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FORESTDALE,

Mrs. Dixon and son Roy. of Gouverneur,
y y, visited Mrs. A. G. Chupcn last we, k
Mrs. L. J. Fortior is visiting her daush
ter, i'm schenectady, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Washbum of Gaysville are visit
ing n. ). Newton.-ChHrles Stone of Mid
dlohury has moved into 5. *. Briggs
housc.-Mrs il. ID. Pump of Waterbury is
Visiting at George Rogers'.-M and Mrs.
Dexter Mcintyre are in Proctor.-(ieorge
Rogers is ill.-Miss ) phronia Fortier has
typhoid feVCr-A son WAS born to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nicholas p. fleming, September Is
Miss Anna Hendee and Archie Carr of Ar
linGtOn are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel I}odgctt.-Mr. and
Mrs. Is. A. Andrews Of SladorsVillc f. l.,
are visiting at William IIulrs.-Carl Nc
GoWan has returned from Hyde Manor,
Sudbury. -Rohort Mcdonald of Hinsdale
\. H., is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs
Harry Mcdonald.
Charles Nicklaw of Boston is visiting his
parents in this place.. h. Hewitt has
returned from II visit to his granddaugh-
ter in RrattlcbOro.- Miss Florence Hin re-
turned Wednesday from Plattsburgh, \.
Y, where she has been several weeks
Mrs. Philip Nickaw and SON George are
visiting in StarksbOro and LinColn.-A son
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roland johnson,
Sept. 30.-Miss Minnie l'rcdettc is visiting
her sister i'm Rutland Lewis w. Severy Of
Malone y. T., is visiting his mother, Mrs.
George Severy.-MsS Nerder of Rutland Is
the guest of Mrs. John Painc--M II. c.
Hooker is ill--Mrs. Thomas Purcell and
daughter of Orwell are visiting at Edward
Sullivan s.-Mr. and Mrs w. II. G. Whit
comb and son of Rutland are visiting at
G. H. Bump s-Norman Nicklaw Is visit
ing in Rutland-Miss Maude Alexander of
Springfield, Mass, is visiting here.
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BROOK FIELD.

The Br, okfield ball team played at Ran
dolph Saturday defeating the Randolph
team by score Of to /. a return game
will be played here next Saturday "e
Ladies society held a social with Mrs. &.
X. Sprague last Friday afternOon.-Mrs.
Clarcncc Bartlett was unable to return to
Barre as expected on account of illness
last wcek.-Carl Re ed Is on the sick hist 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G Holm es visited in Strat-
ford Saturday.-A public telephone has
been placed at the Centre In the residence
of Irving Ahbott-Albert Sargent fell from
"A staging while working at j. W. Par
menter's, receiving severe injuries, but /,
gaining quite a delegation from this place
attended Mortified fair,
The Randolph base ball team played n
reform game with Brookhcld, at the latt er
place last Saturday In the 4th inning on,
OF Randolph men met with an accident tc
his hand 80 the game was forfeited
standing II to in favor of Brookneld
Brookfeld has lost one game out OF ter
this scason.-Frank Peabody Is at HON,
sicl; threatened with typhoid fever-Dr
Goodrich Of Barre is attending Calvin
Jackson.-Circular Conference meets witt
the Branch Churrh Tucsday.-Charlc'
Eddy is moving his family to Mortified,
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WAlTSFiELD.

