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W. a. ANDERSON,
Republican Nominee for
Ass blyN7an,
Twentieth District tall of the city north of K
street..
GEO - JOST,
Regular Peoples Party and Citizens Nomi
nee Tor
AsSe blyr7an,
Twenty-first District (K to Y, Front to Thirty.
hrst. Residence, 1897 L street.
w. q. HENRY,
Democratic ana Citizens Nominee for
TOW15HI Justice
JOHN MILLER,
Democratic Regular and Reformedl, Citizens
and Peoples Nominee for
Coroner
wNH- B- HANGILTON,
Peoples Party and Citizens Nominee for
County Clerk
Election, Tuesday, November 3, 1892.
ROBERT T. DENLirI,
Regular Republican Nominee for
Judge Superior Court
GiLLIS = OTY,
Democratic Nominee for
Asse biHr7ar.
Twenty-second District.
MARTIN PEN FSISH,
Regular Democratic Nominee for
SGPerviSor-
second District. td*
FRANK u JOHNSON
(PREsENr INCUMBENr,
Regular Republican Nominee for
Auditor and Recorder.
e LYON
(PREsENT TNCUMBENTb
Regular Republican Nominee for
County Treasurer.
GEO r. CLARK
(PREsENT INCUMBENT),
Regular Republican Nominee for
County Coroner.
- w. TODD,
Regular Republican Nominee for
SIPerNisor.
Second District.
GEORGE r BRONNER,
Democratic Nominee for
Public Adrr7IE1istrato
MATT F. JOHNSON
Candidate for
ShHeEtnr .jIIdr@
Democratic, Peoples and Citizens nominee.
y, M MORRISON,
Reform Democrat, Regular Democrat and
Citizens Nominee for
LPerNiSOr,
Third District.
OSCAR .. FLINT,
Democratic Irregular and Reform) Nominee for
AssS r7blyrnan,
Twentieth District.
a. e. HARRIS,
Democratic Candidate for
Supervisor.
Second District.
HENRY STARR.
independent Republican, Citizens and Peo-
pies Party Nominee for
City Justice Of the Peace.
r d RYAN,
Regular Republican Nominee for
DistriOt Attorney.
GEO g M'MULLEN.
Regular Republican Nominee for
Sheriff.
Election TUESDAY November s. 1892.
WNn- GU ORTiS,
Regular Republican Nominee for
supervisor
Fourth District. s9-tds
3 E. SMITH,,
Regular Republican Nominee for
PAbIiC Adrr7ir7IstratO
r. g SHIRMAN,
Regular Republican Nominee for
Ass serr1bIyr7An,
Twenty-frst District
G. B- DEAN,
Regular Peoples Party Nominee for
supervision,
Second District.
WILLIAM B0YNE,
Regular Peoples Party Nominee for
State Senator.
M a HOWARD,
Regular Republican Nominee for
SIPGrNIsor,
Third District.
E. c. HART,
Regular Republican Nominee for
State Senator,
W. W. RHOADS
present INCUMBENT,
Regular Republican Nominee for
County Clerk.
VOTE FOR
- G. RATTERS SON,
Democratic Nominee for
Senator
Thirteenth District.
T. W. O'NEIL,
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J. J. WIKGARD,
Q w. COR. TWENTY-FIFTH AND O SITS
~. sacramento, dealer In Choice Family
Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Hay, Grain, But
der; Cheese, Eggs, Teas, COffees, Hams Bacon,
Tobacco, Cigars, Wines and Liquors.
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sCHEUNRRT BROS. 6 CO.,

T00 K STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH
: ~ ana Eighth, Sacramento. WHITE
LABOR CIGARS a SEECIALTY.
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a. MEISTER,
CARRIAGES, V1CTORIAS, PHAETONS,
~ Buggiez and Spring and Fruit Wagons.
$40. 912. 914 Ninth street. Sacramento.
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.. OhhLE,
CUCCESSOR TO CARLE & CROLY, CON.
~ tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
promptness guaranteed. Office and shop.
1124 Second street. between X and L.
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Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
State, the day and year first written
II. h. MARKHAM, Governor.
Attest:
e. q. WAITE, Secretary of State. au8-3mM
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a. z. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, J. DRIsCoI.
ROOT, NELSON g CO.,
TNION FOUNDRY-TRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists, Front street,
between n and .. Castings and Machinery
OF every description made TO order.
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CEsSPooLS AND VAULTS CLEANED.
4 PPLY AT sos I STREET.
n J. II. CAMPBELL.
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T1HE WEEKLY UNION IS ONLY 81 so

