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REGULAR MEETINGS OF COMMISSIONERS
First Monday in January.
First Monday after first Tuesday in April.
First Monday in July.
First Monday in October
First Monday in June as Board Equalizat'n
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EAST.
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a,lle Rithacdso,t
Nine Shopping Days 10 Christmas.

The finest store and the finest stocks makes
us think that everyone should come here for their
Christmas gifts. It's bit selfish we admit, but
why shouldn't we think so, such facilities for buy
ing are not found elsewhere, nor cleaner or more
desirable stocks to choose from, and the service
did you ever meet a more courteous or obliging
staff Of saleSpeope ? our patrons say not-and
the store is SO Christmasy.-So tidy and bright.
We most cordially invite you to spend portion
of each of these last nine days in this store-you
will find pleasure and saving combined-and re-
Imember-lookers as welcome as purchasers
handkerchief Whole drifts linen whenes piled high
this to-day--and such a varety-the prime
onethe dainty embroidered with fancy edges
beautiful Lace aarsThe 19 and
marvels OF fine weaving and making.
Holiday Novelties Buy many the called useful gift
things and still you will find need OTIS
Christmas need odd gift articles Sterling Silver
Comb Brush Stands Books, fancy
Brass Onyx and SIve-a Picture Frame pretty Mirror
There are hosts of pretty things choose from and thew cost so
19c to $1O0.
Is Dress Patterns AT very moderate prices with Innings
A few pieces Black Dress Goods at 7oc
from $25 s75 yardFncy Silks 29o per
yard-A pattern of any OF these would make handsome gift.
Millinery Sale Ribbons 2o SOC per yad-were from 4Oc
to $3.50 per yard-Fancy Feathers and Frames
l3 off regular prces.-Tmmed Hats from So up
Womens Coats Wonderful the fine garment you buy here
with dollar bil.-The best quaity-best
finished and best value Coat the market for the
~ &c.
Umbrellas High handles
make our Umbrellas very desirable.-The
from 81 So so very fine affairs and will make beautiful Christ
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Dress Suit Cases and Travelling Bags There's nothing
that good Suit Case Bag-We hear many say-I
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eathepced from SITS Bags S4.oS to
$1,000 for Suit Cases.
One price and cash-Lookes as welcome purchasers.
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ance of a gray horse dragging a broken
sleigh up the went end hill from the rail-
road track. AT once curiosity was arouS-
ed 10 know what had become Of tina
driver. The station agent had received a
telegram from Johnson stating that there
was hood found on the axle of the bag
gage car, and that the car received quite
a jar at the Wintcrgrcen crossing Tho
tracks of the sleigh and horse showed mat
the horse ran from one crossing 20 ma
other on the track and it is supposed
from the bruises on the horse that It was
struck by the cars when it was running
along beside the track. No traces of thu
driver were found that evening. About
noon the next DAY W. II. GOOdale Of Nor
ristown appeared claiming the rig. He
not seem to know much about the occur
renee except that the horse became
frightened at the Morrsvillc train rain
and he was tipped out above Terence
Finnegans, and that was the last he saw
of his rig until Thursday noon, he footing
it home
Thursday was occupied by the court in |
taking the testimony in the Stinson Will
case.-A ! omenade was given Friday
evening in the town hall.-The funeral IL
Miss Matte Kimball was held Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock at the home e
Mrs. V. A. Griswold by whom she wa y
adopted. Miss Kimball was - years Of
age and was young woman of fine char |
from consumption.
In the Lamoille County Court little'
evidence was introduced in the Stn-
son will case on Friday morn
ing. DR. w. r. Slayton of Hyde Park
who is a graduate of the Harvard Medical
college and has had considerable eXperi-
ence in the hospitals both in Boston Mass.
and London, England, was put on as mi
expert witness to testify to the general
effect of the disease of pms umonia on thai
mind of the patient Tho argument waII
opened in behalf Of tho proponents BY r.
w. IIulburd, who was followed by .. NJ
Powers for the appellant lieut.-GON
Bates closed for the proponents. Thel
charge to the jury by Grief Justice TaftI
was concise and right to the point. Inc
case was submitted to the jury at 10 NM
utes before FIVE. About g clock They'll
agreed oA a verdict " hich was sealed andI
taken in charge by the foreman. Mr. J. +.
HolltOn and on the coming ina of COURT
Saturday morning rendered As tho'r|
verdict that the instrument III question:
was the last will and testament OF Gather
inc StinsOn. There being no cases reDiy|
for hearing the court took a recess until
3? O'Clock r. h. Monday.
The funeral of Fred Campbell. the y
year old son of William Campbell Of Barre
took place at Delos Peakes in Centervile
Tuesday the Rev. F c. Taylor delivering
the sermon. The boy had made his homs
at Mr.. Peakes since his mothers dedth|
and was attending school at Centerville.
He was playing kind OF a foot bah game
| with the boys. using a tin can as the hall
and fell down, and in some way pencl.
which was in his vest pocked pierced 1ust
under his flesh, not causing al first much|
apparent injury. In day or 50, however.
the boy began to be worse and his h"art
was found to be affected, probably result
ing from the fall.
The Hot Tamale club met at Miss Ber1a
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rneumonia His father II. !. Fuller won't
To- \or,bdeId Tuesday night. Mrs Fuller
oxuocts to ca mis- morning.
,rho casa Of peter FISHER VS.. Fred Blan-
ohatt ,,niob u,.,e. to have been triod YES
,ar1,,. hafor, ATTORNEYS AIleu Martin and
ti, 900, ,tt1' -
WlLIISTON.
Miss Hattie Brown of North Williston
spent IL lew ud!9 II, l,"i t'hP 'o'' ,t,
- ne 'lI'.r VI Nii,7 Ii, 49,
men H'ct'''5 WI" ,t. ,,
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Barber is improving.-NanR r. chase play
in Eicbmond last week.-Mrs. Prior t.
rasinf. for Mr. Let's invalid sister during
tho absence of Mrs Ieet in Massa chu-
eetts
"
MILTON BORo.
ID. r. Bean and Miss Lillian are home
from their visit in Michigan.-M~. and
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from first page)
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
MILTON.

