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Statement of With. Conner,
Assistant Postmaster.
STATES PosToFFIcE.

UNITED STATES lOSlOttlCE,
Burlington, Chitterdcn Co., VI,
William f., Han, w. IL. II. Conner,
Postmaster. Asst Postmaster
August Is. 1875.
The Fidelity Rupture Cure co. Of Yer.
mont, Y. NJ. G. \. Building, City:
Gcut,cmcn-l desire to add my testimony
IN favor OF your method OF treating her
mia. For nearly IS years l have been q
sufferer from the effects of n large rup'
turc; have been operated on for the radi'
cal cure Of il, but without success, and
have often found il difficult 10 retain II
with any truss, After all this l had lit
tie hope OF ever receiving any benefit but
about eight months ago | decided to try
YOUR treatment. | was fitted with "A truss
and since that time my rupture has never
come down, | have received eight treat
ments and never been obliged to lose any
time while taking them. Now l am cured
and can so without my truss without TN,
slightest inconvenience, a thing which
never expected to do, and am more salts
fled than | can express.
trust YOU will he able to relieve a vast
number of sufferers as you have me, and
shall take pleasure in recommending tn,
"E'ldcl!ty" method. Yours truly,
w. II. II. CONNER,
Assistant Postmaster.
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lodge offended the funeral of Mrs. Nc
Loud in a body, also the order of Eastern
Star. of which order Mrs. Mc1<oud was 4
member.-f'rank Taylor, the new post
master, took charge of the postotIlce on
October 1st-EEtcnsivc repairs are being
made on the Methodist church. When
completed, the church Will pc practically
a now building throuehout--The old town
hall has been remodclcd into n modern
opcra hall-Several new residences arc
nearly ready for occupdncy.-P. j. Cowlos
has resigned his position as treasurer Of
the HGrdwick Savings Bank and Trust
company, taking effect on October lst
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
\

Hon. c. +. i'rewer. Airs, Brewer, Mrs
ID. II. Stetson, Mrs. Agnes Cassidy of
Enoshurgh and Mrs. Belle Sweat of Sich-
ford were here to attend the funeral of
Mrs. McLoud.-A man by the name OF
Benson WAS killed at the QGarries last
week, He was helping 30 move some
heavy blocks of granite when his head was
caught between two pieces, His skull was
crushed and death was Instantaneous.
Some difficulty was had I'm ascertaining
his name and rcsidcnCe.-'rhe Masonic
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Samples Free.

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FaNcrit" Remedy before buying II. send
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as circulars giving fun directions for It's
use. Every reader OF the Free Press can
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

The quarterly meeting session was we'll
attended, there beng quite i large dele
cation ~ people present from adjoining
towns.-Saturday evening the young peo-
pie Of tho two Villages gave very nnc
missionary concert consisting of recitn-
tious. Dialogues and singing Levi Liberty
moved in,o w. q. Chamborlin'S tenement
house Moriay.-Scvcra! of the scholars in
In Schoo. have the mcaslcs.--W. L. Hanks
finished saving slaves at his mill last
wock.-Frluk klmbsll has moved away
from town.
We notice the Alien shoe Co. at Burliny-
ton are doing the business of the town; low
prices must win.
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ESSEN CENTRE.

The Maple Lawn Debating club hold its
first debate OF the year Monday cvou.rs =,
Oct. lc;h in the presence Of a good AL
tendance. The question debated WIS
Resolved, That history il "A more imppr-
That factor IL. education than arithmetic,
Miss Alic Simonds % Jericho. Buci Erann
and Miss Bessie Farrand ~ Ess sup
porting tn Affirmative. and John styles
and Miss Emma Allen Of Jericho, and
Miss Aaolo Ingalls, of Essen supporting
the negative. Tho judScS wcrn kcv. MIR,
i;nr.ght. &. q. Fi,Sbury ana \. \, Slater.
TEr question was very ably and Interest
insly discussed. The Judges save ,hc de-
Cisicn to the affirmative.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mrs. Addison Smith, who has been
vis.tirs WIKI her sister in Troctorsyillc
the past week, returned home Tuesday
r.. J. Cors, of Uuierhill was in town on
business Mouday.-Mr and Mrs. Char.cs
CStcN,c are the happy parents Of baby
boy.-it. q. Shcrwia is improving slowly,
Miss Lucy Baldwin. who has been visit
ing her par nts he past week. went TO
Burlington Tuesday to visit with her sis
tors
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SIIEI.BURNE.

