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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

for Saturday night at eight o'clock to
elect delegates to the county convention.
Daniel Patrick and Elon O. Martin are
candidates for State senatorial fire was
discovered by Roy Estey in Elijah Hark-
ness new house Thursday night. The
house was nearly done and the painters
had been at work inside and 1t is thought
the fire started in some oiled cloths un-
der the stairs Ncighbors put out the fire
with buckets. The damage was slight.
The Kings Daughters have arranged
for seri1J of entertainments for the
coming fall and winter The first one
or the series will be by Dudley Wagner,
impersonator.-A surprise party was
given Thclma Reed Friday evening, 1t
being her 10th birthday. The evening was
spent pleasantly with music and games
Miss Flor nee Allen Is visiting her sis
ter Mrs Charles l.. Clifford, in Brandon.
Waldo Davies has gone to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment Mar
1orle DfVcrmorc, who had an attack Of
intantile paralysis, Is improving. PRO-
fessor White, who has supplied the pull
pit of the Congregational Church through
the summer, has returned 10 resume his
studies at Yale.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The lars4. farm barn OF Tufflcld Pro-
vost was burned Tuesday morning, to-
gether with about 40 tons OF hay and all
of this seasons grain crop. The origin
of the fire is not known 1t was with
great difficulty that the house was say
ed, as 1t was, several holes We're burned
In the roof-Miss Winifred Fit2slmonds
is critically Ill with typhoid fever.-Miss
Alice Aver Is at the hospital for treat
ment.-B. j MARROW has sold his place
to Mrs. Wakefield of Burlington who
will take possession October IA. Is. JOY
was in Fletcher Saturday TO attend the
funeral OF a relatiVe.-Mrs. William
Smith is visiting in Eden.-Mr Rice Of
Tallahassee, Fla, Is visiting John Rice,
his hrother.-Rohert White has sold his
place to Henry Lombard of FairfaX-A
child of Louis Dessany is i'll with in
fantle lysis.-James Casey has sold
his farm and stock to Joseph Tatro.-
The funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Reynolds,
widow Of Michael Reynolds, was held
at St. Thomas Church Saturday morn
ing. Burial was in the Catholic GEM
etery.-William Miner Of st. Louis, Mo,
a former resident, is visiting here.
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ENOSBURG.

Grace daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Kidder, who has had rheumatism. is a
little better.-IAttle Doris Leach IS ill
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Davis's daughter has
typhoid fever.
Mrs Edna r. Leach, who has been visit
ing in St. Adams, returned Monday.-Mrs,
Leonard Reed and children, who have
been visiting at Hill West. have return
ed home.-Doris, the infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Leach, who has been
quite Ill from teething, Is a little better
Miss NJ. Wheeler, dcaConcss of the
Methodist Church and assistant super
intcndent at the hospital at birmingham
Ala, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Edgar
Chamberlin, and daughter, Mrs. Sweet -
Grace I<idder, who has been very sick
from rheumatism, is gaining health slow
ly-Mr. and Mrs. Cobb Of Albany are
passing some time with relatives and
friends in town.-Mrs. Hattie l.. Nichols
started Friday for Pomona, Cal, to spend
an indefinate time with her aunt. Mrs,
u. s Nichols Her son, II. d. Nichols,
has located there-Mrs S. H. Dow. who
has been at f. w. Smiths for a few
weeks is at her own home again, her
health not much improved,-Mr ]. NJ,
Wright, who has passed the last year
with her daughter in New York, arrived
at her home Friday.-Mrs. g. r. Reming-
ton and son, Robert, Of New York city
are visiting her brother, F. NJ. Wright,
and sister, Mrs, w, w. Cole, and other
relatives in town. MIR, Remington is eX-
pocted in a week to pass some time at
his farm in Sheldon Junction.
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HINESBURG.

