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LOWELL.

Mrs. Mary Cello. widow OF the late
Thomas Cello. died April at her home
after an illness Of about three weeks.
She was about 70 years Of age. and 10
survived by six children. four soma and
two daughters, several grandchildren.
and great-srandchildren Tho funeral
was held Saturday afternoon from the
N1ethodist Church. Mas Ina Morgan Of
ficiating.-The funeral Of the four
months -oldson Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
PEG Of Westfield was held Friday morn
Ing at st. Ignatius Church. the Rev. Faith
er Leblanc officiating. The internent
was In the new Catholic cemetery.-M1ss
Ethel Rogers of Newport was the week.
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Far
man.--The mail stage from North Troy
did not make It's regular trip Friday
John McAllister, End. Of Boston. visited
his parents, Mr.. and MrA James Nc
Allister, last week-H. II. Newton, who
has been confined to his room since JAM
uary /. Is gaining.-Miss Mildred Cook
was called to Irasburg Monday by the
death Of her father. Mr.. Cook--M r..
Alexander. foreman Of J. H. Steby d
company. spent the weekend with his
father. E. f. Alexander Of West Burke.
returning Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The assistant judges heard divorce
matters In county court last week during
the absence Of Justice w. W. Miles and
Thursday granted divorces in the follow
ing cases: Mary B. Young vs. Alton s.
Young. Barre. desertion; Ella II. Russell
W.. Harry M. Russell. Barre. intolerab BILE
severity; Estella Foster vs. Robert Foster,
Barre. intolerable severity; ClarInda 8.
Hatch vs.. William Hatch, Barre. intol-
cradle severity.
state Fish and Game Commi ssioner
IAnus Leavens announced Monday
the appointments of the IL county Ash
and game wardens. all being recap
pointments with one exception. In
Washington county Ernes. A. New
comb OF waterbury has been appointed
warden in place Of Harrison J. Conant
Of Montpelier, who rendered his resig-
nation at the time Commissioner TIT
comb resigned. Following is the list
a. given out by the commissi oner: Ad-
olson county. George Chaffee; Benning-
ton county. W. II Higgins: Chittenden.
Fl. N. Rowley; Caledonia. William Peck !;
Essex. L. c. Rich; Franklin, A, ]. Croft;
Grand Isle. Joseph II. Stone Lameille,
Jonus stevens; Orange. Newton Field
Orleans. c. II. Atkins; Rutland. + w.
Hayward; Windham, e. II. Metcalf;
Windsor. Mr.. Billings: Washington, f..
II. Newcomb.
At the Bethany parsonage Thursday
afternoon Miss Carrie Esther Deavitt and
DR.. Edward Raymond Campbell OF
Bellows Falls were quietly married. The
bride IL the daughter OF the late Thomas
j. Deavitt. DR.. Campbell represented the
town OF Rockingham In the Legislature
In lsW. but has been staying In Mont
pelisr for the past two years for the
greater part of the time. DR.. and Mrs
campbell have gone to Texas on q we'd
ding tour and plan to visit before their
return William J. Deavitt, brother OF
the bride, who has large interests In
Texas and Mexico
The death Of Mrs. Alice (McDermid)
Hunt occurred early Friday afternoon
at Heaton hospital, the end being due to
heart trouble and complications with
which she has suffered for several
months. She had been In "a serious condi-
ton at the hospital for several weeks.
The deceased was the daughter of John
and Laura Herrick) McDermid of
Wrightsville and she was born I'm that
town February II. 1890 She had been a
resident OF Montpelier for 30 years, re-
aiding for many years at the corner of
Spring and Film streets. She was an active
member OF Christ Church. Mrs. Hunt IL
survived by two children. Mrs. John j.
Chimney Of this city and Chiffon Hunt
| OF Hartford. Conn.
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Hunt.
whose death occurred Friday afternoon
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The death Of Mrs. Moses Spaulding oc.
