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BENSON

Charles Patterson son Of the late Rob-
ert Patterson, who has lived on the old
home farm for several years. is moving
to Orwell. where he has bought the Ham
mon farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson have
many friends here who will miss them
Mrs. Frank Carter is moving from her
farm south Of this village into E. II. Sher-
mans house.-Miss Florice Harrison was
81 years old Friday and her friends gave
her a big surprise and made her numer-
Gus presents.-R. E. Walkers folks re-
Gently heard from their son, Paul. who
Is overseas. that he was we'll. although
having been through many DANGERS
Mrs. Anna Lou Carter. formerly a we'll
known woman Of Benson. now Of Rut-
land, was here last week. coming up from
Fair Haven to visit her mother. Mrs.
Frank Carter.-The statement in the State
press that Benson went yes II was an
error. Benson went 40 mo" and "A yes"
Harold Coates OF Fair Haven came and
spent two or three days with Irwin West
of this village.-Mrs. Heman Clifford went
to Ticonderoga last Thursday. Her hus-
band started to 20. but missed the train.
Mrs. Howard +. Mcdonald Of Saranac
Lake, has been at Eugene Mcdonald $
the past week. Mr.. Mcdonald. who has
been in semi-comotose state for three
weeks, Is not expected to live from day
to day.-James A. Goodrich went to Fair
Haven Monday for the Mountain View
Stock farm.
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Washington County.
MONTPELIER

Domenico Pavsrelli, who had been III
for three years with tuberculosis. died
Thursday morning at the age Of n years,
He was a native Of Switzerland born
october "a. 1875. He came to this country
rs years ago and was married IS years
ago to Amettl Alede of Barre. They
lived in that city for some years then
came to Montpelier. Mrs. Pevereiii and
two children. Agidio and Matilde, sur
vive the deceased. He also leaves a
father and brother living in Meride,
Switzerland. The funeral took place
Friday afternoon.
The body Of John Sexton arrived here
Saturday night from Pembroke sana-
forum. Pembroke. N. H.. where he died
Of consumption at the age OF So years
He was native Of Northneld, a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sexton, but had
lived most Of his life In Montpelier, hav-
ing been employed in the granite industry
since a young man. He leaves n brother,
Daniel Sexton. and a sister, Mrs. St.
Johns. also a daughter. Miss Gertrude
Sexton. who lives with relatives In Bos-
ton. The funeral took place at nine O.
clock Monday morning from st. Au-
gustine's Church.
The case OF II. r. Cutler VS.. George L.
Dwinell has been entered In Washington
county court and has been placed on the
heel OF the jury calendar. II 10 general
assumpsit to recover $1,000.
Mrs. Rachel Johnnott, wife Of Albert
Johonnott. died at her homo on Loomis
street. Thursday evening after long III
ness. at the advanced age Of about n
years. Her health has been failing for
some months ana for several weeks had
,een IN bed all the time. The dsceased
was native OF Albany. ~ name before
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marriage being Rachel Collins. She was
married to DR.. c. II. Chamberlain In that
town and for some years they lived there,
then came to Barre, where they lived
until the death Of DIR. Chamberlain, which
occurred In 1881. During her life in Barre
tho deceased was prominent In the affairs
of the Universalst Church and many
years sang In the choir. She was also
much Interested In activities at Goddard
Seminary. In December. 1884, she was
married to Albert Johonnott and they
lived in Montpelier since that time. She
leaves her husband and two nieces and
nephew. The funeral took place from
her late home Sunday afternoon.
Forts H. Abbott, who has been county
agent in Washington county for three
years, has resigned and April will be-
come assistant manager of the Eastern
States Farmers Exchange in Springfield,
Mass He will give his time, 1t Is under
stood, to building up the Organization in
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.
Mr.. Abbott, a graduate of the State Col
lege in 1918, was engaged for three years
in farming and then elected agent Of
this county bureau. He has built the
membership to over 800 farmers; an ex-
change to over $50 members; a farm
loan association that last year loaned
S177,000: milk produce association of
over 100 members and has carried out
many other details In connection with the
farm industry.
w. o. Lowe. through his attorney,
Tuesday morning pleaded not guilty 10
the charge Of selling mortgaged prop
erty without authority and a hearing
will take place in city court later. This
IL one OF three cases In which Lowe is
similarly charged. He was In Barre
city court few days ago to AK bail on
a similar charge.
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CRAFTSBJrRY.

