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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-19
ESSEX JUNCTION.

There was a large gathering at Music
hall for the masquerade given by the
Dorcas Guild Thursday evening. The
hall was prettly decorated with streamers
and bunting from a circle of coored lights
to either end of the hall. Miss Alice STAN
ley as Folly, and William johnson as a
rube were voted the honors of the even
ing.
George A. Temple Friday morning re-
ceived news of the serious illness of his
daughter, Mrs. W. \. Roeau of Hyannis
Mass, ana left on the express for that
place.
Miss BESSIE Slater. who for three years
has made her home with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Slater, left
Thursday for her home at Chadron, Neb.
II. S Holley, who owns the star mail
route to Westford, had a narrow escape
from death Saturday morning while
walking up the railroad tracks north of
the station. He was careful not to walk
upon the track, on which the early
morning train was standing. ready to
pun out. He took the outside rail of an
other track and on this two engines of
freight train were backing down to
hitch on their train, left while getting
hearing the engines behind him he
was suddenly hit with such force that
he landed several feet away. A brake
man, who had presence of mind, and was
guarding from the tender of the rear
engine, reached forward with one foot
and hand and knocked him from the
track. Mr.. Holley received no more SER
ous injury than a severe shaking up and
a bruised back
Mrs. r. o. Mudgett pleasantly enter
tanned 80 ladies at her home Saturday
with a valentine lunch.
Ralph Pilon. who has been in the en-
ploY of w. c. e NJ. F. Donahue at their
creamery, has gone to Granville, N. Y,
where he has a position with the Gran
vile Telephone company.
Mrs. f. W. Baldwin entertained Satur-
day a number Of her friends in honor of
mr. and Mrs. p w. Baldwin of Cockrane
Ont, who are her guests.
benjamin II. Naylor of Essex Center
and Miss Harriet L. Robert of this
village We're married Tuesday night at
the Methodist parsonage by the Rev.
DR.. George II. Sisson
\ daughter. Beatrice Anna, was
born February IA to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
r. McNall of Essex Junction.
The body Of n. D. Landon, who died
in Somerville, Mass. Sunday, will ar
rive this morning and will be inferred
in the family lot in the village ceme-
terry with service at the grave at 10
o'clock Mr.. Landon was native of
this village, the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Landon, who resided
on West street. He was 55 years of
age. Mr.. Landon for the past 30 years
had been connected with the construc-
ton department of the Western Union
Telegraph company.
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JERICHO.