Cured at her late home at $50 Thursday
night after an illness Of week or more
from the effects Of . general breaking
down. Mrs. Spauldins was born In Dover.
N. H.. April 2s. 1885. but after her mar
rage to Mr.. Spaulding 81 years ago. they
lived in Mortified for some time. coming
here 81 years ago. Twelve years ago
Mr.. Spaulding died, but she had since
that time kept her home ana been &C.
lively enEAged In work the most Of the
time. She is survived by one half-sister.
Mrs. Elroy Spaulding Of st. Albans. and
one son, Frank Spaulding OF that city.
also. The funeral was held at nine
O'Clock Saturday ana the remains were
taken to Roxb,ny for burial In the
family lot beside Mr. spauiding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Spaulding and Mrs. Elroy
Gpauiding Of FL. Adams " ere both hero for
the services. death occurred Fri
day morning At hvs o'clock. when Mrs.
Josaph ,rtlson. living on Randolph avenue.
died after = short illness with pneumonia,
having taken to her bed previous Sat-
urday. Mrs. Tilson was the daughter
of Tranois and Sarah (Brooks) Ducheny.
born In Barnard March u. 1s4S Later
they lived In Bethel village. where Mrs.
Tilson attended school. but they finally
moved to Braintres on to what 10 known
AZ the Elbridge Holman farm. whore they
lived until her marriage 20 Mr.. T1lson.
when they went to live on the farm on
the Braintree branch. whore they lived
for nearly 70 years. The death Of Mr.. Til
SON occurred three years ago last No
vsmber. She II survived by one son.
Harry TIlson. Funeral services were
held at the home of her son Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. Interment was
IN Braintree.--J. II. DuBBois has leased
small farm on Camp Brook In Bethel.
where he and his family will pass three
im0nths the coming summer.
Tho ANIMAL roll call of the Methodist
Church will he held Friday night. The
exerciaes will begin with banquet. fol-
lowed By = short program and roll call.
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MIDDLESEX.

Mrs. A. p. Bigelow and daughter. Miss
Mildred, went to stowe Saturday to spend
Easter.-An Easter service was held In
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
with special music rendered by the choir.
George Herring moved his family to Col
chester last week. where ne Is employed
In the A. p. Bigelow creamery. M eridon
Nelson went Saturday to spend q few
days with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il. Bronson. and enjoy the sugar
season.--M. n. Nelson 10 confined to his
room with the grip. schools throughout
town will reopen for the spring term Mon
day, April is, with the same teachers. w.
II. Vaughn. accompanied by L. r. Wells,
was in Montpelier Sunday to attend the
funeral Of relative. Mrs. Alice Hunt
Miss Gladys Carr Of South Barre spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Swift
Miss Lucy Swift returned Saturday to
Junior high school.-Orville Wilder return
ed to Lyndon Center to resume his school
work at the Vail agricultural school,
Miss lila BAtchelder returned last Satur-
day to Lyndon. where she is employed as
teacher in the grades.-A party Of 10 en-
joyed new sugar on snow with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Hills Sunday.-M. J. Herbert.
with his gang Of men. began Monday
work on the State road.-The next regu-
lar grange meeting will be held Monday
evening, April l6.-The Rev. Mr.. Duke
shire will supply the Methodist Episcopal
pulpit next Sunday.
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WATERVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Gray and daugh-
tiers Of South Burlington visited his meth
er. Mrs. Sarah Gray. last week.-Wa"er
Cook preached At the Union Church 9, l.
day in the absence Of the pastor-Mrs c.
II. Laraway IL ill.-Irwin Anderson of st.
Adams was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Laraway over Sunday.--The funeral
Of Walter Wescott. who died At the homo
of his parents at Enosburg Falls. was
held from the Union Church April 4, the
Rev. c. F. Austin oficiating. -Charlss
westcot. Jr., and wife Of st. Johnsbury
were In town last week to attend his
brothers funeral.-'rhe Rev. George West
cot Of Georgia was In town April I to
attend Walter Westcot's funeral.
