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WASHINGTON COUAI'
MONTPELIER.

After being in session from time to
time since last september, county court
adjourned Thursday morning. Be-
fore adjournment was taken, judgment
was given in the case OF Frank A. Walk.
er VS.. town of Waterbury, an action t
recover for preparing plans for a school
house. the plaintiff to recover the sum OF
S7S7C. with interest since June !, 1912
Exceptions We're taken by the defendant
Edward, the li-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred l.. Peck Of State street has re-
turned from Boston where he has been
undergoing treatment by a specialist. DR.
NJ II. Rogers in an effort to restore tho
use of his legs rendered useless by infan-
tile paralysis about II years ago. Five dit
ferent operations were performed and
the unfortunate youth is now able &c
stand erect, and hobble about with the
aid of crutches. He is gaining rapidly
and ultimately 1t is expected that the
entire use of his legs will be restored.
A bequest OF 81 ,00o has been received by
the commissioners OF Green Mount ceme-
terry from the estate of the late Mira
Lucy Collamer Mackenzie. This beQueSt
Is in addition to the amount left for the
maintenance of the lot for her father
anA mother,
Mrs. c. A. stowell died ct Hsaton
hospital Tussday morning In her soth
year, having been i'll for a year a. the
result OF a fall in which she fractured
her hip. Mrs. Stowell was born in Cam
bridge and leaves no near relatives al
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Stevens. Mrs. Eli sault. Mrs Campbell,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Shequin and Miss
Mabel Sault went to Royalton TUESDAY
to visit Mrs. Rose Coolidge All are
members Of the Forest Street Sewing
club.-Miss Georgia Abbott has returned
from a several days stay in South
Royalton at her home During her
absence her place In the crug store of
II. A. Leonard was filled by Miss Flor
ence Howard.-Miss Elida Sanspra. who
Is taking her vacation from the W. n.
Peton market, where she was cashier
and bookkeeper. will after few days
rest go to Worcester, Mass. to visit her
aunt, Mrs. John Reed.-Mrs. Charles
Palmer after several days Illness Is
now able to be about the house.
Mrs. Martin Sumner Of Braintree visit
ed her father, A. II. Flint, Jr., We'd
nesday.-Mrs q. F.. Davenport was In
Bethel Wednesday to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Forest Blossom.-A son was
born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dudley.-Mrs. c. J. Stockwell was sum-
moned Wednesday to Hancock by the
death Of her father. Hiram Perry, ,.ho
had been Ill for several weeks. Mr.
Perry had been suffering from heart
trouble, but was more comfortable, and
the day before his death was able to
walk to the barn. but ne was soon
stricken with shock and never rallied
Mr.. Perry was 70 years OF age and is
survived by his wife one daughter, Mrs
Stockwell, whose home Is here, and four
sons. one living in Bethel, one In
Rochester. one in Granville, and one in
British Colombia The funeral will be
held to-day at the home.-Mrs. Harvey
Richardson gave large card party
Tuesday evening. to which she invited
about 50. Among the number were
friends from the Highlands, many Of
wnom had attended the other parties
recently held In that section.-The Rev
lI. w. Sharp, district Superintendent Of
the Montpelier district, arrived Wednes-
day noon to conduct the extra meeting
In the Methodist Church that day. The
Rev. r. L. NJ. Barnes Of South ROYAL
ton was among those who were present
ana the pastor OF the Mortified Metho-
dist Church was also present-Franklin
Salisbury had the misfortune to come in
contact with the saw at the Salisbury
mill Tuesday and two fingers on the
left hand were cut quite badly The
fingers Will probably be saved from
amputatfon. but they are seriously IN
Jured.-Miss Edith Goodrich Of South
Royalton, who has been with her grand
mother. Mrs. Celia clifford, since Mon
day. left Wednesday for her home.-Mrs
Charles Angel who has been III for A
week is now inoprovtpo
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JOHNSON.