Waldo Davis broke his ankle Thursday
while at work at Prindle's mill. He was
brought to his home here,-Mlss Eleanor
Field has returned from a few days stay
in Burlington.-Peter Frank has removed
10 his farm at West Bolton.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Harvey and Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Harvey attended the funeral Of Will
liam Kimball at Rutland Wednesday,
Miss Blanche Small is visiting In Barre.
lanes Mckenzie has completed his du-
ties in A. 8. Hull's stored. c. Stone
has gone to Enosburg Falls for few
days.
The churches and schools are closed
until further notice on account OF sew
eral cases of infantile paralysis. The
hoard Of health issued the order Sunday
afternoon-E f. White closed work In
the CONGREGATIONAL Church sunday and
has returned to the Yale Theological
School.-Waldo Davies, who broke his leg
above the ankle at Patrick's sawmill Fri
day was taken to the Mary FLETCHER nos
pital.-Mr. and Mrs. w. E, Field theil
daughter, Eleanor, and son, Hun who
have spent the summer with Mrs H. NJ
Hull will return to Washington, d. c.
-~-4iev--A republican caucus Is calleu
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Z. ]. Moren was in Montreal Tues
day.-NIrs NJ. n. Coffin of Richford
has been passing a few days at the
home of Charles Powell.-Mrs VIII
liam Samson, who has been i'll with
ncute Indigestion, is somewhat better.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w Pratt are pass
ing the week in St Johnsbury-Miss
Grace Perley left Saturday for Vine
land, n. J., where she has a position
in a girls boarding school--Mrs. f. S.
Hutchinson accompanied her brother,
Harry Moren, to Ticonderosa Friday
on his return trip to Glens Falls, y.
Y. Mrs Hutchinson passed Saturday
in st. Albans.--Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Shoner of Enosburg Falls are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w Oviatt-Blue
Bird Camp closed September 9.-Mrs
II. Larock, Jr has returned from st
Albans.-AIiss Josephine Hubble has
resumed her position in W. S. Rublees
store after an absence of two months
The Woman's Auxiliary of Cavalry
Church met at the home Of Mrs. Dan
lei Moren Wednesday afternoon
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr., and Mrs, p c. Locke have re-
turned from a trip to Worcester and OK
ford. Mass.-At the special town meet
ing It was decided to build n new two
story school house.--Nrs Mary York and
son, T.. b. York, are visiting in South
Royalton.-A. i. Hardy is working for
KLmhall Brothers Of Enosburg Falls
Miss LOreY Gile has resumed teaching
in Underhill.-Staniey Shorey, who was
taken III Sunday, is gaining. Bert Street.
er of Barre Is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs Louise York;. M Lacailade is
moving to his home farm on Cotton Hill
Chester Smith returned to Burlington
Tuesday.--Mrs. Edward Guyette has re-
TUNED from Jeffersonville, where she
has been caring for her sister
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him Frank st ord -, on parole from
the State prison, wne.e ho was serving
sentence for larccn%. Tc!t,.l ga, arrest
ed at Saratoga Springs s. " last
month in company with Mrs. Leonora
Warren of Fairfax At a hearing tho
woman was sentenced for bigamy, but
Judge n. n Post Woul not dispose oe
the statutory charge against Te1iord un-
Ill he had noti'cd the proper authorities.
who wanted him on the old churFi
Mrs. Alice T. Bak ar wn) has lccr n
Denver, colo, for sometime, has arrived
at her former home in this city on ac-
count of failing health ana is at the homo
Of her sister Mrs. NJ : Glide She was
accomplished by Mrs. Gieder's daughter-
in-law, Mrs. IRVING Glide
The marriage of Miss Leland Elizabeth
lthoades, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor S. Rhoades, to Walter Henry Chat
fee youngest son Of Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley II. Chaffec, took place yesterday
morning at nine O'Clock at the home of
the brides parents on Bank street, only
the relatives and few intimate friends
being present on account Of the recent
death Of the brldegroom's uncle. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. II.
l.. Thornton, pastor Of the Tniversalist
Church, and the bride was given In mar
riaCo by her father Tho bride wore a
blue travelling suit with hat to match.
