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Mil TON.

Mrs Anna F. Plant died Friday after
noon at o clock OF bronchial pneumonia
She had been sick with the grip about
two weeks and it developed into pneu-
monia. The funeral was held from her
late home on Monday at o'clock p. m.
The Rev. f.. T.. Herrick otticiated, assist
ed by the Rev. G.. w. Clark of Georgia
Friends present from out of town to at
tend the funeral We're Deacon II. NJ. Ste
vens and Mrs. Louisa Stevens of st. Al
bans. the Rev c. w. Clark and wife of
Georgia. William Parmelee of Burlington.
The interment was beside her husband in
the family lot in the village cemetery
The Rev. Mr.. Atwood of Colchester
preached two very interesting and in
Structive sermons at the congregational
Church Sunday morning and evening
Mrs Marie Dimmick of Westford is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. r. L. Gant.Mrs.
Emily Crotto has returned from a visit
in Northumberland Hewey of Fair
fax has moved to the house which he pur-
chased of his brother, Orson HeweY.-Mrs.
=. r. jerome and two little children are
visiting friends in Plattsburgh.-'rhe For
esters ball at village hall last Friday
evening was attended by npout 40 couples.
Supper was served at the Glenwood. The
Howard Opera House orchestra furnished
music.-Mrs c. L. Wolcott fell Sunday
evening and sprained ner ankle quite
badly-A law suit Monday afternoon be
tween Charles Howard ana Roy Caswell,
about damages to a wagon, was decided
in favor of Caswell The suit was brought
before Justice Fuller.-Mrs. Charlotte
Fairchild has returned from a few days
visit in Hardwick Lucien Mason of
Barre has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
n. T.. Phelps.
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WILllSTQN.

Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney has gone to
Minneapolis for the winter,-Miss Ger
trude Bryant went to MorrisVlle as sun
day school delegate to the convention
Misses Bessie Morrill, and Martha Miller
went to Montpelier Wednesday.-M
Clough and Burns went with their schools
to Montpelier Thursday.-The l.. r. l..
will meet with Sadie Dodds Saturday
afternoon.-The funeral of Charles Wat
son was largely attended from his late
residence Friday at one o'clock, the Rev,
w n. Crawford ofiicated The bearers
were l." y. Talcott, 5. n. Marshall j. IL.
BushnelrN II. johnson, a. l.. Bingham
and D. |. TalCott.-There was "A family
gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Goodrich Sunday IN honor of Mrs,
Shedd who leaves for her home in Mis-
souri, this week.
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smarting or irritation IN passing. hricK-
dust or sediment iu the urine. catarru
of the bladder. uric acid. constant head
ache, dizziness, slsoplossuoss nervous
ness, irregular leart-beatug. rheuma-
tism, bloating. irritabiity, WORKOUT feel
ing, lack of mhtion. loss of flesh, sad
low complexion.
If your wator when allowed to remain
undisturbed i'm glass or bottle for
tWcu,E-fou" hours, forms a sediment or
settling. or has cloudy appearance. it
is ovid uc, that your kidneys and bad-
der urrI immediate attention
In tniins swamp Root you afford natu-
raj help to Nature, for Swamp Root is the
most perfect healer and gentle aid to the
kidneys that is known 10 medical science.
Swamp-Root is the great discovery Of
DIR l[ilmer, the eminent kidney and hlad-
der specialist. Hospitals use it with Won
derful success in both slight and severe
cases. Doctors recommend it to their
patients and use it in their own families.
because they recognize in Swamp-Root
the greatest and most successful remedy.
If you have the slightest symptoms Of
kidney or bladder trouble or if there is A
trace of it in your family history, send at
once to Dr.. Kilmer * Co, Binghamton,
y. y. who will gladly send you free by
mail, Immediately, without cost to you =
sample bottle of swamp Root and a book
Of wonderful swamp Root testimonials.
Re sure to say that you read this gener-
cous offer in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press"
If YOU are already convinced that
Swamp Root is what YOU need, you can
purchase the regular hfty-cent and one
dollar size bottles at drug stores every
where. Don't make any mistake. but
remember the name. Swamp Root, DR..
1lilmcr's swamp Root and tho addrre-.
Binghamton \. Y, on every bottle.
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CHARLOTTE.

