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WINOOSKI.

At n special meeting OF tho boaI
village trustees Monday evening
auditor was appointed to fiji the
oancy In the board caused by
STANLEY moving to Burlington an(
@. Bushey. license commissioner.
pointed Tuesday rendered his
nation to the board ~ trustee.
resignation was accepted and alth
he and some Of the members of
board have not been on the bes
terms during the past year he I'd
around cigars and shook hands
them all and left apparently frie{
It wa the first meeting that he |
attended since the first of last year,
he had served on the various cont
tees to which he had been appointe|
usual. J. B. p. Chevrier was appof
as auditor to I'LL the vacancy of |
Stanley at q recent meeting Of
board but he sent IN his resignd
stating that he could not serve al
had been tax collector the past (
Charles Bellmar was then given|
appointment. Tho other member|
the board are William Manseau arl
e. O'sullivan. The latter is not
pected to be able to be present as
Legislature has not yet adjourned
his resignation Is looked or.
board has already made arrangenI
for another auditor in case Re
sentative D. e. O'Sullivan's resigns
should be Forthcoming. The matte
street signs was talked of and ,
for the same. They range in
from 80 cents to 90 cents each and
of blue porcelain. with white lei
about three inches high. Village 9
John Piche Is making out the app
mate number Of signs that Is wa
throughout the village and
order them. All members Of the b
were present except Trustee AND
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ST. GEORGE.

Several from town were In Bur.inI
sunday to attend the funeral Of III
LawrencA.-School closed Friday for
cation Of two weeks.-Miss Mildred WI
was " visitor In Burlington Sunday
and Mrs. Walter Osborne and daug
Maricn. were at the home of her par
Sunday.-Miss Abbie wellinger was
itor IN Montpelier last week.-Mr;
Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter OF
burns and Miss Margaret Kchoe OF
p,ond were At the home OF Mrs. Mir1
wescott Sunday.--Mrs. Irving lsham|
been passing a few days in Rutland|
r. Combs. who has been In burhnI
for the past few months, but forny
resided here. has been obliged 10 s'vS
work on account OF poor health ana
necta 10 GO to a aanitarium soon.
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MILTON.

The seleotmen have organized by d
ing A. B. Wood chairman. They appI
ed H, ID. Costello sexton of the
Milton cemetery: F. e. Blake, G. c.
and Alex Mentally fence viewers; CHI
]. King surveyor of wood and lun|
James A. Kennedy weigher Of coal; d
resident Of Milton a pound-keeper
every mans barn-yard a pound; Chi
o. Turner. W. g. Newton, David r.
and H. D. Costello town grand jul
They authorized the completing Of
pairs on the Clark nlemorial.-The RE-
men. A. B, Wood. c. E. Osgood, q
Phelps. Attorney Leon D. Latham,
seph W. Robinson and John Granger
g.. H. Thompson, attended a hearing
H. 846 at Montpelier last week Wed
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

In spite Of the Indictment weather there
was a large attendance at the whist party
held in Allen hall Saturday evening"
Miss Della Martin has been visiting Mrs.
M. y. Allen at Burlington for q few
days.-There Ii q letter remaining un-
called for at the postofiice for Mrs. james
Casey.-Miss Florence Green Of Proctors-
VILE 10 visiting friends in town.-Dr. q.
s. Lane has sold his place to J. 8. Taber.
Edward Melby. who attends Randolph
Agricultural school. Is at homo for a
short vacation.-1fr. and Mrs. M. F..
Muzzy have been visiting In Addison and
Bridport recently.
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GRANVILLE.

