buckman who came from Roxbury about
n month ago. and went to live in the
upper tenement OF the Idall house, on
Central street, has purchased the Lewis
Tatro farm. He took possession Satur-
lday-Miss Myrtle Rowell of Kan
sas city, Mo-, has arrived and will
be with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c.
Rowcll for several weeks-W T.. Rand,
Jr, who IL in the Massachusetts General
hospital where he underwent an opera
ton or appendicitis, has developed pneu-
monia resulting from the ether. and Is
now seriously ill-Mrs J, w, Chcsbro
Rnd son, Albert, returned Friday from
10 days visit in Adams. Mass-The enter
tanment given by the Norwich University
students in Music hail Friday was sue
Coss.-Dr. Francis Eaton, who has small
Iox is said TO be doing we'll and Is now
much more comfortab le.-The Rev. G. O,
Howe, who has been the pastor of the
J,akevlew Union Church at Lakeview,
n. g, for several winters past, was I'M
able to take that position the past season
ON account Of III health
Mrs. Floyd Perry and daughter of
Rochester are being entertained for few
days by Mrs. G. J. Stockwell. Mrs BESSIE
Cardi and child who were with Mr..
ard Mrs. J. d. Laport Sunday, left for
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BENSON.

a daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Marvin Coates Saturday.-Tbe water Is
over the drive way across the bay at
Benson Landing so that 1t Is we'll nigh
dangerous to drive across-There was
no service at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning as the new
minister. the Rev. Mr.. Han, failed to
get William Jerome Graves died
at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Charles ii. Sisco, in south d,s,r,o,
Monday. Mr. Graves came here from,
his. home In Salisbury few DAYS be.
fore he died His death was c,u,od
by tuberculosis. lie was GO wears old
and Is survived by wife. formar,y
Miss Marion Allard Of Fair Haven ana
SIX children. two girls and four bovs
news from DR. Shaw has been of a
vague and uncertain nature the mast
week lie Is evidently not gaining
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTSBURY.

The funeral of Mrs. Scott Allen.
who died Sunday was held from her
home Thursday, the Rev. Charles Row
ley officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rawson of Des Moines, Scott dawson
of Philadelphia were here to attend
the funeral. The Rev G. -. Pierce
sent here by conference occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday.-Perley Richardson
has moved onto Mrs Robbins's farm
and will work for Mr.. Robbins-Ern-
est Din is making two tenements of
the house lately purchased of &. H.
Ham Rev, G. ID. Pierce and family
arrived Saturday night and commenced
work in the Methodist Episcopal
Church sunday morning.-Charle
Root gave his annual dinner party and
sugaring Monday
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WORCESTER.

Schools opened Monday. with RAY Hall
and Miss strand teachers at the COR
ncr. Miss Sadie Black in the Wheeler
district, Miss Kew up the brook. and
Miss Gates on the hill.-Mrs Estelle
Wilson is passing IA couple OF weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. \. C. Jones. in Barre.
Walter Ordway OF Montpelier is at
Abbotts for an indefinite stay,-Miss AL
ma Howieson is ut home from Spring
field for short time.-F'red Black has
moved to Putnamsville where he is en-
ployed in the store-Clarence lfoWieson
has moved to the ITovey place. vacated
10y Black George Hull of Montpelier
spent Sunday at the home Of his par
cnts here.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page ~

