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UNDERHILL.

Arthur Nay of Boston has been visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. ). Nay
Mrs A. II. Sturges has oeen entertaining
her niece, Miss Hunt, of ESSEX Junction.
Mrs 7. II. Brown is ill,--EIhel Nealy,
among those i'll with whooping cough
Mrs. Electa Gile and Miss Alice Gile
were in West Bolton sunday John Ia
tro ana Porlcy Reynolds We're in Jericho
Center Suuday.-Mr Young of Cambridge
was in town Monday.-Mss Alice Hunt
has been spending "A few days in North
Gudcrhll.-Mrs. John Gushing has been
entertaining her daughter and grandson
of burlington.
Henry G.. Aver is i'll with pneumonia
Several more children We're sent home
from school Tuesday on account of Whoop-
ing coueh.-Mrs. Ellsworth has been i'll
with stomach trOuble.-E. G. Ellsworth
has been spending a few days at home.
IL. II. PcndlctOn, former resident OF
this place, is visiting here.-Mrs. Hattie
Corsc was In Burlington Monday.-Miss
Emma Edwards joined the l.. II. Bost-
wick Womcn's Relief Corps at their regu-
lar meeting Monday evenng.-Mrs. Fred
y. Lincoln will 90 this week to Topsham
| to he with her daughter, Mrs, Alfred
TollansJec,-N. ~ Bullard of Burlington
will deliver the Memorial address at the
| G. \. r. hall on the afternoon of Mem
oral day. The Westford band will fur
nish music for the Memorial observances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Blaisdell spent sun
day at Henry Wedenbacker's in Jericho.
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FAIRFAX.

School was closed Friday to allow the
teachers to attend the teachers conven-
ton in st. Albans.-Mrs. Ella f. Martin
has returned to her position in Woodstock
after "a two weeks vacation.--Mr and
Mrs. G. c. Paris have returned from
their wedding trip.-Mrs. j. ID. Shedd has
gone to Boston to visit her daughter, Mrs
Cora Brown Mrs. Shedd was accompan-
led by her grand daughter Miss Annetta
Shcdd, who will spend a short time in
Boston.-The remains of Mrs. David
Fortune, formerly of this place, We're
brought here for burial from Milton Fri
day She had resided with her daughter
in Milton for several years.-The Bellows
Free Academy ball team went to Bakers
field Saturday. The score was 10 to l.,
In favor of Bakersville.--M T.. Car
penter has gone to Plainhcd to visit. She
will also visit in Barre before her re-
turn.-Mrs ". W. Holbrook is passing a
few days with her mother, Mrs Sarah
Rowland-The Rev. George l.. Story of
Watcrvile was the guest over Sunday
of his daughter, Mrs. Hamilton.--Henry
DonncIy has moved his watch repair
shop from the harness shop to the rooms
over the millinery store.--lIarold Good
.ullaId is doing excellent work on the
roads and is putting them in hrst-class
shapc.-Miss Clara Southland vas at home
from Milton over Sunday. Frank Depatie
has returned from visiting his brother,
Louis, at EnosDurg.- Mrs Il. f. Callahan
and daughter have returned from an ex-
tended visit in Ncwport.-Mr and Mrs.
A. \. Bceman and son have gone to
Brandon, where they will visit a few days
before returning to their nome in Nor
wlch. Conn.-The Fidelity class of the
Methodist Episcopal sunday school will
meet Friday evening with Mrs. Emery.
/ The ladies of this village gave Miss
Maudc X. Clark a variety shower Tues
day night in honor of her approaching
marriage to Mr.. LeaCh.-Rupert King
went to Burlington Wednesday by auto
mobile to carry six members of the ball
team who played the Burlington high
school nine.-Mr. and Mrs. w. V. Farr
ana daughter, Alma, were in town Mon
day and on their way home Tuesday
morning Mr.. Farr wrenChed himself while
crankng his automobile. He was obliged
to remain in town till Wednesday morn
ing In the absence Of the local physi-
clans DR.. +. \. Petty was called from
WestfOrd to attend him.
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. W. A. Young and son, Kenneth,
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Corners, for two weeks, have returned
to Westield, Mass.-The funeral of Mrs.
Agnes Geordon was held at her late
home Friday afternoon, the Rev Mr., Adj
ans of Essex Junction officiating. She
leaves one daughter Bertha and two
sons, John and William.-Webster Lock-
wood who has been living IN the west
part of the town, has moved to Miss Bur
netts on the Cherry Hill farm.-All stu
dents In town who wish to be examined
for free admission to the high school will
please be prompt in attendance at the
village school house Thursday and Fri
day, May % and "a chorus choir has
been formed with Frank Talcott as lead
er, Miss Ruba Cronk assistant and Mrs,
Frank Clark organist 1t was voted to
meet at the Methodist Episcopal Church
every Friday night at eight o'clock -
Miss Bernice Bradley, who has been Ill
with bronchitis and threatened with pneu-
monia, is better-Mrs, Mosher is having
her house repaired
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GEORGIA..