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NORTH TROY.

u. c. Philips. who was badly injured in
the yard OF the Blair Veneer company
Thursday afternoon, ives taken to the
Royal Victoria hospital. Montreal. Friday
forenoon. H. r. Gardyne and Ralph
Hardy went with him-Miss Ruth f.
Annis returned TO Brandon Saturday
after q 10 days' vacation. to resume her
teaching Harry Parker and his young
sister, Madeline. who have been here
with her visiting their former home, re-
turned 1T the same time.-Arthur d.
Virgin. formerly principal OF the high
school here. now located at Great Falls.
Mont, was In town Friday. He was
called East by the sickness and death
Of his father. a resident Of Orleans. His
wife will be remembered as Miss Edith
from here to Brandon to visit Mrs
Virgins sister. Mrs. Maude PARKER, Of
that place. but was obliged to return
West at once. As he teaches there
There are q few cases OF measles In
town. among them Norman Toof and
the young son Of M. II. Dodge
Archie Wakefield IL at Orleans. where
he N In the employ Of Parker-Young
company as board sawyer. In the saw
mill-E II. Sisco OF Newport, former
proprietor OF the Newport House, was In
town Friday. He will move to Orleans
about May !, having bought q tenement
house there.
At about 1880 o'clock Wednesday eve
ming the saw mill building of ii. l.. q l..
M. Baker was destroyed by IRE original
ing from some unknown cause. 1t was
located about FIVE miles from this village
on the river road. and Ia the property
long known as Stevens mills.-Tussday
April DIR. Alfred NJ Butterfield and
Miss Anne M. Huckins were married al
the home Of the brides parents by the
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Rev. H. w. Cairns Of wheelock. DR.. But
terrified and wife left on the afternoon ex-
press for few days visit to Montreal
and other places, intending to return In
about q week.-Bert c. Philips met with
a serious accident Thursday afternoon.
a log rolling over him in the yard of the
Blair Veneer company. The accident IL
peculiarly unfortunate as Mr.. Phillips had
just begun to get fairly about his work
after having been confined to the house
with illness for several months. -Thursday
evening, April 8. Miss Ruth d. Annis and
number of invited friends enjoyed
card party at the home Of her parents
Arthur c. Travsr and Mrs. Alice M
Tracy were married "wednesday April 4
by the Rev Charles 3. Danse.-Merrill L.
jenkins Of this place, and principal Of
Lowell high school. left Thursday to join
Co. l.. V. N. g., at Newport. the COM
pany having been ordered into active
scrvtcA 80 once.
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. r. A. Boyce. who has been Ill
the past week Is better.-W. c. Bragg Ia
spending the week in Randolph with his
son. Roy.-Elizabeth McAllister return
ed Saturday from Montpelier.-A favora-
BILE report Is heard from William Nc
Allister. who recently underwent an OPP
Grafton at Heaton hospital.-Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Wilder OF Duxbury visited friends in
town Sunday.-1Iarold Hayes spent Sun
day at his home in Middlesex.-HArry
McAllister, who recently Joined his reS1-
ment at Worcester. Mass. IL now confin-
ed in the Worcester hospital with measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newcomb Of Wor-
cester. Mass, are guests at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and MRS. c. II. New
comb.-Seth Boyce and family, who have
been in Arizona for the past year, are
guests at the home of l.. III. Boyce.-Miss
Ruth Joslin returned to Middlebury Mon
day to resume her studies at Middlebury
College.
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BENSON.

