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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-10
JERICHO.

Mrs. Harriet Kinney and daughter
Miss Alice Kinney are both iu-Niss
Marjory Whitcomb has returned To bor
home after visiting IN St Albans-Nre
Callsta Stevens Of Burlington is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jed l.. Narney.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hall have returned to
Essex Junction after visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver H. Brown s.-Msses Florence
Buxton and Bessie Percival have return
ed to Essex Junction after spending the
spring vacation with their parents.-Miss
Fannie MoGnnis Of Boartown is visiting
her sister. Mrs. David Bissonctte-Miss
Elsie JOY has returned to Burlington
after spending Sunday with her parents.
MI and Mrs. a. r. Joy.-Mlss Edith j.
Derby has returned to Bcartown after
spending the spring vacation at her home
IN Johnson.-M Phyllis Brown has re-
turned to Burlington after spending a
week at home.-John McCarty has finish
ed clerking for II. r Chase and gone to
his home in Barre.-Mrs. Charles j..
percival and daughter, Miss Bessie
Percival. and l.. G. Stevens were among
the visitors in Burlington Saturday.
Rolla w Brown was at home from Bur
lington over Sunday.-Schools opened Mon
day for term Of 10 wceks.-Mss Lottle
Sinclair has returned to Enosburg, hav-
ing been called here by the death Of Mrs
Clifford HanlcY.--Mrs. Eliza Perry Of St
Adams is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Martin.-Mrs Sarah Martin celebrated
her 18th birthday April >. She was
given postal card shower by her many
friends and also received a $40 gold piece.
Edward Martin expects to go soon TO
Hudson Falls y. y, TO work in an au-
tomohilc factory.-William McIane Of
Cndorhill Is moving into the house va
Gated by t. L. Kimban-Gcorgc Nay Of
Hudson Falls, y. V, was in town over
Sunday.-R. W. Huburd of Hyde Park
was in town Tucsday.-Mrs. W. c. Jack
son was in Burlington Tuesday.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDW1CK.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Perlev
Shattuck April S.-Frank Eastman died
Saturday evening, aged 80 years He is
survived by his wife and six children.
Mr.. Eastman was matchmaker in II. p
kimhalls drug store, a position he held
FOR several years. -"Triss. or Beyond the
Rockies, will be presented by the senior
class OF Peoples academy of Morrisvillc
at the opera house under the auspices
of the Good Hearted Of the Congrcca-
uonal Church Friday evening.-R T
Cheney has moved his office fror, his
residence to the Goyettc block r,
Darling. Jr, has bought the Mead blocl,
on MIL street--ReEinald Pauouettc ar
rived home from the Boston School of
Pharmacy Friday.-Thc annual village
meeting, which was adjourned will he
heId Tuesday April IL. at 7:0D p. M
Albert Cox will close his engacomcnt as
drug clerk soon in the Pauquotte phar-
macy ana will go to Brattleboro. where
ne mas similar position. States Attor-
heE button has been in Lyndonvill, for a
lie" DAYS investigating the alleged Cole
murder case at that placc.-Thc States
attorney has been holding a hearing be-
fore Side Judge Hoffman in regard to
several liquor cases and several people
nave been lodged in jail upon evidence
found against htem There will be fur
ther hearings as soon as the Lyndon
VIE murder case Is disposed of
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RICHMOND.

A son, Kenneth Ferguson was born
April 20 Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Douglass
MIR. and Mrs. j. n. Richardson were Il
Montpelier Sunday to attend the fuuer
Of a rciativc.-Mrs. NJ -. Dimick W
operated on for appendicitis at the Fam
Allen hospital Monday.--Mrs. f. T. jacob.
entertained the Louise VI. Smiley Circle
Of Kings Daughters at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.-George w. Bartlett ar
rived from Paris on the 4th and was thu
guest Of his sons for short time, LEAVING
town Monday for Chicago and Madison
Nls-Mr. and Mrs f.. W. Freeman werc
III burlington TuesdaY.-Mrs, Nelson Ia r.
ont is at the Fanny Allen hospital FOR
treatment-Miss Teresa and Martin Egar
were IN Montpelier Wednesday TO attend
the funeral Of their sisters child.-The
senior class Of the r. H. s. give a
d'nc' In *. p. hMl Friday evening
RilcN's orchestra of Barre viii
furnish music.-Mlss Nellie Miles
Of Burlington is tho guest OF
Mr. and Mrs L. Z. Douglass
Mrs. r. T. Flass has returned from a
short stay with her mother. Mrs 1,lop.
agan' in BurHngton.-C y Pine. who ba
been seriously III TO- several wooks :.
able TO walk out
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
tCoptinued from page L.,

