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MORETOWN.

j. W. Taylor and wife were in Mont
peliei Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Dickerman
and their sick daughter went homo to
Randolph Monday. They have been stop
ping the past week at Myron DAVIS whe g
their daughter boardod-Don Buck ey' y
SON Howard had an operation performed
Sunday by DR.. Chandler of Montpelier. as
sisted by DR., Haylett He is doing we'll.
They have nurse from Burlington TO
care for him.-The Dorcas Union met with
Mrs. Nelson Beach last Wednesday, ry-
ron Palmer and wife and son, Chapman
ana wife from Waitstield visited Leon
Palmer and wife Sunday.-Mrs. Tomlnson
is moving into Mrs. Jennie Pierce's house.
Mrs, Pierce is moving in with her father,
NJ, II. Grifith.--Mrs. Burt Griffith OF
Earre called on Mrs. Roy Atkins Monday
Mrs n. j. Ferris is helping Mrs Addie
Phillips in her millinery store this week -
II, ., Ward is having his front yard
graded this week-Charles Spauldng from
Burlington is visiting friends in town this
week.-William Shay went deer hunting
Tuesday and shot fox,
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BRADFORD.


Robert Childs ana family Of Lyndonville
were guests or his aunt Mrs {. c. Doty
laSt Week.-Mr and Mrs. Herbert Woods
win their lttla daughter of Lebanon n.
n nave arrived to spend some time with
thclr parents. Mr. and Mrs. charles Saw
Ecr-Mlss katherine Dencrut has finished
work Tor L. A. Merrill on the Upper Plain,
ana is now visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. {.
B"sley.-Mr. ana Mrs. G. H. BHttorheld OF
W hittler, tal., were guests cf tneir niece.
Mrs. II. w. LoWd last v c"k.-Mrs CharleS
craig was called to Newport n H.' by
tne illness IF her daughter Harriette but
Sh' was able To return nome 1hursdaY.-
MISS craig VAS employed In the telo phone
once at Newport-C. II. Martin, wife ana
pahy OF Essex Centre are visiting me- par
tntS Mr.. ana Mrs. II. i. Martln-Mrs.
hing OF WooGsNille and Mrs. Sanhorn OF
Laconia, n H.. were guests OF Mrs. w. ).
Davis Thursday.-Mrs. \. Fl. Webb and
MIS-. Henry StearrS have been attending
the meeting of the w n. Nj. =, held at
Etosburgh Falls, but returned FRIDAY
arren Prichald ard bride of Nashua
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs j, y. W.
Prichard last weck.-Herbert Bagley is as
slsting in the Farmers Exchange store. -
Edith and Lottie Ford have been confined
to the house with tonsiitis.-Mr and Mrs.
Edgar Hunt and Miss liant are in Boston
buying goods. Mrs. H. w. LoWd is taking
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WILLIAMSON

The first number in the lecture course
this season is IA concert by the Parker
Concert CO., and the date is Saturday,
October 26th,
substantial gravel sidewalk with gran
lite CurhnE i'm front has lately been built
from the bridge near G, M. ScaVers store
north to Meadow street. The abutting
owners are r. -. Poland, William p,
Briggs, DR. Il. b, Watson ard Edward
House.
Mrs. Hiram S. Drury has lately present
ed the quarry schools with large Aag.
The pupils of the grammar room are rails
ing money to procura and erect a suitable
naE pole ana the fag is to be raised the
first time with appropriate exercises.
The Reading Club is to meet with Miss
Annette Edison Saturday afternoon, Oct
cher 18th, The topic will be Oliver Gold
smiths She Stops to Conquer"
Edwin c. Smith is to build "A large barn
next summer and will get ont most Of the
lumber on his own farm this winter
Miss clio J. Tarbcll, row teaching on
Bear HIM. BrookiiCld, spent Saturday and
sunday in town at -. f. Siboys.
lion, Walter r. Ranger of Johnson, sup
crintendtnt Of Education, will address the
citizens of the town AT the Town Hall tho
evening Of October Slst, MIR. Ranger came
Mt the invitations of the teachers and
school officers and his adress will be on
topics relating to the interests Of our pub
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION,

Napoleon Gotta, a barber of this village
was arraigned Wednesday afternoon tie
fore Justice A. j. Durrah on charge Of
furnishing intoXicants. He pleaded Suilty
and was fined $50 and costs. He was then
charged by states Attorney Tarhel with
keeping a nuisance. under the prohibltory
law and also entered a plea of guilty. lie
was fined $50 and costs for this offence
and enjoined from continuing his business
at the old stand without first furnis h ng
a bond for 800 not to violate the law
again. Gotta says he win leave the June
ton as soon as he can settle up his bust
moss affairs.
Tuesday afternoon as c. j. Tarbell OF
South Royalton. states attorney, Was
driving from that village to West hart
ford. he saw doe in the river near the
railroad crossing and heard the bayng
of a hound on the opposite shore. Con-
WINGED that a dog dogs were pursuing
the doe he made a strategic move and
the dog was intercepted and caught. The
animal was Identified as the property cf
Alden Allen OF Barnard, who was arr St i
and in the evening bound over to appear
at County Court tor permitting his dog to
IA
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CHELSEA.