S!lELBURNE.
ID ]. Hunter has moved his family here
fror, ,cssex Junction and they are oC-
runvinr G. NJ Russn,l,s house.
Mrs charles Howard ana son Of Milton
NO visotirs ~ 1 u Rartle,t,s
Mrs y T. Whitney ~ putnomyille is
,hn rrest nf hcr father q = Rlair.
Frank I,nveIcttr has gone TO Tiorre.
whore no has \ nosition in n meat mar
kct
Miss W.etop Inns returned from Cascade.
,.,Iio y whcr, she snent The summer.
BonnelIav moved his family 10 Dur-
Ungton last week and will reside on st.
Paul street
u. \. c'Brien returned from New York
Saturday morning, having spent few
days in tho city
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Tyler have Issued in
yitations for the marriage OF their dauSh-
ter, Hattie Emmersettc. to t. 5. Stevens
OF Joacsville TO take place at their home
at ?'Sn p. m. oct 70.
Misses Alice Aiken and Fila Davis have
returned from Schroon Lake.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

Hon. Ernest W. Roberts of Chelsea,
Mass, has been nominated for Congress
on the republican ticket. Mr.. Roberts
married Miss Sara NJ. Weeks of this city
last February.
Henry Douglass was sentenced to six
years at hard labor in States prison at
the city Court Monday. Douglass wa.
formerly OF Milton and is the horse thief
who was arrested in Montgomery a few
weeks ago, having stolen horse. harness
and wagon from parties in Waterloo =.
@. He requested the States attorney TO
NE an Information against him, to which
he pleaded guilty.
y EpLsc ID, the Bay owned by Mrs. Bel
lcvUc ana occupied y the family Of Frank
Gonlc9 was burned 10 the ground on Mon
day night The house was insured but
the household goods Of the Gonyea fam
lily was a total loss. The cause of the
conflarration is not known and the gem
cral he.iet Is that it was the work of
an inccndiary.
GEORGIA.
Frank Gonycau had barrel OF cider
taken from his mill few nigats ago
Mrs. CHARLES Jdyncs attended "a fuuorHl
in Swgnton Wedno Sdey.-SiXty invitauons
were ISSUED to the wedding OF Miss Jcs-
sic ballard and Gr. Dyer oct. shirley
went to Montreal on their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carrie Phelps of Concord.
y H.. were recent guests of j. 4. Carr.
They left Wednesday for Moria, y. I.
Mss Alice Hay" il spending Few cEs
at the Thousand Islands visiting ter
father and brothcrs.-Mrs. George Bur in
has been spending week with Ter faith
err C.. A. Uotchi,iss-Nrs. Bert Wood 81 IN
lcr daughter GLADYS has gone 10 Fs'r-
fold 20 II end a fcW days vita her sister
BcrtEa.-Nr. G. e. Dyer 1nd Miss Js.sis
Ballard were married AZ tho home OK Jo-
scph Ballard, the brides father m " -
nosdav by the Rev. J. G. Lorimcr and
went to Montreal on tn 'ir wedding "trip
FRI m which they VII rrturn to Their ho'rt.
IN Sutton i. q. There Were about HNtY
guests present who partDok II Il hounti-
iul collation. and helped to st.rt ;ho novy
married pal" on thc.r journey VITA No
usual showers OF good wishes and oh r
tlirgs thought to be n"CcsS lry on li..i
occasions. The presents were nUmerc'.s
and useful hnlng mostly Of silver ami
child. and the happy pair were united
under an arch around which the English
and United States flags were tw!red --
Mr. and Mrs. George :. Jones' of PHILLIP
burg visited ut Ira FairbauEs' F~iday AMI
Saturd sy.-Nr. and Mrs Gsnr-" Bark g
Of Granville, y. Y. and MIR. ana MIS- Jel
and George Gull Of Whitehall have returns
cd 10 Whitehall y. Y.
rr Lindsay has not left town yet but
his car load Of goods has been sent TO
Nnutp"iier-Dr. Huhnell Of Swnn'on is
to locate her" soon.-TAc Academy Is TO
have an exhibition on the NH OF Nov M
Der. whcn there will hc a snort vacation.
! We have discovered that good goods AMI
! low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co, Burlington.
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