She was attended by Miss Mildred Ball
lard who wore n plum colored suit with
hat to match The groom was attended
by Lemon Button and Royal S Larry
acted as usher Miss Marjorie F Gates Of
Morrlsvllle played the Bridal Chorus"
from Lohongrin preceding the ceremony,
hszts "Liehestraume" during the cere-
mony ana THE Nuptial March by Oliver
King at close. The house was decorated
with bitter sweet golden glow. hydran-
eeas and asters, the color scheme being
pink and white, except the hall which was
IN green and yellow. After a short we'd
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Chafree will reside
at 46 Bank street.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Helen Weeks
to Roy Lincoln Shepard took place yes
tcrdav morning at eight O'Clock at St.
Mary's rectory, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. Joseph L. Paquet.
The bride wore pink silk covered with
shadow lace and carried an amethyst ros-
airy, Sh" wore n white satin hat.
She was attended by Miss May Duke Of
this city who wore lowered silk crepe de
! chine over pink satin and black velvet
picture hat The groom was attended BY
James Simpson Of this city Mr.. and Mrs
| Shepard left after the ceremony on an
automobile trip to Boston and on their
return will reside on High street The
( brides travelling suit was green wool pop
] lin with hat to match. The Erooms gift
to the bride was a string of pearls The
| bride gave the maid of honor pearl pl1
/ and the groom's gift to his best man WAS
n 10 r,fp
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FRANKLIN.

largely attended reception was given
by the people of the town to Charles w.
Gates at his homo Monday evening.
There were present beside the people Of
this town. friends from Derby Line Rich
ford, Montgomery Center, Berkshire,
Enosburg Falls and Sheldon, Feltons
orchestra OF st. Adams furnished music.
Harold Coolidge of Ellenburg, n. Y,
spent the weekend with his uncle, d. b.
Cooledge.-Mrs c. w Powell has sold
her place to Charles Peto Messer.-Wins-
low Gates has gone to Randolph Center to
school.-A. T.. Riley, who has been spend
ing two weeks here, returned to his home
In Everett, Mass, Monday
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Financial conditions arc such that
work on the poworhouse at the dam
IS suspended until spring. The dam
is completed.
DIR. John A Hunter, who has just
completed 10 weeks course in the
New York Post Graduate hospital
is to continue his work as adjunct
professor of anatomy in the Unlver-
sity of Vermont Medical College.
The contract for the parish house for
the First Congregational Church has
been awarded to Messrs. Parker and
Barney and the heating contract to r.
20. Mudgett & Co. The building will
have a solid brick wall and will be %
by "a feet with an addition to provide
for a double bowling alley of regula-
ton length. The building is equipped
with large gymnasium and a stage
together with club rooms and shower
baths. The building is to be equipped
to do practically the work of a Y. NJ
c. a. in the community. The work
will begin Immediately. The contract
calls for completion by January l.
Robert Colt of Boston is the architect
1t is expected that the newly remodel
led church will be occupied for the
first time October Ii.
The health officer of the town of Es-
sex has just received a report from the
State laboratory Of samples of milk
from the three diaries furnishing milk
TO the village of Essex Junction and
each sample was found clean and fully
up to the standard. Samples of water
| from each of the reservoirs which
| furnish the village water was col
lected recently and sent to the State
laboratory for analysis. Each sam
! pie was reported good, wholesome
water" A sample of water from the
deep well in the village was sent to
the laboratory one month ago. This
water was reported as good, safe
water"
| There have been three cases of in.
fantile paralysis in town, two of which
are in the village. The one outside OF
the village and one case in the village
have had the quarantine raised, the
other case being under strict quar-.
antine and is watched every day. TIL,
cases have been light and all are do
| ing we'll The health officer has Wis
tied the schools and notified the teach
ers to send home Immediately any
pupil who Is i'll. No persons have beer
exposed from these cases. The case!