for meat market and the upper part
Will be used for printing ofce.-Mrs.
Iarthurst, who has been visiting her
father, Thomas Tatro, has returned 10
her home in Hyde Particularly Person
of burlington is visiting his sister, Mrs.
j. W. rum. VINO Is ul'-Mrs. NJ
nold Morgan dlcd last "wednesday aver
long Illness ana her funeral was h'ld
from tne church az west Milton Frld'y'
She hau pe,n palGht sufferer ana u'lh
C"iue as H"PIN r'I''Se 10 h'r, Mrs ~.
w. N,n ely i'u " l,''nor removed rom neg
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ne WhoIe hummer OF pupils o"r"iiy" WI
the graded school Is as ioIoWS; oI III the
high SCHOOL 47 In the Mt"rmeulate' ~ Ill
the primary
The missionary service was held, as an
bounced at Trinity church on MONDAY
evening, the l1th INST. The rain ana mud
prevented me large attehdah'c that was
.Aiec'ea. ige a."S7 ,.ta ,ho Nt tb, go
chief addresses were by the Rev. MIR.
Stockton Of Winooski, on the motives to
missionary effort by the Rev. Mr.. Bliss
OF Burlington, on Domestic Missions. and
especially ALASKA, with its wonderful bish-
OF; and by the Rev Mr.. Atwel of Shell
burne. ON the Diocesan Field and Mis-
sion Work. The addresses held the close
attention Of all ana the wish was express
ed that they might have been continued
as long again. The singing was spirited
and CONGREGATIONAL; the reverend clergy
were introduced by the missionary, and
the offerings were extra for diocesan mis-
sions. The clerical and lay visitors were
entertained at the Glenwood House by the
ladies of the church.
Mrs Roy Hall Of St. Adams is visiting
her sister Mrs. a. 3. Sturges.-Mr and
Mrs j. r.. Rogers have taken posse s5iOn
of the rooms recently vacated by s. NJ.
Pike.-Mrs. O. G. Phelps returned Monday
night from a several mo.lths visit in Au-
dubOn, Iowa, Chicago ana other points,
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bought more real estate adjoining that
bought two years ago of p. K. Miles Of
sburgh.-A few logs are being hauled
to the Jinmo MILL which Indicates that
the mill will he run this winter.
WEST BOLTON
Miss Jennie Perry of burlington is i'll
at A. Hall's.--Thc Dime society meet Dee
Sth, at j. liosford's Mr., a. l.. Hardy
was run over last Sunday evening on his
way home from church. He is confined
TO the house,-'rhe Wiling " orlcr, so-
cIrty mot with Mrs. Bullock of jericho
Doc. Mrs Darwin Jones from Barre is
spending a few weeks at yton jones'
ArthuC Waterman and wife are listing at
Nit. HosfOrd' ;.
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L,AMOILLE coz NTY.