4. T.. Reid has bought OF w. $. Fletcher
Ills half interest In the Pearl and Fletcher
meat market and will continue the busi-
ness.
The Homo Circle viii meet with Rev.
and Mrs. a. Il. Enrisht at the Centre,
Friday afternoon ard evening.
MIR. and Mrs Seneca Place left Monday
night for Kansas CITY, Mo-, where they
will visit their daughter Mrs Jerry Casey
for several weeks.
\. =. Read has sold the half interest
i'm tho meat market which he recently
bought OF W. s Fletcher, to J. H. Bates
of Richmond. The firms name will he
Read l. Bates. Mr.. Bates was station
agent az Richmond for several years. HIS
family are staying with L. Il. Sawyer for
III" present
Ezra YaNdow has resigned his position
IN his brothers "a. u. Iandow'sD store.
john Yandow hHs taken his place.
The excavation for the basement OF the
row posto,,icr building was begun yester-
iay. rho building is to he owned - :.
y. Erowncll and Postmaster ". Il. N.ch-
OILS Its site is on Main street, at ;hr
souih side of tho rrlWncll l,oct and the
present Office. Mr.. Wilcox Of BurliuGtI IN
L. making the plans which cell for a Two
story and basement eiNi) feet brick build
iuv with nctal roof and plate glass front
ana thoroughly up To- date. The constant
growth of the village and the Office husi-
ness has FOR somet!iac made an indcpNn-
dent building almost n necessity and II IS
with pleasure that the residents OF this;
progressive village greet the efforts of
MossrS. HrowDe.l and Nichols. The build
inc will probably he ready for occupancy
about January /.
I Miss $. V. Br"wncll OF burlington is TIE
guest oil hcr brother S. A. Erowncll.
! @. W. Wiley, Mrs. Cunningham and
Mrs. \. s. Reynolds were among those
who went on the excursion to Boston yes
;erday.
/ Mrs. II. Read If North Wiliston. moth
or Of 4. l.. Read OF this village, who has
been quite i'll, i improving.
{ Dr. &. VI. Fcrrin goes To- Brattlc5oro TO
attend the annual meeting of the Nor-
mont Medical society.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co. OF Bur
lncton are making cXtremclylow prices
on shoes.
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RICHMOND

