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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Charles w. Kinney OF New York camc
here Sunday for few days.-Waltcr Irish
and Jack Petty are in Boston spending IA
few days with friends-H. w Fraser OF
Cohoes, y. Y, was in town over Sunday
Mrs. Harry Parker of Grand Isle, is very
i'll at her fathers, Joseph Larrow s.---H.
Il, Boutwell, with two friends from Fitch
burg, Mass, have been spending n few
days 1T the Sand bar fshing.-Mr. Lucien
Allen spent a day or two in Montreal las
Week.-Mrs.. Fuller of Montreal, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs, Lucien
Allen, returned home last week.-Mrs..
Fuller and Mrs, Hyde of Georgia, were
visiting ut Mrs. Julia Halls the last of
the wcck.-Miss Laura Kinney went as a
delegate to the c. T.. convention at Bel
lows Fails last Week.-Mrs. Grace Keeler
went TO Waterbury last week, where she
has position In the asylum,-Mss Kitty
Ferris has gone to Manchester, y. H., to
spend the winter with her sisters.-Geo.
Kinney spent Saturday and Sunday in
Burlirgton.-Sidney Phelps and Bert Irish
expect 10 go TO the Adirondacks huntine;
this week.
ALBURG.
The funeral services of Deacon A. II.
Manning were held at his late residence
on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. IL. S, Kill
burn officiating, Mrs. c. NJ. Young of
Burlington was mere 10 attend Ihe funera
of her uncle, A. r. ManEing.--Mr. and
Mrs. William Brown Of Richford who
have been visiting relatives here, have re-
turned home,-A car load of apples was
shipped from this station Tuesday.--H, NJ.
Farr of st, Adams is in town, buying cat
tie.
ALBURGH CENTRE.
Mrs. William j. Mcneil has gone to
Lebanon. y, H.. to visit her daughter
who is Ill with typhoid fever.--Mrs, John
Coffey Of Burlington and the Misses
Rockwell of Swanton were guests OF
Mrs. E. B, Rockwell over Sunday.-F. W
Rowell and Miss Libbie Hasen were
united In marriage last Wednesday by
Rev. d. Marvin. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowel
took the evening train for Ohio. where
Mrs. Rowell has a brother,-Mr. and Mrs
Fred Robair returned to their home In
New Hampshire Monday,-Next Sunda,
Rev. X. N. Fowler will give an address tc
the young people,-Mrs William Rockwell
returned from Burlington Monday.-Mr
y 8. Haynes Is slowly Improving u
Phelps Ia III.
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se,son u,,s econ on ,nr &c ~ w. a,ho
between This nlaco and Iv,itsgcid "',,,,1,
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n,oved rbo ,.1.rL ui - n''p 20 M M
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ers receive IN ca,,,s ,or S az ;o ,e
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limo nxtondirt, ,,,,',,t, &C. w.. u,e ~ !"
thosn who cnro ror ori,, - t,T " ~
are not so nnxioYs tha, tha c,,.,m,i ' Lo
,n,do m, ,,ra,,ant,t - ~ . re
long distance inc If is mn ,%v it u IA"
replace inc presnnt local .r,ns,nt,,,,, ~
n charge of IL chnrvc tho ,,atrn,',, " G..'',I
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sares '''''
II il understood that ttop Franz l,,,,r,-
! Icy WIN look ofter tho ,ntnr,stg -, w.,
town Of North pld In tho ,ro,o-,t y,.io,,,.
for legislation whereby n,rr or INA .,,,',I
of Berlin viii he onnoxod 70 Nont,,,.it,
CITY.
W IT, Mansfield &c solli,r out of bt.
icvclrv clorka aud stnck Ia ,r,5o ~
auction
LAFAYETTE do, WAC nbecryod With o,-,ro-
pr,nte nNrrcisce In ali mo roo,,s -, a.,
graded ana hirh srbon,s prirri,,,i Pm
lev gave an address o, f.ora,nt,o ard th,
Occasion for spccl1l observance nf thn Iav
and tho te,chers i'm tbo othrr room, ,Is,
gave talks upon inc same anbiect
~, - FINS mas me- new &-horse-rowcr
sheds near the depot.
Miys Grace Bolaud Is III with tho
mumps
| During tho month Of September I. ia3 lot
tors were collected from the new letter
boxes that have been placed in various
parts Of the village.
y social party WITH dancing will occur
IN the Armorv Hall Friday evening. The
promoters Of the affair will invite their
friends.
| Roy. w. S. Hazen Is getting along as
! comfortably as could be- expected with the
broken arm which he received a few DAYS
since.
Until further notice tho S.nday-schooi
! of Tie Cungrvga tiunal church will meet at
1890 y. m. and the Christian Endcavor
society at 5;ij p m
George W. Tiilo,son is engaged this
week IN putting I'm a hot air furnace 1t
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IT'S RLISS For HER