The village people were somewhat en-
cited "Wednesday evening at the appeal
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ONDERHIBL.

William Meterier spent Sunday at his
home in Winooski--Rev. Mr.. Rees of
Canton, \. y, preached for the Congre-
gationalists last Sunday-Mrs Lucy
Prior came from Northhcld last Satur-
day for a few days visit with friends
w. II. Martin is building an addition to
his store.-Father Gelot is to award prizes
to the canVaSers who sell the most
tickets during the fair new being held
Sheriff Reeves Of Burlington was in town
Monday on official busness.-Mary Ladue
of Jericho is critically ill.,
M and Mrs. Washburn returned on
Wednesday from a weeks stay in New
York and Westinghouse call has been
extended to Rev. Mr.. Rees as the pastor
Of the Congregational church for the
coming year-Mrs Sadie Buck has gone
TO Connecticut to spend the winter with
her husband.-Dr. and Mrs w. s Nay
are away on a trip to Washington. They
VIII attend the Masonic centennial ami
Vcrsary Of the death of WashmIto toni.
+. Tcrrill will move 20 RoNHlton this win
ter on account Of the III health Of Mrs.
Toriill.--ItVa Nay is home for two or
three weeks from NJ 0ntpcor.--j. 5. Whip
pie IS expecting to take possession of the
Custer House in the near future Ira Lin
coin is TO move into the dwelling house
opposite the hotel and conduct n livery
Ethel and Arthur Simonds, who have. been
visiting in town. returned 10 their home in
bakersfield on Monday.-Mrs. r.. II. Mann
expects to start for Fayetteville, y. y ,
On Friday Of this week for a few weeks
StaY.-A son was born Dec 6 to Mr.. aod
Mrs. q. w. Day of New York; weight nine
pounds
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GRAND ISLE.

A reception will be held at the residence
of II. w. Ladd, Friday evening Dec 18th.
to welcome the Rev. and Mrs. l.. g. Tenny
of Essex. MIR. Tenny will preach in the
Conversational church for the ensuing
year.-Rev. q. l.. Story Of Milton, "fficiat-
ed Sunday in the absence of Rev. L. Il.
TenHy, and delivered very instructive
and interesting discourse,-G, f. Deue,.
evangelist of Alburgh is assisting Rev. c.
w Ross in holding a series of meetings
this week.-rhe Ladies Aid held al 5. s.
Griswolds last Thursday was largely at
teuded and good work accomplished
Some of the schools III town opened on
Monday of last week with the following
teachers: Dist No. =. Miss Herme May
nard; dist No, 3, Miss Gertrude Don
novan: dist. No 3, Miss Grace Wilcox
dist No /, primary department, Miss
Lucy Reynolds H, c. Allen and ;. p.
Gordon are in attendance at the liorticu-
lural meeting In Burlington.
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AI4BU' RICH.