Mr.. and Mrs. cyrus NJ. Belden celebrated
the 66th anniversary OF their marriage
last Sunday at their home on West Cham
plain street. The aged couple Mr. Bel
den 81. and Mrs. Belden 81. are In their
usual health Mrs. Belden Is a great
worker and gets their three meals every
day. Mr.. Belden took care Of a good
sized garden last year. They bid fair
to live several years yet.-The Rev. Wal
ter p. Bradford and bride, who were
married last Thursday. and went direct
ly to New York on u wedding trip, are
expected hero this week-No service was
held at the Congregational Church last
Sunday on account Of the absence of the
pastor.-The Rev. James A. Manning
gave an excellent Easter sermon at the
methodist Episcopal Church last Sunday
to union congregation.-Clau Munger
has moved from the east part Of Benson,
whore he has lived the past two years.
to South Main street, Fair Haven, where
he will work in the slate shops.-Dr. ].
p. Newton Is now expecting to start for
Alabama next week, where he will visit
relatives for q month.-Bert West has
moved from Spokeville. where he has
lived the past year. into the L. w. Brown
house In this vlllsge.-Robert Morris Of
Fair Haven was in town Saturday.
Miss Lillian Heath Of 81 Pine street. Rut-
land, was in town last week to visit her
cousin. DR.. Newton.-The Rev. James A..
Manning. pastor Of the Methodist Church.
goes to the conference next week. 1t Is
expected he will return to Benson. which
Is tho universal deslre.-Last Sunday was
quite q good sap day and sugar-maksrs'
spirits revived somewhat. They say if
the buds will only stay back 4 little they
may make some syrup yet.-Dr. H. r.
Jones. who has been Ill for some time.
was taken worse Friday night and ne
sent out Of town for a physician. who
diagnosed his condition az quite serious.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Miss Grace Spiers has returned home
from Boston. where she has been for sew
eral months.-Mrs. George Y. Simpson
has the measles. Misses Sparr Of
Washington. who have been in their cot
tsge ut the lake for q few days, Started
on their return home Saturday. crossing
the lake Oh tho ice in Albert Youngs
wagon. George portsrwent to Montpelier
Saturday Oh business rs ephsn Wells and
Raymond Dufrr are having the msasles.-
Harry Oimstsad and Harley Eaines. two
Of the town fathers. attended the meet
ing at ct. Johnsbury Thursday of the
Caledonia county road builders.--F Farmers
have been having good run Of sap the
past week and have made a good begin
ming with sugarlns
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

The funeral Of Henry Sampson. who
died last week at the Mary Hitchcock
hospital at Hanover. was held last Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of L. D. Nc
Intosh. The Rev. e. l.. NJ. Barnes had
charge of the service. Mr.. Sampson was
IS years old and had lived alone for Q
number of years So far a. In known he
had no relatives in this vicinity-Ths
Methodist Sunday school held a sugar
social at the vestry Wednesday evening
Sunday evening Archibald C. Hurd.
county secretary Of Windsor county Y.
NJ. G. A.. gave an illustrated lecture on
The American Navy" at tho Methodist
Church. There was a large attendance
The Rev j. Wesley Miller Of Bethel
was a visitor in town last Monday
Miss lvah Strachan, teacher Of music in
etanstead College. has been visiting
friends In town during the past week.
Ernest Hewitt made a business trip to
Boston last week.-Ernest Hubbard has
gone to Fort Ethan Allen and has Joined
Co. F, LIST Vermont National Guard
Mrs Eiossita Shepard Perkins. youngest
daughter Of Mrs. ]. NJ. shepard. died at
the Mary Hitchcock hospital Monday
night.
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CONGRESSMAN RANKlN's DRESS.
washington Correspondence New York
Evening Post.)

Representative John Evans Of Montana
the only other representative from that
State besides Miss Rankin. proudly pre-
scented her to his colleagues. She was
attractiveiy dressed In a black satin dress
and black null. made over white silk,
with = white V-shaped vest and white
lace collar and cuffs her collar being
trimmed with blue null. and her hair
marcellsd. for which description the cor
respondent 10 deeply indebted to ono OF
the women scrtbss In the press gallery.
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BELVIDERE CENTER.

F. L. Tracy Is in Georgia for few
weeks-Julia LABEL is ill.-Florence
Myers has returned from Worthwhile.
There will be sugar social al Mr..
