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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Dubuc in compan,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pine of Bur
lington loft Friday noon for Whitehall
where they will spend a. few DAYS Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Matt.-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Goodsell and little daughter, Bes
sic, of Fairfax, were in town Thursda.
TO attend the roll all Mrs G.. l.. Page
who has boon i'll with tho grip. is sone
what improved Mrs. jennie Roberts
who has been visiting at tho home % r
g. smith. has returned To her homo I
burlington Mrs. w. Hayes Mitchell 1
recovering from a short illness.
The annual election of officers Of tn
Library club resulted as follows: Presi
tent, Henry Harrington: vlce-presiden+
Mrs. Ruth Roberts. secretary. Mr..
Henry Tracy; treasurer. Mrs. Henry Har
%rington; lawn committee, Mr.. and Mrs. ;
4 Cory. Mrs. Harris Mack, Leo trisr
auditors, Lewis Van Nlict. ]. \. Cory.
Mrs. Horning of Fu~ltonville, y. Y. is /
town. called hero by the illness IF he
daughter, Miss Gertrude HorninS. WI
is ut DR.. Mitcholrs saultarium for tres
ment-F. e. Rowlov Of New Have
was IN town Tuesday 70 500 his fathe
T.. >. Rowley. who Is SICK.
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survived by her husband, daughter, her
father and mother, and a brother, Nor
gan Hatch.|Grace and Jessie Corrow
visited at the home of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Corrow, in Wolcott
Saturday and Sunday.-The Baptist So
ciety Will give a concert In their church
Wednesday evening, February "a Music
will be furnished by a II piece orchestra
The academy basketball team will play
tho Burlington high school this evening
and Spaulding high school Saturday
evening at the gymnasium.-The final
number in the lecture course will no "A
lecture by l.. Il. WIckersham in the opera
house Friday evening.-Earl Mitchell. who
has been employed in tho Downcr shoe
store for the past four years. has gone
with family to Shepherd Mich.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Ethel Belden OF Casticton normal
spent the weekend at home.-Paul Cur
rier is to drve the stage from Shoreham
to the station beginning March 1.-The
teachers and pupils Of the academy school
viii give n Washington Lincoln social in
Academy hall Monday evening at eight
o'clock. A small admission fee will Ia
used for a new fiag,-FridaY evening.
February 26. a supper will he served in
the ladies' rooms from $50 to eight
O'Clock, '"rhe Past and Present" will he
q feature of the supper. There will he
an entertainments and guessing contest
after the suppcr-Thc M~oravian club
has received hospital shirts from the
Red Cross society which is sending out
work to all who request it.
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ON Thursday evening, February =, the
Rev. William J. Ballou of Ludlow will
give an address ana relate personal CN-
pericnccs of european Tour Conducting
in War Times" The privilege and pleas
uro of hearing this is due to Mr.. Ballou =
courtesy to the Mary Baker Allen Chap
tor, u. \. r.. to aid them in securing
funds for patriotic work.
The "Philathea's' are to hold Il social
at the town hall Triday evening. A good
program has been arranged and refresh
ments will he served. -George Barker. a
senior OF Middlcbury College, preached
at the Congregational church Sunday IN
the absence of the pastor the Kew
Samuel Roso.-Loyal ToWlc is il with
a complication Il Diseases. Mr.. and MIS-
Homers Spaulding have Clnsaa their home
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JERICHO.


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PANTON.

Warren Neill of Cambridge. Mass. re-
turned to his home Monday after n sew
eral weeks stay here.-Mrs. Arthur Nan-
dcrhoof and sister. Miss Belle Harris
of Nergennes. have returned from a visit
to their brothers. Edward of Cornwall
and Fred of Bridport.-Mrs Nelson Mer-
rill Is confined to her bed with a splain-
ed shoulder. caused by n fall ON the
icc.-Charles Spauldinc and Andrew Rus
GO attended the funeral Of Mrs. Frances
Spaulding Thomas at her late home in
Cornwall Monday.
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ADDISON.

The q. r. B, society. the charter
members and a few invited guests held
n banquet AT the church on Friday
evening. There were about 30 present.
The rooms and tables wore decorated
in the society's ~colors, green AMI gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. y r. Clark and Nrs. VI,
A.. Smith went to Brandon Saturday 10
attend Pomona GranEe,-H, G. Palmer
Is able to be out.-Some from here at
tended n party Friday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hilton on the west side.
Mrs. L. NJ. Gage and daughters Of
Middlehury were guests of friends here
over SUNDAY
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from Page Onc).

