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The Holbrook news., 1915-12-31

Holbrook, voting place shall be at the office of Board of Supervi- sors. The officer of election shall be:
 Inspector. w. F. Williams;
 Judges, w. H. Clark, A. L. Rencher;
 Clerks. W. B. Cross. W. R. Scorse;
 Marshal. Frank George.
 Woodruff Precinct, town of Woodruff. voting place shall be at the School House. The off eers of election shall be:
 Inspector. IA. Hatch;
 Judges. J. D. Smlthson, A. R. Hurley;
 Clerks. Jim Brinkerbof. Prof. A. Bond;
 Marshal, D. Brinkerhof.
 Snowflake Precinct, in the town of Snowflake. voting place shall be at the School House. Officers of the election shall be:
 Inspector. John Lundquist;
 Judges, J. M. Flake. G. A. Gardner;
 Clerks, S. L. Fish, Farley Willis;
 Marshal. Tom Tanner.
 Taylor Precinct. town of Tay- Tor. voting place shall be at the School House. Officers of cleo ton shall be:
 Inspector, A. z. Palmer;
 Judges, J. J. Shumway, J. B. Wakefield:
 Clerks; Bert Allen, Jesse Ten ney;
 Marshal, Jas. Pearce.
 Shumway Precinct, in the town of Shumway, voting place shall be at the School House. Officers of the election shall be.
 Inspector, w. G. Shumway;
 Judges. Walter Denham, Hood Rhoton;
 Clerks, Wallace Shumway, Willie Shumway.
 Marshal. Jasper Rhoton. k Pinedale Precinct in the town of Pinedale. voting place shall be at the School House. The officers of election shall be:
 Inspector. E. M. Thomas, Sr.
 Judges. .Chas. Brewer, Jas. Scott;
 Clerks, Andrew Peterson. Bert Thomas;
 Marshal, John Lewis.
 Show Show Precinct, town of \ Show Low. voting place shall be It the School House. Election Officers shall be:
 Inspector, G. M. Adams; Judges, Clark Owens, Abner Ellsworth;
 Clerks, Chas. Savage, Wallace Ellsworth;
 Marshal. Lon Merrill. Lakeside Precinct, town of lakeside, voting place shall be t the School House. Officers of lection shall be:
 Inspector. Hans Hansen; Judges, A. P. Larson. Hebe Jansen; z Clerks. Ed. Reidhead. M. Fish; : Marshal, Neils Hansen, II Pmetop Precinct, town of Pine H ID, voting place shall be at the Il chool House. Election Officers lall be: II Inspector. Del Penrod; Judges, S. Mccoy. Jno. Adalr; HI Clerks. John Hall. Liona Pen d;
 Marshal. Francis A. Moe. Whiteriver Precinct. Tn the wn of Whiteriver. voting place all be at Jones' Store, and the ection officers shall be: fl Inspector. William A. Lee: Judges. William J. Frazier, sorge Grayard; Il Clerks. E. R. McCray. Philip 'ayard; Marshal. Hoke Smith. Heher Precinct in the town of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-22
HARRY THAW WILL FILE
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST HIS WIFE