The stage did not make the trip to
Braintree Monday on account Of the storm
Of Sunday and Sunday night.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ash have finished their work
here and gone to his homo In North Fer
risburg. Thomas Autchens and ndr. and
Mrs. Charles Hutchsns Of Washington.
D. c.. are visiting his brother. Edward,
for two weeks.-News has been received
that Mrs. George Wilson Of Ludlow Is 3
little better.-The corner school closed FRI
daX.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The Social Service club will meet
Mrs. @. o. Bickusll on Friday after1
at $50 o'clock. Topic. Forestry
quotations on "Trees."-An ontertain1
and white elephant" soclabie w'lI
given In the village hall Friday svel
OF this wsok ty half the members o4
young peoples Sunday school class.
part OF the proceeds will be gfven|
church or community interests, the|
malndsr for young peoples missio1
work. Ice cream Will also be for
All are cordially invtted,-rhe remain,
Mrs. Nelson Wood Of Morrisville VII
brought here and buried In the raj
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RICHMOND

Mrs Edward Sweeney died Sunday eve
ming after Q short illness. The funeral
was held Wednesday morning.-Miss
NoCsrty of Poultney Ia visiting at the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander Terrien-
"A hash supper will be served at tho
Universalist Church vsstry Thursday
evening from six o'clock by the Louise
NJ. Smiley Circle OF the Ki7g's Daughters.
The Missiou ~ society met with Mrs, A.
r. Stevens at her home Tuesday after
noon.-The funeral of Mrs Edwayd Swee-
ney, who died Sunday after a sAort ill-
ness, was held from the Church Of Our
Lady Of the Holy Rosary Wednesday
morning at nine o'clock. the Rev. A. F.
Clermont ofliciating. Tho deceased leaves
besides q husband two sons and two
dsughters-Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Shepard
son were among the visitors In BurlinS-
ton Tuesday.-Mrs. John Morton VIII en-
terrain tho Aid Cirole OF the kings
Daughters at her homo Fr,tay afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Derrick are visiting
friends in Wtlliston.-Miss Gertrude Elan
asan Of Burlington MS secured . posi-
ton here as bookkesper for tho Rich
mond Cooperative Creamery company
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Miller entertained
tho All Round club At their home Tues
day evening. Mrs. George v. Towne,
who has been visiting ~ the homo Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richardson
for several dayA has returned to her
homo In BurlinSton.--Mrs, A. c. Berry
and son, Homer. left yesterday morning
for Bellows Falls. whore they viii ba the
guests OF Mr.. and krs. Hadley.-A son
was born Monday to Mr., and Mrs. c. r.
Andrews at the Mary Fletcher hospital
l.. E. Douglas 10 at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for treatment.--Mrs. Alexander Ter
risn and guest. Miss Mccarty. and the
Misses Maurice CRreen. Cora Bressor
and Elisabeth Henley attended the enter
tainment given At st. Nichaers College
Tuesday eventng.---,Mrs. p. {. Hall OF
Burlington 10 visiting her parents, Mr.,
and MIRA e. l.. Freeman.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-Three-story cement
block building. So by az, three floors.
equipped for electric power and light. gas
and water. two ground ENTRANCES, suitable
for garage or small manufacturing plant.
located on one Of the most prominent
business streets in town. Inquire c. ].
0ilfllan. 81 Johnsbury. VI. 67.26tw.At.
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CHARLOTTE.

Tho funeral OF Mrs W. v. Beach was
held at hor late home Saturday afternoon
with burial In Grand View cemetery. the
Row Mr.. HAxadorn Of Fsrrisbprg ofhciat-
ing There was q profusion Of flowers
from friends and the different ORGANISE
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FARMS FOR SALE.

THE HILLSIDE POULTRY FARM. Jeffer-
sonviile, VT. for sale, one-half mile from
village. 10 acres land. will keep three cows
and horse. modern poultry houses for 500
hens water power. electric light plant on
premises cider mill. pleasant view of
Hamoille river and valley: price $3.50.
Geo W. LeBaron, Jacksonville. VI.
81 S6t w At
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HANCOCK.

4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Goodyear March 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Blair have rented the south end OF
the home occupied by Fred Andrews and
have begun to move some things in.-Mrs.
Ross Goodyear and young son. fillmore,
went Monday to Marlborough. Mass,
TO visit her sister.-Mrs. Alaggis Fisk Is
having her home remodeled to accomno-
date two families.--Mr& G. r. Church has
been III for a week
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WALTHAM.