Cents.-E. A. Reynolds ana Walter Small
have returned to Proctor after "A few
lays in town.
FLOYD Fitzpatrick. IA underwent an
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
Ht Winooski two weeks ago, for appen-
dicitis, has returned.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles II. Marshall OF Stamford, Conn,
arc In town.-The Middlebury Marble
company, whose works have been shut
down for two weeks on account OF re-
pairs to the machinery, was started
Tuesday morning. Hillary X, Markham
of East Orange, ". j., with his wife
and two daughters arrived Tuesday for
a two weeks visit in Middlebury and
neighboring towns-Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley j. Murdock. who have been visit
ing IN Burlington, have returned home.
-Word has been received that Mrs. w.
~. Wood. O former resident OF this VIII
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VERGENNES.


"'S NiaIia '"rN' WHO" "I J"hh
UIa'N' plc' h"rSHa! evening al nor
nome ON Map" street after a week.
Illness win aged Il years
She was born here, the daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Gordon. Al
the close of her school life at the Yer
genncs school, she went la Beaufort,
:. c., where she taught school under
the Frecdman's Aid society for five
years. While in the South she saw the
flag lowered on Fort Sumter after it's
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NEW HAVEN.

G. l.. Coates OF S%herburne was guest
of his brother, q. q. Coates, over sun
dsy.-Julius CoWles Wae at homo from
Montpelier over Sunday.-The funeral Of
home ond afternoon at W O'Clock.
b. Palmer and family and !. j.
Everest and family spent Saturday and
Sunday at the AXE. +. Rowloy has
returned to Shelburnc.-Ifamle Poulln and
G. c. Coates were In burlington Satur-
day-Hassan Davis has returned from
n visit with friends in North Elha.
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GRANVILLE.

Fred Burke was in warren Sunday
S. +. Riley is visiting In Montpelier and
East Calais for two wcekS.-Grac
Larey has returned from Watien.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wilson and children of
Washington are visiting relatives here
for a few ~days.-Ethel Luce is at home
from Randolph.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Ford were in Warren last wacN.--Ter-
mon Ford Is spending a few days at
Montpelier this week.-Mrs.. Ida Luce is
in Randolph
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BRIDPORT.

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Petty Is recovering from pneumonia
Mr.. Stevens of Harrisburg is the new
clerk at ]. II. l'letcher's.-A daughter
was born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
SwintOn. Marshall ~Broughton has bought
the %Spaulding farm in the Crane district.
Mrs. Henry Thomas died very suddenly
February l2-Tho funeral of Abel Nor
ton was held sunday afternoon-Mrs.
IroA s.. John Is snrlously i'll.
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FOR RENT.

MY FARM to rent at Westminster Sta
ton. VT Good onion, tobacco, corn
and grass land. near cannery which
pays 81 per ton for sweet corn. Only
those who can furnish stock, tools and
good references need apply. w. v.
FAIR. IS North Union street. Burling-
ton, Vt, s,d&w.tf
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FOR SALE-Any part or all, cash or lum-
Der. lane saw mill. No. l, special wire
rope feed, so j. p. aut. engine. ~ n. p.
engine. center crank aut, % h. p. en-
gine side crank. Lane heavy draw
ing in rig. Lane drag saw, hand
edger, heavy bench saw, Col. Com
boiler. 70 h. p. 40 feet % inch stack.
Bryant band saw cut off for logs. heavy
bobbin splitter, two lathes with center
ing cups. 20 light dynamo with switch
and lamps. shafting, hangers and belt
ing. All iron hand derrick only used
two months, about 70 feet ] ii gal, wire
rope in I guys. two heavy stone chains
ring and hook. four two sheave blocks
for ] n IA rope. 80 feet IA Mani.
rope. ". p. Carpenter. Bradford, VI.
3l.w13t
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laGe, died at her home in Lieonicr, Ind,
Sunday evening. She is survived Joy a
husband and one daughter. Mr.. Wood
was manager at one time of the Fran
don italian Marble company.-Bobort w.
McCue.. has returned from Bristol,
where he spoke at the meeting of the
Bristol board of trade Monday night.
The annual meeting Of the Nlddlcburv
Cooperative Creamery association was
held in the NIoosalamuo clubrooms Mon
day evening. The reports of the officers
showed that tho COMPANY was in a good
condition. The following onir,rs were
elected. President. T.. r.. Footc. Vice
president, a. d.. Wright: secretary and
treasurer. john II. Stcwart-Edgar r..
Brown has returned To- Newark. \. j..
after a week in town with his daughter,
Miss Dorothy Brovu-Mrs. John lialpin
Is seriously III mt her homo on Court
street.-The \. s. rooto company has
sold tho r7urt WRIGHT farm to Irwin G..
Piper. Mr. Finer oxnccts to take pos
session ahoit Aoril The Ladies' Aid
society of tbo Methodist church will
mce. with Mrs AZ : Ifprii.v ot her
homo or South Mai, .tr.., Tbursdav
af,orroou 81. o.9o ...,,cl I.tr tyos
who has hoon I'm r, v..l b,s so
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho funeral Of ]. Avery Harris
held at his late home at the VI
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock the
w. u. Goodman, pastor of the MI
dist church Of S%helburnc, officiating
sisted by the REV, Frank Place,
tor Of the Baptist Church here.
mcnt was I'm the family lot In Mort
side cemetery. The earer were
three sons of the deceased, Edj
Charles and William, the two grand
Roy and Homer Harris, snd Il mel
William T.. Harris, 81 Roston. Il
from out Of town to attend werd
Rev. r. h Harris Of Coventry, WI
T.. Harris Of Boston. charles
aud his family OF Middlebury, II
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WHITING.