The ladies of the Methodist chuch are
to have a chicken pie supper in their dim
Ing roms at the church on Tuesday cvrn-
ing, October - All are cordially invited
i. II. Neil has bought of NJ. j. Water
man the John Waterman farm adjon-
ing his home place, but will not take pos
session until next spring.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred BcttlS are to go soon to Medford,
Mass, where he has CONFERENCE.-The.
Dora Eddy of Stowe is visiting in town
fur a few daNS.-At Il meeting held at G.
\. r. hall Thursday evening. october 3.
grange was Instituted by the state mas.
ter. {. j. Bell of Walden, assisted by Dep
utY ~. f Iiill of Waterbury Center, and
other visiting members. 1t is to be known
as Mad River Valley Grange. No. 29i. and
starts out with y charter members and
the following list of officers: Master, r..
r.. Prentis; oVerseer, w. c. Kelsey; lee
turer, II. Il. Gaylord; chaplain, Geo. NJ.
Jones: steward, Il. ii. Jones; treasurer.
Or. II. -. Hopkins; secretary, d. IL. Skin
ner; assistant steward Il. l.. Joslin; lady
assistant steward. Mrs. Il. l.. Joslin: gate
keeper Fred Parker; Pomona, Mrs. Geo
NJ. Jones; Ceres. Mrs. ". c. Kelsey
Flora. Mrs. +. +. Wilder; musical dircc-
tor. y. /. l}oNCc; organist Mrs. II. H.
Junes.--Capt. ana Mrs. O. c. Wilder hav,
returned from a several weeks visit in
Montpelier p Il. Gaylord and c. IL
Clay went Monday to Brooktield after
some cows.--J. G. Harris went to Barre
Friday on business, Mrs. Frank Grihir
rents, MIR. and Mrs +. NJ Savage.-Wm
Dana and son. Chester, and s. j. Dana
ana son. Henry, are visiting the Pan
American at Buffalo this week.
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RANDOLPH CENTER

y. l.. Boyden and wife have gone this
week to attend the ExpositiCn,-Quitc Il
number from this place attended the fair
at runhridge last Wednesday and Thurs
Gay They report large number of pco-
pie and about the usual number of drunk
cr fellows, there being II In the lookup at
one time.-Snow was seen In several places
last Sunday,-Samuel Galpen Is at j. B.
Adams, He is here to buy more cattle
Frank Church arrived home last Thurs
day from Massachusetts, where he has
been for several weeks with his grand
mother.--A game Of bail was played on
Angel Park last Saturday between the
Randolph and Brookheld mines, the score
stood II to in favor of Brookfed at the
end of the 4th inning. The Randolph team
got disabled and went home.
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CHELSEA.

Edward NJ. Coburn, who has been for
some years in the employment of the
swift Feet company of Chicago, stationed
at Hartford Conn, is now spending Il
weeks vacation with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Munroc O. Cuburn-The Junior
Benevolent society of the Congregations al
church gave II sociablc Monday evening in
the north vestry. at which literary ana
musical exercises We're rendercd.-Nli s.
Rhoda Miller of Meadows, y. H., is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. IIoltOu s, Annis, ut
her home on West lIill.-A hunting party
consisting of col G. s. Emery, Or. Fred
l.. DcCkwith. William NJ. Flanders ard
Arthur II. MorcY are this week spending
Il vacation at tho Taylor place on Wash
ington height, ready to shoot all lawful
gnmc.-Thc following have been elected
officers of the local christian iIndeavOr
society for the ensuing year: President,
Efiie NJ Courn. Vicc-presidcnt. Norman G.
%urhnnk corresponding secretary, Hat
tie IT, Dearborn. recording secretary, En-
ma w. Hatch; treasurer, Henry w. Bur-
bank; chairman of committees, lookout.
Mrs. Pcrss u. Comstock: praycr-mceting
Richard ~. Bacon; social, Lena f.. Spad-
ing missionary, Hattie H. Dearborn
music, Sadie NJ. Eastman; flowers. Mar
garct Comstock.-Orange county cream
cry building Is now undergoing cXtensiN Q
rcmodcling whereby both new milk will
he tah"u and the skinned milk delivered
at the south end. an exterior addition hav-
ing been built as a driVeway.-Mrs. George
j. Iclmcr, with her two children, left fer
her New York home after a summer ;
vacation spent with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William +. Hood. Mrs. Charles Hell
mcr, who has also been visiting here re-
Gently. accompanied Mountaineering
missionary exercises were held in the Con-
grecationa Ncstry on Sunday evening las,
unuer the dlrcC ton of Deacon Willard s
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Fred w. Churchill and Miss Ida I.'IIru-
reux were married October at the brides
home on Clay street by DR.. Smart.
Mr. and Mrs George II. Young and Earl
Wright have returned from the Pan-Am-
clican EXposition.-Mr and Mrs. f. d..
Thayer have reformed from Boston. where
they went to attend the funeral of Nrs
Thayers mother.-The W. G. T. L.. will
meet Friday evening at 7:3O at the home
of Mrs. a. S. Capen on Carver strect.-'rha
ladies of the Baptist church cleared about
S45 at tho chicken pie supper. held last
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
ROCHESlE Err,