Mrs. e. r. Sherbino Of Bridport 10 visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs. p. w. Otis.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Lee and family visited
Mr.. Lees parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lee, In Weybridge sundAy.-Miss Ruth
Wright. who has been spending several
days with her father. A. G.. Wright. in
has returned to her home
Ralph Hunt spent Sunday with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hunt.-Harvey
Nichols Of Vergennes visited his sister.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Tyrrell. sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. Philo Elmer Of New Haven were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Otis re-
cently-Mrs. william Pierson has been
suffering with the grip.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Chamberlain recently visited at
Frank Bushey's.-The George Everts
family are slowly recovering from the
grip and tonsilitis.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Bushey spent Sunday ct their sons.
Frank Bushey.
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to the farm owned by Mrs. G. e. Palmer.
ALFRED Carey Of Addison has moved to
the tenement Of M r. Wolcott.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Richards wen
Burlington Saturday.-Miss Marion s.
ley closed successful term Of scho4
West Enosburg March 16 and is at II
for her vacation. Harry Berry has
to Jonesville, where he has employnj
Jane French has returned to Milton|
err spending some time at the hom|
Mortimer Reynolds.-F. e. Smith AM
e. Mills were at Savage island sundI
Harry Hogaboon left for Jonesville y
day night.-Miss Grace Watson was 4
from NJ. II. s. over Sunday. /
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NEW HAVEN.

Tho Ladies' Union savo . play on
titled The Old Peabody Pew" 1t the
congregational Church wednesday cve-
nins.-Mrn Ethel Cook Of Ticonderoga Is
guest Of her sister. Mrs. II. c. Peck.
There was a full house at the drama
Friday night given by the high school
ana goodiy sum, was realised. --william
mcintyre Is in poor heaith.--Miss Arletta
stowe IL III with tonsilits. The Old
peabody PEN was given by the IAdies'
Union at the Congregational Church last
evening.-A son was born March Is to
Mr.. and Mrs. Haliock Squirs.-Daniel
sears was an over-Sunday guest of his
cousins Mr.. and MRS. william Noonan,
OF Addison.-Mr. and Mrs. iimball have
q son, born March L.
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PANTON.

Charles Hartwell has sold hts place
to Walter Rosers-The Rev. 9. G. Cor
nell was called Sunday to Monkton to
oficiate at funeral. Tho Rev. Mr..
White. pastor at Monkton. exchanged
with him for the day and preached here
and at West Addison.-Mrs. Noyes OF
Salisbury has been hero caring for her
daughter. Mrs. q. c. Cornell who has
been confined to her bed by Illness
William Stanton, who has been in tho
employment Of Mr.. Wright Of Grand Isle
for several weeks. has returned home.
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CORNWALL.

MIR. ana Mrs. Can Morse arrived home
on Thursday from Rochester, Minn.,
where Mn. Morse recently underwent .
successful operation for goitrs 1t the
Mayo Brothsrs' hospital. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse visited relatives and friends In
Cleveland. Ohio. on their way home
Mr.. and Mrs vancletts have left their
home In West Cornwall, and after maxi
ing extensive repairs on their place In
the east part Of the town. will occupy It..
George D1mmook. who has been Ill sev-
erai weeks. IL slowly improving. -Eiwyn
Pratt and family have moved on to the
farm recently vacated by Henry Van
cletts.--Schools have closed for q two
weeks vacation. Miss Billings. teacher
Of No. 2 school, entertained her pupils
Friday AFTERNOON by serving lunch to
them.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN who understands driving and
repairing would like position In auto
mobile saiesroom garage references
furnished. Address o." Free Press.
6Qdwtf
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BRISTOL.