VlHE RECORD-UNION LEADS ALL II
i the interior Of California
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stq,pora, a1ta,r. eeer, @tr.
EBNER BROS.

1I6-1Is X Street, Front and Second.
Sacramento,
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CALED0EIA COUNTY.

A I. Wood is about to start up bis new
brass foundry ut LyndonVille.
+. W. E,terbrooks 10 placing 2 new hume
in the grist mill at East Village, st. Johns
bury.
L. c. Barrett succeeds Park & Barrett in
the manufacture of bone mea! at ST. Johns
bury.
George Robbie and win Darling have put
in a boiler and polishing mill at their stone
sheds at Groton.
The town of Wheeock is the banner town
OF the Peoples party in Vermont. 1t drop
ped 20 votes FOR Weaver.
The Carpenter Lathe and Tool com. any
Of ST. JohnsLury is an exhibitor at ms
chenios' fair in Boston, Mass.
Mr.. Howe of st Jobnsbury has purchased
the SpauIding hotel property, Barton, and
viii soon make necessary repairs, when he
will send party there TO run it.
Rev. {. S. Morse Of st. Johasbury, while
getting OF tho cars in the evening in a
crowd at Berlin Falls, y. H., fell between
the platform and the car steps and injured
his knse so that he is confined at home for
the present.
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Dwight Rudd from his shop to the bridge
on Stafford stroet and return. Both Of the
parties weigh 200 pounds each. Buss was
hrrayed in bunting.
William Campbell has begun the enlarge
ment OF the knitting mill at bennington.
At the meeting of the bennington ire de-
pertmsnt the treasurer reported that the
gross receipts of the late fair were = 433 06.
The expenses were $37l,9l, leaving SlO6l. 10
to be divided among the four companies.
The cylinder head in the engine at the
Nn'entinc Knitting compuny's mill in Ben
niugton blew out about noon Wednesday.
No serious damage was done, but the mill
viii probably have TO shut down for awhile.
a few years ago DR.. II. j. Potter of Bon
ninGton became financially involved and
was obliged to settle with ha creditors for
20 cents on a dollar lie has since been
successful and has just finished paying every
one of his Old creditors the amounts that
were left after the first settlement was
made.
a few days ago James White, a Bonniug-
20 represent the Western Milling company
Of 100 Broad street, Boston. The visitor
finally sold Mr.. Whitney u bill! OF goods at
bottom figures Before going away Ia got
from Mr.. Whitney bnnl; note Of $500,
due January next, and not cont snt with
that induced him to guarantee his signature
On tho back. The sharper tried to sell the
note at various places, but failed The mum
Der in Boston given Is O dilapidnted paiut
shop.
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were married at the BRIDES home, Novsn-
ber 9. by Rev. H. Crocker. Carl c. Oil
lette has moved into Henry Hunts house.
Mrs. Marion II. Downer has returned to
Greensboro for the winter AT the camp
fire given by I. b. Richardson post the | 1th
inst, Comrade George +. Davis OF BUrling-
ton delivered a very interesting lecture. -
The wind OF last Friday night night unroof-
ed several buildings and blew one of the
chimneys Of the Methodist church down.
EAST BERKSHIRE.
Mrs. Nina James from st. Adams 10 AT
her brothers, l. s. Anderson. e. j. Farrell
Is in town. M. j. Ods hurt his left hand
very badly while working neara bursting
emery wheel. Miss Maud Smith is at home.
Mrs. Wilbert Anderson, from the West,
has ccme to spend the winter here. -Tbanks-
giving service will be held in the Congrega-
tional church Thursday at II o'clock. -
Ladies missionary society will meet with
Mrs. William Samson next Saturday at 2
o'clock.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
Friday evening high wind blew the
bridge down, making wreck of it, and
leveled several sheds. Miss Eliza Marsh's
school closed the 9Th nst.-The East Frank
lin school, Taught by Miss Cora Wsdgworth,
closed the 18th inst. Miss Wedg W tn has
gone to st. Johnsbury for few days. -
Miss Allen, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Wedgwortb, has returned to Essex
They talk of putting an iron bridge in place
of the one just demolished.
HlGHGATE.
Edison Donor aud Miss Saphrons Tpapsn
were married the 10Th inst 10y the Rev. Mr..
Turcotte. E. L. Herrick, Fl. g. Cnrman
and James Hill, jr. are in Boston The
remains of Thomas Ii. Best, former resi-
dent, were brought.bere for. burial the 18th
David Gates was taken to the asylum at
Waterbury last week. -Burdick & Holmes
are charging their meat market. --Thsnks-
giving services will be held at the Congre-
gational church Friday evening.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