Mrs. Jessie Goodwin has returned from
Morr!sville and Is guest of her daugh-
err Mrs, Homer Bartette.---Mrs. Brace
underwent a serious operation at the
Catholic hospital at st. Johnsbury, about
three weeks ago. She was able to leave
the hospital last week.-The Ladies' Aid
held an entertainment Saturday at the
home of Mrs G.. l.. Cowles. when the
president. Mrs. Harry Machender. in be.
half of the Ladies' Aid presented Mrs.
Pierce. wife of the Rev. G. ID. Pierce. with
preciated and Mr.. Pierce with few kind
words thanked the ladies for this and the
many k!ndnesses they have received dur
.ng their stay here.-Clirord Bartlette
has rented of Sanger and Lotho the house
lately occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bailey.-T. n. Gallagher has bought a
building of Bert Jones and is taking II
down and will move 1t to Hardwick.--
Harry Emery and son Is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer accompanied by
Mrs. j. ID. Leavitt spent last week In
Montpelier, Barre and Burlington. Mrs.
Leavitt returning Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher moved
Thursday from Mill Village into Ernest
Dill's house at Craftsbury. Mr.. Fisher
will work for Henry Smith.-Fred Kemp
has returned from St. Johnsbury, whore
he has been spending the winter and has
taken possession OF his garage.-A son
was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Patterson.
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member Of the Methodist Church and
respected and loved by the old and young
for her many beautiful qualities a, 4
sunny disposition and was known by all !
as Grandma Sawyer. There were many
beautiful flowers. out of town people,
who attended the funeral we're: Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Gamble, Mrs. Alice Bresett.
Mrs. Nellie Sawyer and Russell Sawyer
of Barre; Albert Wheeler and Mrs. May|
Wheeler of Montpelier and Myron|
Dckerman of Hinsdale, n. H.-Mr and|
Mrs w. L. Wilcox are in Boston.-Miss|
Viva Atkins was In Montpelier Thurs
day.-Mrs NJ l.. Freeman Is recovering
from her recent Illness. Miss Ruth New-|
ton is enjoying a vacation from her|
duties at the Vermont State hospital
Ralph st Cyr of PainfelG was guest|
at w. e. Johnson's, last week.-Mrs..
Laura Weir is ILL., Mr.. and Mrs F. II.
Sawyer were in Montpelier, Thursday
c. w. Ward spent several days In Bolton,
last week.-Kio Granai has gone to
Montpelier Seminary to resume his
studies.-Mrs Walter L. Wilcox enter
tanned friends Tuesday evening, March
L., In honor of Mrs. Dean X Richardson.
Miss Claribell Morse mas returned TO
her studies at Albany Bust tess College,
Miss Daisy Hascltne of Waterbury was
in town. Tuesdsy.-Mrs. J. w Bates and
Mrs. NJ. Il. Child are spending the week
in Montpelier.-Se Several children are i'll
with chicken pox.--The campfire girls
gave promenade at the town hall
Saturday evening. They realized about
SIS from admission fees and the sale OF
candy. popcorn and punch.-Nina May.
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace
Spooner is recovering from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. McAllister and Miss
Irene Child were in Watsfield wednes-
day evening to attend the reception given
| by Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Bragg in honor
of their son, Private Roy Bragg. who has
recently returned from overseas service.
The dance in the town hall Thursday
evening was we'll attended, iss
Dorothy Grant of Montpelier Seminary
spent the weekend with Marion Ward.
w. A. Kingsbury has leased the Neill
blacksmith shop. Mr.. Neill will devote
his time to the cant hook business which
he recently purchased in Warren-
Nelson Duba of Montpelier Seminary
spent the weekend in town.-Miss Irene
Child is assisting in the Wilcox store
Albert Goldsmith Is working for Chester
Wade on the Common.-The women of
the community are asked to meet in the
Methodist Episcopal Church vestry on
Friday evening to form a "Woman's
Community Social Club. The aim OF
the club will be to meet the long felt
need for a closer unity of the social
interests of the people. DO not miss this
your religious preference is, you ara
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place S2,0oo. They are undecided where
to move.-The town was quarant ned
February IA. schools, library. dance hall
and church were closed till last Satur-
day, when the library was opened. There
are but few cases of influenza now In
town, and they are nearly recovered
The last letter from Harvey Martin. now
in Germany. states he Is In splendid
health but is anxious to set foot In U. s.
A.. again.--Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pion are
the parents of son born March 6.-Mrs.
Levi Robinson has given up teaching on
account Of III health. Miss Pearl Hunt
Of North Troy has been engaged to take
her place--The communion ser
vice will be held In the Congregational
Church Sunday. The Red Cross has a
lot of work waiting for volunteer sewers.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