+. II. McGinnis has sold J. A. Pollard's
farm to John Garland.-C. Day of Chicago
is visiting his son, Carl, and his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Day at Silver Naples.
Mrs. Edythe Perry spent Saturday with
Miss Sadie Packard at Jericho Center
=. @. Brown OF Underhill was at his
fathers, o. II. Brown, Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Wilder of Jericho Center
visited their daughter, Mrs ]. A. Poland,
Sunday.-The schools are preparing exer-
cises for Friday afternoon in honor of
Washington and Lincolns birthdays
George Pettingill, while choppng in the
woods friday. cut his foot,--Mrs. f. P.
Percival taught the grammar school Mon
day on account of the illness of the teach
er, Mrs. Edythe Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McNall of COL
chester visited at c. C. Buxtons Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society will give So
cial in the parlors OF the Congregational
Church Friday evening. The play, Our
Church Fair" will be given. followed by
refreshments.-Mrs. r. w. Hulburd of
Hyde Park was the guest Of Mrs. G.. B.
Hulburd Tuesday.-Mrs. Helen Whitney
and daughter, Miss Barbara, have return
ed from Bakersfield, where they have been
for few months.-Mrs. Hiram Hanley
Is in.-F. S. Tomlinson is confined to the
house with n seyere cold
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at library hall Friday evening, was we'll
attended, receipts being SO. All the parts
were well taken and reflected much credit
on Mrs Stanton williams, who trained
the actors.---Miss Marion Blake of Eden
is visiting at John Tobey's-Miss Louisa
Hubbell of Burlington is visiting Mrs r.
G. Hlll.--Russell Williams entertained q
number of his friends at library hail
Monday afternoon in honor Of his 10th
birthday.-Miss Ruth Ball, teacher of the
upper school in the village, has gone to
her home in Randolph to spend her vaca-
tion.-The school in the Spear district,
taught by Miss Kathrlne Root closed FRI
day for the winter term.-The Library as
ISOLATION gave party at Stanton WILL
iam's Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Tucker, it being the 14th anniver-
sary of their marriage. The affair was a
complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker.
Miss Louisa Hubbell has bought the
farm belonging to the Melinda Reed es-
tate.
The marriage or Miss Ellen Amanda
Tracy and Lewis Palmer was solemnized
at the home OF the bride in Hinesburg
Friday. After short honeymoon the
young couple Will reside In East Char
lotte-Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Carpenter
of Essex Junction spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. q. Car
penter here.-Mrs. J. A. Lewis returned
from Essex Junction last week, where
she has been visiting her daughter.-
! Joseph Winterbottom OF Chicago Is on a
business trip at his summer home here
Miss Louise Bora Is visiting her sister,
Mrs Arthur Holloway, in West Lebanon,
n, Y.
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other State purposes. The preferential
primary system, whereby the voters may
instruct their delegate to political con-
ventions as to their preference for cam
didates for office, is another feature of
this years election and also the direct
primary law is to be acted upon. The
latter gives the voters the privilege of
voting directly for the candidates rather
than the present system of nominating
candidates for State, congressional and
county officers.
The Second Cavalry Lodge, No. 1873,
Loyal Order of Moose have taken up
quarters in Horizons hall in the east
end of the Wlnooski block and are grad
ually fitting up their lodge rooms. This
lodge has a membership of 1920, many
of whom are scattered in all parts of
the country. There are at Fort Ethan
Allen about $50 members. Differed as
follows: Dictator, Jacob Mailer; vice.
dictator, Charles Craig; treasurer, will
liam +. Fisher; sergeant-at-arms,
Thomas J. Sullivan; trustees, william
Kenney, Joseph w. Buckley and Elmer
Deffenbaugh. The meeting of the lodge
will be held Wednesday evening Of each
week.
Mrs. william Yandow and daughter
Mrs. Alfred Clavele and Miss Josephine
Y1rdow were called yesterday to Bury, a
small town near Farnham. p. O., where
Afrs. Yandow's son. Arthur Yandow, was
kiued in a railroad wreck. Mr. Yandow
was a former resident Of this place and
WAS an employee Of the Canadian Pacific
railroad Two other employees of the
itad were severely injured. Mr.. Yandou
was 35 years of age and is survived by
lis wife and four Children.
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UNDERHILL

Many from here attended the banquet d
for the Knights of Pythias at the homel
of Ira Morse at Cloverdale Wednesday II
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blaisdell Jr., areI
in Jericho Center.-Mrs. Mary Wallace
and daughter Miss Myrtle Wallace, have
been guests of Mrs. Medora Schwieg.I
Miss Eunice Gill of West Bolton is with
her aunt, Miss Alice Gill.--A series Cd
revival meetings are being held at thel
Methodist Episcopal Church by the Rev
Lewis +. Smith-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Cook of Burlington are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Bishop.-Rola Bodgett of Stl
Adams is spending few days with hs|
mother, Mrs, Belle Blodgett, -Georgej
Blakey was in Burlington Friday. w. ri
Mead also spent the day in the city.
A party was given Miss Luella Drink
water Saturday evening in honor of he'd
18th birthday Miss L'rnkwater received
neck chain from The Cleaner , a society|
of which she Is member. Refreshments
were served.-The Mayhower club met
with Miss Harriet Chase Saturday
Alice Hunt spent the weekend In JerlchC|
Center
The winter term Of schssl in district
No. closed Friday. The following pupils
were presented certificates for perfect at
tendance Floyd Mcclellan, Carl McClelJ
Ian and Earl Curtis. Henry McClella 4
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ADDISON.