In spite OF the Indictment weather a good
number Of the outlook club. with their
guests, enjoyed the fine program arranged
by Miss Bosworth for ladies' night. The
entertainment was held in Odd Fellows
hail. The subject was ireland in Song
and Story" the program. vocal solo,
Mrs. DEMO: reading, IAN Irish Folk
Tale" Mrs. Norton: vocal trio, Mrs.
DEMO, Mrs Dickerman and Mrs. Smith;
reading. Mrs Edmunds: duet, 1.-THE Last
Rose OF Summer" Mrs. Dickerman and
Mrs. Smith; reading, Miss Lee solo,
How Ireland Got Its Name" Mrs. DEMO:
reading. Mrs. Sherwin; piano solo, Miss
Menuez who was also the accompanist.
Light refreshments were served in the
dining room by the social committee.
Miss Morgan. Mrs. Wilson, Miss Dumas
and Mrs. Rider.-Mrs. Genevieve Tower
of Burlington Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
r. G. Levarn.-Mrs. Arba Mansfield Is III
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Burt.-Farmers around here are begin
ming to tap their sugar works.-Mrs.
Robert Mead and daughter of West Rut-
land spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs
Ollie Shattuck, and family.--Quite a num-
Der from here attended the senior class
play of Beeman Academy in New Haven
Friday night.-R. 8. Brown went to Bur-
lington Friday to visit his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Brown. Mrs. Brown,
who has been in Burlington the past
week. returned with him Monday.-T. T..
Casey was in Burlington over Sunday
Mrs. Ellen White of Middlebury has been
| caring for her aunt. Mrs. Phoebe Ridley.
who has been threatened with pneu-
monia.--Mrs. C. 4. Lawrence was called
to Burlington Saturday by the death of
Mr.. Lawrences father.-A class of q
candidates were baptized and taken into
| the Methodist Church on probation Sum
day EVENING". A. Neal Of White River
Junction spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. Thomas.
! There was q fire In Charles Duprey' 8
house. south of tho village Wednesday
March IA. Some furniture was burned and
slight damage done the upper part Of the
house.
| A few Of the neighbors and friends OF
Mrs. George r. Guinan gave her birth.
day surprise party at the home of Mrs
e. l.. Sherwin Tuesday afternoon.--The
Rev. Thomas b. Hughes will preach to-
night at the Baptist Church on IAN
Exalted Dwelling Place." A solo will be
rendered. entitled Tell Mother I'll 81
There" The Junior chorus choir will
sing their Booze" anthem and whistle
three of the BILLY Sunday songs"
church meeting will be held at the close
Of the revival service for the purpose Of
receiving and welcoming candidates fol
membership. There will be a meeting
for boys and girls at 3:lS p. m.-Col N. F
Dunshee. who has been In tho drygood'
business here for many years. has sem
his many patrons Easter greetings
These are photographs of Mr.. Dunshs,
n nf a month
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orS ACCOUNT Of death anc sickness I will
ell my home farm. consisting Of 1877
acres about IS acres IN tillage and the
balance pasture and woodland: situated
about one mile from the State Capitol:
r;tS az %asa ~ cst;,s team sna Se,upnr
tools; will sell farm separate. II preferred.
This 10 one of the best farms in WASH
1ngton county. For further particulars
address James H. Gates r. r. D.. Mont
pelisr. VI lS.d.w.U.
a GOOD HILL FARM Of about $50 acres.
), 1855 tilIable, comfortable buildings. rum
ming water at house and barns. r. r. u.
and phone: all for $4,000. part cash and
the balance at SIS, would exchange
for Burlington property. Give full de-
ocription, location and price in first letter.
Address "Farm." caro- Of Free Press.
4S.d,w,tf.
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SHOREHAM.