David Marvin is at home from Burning
ton for TWO weeks vacation before en-
tcrinS the Medical colleSe,-Mlss Lucia
Mott has gone to st. Adams 10 spend seN-
cral weeks with relatives there-The
congregational society will hold a bazar
at Alburgh Slgrgs in the evenings of he
10, ~ and q inst, with full programme
Of entertainment for each night. Special
pains has been taken in arran ing for the
musical part Of the fair, and two me
artists have been procured viz: Miss II
H. Newton of the Po,sdam \. y, Music
a. Institution pianist and Miss Lena
Rylauce of Montreal, vocalist. Several of
the best local musicians vii! contribute to
this feature. \ very enjoyable time is an
tiCipa tcd.-W illiam Hammond died at the
home of IRA Hammond brother, Satur-
day the Sth inst. Funeral services We're
conducted here the II inst.-ReY. y. NJ.
Fowler has not yet returned from Massa-
chusetts and Rev. David Marvin occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church last
Sunday.-Chicken pox is quite preya eut
among the children,
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MONTGOMERY.

Rev. George Deuel. is holding meetings
at South Hero this wock.-C. +.
Nadney is in Burlingtou.-MS Ruby Full
Ter has returned from an extended vi 1t
in Massdchusctts.-Mr Mrs. Jane Con is ser!-
ouly sick At j. w Goodspee d's.-Mrs. l..
\. swan has returned from Richford.--
Mrs. A. Il. TruaX is visiting in tpWn.-The
schools in town Commtnccd on Monday
last w Fisher of Ludlow is teaching the
hieh >chool.-Frcd Domino is attending
conference in Canada this Week.-Mrs.
Itvi James hous, caught fire on Sunday
and but for timely aid would have
burncd.-Thc young child of William
Hlaiburt il sick
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EAST H,ARDWlCK.

Rev. S. i. Bates Of Burlington preach
ed in the congregational church again last
Sunday,-L, Eldredgc is teaching at Wal
den Heights.-Chester Brown and wife
have just returned from two weeks Wis
ii in the south part of the State-.~ellie
Woodruff is home sick with the grip and
has had to leave her school in Wolcott.--
Mr.. Fairbrother was In Albany the first of
the week De. Weeks. wife and mo ther
were visiting in Hardwiok Tucsday.--May
SWEET is teaching in Noycsvlle, Walden.
Mrs, Aston from DanYille has been
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs Folsoma
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

ST. ALBANS.
Daniel Tyler Wells died at the home
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CHARLOTTE.


Mr. and Mrs. Wifred Desautells are the
happy parents of Il nice baby.-Mrs. Eliza
Barton of Enoshurgh Fails, is visiting re-
latves in town.-Mrs. II. ID. Alexander is
very i'll with pneumonia-Eli Bcssette has
moved the building which he purchased
of George Jabbitt, oCto his own land aud
will fit it up for "A dwelling house.-Mr.
and Mrs. Jud Williams visited in town
last week
UNDERHILL CENTRE.
Charles Powell of Waterbury was in this
place on business Saturday.-Ira Chase of
St. George is visiting relatives here-NIr.
and Mrs. William Flynn have gone to
work in the boarding house at the foot
of the mountain.-There will be a Christ
mas tree and exercises at the Union
church Monday evening, Dec. 25.-Stephen
Ransom of Jericho spent Saturday and
Sunday in this place with his son, Earl
Ransom.
ESSEX JUNCTION..
| Christopher Devino, aged " years, died
Thursday night after u long illness with
! a complication of diseases The funeral
was held at his late home Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. e. Thomas of the
Congregational church officiating. The
burial was in Westford, the former
home of the deceased. He is survived by
wife and three daughters, Mrs, Dan
Longe and Miss Imogene Devino of this
place and Mrs. Moses Longe Of Weetford
Mrs. f. J. Stevens goes to Rutland this
morning, being called there by the death
of her uncle, Joel Howe.
AS Rev. A. 3. Enright, pastor of thu
Methodist church, is in the West to attend
the funeral of his sister. Mrs Enright
will have charge of the services Sunday.
The job of clearing the snow from tbs
sidewalks this winter has been leased to
| M. Bressett and Peter LABEL,
| Willard Fuller, who is attending the
University at Mortified. is very i'll will
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Mrs. Provost is convalescent-Mr. and
Mrs. James Spaulding, Il. d. Porter H.
A. Roomhour have been subpoenaed TO
HYDE Park court as witnesses on the
Greene and Warner case.-Mr johnson $
series of meetings at Binghamvillc close
this week +. l.. Smith is building an
addition to his creamery. Bel. ows
and family, l.. j, Church and family
spent Sunday at their fathers.-N, W,
Church Arthu. Hooper and Ira Carpen-
ter were in Burine ton saturday.
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SNANTON.