Brooks Friday evening under the aus
pices of the Ladies' club.-The body OF
Mrs. Eldred was brought from Connecti-
cut and buried here last Sunday.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Linus Leavens 10 spending the
week with Senator I.eAvens In Mont
pe!ier.-T. c. Wells Is confined 10 the
house By illness. -Chaunoy Cool: spent
Sunday in Essex Junct,on.-Mrs. Horace
Heed and daughter OF Greenwich. Conn,
are visiting her father, n. n. Gray. and
siste. Mrs. NJ. y. Young.-Mr. and MIS-.
Harlow Loavens and children Of 1yn-
donville are spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Linus I.eavens.~
Miss Marjorie Newton returned satur-
day to Orleans TO resume her school
work.--w. M Smith spent Monday and
Tuesday IN Montpeltsr,.-r. w. Stone OF
windsor has been visiting friends here
Mrs. G. II. Newton spent Wednesday in
East HardwIcR.---Mrs. H.. A. Hatch 81
Montreal 10 visiting at the homo Of Mr
and Mrs Leo 1Iorner.-Mrs. l. II. Linden
has returned from Fnjrlee and Is making
arrangements for the opening OF the
Linden ice cream parlcr.--R. NJ Rowell
Of Randolph was visitor In town
Thursday.--Earl Prior Of Jericho was in
town Saturday Albert Cutting. Jr. IL
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Cutting.-M +. Maurice Of Morrisville
was in town on official business Satur-
day
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kingsbury Of Waits
field were guests of Laura Davis Sun
day.--Mrs. George Sleeper Is Ill with a
cold threatened with pneumonia.--Gra
Buckley. who was at home for Easter
vacation. returned to her school In Barre
Monday.-Frank Buckley was In Mont
pelier Monday to attend the mock SEES
sion Of the Legislature.-Twelve Ladies
OF this place met at Mrs. NJ. 8. Wards
Monday and formed Red Cross society
Thearon Nell, who works in the Ward
Lumber company's store. went to his home
in Randolph Tuesday for short visit
Albert Ferris was In Middlesex Tuesday.
-Murlin Ward. who Is attending school
at Syracuse. N. Y. is at home through
the Easter vacation
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ROYALTON.

A son was born Tuesday at tho Rans
dolph sanatorium to Mr.. and Mrs. C n
Simpson.-As George Ellis. who was
electsr overseer Of tho poor. declined
to serve. the selectmen have appointed
John E. Waterman. Theodore Nor.
man. who had charge Of the poor farm.
has gone to his home in Tunbridgc.
Clarence Rand takes the place made
vacant and with his family Is living ON
the poor farm caring for the inmates
Mrs. Flora Chase of Gaysville IL spend-
Ing few days with Mrs. @. A. Laird
Mrs. John Wild and granddaughter.
Miss Jessie Sands. returned last week
from Springfield. Mass. where they
spent the winter-Miss Mary Dewey.
a teacher in Mt Hermon. Mass. after
a brief vacation. visiting her brothers
here. returned last week to her work
at Mt. Hermon. The Misses Kath-
arine and Helen Dewey returned after
their vacations to Jericho Center. and
the latter to the University of YER
mont in Burlington.-Miss Helen Dow
went last week to Haverhill. Mass. to
visit her sister.-Miss Esther Hulburd
Of Colchester Is caring for Miss Ellen
Pierce at Mrs Lyman's. Miss Hulburd
. a graduate of the Randolph sana.
torium school for nurses.-Edwin
Phelps. a former resident. was among
the guardsmen who passed through
here last Friday going to Fort Ethan
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Flora Boyce. orsanist Of Trinity Church,
Montpelier, q graduate Of the Wilder
School of Music and Of the musical de-
partment Of Montpelier Seminary: Miss
Flora Parcher Of the Center. a graduate
Of the vocal department Of the New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music; Earl Twom-
bly, Of this place. who studied violin IN
Boston, and Miss Aida Turney Of Mont
pelier, q graduate Of Emerson College of
one of q hish-grads concert and the
patronage Of all interested In music as
well ~ the cause for which It ID given
10 solicited.-April - there will be \ box
party entertainment and promenade in
the seminary chapel at the Center, the
proceeds to 90 for 4 victrola at the Gen.