rooms in the steven block occupied by
Hiss H. NJ rormia chiropodist are
icing papered and painted -Florcnce
daughter OF Nh and Mrs. George D.
Middlohrook, is uL--Gcorge I.aramv has
moved from the Albert Larrow tenement
house into the ". Jodoin tenement house
on Comfort hi!l--Mrs. W D. Woodman
ana daughter Miss Julia, were in Bur
"nston SatWday.-llcrHck Bristol has
.na measles
Miss Edna Dosautels of Winooski WIS.,
itcd her sister Mrs Frank Daigneault,
Sund"y.-Miss Julia Woodman has re-
turned to Montgomery Center after a
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs w
H. Woodman. Tho Misses Marjory ana
Helen Phelps have returned from
visit to their uncle, Hobart Potter, of
Last Orange. \. J.--Lcvi Brown has
returned from q business trip to the
north part of the State.--Arlia Alden
left Tuesday for Boston To join the
Dartmouth College baseball team of which
he Is one of the backstops, on their
trip South.--Mr and Mrs. Joel GOwett
have returned from IIolyoke, Mass,
whore they have been passing the
winter with their children. Henry
Hsnt has returned from California
and taken the position Of night watch
man at the state Industrial school
The roads in this section arc still in
a bad state. IT Is no uncommon sight
TO see four horses attached to wagons
bringing IN milk from the surrounding
towns and the wheels Of the wagon ,re
heavily loaded with mud. It is lcport ed
h.. d. d
sIaVelcd road often sinking clear to the
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SHOREHAM,

Inc schools opened Monday as sched-
uIeo'-Harry Church has returned from
Hraho valley, Colo, where he went with
arthur Farnham early in March. Mr..
anu MRS Horton Jones. who have passed
the winter In the village with Mr.. and
Mrs' w. ". Stokes, returned to the Farm
Monday. Cards have been received an
houhcing the marriage Of Miss Belle Noe
10 howard Lucus in Portland, Ore, March
S-Miss Lena Turrill Of Middlebury Is
passing the week with her mother, Mrs.
harriet Turrill. Miss Katherine Donah
ana Fred Donah were married in St
Genevieve's Church Monday morning by
rather Archambaut. They were attend
en- ny Miss Ida Trombly and Frank
Donah. The BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
MIS- FRANK Donah, gave a reception in
the eVening.-Monday afternoon hay
barn belonging to Nelson G. Jones was
burned. Mr. Jones had not been to tho
barn. which is In the field, since last
Enthusiastically Murray Of Middlebury
passed Sunday at Mrs. Harriet Turrili' s.
MISS Agnes Bush has returned from New
YORK. where she was the guest Of her
brother. G T. Ruab
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hubs.-G II. Seplc returned Tuesday to
the University Of Vermont after visit
to his mother, Mrs c. II. Seiplc. john
COrmor Of Dartmouth College is passing
his vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Cormier.-Miss Elizabeth
Phillips has returned to Montpelier after
"A visit to her grandparents. MT. and
Mrs J.. +. Field. w. BatchcIder OF
Dorset visited George II. Sciple Monday.
John NJ. Caisse of the medical depart
mert of the University Of Vermont visit
ed Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs, c. II. Caisse'
Tuesday,. t. Blanchard Of Bristol Wis
tied in town tuesday,. +. Buttolph
of Mlddlcbury. county road commissioner,
was in town Tuesday in conference with
several road commissioners OF neighbour
ing towns Judge +. l.. Fish passed Sum
day with his amily.-.Walter W. Bristol
made business trip to Warren Monday
Ionrv Russell has returned from Gran
vile after a visit to his daughter, Mrs
james TaWncY.-Mayor John A. Harrins.
ton has purchased a Ford touring car
George Holcoinh, ST. returned to johnson
TueslaY-E. j. Miller returned 10 Rut.
land yesterday after a visit to his father,
Isaac Millcr--Thc Rev s. 8 Cobb left
Tuesday for Saratoga, X. Y, to attend
tue annual session of Troy conference
MI ana Mrs. Guy A. Beach attended III,
funeral Of his father, Jriel e. Beach.
st salisbury Monday--E r. Wilcox Of
crown Point n Y, visited Mr.. and Mrs
VI Warner ycsteIday.--Morris Lee en-
'ertainod the G. i. club 'ast evening n,
the home Of his parents Mr. and Mr..
=. a. Lcc,--Miss Annie Tier OF waltham
mas commenced her school in the Booth
Tupper was in burlington
Yesterday
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WESTFoRC.

