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rhe Somerville lumber company have
sold the Shannon farm to Bay simpson
OF this village francis Strattou has
gone to Wolcott to spend some weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. James Withers.-Mrs
Soule of Iowa arrived in town last week
to spend the winter with her sister-in-
law. Matte Soule,-Frank Gains and
Ethel Ainsworth left January - for
TIardwick, where they expect to reside
MIS-. Manvill Grant, who was confined
to the bed by Illness the first of this
week, is improving.-The donation at col
~linsville was n success. Proceeds were $50.
A banquet will be served in the new
club rooms in he keir block TO all the
DUNG mel in town Saturday evening. The
dedica don of the rooms will also take
place.-Mrs. Nellie Uric. accompanied by
her daughter, Blanche. came from the
Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday much
inlprbNCI
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bridge the last of the week, and was
there taken Ill with a bronchial trouble,
was brought here Monday by his son.
Lewis Bean of Springfield, Mass. and Is
now at the home of his sister, Mrs. L.. Il.
Sparbawk.-John Wood has esumed
work cutting Ice to I'LL his houses for use
OF the village.-The funeral OF Mr.. Grow,
an uncle Of Mrs. l.. A. Russlow. was held
at East Randolph Wednesday.-Mrs
George Lucia is Ill and her place in Nan,
the Mascot was taken Tuesday night
by Mrs. r. j. B~urnelL-There will be an
educational meeting in the new school
building Friday, to which all union dis
trict teachers are expected to be present.
Superintendent II. w. Lewis. who has
arranged for the meeting, will be In
cha rge.-The Christian brotherhood held
It's meeting Monday night in the parish
house with an attendance of about III.
Following the dinner. Prof. Raymond Nc
Farland Of Middlebury College gave an
address on The Making OF a Man"
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CENTER.

William +. Gillctt, an old and respected
farmer in the eastern part of the town.
died Sunday morning, aged "A years. lie
had been In feeble health and a severe
cold, with other complications. was the
immediate cause of death.-James l.
Grow. who had been in failing health for
some time and had lately been treated at
the sanitarium, died Monday, aged 60
years.-Walter Adams of Hartland
brought his sister. Mrs. Alice Tobin, and
two children to his fathers. w. Il.
Adams, Monday. where she will remain
for the present.-Mrs. Abbie Lamb has
been appointed Administrative of the es-
tate of her father. X. NJ. Damon's estate.
y. l.. Boyden and II. A. Allen are APP
praisers and commissioners.
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WESTF1ELD.

1T is reported hat W. ID. Miller or Troy
has bought George Roots house for his
mother and stster.-M. G. Hitchcock. who
was III Sunday. IS gaining. Mrs. George
Goddard returned from Montreal Satur-
day. accompanied by her husband and
son, very much improved in health
Misses Ethel Bailey and Mildred Bell
were at home from Newport high school
over Sunday.-Miss Rena Marston and
Warren c.. Place OF Jay were married
Saturday by the Rev. o. L. Barnard at
tho Methodist parsonage.-The l. a. s.
met with Mrs. ". d. Bell Wednesday.
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VISITED LAKE VIEW FARM
Members of Cow Testing Associate
Guests Of Mr.. mud Mrs. Drew.

y very pleasant event I'm the historI
Of the first Chitteuden County COW Test
ing association occurred yesterday after
noon when y members Of the association
" eIe entertained by Mr.. md Mrs. T.. a
prov at their pleasant HON in Sout
burlington
MOST or the members. who live IT. m
vicinity OF Essen, came by trolley q
me 'nd OF the car line. whore they WORT
moi oy MT Drew with a large barge and
'HEeyed 70 MS nome The forenoon wal
spent IN the Inspection Of M Drew
famous nero OF Ayrshire cattle, which
Is one or the Hnest In Ne" England, Jeln.
estapilsned IN l''".
Under the EuIdanc" Of Prof. ". T.
cummings OF the University Of Vernon
a WISH was paid 10 one of DR.. Drow's or
chards' where an opportunity was aivei
in n practical way Z" learn something o.
the work Of tho orchard pests.
Al one . CLOCK an elnhordtC turkey din
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GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

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LOWELL.