There will be an ice cream social at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday even
ing. Mrs. +. j. Parmaloe of Enosburg
Falls will be present and give an address
on "Favorite Hymns" The proceeds of
the evening are to help pay for hymnals
for the church.
Mrs. w. O. Bragg is somewhat i'm
proved.-Miss Bina Howard left Tuesday
for Essex Junction. whore she will spend
a few days before going to Franklin, n.
H., to visit her sister.-The recital held
at the town hall Saturday evening by
Mrs. II. Z. Cooley was a success. a large
number were present.-Memorial day
services will be held at the Congregational
Church Sunday at eleven o'clock.-Myron
w. Hadley and Nellie o. Bliss. both OF
Georgia, We're married Wednesday
evening, May Il. at the Congregational
parsonage in Georgia by the Rev. o. w.
clark
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In town.-Mrs. Charles Field spent Thurs
day with her sister, Mrs. j. r. Varney.-
MIS- Henry j. Desany, who was removed
from the Fanny Allen hospital three
weeks ago to her sisters, Mrs c. s. Wris-
ley, of Essex Junction. Is expected to re-
turn the latter part of this week much
improved Mr. and Mrs. 1ngchart of Bur
. lington were in town May 1I-The
school directors of this town were in Bur
lington Thursday to attend a meeting of
the directors of this county.--Mrs. j. r.
Narney is ill--Dr George b. Hulburd and
Q. H. Brown were in Underhill Thursday.
w. /. Byington went last week to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment
Arthur q. McGnnis went last week to
Boston, where he has employment-A
meeting of the town celebration commit
tee was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
O. II. Brown, Tuesday evening, with most
of the members present. Plans and pro-
posals were presented by the various sub
committees that were appointed at the
last meeting to formulate and inaugurate
plans for specific functions of the celc-
bration; and these plans were thoroughly
discussed and approved. a committee on
invitation and program was appointed as
follows: The Hon. Il, II. Day, G. H. Hay
den and f. b. Jordan to send personal
invitations to all former residents of the
town, whose names and addresses could
he ascertained. A special request is made
that all residents who have relatives or
friends living elsewhere who were for
merly residents of Jericho, hand the
names of such non-residents to this COM
inittee. The next meeting of the commit
tee will be held Monday evening May 26.
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JERICHO CENTER.

