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ORLEANS COUNTY
NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Page, wife of Or. +. II. Page. is
seriously ill.-C. A. McAllister and his
brother-in-law, j. ii. Morgan of Fairfield,
have purchased of the Orleans Trust com
pany Of Newport the parcel of farm land
on the county road situated opposite Nc
Allister's home place. The premises for
merly belonged TO tho late Winfield s.
Elkins and moro recently to the late
f. r. Seaver.-Mrs. Lucy r.. Ladd. widow
of Charles r.. Ladd, and Mrs. eardsley
his sister. have been staying in town Il
few days. The former now lives in sutton
Que. and the latter in Enowlton, Que,
but they are both contemplating a re-
turn "a a. residence in this village. II he
North Troy Fruit cornpany is about to
enlarge It's present quarters in the Butter
field block on Main stree, b. cXtendinc
the width of the front store room.-John
X. Akin of Newport addressed mass
meeting on "Thu Advantages of STATE
wide Prohibition in the Congregations
Church Sunday evening, March >.
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moments before, he was sitting in his
chair, and soon afterwards. she heard
his cry for help and on entering tho Of
fee found him on the floor in serious
condition. The injury seems to he in ono
leg about half way from tho knee t" the
hip. 1t has not vet been determined by
the physicians, whether 1T is fractured
or the ligaments torn. Mrs. l.. II. Rum
rill and sister, Mrs Hall, came from
Barre Tuesday to open the house Of Mrs
Rumrlll and prepare for the reception OF
the remains of their mother, Mrs. Eliza
Stoughton. whose death occurred in Barre
at the home of another sister, Mrs. b. H..
Tenney. The remains will be brought
here Wednesday and the funeral and
burial will be held hcrc.-Mr and Ms.
NJ. G.. Rowell and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Salisbury returned Tuesday from Cam
bridge. where they went Monday to at.
tend tho wedding Of the son and brother,
Richard Rowell.--Aiss Pearl TcwksburN,
who has been teaching this winter in
Warren. has closed her school and re-
turned home Tuesday.--The ladies Of the
Baptist Church had fair number at
their boiled dinner at the chanel Tues
day noon.-C. w. Proper after an illness
of several months is not as we'll Tor a
few days.
The result of the town meeting was rs
follows: Moderator. y. |. Boyden, who
presided with efficiency. Notwithstanding
that on July next he will have reached
his S0th year: Town clerk. f.. +. Briggs;
selectnen, G.. c. Clifford. \. NJ. smith. y.
NJ. Gilman, the latter reelected; listers,
II. NJ. Gaylord w. 4. Clifford, g. H.
Temple: auditors, A. &. Wells, j. H.
Hutchinson. \. A. Priest, trustee OF pun
lie money. f. 4. Thomas; collector. y. a.
Becdle: overseer, a. II. Beedle, first con
stable. D. u. Howe; town grand jurors
L. J. Harrington, NJ. NJ. Wilson and J."
D. Camp; poundkeepers, Charles Hepalu
A. a. Priest, Julius Greene; surveyors ot
wood. J. Il. Adams, r. r. Hayward;
weigher Of coal, II. NJ. Gaylord; road
| commissioner G. W. DanyoW: agent to
prosecute and defend suits. {. 6. Clifford;
cemetery commissioner, s. :. Banster,
| II. NJ. Totman and II. y. Allen; sections,
6. y. lioman, w T.. Adams. T. >. Ban
lister; trustees of public library. w. W.
Tcwk-burv, +. G. Sprasuc. j. W. Fargo,
L.. A. Thomas, the Rev. Homer White;
auditors town school district, \. \.
( Priest, +. w. Williams. Everett Edison.
The town also voted to exempt from taxa
| ton for term of five years the Dix j.
| Camp mill property. The town voted Tt
! exempt from taxation the Fast Randolph
| Light & Power COMPANY. The town APP
| propriated $500 for the support of the
| library and So for Memorial day. The
| vote on the fifth class license question
was as follows: jSj no, o. yes. Eighty
cents on Il dollar was voted to pay eX-
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.