The Ladies Md society Tcct with MIS-.
A. +. stevens next friday afterLron.-
Mrs. Wat hAs gone to tEr iroviECc ot
Cu"Scc 10 visit Ir.cuTs, where drr hUs-
band was for SOME time pastcr.-Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Of Watcrhur" vis.,su heir
dauchier, Mrs. Edward Norway. last
wcck.-R. NJ. Conant is E.->ing r-isiirS
on mis- house in the village, winch IL soon
10 he occupied by Mr.. Start AID la'' ly.-
Irving G. Derrick of MINNEAPOLIS, - whole
sale tobacco dealer has beet spcn"rg his
vacation With his brother, i"scph Dor
rick. lie left for HON" last week. II has
hccn eight years since he had been here
br. Clayton Andrews and &C .rc stay
ing with II parents a few lays IT the
ENTERTAINMENT of the pupils Vi taa Alind
from Hartford, Conn. So Wa rc1.l. .--
Ms. Jess Norton ana son nhvc -o' e to
fcrrisburea for a f"w days hc.c us a
heavy fros. sunday nigh, II hrs c the
season.
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Monday.-Miss Lucy Marlborough of Phil
adclphia, Ia, who has been staying at
her ~ttaSc at Camp Martin, has gone to
Connecticut to Il Macdouough leunion.--
Miss Mdble Johnson is on the sick list
Miss A. NJ. Cruwa and Miss Bessie John
son attended tho reunion ana birthday
party at Mrs. Johnson's at Champlain, q
being Mrs. Johnsnn's Sth birtlday.
They do say ihat the Allcn Shoe co. takes
the lead in low prices in Burlinsto ton. Every
one says so.
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comfy and are hitting IN house on the
farm.-Robcrt Jackson is on the sick list.
-Wn At the creamery one day last
week the horse driven by Natties Hammer
became frightened Ivy thu milk pipe giving
away and ran away throwing her out,
The wheels ran over her but no serious in.
iurscS were sustained.
SHoREHAM.
cards are ont announcing the marriage
of Frederick Elmorc p'att To Amber Bell.
Carr, ON the evening Of October 18th at
O'Clock in the congregational church, at
Corn NALL Horton W. Jones returned
Nvdnesaa" from trip in the West. Mrs.
Jones VIII return lu,cr.--Mrs NJ. w.
r.rrham : visiting in Hartford. Conn.
Mr. Sar'wcll of Crown Point visited his
SON, Fred, last wcek.--W. W. Moore has
~c,uruca Ecmc after an absence Of ten
t,:s m'Noincld. Mass, aud other Places.
RICHvILLE.
Mrs. II. a. Lyman has teen on the sick
NSt.-SivS. -. :, Atwood is in orwell
caring for Mrs. Levi hopkins. who IS sick.
There is IN i've a ">Urpr.ae' Suc.alle at
nr. !. +, Towns>rd'S On Friday evening,
oct. y, .or the bcpc8i of TIE ladies' heu"-
violent So,'r;y.--I. u. Rich and family
went to HUrljrr,on L. see Joe Jcrscrsan''
in The Rivals"
NEW HAVEN
Mrs. Or. Weston and daughter Grace
are visiting Mn. WvS'oa's duuSh;Nr, Mrs
z. l.. Gates i'm BrHti,cSoro. -CharlsS :
Iara and Miss Lucy Grace Jackman
were married Wednesday afternoon at
;hc home of tn bride in Wa'tham.-u
{. Roscoe. =, ". fartch, Geo. i. Hath
orn" and Mrs. A. q. Spencer took the
HvS,cn excursion Wednesday, \.
Chapman Cf Westiic,d. Mass vas tac
guest ot Geo. H., Hinman over sunday
NJ. :. II. iIinman IS IN New Nocll city.
John Norman g. quito ill.-u"rhsrt l..
ksodcrtt of l.iitlgton, y II, who has h,cr
spending fv" days at the parsonage &c
turned home saturday.
Mrs. -. :. punra Nicl,ca ,luitc a lot Of
ripe raSpbcrrics the irs; of the week
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Sarah Sagor leaves on Mondav Ia visit
her son Luther ut Nashua, y. U.-About
- OF the friends and neighbors OF Mrs.
Ambrose Johnson met al the home of hor
son. T.. ID. Johnson. Monday afternoon TO
celebrate her Nth birthday One SON one
daughter, five grandchildren and one
grcat-srondchid were present. An excel.
lent dinner was served and the occasion
was very pleasant one. Mrs. johnson is
very vigorous for woman Of her age.
They do say that the Allen Shoe Co. takes
the lead in low prices in burlington. Every
one SEN so
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

an extension cf North street. Tho addi-
ton will he adjacent to W. II. Aliens pro-
pcrtv through u road which has been
pcnt for many years The purchasing at
land near by and the erection Of houses
Ivy Mcssrs. Fabyan Cross and Jerry Stone
has called for this street extension viii n
will include about - rods.
Mrs. NJ. II. Weston mas returned from
Jericho.
rhc remains Of Mrs. Finnegan of Riv-
crsile Park were taken to Boston Monday
niEht by her son Hugh Finncgan of W.
n1oSlIi
The advertised letters at the postCi.cc
arc as follows; Thomas L. Baker, Joseph
Holi,lard. bcnnis 4. Hepdee, Madam
Alncdi Tcssic
We hear that tho Allen Shoe Co. of Bur
lirvton are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
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''Fiaaelity''
RuptureCureCo.
of Vermont.