Mrs. Wicklins-You and your husband
and Mr.. and Mrs. Caddisley seem to be
very good friends.
Mrs. Dimpleton-Yes. You see, Mr.
Caddsley and ! used to be engaged.
Mrs. Wicklins-But | don't understand
why that fact should make you enjoy
each others society now.
Mrs, Dimpleton-Well, OF course, l can't
speak for him, but he married a woman
who is at least Ave years older than | am
and not half as good looking, IL do say
1t myself You don't know what a COM
Portable feeling takes possession of me
when we are together and see him glanc-
ing first in her direction end then in mine.
-Clevelond Leader.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
MORGAN.

E. II. Peavy has been building a new
sugar house.-Hcnry Smith and Frank
Barnes arc running threshing machine
this fall.-A Mr.. Young, relative OF II.
p. Mathews. has bought the Bean farm
and will soon move on it.-George Wilder
is moving into the Barayer house.--Mrs
Fred Aliens mother has returned to her
home In Fall River. Mass.-Arthur Rood,
who has been IN Lowell. Mass. for the
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Million Women Have Been nkham and Med

weeks with typhoid fever.
me amount of taxes paid to the city
treasurer this year amount to sl20 500. The
receipts for the same time last year were
sllS, O34
, Miss Cora Adeline Ross and Harry NJ
Bates, ir., both of this city were married
at Trinity church Wednesday evening by
Rev. DR.. William II. Harris. MIR. and
! MRS. Bates left on the sleeper for Il we'd
| ding trip of a few days, after which they
Will make their home In Rutland
Miss Mary A. Wheeler, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Wheeler of Pittsford. was
! married to Charles j. Mead of West Rut-
land at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Mead, the groom's parents, Wednes-
day evening. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. G. !. Adams of West Rutland.
After n short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Mead Will make their home in West Rut-
land.
w. W. Osgood of Pittsford came to the
city Friday with the carcass of a small
bear which ne caught in trap. The bear
had killed three of Mr.. Oesood's sheep
before being captured
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Carr II. Mcintyre of this city and Miss
Elizabeth Noble of Walingford to take
place at the brides home the 26th inst
Louis A. Beebe, aged ~ years. died Fri
day. He leaves a widow and three sons
ID. Beebe of Chlttenden and c. 3. Beebe
anu r L. ip'toe Oh Rutland. Inc funeral
was he'd Monday afternoon at his late
home in Mill village.
Private f. f. White of Company A
died OF n cancer at his home in Ira last
, Saturday night at the age of 81 years.
White enlisted In Company at the be-
ginning OF the war and went 20 Chicka-
manga with his regiment. He was soon
taken sick and went to the hospital. When
tho regiment returned he was taken to
the Rutland City hospital where the cam
Ger Was removed. Tho surgeons had lit
tie hope of his recovery when the opera
ton was performed. He was taken 20 his
home October .. The funeral was held
Monday at his home in Ira.
About % members of Company A attend
ed the funeral of Private f. Il. White at
Ira He was given military burial the
escort firing three volleys while the body
was being lowered into the grave The
bearers were three tent mates and three
members of the Ira cornet band Of which
White was u member.
BENSON.
W. r. Strong Mrs. j. r. Fowler, Mrs
Pulaski Meacham and Miss Alice Meach-
am left Tuesday for New York.-C. c.
Relden has taken w. b. Strong's place
as clerk in Ray & Jones' store during his
absence in New York.-Wll Clark Is rum
ming the separator in the village in place
of Judson Patnoe-C. NJ King paid IS
cents for butter for the month ending the
ijth.-Joseph Roadway has rented the
Kent place" for the winter-J r. Hen
dershot and son will give an entertain
ment in the town hall Friday evening I'M
der the auspices of the Congregational
church, assisted by local talent. Mr.. Hen
dershot comes here from Montreal.
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BENSON.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Miss Alice Hamblet and Charles l. Nye
of East Montpelier We're married We'd
nesday evening by Rev. J. Edward
Wright, pastor of the Church of the Mes
siah.
Charles Dewey has presented to the
Wood art gallery a bust OF Admiral
Dewey which was made by A. Ghgli, the
Italian artist of New York city. MIR.
Dewey says that 1t is good likeness of
his brother. 1t was presented to Charles
Dewey by Harry ]. Bertoli.
Artist Thomas w. Wood has finished
the copy of the painting The Transhg-
uration" which he has been painting in
the gallery of the Vatican at Rome for
the interior of st. Augustine's church, and
1t has been blessed by the Pope, who also
extended his blessing to the church where
it will hang, and congregation, The
congregation where 1t will hang. The
fact was announced by Rev. w. J. O'Sul-
Ivan with pardonable pride The copy of
RaphaePs masterpiece by MIR. Wood is
said to be remarkable piece OF work
even for him.
A bear weighing $50 pounds was trapped
in the town of Pittstield last Friday, after
wandering five miles and being shot In the
town of Chittenden by Representative
Frank Durkee. 1t was brought to this
city on the o'clock train and Is on ex-
hioition at the meat market OF w. o.
Standish. MIR. Durkse is to dispose of the
ny IseuTS III MS Vicinity
have killed large number OF sheep and
he will Introduce bin In the Legislature
asking for bounty OH the animals cap
tured. The animal has been viewed by
large number of people.
The case OF Allen Richardson vs. John
Ryan, which has been on trial for over
two weeks was given to the jury ct 1920
p. M, and in less than two hours the jury
returned n verdict that the plaintiff re-
cover 81 and costs.
one hundred citizens on the Berlin side
have protested against annexation by
signing petition to that effect and 1t APP
pears that the two municipalities will not
be Joined without a strenuous effort
The oxen case" Allen & Richardson
VS.. John Ryan, has been, after a prolong-
ed legal battle. decided I'm favor of the
plaintiffs who were awarded IS by the
jury.
The fifth annual meeting of the State
Pharmaceutical society which Is to ba
held in this city in the Forester hall the
25th and 26th, is being largely prepared for
by the local druggists and the attending
pill makers will be warmly received. Or.
A. b. Huested of the Albany College of
Pharmacy. who Is we'll known among
botanical students, will deliver his cee-
brated lecture. Pharmacy, Past, Present
and Future. This will DO preceded by a
lecture In the morning and by a report
from w. F. Root. who IN a delegate from
The Baltimore American Association.
EAST MONTPELIER.
Mrs, Ella Sibley Is seriously III at Mont
pelier.-Mrs. s. A. Ormsbee IL staying
with Mrs. j. r. Young.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
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AWFUL SKIN
HUM OR