1o"H meeting ope"eo i"e"u"' q
ing WIN w y N'"e' as '''o''
". Jones was re-elc"'ea 'o"i 'i''N'
Wntus Spooner, lister Tor lhrce Se''''
William walsh road commissioner u '0'
coed George Leonard, Nh" "ou'o NOT aN
ceqt the office another year me on'' CO.
citcrncnt curing the meeting was 10Y '"'
Office of selectnan t" MI TINS vacancy
caused by II. T.. Kingsley refusing 10 a.
cept the office another term. g. H. Leon
prd and T.. II. Riseing we're Candidates
iol this office. Mr., lNsoing being cIccted'
ire other officers are Foormns'er'
Charles Churchill; collector and FIRST con-
stable, J.. v, Nichols; second cons ap'a'
George Holden; auditors, A. j. ives j.
W Briggs and Hugh Seager. W, ~ Al
Wcll; Town grand juror Il. H. Johhhon'
town treasurer Walter f. Scott trustee
of public money. Walter I. Scott Tax
Of S. cents on the dollar was voted ana
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The Rev. C. c. Adams OF the First
Church, Burlington. gave an address to
the Mems Bible class at the parsonage
Wednesday evenins.-Clayton Scott has
rented and taken possession OF f. l..
Starts tenement The Rev. G. c. Adams
was guest at 7. NJ Powcll's Wcdnes-
day niGht.-The Rev. +. Il. Hyde has
been called to Middlebury by the serious
illness of his mother.---Ira Morse has
gone to Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. kinslcy
Putnam of Cambridge We're guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Watkins Tuesday The
schools have closed for three weeks va
oation.-rhe annual meeting of the JEFF
fersonville cemetery association will be
held in Woodmans hall March "A. A
public dinner will be served in the eve
ming, to which all are invited,-A good
number of the legal voters of the town
hraved the fierce blizzard to attend the
town meeting Tuesday. The warm din
nor at the church vcstry was well
patronized.
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will address a meeting. Tho women or
St Mary's Church gave -. we'll attended
military whist party in Foresters' hall
Tuesday nisht.-TI y. Bartrum returned
Sunday from Bridgeport Conn, where NC
has been for several weeks. Word has
boon received of the injury of frank r.
laport. who is we'll known here, having
been with his aunt Mrs. A. II. Sanders
for some time Mr., Laport was formerly
of Burlington. He was hurt in railroad
accident ut Palmer. Mass, February "a
his left leg being crushed. and it was
found necessary to amputato 1t above the
knee. He is at hospital in Springfield
Mass.-Burt Cook has purchased the
farm occupied by Arthur Humiston in
sudbury ana Will move there shortly
Mrs George Severy has returned from
llttsford, where she has been visiting her
daughter. Mis-. Frank Whittimore-1. v
Patnodc went Tuesday to Boston to spend
several days ct the automobile SNOW,
after which no will visit relatives in TROY
Albany and Rochester. y. Y. Mrs Pat
node will join him at Troy
The prudential and the building commit
tces OF tho new high school, which Is TO
be erected on the site of the old Episco-
BAILEY Of Boston as architect for The new
nulding.--Mrs. +. T.. Rogers went We'd
nesday to Rutard 70 remain scvera! days
with her aunt, Mrs. W. II. Williams. -
Leslie McAntire went Tuesday evening TO
Boston to attend the automobile show
Last evening It the town hall Mr.. Cove
representing the Pathescope company OF
New England demonstrate ted tho posslhili-
ties OF the use Of motion pictures in cdu-
| cational work before the Parent-Teachc,
association. Tine demonstration consist
cd wholly of educational 1lms.-The con-
cert given Tuesday evening for tho bene.
H. of the free public library By the Apollo
Concert company was much enjoyed by &
large audience. This Is :hc last nurbe,
of the entertainment course. -Selectmar
! W. a. Atwell will nave charge OF The
town hall during the next year, insteat
oc T. L. Nlngsler. whose term expired
| TueSdav
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