Among those from out of town ID at
tend the funeral of Francis Paranto Fri
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Levi raranto and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward paranto Of Wal
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hope of Mont
Gomery Center, Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Aral
of Albany and Nh. and Mrs. Joseph Aral
of Eden.-Mr. and Mrs. William Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kelley, Mrs. Osmer
Farman and Mrs. Oscar McGregor were
called t. .Nl1ouN Thursday TO attend the
funeral Of their sister, Mrs Pierce.-The
Rev. and Mrs. u. l.. Parsons OF Shrews-
bury, \. y. and MIR. and Mrs. f f..
Prichard of ffopklnton. Mass, were in
last week to attend the burial Of
their mother Mrs. b. F. Paine.-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Paranto Of Montgomery Cen
ter are spending a few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Nicely Bombard.-M Nancy
Fa rman is spending the week in Orleans.
E. w. and p. r. Farman are visiting
their sister. Miss Mabel Farman, who is
eaching in Lyndon Francis Paranto, a
Civi War veteran. died Tuesday in Royal
Victoria hospital In Montreal, where he
went for treatment for cancer of the
stomach. His age was about go years.
and had been a resident of this town for
N years. He Is survived by "A wife. five
sons and two daughters.-Mr. and Mrs. O.
.. Gregory entertained Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Place of Jay from Saturday till Tues
day, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Ma rshton
spent the weekend with them.-A meet
ing of the civil board of authority is call
ed Saturday at 1000 a. m. to abate I'M
just and illegal taxes.-Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Derusha of Derby spent the weekend
with their son, Benjamin Derusha.-
Leonard Shufelt has sold his farm to w.
JlAo91L,
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Vile. who works for y. c. Wheeler In the
mill. mad the big toe of his foot cut
Saturday. Mr.. Somerville was running the
planer and hit the board with his foot.
Mr., Shipman's condition Ia more favor
able for an early recovery from his
fall.
A runaway that caused considerable
excitement and apprehension occurred
here late Tuesday afternoon when Mrs.
Benjamin Marble and her daughter. Edna,
returning from Montpelier. started to
drive to their home about three miles
from the village. The horse became
frightened at the rumbling of two large
teams and started for the village. At
the top of the first hill Mrs. Marble told
her daughter to jump n followed short
~. The horse ran through Duxbury Cor
ners to the Eaton stable IN this village
where it had been kept. Mrs. Marble and
daughter were found Mt the home Of AL
bert Stroetcr, near whose house they
jumped. Or. Bidwell was called, but al
though Miss Marble was suffering from
shock no serious injuries were found.
Mrs. Marble was also uninjured, though
greatly shaken up.-The body of Nicholas
Ennis was brought here for burial Tues
IIbN lIbIl 7 llNSlitI'lt russ nv ~ llfI-
~ lived in Mlddlesex and is survived by
two sons, Edward ennis and John Ennis,
both Of whom formerly lived here. James
Ennis of this place Is his brother The
Rev. w. l.. Boicourt read a paper on
Modernism" Mt the Minister'S union in
Montpelier Tuesday.-The Norwich Mu-
steal clubs will give a concert at the opera
house Friday night Under the auspices
Of the senior class of the W. II. S. Fol
lowing the concert a dance will he held
in the knights of pythias hall.-Judgc l.
W. Huntley was in Montpelier Tuesday
to settle as administrator of the Benia-
min Marble estate.-Judge Crossctt grows
weaker each day. Although conscious
when aroused he nov pays but little at
tcntion to things.
Mrs. Annie Marble and daughter, Miss
Edna. who jumped from their runaway
team Tuesday night and We're cared for
at the home of Mr.. Streeter. have returned
to their home.-The directors Of the
Creamery association held a meeting yes
tcrdav to formulate plans for the future.
lnasmuch as most Of tho crcamery
machinery is located In the basement OF
the burned building, It is thought some
repairing can be done and the work be
carried on there. In the meantime, cream
Is being collected as usual. the butter
being made in the Eddy creamery al
Stowe.-Joseph n. Berthelot, Jr., ana
Mrs. Mary G.. Evans we're married at the
ConEregatlonalist parsonage Tuesday
evening by the Rev. w. l.. Boicourt. Mr.
Eerthelot has been employed by Eugene
Towne. They are to reside on the Spicei
farm on Blush hill.-The Modern Priscilla
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M1DDLESEX.