At meeting of the directors of Lake
View Creamery association, Stanton VIII
liams was elected director and president
OF the board to fill the uneXpired term of
the late 5. Il. Russell.-The Ladies' Aid are
arranging to give a play entitled Aunt
Jerusha's Quilting Party" in the Congre-
gatonal vestry some time in November
Raymond MCGEE is at work on Isaac De
void's new house near the creamery. The
progressive chicken pie supper in the YES
try netted over $20-Harvey Fairchild has
recently bought the John Manor place
on the Ferry road.-Miss Sophia Williams
was home over Sunday from Castleton
normal school,--A teachers meeting was
held in the school house in No, Friday
OF last week. Several Interesting pa
pcrs Were read, among them being an
article ON Porto Rico by Miss Quinlan,
who spent some time teaching there, -
Miss Kate Flemmng Of Burlington re-
Gently visited her mother and family here.
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HlNESbURGh.

Mrs. j. l.. Collins and Miss Grace Sill
som Of Monkton were the guests of Mrs.
l arker Saturday.
DR.. IL. l.. Wilder and family of Burling-
ton were in town last week. Mrs. VIII
der and daughter spent several days with
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lahage Of
Montreal visited the latter S daughter,
Mrs Fred DeLongfeld last week-Charles
Leonard is in the Adrondacks. hunt
ing deer.-Mrs. j. H. Allen has returned
from Bristol, with her grandson.-Fred
DeLongneld has rented the Marshall Til
ley house and will soon go there to live.
Hiram Russell is moving to Starksboro,
Mrs, a. S. Hull and Mrs. Frank An
drews attended the funeral of Charles
Walston in Williston Friday.-There was
a special meeting OF the w. r. c. Satur-
ldny-Levi Bissonette injured himself by
falling from tree, a short time ago,
While picking apples
| Rehearsals for the cantata of Don Mu-
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HANKSVIllE

Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Sweet have a baby
girl born October 20.-Mrs. Harry Wal
ston of Monkton visited at j. n. Shat
tuck's last Vocabulary Geary and Gertie
Shattuck visited at Miss Gearys home in
Lincoln Saturday and Sunday.-Jack
Cook of Wallingford visited his nephew,
Gale Hulctt, and wife the first of the
week.-B. =. Gorton is afflicted with boils.
Mrs. Frank Walston and Paul La Force s
little girl are on the sick lSt.-The sur
prise party at J. ID. Shattuck's Friday
night was a success.--Frank Walston is
moving to Starksboro. +. o. Gorton has
bought Walston's farm and is moving
thcre.-Mrs. Elmer Moody had the misfor-
tune to sprain her ankle last week.
Walter Brown and Willie Dwyer shot a
deer this week.
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RICHF0RD.

Mrs sheldon Roricht died at hcr home
on Eivcr street. Friday moruiu-, oct -.
Suo hlo been III for some time. The fun'r-
al WAS held from the house SATURDAY tt-
tcrnOou. Tho Revs Smith and 500
field omciatod Mrs. rorisht was ID ma
tive of Nonkton, a dauCht'r of tho late
Major Rutherford of that place. Sh. "a
surN ivoi hv husband two sous and two
daughters ;. Brown. who Is
one of the pages in tho House at Mont
pelior was at home here over sunday
Judge II. =. Miller of Johnson Is visiting
his son, T.. +. Miller, hore.-MrS. r. +.
HoUkius and daughter Katie, went tn
Montpelier last week to stay two weeks
with REPRESENTATIVE Ilopkins-Mr. and
Mrs oscar N,GrcSOr gave whist party
last Friday evening In honor OF Mi and
Mrs l. j. Sweat and w, O. Sweat who
are to leave for los Angeles, cal. this
week Wednesday to spend the winter
Tho R,V. and Mrs. r. T. Leach spent
last week ~ Foster, Que, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William s, Foster. The
Roy. t. *. Il Cogswell and bride of Old
town. Me. are visiting his parents here
sheldon T.. Borght of Richford is at
Nortrolirr this week to take examination
for adni- sion h the har,-Phillip Main
vie, who recently moved TO RoNton
Falls. Que, Is in town trying TO settle
I'M hi affairs herc.-'The reservoir was
clenned ont last Saturday, which was tue
cause Of roily water for two days-One VI
the hunters. who were out on the hills
after deer saw one, a tne buck, and
good shot but he could not shoot his sun.
fIe said he never felt so before. olt
hunters say it WAS a clear case OF buck
fever.-The hand boys gave an open air
concert Monday evening with a good long
programme The first real snow storm
Of the season came Wednesday morning,
Oct. 2a.-ENpress Agent Hobert Kendall
and wife went on the excursion % NeN
York Wednesday the many deer re
ported to have been seen in and about
this vicinity the past season. not one has
bean shot vet
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mitchell Russell moved last week into
the house vacated by W. O. Chamberlin.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Osnlan Fisher of Bristol
visited at f.. r. Strong's last week.
Work commenced this week on the
WoOdmans hall. Lawrence Gardiner and
two sons Of Lincoln are building the wall
IF. w. Tart spent few days at Mont
pelier and Harro last Week.-The Misses
Georgia Brewster and Alma Carpenter re-
turned to their school at Randolph Mon
day after SPENDING a few days at home
Mr., and MIS-. Michael Madigan and chill
drcn of Burlington and Mrs. Catherine
Became of Lincoln are the guests of YER
non Sargent and f. II. eBan.-B. j. Car
renter of Chicago was in town Tuesday
calling on friends. Mr. Carpenter was
born and spent his boyhood days here. 1t
has been IS years since he visited his ma
tive toWn.--Dr. Nj. NJ. Ball of Rochester
visited at d. f. Hanks last week.
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WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. RIce and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Grow returned from Boston
Saturday night-AIrs. Nltton of Bur
lington spent Sunday with her daughter,
Miss Alice Whitton.-ieorge Hall is
spending a few days in Boston.-lrvinls
cobb was home from college, over Sun
day.--Wilbur Parker sold his goods at
auction Tuesday preparatory to going
vest.-Mr. and Mrs L. G. Gleason, and
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Nj. Gleason returned
Thursday from two weeks visit in Barre
and Vicinity.-Mrs r "A. Stone. who has
been visiting at East Georgia returned
Thursday.-M and Mrs. s &. Bates have
returned from BoSton.-The band will
give dance in the town hall Friday
evening.
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WEST BOLT N.

