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PANTON.

IN entertainment and supper under the
management Of committees from both
the Methodist Episcopal and Baptist
churches will he held in the Baptist
Church Friday evening for the benefit
OF the suffering Belgians. Mr.. Hartwell
OF Plattshurgh, n. y. is taking possession
this week Of the Day farm which he re-
Gently purchased. Mr Brooks. who has
occupied the place the past year Is stop
ping for the present with his Wife's
parents, Mr. ana Mrs -. A. Goodspeed, -
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
rcorganizod Sunday and elected G, J,
Palmer superintendent and John Farms
worth assistant superintendent An
ma White will entertain the Ladies' Home
Circle Wednesday evenlng.-Miss Pearl
Warner was at home over Sunday from
Townline-Mr. and Mrs \. :, RUSSO,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spauding, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Spauldng, Wright lToyt,
Wealthy and Loyal Spaulding, Mrs.
Mary srrague ana Robert attended the
funeral Sunday of Edward spsuld'ng OF
Bridport.-At the Loomis farm Saturday,
hay, COW harm and silo were burned The
stock was all saved, II was only by hard
work that the other buildings were saved
ss they adjoined these burned.
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I'auus y, Adams, Sr, an aged and
well known citizen, died Thursday after
loon at his home on East street, aged
n years. His death was caused by the
effects Of a shock suffered several years
lgo Mr. Adams was born in this city
Ind with the exception of few years
spent in Wisconsin had always resided
here. He was a member of St Paul's
Episcopal Church. He Is survived by
eight sons: Leon, Frederick, Paulus,
Clarence and Rixford of this city, Will
liam and Ralph of Nashua, y. H.. and
Darwin Of South Weymouth Mass. one
daughter, Mrs. j. A. ScRuin of this city:
three sisters, Mrs. Julia Kellogg, Mrs,
Helen Kellogg and Mrs. Frances Clark;
End one brother, Harry Adams, all Of
Madison, Wis, The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon AT two o'clock at ST.
Paul's Church.
Mrs, James Baker died Friday night
from the effects of shock suffered at the
nome of her daughter, Miss Nellie Baker
If Worcester Mass, aged &c years She
was born in ST. Marie, Canada, the daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Bar
rows Of Addison. where she resided until
about four years ago. when she went 10
Worcester, Mass, and made her homa
with her daughter. Besides q HUSBAND
she leaves 1--WE sons, James Baker OF
Brattleboro, Frank. George, Enos ana Dorr
Baker Of Worcester, Mass. three dsugh-
tors, the Misses Nellie snd Bella Baker
and Mrs Henry Howe Of Worcester,
Nass.. two sisters. Mrs. Joseph st. Clair
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION..

At Il meeting OF the Central Telephone
company, held at Lincoln Inn Thursday
the following officers and directors were
elected: President, w S. Stevens: vice
president and treasurer, NJ. i. Perley;
secretary, II. T.. Wright general man
agcr, G. l.. Ovitt of Enosburg Fal s;
superintendent, &. -. McAllister. The
directors are: w. s stevens. VI. +.
Perley, G. l.. Ovitt n. T.. Wright
and g. H. Weed.
George Pearson. who has been fore
man Of the composing room Of the Essex
Publishing company's printing office for
the past nine years, has completed his
work there and left Friday for Brew
ster y. Y, where he expects to find
employment His son. Earl Pearson, ac-
companied him.
James H. Niele, who has been a popu-
lar postmaster for the past eight years,
has been succeeded by the newly APP
pointed postmaster. James A. Donahue
Mr.. Nielc has not as vet made any plans
as TO the future. MIR Donahue WAS
+ postmaster from 1892 to 1897, at the time
when the office was located in what IS
now \. r. Riggs store. Mr.. Donahue
at that time also was conducting a gen
eral store. Since then he has been with
the Baxter Brothers canning factory
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Nergcnnes was in town on business
Monday.--The Civic League met in the
league room of the Methodist Church
Monday evening and elected these Off
GERS: President, c. IL. Wiley; Vice
president. Ralph DEMO- secretary, Il. e.
Gundon: treasurer, r. r. Dc<erman.
j. T.. Abernethy and family have moved
into his mothers house on West street,
where they will reside with her Mr..
and Mrs Worthley Needham will oc-
cupy the house on Mountain street
vacated by Mr.. Abernethy .-ET. G. Palmer
has commenced to move his household
goods to Starksboro, where he will carry
on E. G. bikes farm Mr. Palmer will
move his family about March Wv.
Needham went to Burlington Wednesday.
Mrs Needham will return with him
The ladies of st. Ambroses Church gave
we'll attended entertainment and sup
per in Iiollcy hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. +. A. Ilassctlne fell and spraned
her wrist Tuesday inches OF
snow fell here from Sunday night to
Wednesday morning.-Francis kilbourn
is carrying the mail on route No. be-
cause of the III 1css of Mrs. Nellie Dixie.
w. H. Cardcu and Mrs. A. NJ Norton
started Tuesday morning for California,
where they will spend the remainder OF
the winter with their sister, MRS. Alma
Curtin.-MIr. and Mrs +. J. Brady and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. :. Matthewson will
leave this morning for Hot Spring Ark,
whore they will remain till sprine.--Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Gaudet visited Mr. and
Mrs. T.. Morgan In Burlington Tuesday
ANA Wednesday,
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