Cartez Brownson and wife have been
visiting in Richmond this week.-Edith
Adams has returned to Goddard Semin-
ary-The NJ. f. society hold their annual
harvest supper Wednesday. Eugene Rob
inson from Waterville, n. Y, has been in
town a few daNS.-The Outing club was
invited to a husking at Edward Marie s
last Friday night-On account of rain
there was no moonlight excursion last
week.-Mrs. Wallace Campbell IL In Lowell
and Boston. Mass. for a few weeks.-The
mountains here were white with snow
Sunday morning.-Mrs. Prassor was In
Warren Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs John
Nichols is in Boston, Mass, for a while
There was a husking at Elroy Babcock q
last Friday night-Burney kidder Is In
Bost on. Mass, and Lynn visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgerton and son have re-
turned from their trip to Boston and VI
cinity,-Ethel Prasser has returned from
Warren Bean and Green have the opn-
tract for cutting and delivering 60 900 fes
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WATERBURY,.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Whitehill are spend
ing "A few days at the Pan American ex-
position.
j. +. Somerville has sold his house to
Mrs. Cloueh of Waterbury Centre.
The repairs at the congregational church
are nearly completed.
Tho special meetings at tho Methodist
church will be continued through this
week.
Mrs. Watts, who has been iii for several
days is much improved.
The rooms i'm the Parker block are being
fitted for a hardware store, which is to
ne opened by Crlo Ayers.
Charles Palmer has purchased the drug
business of w. L. Carpenter and will take
pos session the first of November.
The Advent Conference VIII be held the
remainder of this week at the Advent
church. This is a state conference and 1t
is expected that there Will be some good
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Whitehill who have
tecn spending a few days in New 1orI.
have returned home.
IN Minard ard family are to move into
j. l.. Somervillo's residence on Main street.
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EAST ROXBURY,

Pert Allen has returned to Baltimore,
Md for another years work in the dental
Ccllcgc.--At tho Hart auction last Thurs
day cows sold from SIS TO $25 The place
was bid off to l.. a. Eastman for s550.-lra
Wiley has finished work for i. o. Allen
and Is to work for a j. Ladd There was
good snow storm Sunday morning and
enough snow fell to give everything a win
try lpok.-Mss Mary Morris is TO work for
Mrs. f. q. Allen Mrs. Matte Wardnor
ana Mrs. Guy Blanchard visited in Barre
Friday. Mrs. a. b. Austin from Morris
VILE was at George Foss' Wednesday
niEht.-Addic Laid is at home from Pan
dolph Centre whore she has been at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wardner attended
the Tunbridge fair Wcdncsday.-"Nct
Williams and Henry Flint are at work
here with their machine threshing. They are
also cutting onsilage. -Alphcnso Ladd was
taken suddenly i'll friday while going
home from the postofIicc and had to be
carried to his home. lie still remains very
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WARREN.