My little daughters head and face broke
out in bleeding sores. One Of hcr ears Was so
affected we thought it would slough off. Her
suffering was intense, getting no rest unless
under opiatcs. The physician tried every
known remedy, but instead Of getting better,
she got wone. Distracted with her condi-
ton, was advised to try CUTIcURA RENE
rIEs. Before the first reek noticed that tho
little sufferer was beginning to get relief, and
in lcss than tro months was entirely cured.
Mrs'JAs. MELTON, 8 Hayden st Atlanta Ga.
sIktr yoh sriS-ToRrrhfp BAslys AND Rrsr yol
TIsED MorHsHs In . warm bath With CurIcrIA soar
ana aGnfle amounting with CrTicURa, greatest OF emo
lenb ~ pursst OF skin This treatment Will give
instant rshef permit rest for aud sleep for child
when oil else fails.
sod throughout the world. POTTER d c. Com Sole
frop', bos'on How to Cure TortuHng HuInors. freq.
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SArlPI..E BOTTLE FREE.

cost. Send full postoffice address to the
DR.. David Kennedy Corporation. Rond-
out, N. u. and mention this paper. We
will then mail you a sample bottle free.
together with circulars giving full drec-
lions. Those who suffer from any of the
symptoms mentioned above should write
at once. Our readers can depend upon the
genuineness Of this offer,
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last year has returned on account of poor
health occnsioned by n severe fall he re-
ccivcd while at work In that city. He and
his wife Will visit in Canada for some
time, returning to this town for the win
ter.-Judge Orrin Taylor has many inter-
esting relies. one of which Is a powder
horn of revolutionary days, carved with ~
Knife and showing map of the country
at that time.
LOWELL.
Clara Skinner, who has been at work in
Maine for q few months, returned home
Saturday.-Honry Tilotson and wife of
Morrsvillc were guests of William Chat
Tees people recently.-E. S. Coolheth was
In Barton Monday.--Milo Hines and Rev.
Mr.. Eidrcdgc were in Lyndon the past
wcek.-C. II. Souther and wife of North
Hyde Pack were at G.. G. Skinncr's Sun
day.-Thomus Long, who has been living
on joseph tamorc's farm for n year and
a half viii move this week back on to
his own farm.-Trumnn Stinehour who
has been ut work for Il. Il. Weed the past
four weeks, returned last week to his
home at Highgatc.
CRArTsBuRY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poor are visiting in Der
1in,--Mr. =. w. DavcYson returned to the
legislature last Triday-Alice Kaiser has
gone to stowe for few days visit
Carlos Goss was called to Wolcott last
week on account of the sickness Of his
father.-Charles Chamht Rain has gone to
Manchester, ~ H., to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Stevcns.-The n. Il. society arc re-
pairing their parsorage.-News was re-
ceived here last Thursday of the death of
Mrs. Lucinda Aller Daverson of Newport
Mrs. Davcrson was the daughter Of the
late J, w. Allen and always lived in this
town until her marriage about nine years
80, 50, We "i 'Ht us IN is'l"n AZ
49, ''',.., ~ IN 49, So" , ~ n,
.,t,i ~ i, i''' W. '"o amy 'o'
wa '''' menus
ALBANY
Carroll Whicber has sold HE n,oco IN
the village TO VIII Sargent consideration
sIlVo'-MlSS Mprlah MOTIFS has sold her
pace 10 MI Newton.-Dennis McGuireS