ter school. The appointment Of Ernest
Neweomb Of the Center a. county game
warden Ii pleasing to the people Of this
vicinity. Mr. Nswcomb has been local
game warden and 10 conversant with the
work.-Dr. Taylor came from Burlington
Tuesday night to consult with Dr. r. e.
Steele, Jr., on the meningitis case Of Earl
Graves. Mark Dillon IL suffering with
hard cold, which, on account of his con-
dition, caused some anxiety.-First Lieu
tenant Campbell Of Norwich University
was at the home Of his parents over Sum
day. Last week he was In Portsmouth,
N. H., where he passed the examination
for the marine corps. This years class.
to which Lieutenant Campbell belongs,
expects to be graduated before many
weeks 40 they may enter active service.
Mr.. Campbell has enlisted in the marine
corps and while the class Of work was
not designated he will probably be at one
of the recruiting camps to drill recruits.
Lieutenant Campbell 10 the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. e. Il. Campbell, has been very pop.
ular here and the good wishes Of all will
20 with him.
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CADY'S FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. f.. J. Houston were called
TO Stowe last week by the illness Of Mrs
Houston's sister.-Mrs. Della Mudgett IL
Ill with rheumatism and plsurisy.
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A PRACTICAL GIRL.

n INNNI INNFE 'FNE
"Wilrt share my lot?" his lordship said
And urged his courtly suit.
The heiress absently inquired.
what IL It worth per foot?"
Boston Transcript
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WINDSOR COUNTY
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

The board Of listers has completed the
work Of taking q military census Of the
town Of Hartford and tho result is a list
Of S1 males between the ages of Is and
Is years.-News from the Mary Hitchcock
hospital. Hanover. N. H., IL to the effect
that Mrs. Fred ]. Harrington 10 gradually
regaining her normal health following 4
surgical operation for an intestinal all
ment.--secretary Fred L. Davis of the
Vermont State Fair association IL again
at his Gates building once after = long
illness with an attack Of the grip.-The
sum Of nearly $50 in cash has so far been
raised as a gift to Gustave Haglan, the
railroad yard man. who lost his right foot
in an accident April /. and who is now
in the Mary Hitchcock hospital. Hanover.
n. II. A considerable proportion Of the
sum was co, tributed by local railroad
man.-The baseball squad Of the Hartford
high school Is in active practice and MAX
ing ready for the formal opening OF the
season.
Beulah Farm. the country estate in
West Hartford OF the late william H.
Pratt of the u. 8. Steel corporation. has
been sold to George w. Handy Of Phila-
delphia, and It is reported he plans to be
year-round resident. Beulah Farm con-
sists Of $50 acres and the barns and
stables of the estate built only three
years ago are said to have cost in the
neighborhood Of $4,000 Mr.. Handy has
but lately bought q 1o-so Titan light
tractor engine especially designed to OPP
crate a gang Of two plows and = public
demonstration of this rig. the hrst Of Its
kind I'm this section. will soon be made
at the farm.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. George Robbins II critically ILL.,
The Rev. c. D. Pierce was q business visi-
tor in Burlington last week.-F'red Keir Of
the V. N. G. was called to Burlington last
week.---IIollis Lorthe returned from west
field recently, where he had been test
ing for Mr. Gray about two weeks.-Na-
than Turner. who returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital about two weeks ago.
IL III at the home OF Louis Loomis. -Amory
Daverson from Waterbury visited his ia
Their, J. L. Daverson. a few days last week.
The Chandler Mill company Of Orleans
commenced rolling their logs into Black
river the first Of this week TO be run to
Irashurg.