William Clemens Is visiting In Westerly,
r. L-Reginald Pauquette, who has been
working In a drug store at Hanover, n.
H.. for some time, has returned home.-
j. Gallagher has been appointed post
master to succeed J. Il. Sullvan.-The
remains of Wilmur Warren, former resi-
dent of this town, were brought here
from North Wolcott Friday and placed In
the vault.-Theves entered the station
some time Friday night and got a mile.
age book and money from the cash drawer
the telephone pay station and the Bel
GUM relief d.-William Thomas Is III
with pneumonia Fire was discovered I'm
the Canstatino meat market about four
o'clock Sunday afternoon by officer
Powers. The stock was considerably dam
aged by smoke and water.
Norman Michaud. who has been in
Florida for sometime, has returned home
Miss Ila Iloyt of Morrisville visited in
town the first Of the week Alexander
Grant and Mrs. Jane lilphiston We're unit
ed in marriage Monday by the Rev. T..
G. French-A large number of ca ndidates
were received into membership at the
Methodist Church Sunday morning. The
condition Of a. y. Thomas. who is Ill, still
remains critical. Jason Dimick Is seri-
Oualy i'll.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. William e. Griswold died Monda y
January - after an illness of only a few
days with pneumonia. The funeral was
held at the house ou Thursday, the Rev.
John VI. Thomas of Mddlebury offciat-
ing. There was singing by a male quartet
from Middlebury College. MIR. and Mrs.
II. T. Young are in Oberlin. Oho.-The
annual meeting of the Congregational
Church ana society will he held in the
ladies' rooms Thursday evening this week.
supper will be served from SIX to eight
J.. ~ Bcssette is improving slowly
from rheumatsm.--Plan are on foot for
Il concert Monday evening, February o.
Milton Rowe has returned from Mount
Hermon and Is confined to the house
with neuralgia.--H A. Prescott Will run,
the Orwell creamery for the coming year.
The ice harvest Is being made The ice,
which comes from the POND, is IA inches
thtck-The Woodmen's annual ball
will be held in town hail February !
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Charles, the six months old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Little died Sunday after
few days illness with pneumonia The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at
the house the Rev. G. g. Cornell Of the
Roro officiatng.-S. j. Wilson of Oneida
\. Y, is visiting his aunt. Mrs T.. G.
Cox.-Allen Williams has moved his family
here and taken possession of his store
at the Ridge. recently purchased of Roy
Nash.-Miss Gladys Meador, who is at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in burlington,
Is doing well and will soon he able to
return home. -Wilfred Provoncha of this
town and Miss Pearl Dow of Lincoln We're
married Monday morning al ST Ambrose
church. in Bristol by the Rev y l..
Archamhault-B l., Eddy is i'm poor
health.-Nirs. Henry Cox has returned
from n few days visit IN Essex Junction
Her sister, Miss Trcne Pludo. accompanied
her homo
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CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. Frank Place of East q
lotte exchanged pulpits with the Rev
Gullick sunday. Ladies' Aid !
their monthly meeting at the home
Mrs. J. p. Ramsay ON Wednesday af
non.-Mrs T.. Is. Beers is improved fl
her recent Illness. Monroe Gill Is I'll Y
an attack of the measles Miss NJ
Mech has leased her farm for the con
year to Elmer and Ralph Whalley
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Booska of Rri
are visiting relatives In town-Art
Bora has taken II. G. Thorps farm
the coming season.-Fred MCGOWAN
moved to his home on Cross sire,
Henry Brooks of Ferrisburg is visl
at Bert Monotte's Mrs. Joseph r
ST.. who has been seriously III. is SO
what better.-Albcrt MCGOWAN has
stalled a telephone in his house his
being 3-l2.-Miss Bessie Dow has y
spending a week with Mrs Lillian Ov
Alexander MCGOWAN is improving {
his recent Illness
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs Edward r,emeris. ara. tho
parents of n son. horn Ianuar, ~ Tho
Row Mr. S,evonsop Of Varpou,os c.,o
smoke to tho mems adult Rihla Glass and
guests Friday night al tbo >1o,ho1t-+
Church pave AN intcrostin, TIM, p, ti.
work "a q nissionarv I'm ,fri,o mi
Porto pico Alton tho toc,uro a., o,.s. -
SIMMER w,s served he IN, MOI, of ~,
class--Nrs r cory, VIII, has ,oor
,-isitf,,, f,io,d.. in >-or,b r,.,,i.b,,.,, ,,
roturrod to ber boyno--1t,.s r 7 cola
mos. t.. ,.ist,tre, bo,. sou, C,ooro. ,oito
NOR IN parro-Nro ,rbo,,,o tt,r. ,,c
cb,r,o,,e t. sn.rdirr q Jaw dove u-tb
bor si.+or NJ D,,,d ,ro,,r ,tiob,o,
,rbo,orson,s ordos+ d,uebtcr Mice tror-
,,co T.. -, , bo,ri+o1 tn p,,-,i,g.o, for
O., onoro,io,, eor annapdici,ia
rbo pa,. t,o.hor v,-,,i,p, poyr,ord
uo,,4 c,,rdo,. r,,h+ to tis homo ia U,or-
cestor Nase 70 ottend n recant;o, given
IN hi. bo,or rbo cboIhurra bieb sobool
,a .ho ,ooo,,o.. f., .ba b,itdiro boa
s1oi.rh4, =, tti-,,..,,,,,.,, >,,,,,,o,. ,,tb. A..
,bo s,,rror and rocon,to,, 10 ,,o pev ia.
,hor pa,,,,,,d t,.o,, u, :, Co+berir,s
b,, 1,tursda,. ,,isht o,.er ,,o ,,.ae ro,,izod
v.bicn win ha .noron,io,od .ov,ord .lo,-
,ric lirb,,rg ord tho ,pe,,tors OF tho
r,.. III,
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FOR SALE.