the annual March meeting hroush, CT
approximately go voters The PER- hin
was defeated here by a majority u lj4
Direct primary favored by majority ~
lle. The town went dry by majority II
"A votes, a 5 against N IN 1915 The fol-
lowing town officers were cioc led NodoIo-
tor, A. u. Watson; town clerk, Samuel
f. Ptngree; school directors A. T..
Watson. c. ". Powers, DR.. George
stephens; listers, Seth H. Wright, G. II
Savage. II. p. O'Ncil; sclectmen. Robert
f. Smith, William Fl. Wallace and G. @.
Nichols road commissioner, John st
John: overseer OF poor. Orris r Robin
son; collector of taxes, trustee of public
money and treasurer, G. II. Watson:
auditors, Russell =. Young. D. A. Perrin
and f. Il. Kane; grand jurors, u. A.
Finsree. f. T. Stevens +. +. Adams. G.
T.. Mann, r. G. NInscll and T.. T. Palmer:
first constable, F.. H. Oakes; second con-
stable r. a. Spafford; agent to prescott
and defend suits. II. r. Mech; tree
warden, J. r. Aikens; trustee of cemetery
funds. F. r. Huse. The meeting voted
500 tax on sl.00 OF the grand list
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fife ara drum corps, eohipos..d of Gno"'
| 10 pupils, the second largest IT i'g lJi.,
| in tho country. ard whici 2aucd rpi.i.
era bic fame throughout the state. ihc r,.
| sanzation appca ring Mt different "o,chr.
tons, Mr.. BroWnscomho vaa porn 80
| June 1865 in ontario, Can, AMI af'or
| leaving thi, ely in ~, %c9. t. Balt.
more, Nd. and resided with his brOthcr
for q. year. Afterward he was located In
| Dahbury, Conn, for year Us head T..
tho schools in that city, and FOR the past
| three years has been in New York. Ne
organized there q school for employees UNI
der the direction Of the Nationa, Suit and
Cloak company and did much FOR he wei.
rare OF the 1,vo1 odd employees of the cor
poration
Carl Weir Of Middleacx passed
through the ely Tue sday on his va,
home after a. three weeks visit in Sher-
brooke. r. O. where he was called bv
tho Illness of his father, john Weir
who suffered a shock following. an i'll
ness with the grin. The latte. accom-.
panied the son 10 Middlesex. makiLg
the trip on a cot.
A divorce case, Angelo G. ,alo.ra..:,
~. Carrie Il, Calier;ra. Carver for the
petitioner, was entered Taeada. in
county court fer tho March term.
Miss Igene Dodge, vouuccs. daiig1' er
Of Mr.. and Ms T.. Il. Dodge, uiod ,es.ei-
day afternoon at $50 O'clock at her noluo
on Foster street after long Nme 3 win
tuoercrar and nervous troubles She vp4
10 Years OF age, was born ia Montpe,ic..
and Unit! taken III attended the Irc.i
schools. She ip survived ny her ua:stl's
two brothers Edward z. Dodge of N%hitr
River Junction and kla-r,, JOndrp NJ III.
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WESTFIELD.

Mrs. Walter Durham oied last
week Wednesday night. The flu
neral was held at her late home
Friday. the Rev. NJ. W. Far
nam officiating, assisted by the Rev.
=. A. Kracllhardt. Mrs. Burnham was
about 80 years old and lived all her life
here. She was a bright, interesting wo-
man of unusual mentality and did a great
deal for those less fortunate than her
self Reside her husband. who has been
untirirs in his life iong dcN ution to her.
she leaves one son. n. w, WHO, has two
children. The house was tillcd with old
time friends who paid their last tribute
Of esteenl.--T.os Bell came homo from st.
.Tohnsbury Academy for tho week end
returning Monday.-Judge Gnpjn wen;
Tuesday to Bartin and Brat tlcboro TO
visit his sons,--Mr. and Mrs. james Mar
lin spent Saturday I'm North Troy.-The
village schools close this week for the
spring vacation. Miss Mildred pcn finish
cs her winter term in Troy nest week
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F'ORESTDALE.

Wallace johnson and John Derby, who
have been very low with pneumonia, are
ronValescinS "A son was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Reed March AIRS. Jennie
Rickert has returned from Akron, Ohio,
where she has been for three months
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bulris have return
cd from Burlington. where Mr.. Burs
underwent an operation for appendicitis
While in burlington MIR. and Mrs. BulriS
adopted a little baby girl--Thc Ladies
Guild of Grace Church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. l. w. Horn.-Mrs
John Robbins is seriously ill.--Mrs. ]. W
Horn was in Rutland this week.
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BENSON.