Mrs s. A. Thayer and Mrs. Eddy Of
Stowe are visiting relatives in town
Oscar Tomlinson and wife visited in town
last week.-Mrs.. G. w. Streeter spent
last week in Waterbury.-John Gregory
and wife have gone to New York State
on "A visit.-Chark Streeter returned from
al hunt Saturday with a deer-G w. KEEL
logg is spending a few days at home. --
Miss Mertie Pcase is at home for a few
days from her school in Johnson. Charles
Lamb of Worcester, Mass. is the
guest of Miss Jennie Tomlinson.
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Backache, Uric Acid and
Urinary Trouble

Among the many famous cures of
Swamp Root investigated by the Free
Press" the one We publish to-day for the
benefit of the wonderful curative proper
ties of this great kidney remedy. DIR.
kILMER & co, Binghamtou, y. Y.
Gentlemen When ! wrote You last
March for a sample bottle Of swamp
Root. my wife WAS great sun 'rer
from backache, rheumatism and urin-
airy trouble. also excess of uric acid.
After trying the sample bottle. she
bought large bottle here at the drug
store That did her 50 much good she
bought more. The effect Of swamp
Root was wonderful and almost i'm
mediate. She has felt no return OF the
old trouble since.
Oct, lSbl. +. THOMAS,
At BEST ST. Buffalo y. =.
Lame back is only one symptom of kid
neY tlouble-one Of many Other sYmp-
toms showing that you need swamp
Root are. Obliged to pass water often
during the day and to get up many times
at night. inability to hold your urine.
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EAST HARDWlCK.

Mr.. and Mrs Hastings and daughter
from Elmore were the guests of his sister,
Mrs w Talbert last Sunday.-AlrS Sarah
Fuller went last Sunday to WheeloCk to
spend n few weeks with relatiVes.-J. w.
UoVcy had niece from Jericho visiting
him a few days last week.. w. Cam
eron from Glover was the guest of his
sister. Mrs. O. T.. Currier Il few days last
week.-Frank Montgomery had the mis-
fortune to have good horse die last
week. W. bailey also lost cow-Frank
Russell is making quite extensive repairs
on his grist mill.-Truman Gould is paint
ing and papering the Baptist parsonage
this week.
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HUNTINGDON.