Atlantic city. n. J.. July lS-Harrv X.
Thaw says that he will endeavor to d.
vorce Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw now that
he has been adiudged sane by a Jury and
Justice Hendrick Of New York county.
When Interviewed he did not tell his
plans in detail but he was insistent upon
reconciliation. Mrs Thaw is now at
Camp Cuhane.. upper Chateausay lake.
in the Adlroudacks. with her son and
her dancing partner, Jack Clifford
Thaw coupled his statement with an
assertion that certain newspapers were
prosecuting him through their editorial
columns, He said that he wanted only
fair play in his effort To establish 10 the
world that he is sane. as the supreme
court has decided after a fight Of nine
years Editorials which referred to him
as a murderer We're unfair and libolous,
he said. augrily.
Questioned about his wife, Thaw iuti-
mated that he would enter complaint
soon and called attention to the fact
that he did not deny more than year
ago reports that he was contemplating
such a move if freed He then dictated
this statement:
There is nothing more 10 be said now
than what | said Year ago There
never can be reconciliation between us.
and ultimately there will be a divorce
suit filed. hut have retained no counsel
and have made no definite plans"
As to the grounds on which ~ would
bring suit Thaw was silent, and he would
not say whether the contemplated action
would ha hrOnPbt ~ ,,ia tr in
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Hovcy has given mp hcr tenement in tho
g. r. Andrews house. and will go at once
to Missouri, whcrc she viii make her
home with her daughter Mrs Dana II.
Gilman Ralph Il. Richmond returned
sunday to his work at Springfield Mass.
Funeral services for GLADYS Navo vera
held at the residence Of Or. M,Vo on
Main street Tuesday afternoon conducted
by the Rev. James T.. Sargent The bodv
was taken Wednesday morning to Little.
ton, n. H.. for burial In the family lot
OF her grandparents. The high esteem in
winch Gladys was held was Indicated Nv
IN" floral tributes from school COM
pahlons' townspeople and friends from
a diStance.-N. 7" Sheldon Of Boston was
at the Mortified House over Saturday
ana sunday ON Norwich University BUSH
hess.-The Mrs. Royce place recently own
"1 by Henry Weincr Of Ncw YORK CITY
mas been sold 10 a Mr. Bennett of Barre.
VINO VIII take possession i'm the carlv
faII-Mrs. harriet t}nhcock of BroolIvn.
y. '" Is visiting her niece. Miss Lima
Hrooks.-The mill Of tho Vermont Hosiery
ana Machinery company is closed for A.
snort time. and tho hands are taking their.
customary summer vacation. William y.
liastride is erecting a new house on
North Main street directly opposite the
hosiery mill-Mrs Ellen Leonard. who has
been visiting her son at Chelsea Mass,
for a f"w weeks. has returned to her
home on South -tY.,t
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Rev. and Mrs. G. f.. GoodliTe start
ed Monday for trip of three weeks To
Toronto to visit his sister-Mrs. Dun
woody and two children of Atlanta, Ga,
are summer guests at the "Old Home
stead. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blodgett
of Springfield. Mass are spending his
vacation with his sisters, Mrs Emily
Davis and Mrs Charles Chadwick Mrs.
Minnie RlodEett StctSon of Springfield is
visiting relatives here. Mrs. y. l.. Boy
den and daughter, Florence, opened their
cottage at lTighgatc Springs Monday for
weeks staN-Miss Frances Hebard is
spending n week or two in SaXtons River
Miss BESSIE Adams has returned from
Woodstock The Christian Endcavor So
cicty of the congregational church held
social Friday evening In Agricultural
hall About $l5 was made which goes
toward magic lantern and slides to ue
used AT evening services. J. ". Fargo
has had n slight shock
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WATERBURY CENTER.