while coming down the hill from the
Eagan mill Monday the wagon load ~
lumber hitched 10 a team driven by
Wilbur Chandler. accompanied ny his
"'te and three small children, slowed
and struck the guard, which held the
load one horse was knocked down and
under the guard, whore there Is a bank
OF 20 feet. Help was secured from the
NrahNli1e mill and the horse. unharnessed,
romeo down tine 81 feet, crashing through
the lee OF the brook, An axe had TO he
used to tr"e the horse, which was unhurt
g Bronson had the misfortune 10
sip while coming out of the woods last
week ana fracture a rib.-NI. and Mrs.
NHilain falrN visited Mrs. George Butler
IN Montpelier the frs, of the wcck-M
~ Nelson has been al with u hard cold
an" threatened with pneumonia Nj and
MrS' r. hill were In Montpelier Monday
MT ana Mrs. Levi Swift entertained at
SUNDAY dinner MIR. and Mrs. T.. L. Camp
"ell ana MI. and Ms. Walter Carr, all
OF Waterhury.-Nau Carrier u siaHastook
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

William Carr while working at the Darn
Wednesday morning sustained a shock
of apopleXy and fell under his horse, the
animal Kicking and trampling upon him,
inhictins serious injuries. He was found
by his wife. He was ablo to speak a few
words. then sank into uncon~sciousness
and died the following day. lie leaves a
wife, two daughters, two brothers and
two sisters. Funeral services were held
Saturday at Woodbury. Center. the Rev.
Fl. II. White of Hardwick officiating
Austin Carr, a somewhat aged man, and
who has suffered from poor health for u
long time, died January %. Mrs.
Carr is i'll with pneumonia Henry Leach
is failing-Bessie Bailey passed sunday
with her grandmother, Mr-. j. n Bailey.
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MORETOWN

Charles Smith has finished work for l..
:. Austin and went to hls home IN Boil
ton Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saw
yer. Mr.. and Mrs. william Fisher and
Bessie Bruce were in Montpelier Monday
to attend the funeral Of Osborn smith
Mrs. Bernie Griffith was IN Montpelier
Monday.-Miss whitney, who works in
Wards store. was at her home in Cam
bridge over Sunday.-M!ss Fisk, teacher
Of the gr1mmar school, entertained her
pupils at the home Of Mrs. L 5, Austin
Saturday evening.-Mrs. J Haskins OF
Montpelier was at Merril Childs's Sunday.
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MONTPELIER.

TIL, Vermont state Spiritlalists' as
ISOLATION opened its annua meeting in
Grand Army hall Friday afternoon
Mrs. q. a. Royce of Roxbury sang vocal
selections and Fife /. Webster gave a
symposium on spiritualism. Fred Hackett
of Bethel gave a short talk on the prin-
Cipals OF spiritualism. a lecture by DR..
George 4. Warne " Chicago was given
last night.
Mrs. Rozella \. Templeton. aged o.
years, widow of william Templeton
and the oldest resilient of East Mont
p%elier, died Sunday at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Susan r. Dodge.
Mrs. Templeton broke one hip about
three weeks ago. She is survived b.
her daughter and a niece, Mrs. c II.
Drmsbee. The funeral was held at
two o'clock Tuesday at the house.
Miss a. Phillips officiating. Burial
was in Cutter cemetery.
Francis Iungc pleaded guilty Mon
day rlorniug in city court to a
charge of larceny. He was sentenced
to three months in Jail. but Judge
Harvey suspended sentence because OF
the defendants physical condition. lie
was placed in thu hands OF Probation
or GER c. \. Smith.
Thomas c Crowley, aged 4S years, died
suddenly al nine o'clock Tuesday morn
ing of heart disease. He was taking out
a wagon In the rear of the II. O. Kent
store, to exchange for IA sleigh. when he
pitched forward, his forehead striking a
rock as he fell. His body was discovered
by Mrs. George S%cribner, who lives In a
tenement uDStalrs. II. l. Nalholm. of the
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Grace Hall. daugter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Hall, died Saturday afternoon after
an Illness of about three years. The fun
eral was held from the house Sunday,
Mrs. Dean Hold officiating. The bearers
were Ray Hall and Henry Leonard,
George Thompson and Edgar Burnham.
The floral tributes were many and heau-
tiful. Miss Hall was q years or age and
is survived by her parents and a brother,
Carl Hall-Mr. and Mrs. William Bunk
er, Miss Ruby Hall and George Wilson
Of Hardwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson Of Mid
dlesex, Henry Phillips, Edcar Burnham,
George HUI and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G.. Virgins Of Montpelier were in town
over Sunday.
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BROWNINGTON.