store was broken INTO Monday night but
IaIug 10 set access TO the front store
the thieFcS dld not succeed IN getting
much uosdsy NJ IL. ChaHccs store
was entered ny window In the office
ana from thencc by climbing through "A
space over thc door mo the nam part
OF inc store Inc robpcrs succeeded III
Ec'''hG aoout hVe collars worth OF
to' N'oo ana olher tnlhSs' a boy by the
name OF clarence ShatAcy was arrested
ana confessed lnlphcatlnE TWO or three
e,, 'r9 W -
Sh"'heS ana another named toolDath
were taken 70 Newport TO 1a'i'-Mrs. Al
"nts'i NJ, Nv, n'i,if .ne i'.n'
turned home from their short vacation
accompanied Nv Mr.. IIldreths sister,
Miss Ruth Hildreth.-Alcx Beaucnanan is
sick with appendicitis.
DrBpY
Deacon a; d. hloee Is sun coh'lheu 10
ti,e house'-D'spite 'he ueclSlon oi a 'oun-
CIV oi uoctoIs Soii'e TWO "eehs since III
tle cusc oI S'naries founS' that ne was
eoihs INTO QUICK consumption ana no nope
vi recovery Couiu oe given ne seems 10
pe EaihhS sVehSth'
NEWPORT
NJ, r. Do,orso, dro,,roa ,o,, lac,
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
RIJTI.ANI

Robert ]. Gould. aged 16 years, died at
his home on North Main street Thursday
morning, after an Illness Of about two
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which is less than
Twelve words. two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from $50 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months.
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For sale.

ONE OF THE BEST RESIDENCE
PLACES in Nergcnncs FOR sale. IL Oh
front, three acres OF land, best locy ton
in city. Address L. IL. FOss, Nergcnn,s,
VT. sif l6i&wit
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Lydia Pkhams Vegetable Compound
OF Troubles a Healthy Maternity.
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Mrs SINGER lo4 Hudson Ave. Rochester, Y Pnkham
follows
Whom applied for advice had
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Sluticc.

HAVING LOCATED AT ESSEN CEN
TIRE l am prepared TO do all kinds of
clock and watch repairing promptly and
thoroughly. All work warranted. Cali
and sea the "granifather's clock" NJ our
own make. Henry Lawrence. lGw5t
WHIST SCORE CARDS, nice ones, 10
cents a dozen. by mail u cents dozen.
Free Press Association. 33.wtf
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TEETH

EXTRACTED
ABSOLUTELY NIrnOUT PAIN.
THE ONLY OFFICE IN BURLINGTON
where you can get teeth extracted
WlTHOCT a PARTICLE or PAIN,
without taking Gas or Cocaine
LADY ALWAYS IN ATTENDANCE.
No Pain No Danger! No After Effects
Dr.. L., HaZen, ,ss o1 Fiss st.
81 teeth extracted without pain or any
bad eject. | eau not say too much in
praise for Dr. Hazcn and his method of
extracting teeth. u. W. PORTER
Charlotte.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Ella Sibley Is seriously III at Mont
pelier.-Mrs. s. A. Ormsbee IL staying
with Mrs. ]. r. Young.-Mr. and Mrs. A..
8. Foster have gone to Boston to visit
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A GOOD BLACKSMITH wanted to work
in Il custom shop horse shoeing a spec
ialty; wants to nc a good steady man
that will attend to business; no other
need apply. y. J. Cushman, Bristol, VT
1,wlt
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Gdlantcd.