We're kept under quarantine the re
quired four weeks.
| Charles +. Greene died last evening n
Gas o'clock after an illness dating sine,
last April, He was Go years of age. TIL
! funeral arrangements have not beer
made. Friends are requested to oml
| UoWerq
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city.-Mr. and Mrs James Nulty, who
have spent the summer visiting relatives
in Vermont, have returned to their home
in Boston.-The year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Brown, who was taken
suddenly i'll with infantlle paralysis died
Saturday. Miss Mollie }eals, who has
been spending her vacation with her
grandmother, Mrs S. o. Tlllotson, has re-
turned to Newport. Gwendolyn
Smith Of Morrisvlle gave Il pleasing re-
cital at the town hall Tuesday evening
under the auspices Of the Young Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Congregational Church
Miss Daisy Beals has been spending n
few days in Burlngton.-The Rev o. r.
Houghton and G.. f.. Wheeock arc dele
gates to the progressive State convcn-
tiOn.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

AT an enthusiastic republican caucus
held Saturday evening the following dele
gates were elected to the county conven-
tom e. S. Wright II. II. Parker, A. r.
Gates and H. H Marcy They were in
structed to work for the nomination of
c. a. Gardyne for assistant judge Of the
county court Montgomery claims that
as ONE Of the strongest republican towns
in Franklin county It Is entitled to this
recognition. Plans were discussed for
getting out n large republican vote this
fall
The selectmen have called a special
town meeting for Saturday at two
o'clock to see If the town will vote to
exempt n manufacturing plant of J.
c. Hntchins, providing he rebulds on
the site of the one destroyed by fire
August :, from taxation for a term
of
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SWANTON.

Miss Anna Wall is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at the home of Mrs. Mabel
Noley Mrs. James Farrell, with whom
Miss Wall makes her home, is in Edmon-
ton, Can, to visit her daughter Mrs
Hart.-Miss Mariella Bliss, who has been
at a New Hampshire hotel all summer
has returned to Swanton.--Mrs, L. p,
Camp, who has been seriously III with
rheumatism all summer, Is still confined
to her bed.-Miss Kate Stilphen. who has
been visiting at Massena. n. Y, several
weeks, has returned home.-High water
has again interfered with the work on
the cement dam.-The electric lights We're
cut off from Sunday night to Thursday
night to permit some repairs to the plant
at Highgate Falls.-Mr and Mrs. a. J.
ingalls, Of Freleghsburg. Que, are guests
at the home of their son, Roy Ingalls,
Miss Piper Of M!ddlebury is teaching the
sixth and seventh grades in place OF Miss
Mulligan, who was called to Pttsford by
the illness OF her mother.
J. b. Kidder, quarry superintendent for
the Barney Marble company, has sold his
residence on broadway to f. p. Smith, a
farmer living on the HghEate Springs
road. Mr. Smith is father of Deputy Col
who moves into Swanton on account of
poor health. takes possession November
|. Mr. Kdder will remain in town The
mower houseboat "Siesta," flagship of
Commodore +. X Smith of the Misslsquoi
Yacht club is being stripped Of It's fur
nishings preparatory to going into win
ter quarters at MaQuam. The "Siesta"
has been cruising about Lake Champlain
|
the Plattsburgh celebrntion,-J. h. KID
der, in charge of marble quarries ut Rox-
bury and at Bluff Point, n. Y, who has
been In town for several days with his
family, returned to Roxbury Monday
Richard Colomb. who had the contract 70
move two houses from the bow of the
river to the village, has completed the
lob. The George Brow house Was moved
to Bushey street and the Debarge place
to Lmekiln street b. b. Blake is con-
verting them into tenements-At the re-
publican caucus Saturday night the fol-
lowing delegates were elected for the
county convention at Enosburg Falls Sep
tember 2l NJ. w. Barney. John Niles, +,
II. Brown and II, j. Brown; alternates,
DIR. Half George Dunbar, J. p. Catlin and
A. Many.
SlmOn0S, MfS r w. Williams and Mrs.