During the month of September Orange
County Creamery received 21lS pounds of
cream and 2l4.653 pounds of milk from
which were made l.7G3 pounds of butter.
Deducting freight and commission, 2ls3. &c
were received for the butter in mark t
and the current expenses, including y
cent per pound reserved, were $32j9l Pa
irons were paid 20la cents per pound for
butter fat The parsonage buildings of
the Methodist church have recently been
undergoing extensive repairs.-Mr. and
Mrs. John T.. Atwood are absent on an
excursion to the Pan American cXrosi-
ton at Buffalo, returning this wee X
J. X Darling and II. X. Darling were in
Montpelier to attend the opening of SUI
preme court. Hale *. Darling is upon the
committee to examine candidates for ad-
mission to the bar.-Mrs. Annie liosS)
Fish is yet at home with her parents, Or.
and Mrs. Story Goss, DIR. j. Euclid Fish,
after ten days vacation, having returned
to his work as State Inspector of the In
sane with headquarters in Boston, Mass
The local nimrodS met at the town clerk ;
office on Monday evening and under the
captaincy of Henry A. Magoon and VIII
liam +. Davis sides were chosen for the
annual hunt of the following day.-Mrs.
William Il. Pratt of Williamstown, a.
companied by her niece, Mrs. Carrie tWa-
terson) Balcolm of Wakefield, Mass. was
in town from Saturday till Monday vis-
iting Mrs. Emeine Waterson-Arthur /
MoreY. clerk at William T.. Hoods drug
store, has been enjoying a fortnight's VA
cation, mostly spent in his faVorite spor.
OF hunting.-Mrs. Emma Hodsdon of ri, r
mont. n. H., is visiting her sister. Ms.
James {. Acknowledgement NJ. Smith of
Williamstown. a former resident was in
town on Sunday visiting his brother, boni
f. Smith.-Mrs. Philena Davis received 70
visit Sunday from her son George who is
now working at East Barre.-Miss Mary
r. Chase, a. B.. lectures Friday evenil &
on Woman Suffrage"
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F0RESTDALE.

Elmer Partlow is among the eXcur-
sionsts to New York city this week
John Hun is visiting friends in Prov
dencc, r. Mr., and Mrs. W. Il. Avery
and daughter, Ethel and Miss Gertrude
Symons have returned from the Pan-Am-
orican eXpositiOn.-C. A. Humphrey ana
Miss Blanche Humphrey of Rouscs Point,
y, y, visited friends here this week.
There were married Oct. 18th, by Rev
r. Thompson. William Waters and Miss
Lille Barkum, both of this place. Mrs
Ursula Baker is dangerously ill.-ErIest
Hooper shot a deer Tuesday, which weigh.
ed, dressed, 20o pounds.-Mrs. Nancy
Churchill aied oct. 18th In her send year
She had been in poor health for sew, raj
years. but the end came suddenly, She
was u lifelong resident of the town Of
brandon. The funeral was held Sunday
at the home of her son. G. II. Churchill.
where she died Albert Stanley of Leices-
ter conducted the services. The inferno ut
was in Forcstdalc ccmetery.-Colonel Mo
Gowan of Bellows Falls Is visiting hi,
brother, T.. G. McGOwan.--Mrs.W w. Il.
Avery and Mrs. +. \. Newton are ILL
Mrs Jane TreAdNay of Ticonderoga, n.
Y, was called here by the death of her
sister Mrs. Nancy Churchill.
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SOUTH ROYAlTON,

Mrs. Laura Buffam, atter spending
week with Mrs c. Is. Wall returned
Thursday to her home in Woodstock ".
H Martin anne from Uuderhil last week
and will remain here for the present.-Dr.
and Mrs Goss and son of Chelsea spent
Sunday in town.-Mr, and Mrs. Victor
HAYNES. who recently moved to sharon,
visited relatives here last Sunl1Y.--Mr.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Sargent went to Rurling-
tor last week to atterd the musical Gas--
tiyal.-Mr. dnd Mrs. j. +. lurkce are visit
ing relatives in Somerville, Mass,-Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Jennings of East Randolph
have been visiting at ". o. morrill, s.
Mrs Gale and daughter of Barre were
guests at w II. Luckett's last wHek.-
Miss Celia wynn 81 ent Sunday at her
homc-R H. Mather Of darlington was In
town last eCk.-Mr and Mrs. George Nye
have returned from Lowell. Mass, wnere
they had employment during the past
summer-Miss Faith \. skinner is in
Boston this week.
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WATERBURY,.