Carlton F. Robinson Of Westfoid and
Miss Edith Estell Farnsworth Of Col
chester were married April at the Con-
gregatlonal parsonage by the Roy j. Kid
der,
The funeral OF Ms. John prinkwine
was held at her late home Thursday
Miss Dorothy Grow of Essex Junction is
visiting in town.-Mlss Lura Kldder is at
home after spending several days IN
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs Moses Longe
were given a surprise party on FRIDAY
evening. Mr. and Nh Longc expect -
move 10 Essex Junction soon.-The Fort
nightly club meets at the home of Miss
Eva MaComber this afternoon
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CORNWALL.

The thank-offering meeting of the wo-
mans Missionary society which was held
at the home Of Mrs G. r. Sampson was
well attended An interesting program
was given and the receipts were sl3--
Glars. only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
e. Murray, who was operated on for
appendicitis, is reported as improving rap
idly.-George f. Field OF Los Angeles
Cal. is in town TO visit his brother A. j.
Field and famiy.-The remains of Reuben
Peck, who died at the home Of his son,
Earl IN Whiting Friday. April T. and
whose funeral was held Sunday, were
brought to West Cornwall and buried in
the family lot. Mr. Peck was s. years OF
age. He leaves two sons. Aretus Of this
place and Earl OF Writings also two sis.
tiers, Mrs A. II. Taylor and Mrs J W.
Atwood, OF this town
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GRANVILLE.

The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. IA. G.
Hubbard. Mrs. l.. n. Boycc, left for her
home in Binghamton, n. Y, Monday
Mrs Wales Sargent and daughter Hazel
OF Randolph. who have been in town this
winter returned home Wednesday
George Sargent had a narrow escape from
losing his left eye when a moulding with
a nall In 1t, fell and hit him. The nail
penetrated the cheek at the corner of his
eve, making wound which has required
much care.-Clyde Campbell has had a
hard cold, but is able to be out now
Ale Briggs, road commissioner has a
gang OF men ~ the road repairing dam
age caused by the high water
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ORWELL.

j. NJ. stevens, who has been in New
York, returned the first of the week
Ned Daniels and family are moving to
New Amsterdam. y. Y. He has a posi-
ton in a beef esta bishment.-S u. Wells
died Monday night, March 81, from heart
failure. lie was Ss years old He was
born in Bridport. The funeral was held
at the church Thursday at 200 p. m. The
Rev, Williams otiiciated Mt. Tndepep
dencc Lodge No. 10 attended in body
Mrs, John Knox died April . from a
shock. Her funeral was held at the
house Saturday at zoo p, m The Rev.
Williams OBLIGATED. Singing was by Mrs
l.. y. Rowe, Mrs. G. NJ Cook, l.. w.
CUTS and r. S. YounG.-Charles Steele
died in Benson Thursday OF pneumonia
and his remains were brought here Sat-
urday afternoon for burial THE Rev. ].
G, Williams resignation was read at tho
Sunday morning service April g. to take
effect in June--Schools commenced this
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SALISBURY.

The funeral of Trial f, Beach was held
at his late residence Monday afternoon,
the Rev Peter Heller officiating Schools
in town began the spring term Monday
with Miss Fem in the village intermed-
ate and Miss Delano in the Center
schools. The Rev. Peter Heller Is attend
ing the Session of Troy conference at
Saratoga, y. Y.--Mark s. White, life
long resident in town. died Mon
day evening OF cancer, after
long illness.-The Ladies' Missionary
society OF the CongreGa tional Church met
with Mrs, c, j. Kingsley Tuesday-Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hunt of East Middlebury
are spending a few days with Miss Mar.
garet Severy. MIR. and Mrs. G.. A. Beach
OF Nergennes were in town Sunday and
Monday to attend the funeral OF his
father.-Mrs Smith Of Rutland Is spend
ing a few days with Mrs, o. Nelson
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WHITING.