Elmer Miller has gone to Barre to work.
Arthur Long has gone to Medford. Mass.
to work.-Mrs Rose Whitney is visiting In
towu.-Pearl Hall was in Montpelier last
weck.-Gcorge Colby and wife, Frank
Bruce and wife were in Bristol WedneS-
day on business.-Miss Marcia and Lipha
Hutchinson visited their sister, Mrs. Geo.
j. Long over Sunday.-Mrs. Edwin Nc
Glaflin remains about the same.-Dr.
Dodge and wife, Horace Lyfford and wife
have gone to the Pan-AmeriCan at Buffa-
10. y. Y. for two weeks stay.--The many
friends of Edwin Elliott are glad to learn
that his wife, Anna. is improving very
fast and will be at home soon. She has
been at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
nearly eight wecks.-Roy Russell shot a
crane last week that stood five feet in
height and wings measured six feet from
tip to tip.-Pearl Brown went to Medford,
Mass, last week where he has work.
Edwin Freeman was quite poorly last
week.
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ception was held at the home of the bride
ON Sibcy avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Sibcy
left for Montreal on the morning train fo'
a short wedding trip with the Lest wishes
of their numerous friends ana relatives
on their return they are to reside on Sih-
ley avenue as soon as their home is ready
for occupancy.
Rev. w j. Cloucs, who has been pastor
at the Baptist church nearly two years
rendered his resignation at last sunday
mornings services to take eject ON or be
fore the 3lst of December.
The funeral of Florence Evelyn Brcwcr r,
who died at IIeaton hospital Monday night
of consumption after several years III
ness was held from her late home on sum
me" street Wednesday afternoon AZ
o'clock. The ntermont took place In Green
Mount cemetery.
Mrs. Cora Kinney, wife of Jerry KIM
mis- Of Berlin, died at her home Tuesday
forenoon from gradual breaking down
due to advanced years and diseased heart
and hdneys. Mrs. kimmis never fully
recovered from the effect of being run
into by train at "A crossing between TN
city and Middlesex several years ago. Sh.
leaves husband and an adopted SON.
Charles Kinney, both of whom reside IN
Berlin. Brief services will be held at the
house Thursday morning after which the
remains will he taken to Milton. her form
or home. for burial. There will be SER
vices at Milton conducted by the Rev
George l.. Story.
The death of Mrs. Lewis Burnham, a
longtime resident of the city, occurr'c
yesterday at iIeaton hospital, whore she
has been for several years. The deceased
is survived by one sister Mrs. Gardner
prouty, of Littleton Common, Mass, anc
one stcp-daughtcr Mrs. II. w. kcmptoi
of this city. Brief funeral services vii
be held at the residence of +. w. Mors,
60. pi1 i,tr a nj
O'Clock after which the remains will be
taken to East Montpelier for intcrment
The drama, Cameron Pride" is to b,
presented in Blanchard opera house Octo
Der -. under the auspices of the Ladies
Auxiliary to the Young Mems Christian
Association. The play will be given unde
the direction of Miss Chapman of Bostoi
and the proceeds are for the benefit of tn
Young Mems Christian Association. The
assignment of a part of characters, mum
bering thirty-two, has already been mad
Mrs. l.. A. Towle of st. Louis. Mo. il
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. pa
Nid Brown. for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lane of Boston
Mass, are visiting relatives in the city
on their way home from the Fabyal
House White Mountains, y. II. whet'
they have been spending the summer
George w. Leslie is at Milton to-day at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Jerry Kim
mis-, which occurs there this forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hudson and tw'
children leave to-day for Boston for
visit Of several days prior to their depar
ture for Pasadena. California. where the'
intend making their future home in tn
hope that the warmer climate will ben fl
the health of Mrs. Hudson Their numcr
Gus friends wish them success and pros
pcrity in their now home.
John II. Sentor went to Rutland yes
n isl ic
Senton, who was recently injured in a run
nn1iln,t
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MORET0WN.

Frank Taft of Montpelier was In town
Mpnday.-Rev. Mr.. Whitman and wife
from Waterbury were at II. o. Ward
Tuesday. Mrs Merrill Child went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington
1uesdaY.--Mr, and Mrs, Jed Haskins of
Waitstield visited her sister, Mrs NJ. Child
Ovcr Sunday.-Mrs, b. +. Hart started
Wednesday for Springfield, Mass.-The
supper and entertainment at Sunshine
Lodge, |. o. q, T. Wednesday night last
week was line. Only about 40 were pres
ent on account of the rain.-D. c. Holt
has sold his place to William SomcrVille,
price $i00.-Wells Palmer of Waitsheld Wis
tied his son Leon Palmer. over Sunday
Roland Griffith was at home Sunday
Harold Haylett and Howard Buckley were
home over Sunday.--Mr. Harry Buckley
had IA slight shock Tuesday.
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WORCESTER.