The town bridge at East Berkshire was
demolished by the high wind Friday.
Beemsn Brothsrs report tremendous
rush of orders at their buckle factory AT
Bvanton.
During the raging storm Friday evening.
the residence oil ii. "A. Austin, Enosburgh
hill, was burned. The fire spread to e corn
barn and another farm structure, entirely
consuming the thrsa buildings. The insur-
ance amounted to $1,000
The dwelling house owned 10y o. S. Rix
ford, Sheldon Junction, was burned to the
ground Saturday evening about / o'clock
The house was occupied by Charles Msokin g
family, who were unable to save any of
their personal effects. The insurance on the
house and contents amounted to 5000.
Osmyn +. Conaut, WAC was for some time
principal OF the academy at st. Abans, and
who has for the past five years been the
representative in New York State OF kGinn
IL Co., has Leoome member OF that firm,
says the st. Adams Messenger.
1t ID said that tho mills of Richford turn
out 10, 900, 900 feet OF lumber a year. This
is mostly finished for market, e large por-
ton OF it being plapcd and matched. A
con siderable quantity OF cIapbosrds are
manufactured Tbs logs for this large
amount OF lumber come from the surround
lug country and Canada.
ST. ALBANS.
Misses Katie and Mamie Phillips, who
have been visiting friends in Bolton, Wind
sor and Putney have returned to 81. AL
bnus.
FAIRFAX.
Mrs. Sophia Field of Bakersfield is visit
ing her brother, Henry T. Hall. james +.
Goodhall aud wife have returned 10 their
home in Florida, taking with them Mrs.
Goodhalrs sister, Edilh.-J. b, ~ c. c.
Alfred have sold their rink to George w.
Planch, who will convert it into furni-
ture warehouse and undsrtaker's rooms, -
Charles a. Foss and Mlss Eva H. smith
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ingtop, where she has been for sev.ra
wssks. Edward Leach has moved into III,
house with Mrs. Leach's father Henry
Olin. MIR. and Mrs Charles Hulburd o
Cam bridge were the guests of his mother
over Sunday. Mrs. Henry McKnnnon ha'
returned to Der home in Burlington, accom-
panied by her sister, Flora Tilotson. tn,
long talked OF sidewalk is being Laid thi.
weok. The oyster supper and exhibition
given by the band Friday evening, wa
largely attended,
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
NORTH HERO.