The wedding Of Miss Beatrice Wells.
daughter of Mr.. n Mrs. Herman Wells,
of Leicester, and Lucius Paul Currier. Of
Cornwall. took place Saturday evening at
the Baptist parsonage in Whiting. the
Rev. Robert l.. Caster officiating. They
we're accompanied Ivy his nephew. Harry
Currier. Mr.. and Mrs. Currier will re-
side in Cornwall
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cruhY atternoon.-H. u. Weller and N.
-. Partch Of IIinesburg were at Miss
Helen Wellcr's S~aturday.-Mrs, caro-
wilson was homo from her school in
cornwall over Sunday Clifford Bacon
OF Leicester Junction was i'm town over
Sunday.-Mrs. Gonevicvc Tower has re-
turned to Burlington.
MISS Grace Pullman was at home from
her school in Fcrrisburg S~unday.-The
Baptist Sunday school has organized a
mems Bible class with the Rev. Ernest
NJ. Holman as leader. and william j.
Kelley secretary and treasuror.-The
baseball association cleared over 500 at
the bazaar held in Holley hall last week.
Thomas Sprague and family Of Addison
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs c.. w.
Spraguc, over S~unday.-The Willing
Workers mot Wednesday afternoon
at tho home of Mrs. g. w. Norton, the
host"sses being Mrs. horton. Mrs. Fer
Guson, Mrs. Parmalcc, Mrs. Dwiro and
Miss Nicbolson.-Th Rev. Il. NJ. IIol-
man preached at the roll call service at
the Baptist Church in Lincoln Wednesday
cVcnine.-Alfrrd Eastman, who has been
In poor health for a long time, Ia confined
to his bcd-Mrs. Arthur Snalloy * ill
Mrs. Della Stcadman 1s at home from
Rutland for q few daya.-About . of the
young people Of the Baptist Church OF
=, Lincoln were guests of the Baptist
Christian Eudeavor society sunday even
ing, Miss NJ. \. Eosvorth gave = talk
ON her trip through Great Britain. At
the evening service My. Dansc, pastor of
ithc Lincoln church. was tho speaker
Mr. Smith Cummings died Monday
morniuG at the homo of Moses Dumas
on tho Starksnoro ro5d.-M. ! IIdnnor
has sold his farm on Trim" hill to Theo-
dore Booeta. Mr. Harmon took as part
payment Mr. Brooks house south of the
village" NJ. Harmon has also bought
tho I'm pace on Maple street. occupied
10y Mrs. N,sburg. He takes possession
March j.
T.. II. Richardson. l.. r. Jacobs and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Trudo attended the
funeral of Abraham Norton III Bridport
SIHdty.-NiSs Sadie Simonson Of Mere
dith, \. H.. IS Il; guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Eastman ana family.-The w. G.
r. L.. will hold a Frances willard me-
mortal meeting at the home of Miss
Helen Weller Friday afternoon. the
leader being Mrs. Wiley. The devo-
tional leader will be Mrs. A. e. Grow.
Honorary members are Invited The
ladies on BRISTOL hats CAV" Mrs ho'laS
Leonard II party TUESDAY afternoon at
tho home Of Mr.. and MrS. Frcd smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Will move to
tblS village March ! and VIII occupy
Mr.. AMI Mrs. ". &. palnIcr's house on
Pleasant stroct-Mrs. Margaret Assay
=, Hess Of Saratoga. y. y, will speak at
the W. g. r. T.. meeting Friday after
noon mt tho home Of Miss Helen Wei
Ter. while hero Mrs. Hess will he tho
gucst of Mr.. II. . Nfanum-Jamcs B..
Estor Of Nrortpclier. president Of the
vc,uont state fair commission. and
rame4 = T3vlor of burlington. sccrc-
tarv of tro Greater Vermont association.
.uot a.. ~. h,,o,o+ ~ tho Rueiress
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HANCOCK.