A. C. Atherton has returned from a
few DAYS trip to Boston.
Grant Russell has moved into b. NJ.
Norris house on Main street.
NJ n. Griffith on Tuesday shot n deer
weighing about 200 pounds on Crossett
Hill.
b. l.. Cram, nurse at the hospital, Is
t. king a vacation.
Frank Norway has secured n position in
general merchandise store in PttSford
Mrs. Minnie Leach is taking a few days
vacation from her duties at the hospital.
The New England dinner at the Metho-
dist church yesterday was a success. \
hash supper was served in the evening.
The machinery for crushing the stone
for the permanent road is nearly in readi-
ness for the beginning of work.
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Monday of the sudden death in Washing
tor Of Herbert Eagan who went west bu,
few weeks ago. 1t Is understood that
his death was caused by pneumonia An
drew Blair Jr.. died Wednesday, october
10th from the effects of an apoplCcuD
shock, a little over a week before. Funer-
al services were held at his late home on
friday afternoon. Rev. j. r.. Badger at
tending. Tho burial service Of the |. O. ,
+. was conducted by Valley Lodge, No. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n Bushnell returned
last week from n visiting trip to Hudson,
y. Y, and Other points.-The clipping
couple arc again the center Of interest tlls
week, as a hearing is being held at Mont
pclier to decide as to the Legality of Tire
marriage ceremony performed in New York
State.-Mrs. Seth Boycc of Waterbury Is
visiting friends in town for few days
An operation for appendicitis was per-
formed last week by DR.. G. f.. Chandler
of Montpelier assisted ty DR.. Lindsay of
Montpelier upon Harold, the five year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. wallis.
At last accounts the little fellow was
thought to be doing nicely with fair pros
poets for recovery.--J. c. Harris has brow
er up housekeeping stored his goods and
gone to board at Charles Moriartys.
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

MIR. and Mrs, f. A. Newcomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. -. G. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs w. T.
Marshall attended the Newcomb Hutchus
wedding in Montpelier last week We'd
ncsdav,-Mrs Hiram Walker of Burlington
visited friends here last week on her Y
to Montpelier to attend the wedding W ed
nesdaH Mrs. Hiram Little Of Meriden,
Conn. has been the guest of her parent =.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.. Marshall for two
weeks, Mr.. Little came Tuesday night
To make a short visit before returning to
their home.-Mrs. Olive NJ. Wheeler of
Montpelier, depart ment inspector visited
Ezra Stetson W. II. G. on Wednesday,
Mrs. Robert Suitor and children of Mont
peler visited Mr. Suitor at W. w. Muir
rays last Friday and Saturday.-Mi ;
Belle Lucia has been visiting in Stock
bridge the past week Miss Laura j. Xii
burn of Montpelier called on friends h re
Tuesday. -Mss Gertrude lIargin and
friend were at c. e. Hayes Tuesday.
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TINS fHll.
Winter apples are quoted at from $50
to Si10 per barrel and the dealers have but
an exceedingly short supply even at those
prices
Two young children died from spinal
meningitis in his city Sunday and there are
TWO more cases of the disease. one or the
children that died was the son of Mr.. ana
Mrs \. j. Loranger and the other son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mazzoni.
The SIX recently elected elders of the
Presbyterian church were ordained by
Rev y. II. Mitchell Sunday.
Victor Stacy of North Barre was fined So
ana costs of S7.54 in city court yesterday
morning for breach of the pence in $ rk-
ing the elevator boy at the Miles block
in the face Sunday.
G.. Stevens George of this city and Mrs
ella Forsyth of Providence, r. l., were
married at Providence last week. They
arrived here Sunday morning and are to
live in Barre.
Ernest George fell from building on
which he was employed Saturday and
broke two ribs on his right side He was
crossing scuttle in the roof when it
broke and let him through.
An effort Is being made here to secure
money to build a hospital.
The directors of the new creamery Mon
day evening voted to equip the plant with
the machinery manufactured by the YER
mont Farm Machine company of Bellows
Falls. Under the contract the machinery
is to be in place and ready for use not
later than December 1. The directors
Monday night also voted to buy a spring
of water of Edgar Trou and lay a pipe
from it to the creamery building.
Tho production of Uncle Toms Cabin
under the auspices Of the ladies of the
Civic Federation Monday and Tuesday
evenings at the opera house was perhaps
the best local talent entertainment ever
given in Barre. The leading role of Uncle
Tom was taken by A. w. Allen, with 1T
lie Christine Reid as Eva, Roy Howard as
George Harris, John j. Mckenzie as
Lawyer Marks and all the other parts
were well taken by local amateurs.
Lieut.. Wallace n. Batchelder. formerly
or this city and now of Brattleboro. was
married last week at Cavendish to Miss
Maude l.. Thompson.
Richard Gallagher died at his home On
RiN'r street yesterday, aged 50 years He
leaves a wife and five children. The fu-
neral will he held Friday morning.
y corn husking was held Tuesday even
inS at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Irossly on the East Hill.
H. Hale has begun the erection of a
building to be used as a storehcuse and
auction room in the rear of his block on
Main street
G. S. Wheelock is out after being con
fined to the house for week by illrcsS
l. o. Wales is back from a stay of tw1
weeks IN Eoston.
The ladies Of the Civic Federation Clcar-
ed Sli5l from the production of "t'nce
Tons Cabin" this week.
L. y. Cook has closed his summer home
in Eerlin and has moved back to this cit -
Mrs. George Johnson is visiting in Hart
ford Center.
Milne, Clorihen and Gray have begun the
erection Of n now set of buildings con-
SiSting of engine house, blacksmith shou
and towers at their quarry
G.. -. Swasey and Ira D. Stemm left yes
torlay t. visit the Pan-American evposi-
ton.
MI and Mrs. George A. Drew have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
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READING.