Miss Kate Rich returned to Brandon
Tuesday after visiting her sister Mrs.
Brown. for three weeks.-V. G. Kelsey
is ill.-Mrs. Arthur Collins of Boston is
the guest of Mrs Baker and Mrs. Need
ham. Gladys Bryant of Albany. n.
Y. is a guest of friends in town.--Miss
Ella ketcham is i'll at her home in Bran
don.-Harry Pierce passed Sunday with
his mother in Middlebury The funeral
of Mr.. Peck was held Sunday. burial be-
ing In. Cornwall-Arthur Freegard pa SIS
cd Tuesday In Brandon Miss Hazel blair
OF the central telephone office is taking
short vacation Miss Lena Trudo is
substitution in her absence
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Howard Brown is able to be out after
being i'll with a hard cold The listers
have started on their annual rounds.--A
Strong is installing a cheese making out
tit at his large dairy farm, which he re-
Gently bought of +, NJ. Van Sicklen.-W
". Aldrich has purchased a Ford auto
mobile to use in delivering mail on his
route--MrS. j DUEL, who has been i'll
M the home OF her sister in the city, re-
turned home last week Miss Lena Mill
ham is at home from her work in the tel
ephone office for a vacation OF two weeks
Mr., and Mrs Carl Platka Of Burlington
were at u J. Mnlhan1's sunday
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

me -=hd annual reports oc the trustees
ana other officers Of the village for the
Hsoal year ending April |, 1913. are read,'
Tor distribution among the taxpayers
Inc chlefs report shows that the fire de-
partment responded to "a alarms and with
tHe exception of the Goldberg tailor shop
fire, there were no fires OF a serious ma
'ure' The department expended 81 sol g.
ana the police department, for salaries
Tor three policemen and other EXPENSES.
"'4I''ls' ne supplies for the street de-
paftment cost S,l3i76: la Dor ON streets
N'4es'S'' sewer department. including la
Dor ana supplies, 1855 46; sprinkling streets
ana other expenses, s672.47; for water for
nre protection and at the hose houses
M'loo' Tor lighting streets and for lights
at the Steamer and Lafayette Hose
houses S,l26.45; interest on village orders
ana sewer bonds, SCOTT: mis- 'eIlaneous
expenditures, N,i9S o.; total spent FOR the
year slS'slS93 TO run the village for the
ensuing year win cost sl3, 36S 50 and to
meet these fixed charges and other neces-
saiy expenses tax OF 80 cents on dol
i"I vi ne grand list is necessary.
Inc clerks report shows that he coll
Iecteu lees for licenses amounting to s9l.
nc ohIet OF policies report shows that
u"'lhS the year there were III arrests
lor the following offenses: IntoXication,
~ preach OF peace Is. manslaughter. l;
'"ro'hy' H. burglary, /: keeping house
~ III iame' !; open and gross lewdness, |;
, 'o'"''oh sunday closing law, ,; truancy'
- ha!iclously injuring property, .. The
''es paid to The village hv the depart
ment were s50l. 90
ne report of the library trustees con-
tsIn' the following statistics Number OF
pooHs' 2'56o; number of cards In force,
l'ooo' largest number Of books Withdrawn
IN ore day, l2l largest number with
onaWn II one month, l,eso; total number
Wlthdra~s In the year ending February
rs 1905. The treasurer OF tho board Of
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ADDISON.

A daughter was born on April to Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy M, Gage.-Mr, and Mrs
c, II, Marshall have az their guest their
daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs
Bane If Whitehall, n. Y.--Grand View
Grange held meeting Friday evening
Mrs L, 6. W-hstferd 1T Yersennes is the
guest II Mrs, Fl. 4, Stielsle, ---srhsols open
ed Merday.-rhe children At l., A. Bur
pee are all I'll with the ru~ps. Miss Luey
Palmer has returned from q weeks visit
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MONKToN RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Earle A Cox Of Cornwall
passed Sunday with her parents here
Roy Nash went Monday to Burlington
where he has position AT Howes meat
markct--Fred n Deane returned Satur-
day from business trip TO F'airlee-J f.
Nash is putting in new machinery In his
grist mill. Mrs. Eliza Brown returned
Sunday after passing a week with her
son. Fred Brown, of Starksboro Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Douglass are having their
new home papered and painted on tho
interior 2. J. Taber e. Son ~ North
Ferrisburg are doing the work
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MONKTC,N.