Miss Ida Smith was with her aunt.
Mrs. Lucy Perry. over Sunday.-Miss
Alice Smith has finished her school work
on Brandon mountain and is at home for
n while.-J. r, Smith is III with a COM
plication OF diseases.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mira. oscar Bliss died at tha Fanny
Allen hospital Friday morning. The re-
mains We're taken TO the home Of her
father, Charles Hatch, at CraftsburN,
aud the funeral was held sunday, the
RAI. u q. French officiating. She IL
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Social and Improvement society
will give n play. 'The Deacon" at tho
town hall February 24-Mrs. r. A
Roies. who has been Ill for some time,
Ia slowly improving.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM OF "a ACRES for sale divided
in pasture. wood and meadow land,
running water to house and barn. near
school and church. or telephone and
r. r. y. line. G. A. Donah. Brandon,
VT. n. r. u. No. 2. 41.6t&w,1t.
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FLORIDA LANDS.

81 orr DA-Ten acres for sale, on East
Coast of Florida, suitable for veGc-
tables. oranges, grapefruit, chIckchs'
Herbert II. Giles, Oklahoma city,
Oklahoma. S4,w 1t.
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POULTRY M EGGS.

FOR SALEl-White Plymouth Rock eggs
for Matching. IL by parcel post in first
zone or Is at my house for one dollar.
W. V. FAIR, So North Union street,
R~urlinuton. Vt. ~, d w If.
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at West Cornwall for the present and
arc with their son-in-law, Henry Thorn
as, at their home in Brldport, where
their daughter died last week,
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AGENTS WANTED.

ETATE AGI5NT for the big and little
concrete mixer. Send for circular and
free books On concrete construction.
L. i. Shore. st. Adams, Vermont
SS,6t. &w, 81
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WANTED.

FIRST CLASS BUTTERMAKER and
creamery manager desires posltion
with good concern. Only those want
ing reliable, steady man need apply
Good references. Hox 81, care of Free
Press 49,6t;w,lt.
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finances have been well cared for, i'm
provcments on property accompllshc"
and tho Epworth League re-orRanlzcd.
The Junior F'pworth League has re-
Gently organized and started out with
fullncss Of promise. Tho following Of
flccrs were appointed for the next con
ference year: Stewards. NJ. L. Barton'
Alien burroughs, W. Downcr FREQ
Ward; district steward, r. i. Bristol;
recc riding steward. Corydon Harris, q.
L.. Middiebrook, Hattie Winslow. o., 6.
Field, Mrs. T.. T.. HirSctt, Lynn Cush-
man. Carrie Scott and Mrs. Austin
Booth; trustees. NJ. H. Barton. ~. Bur
roughs, II. Il. Slack. +. e. Ward, g. u
Middlehrook. Holden Beach, F.. T.
Birkctt. Frank burroughs. Fred Cush-
man. class leader, Charles Tuppcr OF
l'crrishurg; sunday school supcriutcn-
dents, Corydon Harris O. G. Field;
presidents of Epworth Leagues, John
bristol, Mrs. Z. T.. Pirkett; presidents
Of Ladies' Aid. Mrs. G. n. Middlcbrook,
Mrs. 4. Tuppcr. The committees arc:
Foreign missions. Mrs. Charles Gran
dcy. Miss Carrie Scott: Home Missions
and church cxtcnsiou, Mrs. q. u. Md
dlcbrook. Mrs. l.. i. Birkett; Sunday
schools. Mrs. \. Burroughs, q. u. Mid
dlehrook, William Downer, Mrs. Homer
Ea1l, T.. e.. Cushman, Carrie Scott; tenn
porancc, Mrs. c. Y. :. Pierce, w. II. Pc
cue; education. Mrs. G. T.. S. Pierce, Mrs.
II. Booth; Frecdmcn's Aid, NJ. l.. Barton,
Holden Beach; hospitals. Miss Lena
Hawkins. Charles Tupper; church rec
ords. T.. j, bristol, O. G. Field; auditing
accounts, +. e. ward, II, i. liirkett;
PARSONAGE and furniture. =. G. Ward,
\. I~;urrou"hS, Mrs. 6 Grandcy, Mrs. q.
H.. Niddlcbrooi5. Mrs. +, ifurrouChs;
church music, Mrs. f.. G.. Ward, Mrs.
II. 49, slack. llclco ]Burrouphs, Guy
Ec'ch, Mrs. II. Ban, Mrs. T.. +. Iiirkctt;
estimating ministerial support, =. Bur
rourhs. T.. g. Ward. VI. w. Barton. o.. g.
I'icld, llcrbcrt Booth: examination of
local preachers, the pastor. r. J. Bris-
toll. &. II. =. Ni,rcc. .. G. Field. Herbert
rou,h; tricr of appeals. r.. j. bristol
Tho body or ROYAL =. Slack arrived
here sunday evening from Hoiyokc,
Mass. where he met his death Satui-
day afternoon. His death occurred in
the warehouse OF Russell and CO.. with
whom he was employed. in an attempt
to prevent n truck from riding over the
edge of the freight elevator. He was
caught i'm the safety gate and Instant
ly killed. The body was accompanied
here 10y Grover GoWctt, a native Of this
place and a travelling salesman for !.
Russell a CO.. Royal j. Slack was
born here, the son of MIR. and Mrs. VI.
i. slack, and was = wears old. At the
-r-.- 80 l.- no u--- L.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