Dr., J. +. Newton. who has been con-
fined to the house FOR a month with the
grip, is now somewhat better and is able
to be out O little. There Is more sickness
il. Benson than at any time before in y
ycars.-There was a dance at Charles +.
{ oodriCh's in the north district Friday
night. George Jackson furnished music.
90 w. s. Bascon is i'll with the grp.-A
II. Bishop who has lived with his sister.
MIS-, Flora Fay. for three years, is soon
to move to Fair Haven.-Helen Deyette,
George Deyette's daughter, has received
an appointment as stenographer in the Of
flee of the National Lii, Insurance com
pany at Montpelier.
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NORTHFIELD.

w. y. Shaw. iretcoroiogist In charge OF
the local station Of the United States
weather bureau, reports mean tempcra-
cure for February Of Is degrees. which is
two degrees below the normal for the
month. The highest was 90 degrees, on
the ist and the lowest was q degrees
below zero. on the 18th. The gra est
daily range was 40 degrees. on tho 18TH
and the least daily range was eight de.
groes. on the md. The precipitation (rail,
and melted snow amounted to "a inches
the normal for the month being 80
inches. Tho prevailing wind was from,
the north, tho total movement 5000 miles
the average hourly velocity rs miles, and
the maximum velocity 50 miles per hour
from the southwest on tho 7ih The
month was made up oe four clear flve
partly cloudy and ~ cloudy days,
Precipitation in quantity sufficient to
measure occurred on - days and the
total amount included 1917 inches OF SNOW.
Solar halos were noted on the 9TH, Sth,
9th ana 18th, lunar halo an tho sth
and sleet OH tie alth.
The following officers were elected
Tuesday Tor the ensuing year at a
largely attended annual meeting: Mod
orator. G. ID, Edge1on; town clerk,
Claude l.. Morse; lister for three years,
william II, Dillingham;: selectman for
two years, Gilbert r. Andrews; select
man for three years. Fred A. Jones:
road commissioner. j. +. Plunkett
overscer OF poor Fred G, Fisher; trus-
tee of pablo money. G.. ID. EdGerton
town treasurer. Claude L. Morse; audi
tors, l.. l.. Field. Ii. W. O:ser and y. NJ
DeerlnS; town grand jurors. J, L. Nose
ley. William G. White and u. p, Adams
first constable, j. NJ. Donahue: second
constable, Morris Ryan; town agent ia
prosecute suits, {. ID. Edgerton: tree
warden, q. II. Andrews; cemetery com
missioners, flVe years, Ii G. Cady. -four
year. Charles NJ Davis three years, II
\. silver, two years, James Is. Sargent
one year, +. A. Jones; trustee Of Brow
Public library for fve years, John l.
Moscley. The sum of $3.50 was appro
priatcd to secure State aid by vote
] of II to 20; $50 for expenses of Me-
mortal day; $40 for public concerts b,
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CRATTSBURY.

Mrs Levi Richardson is seriously i'll.
James Wilson is in poor health
George Merrill was injured last week in
n fall down stairs. lie Is improving
Mrs Augusta Noodle. who WAS very III
last week. is improvinr.N son was born
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. John WGtcr-
house of CollinsViilc.--Th Rev. G. H..
Pierce was aulc to take up his regular
work sunday Tho Craftsbury Grange re-
orcani2ed Friday evening at North
Craftshury and Will hereafter hold its
meetings at that place in Academy hail.
Ali quarantine for infanti!e paralysis
was raised last Monday. there being no
evidence OF any further trouble. The
academy school opened Tuesday. MIR.
ana Mrs. Youncman visited in Starnard
Sunday.--Etta Smith is at home from
Elnore, whore she has been teaching,
FOR the spring vacation
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ROCHESTER,.