G. e. Bicknell is seriously ill-Mrs.
II. II. Higgins entertained num-
Der of the boys at her home Friday
evening.-Mr and Mrs, Bert Beers and
family spent Saturday and Sunday in
Charlotte.-On account of the rain not
many attended the last meeting of the
grange good program had been pre-
pared on important topics Of the day
Mr. and Mrs. Gokey and daughter, Flor
ence, spent Saturday and Sunday In Mil
ton.--Master Robert Hall is iii with a
hard cold.-The members of the high
school who are in the play are rehears-
ing preparatory to giving it at Under
hill Center Friday evening Sunday
morning there will be a short address to
the children preceding the regular ser
mon.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

a son. John Alfred, was born TO Mr..
and Mrs, Tim Dufresne Wednesday,
A daughter, Marion Elizabeth, was born
to Mr. and Mrs, Leo Rooney Tuesday
The pupils of the three departments of
the village school are IL training with
their teachers, Miss Brunnon Mrs. Hard
ing and Miss McNarry, for Memorial day
exercises which are to be held IN Soule's
hall.-Mr, and Mrs. Wibberly of SwantOn
We're guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. Chase
over Sunday,-Mr, and Mrs, John Robin
son. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dufresne were
in St Adams Wednesday, Laura
Hull and Mrs, II. NJ, Wells visited Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Chase of Swanton We'd
nosday.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Warren
have moved into their house on school
Street, recently purchased from Il. a.
Wells,-Miss Il. a. Patten is visiting at
her home in Franklin for a few days
There will be a supper given by ST
Marys Guild in the Guild rooms, Thurs
day evening from five until eight o'clock
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SWANTON.

Au efor: "a ne.ng made to procure
town clock to be placed on the Congrega-
tioual Church..-Mrs. James ~ell. VINO
has been visiting her daughts-, MIR II.
NJ Bel, has returned to Nire'nia.-Miss
Hattie Phelps, who has been under treat-
meut in a Montreal hospital, has return
cd homo Miss File Dunbar is visiting ir
Canton, n MADAM Jones, who has
been seriously Ill, 70 improving.-D. w.
Hatch of Montreal. a former resident
of Swanton. Is Occupying cottage az
Highgate Sprinss.-Troop l of Swanton,
Boy Scouts Of America, = well organ
led and is drilling in tho old school
building. An effort Is being made 10 Sc
cure the regulation uniform peculiar &c
the Roy Scouts r F. Gsrvin, Il Civ,'
War veteran, ia scout master Harry
Be. is assistant scout master and drili
Officer; Wallace Gauthier first sergeant,
Thomas MulhcIan second sergeant;
Leonard Lord, third sergeant and mar
Oh
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. /. j.. ToWnc and Mrs. f. H. Ed
wards entertained the Louise NJ Smiley
Circle of Kings Daughters at the vestry
of the tniVorsalist Church Wednesday aft
onoon.-Miss Josephine Kirby, who was
called here by the Illness of her sister,
Mrs. Il. II. Bartlett, has returned to her
home in Schenectady, y. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ferguson of Starksboro have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Berry
Mr.. and Mrs. Il, J. Berry of Essex June
ton We're guests of Mr. and Mrs NJ. O.
Goodrich over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ
q. Leary and daughter of Burlington
were recent guests at the homo of NJ. J.
Gleason.-Mrs. T. w. Towers, who has
been visiting her daughter in Barre for
some time has rcturned-M. 5. Dimick
and Lucius Ellis were in Warren and
Waitstield over Sunday.-Miss Drury of
Wiliamstown is the guest of Mrs ~ T.
Tilley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George t. Bartlett enter
tanned the All Round club at their home
last evening, the last meeting of the sea-
son.--A daughter was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs John Mortou.-Mrs. I. f.. Townc
and Mrs. f. y. Edwards entertained the
Louise NJ Smiley Circle of the King
Daughters at the vestry of the Univer-
salist Church Wednesday afternoon --Irv-
Ing Potter, an impersUnator of Shakes
pearcinan characters, will give "The Mcr-
chantOf Venice" at the Univcrsalist Church
Friday evening, under the auspices of the
Louise NJ Smiley Circle of the Kings
DaUghtcrs.-A son was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BiShop.-Mrs j. w.
McGarghan has returned from short
stay with her brothers in Boston-Mrs
Igs
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. NJ, j. Odds has sold her house to
Miss Mary p, Anderson for S2,000.-Miss
Pearl Jolly of Berkshire Center passed
the Weekend with Mrs. c. NJ. Rublee.-
The Rev. c. j. Peterson exchanged pull
pits Sunday with the Rev e. S. Nraden-
burg of Enosburg Center.-Mrs w. S.
Cooper of Des Moines, Iowa, is the guest
of Mrs. A. W. Perey,-Mrs, A, NJ. Pond
and children of Richford We're the guests
of Mrs II, a. Pond Thursday.-Th Rev.
and Mrs G, j. Peterson and daughter
Marion, are passing a few days In St
Johnsbury.- Mooney, who runs one Of
q. f. Marcys trucks suffered a broken
wrist Monday while cranking up the
machine-H Howard Larock is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dan Larock, Sr.
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. f. r. Stoddard went Tuesday to
johnson and will drive from there to
Westfield with c. c. Stoddard's remains,
which We're placed in the vault in Bur-
lngton during the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
I. j. Hodgkins Of Johnson will accom-
pany Mrs Stoddard to Westfeld. The
mems Bible class of the Method st
Church will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the church parlors Friday
evening and the ID. c. Smith class is In
vited to attend the meeting. a musical
program will be rendered by Miss Ora
Hunt and Miss Larsen of Burlington.
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WESTFORD.