Rev Mr. Mitchell of Lebanon, n. H..
preached in the lniversahst church sun
day morning on "rho Essentials and Non
essentials OF Christianity" In the evening
he delivered a stirring sermon on RelIS-
Gus Indifference Miss II. Z. Roscoe has
returned from Ecr vacation and VIII 60
cupy the pulpit in the Universalist chur h
next Sunday.--Ars Thomas Mason Of
FolchVillc died after short illness Friday
evening, October 18th Her funeral " as
held on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Mr. WHO
of Brownsville officiating. She leaves a
husband and Two sons, Frank Mason OF
FslchVille and Wallace Mason OF West
Windsor. Miss Arlie Eastman OF Read 6,
who had been an invalid from rheumatism
for many years, died very suddenly Octo-
Der 18th. Her funeral was held at her
home the following Monday. Mrs Bsne.
is in town Mrs. Small and two chilu'e
have moved to Perkinsville,-M and Mrs.
W. II. Wilkins of Claremont n. H., h %
been visiting Mt Daniel IIufnails.-Mlss
Hoisington, a recent graduate from The
Hanover hospital is visiting her father, +.
L. Huisineton.-Mrs. James Sherwin Is
very low-Miss Lila Perkins has returned
from trip to Boston.-Rey, Thomas Hi
lier has been absent for the past two : II
days-AIrs Mary Watkins has returned
from Ludlow-K j. White has opened a
printing office in the creamery building
Mr.. ana Mrs Norman Paige of Rutland
and two sisters Mrs. Abbie sherman ~
Toultney and Mrs, Ella Pratt of Ludlow
former residents of this town. visited here
last week--Rev. and Mrs. G, w. WINSTON
and daughter of Morgan Park, chicago
and Mrs j. A. NuttinE of Chester were
recent guests at o. 3, Holdens.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