Mr.. Lamb will close his pastoral work
here Sunday.-I,eroy Burleson, aged
IS, died Monday OF dropsy. The re-
mains were taken to Enosb,rg Falls.
Miss Doris DeNio was in Johnson
Monday.-Mrs. d. u. Hill has gone
to Morristown Corners to reside---F.
p. Hill is visiting his son in Portland,
Me.-A village meeting was held
Tuesday evening Mrs. Mamie Strong
and children have returned from New
Hampshire.-The special town meet
ing will be held Tuesday, the 30th, for
the purpose of providing money to
pay current expenses--Theodore La
hell has rented his farm to Orv,s
Jones and will go to the White Noun
tains for the summer.-Mrs. Cordilla
Fitch of Morrsville was in town Mon
day.-F'red Miner has moved into
the Bert Bennett house on Academy
avcnue--NTss Reba Abbott has gone
to Garfield to teach school.
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make the grade less and built a strip Of
State road.-'Gessrs. Charles Bragg and
Young Of Barre were In town sunday
and then went on to Waitsfleld.
Arthur Newhall went to Randolph We'd
nesday to see her mother. who Is In the
sanitor1um recovering from an operation.
Schools began Monday with the follow
ing teachers. No. g. grammar. =. L. Bar
rett: primary. Miss Ella Comstock; No. 4,
Miss Lucy Swift: No 6, Miss Annie
Selma; No. {, Miss Nelson No. ., Miss
F'reda Reed; Shady Rill. Miss Ola Wig
ginss Culver district, Miss Daisy Atkins;
Putnahnsville. Miss Kitrena Turney.-
Mrs. William Newhali received last week
the news of her niecc's Illness Miss
Josephine Cameron Of Montpelier. with
aanGrene in this face from the effects OF
n decayed tooth,
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MORETOWN.

Fldon Griffith has the German measles
Village schools commenced Monday
with Grace Bulkley In the upper grade
and Ethel Child in the lower grade.-Miss
KNAPP is at her home In Hinsdale. y. H.
Mrs. Lena Bishop OF Mount Clements
Mich. Is visiting her parents. MIR, and
Mrs. George Evans George NJ. Ashley.
who has been In Lakewood. y. j.. this
winter. returned Monday-Mrs. +. f.
Johnson went to Waterbury Tuesdav to
visit Mrs Flo Tabert. her sister,-Mar-
tin Gillette of Burlington is visiting his
sister. Mrs. Betsy Griffith Edison Palm
er has moved to Waterbury Ruth Bruce
was at home from Montpelier over Sun
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WOLCOTT.

NJ A. Barber is in Burlington for mcdi-
sal treatment-Mrs. George Cutler Is
visiting the Rev. ]. II. Wills al Water
Nille.-A. Grabault, who fell from n load
of hay recently, iniurng his back and
foot, was taken to Montreal on the 10Th
for treatment.-Mrs.L ura Wills who has
been in town, has returned to liighgate. -
Miss Marjorie IIayford Of John
son was in town over Sun
daN.-The central school commenced
Monday with Miss Haven of syracuse,
y. Y. as tcacher.-Mr. Newton of Ash
land. Mass, Is in town on business
W. Foster was in Montpelier Saturday
attending court.-George Cutler had
about ~ pounds of sugar taken from his
sugar house recently.-W. NJ. Parker of
Montpelier is visiting friends for few
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Madam Trill Of British Columbia is the
guest of her son. the Rev. n. II. Thrill
Miss Syhil Paymore has gone TO teach
school in North Hyde Park.-Mr and
Mrs. NJ. y. Dodge. who We're the guests
IF mis- sister Mrs. ]. F.. Wilcox, for Sow
sral days, returned TO Essex Monday
The news has been received of the death
IF Mrs Mary A. Smile Whtcomb She
lied at Biloxi, Miss. where she with her
daughter was spending the winter. She
was the widow of James Whitcomb and
daughter of Nathan Smile. She WAS aged
e years, and formerly resided in this
place.
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F0REsTDALE.