II is reported that the Vermont delega-
ton in Congress have agreed upon Char cs
f.. IIall for I'VE next postmaster, and that
b. viii assume the duties OF the office
Fob l.t. while The frioi..S # other APP
plioautS for the office may he somewhat
disappointed. they could not all get it,
and all must admit, that Mr. Hall made
good assistant postmaster when he was in
the Office several years ago
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EAST GEORGIA.

Henry Young and his bride, formerly
Miss katherine Alexander of Wiuooski.
spent their Loney moon at Georgia, as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj Young.
They were accompanied to Georgia by
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Young of Burling-
ton. MC. and Mrs. Edward Young OF
Monkton and Miss Mary Young of Lowell
Mass, were here to attend the wedding.
Mrs j. VI. Young and two Chi dren and
Mrs. II. II. Hall were in Winooski last
week Thursday, as the guess of MI ana
Mrs Henry Young Miss Mary Young is
working in Milton for Mrs. Il, u. Teach
out.-Ira Manly ana Miss Lena T. TruaN
were married Nov 20, at the brides home.
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JONESN LILLE.

Mrs. Clmstcad is in Rutland visiting her
SON Mr. Ohnstead.--DaVid Preston Is in
M0ntpoler Bert Crandall was in Eur
lln.tnn one day this Wock.-The Lend ~
Hand Circl. met at Grace Towns last
Thlrsday- The young people of JonesVlle
had Il box party at tie Union church par
lor- las; Thursday evening All reported
n vcrj good timc.-Mrs Frank Town ana
Mrs Bemi5 visited iu Bolton one dly last
V,ek-Mrs John Fildock has returned
home again from visiting her son in Boil
tun.-Clayton Fuller is sick.--Minnie Gill
lett is better.
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SIIEIBURNE.

Mrs. j r. DuLuc, who has been serious
ly i'll with heart trouble is improving
L. +. Lyon is confined to the house by
illness.
Mrs f. Manley is seriously i'll having
suffered two shocks one Saturday evening
and the second Monday norning.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Miller Of Clarence
VILE u. c., who have been spending week
in East ShelbuInc with Mrs. Sarah Wool
ner, returned to their home Monday, &C
conpanied by Mrs. Woolner, who VIII
spend the winter in Canada.
A Christmas sale under the auspices of
the Woman's Auxiliary Of Trinity church
will be held in the parish house Thursday,
DeC. 21St, afternoon and evening, begin
ming at o'clock. In the evening short
musical and literary entertainment Will
he giVen.-All who are intending to con-
tribute articles for the Trinity church fair
are requested to leave them at Mrs, f,
M. Barstow's on or before Tuesday after
noon, Dec. t9th.-The Woman's club Of
Trinity Parish has Joined the Vermont
federation of Women's Clubs.