AIR. aud Mrs. clyde Heerrnon ha We gone
TO housekeeping in his fathers tenement.
Lewis kallstrom has returned from
Connecticut.-Mr. and Mrs. George Bur-
rows have returned from Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire. The men of the
Bloomington Church served supper at
Academy hall Friday e~vening.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Williams have been visiting
Mrs. Williams'S mother.-Charles st.
Peter has gone to the hospital for treat
ment for tubcrculosis.-Mrs. Edward Gal
lop Is at Orleans.-Mrs George Smith
has been suffering with an liberated
tooth.-Walter Houstin has been visiting
his sister, Mrs A. Drown. and other rela-
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

An unoccupied barn standing in Snow
meadow on the road between this village
and Hartford village was totally de-
stroved Sunday night by fire. II was
the property Of Alfred e. Watson The
loss is moro than 800 dollars, I'm the
harm we're some ~ tons of hay and farm
implements. The fire is supposed 10
have been set by a ~tramp.-High school
students saturday evening gaze the
Mr Rob at assembly hall tor
tine benefit of the baseball team, clear
$40 n $50.
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challenge Mrs. j. D. Dean Of Kent
Who husband had been accepted al
a juror.
Mrs. Dean was asked if the preaencl
of her husband on the jury would
tend to influence her verdict should
he happen to disagree with her.
1T would not" answered Mrs. Dean
"I think / can decide fairly and imI
partially, whether Mr.. Dean is pres
ent or not"
Mr.. Dean was just as positive n
was his wife hat he could be indie
pendent in deciding a question.
"T would rather she shoul1 not IN
there though" ne added Mrs. Deal
was excused.
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BENSON.

y rls pipe burst In the town hall We'd
nesday night just as the young people
had gathered for Il dance, causing a
blaze that was soon eXtinsuished.-Sun-
day the Rev. Charles T.. Hayward of the
Congregational church will give a ser
mon on "AmVSements, and at the close
the deacons of the church. and many
others. VIII have a chance to ~crit!cise or
make comment. if inclined. Revival
meetings. which have been held for two
weeks, will he discontinued this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Odell Of Plaintiell
are guests At s, l., Bishops in the north
part of Benson Mrs. Odell and Mrs.
Bishop celebrated their BIRTHDAYS to-
gether on January y.
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T

Mr. Addi" Mansfield has gone to Shell
l,rr. 10 care Tor her son, George, who is
III -Th, last number In the lecture course
was The Potters,' January 25-The On
,..tlrmrpt society met TUESDAY even
Ing With Mis- Jessie Hayes ana voted To-
gl,r a course Of Entertainments next sea-
.,u. Thee, nope to give ave numbers
JI.mar N9v. who was injured while work
linz ON n building at the tale mine, is re
,ortod as a,tter.-Agnes Dow, who has
been Nor6ius in Randolph, came home
Wednesday.
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MORTIFIED.

Horace h. Briggs died at his hoine
at the Center village saturday even
ing after a long illness. He was a
civil War veteran and leaves besides
his wife, three daughters ana one son.
Bertha Plsstridge, wife o., Homer >.
button, and d%aushter of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter j Plastridgc, died sunday
night. She had been In poor health
for many months, suffering from la
bctes, but was critically i'll for only
" days. Funeral services We're
held at the Methodist church Wednes-
dav. the Rev. A. II. Webb officiating,
Mrs. Frank i. Moriartv, who had
been critically i'll and ut the point of
death for several days, died at her
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had q bad attack OF indigestion and heart
trouble Thursday morning, neceseitating
his confinement to the house until Mon
day morning.-The Glee club had their
hrst public gathering In Holden hall Sat-
urday evening. About 90 people were
present.-Elmer Chandler was taken
worse Sunday morning. He IL suffering
with jaindice In a severe form.-Bert
Daniels has been seriously III with the
mea sles.- Sarah Warren was called
to Mortified Friday by the illness of n
relative.-Gilbert Miles was improved
sufficiently from his recent illness ss to
be able TO go to Montpelier Saturday to
begin work in f. e. Miles's store.
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EAST WARREN.

CLARION Allen of Barre is visiting in
toWn.-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Long January 3.-Mr. and
Mrs, G. II. Campbell are visiting in Nor
risville.~Jamcs Good ear of Hancock Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Fred Elliott
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Fuller are going to
work for T.. H. Elliott the coming sea-
on.-Th remains of Elizabeth. the sin
Near-old daughter Of Daniel Ralph, who
died at the Heaton hospital in M~ontpc.ier
after an operation for appendicitis Satur-
day evening. were brought to Warren for
interment. The funeral was held Tues
day.-Ralph ~Spauldipg is at home from
Randolph high school to attend the fun
eral OF his cousin. Elizabeth Ralph.
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WARREN

Elizabeth Ralph, tho 5-year-old daugh-
ter Of Daniel and Gertrude Ralph. died
at the Heaton hospital, Montpelier, sat
urday night. She was taken to the hos
pital Thursday and operated on at 3 y. III.
for acute appendicitis. Gangrenc had de-
velored and she failed gradually. The re-
mains We're brought home Sunday.-t
Hickey of Johnson is visiting his son,
Or. Hickey, and familY.-The Ladies' AID
Is TO hold a trip around the world Sat
urday evening. Refreshments will be
enrNnd
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ORLEANS COUNTY
DERBY.