H. H. Rickert has moved to West Sails
purS'-Miss Emma Goodnow has returned
from burlington. where she underwent a.,
operation at the Mary Fletcher hosni,aI :.
Inc Rev |" G. Nation and Walter Lewis
are attending tho w NJ. conference al
LISBON ~ Mrs, l.. c. Nation and
ch''ureh are visiting relatives in Glens
tai's' ~ f.-F. J. Bacon returned Thurs
day from Chicago accompanied nv Mr..
ana Mrs O. A, Smalley--A son was horn
to Mr. and Mrs. George Devino Apri, %
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Wednesday, May |. at Mrs Henry Mar
shalls. Dinner win be served light
veterans of the ciyil war visited Ezra W.
Conant Saturday In honor of his 10Th
Mr., and Mrs WIN McAvoy OF
Montpelier were at V. a. Dillingham; !
Sunday.-Mldor Lucia went to Sugar
Iiill, y. H., Monday. where he is employ
ed Mt the Sun Set HIN House.--Mrs. Cora
Chaffee and Harold Adams We're In Rich
mond saturday. Barnes spent sun
day at home,-Harold Adams left We'd
nesday for Hinsdae. n, H.. where he
has "A position In a paper mill
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WATERVILLE.

Frank Leach has moved into one Of
Mr.. T.araWaN's tcncments.-Miss Maud
Darrah is attending the business college
at About one-half the usual
crop of sugar WIS made at this place THIS
season.-Mrs Frank Bennett of Jcficr-
sonyille is spending the week with her
aunt Mrs 7, T. Potter.-Mrs. Henry
Laurie has moved from Swanton into
one of the Laraway Brothers tenements.
The village schools commenced Monday
with Mrs Jennie Maurice, Miss Carrie
Potter and Miss Mona Locke as teach
s,s.-Mrs. Laura Jane Cheney is spend
Ing a few weeks with Ter niece Mrs.
NJ j. Barnes, at Burlington.-Mrs. c. S.
Ouin1by OF Waitsfield and Mrs. c. $, cut
Ter of Wolcott are visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. ]. II. Wills, Mrs. Quimby's par
(ntS.
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Y. M. G. A. NOTES
Ofacerx of the State Committee Elect-
ed at the state Convention.

Al the annual meeting Of the State
committee of the Y, NJ c. A.. held at the
convention at St Johnsbury. the follow
Ing seven members were elected: F.. N.
Brooks OF St. Johnsburv: Redfeld Proctor
OF Proctor; j. n. Rarss OF Vergennes; q.
F. North Of this city: Prof G. II. Perkins
OF the University Of Vermont: G. L. Dun
ham of Bratteboro and President Benton
of the university. The officers Of the
State committee elected are: Chairman.
w. j. Van Patten of this city: vice
chairman, n Rarss Of vergennes;
recording secretary and treasurer. q. F.
North of this city.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Young were visitors
in Burlington Friday and Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs A. A. Mandgo left Friday
to take up their residence at Morctown.
the Rev A. A. Mandigo having been assigned
that charge by the Methodist Episcopal
conference. The charge at this place Will
he supplied by the Rev. Clifford Dodge
Mrs. Ezra Lake of Derby is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. +. A. Fletcher-R G. Rey-
nolds went 70 Burlington Saturday 10
meet Mrs. Reynolds. who has been visit
Ing in Pennsylvania for several weeks.
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EDEN.

Miss Ida Lewis is at y. r. Blakes for
the present-ATr. and Mrs. Harold Miles
from Montpelier are at her fathers-Mrs.
Bacon is in poor health.--A dauphtc was
born to George and Viva Lamphere April
i1.-Mrs. Agnes Mason is at her fathers.
Fred Lanoills, for short tme.--Bernard
Maxfield is finishing off the room over
his store where he intends to live.-School
commenced at the Mills with Mrs Effie
Nhittimore as teacher North road. Mrs.
May Emery: East hill. Ruby Leavcr:
Paradise Valley, Miss Mills
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hearty and disdarning the Us. Of
glasses or cane. He Is one Of the
Oldest residents Of Montpelier. r. c..
BerrowA Of the firm of Barrows &
Peck. being the only person known to
be older.
For the first time in many years
Irish potatoes are being shipped to
this city and are selling at retail at
80 cents "A peck The potatoes are
darker than natives ami covered with
loan. II is believed the larger mar
kets are sending the imported potatoes
to the inland markets and keeping
the natives for their own trade.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. william Shaw
are to be rendered reception at
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NORTH TROY.