Main Office: Room 1 Y. NC. A.
Building, Burlington, VT
BRANCH OFFICES; East Hardwich
Lyndonville, st. Adams st. Johnsbury
Middlebury, Rutland. Waterbury an,
White River Junction.
Write for circulars
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HINtSBCRGH.

q. f.. Prindlc & Sons of Charlotte ave
Offering special bargains, See for sale col
unn.
We notice the Allen shoe Co. at Burling-
ton are doing the business OF the town;-low
prices must win.
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SWANTON.

Mrs. Hattie Il. Robinson Marvin died at
$50 Thursday forenoon of pcritonitis. Sho
was married to Charles \. Marvin just
three weeks ago Friday The funeral was
held from the residence of NJ Marvin
on Farrar street Saturday morning at ID
U. m.
The death Of John Tupper. the bus!or
of the Northilcld company. mt Fanny Al
len hospital, Friday night. causes much
sorrow here. where he lived so long and
where nc mad a warm place in the hearts
of all who knew him. The funeral Was
held Sunday afternoon.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. .. A. Marvin was
largely attended Saturday.
II. \. Bart, ir., started Saturday night
cor Il trip To Chicago, Omaha and Beat
rice, Neh. Mrs Burt accompanies him.
The Will be gone about two weeks
Or. c. :. l.. Leach has just returned
from trip to the Ndirondacks. He shot
a couplo of deer VIII lc gone, and brought
home one.
\ large crc.c of friends gathered sun
dav afternoon at the ConEr gatonGl
church to pay their last respects To Bug
lor John Upper of Co, +, who died last
Frtay of typhoid fever at Tarny All
hospital, Burlington. The service WAS
carried out ~ nearly as possible according
to military rites. the Jesse A. Jewctt post
attending IN a body. The bearers were
members of Co. Z and Co. Il and TAPS
werc sounded over the grave by Musician
'r,lIotsor OF co. T.. Among the beautiful
flowers was floral star, presented by his
conn amy Of Northticld.
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. |. +. Hobart ,rc sp'rdlng
= few days in New York.-A daughter was
born To NJ and Mrs. VIII Mci.ana pcto-
hog S.-Erv \. VI. Woodrum Of Hardwick
Will preach in The Baptist chn Oh Sunday
morA!nS, october Ii Clayton Rics &c get
tinS on rs well as can be expected -
George Wilcox, 4 member a. %. Y Il st.
Albans, is sick n the homo Of his brother,
ALERT Wi'CoN.-Rcv. Mr.. atkiHsou OF
Fairfax !, cached in the CorCra - iondl
church sunday morning cnry Law
renee and sister, Miss Eta have moved
To- Essex Ccntre-AI.ss Gus.ic Chase is
quito i'll with a fever
Presiding elder Shcrhrrnc will preach in
the Methodist church sunday oct. l6 NJ
D. ma meeting will he he'd i'm tho
Methodist church Thursday evening oct,
II, for the purpose of organizing Good
rsmplars loGgc,
We near that the Alien Shoe Co of Bur-
lrgton are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
UNDERHILT.
Mrs. Lucy Graves has bought the house
of Geo Irish recently occupied by j. ELS
worth, consideration $lio0-A son was
horn on Tuesday, oct, to Mr., and MIS-
Charles Ruksin,-Rev. +. II. Waite start
ell on Monday for Philadelphia. lie is To
take vacation OF about two wecks.-A
daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
White last weeks. ~ Hale, Mrs. W. &.
Stevens AND Mr.. and Mrs, Edmund Mar
I'm took in the Boston excursion on We'd
Eosday.-G. q. White who has been living
in the l.. II. Chaplin house is To move his
family soon Ia P.attsburgh,-The patri-
ot,c social on Friday evening was well at.
tended. There was a dance after the en-
tcrtainmcnt,--L. G, NeVns picked ON the
Creek road on Monday Oct. third, rasp-
buoy branches loaded with ripe and green
irGit,-Nrs. icastus Stevens is keeping
house for Mrs. w. /. Stevens.--C. II.
Hayden went Tuesday TO Northfeld 10
attend the grand lodge of Good Templars.
They do say that the len Shoe Co, takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington. Every
one says so.
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isMvoSjfiss1zl1kmdsore
The largest and Haadsomest Store in the State