special memorial service will be held
in the Congregational Church Sunday
morning. Mr.. and Mrs Floyd a. Grow
went to Bristol Thursday on account of
the serious Illness of Mrs. Grows sister,
Mrs. H. NJ. Gleason-Miss Lessc cobb
was at home over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
d. A. Stone were called to Essex juno
ton Saturday by the dangerous condition
of Mrs. stones father, Mr. Galc.-Miss
Reynolds of Fairfax was the guest of
Miss Lillian Petty over Sunday.-The
Daisy Chain meets at the home of Mrs.
j. f.. Allen Saturday afternoon. Miss
Florence Smith was at home over sun
day,
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MILTON.

The board of health for the town of
Milton met Saturday at the town clerks
office and heard a complaint of parties
against the Hood creamery for running
their sewage into the Minckler brook.
The board ordered 1t stopped. In the
matter of the complaint against the open
sewer on River street the board ordered
the nuisance abated, but gave one week
for the people interested and the trus-
tees of the village to agree on some way
of putting in n sewer pipe. The village
will put it in if $lo0 is raised. Ninety dol
lars was raised tely.-Saturday
the Henry Brown house was put up at
auction, and bid off by j. f. Reeves for
sl,212.5O-S. r. Moulton and Thomas
Reeves were in town Saturday.-Mrs. Lu-
cha b. Powell is improving.-S. II. Ashley
is settling his fathers estate. He will
stay another week before returning to his
home In Grand Forks, ~ D.-Cieorge l..
More is at home.
Examinations for town pupils for free
tuition will be held at the Congrega tional
vestry the 22d and 23d.-Thc Misses Grace
Phillipin of Sheldon and Ruth phillipin
of White River Junction have been visit
ing in town.--Alrs. Wolcott Beach of Jer-
icho is guest at +. S. Morgan's MIR.
and Mrs II. H. Fuller are spending
day or two at South Hero.-Mrs William
Bailey of Wolcott is Visiting at Charles
l.. Jackson'S Mrs. william Washburnc is
ill.-Mr. and Mrs G. A. Pratt are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. j. Il. Drew. in
Rumney, y. H.-Miss Alice Pattee spent
Sunday at her home in Georgia.-Mrs
Zeb Wagner is at the Fanny Allen hos
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mitchell Martin Jr., .-s sold his plIc"
to Harvey Brooks and Is making prepar-
ations to move with his family to Bos-
ton.-A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Girard Mouday,-The probate
court has appointed w, j. Wright admin
istrator of the estate o. the late II. O.
Rowley, with Fl. H. Tracy and II. Il.
Marcy commissioners,-M.Gg Maud and
James Duso are visiting in EnOsburg
Fnlls.-Mrs f. r. liutchins and Mrs.
Peppin went to Burlington Tuesday,-P,
H. Coleman and Joseph l.afrank were in
St Alhans "Wednesday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs, NJ. T., Brewster is visiting her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. William Cady, at
Jericho.-The Rev. ID. T. Conlan of Provi-
dence, r. l., has been engaged as pastor
here. He will begin his work June !. The
service on that day will be at II o'clock.
Mrs. Casandria Ellis, who has been
spending the winter with her daughter,
has returned and is with Mrs, Cordelia
Ellis.--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimball have
returned from New Hampshire, where
they have been al work.-Levi Taft has
returned from Berlin after several weeks
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weekend at II. s. Fonda MRS