STORE for sale, including
real estate, fixtures and stock of goods
located at F'errisburg, Vt. in a thrifty
farming community. Within one-half
mile of Rutland railroad station, milk
plant creamery. school and churches,
postoffce in building. Real estate con-
sists of large brick store, cold storage
attached. dwelling. feed store, store
house and good horse barn, with about
one acre OF land. This real estate was
sold within five years for $500. store
is equipped with up-to-dato fixtures
necessary for the business costing over
500. Stock of goods consists Of grocer
les. dry goods. footwear hardwar and
other stock usually kept in general
store, and inventoried on January u
over 5000. Here IS a good opportunity
for the man with limited capital; s3G1
down takes above property, balance
on time. or will sell stock of goods and
lease real estate and fixtures Inquire
Of c. c. Field, Ferrisburg, Vt 27,6tw.lr.
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ADDISON.

y banquet will be held at the church
Friday evening, February =, under the
management of the G.. r. r. society
Only members and invited guests arc to
be present, The Rev II. II. White OF
Nergeunes is to be POSTMASTER All .he
charter members are to be invited MIR.
and Mrs w. Noonan gave a party Satur.
day evening for their nephew. Charles
Noonan.--iIenry Palmer is a little bet
ter.-lIdward Spaulding died at his home
in Brdport January -. He had been u
resident Of this town for many years
and was well and favorablv known here
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mcln Sahons have taken
rooms in the Terricn tenement on Main
street.-The third number In the series
of entertainments given under the
auspices of the An-round club was
given by Marion Ballow Fisk. a car
toonst and lecturer, in the new hail
Tuesday eveninG.-Nirs Guy Rocheloau
OF Burlington is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs f. l.. Freeman.-Mrs. j. :
Derrick is in Essex Jnctlon.-An old
and young folks dance and supper viii
be given I'm !. O. O. f.. hail Friday even
ing, with music by Lessons orchestra
The Aid Circle of Kings Daughters Will
he entertained at the home of Mrs
O. II. stevens Friday afternoon Walter
Kennedy Of Enosburg Falls was the
guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Kennedy, Thursday hristophor the
young son of M and Mrs, .AleXander
Te,icn. is i'll with pneumonia. Miss
Edith rashaw, who recently underwent
an operation at the Fanny Allen hos
pital returned homo Thursday evening,
much improved in health
The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs.
Wesley Church al her home in Jones'
vile this afternoon instead Of Wcdnes-
day. their regular meeting day.-Friond-
ship Chapter of the Eastern Star had
"a public installation of officers in then
rooms Tuesday evening. Music was fur
nished by Mrs. j. w. Berry and Mrs,
w. r. Fuller and a buffet lunch served
after the work-Mrg. Fisk, cartoonist
and lecturer. gaze a pleasant entertain
ment In the new hail Tuesday evening
This was the third number i'm the series
of entertainments given under the aus
pieces of the All Round club,-F. Ulrich,
who is employed in a condensed milk
factory in Hungtowndon, +. Q, Is Wis
itng at his home here for a few days
Nfr. and Mrs, f.. O. Mead of fIineshurs
were guests Of Superintendent and Mrs.
Read Tuesday.-An old and young folks
dance and supper Will be given in |, o.
O. r. hall Friday evening. Music Will
be furnished by Lessor orchestra
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BRISTOL.