Miss Daisy Kenyon returned to her
school in johnson Monday after a brief
vacation with her parents.-Mrs. Law
renee Swingcr has been i'll for the past
week with stomach trouble.-E. Nj.
Sprague picked a tomato in his garden
this fail which weighed one pound and
II nces.-Nlrs. j. w. Johnson is among
the sick in wn-Mrs. Guy Bckford en-
tcrtains the Cleaners Circle next week.
II is requested that tho members meet "A
little earlier on account of the short af-
ternOonS.-A prayer meeting TINS week
will he held at the parsOnage.-A deer
was killed In sherman Hollow the 18th by
a son of Edison Owen.
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COLCHESTER

The Rev. g. l.. Story occupied the Con-
gregational pulpit last Sunday, giving an
Interesting talk on S,lnday-school work.
The Rev. G. Il. Atwood supplied the pull
pit in Milton. Mrs Charlotte Smith is
visiting at f. r. Smith s.-A daughter
was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. Tompson
last Week.-Mrs. Hattie MacBride who
has been at home for a few days visit,
returned to johnson Monday .-.Clyds
Wheeler has been obliged to have his leg
reset. MIR and Mrs. Lynn Moulton have
been visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Jose
phinc }rownel is ill.-Mrs. Fred Wilson,
who has been visiting her mother in Ches~
ter, has returned homc.-Thc King S
Daughters will meet Saturday, November
!, at the home of Mrs. p. L. Parmelcc.
There will be "A Halloween social held
az Mrs. Ellen Wrghts next Friday, Oc-
tOber 81.
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COM NJ ERCl All.
Now York Produce Market

New York, Oct, %,
ITO R-Recepts $50 bbls. Firm.
Winter patents, IS. 60Nt3 81; winter straights
s.. llT355. winter extras s.. SJq3,1 0 winter
low grades. g. 65u2.90i Minnesota patents,
Sg.f@iil0.
RYE TLOUR-The market was quiet.
Ban TO- good sS.lbQc3 40; choice to fancy
WHEAT, Receipts SO925 bu; spot dull
80. red 7Sasc elevator, No, 2 rcd 7SAc
fob. Tfoat. No. / northern Duluth $50
I.o,b. afoat No hard Manitoba S3$.c
io,b alioat closed easy; March SOi "a
81 Lice closed Niac, May 7Sigm79lAc closed
!H..c; Dec, 7o',m7a s,lbc, closed 7ahc.
.CORN-Receipts 1880 bu; spot easy.
NO. 2, SI1c elevator and G7Ac Fob. aiioat
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Y. G. Nay returned Saturday from
n visit In Waterloo, +. Q.-Frank Howe
Is visiting his aunt. Mrs Rosmond Eel
lows Mrs. l. |. Rood has returned from
three weeks visit with relatives in
Nilton.--Albert Galusha of Nashua, y. H.,
has been spending a few days in town.
- II. Lamberton of the Morrsville Mes
sonCer, was in town Monday.-Miss Nellie
Field and Isabel Cochran returned to their
school in johnson Monday.-Albert Bying-
ton returned from Boston Wednesday,
Fred Wright of Burlington was in town
Monday.-Mrs. William Doom of Pleasant
Valley has been visiting her parents a
few DAYS
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Charles King has sold his farm, known
as the Sidney Hard farm, to John Bene-
dict, overseer Of the Queen city cotton
MIL for $1,000 Mr. King reserves the use
of the place one yedr.-lella Prior. who
has been quite sick is much better
Charlie Rean has been to StarkSboro
deer hunting but did not kill any.-Roy T..
Tlley and family and Mrs. Mary Tillcy of
Swantou are visiting relatives in town.
John DUEL has been appointed road COM
missioncr.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles King
have returned from a visit with relatives
in Fairfax and Fletcher.
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WEST MILTON,

DR.. W. White of Middlebury visited II.
ID. Costello over Sunday.-G. w. Granger
is nursing badly bruised thumb caused
by too close contact with piece of bridge
iron-Mrs. Earle Costello is at Jed Ever
csts for few weeks. Mr.. Everest is
slowly recovering from bronchial pneu-
monia.-Mrs. McCauley and son and Mr..
lIerrick left Tuesday night for their home
in Chicago.-Mr. Morsan's little girls are
better and able to sit up.-Bert Evarts
moved his family to Milton Centre Mon
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Essex Junction was in town on Monday,
Miss Madaline Schweig was at home
from Burlington over Sunday.-Dr. and
Mrs. A. j.. Burdick went to New York on
the excursion.-E. s. Sinclair is home from
the White Mountains. There was a birth
day party at Augusta Stcarns on Monday.
October N.--rhcre is to he an Epworth
League social at Wellington Wimhles on
Friday evening. -Ceorge Davis has rented
the Isaac Austin farm.-E. S. Whitcomb
is much improved i'm health,
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, OCt. "
The copper market to-day opened strong
but fell of with the rest of the list later
in the day. Analsamated Copper fell 1
to t37y. Copper Range advanced Is to tJi4
hut slUmpod to 63l4; Centennial stffened
% To ~, but broke to 1872; Ca lumct brought
$40; Adventure yielded - to T. but Bins-
ham improved !, to 29ii Mohawk sold at
i76i 1914 and Oseola at 56ieM56: l.. S. was
firm at 2t&.M2lia.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Sophia pinsmore of Georgia, visit
ed Mrs, Lucinda Tabor last week.-Mrs..
David Bath of St Adams, was taken very
sick at her sisters October y, but is
mproving-Miss Ann Howard died at
Cosud ul9 no p9uunuoO)
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ESSEA COUNTY
ISLAND POND.