The Christian Endeayor society is to hold
a social February e and will have
George Washington program-Mr. and
Mrs. William Noonan gave a whist party
Monday cvening.--lIclcla Palmer OF the
State school! Nergenrns, was an over
Sunday guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry palmer.-tddle Tucker is
still very Ill with typhoid fever.--The G.
y. Il society was entertained Friday
evening by Mrs Bca-dmaN.-L. =. Tracy
and Henry SpauldinS have been drawn
on the jury of the United states district
court that meets in burlington February
2i.-The Grange Dramatic club went to
New Haven Friday evening and gave
the drama. Miss Topsy Turvy." They
will go to Vergennes Saturday evening
and give it at the Grange hall under the
auspices Of the Nergennes Grange.-The
funeral of Prof. Charles Wilmarth was
largely attended at the home of his SIS
ter Thursday
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Miss Helen Lyon is unable to return
to her school on Fourth street and Miss
Evalyn Greve Of Iowa, whose sister Is
the wife of one Of the officers at Fort
Ethan Allen. has been. engaged to finish
the term.--A daughter was born Satur.
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ST.
Peter.-Ira Bromity has returned from
Wolcott, where he had visited at tho
home of his daughter, Mrs. w. II. Heath.
"A company of the friends and neigh
bors of Arthur Curry gave him a sur
prise party Friday night in honor of his
birthday. He received several presents.
Refreshments were served-Ralph Aldrich
is recovering from taundice All the
other children in the family have had
the same disease.
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the town hall Monday evening.-C. Ladoo
IL aple to be out again--O. W. Ferguson
remains about the same.-Mrs. Cleora
Young returned Monday to her home In
brlstol after a three weeks stay at a. l..
Nhite s'-rhe cottage prayer meeting
thursday evening will be held at the
nome of Eugene Minum.-IIarod Clifford
mas returned to his school in Burlington
aIter three weeks absence on account
or scarlet fever.-Mrs. Maud Wade Is so
iar improved as to he able to go to school
again next MondaY.-Myron Fowler VIII
urlVe the conveyance for C. Ladoo.-Ihe
wedding of Miss Kate +. Hill and
heuben Norton of Bristol took place
at the home of the bride Wednes-
DAY at 500 p. NAT present the Reds
are about 100 miles ahead in the Sunday
school contest "a Trip to PALESTINE
FRANK Smith has bought the Richard
Clliord farm including his tenement house
for $500
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in the interest of education.-ThomaA
Leonard, who has been i'll several weeks,
is improving. He has leased his farm to
j. A. Tatro.-The Home Circle Of the Con-
gregational Church viii meet with Mrs.
David Barton February 1S.-The G. N.
Dixie farm has been sold TO A. c. Dixie
Mr.. and Mrs +. j. Brady Dr. c. II.
Harvey and Miss Pearl Dow are at homo
from a month in Montreal-Mrs. c. w
Smith and Mrs n. Il. Clifford of Bur
llngton were in town Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Frank Grecnough.--Wat
son, the little son Of DR.. and Mrs w. r.
Morgan, is III with an abscess in his
throat.-F. T. Smith, r. w. Pealte and
Dr. A. NJ Norton were Burlington WIS.,
itors MISUNDERSTANDING of state Guy
w. Bailey of Essex junction and r. 70.
Brown Of Burlington are in town.--Mrs.
T.. l., Sherwin underwent an operation
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday.
l.. G. Lattcrell of New Haven and Miss
Lillian NJ Newton of Mlddlebury were
united in marriage February . at the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev c. n.
