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Assistant Postmaster.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALnURG CENTRE.

Mrs. ]. 5. Allea and son Harry of
Bakersfield are visiting friends in town.
Tho Misses Holman of Plymouth, Mass.
are guests of Rev. ana Mrs, y. NJ. Fow .er.
Misses Hattie ana Jennie Rockwell n
st Adams were 1T home over sunday
Misses BESSIE Bel and RcsSic Rockwell
have gone to LIasnbursh to attend the
wedding nj a school frtcnd.-M. h. Phelps,
Who has been seriously Ill. is improving
Mr. and Mrs. Il, =. BraytUn and War
rem NJ, Rrayton have gone To BOSTON,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hazen have return
ed from New York, where they have hven
spending 4 few days,-t.iward Young is
in Boston thus weei, visiting his b. other.
V. NJ. Young.-W. u. Brown has his new
house all completed and expect to move
in this month,-Mrs. I.ibhie Dixon of
Cranky, +. O., is In town. called here by
the sickness of her father. NJ. b. Phelps
ALBURG.
Charles T. Clough and Miss Edna Me-
ponough, both OF Clarenceville. Il. @,
were married At the residence Of Rev,
David Marvin m Wednesday. the 18th
inst-Georg. Mott, son OF Thomas Mott,
and MalNina BroS we're married At the
catholic church the 18th inst-Mrs. David
Marvin is spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Rinslow, in Swanton.--
Asahel Manning, who Was here to attend
his fathers funeral, has returned home,
| ~. j. Jameson spent Sunday ut home
the creamery 1T tho Line" closed Mon
day and the patrons are now obliged TO
/ haul their milk to the Centre.-Owing to
the heavy rains but very little fall plow-
ing is being done.-Mr. and Mrs, william
| Clark are visiting their son. Thaddeus, IN
Uayerhill Mass. Mrs. Pardon Jameson il
able to be out,-Rev, Father Kerlidou is
in poor health.
| ISLE LA MOTTE.
| Mr.. Il. ]. Farrell and Mr.. Nooley o.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
IIARDWICK

The Lyceum Stars, the first concert in
the course came OFF Friday night. This
is the first entertainment in the new
opera house,-M. i, w, Bell is gaining af-
ter protracted illness.-Mrs. +. A,
George is improving after short but Sc
rious illness.-The Parks brothers, with
their families are visiting their relatives
in Newport.-While digging a ditch for a
sewer on Spring street, II. W. Powers
WAS buried by the ditch caving in. After
lively work by others he was taken out
more dead than alive, but quickly came
out of the difiiculty.-The Congrega tional
church will have their annual chicken pie
supper and sale on Friday evening, Oct.
2S. instead of the 18Th as advertised.-Tho
street difficulty between o, II. Kendall
and the village has been settled.-A game
OF ball and bicycle race were held at
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stretch and did some fine work. The boys
tried In hold him up hut one rein became
unsnapped from the bride and hey al,
brought up in the fence with thills and
cruSs-bar broken. The boys Were we'll
shaken and Thoroughly frightened, cas-
per Skeels is very low with lung trouble
at his brothers, Charles Skeels' here
Arson Spear who has been quite sick is
improvIng.-A daughter WAS horn to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Smith last Thursday
Mrs. W. NJ, Place visited At Charles
Skccls' at Sheldon Junction last saturday,
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Mr. and Mrs. \. r. Kinney came from
Royalton, October 10 to attend the re-
union If Co. c. Sth VT. at West Braiutroo.
There wcr, - Veterans and ladies in at
tendance and a most enjoyable time is
reported This was the 2ith annual re-
union of the company The meetings. are
held on the date of the Battle Of Cedar
Creek.
Mrs Willard Ti,son died in Maiden.
Mass. October "a at the home of her
daughter. The body was brought here
Thursday for intcrmont in the family lot
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Swanton were in town Nonday--Thc
Catholic church IS being repaired with u
new coat ot shinslts.-Nrs. &. NJ Young
If burlington is visiting friends in town.
Or and Mrs, kinS are happy over the
birth Of a Son.-l-icut GOV. and Mrs. Fisk
and senator and Mrs Flcury Went To
Montpelier Tucsday.-Mrs. II. q. Holcomb
has been quite III the past week
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WATERVIILE.