Saturday afternoon. Joseph Bushey.
workman at the Blair Veneer COM
pany's mill in this village, fell into a
vat of steaming water and met his
death Bushey was about 80 years
OF age. He leaves a family. Some
years ago grown daughter was
burned to death by fire. which con-
sumed the house in which the family
lived in this town.
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PRESIDENT IN NEW YORK

New York, April eA,-President Taft
reached this city at $40 o'clock tonight
from Washington on his way to Massa-
chusetts for speech-making tour of
that State The President attended the
theatre this evening. afterwards going
to the home Of his brother. Henry w.
Taft, for the night He will leave at
ais o'clock tomorrow morning for
Springfield.
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EAST WARREN.

Riley Lovett died at the hospital Mt
Waterbury, where he had been for some
time. His remains were brought to War
rem for burial April IA son was
born to MIR. and Mrs. Don Stone April
16.
Charles Bragg of Barre was In town
the past wcck.-Norma Greenwood. who
has been spending several months in
Providence r. l., has rcturned.-The
Rev and Mrs. Robert Clark are spending
several days with her parents at j. j."
Spaldng's. They will then go to Pitts
ford where he has charge j. Nichols
is falling Frank Carpenter Is Ill.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
SPRING CLEANING

couple of neighbors We're leaning over
the back fence.
MY husband SAYS he always does bet
ter work when thinking of me"
II notice he made a very good job OF
beating the carpets"
and then the tomcat had Arkansas
CITY Journal.
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GREENSBORO.

r. Silver is repairing his farm buildings
Mrs. Fred Goodrich was called to Barre
Saturday by the death of her niece. Het-
It's Lothrop. Benjamin went to
Burlington Monday for medical treat
nt-Many farmers have gathered their
buckets. few got good run of sap
Saturday and Sunday.-E f. Harrison
remains about the same.-Lilla Jackson
ic with tonsilitis
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

In Washington county court Thursday
morning tho hearing OF the case OF Leslie
Dow against Avis Dow, for temporarv
custody Of minor child was resumed. C.
H. Stevens of Waterbury Center testified
that Dow had threatened to blow his
head of with rine. which was In hne VIII,
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WATERBURY.


Thc family gathering OF ''e .e'eha'.
affair. fine supper was seiNeu ','er
winch inc io"o"i"S am ""9
ed. Music by the orchestra Oh 'he 'on-
"reshtiohal Nh''ch' Noc'' So'o' - ~
iiatch' reci'auon' MISS o'' io"''' anu
announcer seic'"oh ny t"e '''"cs'ia AHe
evening" pleasure closcu WIN an inter-
csunE lraNei ta'N Wy N''SS '"'ia '"'p-
MANA goo" '"ns'es",'o' h'ee''' VIC
new pastor Oh 'lle Mc'"ooi-. Ep'scopa'
Chnrch SUNDAY me heV. W. T. DOUG
lass came "'I' ii"''i NV i"'u' ""c'o ne
mas served ilVe years ana succeeded III
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Ashley Farman, who has been i'll
with bronchial pneumonia, Is slowly gain
ing Mrs. W. A. Young and son. Kenneth.
went last week To her former home In
Winston for a short vlsit,-Mrs. Alva
Crosby returned last week to her homo In
Compton. Can, after staying y fortnight
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DERBY.