Curtie-Mr. ana Mrs. c. S. Curler of
Panton were guests OF Mr. and Mrs
G.. w. Spraguc Sunday.--1n the TUESDAY
night fire at the Drake-Farr block the
tenants on the upper floor we're saved
by the ircmcn placing ladders. The con-
fonts OF the posLoilco We're saved, except
ing the frame work or tho boxes and
some fixtures W. n. Erowo lost his
mirrors and two pool tables Al! that
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ". Wilson had left
was the clothes they had on. Day &
Palmer ard c. \ Hanks in tho Dumas
block moved out their goods during the
tire. Al the present time there IS not a
building in the village suitable for n
postonicc.-N. f. Dunshcc and Jed Ian
don were I'm burlington TursdaV--The
Treasure Seekers held we'll attended
meeting az the home OF Mrs. S. y Farr
Wednesday afternoon Refreshments
were served. "A card from DR.. and Mrs.
G. r. E6munds informs friends that they
ara pleasantly located al Daytonn. Fla.
r. C. cursor and family have moved
to ccnnes-Slturday' storm was the
worst tEa: has ragged here for years. Out
door worn was practically suspended.
The roads ana walks were badly drifted.
The school fair held In Eolley hall Fri
day and Saturday was u big success
financially and sOc!aily.-E. l.. Sherwin
returned Monday from Burlington, where
he has been visiting his wife at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Mrs. Z. Il.
Nichols who was called here by the i'll
moss and death of her father. Frank
Grccnough has returned to Pittsburg,
Pa.-NTrs. Loretta Chevaller of Mon
treal is a guest of Mrs. Frank Green
ough. she was called here by the death
Of her lrDthpr-N Mrs A. w Stevens has
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. n. w. Stevens has been in Pur-
lington with her sister, Mrs. Z. l.. Sher-
win, who is in the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.-Charles w. Gates is expected to
speak here February u on Y. M. c. \.
work.-The meetings Of W. c. Dunton
Post, G. a. r., will be held the second
and fourth Mondays in the month, the
special meetings being discontinued
Postmaster F. q. Hasl5ins and his as
sistant, L. l.. Sherwin, are getting pettlod
in their new quarters in the basement
of the town hall.--The :'ranccs Willard
memorial meeting VIII be held with Miss
Heller Weller Frday--E. Il. Shcrwin
Visited his wife at the Mary Fletcher
g., pital Saturday A ". Cove returned
rom Boston Friday n,Ght.--Opc of the
worst snow storms % the winter ragged
a}" saturday and nearly Il foot of snow
..l here was a rise in the temperature
- degrees from Friday morning.
Air. and Mrs. C. T. s. Peircc of Vergennes
a"o Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Fisher If Es.
COX Junction attended the funeral Of
Frank GreanouGh Tuesday.--Mrs Hector
Cous.no and Mrs. Martha Purinton have
beer visiting in South Starksboro H w.
Spooner OF VerRenncs was in town Tues
day to attend the funeral of Frank
Greenough.-The school fair opened. in
Hollcy hall Friday evening for two
evenings.-Ihe Rev. ]. r. Moore Of Wor-
cester, Mass, will speak in Holley hall
February 3 for the benefit OF ST. AM
brose's Church on Folk Songs and Folk
Lure" and "Why Am Catholic. Noah
Lathrop and son viii have about 100000
feet OF logs on their lumber jobs this
winters. d. Farr is planning to rebuild
his block this coming season.-The d.
rectors of the First National bank have
voted to accept the federal reserve act
Governor a. NJ. Fletcher and State SUI
perintcndent NJ. s. Stone will speak in
the East Monkton Church February 10
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CHARLOTTE.