The Sunshine Band of the Baptist
Church met with Miss Gladys Clark
Saturday afternoon-Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Richardson are guests of +. II. Richard
son and family-Mr, and Mrs. s. NJ. Golf
are both ill.-Louis Mellour returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital Friday -
James Cardell was at home from Middle
bury College over Sunday-Miss Ncllie
Garlin returned to Springfield, Mass Z,
EaturdaY.--Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Eddy of New Haven were in town Sat
urday,-Mr and Mrs Wortley Needham
of Bennington have come here to reside.
Miss Ella Norton was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs fra Norton In Rutland over
Sunday.
A public MASQUERADE Tan viii De
glvsn by the dancing class Thursday
evening In Grange hall-Nliss Anita
Todd who has finished her course in the
Burlington Business Colese, has accept
ed a position in the office Of the Yer
mont Box company.-F. ", Tuttlc Of
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financial success. Besides a. motbe
and numerous brothers and sisters il
Vermont. he leaves wife and tbro,
sons in Michigan. Mr.. Quinlan ia,
been In falling health since the den,,
OF his only daughter two years aeo
There is no improvement in tho co,df
ton OF Mrs. Prindle, who Is ilt-Mr,
Lucy Jackman is i'll with the grin
Ihomas Bacon, who has been sutor
ing with rheumatism for several nontbs
is improved and able to be out Ntrs
O. NJ. Hazard went to the Marv E,eto,,
err hospital Tuesday for surgical tro,l
Inent-Quarantine is lifted at w r
SCOTS, and his daughter. Mrs peeo,
VINO has been with her parents for co.
eraI weeks has returned to her yyorL g..
Burlington.-G. w. Varnev of Wat.
held Is the guest Of his foster daugb
ter Mrs. Walter Parker. and her fs,,,
lly.-C. F. Cove returned Saturd..
evening from a business trip of SOY
cral days to Mddlebury and otbo,
towns in Addison county.
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GRANVILLE.