Extensive repairs are being mado q,
Waterman lodge rooms, including a now
carpet. paint and paper. johnson chapter
o. e. s. bears a part of the expense -
Henry Moiles. ROLAND and Fred Mi,,er
have finished work for the Aner,car
Mineral Co. Frank Miller Is running tho
engine at the old Buck sawmill.-H Cor
don, son of e. A. Gordon. deceased. has
been sent here by the Stockholders of
the American Mineral Co. to look altar
the business. and has opened an office
in the Parker block. engaging Robert
Fuller as clerk,
II. N Gordon recently elected treas
tirer OF tho American Mineral company.
of which his father. the late e. A. Cor
don Of Boston, was treasurer has brought
that department of the company to John
son. e. p. Jose is president and general
manager of the company as before and
offices will be retained in the Parker
building --Delbert Scrfbner was in West
field and Troy Monday and Tuesday,
Mrs Harry Leighton is III, suffering from
rheumatism and a throat trouble.-The
Rev +. w. st. Clair. who has been con.
Quoting revival meetings at the Penti-
costal Church held his last meeting Sun
day evening. He was presented with 4
purse of so by the society
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Horatio Waters, aged 50 years, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Lesrte
Pike, Friday morning after a short III
ness The funeral was held at the home
OF his daughter on Sunday. the Rev. O..
c. Westcott officiating. The lntefment
was In Chazy, n. Y, of which place the
deceased had been a resident for many
years.-Mrs. Gilbert Hendry Of Buring-
ton is In town.-Miss Viola Tulip return
ed to her home in Chazy after spending
three weeks with her sister. Mrs Henry
Jarvis.-Mrs. Theodore Fleury OF St. AL
bans. Mrs. James Loop Of burlington and
Elmer pike Of Burlington spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F
P1ke.-Leslie Walker of Benson spent
Sunday with NJ s. Thomas.-Mrs. Hebert
Jarvis ia very H.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Principal G. l.. Green was in Cheste,
from Friday until Sunday attending the
older boy conference.-Charles l. Royden.
H. p. OF Whitney Chapter attended the
district meeting at Waterbury and rep
presented his home chapter-The Rev
George f. Goodliffe preached an excel
lent sermon to the union churches last
Sunday on the topic. "Uplift. The Rev.
Arthur Wall preached Sunday in st.
Johnsbury Center.-The members Of Hill
crest discussed the potato question at it's
last meeting.-Miss Mary Evans has re-
turned from the sanitarium after A two
weeks stay.-Miss Pearl Emerson has re-
covered nicely from her operation Of last
week and Ia expected home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hyzer and child have
gone to Windsor. where he has employ
ment In the machine shop.-The COW test
Ing association held an interesting meet
ing at the agricultural building Saturday.
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HILL WEST.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rushford and
daughter. Doris, spent Sunday with Mrs
Rushford's mother, Mrs Joseph Touch
ette Of South Montgomery. --Heman
Wetherby and Austin McGrail are ILL.,
Winfred Messier spent Sunday in Bakers
field with his sister. Dorotha Messier-
DIR. Larson has returned from Mont
pelier.-Mrs e. D. Shangraw Is at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Horatio Jewett
Howard Jewett is i,i.-Byron Wethe-bv.
who has been living IN Enosburg. is NOV
ing in with Frank Wetherpy. Charles
Hart Is moving back 10 East Enosburg.
Paul Brouiliate ana son. Alfred and
Julian Brouillette were In West EnosburG
Sunday. V. Martin and Vera Murray
spent Sunday at Henry Messer's.
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WESTFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Of Colebrook. n.
H.. came Saturday to see their daughter.
Mrs. Herbert Gray. Mrs. Hilliard will re-
main few days.-Mr and Mrs. Sylvester
Mercy celebrated the 51st anniversary Of
their marriage Saturday and received
number of friends and relatives. Refresh
ments were served and purse of money
was presented them.-Miss Donaldson has
finished her school on the west hill and
gone TO her home IN Swanton. The 10
months old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fourier died Thursday Of cerebral men
ingius after a few days illness. The re-
mains were taken to St. John sbury.--A
large grizzly bear has been received for
the Hitchcock Memorial Museum
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MORRISVILLE.