DIR. John Waters OF Hartford. Conn. Is
visiting his moth era. l.. Laraway was
in Murrisvillc Monday and Mrs. Laraway
lis in St Adams for few days.-Frank
Miller has moved into one of Frank Lara
ways t"nvmcnts at the lower village
The infant ion of Mr. and Mrs. George
l}asSett died on the IL. aged two months
ana ~ dsys.-Onc of the ricasanteSt
,veptS Of thc season took place at the
town hall on saturday evening when near
.ly ninety young friends Of Harris j
Beard met 10 celebrate his cist birthday
IN elegant hard wood chamber suit and
other nice presents We're received. They
" re present d by O. q. Kelley. Mr.
Beard who mad been taken completely by
surprise responded. Music WAS furnished
by Miller's orchestra. Cake and coffc,
were served and n good time was reported
by all.
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Prospect Park on Saturday. Field day
will soon he hcld-Frcnch and Warren
are paying &c for potatoes at the carl
About 1909 electric lights are now on the
system and more are being put on as
rapidly as the man can do the work.
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WOI.COTT.

Mrs. Charles Wood was in Jcffcrsoaville
over SuNday.-M. H. Clark and wife hav,
gone Ia Boston on the ,XcurSion.--A son
was born To MIR. and Mrs. Wilmer Warren
last w,ek.--Rcv. G. NJ. Stehbus was in
III CShurgh last week
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FRANKLIN.

Marion, youngest daughter of J. W. Ro-
bic, died in the Montreal General liospi-
tai. Tuesday. the 18th of pneumonia. The
funeral was held from tho house, Thurs
day at p. m, Rev. W. Stanley of West
Berkshire officiating, Miss Robbie leaves
"a father and two sisters, Miss Eta and
Mrs. A. S. Hendricks OF Sheldon.-G, 5.
Powell and wife of Windsor spent IA few
days with his uncle, C.. W. Powell.-Mss
Mary Young of Enoshurgh Falls IL assist
ing Mrs, Ttemore in her millinery store.
Hon. f.. II. Rcll and wife returned from
Malone Thursday.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs. C.. V, Bliss is in Bakersfield.-M
Eliza Hale has gone to Boston to spend
the wintcr.-Mrs. Burns has returned
from vacation spent in Westford.-Mrs
Francis King has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI, Skeels returned To
their homo at Whitehall last week.-T H.
Lash mas sold his place to Henry Wcls
who has moved in to his place Lash has
gone to Malone. y. v. to live.-E. l., Tchn
has set up blacksmithing at the Peter
Rane shop.-Quarterly meeting at the
Methodist church last Sunday.-Some II
members answered tn their 3ames en-
Tuesday at the Baptist church annual
roll call
/ We have discovered that good goods and
! low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
/ Co., Burlington,
EAST BERKSHIRE.
! Mrs Washburn who has been visiting
In Northern New York returned last Sat-
urday-Mrs Combs accompanied Repre-
sentative Combs to Montpelier this weeh.
William Hawkins OF Oregon, Mich, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Riey.-Mr.
Bailey of Charlemont, Mass, Is in town
looking for stock.-Mrs. Theodosia Smith
of Springfield. Mass. was the guest of her
brother. A. ii. Aitken, last week.
FLETCHER.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs.
c. B. Parsons, Oct. &C. II. Stearns will
move back to his farm in Westford, Nov
Mrs. +. l.. Smith went to Montpelier
this week with Mr.. Smith.-Mrs L. Stu
art is home for n short time.-C. Lamb Is
able to be out again.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co, OF Bur-
lngton are making extremely low prices
on shoes.
WEST BERKSHIRE.
The corn festival Thursday evening OF
last week was success. Receipts
amounted to about ten dollars which ar,
to go towards new seats for the church. =
Rev. DR.. w. ii. Worthen gave lcctur,
Monday evening which was well attended
and one half of the proceeds of which ar,
also going for reseating the church.-Bur
ton Stowe was married to Miss Melissa
Eldred, Saturday. the I'D inst. Ine Yves
Berkshire Cornet Band gave them a sur
: prise by going to Mr.. Stoves house an,
playing several pieces.-Mr. Lang, VIII,
had his leg taken off about three months
ago has so far recovered that he Is abb
to be in at business.
HIGHGATE.
Mrs Corse of Hudson. Mass. is visitin,
= at Florinda Stinehour's,-Mr. and Mrs
Willard Leach and Mr. and Mrs. Horac-
Q Vernal and son Harold, of ST. Alban
1 spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Il
! II. Nye.-A couple of young men VIII
= were here with a team Saturday evening
Y took In Norman Perry to carry him home
Y To play n practical Joke when they arriv
: ed at his fathers house they whipped u
Z the horse who. not understa nding the jok
: thought he was coming in on the HON
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EAST GEORGIA.