Mrs. Alonzo Bates fell last week and
injured her hip. There We're no bones
brok en.-Mrs. Holbrook is improving
slOwly.-Mrs George Blanchard Is able
to walk about the street.-Miss Ruth
Lanlere goes soon to Barre TO assist her
sister, Mrs Pelkie. who Is In poor health.
The Easter exercises in the Methodist
Episcopal Church deferred two weeks
ago on account of the stormy evening
were observed Sunday forenoon.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

David Laura and Relle Raymo both OF
Tunbridge. were married at the Metho-
dist parsonage April 10 by the Rev L, l..
NJ Barnes.
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MIDDLESEX.

sugar season Is over There was not an
average crop.-Mr Currier of Barre.
county road commissioner, ana his two
assistants have been surveying the road
from George Alexanders to the top Of
Knapp Hill and arc to straighten aud
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INSURANCE LOSS
OF $15,000,000
No Parallel for Loss Incurred by
Companies through Wreck
of Titanic.

New York, April 23.-1nsurance men ess
innate that the total losses to be paid
by the various life. accident and marins
companies az n result Of the sinking OF
the Titanic will reach approximately
sl5.voooo. Two-thirds of this will fall up
on the marine insurance companies. Sew
eral American companies, which do all
classes OF business, have been hard hit
All the marine insurance was carried
abroad, but the risk Is distributed largely
in this country by means of what the in
surance mon call reinsurance" that is
tho company issuing the policy reinsures
part of its risk in other companies.
Insurance Field. trade journal published
here, asserts that nowhere In the annals
OF insurance is there a parable, for the loss
of Insured life and property occasioned
by the sinking of the ocean liner Titanic
The journal makes the following estimates
of the total loss
i"'e '''>" "ii'e ''''''''''''' ~ ls3pD
Accident insurance .u.............. 4,H3 rO0
Marine insurance on ship ........... 5000 900
Marine insurance on cargo ........ 5000 OO1
Total ........................... 81, 400 on
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Born in 1880. Justin Mccarthy was ora
of the most prolific political and histor-
teal writer's of the time. He was an
ardent home ruler. His publications In
clude "a History of Our own Times
"A History OF the Four Georges and Will
liam 1V.''"Life of Pope Leo XIII" THE
Story of Mr.. Gladstone Life" and
Modern England together with many
novels
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DEATH OF JUSTIN MCCARTHY
One Of EnRIand's Most Prolific Politi-
cal and Historical Writers.

London. April A.-Justn Mccarthy.
novelist and historian and for many
years a member of Parliament died to-
night at Folkestone. He had been III
several weeks Friends had hoped that
he would live to see the fruition Of home
rule.
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with her mother. Mrs. r. r. Wright,
who is slowly gaining.-Thc Woodwork
mill Is expected to begin running about
May 1.-The l.. A. s. were entertained
April II by Mrs w. -. Bell with Il
sugar party.-Village schools began Mon
day with the same teachers ms last year.
Misses Coolidge. Chamberlin. and Martin.
Apparently sugaring is over for this
year. Only a small crop was realized and
most of that of an inferior quality.-I.
Is. Hitchcock spent two days last week
with his wife who is In Royal Victoria
hospital. Montreal. who is doing as we'll
as could he expected.--Mr. Newell OF Troy
is at work for n. -. Hitchcock for "A few
LOWELL.
Arthur Billodeau was brought before
Justice Newton Tuesday on a charge Of
his dog chasing deer. He pleaded guilty
and was fined IS and costs--On account
or rain the sugar social announced TO he
given by the ladies' of the Methodist So
ciety was postponed until Friday evening,
and will he held at the home of Mrs. L.
o. Sanborn. Rev. c. Il. Bromley Is
returned by the conference as pastor OF
the Methodist Church for the ycar.-Park-
man Stewart has gone to Highgate to WIS.,
It his grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Slime
hour--E. w. Lynch went to Quebec FRI
day to visit relatives. Albert Austin died
Tuesday morning after an illness of near
~ three years of cerebral hemorrnage,
aged about 81 years.-W. Winget of Ascot.
Que, Is the guest of his uncle. n. r.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Derusha
were in Charleston the first of the week
to attend the funeral Of relative.
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