William D. Hyde, who had been in
poor health since coming to live with
his daughter. Mrs 4. H. Olmstead. about
two years ago, died at their home on
Bridge street last Friday morning at
1890 from hardening Of the arteries, He
had been confined to his bed for about
two weeks and had gradually failed until
the end a prayer service was held Mon
Baker of the Congregational Church Of
floating and the remains were taken
to Fast Hardwick, his former home, on
the morning train, Funeral services were
held there Monday afternoon. the Rev.
Mr.. Bowles Of the Congregational Church
In that place officiating, Interment was
beside the remains of his wife. who died
about % years ago William Delano
Hyde, one Of several children OF Farley
and Rhoda (RmsselD Hyde, was born IN
Alburg August 4. 1887 lie was united in
marriage to Irene L.add Of Hardwick, and
to their union were born a son. James
r. Hyde who resides in Iittleton, N.
H., son, w. d. r, Hyde, who re-
sides in Lewiston, Me, and n daughter.
Mrs. r. II. Olmstead OF this place. He
Is also survived by one brother, Luther
D. Hyde. OF Littleton, ", H.-Finley F..
Greene. who came to Worthwhile TO live
July q from Daland. Fla. where ne had
passed the last two years. and who
had been in poor health six years, hut
confined to his bed only one week, died
Sunday at 11:l5 a. m. from tubercular
collts Funeral services worc held
Tuesday at Hardwick, his former home.
Mt 200 r. m, A prayer service was held
Mt hts late homo on Pleasant street at
s:45 the Rev. W f. Baker officiating
at both services. assisted by the Rev.
G. f. French OF Hardwick. Mr.. Greene
was united In marriage to his present
wife 16 years ago. From n former mar
rage, three children survive him, Mrs
Duncan Mcdonald Of Fardwick, Mrs.
Roger Houston OF South Walden and
Perley Greene Of East Hardwick.-Alec
81. Louis 4. seriously III with pneumonia.
Word was received here Monday an
nouncing tho death In wolcott Of Mosss
J. Leaeh-Mrs. Alice Marian and niece.
Miss Drenna Cook Of Hardwick. spent
Saturday with the formers sister, Mrs
Allen B. Small. Mrs, Small accompanied
them home, passing Sunday and Monday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. r.
Draper.-Miss Mary Jean Simpson went
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The JefferSonville Cemetery association
will meet with Mrs. II. W. Varnum
Tuesday. February 2.-ieorge Gilmore,
who has been Ill the past week. Is able
to be Out--Austin Davis Is ill.-The H.
Illustrated lecture, "A Journey Through
Flora Blaisdell. was we'll attended -
George Fortier, who has been i'll a long
time, has gone to burlington. Mrs. Ralph
Hebb. who spent several weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jacquec.
has returned to Lunenburg-Haroli
Chase has returned from st. Adams and
is a guest at Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Riggs
The funeral OF Mrs. Della Westman
who died Friday. was held Sunday at the
home OF her son. Andrew, with whom
she had resided since the death Of her
husband. Orson Westman. who was
soldier in the Civil War-Dr. J. H. Bean
was called to johnson Wednesday for
consultation In the case Of Gordon With
erel. who was seriously Injured in the
tale mine. Mr.. Witherel is son In law
of Mark Davis Of this place.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. Harvey Wagner of Orleans are the
guests OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward Wagner.-The Rev. Mr. Hazen from
Massachusetts, Is expected to hold ser
vice here Sunday He comes as a can
didate for the pastorate OF the Second
Congregational Church
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young man, where he resided 40 years,
being engaged for a long time in the
hotel business. He moved to Swanton
few years ago from st. Armand buy
ing the Adams house, which he ran I'M
III railing health compelled him to return,
when he purchased the Baxter residence.
lie was member of Nelson Lodge, No.
D. of st. Armand, of which he was ma :
ter for some time. The funeral, which
was Masonic was held at the house
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, the
Rev. Edward Stone officiating. Inter-
ment was in Riverside cemetery.
The Court of Fame" a pageant
drama in two parts, produced by the
Kings Daughters and staged by Har-
riette Harris. was given with marked
success Friday and Saturday nights
the cast. which was large, portrayed
many of the famous women In history
who gather at the court Of fame to
claim of the goddess the wreath of
glory. Abundant humor was furnished
by samantha Allen. Topsy and Mrs.
Darlington and her son, Ike. The Court
of Fame" was n costume piece with ex-
cellent music, with dancing above the
.hi - |. IL 'oHiubiu W bpStoi
is in town.. T. Ayers. son of e. A.
Ayers, and Miss Nalma b. Vail were
married Sunday evening, the Rev. F.. s.
stone performing the ceremony. Tho fu
neral of Barney Mullen Sunday after
noon was largely attended, 60 members
of the Masonic fraternity being in at
tendance. There was large delega-
ton of Masons from Nelson Lodge, St
Armand. to which Mr. Mullen belonged
for many years. The Masonic ceremony
was conducted by S NJ, Nicltlc. master
OF the st. Armand lodge
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to her home in Craftsbury Saturday
evening to spend Sunday
The funeral of Alex St Louis will be
held at the Puffer Methodist Church FRI
day at eco y. m, the Row. w. r. Best,
pastor. officiating. The Masonic burial
service will be conducted by Mount Yer
non Lodge, No. s. r. and A. NJ, of
which lodge he was a member. Inter-
ment will be made In Pleasant View
cemetery. three brothers, A. Napoleon,
George and Fred st. Louis. and Walter
C. ward, in whose sawmll the deceased
had been sawyer for 81 years, will act
as bearers. George Alexander st. Louis,
son OF Edward a. and Mary (Demas) st.
Louis. was born at Keesevlile, N. Y,
October 81, 1851. He came to Morrisvil o
when II years Of age. He was united
in marriage to Emma j. Shippy June &c,
1890 She died July 10. 1899. About IL
years later he married Mrs Bertha
Cleveland Phillips. who died April IS,
1904 To this union a son, George, was
born September Is. 1872 ne married Mrs
Lizzie Cleveland O'Neil, who survives
him. Mr.. st. Louis was taken III last
week Wednesday with pneumonia and
died at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Besides his wife. he is survived by his
son. George ST. Louis one sister, Mrs.
Alvina Whittemore of Derry, N. H..
and three brothers. A. Napoleon st.
Louis of Morrisville, George St. Louis
Of Rutland and Fred St Louis of Mid
dlebury.-E. II. Kinds of Huntington was
guest Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs.
G. e. Smith.-About so attended the So
cial held Tuesday evening at the hall
of Lanodlle Lodge, N. f. o. P-Arthur
Waite has purchased OF c. T. Morrill,,
his slaughter house. equipment and sur
rounding land. In the deal Mr. Waite
exchanged house and lot on Olive
street.-Lamoille Lodge. N. z. O. p,
Will hold It's annual masquerade at the
town hall in Morrisville Friday evening,
February S. Music will be furnished by
Elmore's orchestra and prizes for the
best costumes for both ladies and gentle
men will be awarded. The prizes are
now on exhibition in F. o. Hint's store
window Refreshments will be served
by Caterer A. C. Suham
Mrs. William S. Cheney and daughter.
Miss Winnifred Cheney. arrived Monday
evening from Chicago, whore the latter
has received treatment for four months
Miss Mary Chase spent Tuesday In
Wolcott with Mrs. Clara Leach. Tho
funeral of Mr.. Leach will be held this
afternoon at two o'clock. l.. Slater,
Maurice p, White, Willis Terrll, A. &.
Sulham and f. w. Terrill went to Hard
wick Tuesday to attend the annual meet
ing Of District No. 8, Royal Arch Masons.
Mrs. II. A. Slayton and Mrs Hattie
Slayton went Tuesday to Boston. where
they Will he guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Slayton.-Lamoille Lodge. No 317, ~
r. q. p. held a social In their hall Tues
day evening. A literary program was
given. followed by card playing. dancing
and n chatting dish lunch.
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RICHFORD.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet at the home OF Mrs r. Nc.
Elroy Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock The leader will be Mrs. W. l.
Locklin.-Mrs. r. NJ, Pelton returned
Saturday from the Royal Victoria hos
pital, Montreal where she has been for
treatment.-Mlss Hazel Gilpin of West
field visited at the home of her brother.
+. w. Gilpin, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Z. w. Gilpin and son. Roger are
in Newport.--Mrs. May Kendall has en-
tered the w. G. Corliss store as clerk
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Baptist Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. NJ. w. Rounds Thursday, February
4, and the subject will be THE Child in Its
Helplessness. Leader, Mrs. E. NJ. Full
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CRAFTSBURY.