b. w Johnson will give a party at the
home of Mrs Simonds In Douglas park
this evening
Oscar McGregor and wife of Rich
ford, former residents of Swanton. are
guests OF Mrs Henry McGregor for a
few days,-Ralph Seavey of Appan-
augh. r, l., who has been the guest
of f. ID. Lapelle for several days. has
returned hOme.-Miss Wall remains
, about the same.-Mss Olive Hemen.
way has returned to her dutic.
Mt b. C. Sheldon's store after vaca
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Julia Carpenter is the guest Of
Mrs. Maria HorrFan.-Miss Mabel FL
dred of Sheldon visited Mr., and Mrs. e.
c. Colburn over Sunday.-Word has been
received through Capt G. w. Burleson
that sydney Warlow of Montreal. son Of
w. NJ. Warlow, who was formerly rector
Of the Episcopal Church in this town for
four years, has enlisted in the English
armY.-Homer r. Sturtevant is having
electric lights installed in his house
Mr.. and Mrs. Brush and children of Mon
treal, who are at Camp Patten, Franlin
visited at the home of DR. a. d. Patten
Sunday. William Patten and Miss NJ 4.
Patten aCcompaniod them
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JERICHO.

Representatives of the Palmers, Pack
ards, Meads and Morses, all descendants
Of Martin Mead, met at the home OF lr@
c. Morse in Jericho Thursday, Septem-
Der 10 Dinner was served and the hours
Spent in the fluctuations, relating or
anecdotes and traditions of family inter-
sst OF the Palmers, there were present
Judge Cornelius Palmer of Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Palmer of River
tide; of the Packards, Mr.. and Mrs"
Seth Mead Packard of Jericho; OF Seth
Mead's family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry j.
Mead, Mrs Florence Mead and Marion
Mead of Underhill OF Simeon Mead s
family, Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Prior
and sons. Stanley and Russell, of Under
hill: of the Morscs Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.
Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs, Ira c. Morse OF
Jericho, Mrs Mary Morse, Ira r. Morse,
Mr.. and Mrs Josie Leach and James
Lonely of Cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. HAYDEN of Riverside and Mrs. NJ NJ.
Remington. Those present agreed to
plan for n similar occasion next year on
June 25 at the old Martin Mead home-
stead. occupied now by Henry j. Mead
and his son, II Carl, at Underhill. The
committee of arrangements is Mrs NJ
J. Wilbur, Mrs NJ Alice Hayden, Mrs
Melissa Packard Mrs. Florence Mead
and Mrs. George Prior. Mrs Hattie Pal
mer was asked to prepare poem and
C. H. Hayden was appointed historian.
Dr. and Mrs. William Giles and dauEh-
ter, Elizabeth, who have been spending
several weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs William AlmOn. returned to their
home in Montreal September 9.-Mrs.
Thomas Carroll, who has been with Miss
Ellen Costello, has returned to her home
IN New York;. F.. Krewc of Nam
aroncck, n. Y, is spending a few days in
town.--Iva Pettingill has gone to Essex.
where she will board with Mrs. Claud
Chaplin and attend school.-Mrs Prior,
who has been with Miss Julia Porter, has
returned to her home in Burlington on
account Of Illness Floyd Hulburd has
returned to SuHeld, Conn, where he is
attending school,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Blanche Carpenter of Essex juno
ton visited at John Miles Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs. Sadie Stevens of Burlng-
ton has been visiting at r. A. Norton's
and II, W. Sargent s.-Mrs. G. w. Bagley
of Hudson, n. H., is visiting her sister
Mrs. r, j. Trombley, and brother, II. W.
sargent.-M +. Brewster and family are
having an outing at Long Point.-D. f,
Hanks has moved into a part of Alison
SwinYer's tenement house.-Mrs Susan
Stokes of New York state is visiting
her nephews, Edison and Marble Pierce.