A farewell reception was held at Arthur
Boyces Saturday night at which 50 at.
tended Songs were sung. Refreshments
were served. Mr.. Boyce moves this week
to Waitsfield, where he has bought the
DR.. Howe place.-Walter Rice of Waits
field was in town Sunday.-Percy Corlss
has rented Arthur Boyce's farm for
year and expects to move March 15.-Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Henry and daughter,
Matte. will attend the General Edwards
reception In Barre Tuesday.-Miss Gladys
Newton Of Moretown and Milford Gran
field of Montpelier Seminary were at G.
C. Granflelds Sunday.-A card. furnished
by the government, was received by Mrs.
Hugh Henry from her son, Harold Henry.
stating that he was in Mansigne. France,
giving his military address and that the
state Of his health was fine and dandy
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

There was no great excitement here
over town meeting. w. S. Bryant was
elected road commissioner by 10 votes
over 81 votes for all others. Frank w.
Williams was elected lister for three
years without opposition.-Orin Carpen-
ter, assistant farmer at the Vail School
OF Agriculture, was married last week to
Miss Alice Durkee of Brookfield-H. NJ.
Lamb is still confined to the bed with in
hammatory rheumatism.-The committee
of the Legislature visited the Randolph
State School Of Agriculture Monday and
made a thorough Notwithstanding
Clark sisters have closed their house
here and gone to Braintree for a few
days before going to Boston and vicinity
for a visit among frends.-A. c. Wells
was here Monday looking after his in
terests.-Oscar Cooley Is Ill with the
after effects of the influenza. He ia
under the Doctors care
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WESTFIELD