The Congregational Church in Char
lotte was the scene of beautiful
wedding Wednesday evening OF last
week. when Miss Christine Emerson
Gulick was united in marriage to DR..
H. Leslie Frost of Pittsford. The
brides father. the Rev. Hervey Gulick.
performed the ceremony. The bride
was attended by her sister, Mrs,
Thomas Adams. Jr., of Pittsford and
the best man was DR.. Bradford C.
Powers of Rutland. The four brides
maids were Miss Marie Gulick of Nor
risville, Miss Fannie Frost of Spring
field. Mass. Miss Claire Beach of
Charlotte and Miss Margaret
Emerson of Burlington. They Wore
white net over green satin messaline,
with caps of green and white, AMI
carried cedar ropes. The ushers were
Arthur Van Cor of Burlington, wal
ter Sisson of Essex Junction. G. Fred
eric Jones of Burlington and Thomas
Adams, Jr.. of Pittsford. The little
flower girl was Marian Rice of Essex,
daughter of c. w. Rice She was
dalntily gowned in white over Nile
green and carried a basket of white
carnations. The matron of honor
was gowned in Nile green satin
trimmed with shadow lace and
black fur ana carried white carna-
lions, The bride wore white satin
mossaline yelled in chiffon, cut en-
traine with veil trimmed with rare
old lace, She carried a prayer book
and shower of lilies of the valley.
The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her uncle, Prof. S. F. Emerson
of the Unive! slty of Vermont,and was
given in marriage by him. After the
ceremony reception was held at the
parsonage, The receiving party stood
in the library under a canopy of green
and cut flowers. A. r. White of Bur-
lington catered. After the reception
DR.. AMI Mrs, Frost left for brief
wedding trip. The out of town guests
were Mrs, ]. A. Frost and Malcolm
Frost Of Springfield, Mass. Miss Mary
b. Emerson. Miss Alice Howe,
Miss Mabel Balch. DR.. AMI Mrs.
II. A. Ladd and Miss Edith Ladd of
Burlington, Mrs. George Bixby and
Mrs. c. W. Rice of Essex, the Rev. Mr..
Treat of Pittsforl, Arthur Willis Of
Pittsford. Mrs Bradford Powers of
Rutland, Mrs. Frederic Jones of BUR-
ungton The girls who helped serve
at the reception were Mrs. c. L. Hors-
ford, Mrs. Lewis Dean. Miss Root.
Mrs. A, Tucker Miss Deyette and Mrs.
Merritt Carpenter of Essex Junction.
There were many valuable gifts of
linen, cut glass and silver. The Con-
gregational Church gave a chest of
solid silver.
The play Cranberry Corners" given by
local talent for the benefit Of the grange
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ESSEX CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid will celebrate Wash
ngton's birthday at Memorial hall.-Miss
Thankful Morgan. who is Ill, is about the
same.
Stanley Stevens. who has been with the
American Express company at Sherburne.
Que. for four months. returned to his
position Monday after passing Sunday
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Stevens.-A Washington's birthday party
will be given at Grange hall Friday even
ing with an interesting musical and liter.
airy program. Lunch will be served.-C
E, Green. who has been Ill, is improving
Mrs. Barney. who has been i'll, remains
about the same.
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MONKTON.