E. l.. Eddy is confined to the house by
illness. Florence Fish OF Middle
town Springs Ia a guest at T. G. PASSIONS.
Edwin Baldwin Ia substituting for Edgar
fWissell. mail carrier. who is away on a
vacAtion.-P. W. Waite was at home from
Montpelier for the week end.-A M. Farm
ham and H. R Church were In Rutland
"Wednesday TO attend the listers meeting.
Mrs. Genes Baldwin. who has been i'll
for several weeks. is slowly improving.
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COLCHESTER.
UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Reynolds.
have been passing the winter with d
son at Worcester. Mass, returned
their home here last Saturday.
Mabel Gross, Moore Of Pittsfield. M
has been here the past few days|
cause Of the serious illness Of
grandmother. Mrs. Louise Ross---q
Woodwork has sold mis- place 20
Adsline Tillison. Mrs. William Al
underwent another operation last
DAY. MA Ashley has been Ill sew
months. ana her condition at pre|
10 very serious,--Walter 4. Brown
SOLD his entire herd OF registered
stein oaws ard young cattle.
Brown will engage In the sheep in|
try ON an extsusive soAis.--Ths oo|
ticn Of Mrs. Louise Ross, who has \
very Ill Ia improved
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FOR SALE.

d1MBER LOTS that can DO operated on
wheels. with good growth Of pine. birch,
oak. ash. chestnut, hemlock and bass. To-
Gated in Walpole, N. H., and Westminster
W.. near Il. Il NJ railroad: will he sold low
II taken this month. Apply at once TO
VI. 70.6t,w1t.
sHARPLEs UPWARD sQUEEZE" MILK
Err for sale. new suction feed cream
separators, clariners, gasolene engines
milk cans and all dairy and creamery
suppiies W. H. Orr. manufacturers rep
resentativs. North Ferrisburg. Vt.
6S,6t,w,1t.
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BRIDPORT.

b. e Crane has sold his farm to NJ H.
Hanks and William Myrick. Mr.. and Mrs
Crane expect to make their home at At
lsht'c Ctty.-'Miss Maytie Kingsland Is
At nome from her school for the Easter
Vacation.-Mrs. Adams and two children
OF fittsford are visiting tho formers par
ente' tho Rev and Mrs. Hervey Gulick.--
MISS Maude De,-ong has position as
.e'ephone operator at Hartford. Conn
Mrs. J. II. Fletcher has returned from
a'chlsan.-G. J., Palmer win carry on
the H. l.. Miner farm the coming season.
truman Grandy IN moving his family
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MONKTON.

There were no services at tho Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday. the Rev
Mr.. White being called to Panton to
preach In the Rev. G. G. Cornelrs place,
the latter being called here for the flu
neral OF Mrs. II. J. Vanciette.-Distric
SUPERINTENDENT b. NJ. Kent will preach at
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday.
-Representative D. T.. Mech was at hts
home here over Sunday.--EdwaYd La
France is in tho employ Of w. G. Dona-
hue as second helper in the creamery.
Mrs. l.. f. Mech. who was token to
tho Mary Fletcher hospital last week. 10
reported as comfortable.-L. r. Mech
ana Granddaughter. Myrtle. were In Bur-
lington the carly part of the week
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FOR RENT.

1EvEN.ROOM TENEMENT with BATH
attic, cellar and garden, in good neigh
borhood; apply in person. So North Union
It. 69,d,w.tf.
A. sIx-ROOM HOUSE to rent at IS Convent
square, suitable for two small families
rent reasonable. Apply to w. v. Farr.
IS North Union St. 6S.d,w.t.
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ADDISON.