On Friday Corporal Isadore Barre re.
turned from Camp Devens where he
received an honorable discharge lie
enlisted In Worcester. Mass 10 months
ago and was In training at Camp S'ocum
N. Y. Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. and was In
service over three months on the Texas
Border He went overseas In august
1918, was assigned to French Regiment
there and had to go in training again
as the guns and tactics were entirely
different from those here. lie was To-
Gated in Brittany and was to go INTO
action November Il put the Armistice
was signed. so he saw no active service
overseas, much to his disappointment
Charles Stephenson Of Foster, H. H. came
last Friday to send a fortn'sht WIZ"
his sister, Mrs. Fremont Miller.-w'l!iam
Bryant nas sufficiently recoveieo ITO"
pneumonia to return from Derby, Mrs.
Bryant 10 gsining,-H. W. buIhn." ~
sold his village residence to Thomss om.
bert of this town. who sold his farm
last fall. Consideration for the ou'""."
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pills in stowe high school Is $390015
Including the teachers. the amount Is
s4.955.-H. f.. Shaw left Wednesday
night to visit his son. Gale II. Shaw.
U. S m, at Newport, r. l., and also on
his return to attend the automobile
show In Boston.--A basketball game
between the Stowe high school and
Waterbury teams at the town hall on
Tuesday evening resulted in score
of SO to rs in favor of Stowe.--Willis
NJ. Douglass of Bennington was Wis
itor at the home of his sister Mrs.
II. w. Barrows. Tuesday night. return
Ing home wednesday.-Miss Mildred
Patterson OF Stowe high school Is de-
tanned at home this week with Sc
paro cn1d
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turned and will be her apartments for
the present.-Mrs. Reed from Berlin and
MISS Edna Parish of Northheld came
saturday and were guests of their sister.
MIS-. John Gorham. till Sunday. when
they visited another sister, Miss s. !.
Parish. who lives here.
Mrs. {. r. Steele went to Montpelier
saturday morning to see Miss Irma Fos-
ter, who for years lived in her family
MISS Foster was i'll, threatened with
pneumonia. but Mrs. Steele returned
Monday, leaving her somewhat improved
Mrs. Walter Howard returned Monday.
from an over Sunday stay in Northfied
with her daughter, Mrs. Stone.-Mr. and
Mrs. y. N. Gates, daughter and son, left
Monday for Ludlow, where they may re-
man permanently. Mrs. Gates has els
ter, VINO Is very i'll at present.-Mrs. Earl
Hibbard of South Royalton arrived Mon
DAY afternoon having been summoned
by the Illness of her mother Mrs. Fred
Richardson.-Mr. and Mrs. +. u. Stevens
OF Montpelier, after passing a few days
here with Mrs. Gertrude Dryer and
other relatives, left Monday afternoon for
their home in Montpelier.-Mrs. Carr.
who recently purchased the Charles
Blodgett property on South Main and
weston streets, Is making a desirable
change in the appearance and usefulness
or the same. The barn is to be torn
down and the house moved back a
block to be built at the front, in which
is to be moving picture hail. This
already has been rented to Mrs. Brock,
it Is understood. The other part Of the
building will be occupied by offices and
apartments. and the work is to be done
by IL. l.. Sault and his helm The work
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson were
in Elmore from Wednesday till Friday o!
last week.-Mrs.. f.. S. Newcomb spent
March with her sister. Mrs. Is. a.
Ayers.-Mrs. Nellie Morse was in Ran
dolph several days recently.--Mrs. Harriet
Hunter. who has been passing the winter
with Mrs. Murray. has returned TO her
home and her daughter Mrs. Cora Colley,
of Hill, n. H, is with her.--Richard Ftak
has finished work at the Waterbury Inn
and is at his home here.-Leslie Hayes,
who has been i'll at his home here has
SO far recovered as to be able to return
TO Burlington Business College Tuesday
Stephen Bennett went to Portsmouth,
y. H., Monday, where he has employ
ment.-Mrs. Hattie Russell Conant was
at the home OF her brother. Lewis Russell,
over Sunday.
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WAITSFIELD

Walter r. Jones, who spent the past
week in Montpelier. returned home Sum
day.-Miss Louise Gleason of Montpelier
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. J. Gleason.-Harold b. Wallis went
Monday to Washington, II. c. where ho
is to have employment.--Mr. and Mrs.
G.. d. Barnard, who have been the guests
Of relatives in town for the past two
weeks, have returned to their work IN
Brandon.--Miss Aida Turney Of Middle
sex was the guest of her sister Miss
Katrina Turney. the past week.-Mrs..
Aramel Joshin is suffering from broken
wrist.-Arthur Boyce of Fayston %
moving into the house which he pur-
chased of r. j. Browne.-Mrs. a. W.
Bgelow is confined to the house by ILL
ness-The "Old Fashioned Soclablo,
which was held in the Congregational
vestry Friday evening, under the auspices
of the Home Circle. was well attended.
The funeral of Simeon c. Bonnettc wa'
held from his late home Friday after-
noon, the Rev. Allen Kirkness officiating.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended
in q body. Saturday morning Mrs. lSon-
nette, accompanied by q, G.. Eaton, TOOK
the body 20 Coventry for burial.
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CAMBRIDGE