George A, Campbell returned from
North Adams. Mass. last v cch.--,C. u.
Campbell attended the fish and same
banquet held in Burlington last week.
w. II. Mayo of Eoyaitpn is to run tho
Rochester garage The coming season i,,
connection with T.. u. Chase Tie
Rochester board of trade held a mc2tN..
March 3 10 consider the location ii in
dustrles for the betterment Of the tuWn. --
The girls basketball team from Bothc'
met the Rochester team at q. A. r. haN
last Friday evenus. -'hc score wa Il
to Is In favor of the Bethel tcum.--D. W
I1odsder of West Milan, y. H.. is in town
looking after his hunter Interests. Wor. ~
4. Shamreney of Rochester and Nj.
Mildred Eaton Of Hancock were marie
at the brides home March h,- the Re,
4. \. BlaclSford. Only immediate IcIa-
ttvcs We're present .Aftcr Il short Wcd-
ding trip the couple are to reside ia
Rochester,--At the recent town meet r
the following Officers We're c,ectcs:
Moderator, II. e. Stoughton: town clerk,
F.. II. Fdgertou; road commissioner. G
A. Lyons; sclectmau, Walter Saverv:
lister. II. p. Mason; constable Leon A.
Claflin: school director, ". II. Wn..
| town library; sl5 for the observance -
Memorial day II was voted To bond a =
town officers The vote on license. ycs
81. no l+o; druggist license YES g., Nc lo-
Total tax $50
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place of assistant foreman at the G. P.
n. -four shed a. IT, Whybron is
temporarily filling the vacancy. --Attor-
ncy- General II. G.. Barber OF Brattleooro
was in town Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
II. Bahbitt of Taunton. Mass" were
guests of their uncle. G. NJ. Barley.
over the weekend. james Hlay, who
lives ON the road between Derby Center
and Charleston, was driving over tho
causeway Monday when his horse be-
came frightened by an engine APP
preaching from behind. The horse ran,
throwing Mr.. Blay against q telephone
pole. lie was severely cut ard bruised
about the hcad.--C. NJ. Bailey entertain
ed the members Of tho customs force
at dinner ON the occasion OF his birth
day Saturday. Jane Wilson went
Tuesday to Montreal. where she VIII
undergo an operation for appendicitis
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DERBY.

Mr. Goodrich. WHO WAS summoned to
Ohio by tho serious Illness OF his mother
found that she had died before lie hal
started. lie was in time for The funeral
and his SON filled his place at the Silver
harn.--Gordon Hay has been obliged to
leave the school which he was attendin-
in Montpelier on account of IL health. .-
The Glee club of Derby Academy gave
an entertainment in Academy hall We'd
ncsdaY, March ! assisted by IloveV's or
chcstra, after which there was prom
q ln
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Blanche Payne is visiting in
Burlington.--Charlos McCuin and fam
fly have moved to Randolph.--Paul
Swascy, a student at the University OF
Vermont, and Harry Blake of st. AL
bans. were week END visitors at DR..
and Mrs. G.. H. Ncwton's.--MissM Marion
Newton spent Monday and Tuesday in
Burlington,-II a. Buckley is spending
the week in BoSton.--Frank Brady of
bakersfield was a visitor at G.. w. La
hountys Sunday.--1L n Gray was In
Burlington Wednesday.--M. d. Young
! is i'll Danville and Barton this week.
! The students of Peoples Academy arc
spending II two weeks vacation at
their homes here.--AIr. and Mrs Tellus
stone are the parents of r. son, porn
Sunday.--Mlss Vera Fullingtou of Hyde
Park spent sunday with her mother,
q. lrS Julia Fullington,
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

John l.. Hutchinson and Everett Edison
have lately installed milking machines.
Miss Aida IIyser has had two opera =
lions, one for appendicitis, the other to
remove adhesons. and is recovering
satisfactorilv.-Jack Race has hired the
Belknap farm. so called, of Ncttc Penn
Der for two years.
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ROYALTON.