i he engagement of Eugene Woodruff to
Miss Annie Griswild is announced. n"
marriage will take place Oct. 3oth.
s. w Jones has leased the RossI.ct
house and vii flake possession Nov. 18th
Mrs, George Lessor and son of Rutland
aIe pending a few days with her parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Godfrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Holbrook have re
turned from Burlington, where they have
been Spending a few days.
T.. j. Wolcott is spending his vacation
in Danny.
Fey. j. d. kingsbury, former pastor
occupied the pulpit at the Congregatiou' |
church Sunday.
Harry Jones and S. w. Jones have gone
to The Adirondacks for a few days.
Mrs. Francis Foley has returned from
Burlington where she has been visitAs
her daughter, Miss Emma Foley.
'l'no Monday club met with Mrs Charles
ECaa Monday evening, oct. list.
Frank Sanders and Il friend from Rut
land spent Sunday with his father, r. -.
Sanders.
Mrs. Clarence Wlcomb is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d, Nutting for a # "
days.
Mrs. w. r. Marsh is Entertaining n.r
mother. Mrs. Ball of Palmer, Mass.
Charles Dana has presented the Ladies
Aid society of the congregational chulo n
with a check for so for their chapel debt.
Key. ). ID. kingsbury, ID. d., ana VII
are guests of Mrs. V. Ross.
Edward S. Marsh and Mrs. Isabel r.
Ripley, both of Brandon, were married at
the Episcopal rectory in Burlington on
Tuesday. After a short wedding trip they
will occupy the Marsh house on Pearl
street.
George Dodge and wife entertained the
\. Il. d. club at their home Wednesday
evening.
DR.. W. II. Wright and wife are at tho
PAN American.
Mrs, Doak of Lowell, Mass. is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. A. j. Ives.
Rev. w. S. Smart and wife have return
ed from their vacation.
ID. +. Goodrich is in New York for a few
days.
A. j. Ives, Mr.. Adams. William Scott
and Freeman Lawrence are at Lake Dun
more for few days. hunting deer, and
F. Il. Fulton is at Silver Lake for a few
days cunning
H. l.. Leonard and wife are taking a
carriage drive through the eastern part of
the state
Mrs. L. j. Ormsbee and Mrs Charlie
WinsloW went to New York Tuesday
Miss Hannah Sanders of Bristol is spcn l.
ing y few days in town.
+. r. Barker and wife are taking u car
riage drive in the Adrondacks
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WORCESTER.

TIE mountains were white with snow
Saturday morning and severe snow
storm also prevailed Monday morning
Among the eXcursiCrists to Boston last
week were f.. L. Hutchinson, l. T.. heel
CT and Joseph McDdff, - Chauncey Harris
of Barre, the veteran deer slayer came
to town Saturday Little Hiram Curtis.
living under the mountain on Hampshire
hill picked ripe strawhei res, October 18th.
Several large transfers of real estate
we're made last week. Parties from New
Hampshire have purchased the Lamphere
mil and mountain lots, also the tin Der
let's of George Webster and Roger Hovey.
pulp mill is talked Of which would be a
very good thing for Worcester.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from sixth page)

day. He has purchased an interest in a
dry goods store at Ludlow, which he will
conduct IN partnership with his son-in-
law. Charles Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur q. Vinica have ar
rived to spend the remainder of the ", elk
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs f.. a.
ThaCher. Mr.. \inica has moved his house.
hold effects from North Gorham, Me-,
where for two years he had charge of the
electric light plant for the city of Port
land. He has purchased II half interest
in a store liz Pcnacook, n. H.. which he
VIII manage in partnership with his faith
er.
Tho Chautauqua circle held an inter-
esting meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs
d. Mitchell. The new president, Mrs
Lcnluel Richmond, presided and an inter-
esting series Of papers on Rome were pre-
sented. The ladies will hold their next
meeting with Mrs. a. h. Tewksbury.
y son was born this week to Mi. and
Mrs. Ernest Luce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene TORY have re-
turned to their homo in Lyons, n. v,
after a ten days visit with his mother
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Torrcy.
Miss Maud Newton is spending a week
in Clarcmont, ~ II.
Herbert Cook has returned from a visit
IN Ipswich. Mass.
j. j. Blanchard, Clarence $. Booth. w.
H. Kcnney and Frank kctcham have
gone on deer hunting trip to the north
ern part of the state
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newcitv left Tues
day for Montgomery. They came from
their home in Bristol several days ago to
visit his father, j. f. Newcity.
Mrs. Myrtle Truce left Tuesday for Pos
ton. She will be absent three weeks. dur
ing which time she will also visit in Port
land and New York.
Mrs. Julia Berry of Bradford. Mass, is
/ guest of her cousin, Mrs. j. w. Gabri-
Gle. Ter husband returned home Mon
day.
The ladies ways and means society Of
the congregational church will meet TO-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. A. b. Tewks
bury.
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lie schools
Large portraits of Washington. Lincoln.
Nc fincy, Longfclow and Whittier have
been hung In the village grammar school
room through the efforts of the teacher
and pupils, and the aid Of many citizens.
reside the program already noted mt the
tc"chcr's meeting last Friday evening,
Rev j. T.. Curricr responded to the lurs-
ton. Does tho present condition justify
the establishment of n school for higher
English" Edwin G. Smith to DOCS the
truant law mean anytf ing" and Will
liam G. White to, "W no has tho power to
dismiss tcacher?" Many others took
part that we cannot mention for lack Of
space. Citizens as well as teachers have
shown their interest III these meetings
during the past term to 81 greater degree
than heretofore. The meeting adjourned
To the first Friday evening of the ~in-er
term