To The Gallant Sd
AND THE CITIZENS OF vERMoNT-THE
RICHARDSON EXTENDS GREETING - TO-DAY
THE CITIZENS OF THE QUEEN CITY DO HONOR
TO THE FINEST BODY OF SOLDIERS IN THE
UNITED STATES SERVICE-AND HONOR THEM
SELVES IN SO DOING.
TO-DAY The Richardson-he Iarges-best finished
and best equipped store the Stae-celebates its third ami
versary.-We have done many miles of hard waking-but
we've reached the easier part Of the hand the prospe be-
tore us that any business house might be proud to view
Our friends due the have attainedTo be
sure We have worked bard-We have sold honest goods
and customer has received the courteous treatment
but without friends all these would have been useless
We most sincerely thank them.
Our Store will close during the review
to enable to do honor the brave men whom this day
welcome.
Ribbons.
We offer line of the Polka Do. Rbon at 25o per yard
uacy Al 35c yard.
Dress Fabrics and Silk Novelties.
and en1: y psd
shod bring the handsome exus Waist patterns saus in in Six
such very stylish patterns-and there Just of each
Jackets and Suits.
Perfect models of the Talor special order gar
to nc al pucScsWe the price
to $275o-and good vauc
she price askdand batter than b. founjOur
psrce t'ng-and show the work of planning
finishing.
Special Prices will be
Made every Department. OF todayCon: and enjoy
the new Reception Roon-vh Dressing Rooms atachcd-avc
parcels checked ccaoy the superior shopping
''o-On' price and easa-Looker welcome purchasers
'z"s!''s 5l1l c2S;zybs95m<N0 '=s s4sE
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ST. GEORGE.

ST, GEORGE.
Mr.. and Mrs Orvile Allen of Shelburne
were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Il. T.
Warren last Sunday \. Allen went 10
Waterbury Monday noon with "A ear load
OF apples.-Nrs. Mary II. Tillcy OF Swan
ton is the guest OF MIR, and Mrs Russell!
Tllcy.-Mrs. Jackson lSham returned
! home last week from n few days stay
with her son Edison in South BURLINGTON
! Representative t.. ~. Turril spent last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday At home.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co of Bur
! lnSton are making extremely low prices
on shoes,
MILTON BORO
Bert Williams and son of Hchmond
w"re guests 81 Capt and Mrs. y. l. Fay
OVER SUnday.-Ar. and Mrs, \. i. N',ou
iattended the Dyor-Ballard We ding in
Georgia WednoS day.-A few Fri nds met
with Fred Smith Tuesday evening to
celebrate his birthday.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be lound al the Allen Shoe
Co. Burlington.
WEST MILTON.
Tho farmers met again last Saturday
/ AMI competed arrangements cor Coop
| erativc creamery. A. \. H"rrICk has
. offered land to build a cream ry hui dins
| on and Will give the use of T. as lcCS "a
II Is used FOR that purpose, y committee
| OF the following gentlemen were cppo,nt-
cd to decide on a site and make all ether
arrangements: Il, n. Town, r. l., Blake,
| IL. =. Lincoln. T., q. Johns on and Cln Me-
/ NAH, II is to I've ready for use in 20 days.
Ill. II. Costello is expected home this
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Annie Sow'oS came from the Adj
rnndacks on saturday and Is a; Eom' TOT
TIE wlnter.-Wllliam Wheolock, Il former
Bak, rstield Toy, is in town visiting friends
Continued on 7th paGe)
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Iottic Baker AMI i'elton sweet
were married on Wednesday of last Week
nj the BAPTIST parsonage ut MONTGOMERY
C,ntrc.--John C.alp went TO New York
on the excursion last wcck.-The L|die"
Aid society will meet on Thursday WITH
Mrs. William |. R!ohard~on.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Martin have gone tn PENN
syivania To visit their daughter, Mrs cor
liss Gofi.-tcV. George /" story spoke al
tho Methodist church on sunday. Revival
meetings continue this Ncck.-MtI chcli
Bolt j. home from Providence on visit.
Mrs. II. p. bragg visited in town last
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