Charles Dow has returned from Lin
coin where she went to attend the funeral
Of her father, Girdin Tucker.--Miss Leila
Fonda has returned after a week in Bur-
lington.- News has been rcceied of the
death of the Rev. Lewis h. Hibbard on
May 10 at his home In Des Moines, | IVA.
&C. L. Van Vlet is slowly recovering
from injuries received when thrown from
sulky plough.-A son, Peter, was born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. George Ashley
The Rev. w. B. Goodman will preach
here next Sunday afternoon.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs benjamin Lilley of sheldon is Wis
ting her brother, Lee Maynard.-L l..
Wells. an old resident, died Friday after
a short illness. He was Ct years old. He
leaves "A wife, one daughter and seven
sons Tho funeral was held Tuesday at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. w. b.
Hyde F.. \. Wells. also an old resident
of the town. died Saturday after a linger-
inl illness with liver trouble He was
a years old and is survived by a wife
two daughters and one son. The funeral
was held Tuesday at his home at 10
u,-IA,nl.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs John Rushford and Mrs Saloma
Whitcomb are spending a few days with
their brother. ELI Shangraw, at Mont
gomery village DIR. Il. L. Washburu Of
East Berkshire was called to w. y, shan
graw's in consultation with DR., q, s.
Clark in the case of Christie L. shan
graw, who is seriously ill-Mrs Mable
Reed of Enosburg is at the home of David
Baker,-ISeveral from this place attended
the telephone meeting at Montgomery
Center Tuesday.
Mrs laura Lumbra of MONTGOMERY vii
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JERICHO.

Mrs Sarah Martin and daughter, Miss
Jennie Martin, left Thursday morning for
York Beach, Me, where they will remain
for the summor-Albert j. Schllhammer
was a visitor in Burlington Thursday
Mrs Mary Day Of Underhil is visiting at
Mr., and Mrs. O. II. Brown s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles a, Jackson were in town Thurs
day from Burlington.-Mlss Blanche
Wilder has gone to Bethlehem, y. H.,
where she will remain for the summer
Edward Martin has returned to Hudson
Falls. N. y, after spending a short time
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FAIRFIELD

Mrs. James Fanton, who has been IL
for the past six months with dropsy,
died Tuesday afternoon, May -, at the
home of her daughter Mrs. T. w. Hale.
She is survived by sin children Mrs.
Barney Roddy Mrs. 7. W, Hale, Miss
Mahola Fanton, j, II Fapton and T
i Fanton, ali OF this town and MIRA
Arthur Murphy of Canada Miss Vilera
Morton of the Leland Powers School q.
Oratory will rccite Friday evening at
the l.. S. c, fair which Ia to be held
at the town hall May 30 and 31-Edward
McEnany was thrown from his wagon
Saturday and sustained n broken ankle
y Joseph Lambert is making preparations
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Anna Midget attended the rank-
lin county teachers convention at St, AL
bans Friday. The Rev. and Mrs. G. w.
Turner OF hastings, Eng. are guests of
the Rev. and Mrs. T. II. Cresey.-E, A.
AlcAlllster of Newport passed Sunday
VITA his sister, Mrs. L. \. Austin.-Miss
Nina Provost Of springfield, Mass, is Wis
ltug her grandparents, Mr.. ana Mrs q.
\. Jones.-County Highway supervisor
j. G. Towlc inspected extensive permanent
improvements here saturday.
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BEAVER.