Edward Young of Mallctts Bay and son
Nelson of Burlington Were the guests OF
J. NJ. Young Saturday.-~Henry Young and
Miss Katie Alexander of Winooski spent
part of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. j,
NJ Young.
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"Fidelity"
RuptureCureCo.
of Vermont.

Main Office: Room Y. NC. A,
Building, Burlington. VT.
BRANCH OFFICES East Hardwick,
Lyndonville, st. Adams, ST. Johnsbury
Middebury, Rutland, Waterbury and
White River Junction.
Write for circulars
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FAIRFAN.

Harley c. Dunton and Miss frankie A.
Blalsdell were married at the home of the
bride oct 10. by Rev. Henry Croker
Howard Rowland from Winchendon,
Mass, Is Mt home for a two weeks vaca-
ton Mrs. II. {. Ballard who has been II.
tnderhill visiting her father rev. l..
, Brigham for the last ten days returned
home Oct. c3d.-A son was horn Oct. I'D.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Grcen.-Miss Lucy
Lewis and Cleon orion We're married Oct.
Sth at the home of the bride by the Rev
Henry Croker. There We're about 20 in
vitcd guests. The presents We're many.
both useful and ornamental. The bridal
couple started for Plattsburgh on the $40
train for a short visit.-There will b. a
dime social at Mr. +. w. Shepardsous :.
| Wednesday evening. oct 2Sth for tho
benefit of the Improvement society. cake
and ice cream will he servcd.-GcorCc
! Hubbell and wife start for the West. oct
/ @.to visit their son. Homer.-Lcou "
/ Clark and Miss Martha J. Castle Were
married Oct. H. They started for West
7 field that niuht.-F. w. Shepardson arriv
ed home from lIoston, oct. 25.-FranE
Irish and wife arrived home from thei,
wedding tour. Oct. ~.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Sho,
Co, Burlington.
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EAST IIIGlIGATE.

Jud Lehman has moved into the Shcp-
ard house owned by Charles Sheldon. 80
5. nerosia is to occupy the rooms vacated
by him over the storc.-Nr. and Mrs Col
by are the happy parents Of II hoy. born
the 1Sth.-Mr. Pelkia has moved into the
house owned by Alexander Spoar.--O. $.
Rixford has shipped his apples this year
to Buffalo. about three hundred barrels.
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CRAFTSHTRY.

Several from here went to Boston last
Wednesday on th- cXCurSion.-I. +. Pat
terSCn has gone to Plattsburgn. y. y, to
soc his grandson who is seriously III there,
-. J. Goodrich from Nebraska is visit
ing his nephew. G. Z. Goodrich of this
toNn.-It is expected that Rev. .Ir.
Smithcy of TGardwck will preach IN tho
NJ. Z. church next Sunday in exchange
With the Rev. y. l.. l.; vcn..-Tn"re Will
be meeting of the newly organized
grange next Friday evening
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CAMBRIDGE.