+. NJ BRYAN and family of Montpelier
are spending their annual vacation az
Mrs l.. r. Bryan Harry Wrisley was
in MONTPELIER Tuesday on business Mrs
T.. H. Boyer, who has been with her
mother. Mrs L. \. Newcomhe, since
November. left for the West W"dnes-
day-Dr and Mrs, Fl. l.. Watson or
MONTPELIER with a party Of friends We're
at u. c. Hayess sunday Mrs. sarah
Robinson is Ill. Her sister Mrs Alma
Prescott, Is with hcr.--The funeral Of
John G. Davis was held at his late home
last saturday. the Rev. Il j. Parker
officiating. Mr. Davis has been in poor
health for long time. He came here
from Moretown several years ago. He
was a respected citizen ana will he great
ly missed He was veteran of the civil
war and member of Ezra Stetson Post,
G. A. n. Of this place.-Charlotte Fisk is
visiting relatives in Worcester Howard
Stevens and family went to Fairfax
Tuesday, where Mr. stevens has pur-
chased n farm.-Mr. and Mrs. D. c,
Hayes and son, Leslie, and Mrs. L. II
Boyer were in Morrlsvile Tuesday.
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EINIORE.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Small, Levi small
and Allan Small of MorristoWn visited at
X. H. Maynard's Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
W. Y. Bailey of stowe have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Boyea.- 70
Frank Ruscoe and Ethan Rule Of Char
lotte and Edward Godette of HYDE Park
visited Harry smith Sunday.-Miss Ma
ralda Alair is visiting the Misses Bes-
settle in Hyde Park.-Mrs. Anna Pease
spent the Weekend in Morrsville Harry
Hutchins visited DIR. and Mrs. Rublee
of Hardwck Sunday.-Mrs. Walter De-
cell Is visiting in Walden.-Mrs Harry
Hutchins Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nichols of Jericho. Miss Dorothy Mich
OILS, who has been visiting Mrs. HutChins,
accompanied her home-Mr and Mrs.
James Hutchins and son Burns of stowe
visited Mrs Hutchns's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Luke Wolcott. Sunday Miss Delta
Kaiser is Visiting friends and relatives
in ardwick-rhere will Ne a dance at
the town hall Friday evening. Miss Ger
trude Jackmau of Wolcott visited her
parents over Sunday Mr. Charles
stt1 !.
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BENSON.

Harold l.. Root has been in Hubbard
ton the past week, calling on friends
Fred Carlow of Glens Falls Is visiting
his cousin. David L. Barber, Jr. i'm the
north part of Benson.-The house on the
Palmer Goodrich farm being erected by
ID. l.. Barber is now up and enclosed
and will be furnished this fall.-No serv-
ice was held at the Congregational Church
Sunday, the worshlppcrs going to the
Methodist Church Next Sunday II Is cx-
pected that the Rev. Walter Bradford
Of Thomaston, Me, will be here to COM
mcncc his pastorate at the Congregations
al Church.-Pulaski Meacham, it Is
thought, can not live but a day or two.
w. f.. strong, who went to Sandwich,
H.. some time ago, has returned, standing
the trip well. even with his So years -.
toward T. Mcdonald. Eugene Melon
aids son. of Saranac Lake, Is here and
is in prccarious health. He is Sc years
old and was formerly in tho newspaper
business.
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NORTHFIELD.

The condition of Charles n, Whitmarsh,
who is at the Randolph santarium, con
tinues comfortable. although he is still
in a critical condition. Substitute Carrier
Fisher Is covering Mr.. Whitmash's rural
mail route during his illness Miss Mabel
Wales, who has been assistant precep-
tress at the high school for the last three
years, has been engaged for the coming
year as teacher at TDrinston, Conn -
Carl Blake of Hartford, conn. has been
at the home OF his mother. Mrs William
Blake on Central street for the past
week,--Charles A. Plumley and family
have been at their camp at tIibbard' 5
point. North Hero, for the past few weeks
Fred W. button and family, accom-.
panied by Lizzie NJ Knapp have heeu
camping at Willoughby lake Mrs. II, W
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NORTH TROY.