Warren Norton Of West Panton, who
is to carry ON the Miller farm the coming
year. Ia moving his goods now and will
take possession April 1.-Chauncey Win.
marth. who has been In F4tchburs during
the winter. has returned to his home
Stanton Cross has been III tho past week
with tho grip.-Thsrs will be maple
sugar social at the church on the evening
Of March &-Ths drama given by the SEN
Tors Of Beeman Academy OF New Haven
at tho hall on Saturday evening was en-
joyed by all who 6raved the weather and
roads. The parts were we'll taken.-Mrs
L. g. Whitford Of vergennes Is spending
the week at Arthur Clark'a-Charles
Noonan has returned to his uncle's. Will
liam NoonaI. for the season.-Don Sears
Of Monkton IL the guest Of his cousin.
Mrs. Fannie Noonan.-The Ladies' Aid
was we'll attended at Mrs. o'Bryan's
ORWELL.
Mrs. Dolby. who has lived with Mrs.
Henry Bslanger for some years. died Sun
day after two weeks illness. The fu-
neral was held at Ct. Paul's Church
Tuesday morning.-0drA H. A. Prescott
went last week to spend soms days with
her parents In New Hasnpshire-H. NJ.
Dundon went last week to commence work
for the standard Oh company at Rut-
land. Mr. and 0rs. H. A. Monger. Mr..
and Mrs. william LADue and Mrs. f. r.
Johnstone attended the funeral OF Mrs.
A. w. Hill last wosk In Burlington
Judge r. A. Bratt Of Fort Edward. N. Y.
was at his farm hero last week.-D. l..
Wells returned from Boston last week.
~. r. Coburn IL to move soon TO his
mothers place. Clinton Mallory has
moved to the farm OF G. c. 0riswOld.--T.
H. Purcell IL planning to build garage
soon on the corner Of the turnpike road
Miss Addie Raymond returned last week
from Sudbudy, where she spent some days
with Miss Mallory.--Mrs, John Hall, Mrs
r. p. Ray and Mrs. II. r.. Hack are III
Schools closed last Friday for two weeks
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

George Arnold has returned from Mer-
iden. Conn.,. on account Of being ILL.,
Clayton Hallock has tapped his sugar
works but spends most Of his time break
ing out roads instead of boiling sap
Mrs. Roy Hurlburt and daughter. Helen.
were guests last week of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Follansbee.-Mrs.
William Orvis and Mrs Albert Orvis Wis
tied their grandfather. Nelson Hill. in
StarksborO. last week. He 10 in his ed
year and very we'll for a man of his age.
Mrs. James Alger has returned from
Sunderland. Mass-uMrs. Andrew !. Hal
lock is suffering with an abscess on her
face.-Mrs. Mary Kimball Is ill.-Haskell
Alger has returned from Greenfield.
Mass. whore he WAS called a. q witness
in law suit--Miss Ava Baker Of 6tarks-
boro il q guest Of her grandmother. Mrs.
Walter Kimball-Ars. George Elliott 10
in poor health.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho death OF Clarence, the 1l-month- old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bora, occurred
at II o'clock Sunday morning after .
brief illness with whooping cough and
pneumonia. OF the immediate family
there are left the father and mother. q
sister and four brothers, Tho funeral was
held Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock from
Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Church.
Mr.. anf Mrs. Arthur Cronk attended the
ftneral of a relative in Ferrisburg last
Tuesday-Miss Matte and Miss Pauline
Hart, the young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hart. are i'll with tho grip
Miss Edith Steddy 10 with her grand
mother. Mrs. Timothy Stebbins. for the
present. at her village home.-A. B.
Stearns, who has been spending . fort
night at his farm with his sons family.
has returned to his home in Burlington
Miss Anna Byinston and Miss Ethel
Byington have been visiting their sister,
Mrs. 9. W. Prindle.-Mr. and Mrs. John
A.. Hart of Shelburne were guests over
the weekend Of MT and Mrs. w. c..
Scott. Mrs. Harris parents.-Miss Gladys
Carpenter of Burlington visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Carpenter. over
Sunday.-Aembers of the Baptist Sunday
school will attend the district Sunday
school institute at Shelburne Friday
Mrs. F. st. George 10 confined to her
bed by an attack Of sciatica.-Edward
Bessett's family are Guaranteed for
whooping cough.-Much sickness prevails
throughout the town.-Walter Lawrence
Of Lincoln 10 at Charles Dow's for the
summer.-Charles Dow spent the week
end with friends in Lincoln.-The Ladies'
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church held
a meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the vestry.-Miss Beulah Dow Of the
teacher-training class 10 practicing teach
ing and observing in Shelburne high
school this week.