Officers elected Tuesday: Moderator,
Ernest j. Hewitt; clerk. James F. Wat"r-
man; school director, \. ". Rohonor.
lister for three years, y. j Eaton. for
two years, Frsrk Rand; solcrtmen. SAM
az before; road commissioner, Elmer
Doyle: second road commissioned g -
russ; orerescer Of tho pour, John r.
waterman The othrr O.f.te.a rcr'a'p
as before. The town yutei SO IT," :ic
observance of Memorial Day. $50 ~
the free public library. for Acnoois 90
cents, fer roads 90 cents. fo- town sl.0.
Tho c. f. society furnished dinners
town meeting day and cleared about So
TO add to the carpet fund.,-N.s. Il. :;
Winchester returned from thu sdnitatlIm
at Randolph, Improved IN health, lse,
dnesday.Miss Louise llnkley -
Cambridge, Mass. is tna guest ~ Mrs
Charles w Danfor.,
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HAPPENINGS IN V,RM0NT
CONTINUED from Page Four.)

Mr.. Hastings clothes were badly torn
Mrs. George Tillson and Mrs. Bert Grif-
fifth Joined their husbands Thursday at
their home which they recently purchased
Of w y povcll
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

L. ". Haskell. who has been quite
feeble OF late. in not as weil.--At the
prixe-spsaking at the Center Friday
night, Paul Ainsworth was awarded a.
prise from this schooL-Franh Daniels
has rented his farm 10 Dean Goddard. -
Frank Batcheider is in Burlington for a
few days.-Wilbur Parker is III with
pneumonia. -fsalph Thomas carries OH
his fathers place the coming year
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BETHEL.

Town meeting Was wel, attended
though the voters were SOW in arriviHG
perhaps in part owing to Il fal, Of SIX
inches Of snow during the previous
night. Only 90 votes were cast or tie
ballot for selectmen. Officers were elect
ed as follows: Moderator, r. }, llint,
clerk. Guy Wilson; seectman for three
years, Marry Emery; lister for three
years, George S. Harlow to succeed .
r. Godfrey. first road commissioner. /
q. Dutton: second road commissioner,
Pearl 4. Brown; ovcrscer, e, l.. Nuue,
collector, w. II. Brisgs treasurer ana
trustee o. public money. L. Flint;
auditors, James \ Graham, Charles
Batchelder, II. y. Perkins; tow:l grand
jurora, c. y. Gushing and Pau y, WI"
son: first constable, T., =, Putnam.
second constable, f. : Putnam; accUi.
John }, Wilson; cemetery commissioners.
a. A. BATTLES; town school director tor
three years to succeed G. Nual",
George l. bearing. Arpnrorria;icnr.
Memorial Day, 500; libraries, $50: for
permanent roads, $1,000; tnN t. dcCraY
current expenses and apply on indebted.
ness of the town si,l0; schools, - cents
The license vote was; les lis, 10, 30.
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EAST CALAIS.

Mrs. Jane Teachout Goodsll's death cc-
CURED February ~. She had been in poor
health for several years. On February
y she fell and broke her hip and grad
ually failed Until the end came. The de-
ceased was horn March s. 1874, and was
the daughter Of Fayctte and Fiona
Teachout. who we're drowned at mirror
lake." Calais, In 1873. Mrs. Goodell was
one of the party on the boat at that
time. In October. 1855. she was married
to Moses s. Coodell Of Calais and in
April 1856, they moved to the Goodell
farm. where she spent the remainder OF
her life. Mrs Goodsll 10 survived by hcr
husband. Moses 3. Goodell. and two
brothers. 4. NJ. Teachout OF Montpelier
and NJ. II. Teachout Of Athol. Mass. The
funeral was held at her home in Calais
March 8. The bearers were A. NJ. Teach
out. NJ, II. Teachout. Adelbert Persons
and o. II. Marsh. The interment was II
the East Calais cemetery.
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

Tie funeral o. CeQ-gr TNuretor- VIM
died at the home of arthur C.ols,en
was held on Wednesday afternoon. tie
service being Conducted by the i,ey. J..
l.. NJ. Barnes Mr., Thurston was u
years Of age and was 4 veteran -. tie
Civil Wharf.-The town ,heetins Tiestay
was very we'll attended notaitn,tanunS
the storm, New officers e,oat-l al-t
schoo director \. w. Iohuupon' hstor
Tor two years, fra!th RAM lister for
three years, Amcs I.ator; read con;nas-
sioners. Elmer Doyle and George y.
Russ; ovcrseer Of the roor John WAGER
man \ total tag OF $40 was Vo.ef