evening to assist In caring for his uncle,
Allen Larrabee, blanche Andrews has
returned to her work at the central teie-
phone office after being confined at her
home In North Wolcott about two weeks
by Illness George Farr, who was taken
Ill with pneumonia last week, is more
mfortable.-Lawrence Urie died of pneu-
monia Saturday night. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon Allen Larrabee
remains seriously ill-Madam Dillingham;,
who has been III. is slowly improving -
Pearl Burdctte is spending several days
at William Farr's,--The son Of w G.
Hale, who has been very III with pneu.
monia Is improving.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Isaac Chase OF st. Adams has been n
guest the past few days at Newell
Hawley' s.---Miss Myrtle Whitney Of
Moretown has been spending several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. f. Bixby.-Charles Young of Derby
is spending sometime with his son here
NJ. d. Young.-Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brit
ton and daughter have returned from
several weeks stay in White River
Junction. They were accompanied
home by Mr.. Britton's mother. who will
spend sometime here-Orson Westman
of Attleboro. Mass. was in town Sun
day to attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Della Westman.-George Bennett
went Saturday to Ilion, N. Y, to re-
sumo work for the Remington Arms &
Tool company.-Mrs c. ]. Lang Of
Morrisville Is in town. called here by
the serious illness Of her father. F. c.
Ellsworth.-Miss Brigham of Bakers
field has taken position as book
keeper for II. N. Gray--Among those
who visited Burlington Wednesday
we're Mrs. F. NJ Reynolds, Mr. and
Mrs A. D. Cutting. Mrs F. NJ. Wiley
and son, Howard--Mr and Mrs L. II.
Howard of Westford were guests We'd
nesday OF DR.. and Mrs. G.. II. Newton.
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HYDE PARK.