Harry sheldon has moved to his resi-
donce on Pleasant street. recently pur-
chased of G. u. Blair. and f.. u. TruaX
is preparing his house vacated by himself
The Salvation Army from Newport
came over Saturday evening. with quite
a number Of members and several pieces
Of music, and held a tent mecting.-Lovi
Keith is building an addition to his barn
on his newly purchased Premises on
Main street.-Miss Ruth T.. Annis, who
has taught several years in the graded
school here, has resigned and has ac-
copied similar position in the Brandon
school.-Mrs. r Molla returned Friday
night from n weeks visit to her former
home N Boston.-Mrs. Thaddeus Tracy
has gone to the Royal Victoria hospital.
Montreal, for medical treatment Miss
Ruth Brown and Miss Ruth AnniS were
in Montreal FridaY.--A teacher training
course in the North Troy hph school has
been granted by the State board Of educa-
tiun. The district furnishes room and
books and the State furnishes acher.
Mrs. John Kmkald and Miss Muricl
Kinkaid Of Sherbrooko. T. @, are visitors
at the home OF the Rev. William Millar.
Mrs. kinkaid is mother. and Mis- Kin
kaid niece If Mrs Mllar.-Miss Eleanor
Holden of BrdgeWater Mass. is with
her father. g. r. Holden, at present.
( II Is proposed soon to commence the
changes and repairs in the large bridge
| In the village The westerly part is to
remain after repairing and strengthening,
while the easterly span is to be removed
and a FIJI made in its stead. Mrs. j J.
Munro of Brooklyn, y. Y, IL a visitor at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. William
u. Kelley, and Mrs. Sophia Kelley is
passing two weeks at Bolton u'otton)
Springs, Cam VI. Parker. having now
found "a residence in Brandon. has moved
his family there, where he recently pur-
chased the Barker pharmacy. Mrs. Par
ker's mother. Mrs. Eliza Buggy, will &c
to them shortly. but remains here for a
short time Monday afternoon Mrs q
s Annis. Miss Ruth Annis and Miss Ruth
Brown of Ashland. \. H, who is visit
ing them. attended tho Community Chau-
ltauQua In Orleans Mr.. and Mrs. VI. w
Blair have gone to Breton Woods, y
H., where he annually opens his pho
Geographic studio during the summer sea
son Deputy Sheriff w. W. Wakefield
lis in I.amoillc county on business the
fore part Of this week.
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WESTFIELD.

The Misses Chella Miller and Mildred
BIl returned SATURDAY. from Johnson,
whore they have been attending the sum
rucr school Miss Miller has been en-
ragcd to teach in the graded school In
this village ana Miss Rcll IN Troy the
coming year Mr. and Mrs. Louis James
ana daughter and Miss Cora James OF
Worcester. Mass. are guests of Mrs Wal
ter Rcll.--l.ec Miller Mrs. Alhro Hunt
and Miss Beulah Gray motored to the
Rev. Frank Hydc's I'm Jcnersonville sun
daY.--A daughter was born July Il IL
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goodhue. The Miss
es Edith Bailey and Hazel Giipin are AT
North Woodstock, y H., for few weeks
Mrs Lillian Wright went to burning
ton Monday and from there to stowe i"f
a few days stay.-Mr and Mrs. Herbert
GRAY, who have been spending som"
weeks at her fathers AT Colcnrook, y
II returned Monday
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MORETOWN.

Mr. ana Mrs. Melvin Freeman went
Saturday to Lebanon, y. r., to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Fulton, for a few
days. On their return home they will
visit another daughter Mrs. Byron Trum-
bic, Of Bethel.-Mr and Mrs s. F. At
klns were in Barre and Williamstown
Sunday.-Mrs. Ruth Carpenter Of Boston
IS visiting at g. H. Ashley's.-Charles
Smith was I'm Burlington Saturday and
Sundav.-Fred Shontell, who has been i'll
with the grip for several days. s work.
Ing again.-Miss Evyn Griffith Is visit
ing In Montpelier
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WATERBURY.

Henry Farnsworth, who had been i'll
for some time with nephritis, COM
plicated with cancerous trouble,
died at his home in North DuXbury
Thursday night. He was born in Kir-
by - years ago next December the
son of Francis and Sally Cfisher)
Farnsworth. lie married Lucy Has
kins VINO survives him. Most of their
married life has been spent In this Vi
entity and for some time they have
lived on the farm at North DuXhury.
Beside his widow he is survived by 10
children: Mrs. Gusta Benjamin OF
Barre. Mrs. Cora Somerville of Mont
policr. Mrs Nora Andrews and Miss
Belle Farnsworh of Duxbury, Elmer
Farnsworth and samuel Farnsworth Of
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DERBY.