4. +. sherman and wife of Ludlow
have been spending the past week with
MIR and Mrs. :. NJ Saiford.-Lafay,tc
day was observed by the village school,
with appropriate offerings and exercises.
Rev. q. ". Burdick, pastor Of the NJ. F..
church. was present and made some very
Interesting rcmarks--Nr. and Mrs. Henry
Stafford OF North Adams, Mass, hay" been
81 ending tho week in town, the guests OF
MIR and Mrs. g. q. Stno hour.-W. NJ.
Scott returned Monday morning from an
extended trip in the West-The funeral
OF Rev Stafford l.. Putnam late Of Bond
vale, VT, was attended at the home of his
grandfather. Joel Putnam Tuesday after
noon, Rev. q. NJ. Burdick officiating
Tao Womans Relief Corps gave an old
fashioned boiled dinner At their hall Fri
day with dance in the evening netting.
quite a handsome sum for their treasury.
l-Mcmhcrs of the Sons Of Veterans in
spcotcd the camp at johnson Monday
evening.
I We notice thcAllcu Shoe CO ut Ruring-
ton are doing the business Of thetown; low
prices must win.
HYDE PARK.
Charles Riley and wife returned to THEN
home in Proctor Tuesdays, y. Koc'cr
was in Montpelier TucSday.-A. y Camp
! boarding at Mrs. T II. PaEc's.-C. ;.
paco and Miss Alice Pogo arr spending "A
days i'm Nontpclcr-Nis Alice Eastman,
who has been visiting in Manchester, y.
H. and Boston for some few weeks. re-
turred home TucSday.-Frank Miner has
Leon in Boston for the last wcck.-,lesSe
bishop Will return To Boston this week,
His wife will accompany him Miss RCr-
tina Miner will give a report Of the y. l.,
: g. L. convention at the Thursday cVen-
ing meeting.
STOWE
+, c, Rashaw and wife were in town
over Sunday. stopping with Mrs. l.. j,
Town Mira Jennie Thomas with heT
daughter Susie left Monday niglt Tor Ar
kansas. whore they expect To- spend the
winter with Mrs. Thomus's sister, Mrs
William L. Bailey ~. c. Cakes Will oc'
,cupy the rooms vacated by Mrs. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. -. j. Benson arc soon Ia
move to the tenement over Pike and Ben
sons store while Charles cutler and wifi,
viii live on the Benson farm.-Mrs. Julia
a. Oakos has purchased of her brother, IL
q. Thomts, his interest in the Thomas
place and gone there to liNc.-There vii
he a cchweb sociable Tor the benefit OF
the sregltional society al Mrs Alic,
\ Raymond's on Friday evening. Every
body is invited To come and contribute Il
the pleasure Of the rV"rng,-J. j. Nearei
and IL. q. Thomas spent Tuesday ant
"Wednesday in Montpeiier.-A week ag,
the friends OF MIR. and Mrs. Alonzo Dou
glass to the number of about 80 gathere,
nj their home and enjoyed "A very pleas
ane social evening. During the eVvnins
refreshments We're served.
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SWAN'rON

The Catholic fair closed Monday even.
ing, with the drawings for prizes, and
counting of the tickets. 1t has beer a
very successful fair and very pleasant to
all concerned. Father T. VI, Aubin was
awarded the cane as being the most popu-
lar priest In the parish The cabinet a.
gan went to Ambrose +. Carr. who pre-
scented ii to the society of the Ohlates os
the Sacred Heart-The Kings Daughters
are undertaking tn establish a publ"
reading room, and have secured the rooms
vacated by Mr.. Borden, over Brown and
Webster'S clothing store. IL sufficient en-
couraCement is offered, they will establish
a public library.-Rev. Edward s. Ston
has returned home from Saranlc Lake
and Miss Florence Stone has returned
from IA two months visit IN Roston.-H
A. Burt, jr., and wife have returned from
their western trip. They took m the
Nebraska corn festival at Beatrice Oct,
18th, the Trans Mississippi Exposition al
Omaha and the National Peace Jubilee AT
. Chicago.-The Swanton High school fou'
hail team beat their st. Adams visitor.
/ last Saturday by a score of IL TO 0 Mex
Saturday they expect to play the P1kers
field football team hcrc.-Wlliom II
Blake went to Montpelier TUESDAY whcr.
me Will remain until Thursday or Friday
Peter Young has sold his farm on III,
Hcmpyard to Joseph Hugran, who lives
on Mrs, II. II. Deans farm.
\ number of our citizens are at Mont
pclier this week.
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MILTON BORO.

There was husking bee at T. s. Ber-
rvs Tuesday evening and one at q. A.
Stanley's Saturday,-Lewis Lyon, truant
officer was here last week looking up tru-
ants
We notice theAllen Shoe Co at Burlng-
ton are doing the business of thetown; low
prices mast win.
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Low ELL

Mrs. Eliza Whitchcr died at the resi-
derce of her son. trdnc" Whitchcr. last
Friday afternoon, after a severe illn -,
aged II years. Funeral services wcro he'd
at the house sunday morning The in
torment was in Hnrdwick beside her has
tand.--Rohert and James Parks. with
their families. from Hardwick. visited
friends in town last week w. y. Hop
liinson and mother spent Sunday at II.
/. HitChCockS.
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MONTGOMERY.