The concert by the Royal Male Quar-
tet Saturday evening was one of the best.
Mrs. Isadore Thorp is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington for treat .
ment,--W. y. Putnam Is receiving treat
ment at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Mrs Effle Putnam. Mrs. w. y. Putnam,
Dr. Stevens and John Miner were in Bur-
lington Saturday.-F. f. Tracy of Belvi-
dere was in town Tuesday.-Mrs. Otis
Hutchins of Niagara Falls and her sis
ter, Mrs. Il. G. Douglass, of Waitsfield,
are in n.-Superintendent Crosby spent
Sunday in Burlington.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Babcock returned
from Montpelier the last of the week
Meri Howard was at home from Mont
peiier over Sunday.-At the meeting Of
the congregational society Tuesday 70
consider tho resignation Of the pastor.
the Rev. S. f. Achenback. the vote gave
SIX ravoring accepting and II opposed to
accepting the resignation. Deacons A.
Il. Perrin and p. N. Allen were appoint
ed to wait upon Mr.. Achenback and In
form him OF the result. 1t is now under
stood that he desires to- go In any event
and the prospect Ia the society will soon
be without a pastor-Elmer Matthews
has been pressing hay for Cuthbertson
Brothers
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ENOSBURG.

The men and women of the CongTega-
tional Sunday school have had a contest
Tor three years to see which would have
the largest attendance, the losers side
to furnish supper The supper will be
served by the women Friday evening"
Clarence Gelbar is ill.-Mr and Mrs. w
j, Chaffee returned Monday from visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Lunna- in Newport,
and Mrs. Chaffee's mother, Mrs Oliver
X idder. of Holland
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FORESTDALE.

Edward Smith has gone to the MARY
Fletcher hospital at Burlington for treat
ment-A daughter was born to Mr.. an !
Mrs. Bert Bryant January 2l.-Mrs. c.
F., Newton who has been Ill. is improv-
Ing. A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mcdonald Jan IA con
was born January "a to Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gilbert of Providence. r. I. Mrs.
Gilbert was formerly Miss Lena Manlev
of this Mace
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

Emmy Mason was at home from Low
ell over Sunday.-Charles, little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Emmy Mason, Is iIl.-Char-
lotte Walker of East Granville is at J.
o. Thomas Miss Clark Of Pittsfeld,
Mass. has been visiting Miss Youngrin
at Mr. Chandler s-Scott Slayton of this
place and Miss Ruth Hayden of Bolton
were married Thursday and are stopping
for a few days at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. a. Slayton They
will reside in Bolton.-Mrs II W. Chap
pell and daughter Gladys, who have
been here for few months, have gone
to Penn Van. N. Y, where Mr.. Chappell
has employment on a large fruit farm.
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FAIRFIELD.

:. and Mrs. Mathew league have
rned from Fairfax. where they visit
heir daughter, Mrs. John Quinlan.-
!. Merrill of Williston is in town.
lam Rugg of St. Adams was in town
hay.-Fayette Soule of Swanton Wis
this week at the home of Capt. II.
ilbert,-John Minor has began TO
for Joseph Lambert.
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FRANKLIN.

Mss Ruth Hopkins returned to Man
chester, n. r., Wednesday.-tM NJ e.
Shedd and Eleanor Gates, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Gates. are ill.-Mrs.
Eamh Farnsworth Of Montgomery is
visiting Mrs. F. l.. Hopkins. The Rev.
F.. w Day was in st, Adams Tuesday
The farmers are busy getting wood and
ice while the seighing lasts
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SW..NTON.

hey Mullen died Friday morning
an Illness Of several weeks. He
|een in failing health some time.
hs born In Swanton 20 years ago on
| ullen homestead on Spring street
his father, John Mullen loratcd
Pie came from Ireland. There were
dren, all of whom are dead ex-
4. Mullen OF this place. and a SIS
rs John Mott, OF Worcester. Mass.
y Mullen's FIRST wife was a Ora
by whom he had four children,
Henry Guibord Of this place was
the children Of the second wife
irvives him, with two daughters.
& Miss l.. Donaldson, daughter OF
Donaldson, n well known farmer
ved in the east part of the town.
ullen went to Canada when q