The Rev Il. W. Eldridge preached in
the COngrega tiOnal Church Sunday in eX-
change with the Rev. c. T.. Gordon
The Rev. and Mrs. Gordon leave this
week for a vacation Of three weeks which
they will spend in a camp on an island
in Lake Winnpesaukee. During this tim"
there will he no services in the Congre-
eational ChurCh.-Delos Marvin has sold
the farm he recently purchase of Roy
MOultOn to n purchaser from Canada
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VERMONT LEADS NEW HAMPS HIRE
UFrom the Rrattlehoro RcformVr)

The Manchester Union has been study
ing the governments crop statistics ana
is surprised to ind that Vermont leads
New hampshire in the produ ton OF
corn. wheat barley, potntocs apples
and other crops If it would ext nd its
research to other fields 1t would find
that while New Hampshire Is commonly
known as the Granite state it is far be-
hind Vermont IN the value Of both rough
and finished granite sent to other states.
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LOWELL.

ID. II. Curtis md Mr.. Mcintosh of Ilol-
yoke. Mass, are spending a few weeks
with relatives. Mrs Almon Clark of
Cambridge Is visiting her pc.fcnts, Mr..
and Mrs +, Jacques Peter Martin eel
ehrated his 95th birthday Sunday, re-
ceiving many congratulations Mr., and
Mrs c. r. Kelley spent the weekend in
Wolcott. The drama Farm Folks"
given by the Franco Dramatic club Tues
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EDEN

Miss Maudc l.amson Of Richmond has
come to spend several weeks with her
sister Mrs w. l.. Bennett.--A party
from this place climbed Mt Mansfield
Tuesday.-Mr Mccall or NcV York is
visiting Col. J, f. Scott " A. Nyo and
family Of Johnson are omping at the
Maple DELI cottage. Ma. .''p. Collins,
who was taken seriously i'll with acute
Indigestion while visiting in Montpelier
last week Is gaining slowlY,-Wlson
Leach and family of WinoosN are raEin"
a two weeks stop at Crescent cottage
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Moretown, Frank Farnsworth VIII
| liam Farnsworth and curtis Farms
worth of Duxbury. There are 20
grandchildren. Three brothers also
survive: George Farnsworth Of Dux-
bury, Rune Farnsworth of Middlcsox
and Nan Farnsworth of Waitsfcld.
| The funeral was held at his late
home Sunday at one o'clock. the Rev.
V. l.. Smith officiating. Burial was
in the South Duxbury cemetery
Packed in box and delivered to the 9TH
pOsta zone FOR
On July q a Ladies' Union Chautauuua
will be held, plans being made for a first
class entertainment. Mrs. W. l.. Wasson
is chairman of the committee, having tho
matter in charge This will be held on
the church lawn--The home and grounds
of Mr.. and Mrs f. c. Harvey Of Dux-
bury were filled Friday evening with
friends who came to congratulate Harold
/ Harvey upon his DIST birthday. Music
was furnished by Mrs Hurlburt and
/ Leon Johnson and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Harvey. assisted by Miss
/ Mevdene Harvey, Miss Terricc Foss
Mrs. Patterson and Mrs Cotton. party
of ten came from Hnesburg, relatives
! Of Mrs. Harvey. There was also pres
ent from out of town Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
| ley Hin Of Montpelier and MISS Matte
| Holt of Barre. Mr.. Harvey was present
ed with n handsome gold watch and many
other gifts-Mrs ". y. Gilbert and
Mrs. George Moore and two children and
Miss May Davis Of Mortified are in the
Grout cottage at Highgatc Springs.-Mrs
IC. A. Wright has purchased OF G. G.
Graves. administrator of the Mrs. Cor
lnelia L. Uolton estate. the Holton house
on Randolph street The young daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Marshall has been
named Doris Eleanor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Crossett are
n,uosts for the week of relatives in
| Waitsfiold- and Mrs Arthur LeRar-
ron of Barre were ovor-Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. IoBarrun. Saturday
the four motored to burlington Mis-,
Kathleen LcParron returned to their
| home in T'arrc with her uncle and aunt.
Raymond Buzzon was at his home in
Waitsiicld over sunday having charge
/ of orchestra work in Moretown Satur-
day evening NJ. and Mrs. Howard
Thomas of Florida have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Demeritt-Mr. and
Mrs. p. d. Pike of stowe were Sunday
guests of their granddaughter, Miss
Margaret Pike.-The young son of Mr..
and Mrs kimbaH Kennedy has been
named Robert Farrell Kennedy Miss
Matte Holt who was in town for the
Harvey party. returned sunday evening
to her nome IN Barre.-N'S' Amelia
barnes VINO was called mere by the death
"' neg '"'"''' WIS 'o'd' returned Nes-
tefday noon TO her nome IN Fttchbure'
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MIDDLESEX.