A new consignment OF fresh
horses Just arrived from Nebraska
farm. chunks. draught horses, etc. one
half Of the lot mares. r. IAndo &
Son. Bristol. We. s3.d&w,tf.
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EGGS for sale. Breeding stock from
bred 10 lay Il. and 5. c. Hack Orp-
ingtons. r. c.. White Orpingtons, Regal
W~yandottes. Edcewood Poultry Farm
Altoona. n. Y. &4.w.5t.
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AN ENERGETIC YOUNG FARMER
wishes to rent a medium size farm
uartly or fully stocked. II. +. Davis
r. T.. u. Wcstboro. n. ". S2,w,it.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office I4b Cherry street. n. ". Bull
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Cuff Work. Phone 2S-ll OF send post
~ and driver Will call.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

-
WIINOOShA.
Tho republican and democratic caucusos
for the nominations or candidates for
the various town Offices to ba votod ,,r,,
at the annual town meotinp ia no held ]
i'm Horizons hall March . worc held Sat.
urdav afternoon ana evening rosrc,tivo- +
~. There was a small attendance nt tho
republican caucus in the afternoon. hui
the democratic caucus brought out q
large gathering. vt neither c3ucus was
there any excitement. There were nn or.
positiops for tho various candidat,.
named. The result of tn, rcuuhlic,r
caucus follows: Moderator. II. A Hailr,.
town clerk. G. G. Nllard: sclcctman for
three years. T.. n. Horton. treasure. &
G. Allard; ovorso.r of the moor. l. g
Flint; constable. George Horton. collector /
of taxes. II. T.. Wolcutt lister. Louis /
Mongeon. auditors. 6. II. Shipman. Nc.-
son Provost and George 4. Graves. truss
tee of L. =. fund. c.. q. Allard. town
grand juror, D. f.. Sullivan. town aucut.
II. +. Wolcott; school director for thr"o
Years. f. Il. Severance. The call WAS
read by Committeeman George y. Nash
ana II. ALBION Bailey wa made chairman
and J. =. Thompson clerk. The call for
the democratic caucus was read by H. f.
OSullivan, Louis Alapa was made chair
man ana NIiHail MafiSeau cIerN' 'u'
iol'o"ihS loHlIiiatlohS were maui .Nlou-
er'ltor' j w iaNlshe' to"h c'erN' ~
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rlaS" about ttr'" weeks ago ~ Albert
IHnN"eF' formerly II TINS place, now 81
t'slo'N' SaSNat'h""an, :" Miss Anna
i"n'HN, also u that place. Mr.. Sny-
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of IN" class OF 1910, after which he
worked at the stevens Machine shops
for a while, later at rrandall's drug
T store. II" has been in northwest Can
ada for two Years. where he has heon
a teacher in a country school.
: \ son was born Saturday morning 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Adams of clifford
street.
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