H. y. McNall and sister were in Boston
to attend the funeral OF their brothcr's
wife. They returned Saturday morning.
! T. Wagner is building a milk room
and creamery and will make his own but
ter this summcr,-Mr Brown of ST. Adams
is working on Lyman Leache's house,.
A. Riley of st Adams was in the place
to install gasoline engines for w O
King and Harry Craft the first Of the
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Marcia Sablns is visiting in Bur-
hngton.-A. E. Crandall has been suffer-
ing from an attack of the grip--A fare
well party was given Thursday evening
for Edward Coughln, who has gone to
Montreal, where he has position. Mrs
T. b. Whalen has been confined to her
bed for several days.-M. NJ AlGcr was
in Burlington Monday.-Mrs. Mary Ty
Ter, who has been III for some time, re-
mains about the same-Mrs. J. b. Atkins
was in Burlington Monday.
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WINOOSKI.

George Jacobss place was searched
Shortly before eight o'clock Saturday
evening by Chief of Police Barber, as
sisted by officers st. Amour and Hor-
ton. y team load of liquor was found
They arrested Jacobs and placed him
IN the Lafayette lookup and Sunday
morning he was taken to the Jail in
Burlington. Two witnesses for the
state were founl drinking in the
place. They told chief Barber that
they bought the beer in Jacobs's place
The raided place is at - Toilette
street and from the outside it has
the appearance of a grocery store, but
the interior does not tally with the
outward appearance. Four gallons Of
whiskeY in quarts, half pInts and
pints, case Of beer - bottles of
some syrian or Italian wine, an empty
gallon jug which had contained some
whiskey, 4G empty beer bottles and
seven empty half-pint bottles We're
found. Some of it was in a chimney
hole, some on a shelf and some in
roats at the rear of the store on a
roat rack. Between the inner and
outside doors in the rear was more of
the wet goods. Jacobs was vi1ently
ready to do a wholesale Saturday and
SulIudN IuSllltSS W non ne was
scarched he had about 100 corks and
some bottle openers in his pockets.
The stuff seized was brought to the
police office in the east end of the
Winooski block. The young men
found drinking in the place said they
are brothers. that their name is Mott.
and that they live on the Burlington
tide of the river
George Jacobs the Syrian whose place
was searched Saturday night. was in
municipal court Monday and pleaded
guilty to having liquor on hand to sell
Illegally lie was fined 500 for the costs
of seizure, and placed under bonds of
800 to appear at county court. This
amount he furnished. Guy NJ. Page of
Burlington appeared for Jacobs. He
asked that Jacobs be placed on proba-
ton, which was opposed by Town Grand
Juror d. l.. O'Sulivan, who prosecuted.
Probation Officer Sherman investigated
and reported against placing Jacobs ON
probation.
Mrs. Mary Feeney died yesterday morn
Ing of tuberculosis at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers of
lbj Weaver street, after being cOnneo
10 her bed for five months. Mrs. Feeney
was born in this village p years ago and
had always resided here. She is survived
by her husband and three small children,
her parents, a sister, Mrs. George Richard
of this place, five brothers, George Ros-
ers Of Amsterdam, y. y, Fred Rogers of
Philadelphia, Frank Rogers of Harris
Vile, y, H., Edward Rogers of Nashua,
n. H., and oliver Rogers of this place.
The funeral arrangements We're not COM
pleted last evening but it will probably
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OF The present term of school. The APP
pointment of n principal is In the hands
of tho teachers committee of the school
board
Miss Clara Bergman, daughter OF Mrs
G. w. Bergman and Monroe A. Moffatt
Of Montreal were married at the brides
home on Diamond street yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock. The Rev. Albert
Gale performed the ceremony. After a
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Moffatt
will reside i'm Montreal