Donald Gully Of st. Adams is spending
few weeks with his uncles. the New
hall brothers.-A. g. Bronson has
made extensive improvements on his barn
by raising It and building an addition
Miss Adde Bigeow of stowe Is spending
few days with her cousins Mir. and
Mrs. Arthur BiEelow.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hall. who have
been visiting at l.. w Haskells, have
returned to their home in Boscawen,
n, H.-Mrs. J. u. Bailey, who has been
very i'll. is improving DR. Hall and fam
lily are occupying their cottage near Lake
Memphremagog. Floyd Blake is i'll and
threat tened with tNphoid fever
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

NUN
William Wentworth and Bruce Gauld,
who were arrested for burglary alleged
to have been committed at the store of
Frank Facini ON Barre street the night
of July >. appeared before Magistrate
Harvey in city court Thursday and
through their attorneys waived eXamina-
ton and were bound over to county court.
Bail was fixed at $500 in each case,
which was furnished. John H. senter
represented Wentworth and Benjamin
Gates was attorney for Gauld. STATE $
Attorney Therault represented the state
and recommended small bail because of
the youthfulness of the respondents
Triplets two girls and boy, were
born Wednesday July a. to Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Bernasconi OF Berlin street
The mother and children are doing we'll
Mr. Bernasconi is a granite cutter. They
have one other child.
Reports from Cabot Walden and Dan.
willie are to the effect that a severe hail
storm. passed over that region late We'd
nesday July IA, doing considerable
damage to crops. 1t was the mos.
destructive storm of its kind ever ex-
perjcnccd by the farmers in that neigh
borhood.
total Of 290 fishing and hunting
licenses have been issued since July /
The combination license has proved
the most popular with sportsmen. Isl
having been issued. Three hunting
licenses and loo fishing licenses make
| up the total of permits granted
william f. Poole. former assistant
manager of the Montpelier Journal, has
accepted position in the state pur-
| chasing agents department, which Is
! headed by Dewey r. Hanley. Mr.
Poole will have supervision of the
letting of printing contracts.
MI and Mrs Charles II Barton OF
Main street We're called Friday night
to Gavsville by the death of Mr.. Bar
tons uncle Ira :. Carr. a lifelong res
dent of that town, who died Thurs
day. Mr.. Carr was In his END year
ana was prominent in Masonic orders
Murray Abdiel Kent, well-knowr
! throughout Washington county. dice
| sunday evening at the home of his
| son. Alderman Dorman r. f.. Kent II
this city. following a shock In the
morning. Tn" deceased was born July
lis. 1917. in Calais. the son If ABIDE
| anu """' '''
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! IN" Pu"l'' S'n""l9' inv Jaw" "P'"''
| liE N'a"e"'H AT h"rre anu inv P'E""
N Stratton business schooi at burning
ton. In IN" ne engaged IN boot
shoe ana harness business IN Caia!'
and conducted II for five years. liz
removed To Montpelier in lAN9 ana uh'
| following wear established a retail
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Mrs Frank Roberts of Springfield. Mass.
were in Ticondehoga, n. Y, Wednesday
Mrs. Alice Spraguc was at her home
here Wednesday from her cottage a.
Thompson's Point. Mrs q. II. Young
entertained large number of her lady
friends at cards Wednesday afternoon
C. II. Blood Of Whiting was in Bran
don Wednesday.