Miss Lillian Vail is spending a few days
with friends In Boston-C. w. Richardson
and family returned Friday from a two
weeks visit in Wallingford and vicinity
Mrs. Nottie Emery Jefferson of Lowell,
Mass, who has been the guest of her
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Alpheus Emery for
the past two weeks, returned to her home
on Saturday. W. II. and Mrs. Atkn.
son have returned frcm their visit to New
fork,-Paul Richardson returned Friday
from his visit to Horizon, y. Y.,-Mrs. NJ
=, Kent has gone to Sringiield. Mass, to
visit her daughter. MIS-, Coorer.
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NEWBURi.

Taking advantage of the low rates to
Buffalo, party Of thirty-siX persons with
H. w. Bailey as conductor left here Sept,
q tor the Pan-Amercan Exposition re-
turning Oct, ., via the StLawrence river
Nj and Mrs Edwin A. Bailey and daugh-
ter of Lexington, Mass, have been in town
several days, the guests of A. w. Sils5y,
-kev. Ira Carter OF Whapeton, Dakota, a
member n the celebrated class of theolo-
gical students at old Newbury seminary
in lSii and later "A steward at the seminary
boarding house, Is visiting In town, Faith
er Carter Is In his sith year, being visor-
GUS and well preserved In mind and body
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BRADFORD.

Miss Genevieve Burroughs is assisting
in the millinery store of Mrs. c. II. Cur
It's this season.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church arc to give a
grown-up chidren's party in the parors
of the church Friday evening, Oct. llth.
Miss Winifrcd Iiiland returned from {,
months vacation in buffalo, y. Y, and
Rutland. Friday and will resume her duties
in the store of J. II. Hunt.
Misses Ella and Melissa Silloway are the
guests of their brother, Henry. in Middle
sex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bagley of West
Topsham have moved into the tenement
in w. Il. ID. Avery's house Mr.. Bagley
will work for Arthur Johnson this winter.
The ladies Fortnlghtly club held their
first meeting Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. II. Wobh
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

A pretty home wedding took place at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Ather-
ton on Terrace street Tuesday after
noon At 80 o'clock, the contracting par
lies being Miss Hattie Bell, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Arthur c. Stickney, and
Daniel u. lIewett both of West Berlin
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
c. O. Judhins in the presence of only few
intimate friends and relatives. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. HGwett were the
recipients Of a number of beautiful and
useful presents. They intend making this
city their home for the future.
The marriage of Daniel Sexton and Miss
Margaret Connolly took place Tuesday
morning at eight O'Clock in 81. Augustine 3
church, Rev. w j. O'Sullivan officiating.
Al the close of the ceremony "A short re-
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Rev. f. u. Handy, pastor of the NJ. T.,
church Stree April, 1000, has been stationed
at Eastport in tho Fast Maine Conference
and has moved his family to that pl5tc.
Rev. David Thatcher Of the st. hlbans
district, his health permitting, will take ur
the work hcrc.-NCurly seven hundred
rages OF the town history is already print
ed. 1t is now believed that the book will
he completed and on sale by January |,
1909 The road commissioner. W. II,
Tcwkshury, has observed tic law. and re-
Gula tons laid down by the state commis-
sioners, having built two pieces Of pernan'
ent road with stone foundation, one Sec
tior, being In tie village. the other on tho
highway between West Ncwbury and the
Cpnirn.
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OF lumber for the erection of the buildings
to be- used by the Barkus Manufact uring
company. who are to locate in brandon.
-Ihe kichapoo company have been in
town part of the week giving enter
tainments in the hall.-There vas "A husk-
ing at VIII Chaffees Wednesday night
and special was run down to take the
huskers Julius Woods and son Hebcrt
have bought out the foundry shops Of Mr.
Ilulctt.-Calls Martin Is at home.-Somc
OF the farmers are helping to III tho car
OF apples to be shipped this week Mr. and
Mrs &. l.. Greeley were in Randolph
MJndaY.-Mr. and Mrs Harry Henry from
New York are here for a week with his
mother.-Gcorge 7. Marvin from Boston,
was recently the guest of Henry WASH
burn.-There was a husking at Oscar Mar
tins Thursday night.-Jamcs Stockwcll is
very low.-Mrs. Helen Breed called on
friends here last week.
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PLAIN FIELD