The Congregational Church held its an
nual business meeting and roll call Sat
lrday. The aides furnished dinner at the
church.-MrS. l.. Hanson and Mrs. Lucien
Jenne are in-Mrs NJ l.. Fuller left N,o6D
by will to the Congregational Church in
this place. of which the interest only is
to be used for the salary of the min
ister.-Mrs. Whitaker of St. Adams Is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Dalmar
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HUSBAND AND WIFE NOT
WANTED ON SAME JURY

seattle, Wash, Jan. -. 1t is not
proper for husbands and wives to sit
ON the same jury, according to "A de-
cision made to-day in a damage case
in the superior court, Judge Gillian
.-rniited rnunsU Tor tina plainttff 70
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Mrs. a. II. L~angworthy OF burIhstoh
spent the latter part OF the week Will
her daughter, Mrs. j. Horace ruiler'-
Miss Daisy Godfrey, who has been III III
Middlebury with pneumonia, has recover
ed sufficiently to return herc.-Mr' ana
Mrs. T. M. Lucas. who have oeen III
town for several weeks, have gone 10
New York.-Mrs. Alfred F1orey' VINO mas
been visiting In town for a row uaEs'
returned Saturday to Fair Haven
Mrs. Lucy Shattuck Tarnard' wife or
the late Ira Barnard, died Saturday after
noon at her home north OF the village
after a lingering illness with cancer she
was 70 years Of age and is survived by
three sons. John and Adelbert barnard
who live here. Fred BARNARD of Crown
Point, n. y, and two nalf-sisters' Mrs.
George Adkins Of Ticonderopa y. w. ana
Mrs. Alonzo Pettec Of crown Point.
y Y. The funeral was held ~ one O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon at the house inc
Rev. Charles Turner ofnclatiug. Int"rm"it
WINS In Pine Hill cemetery john bashaW
who has hecn employed at the lumber
yards OF Henry NJ. Gipson for the past -
years has severed his connections there
and expects to 20 10 Proctor.
Mr. and Mrs. waiter Bissen
who have been spcudinp several
weeks here. have returned to NewComD.
y. Y.-Allyn Dean has taken a position
In the Rurnham stor. to succeed Carroll
Sisco. who will 20 next week to Albany.
~. Y. where he will take a commercial
course in the business C~oilcge.-The Rev
+. Barnby Leach Of Milton, who accepted
| a call TO become rector Of st. Thomas's
| Church II few months ago and was de-
taincd by illness, arrlvcr here Monday.
He will breach his first sermon here on
Sunday morning-Mrs Vona briggs.
cashier in the \uttinp store, is having n
weeks vacation Mrs T. T.. Samson and
son. who have been spending several
DAYS at W. II. Sisco's. returned Monday
TO Greenfield Ntss-N,s Carrie Sever
ance Of Proctor srent sunday at her
home here.-Mrs. Martha Pitts went Mon
day To Rutland. where she Will remain
for several weeks Mr. and Mrs w r.
Clement and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Ruttor Of N,dd,eburv snont Sunday IN
town-The Rev and Mrs f. n. see1ov.
who have hcen srcndino , few months at
Dr.. i w. EstnhrooE,s have gone 10
Kingston. n Y-Nrr and Mrs Fred
barnard Of Crown Point y Y. are in
town. called here bv the death Of Mrs.
Lucy Barnard.
Miss Jessie V. Anue. daughter II N,-.
and Mrs. Joseph .Anoo of Forestdale. and
Edwin Phelns were married Yesterday
morning at ST Nary's Catholic Church
bv the Rev Bovle Mr. and Mrs
Phelps Will reside In rorestdale The
senior class of the high school will give
1a.as .. .i- Ia 49, z.,-Ia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
FAYSTON.

There are no new cases of measles re-
ported.-J. J. Nelson Of Concord, y. h..
visited s. J. Dana and other friends IN
town last week. John Kelly is Ill at his
hnne with his dnuEhter. Mrs. =. ]. Long.