DR.. and Mrs G. F. Edmunds of Brs-
tol visited their daughter, Mrs, Ralph
Miles, Sunday.-Mrs, Catharne Beane of
Lincoln Is visiting her daughter, Mrs,
V. r. Sargent.-A. j. Swinyer has begun
making last blocks again after a two
months vacation.
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GRAND AISLE

as Win.h of U.,.s 1.t. = Y,
is visiting his son, W. II. Win h.-H o.
Reynolds and Or Branch are attending
the fair at White River Junction.
Harvey Winch left Monday for the state
fair al White River Junction He is the
boy who has the appointment from tho
Grand Isle county Pomona Grange.-At
the ball game Saturday between Grand
Isle and South Hero the Grand Isle team
won with a score of to Theodore
Cross was Knocked down and bruised
when an auto backed into him Saturday.
The Rev. Rule a missionary from
southern India, spoke to an apprectative
audience here sunday morning Mr.. Rule
has been in India for 40 years.-Schools
at the Corners opened Monday These
two schools We're not opened when the
others We're on account of the case Of
!nfantile paralysis at Or. Branch s.
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MILTOll BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tabor Of West
swanton spent Sunday at the home Of
r. e, Bullock. Mr., and Mrs. c. NJ.
Bullock Of Medford, Mass, returned home
with them.-Harry Berry has returned
from a two weeks visit in Richmond
and other points His uncle Andrew
Berry, returned home with him.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Taylor and son, Harold,
and Mrs. Emma Peterson spent Sunday
In st. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson of West
ford are spending a few days at
the home OF their son, Walter Robertson
School opened September with Miss
Maud Hilton as teacher.-Miss Grace
Wood went to Castleton Monday 10 en-
ter the normal school.-Mr and Mrs. Ed
gar Gabaree spent Thursday with their
son, Pearl Gabaree,-Mrs. Maud Hoga-
boom and daughter, Alberta, have return
ed to their home in Franklin.-Nliss
Agnes Linehan is at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Roy Bullock.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Rossier and son.
Henry, and daughter, Mrs. Mable Per-
rier. OF Newport motored here Sunday
The Rev. C. r. Sumner, who has been
attending the campmeetng, return
ed to his home in New Haven Saturday
accompanied by Miss Blossom Jewett.
From there they will go to school at
North Scituate, r. mrs. Eli Wetherhy
is at the home of her son, Byron Weth-
erby, of East Enosburg, The cottage
prayer meeting will be held at w p.
Shangraw's Friday evening,-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Sylvester and Mr., and Mrs
Charles Hart took an automobile trip
Sunday through Enosburg Falls and
bakersfield In Mr.. Harris automobile,
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Progressive party held a caucus
Saturday evening and the delegates cleo
ted to the State convention are NJ w
Whitney and II. H. Metcalf; delegates to
the district convention are James SAT-
ford and j. +, Foster, the delegates to
the county convention are ". j, N.ch-
OILS, c. T. Scribner, l. S. Thompson and
Carl May.-Miss Anna Warner, Mrs. j.
W. Hart, Marcus Hoskins and Fred Full
Ter attended the funeral of Tuffel Bost-
wick at Burlington Tuesday. Wild
or, who had infantile paralys sis, is improv-
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SHELDON.

Mrs. b. II. Lilley spent the weekend in
Bakersfield.-Mrs A. r. Grove has been
quite Ill, but Is now able to be about the
house.-C. Il. Pennell is to move his fam
lily into Mrs. Rem1ngton's house.-B. II.
Fairbanks, who is very i'll, remains about
the same.-Harold Marsh with the Wite-
more Shoe company of Keene n H., VS.
tied his parents during the week.