An educational rally is TO be held
Thursday evening at the East Monkton
church. when Governor A. NJ. Fletcher
AND State Superintendent Mason S
stone viii speak in the interest Of educa-
ton. 1t Is also expected that County
superintendent Wiley will be present
Mrs, G. e. Noyes and daughter, Mabel,
also Mrs. Hattie Beech of Salisbury are
visiting the Rev. and Mrs. g. c. Cornell
w. II. Gee, b. c. Gee and Miss Helen
Gee attended the funeral Of their uncle,
Frank GreenJugh, of Bristol Tuesday
Mrs. Mercy Kellogg is IN town.-The New
Haven Dramatic club will give an enter
tainmant in Woodmeu's hall Friday even
Two
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BOLTON.

a party from Burlington took the
trail Thursday to Cancels Hump as
far as the site of the Old Randall
camp, going on snow shoes. When
they came back they were entertained
at dinner at the local hotel. Among
those who took the trip were Mr.. and
Mrs. Partridge. Miss Guthrie and Mr..
Dean. One of the party had two toes
frozen.-The lumbermen are doing an
extensive business in town owing to
the ice bridge across the river-NIrs.
Callahan of DuXbury went to hos
pital in Burlington Monday evening
to be treated for blood polsoninE.
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ORWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs David Lilly of Rutland
returned Friday after spending week
in town.-The Fortnightly club met Tues
dav with Mrs ]. S. WilcoX-Mrs. r. c.
Young is out after being confined to the
house cor week.-Mrs. and Mrs. j. II.
Thomas have been i'll week, but are
better now.-S II. Burt of Fair Haven
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
George Burt.-Milton Rowe Is gaining
from an attack of rheumatic fever.-Dr.
\. A. Dalrymple of Rutland spent two
days the first of the week at II. d.
Branche' s.-The church trustees will
meet Thursday evening.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Aoner Mcleod OF Clinton. Mass. was
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. a. Mcleod, the first of the week..
f. Conant is III with the grip.-The Hard
wick Athletic association Will present the
four act drama, Miss Mosher" Friday
evening.--Levi Bean, who Is Ill with
pneumonia, is somewhat improved, The
second annual barn dance given by
Thinkers was held in the gymnasium
Wednesday evening III. L. CUMMINGS IS
in Springfield Mass.-A large number of
people '"om this place attended the dance
given Ivy Dunn's orchestra at Green's
boro Fr!day.-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Could. Jr.. SATURDAY..
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EAST HARDWICk.

Robert Harvey is employed by Albion
Ratton.-Guy Aldrch will finish work
for Eldridge & Son soon. His place Is
to be taken by Charles Humphrey.-Ne
Montgomery visited his uncle in Mcln-
does the first Of the Week.-Mrs. Huldah
Gray Is with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Batton.-Nlrs. Carol French and Mrs
f. V. Hassam We're at Greensboro Bend
Wednesday afternoon to attend the w. r.
C. meeting,-Cllntun Stevens has had a
telephone placed in his house,-Frank
Eastman has undertaken to carry on the
Haker farm in Greensboro the coming
year-O. e. Currler is in poor health
Mr. Lamb IS employed by Frank Belrose
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cH|TTENlEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The democratic caucus was held in Hor-
toms han Saturday evening and large
delegation was present. Many of the
members Of the Franco-American League
We're present and their candidates in the
only two contests during the evening were
successfully named. The contests We're
for constable and lister, In the former
contest j. b. Il. CheVrier won over
George Horton, who is named on the re-
publican ticket, by the close vote of q to
iS For lister Louis Mongeon, candidate
OF the Franco-American League received
one vote more than Frank Tlllcmaire, the
vote being 81 to Is. Tho meeting was
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MILTON BORO.

Walter Robertson has returned FROM
Johnson.-Mss Blanche Quinell has rel
turned to her brothers, Luther Quinell.
Fred Luman spent Saturday and Sun
day in Burlington.
Lewis Ryan Is moving to Georgia Cent
ter into Titus Bushnell's tenement housed
Mr. Hackey has moved into A 81
Woods tenement house,
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BRIDPORT.

The Ladies' society will hold a social
at the vestry Thursday evening, March
12.-Mrs. r. l.. Hemenway Is i'll in bed
Mrs. Leon Swinton is under the doctors
care--Stephen Crossmore will soon move
his family to the farm of John Moore
3. Shoreham.--W. ". Grandey and Mrs.
Leo Palmer are slowly improving
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SHOREHAM.

The snow storm Saturday was the
worst since 1SSS.-Mrs. j. l.. Jones is i'll
with the grp.-The last entertainment in
the course will be given Monday even
ing, when THE Viewers" Miss Jackson
and Miss Giddes will appear,-Dr. Cum
minSs of Ticonderoeo met DR.. Sharon at
Simon Pelkey's Tuesday in consultation
over nephew Of Mrs. Pekcy. who is
very ill.-IIorace Lapham suffered a
shock last week.