Matthew Watson was found in an intoxi-
Gated condition last Saturday night He
was arrested and taken before justice
where he pleaded guilty and was fined $40
and costs. He disclo,ed on Nathan Moore
who was err ested and tried before the came
court and fined Sl6 and costs. joel Allen
has secured position in Chicago and loft
last week for that place Peter digger died
last week after a short illness. The funeral
was from the Catholic church Tuesday.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Cole & Foster OF Westmore have ths
frame up for their new saw mill,
Henry Elliot has started up his new grist
mill at Morgan Centre.
The combined ages OF IS men in Glover,
who voted at the recent election, were 1861
years, oil Of whom, with the exception OIL
two voted for Harrison.
Mir Mitchell, VITO was at work pressing
hay for W. b, Teller of Barton, recently
fell through a hole in the barn hoor, break
ing a leg below the knes.
Quite a daring aud sudacious robbery
was attempted in Newport the other mig t
Diamonds valued at $500 and gold watch
and chain were stolen from Mrs. W. n.
Kinne. The hired girl, Fanny Bauchsr, also
claimed that q had been taken from her
purse. Mrs. Kinre and the girl were aloua
that night and suspicion pointed SO strong !
ly to her that she was arrested and placed
in Jail. Saturday night she confessed to the
theft and restored all the stolen property,
Mr.. Kline brought her from Montreal on "
a short time ago and found upon investiga-
tou that she had committed similar crimes
in that city.
BRAlNrReE.
Lila Mudgett is visiting In Roxbury. =
Mrs. Sdllman Blanchard is quite low with
n fever. Mrs Hsnry Boycs died last week.
Tue tuusrai services were held at the Snow
vile church Sunday, Rev. @. W. Morrow
officiating George sni Lila Mudgett visit
ed in Montpelier last week. Nelson Scott|
has sold his famous trotter, "Stobo' TO g.
w. Flagg of Massachusetts,. Price S4O0. <
! Several deer hays been seen IN different
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les AND GOSSIP OF pOlNGs IN THE
WEE PRESSES EECAO FIELD.

TIr Winovsl' valley. Villages mp North,
Along deter Crcck and by tho shores
ciUhite River Covered by Epoctal Re
.cltCr,.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

r. s, Buss assistant engineer OF tho Ben
nington fire department, settled an election
bet Friday evening, wr9u he wheeled
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ADDISON COUNTY.