The schools roopened Monday with the
~ me teachers..--J. L. Collins OF Burl!ng-
ton Ia Visiting his sister, Mrs r. c. La
rose.--Frank Jameson and family have
moved to the Morrell house at tho lower
end OF the village and he is to work for
w. c. Donahue IN the creamery as butter
maker.-Miss Lula Sweet has so far re-
covered from her recent illness as to he
able to sit up while each day.-Mr. ana
Mrs. B. c. Comgtock are to commence
housekeeping this spring in rooms rented
OF Mrs. Della Dean.-The recent rains
have left the roads In bad condition again.
j. e. Lall and family are expecting to
move to their place here and work HIS
own land
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Aid society met at
the home Of Mrs. James Field Wednes-
day afternoon.-Cap George c. Martin
has returned to Amherst after WIS.,
itne his brother, Carlos Martini
The Misses Eleanor and Dorothy
Folsom, who are attending school
in burlington, spent the Easter vaca-
ton with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Folsom-Mss Bertha Lewis is In
MiddleseX at her brothers, Walter Lewis,
on account of Illness in his famly.-Mrs
George Shortsleeves is confined to her
home with an attack OF erysipelas-Ed-
ward Mclby is out again after being i'll
with tho measles.
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NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting of Beaver Glen
Grange will be held Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs G. c. Everest We're in Bristol
Monday.-Mr and Mrs Wallace Hathorne
are parents Of son. born April i-Mr.
and Mrs Charles Hathorne of Bristol call
ed on friends In town Sunday.--Mrs.
Partch returned to Canada Monday after
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs Wallace Hathorne.-Arlie Kingsley
is ill--The Improvement society will hold
a meeting in the town hall Saturday even
ing FOR the purpose OF electing officers.
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BRIDPORT.

The auxiliary viii entertain the Friendly
club at Mrs c. II, Smiths Wednesday
afternoon, April l6. A telephone has been
installed at the home Of Leon Swinton,-
Polly Palmer is attending school at Mid
dlebury. Schools have opened with the
following teachers: Crane district. Miss
Sudan Pratt district, Miss Draft; village,
Miss Ethel Billings; Hehert district, Miss
Rourke; Converse district, Miss Hanblia:
Lake district Miss Myrick; Myrick dis
trict, Mis-. Einssland Alma Needhsm,
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RIPTON.

The house occupied by Charles Moawood
burned to the ground Tuesday night. The
fire caught from the chmney.-The dea tn
OF d. =. Mills. who sustained shock re-
Gently, occurred Monday afternoon. The
funeral was held from the Church Thurs
day.-Mrs. Charles Billings and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth OF Poultney, are visiting In
town.-In spite of Indictment weather the
ladies Of the Methodist Church cleared
over s25 at their sale. The Rev. {. S.
Coulter. pastor OF the Methodist Church.
went to Saratoga to attend conference
Thursday
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ESSEX

W. j. Hanley is moving from his home
place on the plain with his son. Clifford
A E. Goodrich was in Burlington on
business Tuesday.-O. j. Remington has
been appointed lister by the selectmsn
Loyal Remington Is confined to his bed
Chester Booth, who underwent serious
operation al tho hospital Is reported as
much better.-Thers will be no preaching
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Miss Ethel Chaplin is III, Schools com
mence the 18th with the following teach
ers: Ansel Palmer in the Gore: Joseph Sar-
gent at Jerusalem; and Miss Vida Ellison
in the Orvis dissatisfaction Young OF
Port Chester, y. Y, il visiting here.-Miss
Cassie Hallock has the measles. Mrs
Mary Young is In poor health
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WILLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and child b,,.,
moved to Mrs. Lucia Darlinr,s -vuI,ar,
Burnetts little child is seriously in VIII
pneumonia-Mrs Miles Kraus has n
quIhsS sore throat.-The Rev. a. y. Potter
,st' ,or me conference held at Saratoga,
~ Iuesaay"-An Endeayor meeting
WI Dc neld In the Methodist Episcopal
.nuron sunday ntsht st the usual hour
mere VIII he no preaching service sun
gay morning but the Sunday school Will
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WEYBRIDGE.

Village school opened Monday with Miss
Stella Turner of Middlebury as teacher
Miss Loretta Thompson returned to Mont
pelier Saturday after spending the Easter
vacat IN at home. Mr.. and Mrs George
HER have returned from several weeks
in Ferrisburg. There will he services at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
and evening
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meet at eleven o'clock in the Methodist
Episcopal Church.-Charles Oetcalf was
the guest OF w. II. Metcalf Saturday,
MIS- Joseph LABEL Ia ill.-John Foval
mas purchased the old Chittenden place,
formerly owned by Mrs. Henry Patten;
consideration $4,000 He takes possession
Immediately Annie Angus. who has
been at Mrs. Willard Ferguson's through
the fall and winter, returned 10 her home
Ia Hartford, Conn, Saturday.
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at the Methodist Church Sunday, the Re,
u. Ransom Currier being at conference,
Mrs. Currier goes Friday to Join him a
Richford. The district school will one
April 14.-The Outlook club NEE. wit
Mrs. l. w. Hanley.--F'lve members wei
taken into the Methodist Eplscop.
Church Sunday and one by letter.