COOK AND A DINING ROOM GIRL
wanted at Rock Point. H. II. Ross.
levitt
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last year has returned on account OF poor
health occnsioned by severe fall he re-
ccivcd while at work In that city. He and
his wife Will visit in Canada for some
time, returning to this town for the win
ter.-Judge Orrin Taylor has many inter-
esting relies one of which Is a powder
horn of revolutionary days, carved with u
knife and showing a map of the country
ut that time.
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Mrs. Solomon Osgood passed away last
FriCay. She was an old citizen of this
town.. A. Harrington is listing rela-
tives in NJ issachusctts.--The first singing
school will probably be ncld Friday
evening Oct. % al the town hall--rhe first
snow OF the season fell oct. l5-Thc
creamery paid It's patrons 2Ois cents
churn test for September butter.-Dr. W.
L. Burbank and Carroll ID. Lance at
tended the grand lodge I. o. q. r. at
Mortified Wednesday and Thursday
Geo. Boyles went to the G. II. convention
at Bellows Falls--Three candidates re-
ceived baptismal rites at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
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relatives. Mrs. Susan Dodge, who broke
her hip last July is able to get about by
using crutches.--Frcd Fuller sold his per-
sonal property on Wednesday and is
going TO Mortified to live.-Bert Steward
of Montpelier Is moving his family into
Mr.. FlerCe's house at the Centre.--Dr.
Vincent and family from Orwell are visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Vim
cent Elmer Bancroft H. selling his pro-
pcrty here ana moving on to n farm
which he has recently purchased in Ber-
lin.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The relatives of the widow of the late
Solomon Osgood were called to Cabot last
Sunday to attend her funeral She was
80 year of age. and the last of the family
Of Rev. Gideon Sabine. w. Foster and
wife, and Mrs Charles Dana have gone
on the Boston excursion.--Ven Pierce Is
visiting in Milford, Mass.
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DERBY.

Deacon A. ]. Albce is still confined to
the house--Dt spite the decision Of n coun-
ell OF doctors some two weeks since in
the case of Charles Young. that ne was
going into quick consumption and M hope
Of recovery could be given he seems to
be gaining strength,
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CALAIS.

d. d. Lamb Is in Worcester delivering
war books this week. MIR and Mrs G.. f.
Carlcy were in South Cabot last week.
The school sill be closed Wednesday on
account OF the Gray-Lconard Wedding
Guy Bancroft has purchased the l.. o.
Leonard hou2e on School street.
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The first game OF foot ball to be played
on the parade ground took place Satur-
day afternoon between Norwich Unlver-
sity and Goddard Seminary. The score
stood &c to o at the end of the game in
favor OF Goddard. The y. u mon were
too slow in their movements. although
they made the Goddards walt some ten
minutes before the first touch down. God
dard put up good game. y. Y. has ma
terial for q good team. but the Goddards
managed to get there first No unpleas-
ant featues married the game
One of the heaviest falls of rain during
the season occurred in this valley Friday
evening and Saturday morning. The rain
fell for hours and the rivers were full to
their banks. The rain was accompanied
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L. A. Wneelock has bought the David
Russin place,-The marriage OF Mr., John
Martin and Miss Anna Sccley both OF
this place was solemnzcd by Rev. Edwin
Wheelock oct. ~ They have gone to
Hudson, Mass,-Mr and Mrs, Howard re-
turned home Oct. II after few days alb
sence.--Air. Bennett has moved from this
place.-The people that went m the ex-
rursion to New York. have returned and
report "A very pleasant time,
We notice the Allen Shoe Co. at D.. ling
ton are doing the business of the town; low
prices must win.
y STOWE
At the Christian Endeavor meeting SUM-
day evening an interesting report OF the
convention held at Bellows Falls last
week was given by the delegate.-May ID.
Morse OF Bakersfield who has been visit.
me in town for "A week viii return to her
home Thursday.-The friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aonzo Douglas to the number of
tW enty-five gave them a visit Tuesday
evening and had a most enjoyable time
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Mrs. L. s. Pierce and children of Nor
risvile are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Gritith-Elmer T.. Foster had
the misfortune to put his knee out of
joint by slipping Saturday morning.--M
Herbert Griffith of Barre is visiting at
+. S. Thomas .-The Spirltualsts hsld a
sociatc II Sidney Atkins Saturday af-
ternoon and evening. About $3.50 was
realized.