Rene Davis and Mrs. Hattie Davis visit
cd here last Wednesday. Gardner, the lit
tie four-ycar-old son Of Malcolm McI.oud
fell into the hume in j. NJ Batchcdcr ~
Sons mill last Monday. The water was
drawn off and his body recovered after
life was cXtinct.-Truman Bartlett has
moved into the house recently VaCat Il
by George kidder-Clement Bartlett and
Miss Maudc BatCholder were married AT
the home OF the bride last Thursday morn
ing ny Rev. +, r. Clark.-Mr and Mrs
Richard Fortncy have returned to Boston.
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NORTHFIELD.

close approach to a fatality from as
phyXiatiCn occurred at the home of Mrs
Daniel Gotta Saturday night Mrs. Gotta
her daughter Miss Emma, ana Miss Ag-
nos Graham recently moved into rooms in
the Bacon block Upon retiring SATURDAY
evening Miss Gotta put some coal In the
stove and closed 1t tight Miss Graham
returned from a party few hours later
and detected a peculiar odor in the air
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FOR SALE-Nermont arm broadvlew.
farm of $50 acres large, convenient
barns, never failing soft spring water
with good head. runs through stove in
winter; large silo, brick and frame dwell
ling with ell and veranda, fine elm shade
trees, grand view excellent pastures
with plenty of water, productive land.
easily worked: not stony; will carry
large dairy and growing stock 45 head
or more; 1000 cords of hard wood to spare
which when cut and dry will bring IS Il
cord by drawing + miles; sugar orchard
convenient, apple orchard. Farm is two
miles from East RoXbuiV a small place
with shops. saw mill, telephone office,
postoffice mail twice day. creamery,
school, meetings in large school house,
good community; four miles from South
Northfield, where there are grist mills.
store shops and slate works; six miles
from Ncrthheld depot, quite a business
place having several granite shops, corn
and canning factory, many stores, shops.
churches, etc. This farm can he bought
for $3.50. Address Jennie Is. Ladd, East
Roxbury, VT. 5,wky& Sat3m
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NORTH FAYSTON.

T.. A. Davis moved to his farm in Water
bury last week.-Mrs.. c. +. Posnctt was
at home from Waterbury n part of last
wock.-Nclle and Willie Griffin were at
their home last weck.There was a husk-
ing bee at James Sommerville's last
Thursday night-Eugene Griffin lost his
horse last wcek.-Waltcr Johnson and Bert
NELL are at Waterbury working for f.. a.
Davis
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CALAIS.

l.. G. Dwincll died October 3. The funer-
al was held at the house on Saturday, oct
Cbor D. Miss Aldrch ofiiciating.-Fanny
Hicks died October 4. The funeral was
held Sunday AZ the house,, NJ. pease has
returned from visit in Burlington. II. II.
Bancroft is visiting relatives in Richmond
this week.
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FARM FOR SALES acres in the town
of Underhill. miles on main road from
Underhil Centre. Buildings all in good
repair, running water at house and barn,
farming tools and 10 head OF cattle. :
horses and colt VIII sell on easy
terms or exchange for real estate in Bur
lington, Wnooski or E:ss-x. Apply to
Mrs John Ryan, Uuderhill Centre, VI.
or to NJ. d. Downcy, St Adams. VT.
227. sat Ats l3wt