Tho Iadi IS Aid society of the Mctho-
dist church served boiled dinner
ON Thursday at Mrs. Janes's.-Miss Clara
Wheeler has gone to Montpclier.--PrOs-
per Longcy is moving on to j. w. Good
speeds farm.-.Mr. and Mrs. "A. Sncdgrass
are entertaining friends from Canada
Mrs. O. A. Richardson has returned from
West Gardner, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Noble Of East Franklin are visiting
at B. II. Gilbcrts.
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ISOLATION at Montpelier Tuesday the 25th
subject THE Sanitary work of the State
hoard of Health. Charles ,Garvin was
called to Montreal Saturday on account
of the dangerous illness of his brother.
e. G. Garvin thcre.-Dr. j. NJ. Hamilton,
Major list VI was here over sunday from
Rutland. Mrs. Hamilton is stopping here
with her parents, l.. NJ. Mills for II while.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The masquerade promenade given by the
Grange society last Friday evening was
largely attended and proved u very enter
tanning afrair.-Edward Mitchell has pur-
chased the meat business and market for
mcrly conducted by Mr. Fitzgerald Ed
ward LaRock, a member OF light battery
NJ. OF the l.. S. regular army. who has
been at Porto Rico most of the summer
is here on furlough. Mr.. LaRock has
suffered severely from typhoid and mat
larial fcver-The Junior Christian FIN
deavor society will give literary enter
tanment at the Church Friday night.
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Mrs, Nancy NJ, Caswell is suffering from
n severe attack ~ acute congestion Of the
lungS.-Alfrcd Phillips has taken a farm
in Charlotte ana vii, take possession No
Ne,nocr l-OrvIs Place has taken Elmer
Iirrcc's farm and will take possession
this week.-R~VSm ith NJ. Wilbur. O for
NOR pastor nj the Methodist church. has
been in town. calling ON old aCquaint-
anceS-Mrs Eli Charles Visited her broth
er III Calais re"rnJly.-Munroe Stevens will
move on TO Alfred Phillips farm Novem-
Ter The Farmers club will he enter
tanned Friday, October =, by Luke Alger
1T his residence.
We hear that the Allen Shoe Co, OF Bur
Engton are making eNiremelylow prices
on shoes.
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sMvtsS1tRsilieNmdsov
|he Largest and Handsomest Store in the State
Inquiries We're Eager, and The Pleasure Great

When shown beautiful lines Of Ladies' Underwear
certainly the handsomes showing made in this State
mot Our words for -but those Of the many who it,
Dainty ideas carried out to the fullest extenrmmed with
embroidery and Point de Paris Laces in and linen
day offer this entire line very special prices
and we invite your presence and criticism
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on shoes,
WlLIISTON.
There will bc box social and an enter
tainmout ri S,crSopliCon pictures in the
town hall Thursday evening. October %.
We have discovered that good goods and
low prices can be found at the Allen Shoe
Co, Burlington.
BOLTON
Mrs. Charles barney and child Of Shell
hurnc are in town visiting rclatiVcs.-Mrs.
y. McG,e and Mrs. l.. -. McGee went ON
the excursion to Boston last week.
Tracy and Howe Of Moretown have rent
ell the mill and residence of u. W. Tracy
and will do quite an extensive lumber
business the coming Season.-The little
year old son of George Thompson was re-
Gently severely burned by pulling "A pan
OF hot water on him,
Joseph I.avel,e who is working in Mont
pelier was at home part oI last week.
Jane Burke who is at work for Mrs. 7. II.
Whalen, spent last week at her home in
Wi,l.stOn.
They no say that the Allen Shoe Co takes
the lead in low prices in Burlington Every
one say so.
JERICHO CENTRE
The regular monthly meeting of the
WOmans Foreign Missionary society will
be held next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Eliza Cass.-Mss. Ahh,e IMorsel
Pease. who on her way home. from Ros.
ton was taken seriously i'll at Vernon, and
sent n telephone message to Ter mother
Mrs. {, X, Morse, to come To her, Mrs
Morse went on the midnight train Sstur'
day.-C;eorsc II, Brown and II, q. Wilder
are both moving to the places exchanged
by them recently.-Mrs. II. S. Hart left
Tuesday for two weeks visit with
friends in Royalton. VT, Northampton
Iiolyoke aud Springfield, Mass, and Hart