Daniel Seeman and Edward SNinton
of Cornwall are in town for few days
The remains of Mrs. John Kerr were
brought here january y and buried be-
side her husband, who died many years
ago.-Robert Ingham has been in town
for the rest of his household goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Incham moved to RAN
dolph two months ago, where he has
Observation-Disclosures Grange Is to give
dance February 5.-Bessle Cady Is WIS.,
iting in Rochester at her brothers. Al.
fred. DR. Hambln Is I'm Washington to
visit Frank Wilson and family
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TOR SALE-Any part or all. cash or lum-
Der. Lane saw mill. No. !. special wire
rope feed. so h. p. aut. engine, 40 h. p.
engine. center crank aut., % h. p. en-
CINE side crank. Lane heavy draw
ing in rig. Lane drag saw, hand
edger. heavy bench saw. Col. Com
boiler 80 h. D.. 40 feet % inch sta ok.
Bryant band saw cut off for logs. heavy
bobbin splitter, two lathes with center
ing cups, 90 light dynamo with switch
and lamps, shafting. hangers and belt
ing. All iron hand derrick only used
two months. about 700 feet IL gal. wire
rope in guys, two heavy stone chains,
ring and hook. four two sheave blocks
for ! and IA rope. 200 feet Ia Mani.
rope. W. =. Carpenter Bradford, Vt.
81 .w13t
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montpelier in 1856 and 1857. and had held
che office Of town clerk for 80 years.
We was postmaster for many years. In
1910 he married Halcie 4. Smith. a daugh-
ter or the late Hon. Harrison O. Smith
OF this town, who survives him. The
funeral was held at his late home
sunday afternoon at two O'Clock, the
Fev. f. r. Stone of Hoosic Falls, ~ Y,
officiating
The Rev. G. c. Cornell will exchange
pulpits with the Rev. u. W. Reid, pas
TOR OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
at Lincoln Sunday. Services will be held
at the usual hours, 900 a. m. and 500
p m'-The Olympia ladies' quartette will
ne at the Woodmcn's hall Tuesday even
ine' February 1G-Harry S. Eaton of
wood River, Neb.. Is the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. IT, A. Deor
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Albert Schillhammer was in Can
bridge Saturday. visitor Of her siste
Mrs. Ralph DwYer.-The Ladies' Help s.
ciety of the Bap tist Church will serve
dinner at their parlors Friday from
until two The teachers and the pupi
are especially invited. Mrs Lawren
Quinlan is very lov.-Capt. William A
mour died January after a lin gering Il
ness Of about two months. the cause
his death being neuralgia Of the heart 7
is survived By wife and one daughte
Mrs. William Giles. and five children ;
his first wife He was born in Montre
May II, 1872 and had always lived Their
He was a retired captain Of the Fir
Montreal Field Battery, OF which he WI
one Of the originators: also of the FIR
Montreal Hunt club lie was a memh
Of the Free Masons. The past four yea
Mr.. and Mrs. Amour spent their sur
mers here in Jericho. The services we
held Saturday a. the house at 80 o'cloc
when the Rev. J. T. Buzzell made a fe
remarks and a prayer. The bearers we
Frank Pease, Burton Field, Halsey Gao
and WASHINGTON Roscoe. The renal
were taken to Essex Junction and fro
there to his late home in Montreal whe
the funeral was held Monday.-The Re
c. A. Nutting and family left Tuesd.
morning for their new home in Read
boro.-Mongol Amour of Montreal was
town Friday. called here by the dea
Of his father. Cant. William Amour
Miss Mary Field is in critical conditic
News has been received Of the birth
a daughter. Avallne Alberta, January
to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DIVER NJ Ca
brdge.-The little son Ralph of Mr.. a
Mrs. Horatio Chase is iii with rneumon
Mrs. Rufus Cunningham Of Rurlingt
was in town Friday and Saturday, call
here by tho death Of her hrother-in-la
William Administration Rice. who HI
his leg badly iammed. is able 10 he 4
Z arp11rI without cr.1l.t hos
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. f. g. Crane has returned from
Phllad"rhia.-Thc funeral Of Mrs. Louis
Dumas was held at her late HON" sun
day afternoon EdnCk Spaulding's fu-
neral was held ut the house Sunday
morning.-Mrs. Howard Allon and little
daughter have returned from Colorado
Daniel Buck has entered the employ of
j. II. Flctchcr.-Mr and Mrs. Richard
Ladeau are parents Of a daughter born
January IS
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HUNTINGTON.

+. 7. Leonard, the representative fror
Grafton. was an over-Suudav ruest n, ~
Rev. and Mrs G.. V. French.-Nrs Jarne
arpchter' who has been i'll with III
grip ana bronchial trouble tho past fe,
weeks does not improve.-Mrs Harr
'aoree is confined to the bed with Hines,
Mrs Herb Stevens entertained IN
kings Daughters at tho hall Wednesda
Milo Billado will move his family int
upstairs rooms Of Harry Gabree s.-lfr,
sara sherman has been in Burlington f.
a few days,-At the Sunday evenin
meeting Benson Sprague gave a good Re
port of the older boys conference hel
mt Chester, whore he was sent as dele
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ST. GEORGE.

Alton Magoon Of Stowe was a W
end visitor at the home OF Ira Oh
Tho proceeds from the box party
entertainment at the schoolhouse FIR
evening amounting to SIS will be
TO buy new books for the libral
school closes this week for the sp
vacatlon.-Mrs. Althea King Is at h
from Burlington for a few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Noonan died Tuesday G.
ing in the NSth year of her age She
born in Louisburgh County NJ
ireland. She had a cheerful and Ia
disposition and was a fond and To-
mother She leaves three daughters
two sons Sister NJ Raymond OF
Convent of Mercy, Portland, Me.
a. j. Purcell. Mrs. ID. w. Finnessy
John X. Noonan Of Sholburne,
stephen Noonan of ST. George. She
leaves one brother, Michael McKe
of burlington, The funeral will be
at st. Mary's Cathedral i'm Rurlni
Friday morning at ten o'clock. with
torment in St. Joseph's cemetery.
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MONKTON.

Frederick II. Dean died at his home
in his place al nine O'Clock Wednesday
January p. NJ, Dean was born In this
town December II, 1850 lie was a man
who had many friends not only In the
community whore he had always resided,
but In the county and State. He had
been engaged I'm the mercantile business
since 1879 and was representative from
this town 10 the General Assembly at