Harlow Leavens of Ludlow spent
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Linus Leavens.-Miss Helen Mudgett
of Essex was a weekend visitor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Gray.--Mrs Ida
Hunt and daughter. Mrs. Earle Gates.
were visitors in Burlington Friday
c. ]. Lang and family OF Stowe have
moved into the Stafford house across
the river.-Wyman Brush of Burling-
ton spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Brush.-Mrs. G.. II.
Newton and daughters. Marjorie and
Marion, were visitors In Burlington
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells
spent Sunday in Montpelier.-Mrs
Rollo Jackson went Friday to the
Fanny Allen hospital. where she will
undergo an operation.-Dr. G.. II. New
ton OF Waterbury was in town Friday.
Superintendent Bell of johnson
visited schools Monday.
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BELVIDERE CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. /. II. Robinson are visit
ing friends in Montpelier.-Mrs Jennie
Davis OF st. Adams is visiting her
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. Chandler
Mrs. Merritt Davis. who had been an
invalid for several years. died last Fri
day. The funeral was held Sunday.-NIrs
Harriet Humphrey of Cambridge is visit
ing at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Potts.-Elmer Davis and
May Bonor of Montgomery Center were
In town Sunday to attend the funeral of
their mother Mrs Davis
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JOHNSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Miller are set
tied in their new home on Railroad
street in Mrs. Wadda Waters house
that she bought of Mrs. Eugene Hickey.
MIR. and Mrs. Tinkham have moved
i'm the rooms made vacant by Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller in the grist mill.-Mrs.
Josie H. Pierce went Monday to Barre
to pass few weeks with Mrs Laura
Camp-Mrs. w. i. Tracy went Satur-
day to Essex Junction to meet her sis
ter and child from Montreal, who have
come TO spend some time with her
l.. e. Cobb was at home with his fam
lily over Sunday.--Miss Grace Waite
has finished work in Harry Parkers
office and returned to her home in
Barre.-Miss lila Hoyt has returned.
after several months absence. to her
work In the Mineral Tale company
office.-Mrs. Forrest Mudgett was taken
to the Fanny Allen hospital last Fri
day for an operation.-,-Mrs. Mabel Hebb
has returned to her work in Harry
Parker's office after several weeks
ya "a ion
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Orleans County.
NORTH TROY.

Early Sunday morning. Laura, wife of
Mortimer D'Lawyer. passed away at
her home in this village. She had been Ill
but few days. her death being occas.oned
by blood poisoning. resulting from an ul-
cerated tooth. She leaves. besides her
husband. her parents, George Sisco and
wife. sister Mrs. Harvey Bolton. and
a brother. GLADDEN. Slsco. all Of Spring.
field. Mass.-F. II. Dana, treasurer of the
Valley bank has been sick and C. S.
Webster. treasurer of Barton bank, was
here last wook attending to the business
OF this bank. The mother Of Mrs. Dana,
Mrs. r. II. Jones' is seriously Ill Mt the
home Of Mrs. Dana.-A new tailor shop
has been opened by Mr.. Rousseau. form
erly OF Mansonville. Canada, in the From
ter Hotel block.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wright have returned to town, Mr.
Wright having been discharged from the
U. S. naval service. Mrs. Wright came
from Princeton. w. Va. where she had
meen during his absence.-Miss Gertrude
Butterfeld is recovering from a recent
illness. as Is Miss Bessie Root-A H.
Circuit of Newport and DR.. r. r. Macdon-
aid OF Sutton, Que, were both in town
Saturday.-MiSs Ruth T.. Annis has been
at home, Ill, during the past two weeks,
Miss Doris Phelps In the meantime teach.
ing for her at Newport.-Frederick W.
Elkins. U. S. customs officer stationed at
Quebec. was here the last of the week
and oveer Sunday.-Among those now Sc
riiously sick are Mrs. Abigail Beardsley.
Arthur Farnham. DR.. A. W. Dubois and
daughter. Dorothy. and o. NJ st. Marie
Arthur Roberts of New Bedford. Mass.
has bought of John Sweet the farm known
as the Judd place premises with all the
stock and will take possession presently.
Sweet will move to the village for the
present.-The Knights of Pythias block is
being put in cond ton, 1t having bean
damaged by fire some time since
George l.. Lucier Of Somervllle, Mass, is
in town called here by the Illness Of his
daughter. Mrs. Harry Shedon.-Frank
Hamel, a former tailor here but now To-
2ated at Springfield, VT, is in town for a
faIy
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WATERVILLE