y w J.! AbNN4' I " 4 - :
The C.nmp)alu Valley Cheese factory at
BrIdpurt, ha. susponied operations for tho
season, utter successful rum
y valuable bay mare Yves stolen from the
harns OF Columbus Smith in Salisbury Sat
urGsy night Tho PARTIES then took the
horse - James Iuley's and stole y road
cprt and harness from his barns There IS
no clue 70 he thieves.
VERGENNES.
The morr.aso oi f.. T. FHnn Of st. Al
bans to Miss ada Fishor 0; this city took
place. ias. week Wedncsdcy {. 3 O cocii IN
81. Iaui's cuurch.--W. ). Bartiey .snYos
this city fer rrovilence, r.. l., which lie
intend, making hle future homa Mr.. c.
lat9aF,y.
iou;ry day vGs busy enc in NsrEonnes
TIE amount was we'll up 10 tho cuatomery
figure. The purcha made IN THE city
are: b!i,to, * Son. seven anI a haE tons;
Sprisg d Co., s.E ton: Carter s. Eerr.,
five tens. Turkeys brought IS - 20 cents
per pound. cAicoeLs Il to = ccpts--
The U.auca .caspi Of ,,.-ouaps vii pr0h-
ably oa incorporated ~ t4a legislature
i qUi3t veLu.g- cccu.:.l al the residence
Of Charles VI, Mason q. Ee'v Huven, Vt,
Lass N sdu'z ZAP Jag al ! o clock, vhen
his l!des dAusuler, !iattir T., and NHr,anN
\. sawyer g., AmesLury, Mass. were united
~ the lu-ia % uu'rimo..y. Only Tow
rslativeg o., uOtn Glt.gs were present, Rev.
{. y. Thomas, pas or ~ nc Congo atYo2l
church, performing the ceremony. Mr. ard
4,rs. Saw y4r were tie re .piruis OF many
rosty ci.a. J er toyG tie evening train
coUtA, expecting 20 Utige = Anp.Alrr
shout IAalEss4 day, where y viii
reside. III. Nrid5 chose TOR Leg webbing day
b 4, f,f .ftrs o. 4t. f-
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Court
ADDISON.
Tho wind of Friday ,i,b.,,ro,fo1 hri1i.
inrs. tipned over Lnvsf,r,,s md s,yoroI
eyrr,er hous,s The church ,bods -. the
C,ntrc were co,nnloteIv rrInoI --lrrs : w
GREGORY hes returned to rur,lnpton..T,ilian
GREGORY was married Iast vgp,i, ia Wu,ion
O. Carleton OF CartEacc. III y unroe
Winch will tokp chor,o II Mira tro,nrv,e
farm. mir. n1d 1ir9 .. ". Read Mr.. VII
linn Wood and wifi. Eeorgn smith md
Wits. Lamar See.ar ]. j. Tracv Eeuben
Barron. Charles Sseaar and ira Harbour
huve y,sitei the legislature ,his fail -Nrs.
| Carlton, Hanks md dcn-ater NoIlie snent
less ueol. III Burlington with Hrs. Il. =.
/ Su.le7.
rb-r Mtnn, rauav
,lu'I' a runner ere SICK WIN inc grippe,
| I,',.,.SS ,,-,, - J., '' s.. - "a, 1'nio" WI"
1'"s''' NUS ell - u i'u's'H mas eiso on
I sled vh,clvrigAt sAon aud has moved into
/ the Olnstc- Lou-e. -HanjalI has opened a
/ hnrior hop Mice Maggie Csswell closed a
successful term OF school in this district
/ N,ysn,h,r 18TH with arnrnrri,ta svarci.as
/ Miss Cosve,i Is to visit friends a. Pendolnh
duripc vacation.
"
'NN9bOhO.
Nclter II. Grace VII attend school Mt
: Bristol this winter Tho little son of Henry
/ Spra.U5 split his hand open with cu axe
, Thursday Mrs Leslie Furgueon is IN q.
( proving.
Horny SoraCue' youngest bov fell ard
( placed hr Land upon a block where his
brother was cuoppin:. The nxe ssIuck It,
/ severed tue bcuca lea 7inS 20 tbc secnud ard
/ third EnGer5.--J. v Carpenter and G. L.
Atwood visited Or. Wade az Montpelier this
week Miss Mary Liner wns rhe guest OF
dis Bushnell iaot week. Guy Bushnell and
h'rL James have gone to .'iossachasetts. -
! Mrs, /. G.. Ferguson has h9er very SICK
cut Is improving It H. ttl - v''ltng m
NJ. 80 ', I've ua D" WV" 'ii-
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- al 0"''''Nh' were ""''' I'u'"'hn'tu'
L5HCCLN.
/ Perry Read and v,.f. ~ Einosbu,,b ,rora
IN 1o"n last week -br tie 18th about p
Vi '"' t',S"'' tnH r'.''N'S q. J'hn H0Te
''l'o'''''t' ~ '"e .ts,l' nee OIL 'tai Cove
w. O1''"' ave ''' '" a OF H"' " a very On
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y. y, and H. i. Wells Of Sandy Hill, N.
y; business manager, w. +. Chapman of
Moriah Contre, n. Y.--E IL. Brown and
j. G. Miner 'n3, loft Saturday for Jackson
VILE, where they will spend Thanksgiving
at the home OF the former. Mis- L. Clark
'J4, is on the sick list. Rev. Mr. Smart Of
Brandon, was Mt chapel exercises Monday
morning. 70 enable many OF tue students
to 40 home for Thanksgiving, college will
close Wednesday noon, and will reopen the
following Monday noon.
SoUT+ STARKSBOaO.
Rev. Il. L. Fuller hold n meeting here iest
Tbur,day evening. "A boy WAS born to
Fred Orvis and wife recently. Mrs. Albert
Crvis has gone to Crown Point to care for
her daughter, Susie, who has little Grover.
William Dixie has so,d his farm to Ezra
Hallock for fllO0, ard Dixie is gong to
Forest City, in HuntinS ton, 70 work for the
Tart Rrothera. Truman Clark ia to serve
10 grand Juror ct the M,ddlcbury County
Court
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WAT ERVlLLE,

Mrs. n. r. Leach 10 on the sick list
Charles Sherman was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Nrs. A. l.. Laraway have taken
rooms at the hotel. Rev. Mr.. Bragg and
wife have gone to Manchester, N. II. to
live with their son, Rev. Lyman Bragg. -
Mrs. J. V. Stevens has returned from Bur-
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