Men are at work on the foundation of
the new Y, NJ, c. A. building, but ii is
not expected that the building viii be
until another season-Ai Miss
Maudo Carleton fell down stairs recently,
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MO are held every Tuesday and Fri
day evening. The concert will be given
November 18th The Howard Opera
House orchestra will assist.-Perry Read
q Co, are preparing to build a carriage
repository 30 feet by 100 feet, TO be done
this falls -. Read and wife returned
from Montpelier Friday.--George Barber
of Montpelier visited his father, o. II.
Barber Sunday.
The Hinesburgh Dramatic club will re-
produce Hickory Farm Saturday, No
vcmber |. There has been a new set of
scenery purchased for the occasion.
Young Harrison owen returned from a
deer hunt in Huntington Monday with a
220-pound buck.-TT G. Russell has sold
his village residence to Mr. Rawson
Pierce for 81 400 and is going with his
family to California.-F. 6. Parker has
been appointed agent of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Mrs. f.. Sanctuary has sold the red mill
TO 7. Il. Donahue, +. Il. Dow and w. T..
Andrews. who will start Il grist mill on
the first floor, as soon AS the machinery
can be put in. and "A creamery in the basc-
mcnt the first of March.-I.eW Bissonctto
tell from an apple tree and was seriously
lurt but is improVing now.
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ST. G. ORGt.

Mrs. Emma Hinsdil has been spending
a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
G. l.. Leonard of Hinesburgh. Mrs Mary
az lsham has returned from a years visit
with her son Albert Isham Of Caldwell.
iaho. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chase visited
lin Cnucrhlll few days last wc"k.-lrV-
ing Isham is hunting deer i'm Washington
county.-John Buley has moved his fam
lily to Montpelier and Fred Goodrich has
moved to the parsonage recently occupied
by MIR. Bulcy Miss Florence Isham is
working for Mrs. Laura Hinsdill-Thcra
was not any school Friday or Monday
and Tuesday on account of sickness of
Miss Clark. the teacher.-Miss Mary
Wright OF Hinesburgh will teach the win
ter term of school in district No /.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston, Oct. y.
RTTTER-Market was firm; northern,
creamery. 25N25i%c: western 2iuAlac !;
eastern. 24u2lC.
CHEESl,-F'irm; new, l2G12Ac.
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SHELBURNE,

Mr.. Stillwcll went to New York Sal
urday night with is Of DR.. W. 5. Webb $
horses. which will be sold at auction this
Meek.
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ELGIN BUTTER MARKET.
Elgin. H.. oct. 27.-Butter firm at 2iIec.
with no sales on call. The output for the
week isG00 pounds.
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UNDERHlLL.

S. A. Hale wishes to thank all those
who so kindly and ably rendered such
willing service during the FIRE at his place,
The ground was white with snow on
Wednesday morning.-Miss Mary Bates
OF burlington spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs r.. 5. Whitcomh-'rhe annual mis-
sionary meeting of the Home Land cir
Gle was held at the church parors on
Thursday afternoon.-Mrs. Sarah Hayden
Is spending some time among friends in
Jericho,-William Natrass has moved his
family to Jericho. -Rollin ellison and his
mother of Bethel have been the guests
of Mr., and Mrs. G. g. Abbott. Weed d
Abbey have recently put telephone in the
Rutland railroad station.--Don Buker
now occupies the Small Washburn house,
Ira Lincoln has been quite III, but is
now conNalesoing. -Clinton Mead IL in
Vergennes as nieht Waterman at the In
dustrial school.-Miss Myrtle Wallace,
who has been in town "A few days with a
supply of ladies' hats for sale has re-
turned home.-I1enry Locklin of Boston
is visiting his sister Mrs, n, II. Hale
julie Lyon has rented the Asam house.
Mrs. Lillian Maurice is at ner mothers
, Mrs. S. A. Iiale's,--W. G.. Stevens oil