Following In report of the town
meeting; Moderator. q. u. Maurice,
clerk. II. II. Beard; treasurer. NJ.
IL. Mann: lister, 10. d, Leach: select
man. y. n. Hsmenwayj road commis-
sioner, W. w, Gavin, auditor, @. ~
Austin; Ovsrseer of the poor, G. TO-
Bragg school director. NJ. II, Mann;
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WARREN

Mr. and Mrs Fred Elliott were III
Hancock the past week.-Rert Neil has
rented rooms Of Henry Paque!te at the
village and moved his family there. TO
remain while lie Is numbering in the
southern part of the town,-Anna PIERCE
of Randolph was in town several days
the past week.-Irvin Murray, Of Fris-
toll, was In town Friday ana Saturday.
Henry Brooks has purchased the farm
belonging to the Chauncy Roy estate'--
Mrs. Ethel Tucker is ill.-Merrill Buck
lin has been in Claremont, y. II. the past
week.-Mr. Hockey, Of New York, has
purchased the George Andrus farm
Charles johnson and two children have
returned from Windsor, where he has
been working this winter.-Fred Long has
sold the farm which he purchased OF
Earl Fuller a few days ago, to Winsiow
Moore.-Aoren Fuller was quite badly
hurt Saturday. He was thrown from
load of logs and struck on his head. He
was taken to Waitsied to have his
wounds dressed.
MIDDLESEX.
l.. r. Wells has just returned from
three week visit with his sons,
Raymond at Hanover College and CLAIR
ence. a teacher In the city schools OF
Boston.-Mr. West of Essex Junction
came Saturday night to occupy the
Methodist Episcopal pulpit Sunday, but
on account of the inclemency of the
weather no service was held. West re-
turned Sunday night-Mrs. Levi swirl
attended a chapter meeting of the Red
Cross In Montpelier Saturday.-Frec
Partner. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Farhner. living on the Temple farm. ar
rived home from overseas service last
Thursday.-Mrs. Fred Farmer came from
Waterbury Friday to meet her husband
at his home after several months ir
France.-The Ladies' Home Circle met last
Wednesday with Mrs. Walter RUSSELL x
(Coatinusd - rage eleven)
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License vote: Yes 2, No 29.--John from
bly, has received an honorable discharge
from service and is at home.
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MORETOWN.

The funeral Of Mrs, Caroline steele
Sawyer was hold at her late homo al
twelve o'clock. Monday. the Rev A. a:
Maudiro Of johnson ofiiciatiny. assisted
NV IN. Rey. Albert Abbott. The inter-
mert Wa at tho Lewis cemetery In Mid
d,assx The baarers were; George
Ashlsy. Walter Wilcox. Dean Richardson
and Albert Wheeler. Mrs. Sawyer was
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MIDDLESEX.

lOe.tinusa - p~ss eleven,