?. d. Pike &, Sons will convert tho tub
factory at Stowe into grist mill,
Frank Laraway has completed the en-
largement OF his sawInill at Waterville.
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CORNWALL
GRANVILLE

Mrs. S. +. Hubbard was in Montpelier
recently. Eva Foote IF Cornwall is witt
ing hor grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D..
Nichols II. Smith Of Rochester was in
town sunday. His wife returned with him.
-Miss Ellen Downs is at home from,
Rochester. Miss Maggie Downs went to
Middlebury Tuesday. --Ieg, MIR. Wright of
Rochester exchanged pulpits with Rev. H.
3. Wheeler Sunday. The Ladies' aid 40
csLy will meet with Mrs. W. II. Maynard
Friday, December =, afternoon and syen-
ing.
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WEST BOLT ON.

L. y. Moore, the representative from
Plymouth, Vas III town waiting his cousin,
Mrs. W. II. Stevens.-Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Had went to Montpelier Monday. Charles
Stevens OF Troy visiting in town over
Sunday. George T. Henderson died Satur-
day. He was bur ed VITA Masonic honors
Tuesday morning.
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The attendance at the reading given last
week by the boy elocutonist, AIR. Ralph
Bingham, was very light. The heavy wind
OF Friday evening unroofod several build
ings aud smashed several windows Quite
company who were going to attend the
democratic celebration at st. Adams, were
preventod by the storm. The Catholic fair
opens Monday evening and continues until
Wednesday evening, when the drawing Of
prizes will be announced. DR.. Spillor, tho
oeulI't, was in town last week. Mrs. Hat
tie Wood and daughter, Claremond, started
Monday night for their home in Hernuon,
Virginia - Mrs. Hannah Bsrkely went to
Manchester, n. H., last Wednesday. DR..
aud Mrs. Durdick OF Winooski were in town
last week, visiting Mrs. Harriet Ashley
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Misses Katie and Mamie Phillips, who
havs been visiting friends in Bolton, Wind
sor ami Putney have returned to 81. AL
bnus.
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c. a. Dormon, NJ. D., of Hartford, Ct,
will give his lecture on the effects OF ALEC.
Lol at the Methodist church, Sunday even-
INK, November 90. H. n. Rowloy spent
this week in New York
Services will be held at Trinity church,
Sholburns, Thanksgiving day at 10 80 "a ID.
ESSEX CENTRE.
Our postofiice is to he money order
Office. Bonds TO that effect have been
given. Principal q. II. Hayden spent
THURSDAY and Fy;iay at Montpelier. The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24
ADDISON.
sAsT MlDDLEBNRY.

Quite n number ere sick with tho grippe,
among them beng Mrs. d. A. Damon nnd
Dustin Rus 'sll. G. L. Russell has elso eln
SICK. DE Forest Perry has rsnted tine Ohm
sled vhac'wriEht shop aud has moved into
the Olnste- Lou-e -- Han3all has opened a
hnrtor shop Mice Maggie Caswell closed a
successful ts:m Of school in tbis district
Noyamaar )6th with appropriate ezercifes.
Nifs Ca7Veii Is to visit friends a. Raud olph
during vacation.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24
EAST CHARLOTTE,

The wind Of Friday night blow off one
chimney from tbs Baptist church end one
window was blown in.-Mrs. Emily Prindle
eft Friday for southbridge, Mass, to visit
her son, Louis MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Colt
have returned from visit in Montpelier. -
Wesley Powell left here Monday last for
Massachusetts, instead OF Connecticut as
before stated. w. Kellogg Will carry on
Mrs. Caroline Powe!rs farm the coming
year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24

The c. nmpjau Valley Cheese factory at
Brldport, ha, su4poni led operntions Tor tho
season, after "a successful rum
y valuable bay mare Yves stolen from the
harna OF Columbus Smith in Salisbury Sat
urGsy night. The PARTIES thon took the
horse - James lulley's and stole road
cprt and harness from his barns There IS
no clue 70 he thieves.