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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AL BANS,

Tho death of Mrs Alfred G. Stafford 90 =
CURED at Sal Lake City November / Of
l'rieht's disease Of The kidneys. and the
funeral was held on Tuesday. Mrs. Sal
ford who was the eldest daughter of the
on Romeo II. and Bctsey Ainsworth
IioYt, WAS born in this city in 1919 and
was married il 1862 to Alfred g. Stafford
and hal lived Tor several years in Wash
iI.8tCn, >. G., aud salt Lake city, ttah.
Mrs. Stafford l. survived by her husband.
V no Is now a resident OF this city, SON
Philip of Salt Lake City, and one daugh-
ter. Miss Bessie Stafford OF WASHINGTON,
h. G.. a sister, Mrs. Edward f. Lucas of
this city ana three brothers, c. ID. Hoyt
of Chicago, William iIoyt of Chippewa
Falls, Wis, and y. T. Hoyt OF tins city.
The death occurred at midnight Friday
OF Kimbal NJ. Walling of Montpelier,
who passed away at the home OF Mrs.
| clos Bailey OF Fairfield street. where
Mr. Walins had rooms. Mr.. WallinG,
who has been in i'll health for several
months, came to this city on oct. /, enter
ing the employ of +. +. Twitchell " Co.
Last Tuesday night he was seized with
an unconscious attack, to which he hal
been subject. ana this with cerebral ana
heart complications cau.rd his death.
lie was - Years of az and is survive !
by one sister Mrs. T. +. Billings OF
Stowe. Services were held from MI.
Hailcy's residence at 3:ll o'clock Satur-
day afternoon ana the remains were talk
On to Montpelier on the i:"5 D. IN. train,
for burial. Tho Rev. w. Hamilton Bon
nam OhCiatcd at the services. The bear
ers were Roy a, Rrush, T. y. Clark. John
NJ. Thornc Carl \. Soule. Roland kuther-
ford and John r. Wilson.
'Steeple Jack" that ncrNY young man
who spends his days climbing around
church spires and other dizzy heights, had
q close call from death Saturday morning
III a .I.,
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JEFFt RSONVIllt.

Mrs W. X. Sanderson and daughter,
Ethel and Ida. are the guests Of Mrs
Hersa Melendy.-Wa G. Robinson Of
johnson and Jessie NJ. Fletcher of West
ford were united in marriage at the par
sonaee by the Rev. II. G. Howard. OCto-
Der 2'.--Nrs. Lena Coburn and daughter
Of Milton are visiting her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs Charles Richards. r. T. Smith
has returned from Sheldon Junction,
where he has been in the railroad station.
Jared F. Wilcox had a shock of para
lysis Friday evening. October Fl. He was
at his farm about mile from the villa ge
but managed to get into his wagon and
the horse came home. At this writing
November TO- he is on the gain and hopes
~ his recovery are entcrtainnd.-A dauch-
ter was horn 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Stur-
tevaut. October 3l.-Cienticmcn's evening
~ the Crescendo club was held al the
residence Of Mrs. Lottie A. Page. October
3l.-Mrs. r. f.. Smith and daughter visit
ed In Fairfield last week
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ENOSRURGH FALLS.

The funeral of Albert y. Stevens was
held Sunday afternoon at 2;3O o'clock at
the home of his daughter Mrs. \. j.
Harrah, with whom ne had resided for
some years past. The Rev. W. j. NJ.
Eeattic otEciatcl. assisted by the Rev.
q. ". Hunt.-Dr. G. 5. Nutter, prcsid-
iug elder of St Adams district, has ap-
pointed a meeting at the Vcstry Of the
Methodist Church Friday morning at 1890
o'clock of those interested in the camp
meeting associatiOn.-The Women's For
cign Missionary society will meet on We'd
ncSday afternoon ut o'clock, with Mrs.
Charles Ahcll.-ScrVicos Will be held in
the Methodist Church four consecutive
evenings tins week beginning with Tues
day "Veuing.-AliSs Worse of Randolph, u
teacher IN the graded school of Franklin
was "A guest in the family of Prof +. r.
Graves over Sunday.-The Standard Oil
company has started its delivery wagon
from the tank in this place under direc-
ton of O. f.. Blouiue.-The weather report
for October as given by the local OBJ
server is as follows: Mean temperature
for the month was i3.9 with a maximum
of ~ the first day of the month and a
minimum of IS the nth There were cleo
urical storms four days, rainfall 10 days
and II showed on two days. Total rain
fan 81 iuChes,-Mr and Mrs. r. Haynes
Willis, singing evangeists, who have
been assisting in the meetings at the
Methodist Church left Saturday for
Southport Conn. where they have an
engagement the coming fortnight.
Benjamin y. Beatty passed away Tues
day morning. lie had been In III health
the past year Mr., Beatty leaves a wife
and one son, Emmett Beatty. The fun
eral will be held Thursday afternoon a,
one o'clock at his late rcsidcnce-E j.
Parmelee returned Tuesday evening from
an extended trip in the West ana south
Tho condition of the Rev. f. T.. Jefferson
is improved though he is still confined Ia
the house, His pulpit at the Baptist
Church will be occupied next Sunday by
Mrs w. ii. II. Avery of St. Adams. who
very acceptablY spoke both morning and
evening IN that church last SuudaY.-The
Noman's Auxiliary met i'm the rcctory
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Cordelia
Whitney has gone to Boston for fort.
nights staY.-Mrs Emmet Gardner. who
has been the paCSt few months in Albany
\. y, has returned to this place,-.N. IT,
lSllado has sold his tenement on Missis.
quot street to II, H. Baird of Sheldon Con-
sidera ton s775,-The subject of the morn.
ing sermon at the Methodist Church Sun.
day, November 16, will be: 'Our Brother
in Black; or the Relation of the Church
to the Froodmens Aid Society" The
evening topic will be "The Jericho Road, -
which Is the first of series of three SER
mons upon THE Good Samaritan"
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from 3rd page.)

DR.. ]. Churchill Hindes, bass; f. G. Lyon,
The Howard opera House orchestra is
also engage d. The union are cndeaVOring
to sell no reserved seats to cover the eX-
pCnsCs. and it is expected that the towns
people ana surrounding towns will show
their appreciation of a nrst-class enter
tainmeut by liberal patronage. Miss Flor
cncc Allen visited her sister in Bristol
over Sunday.-Mrs Ransom Pierce and
Mrs Tarbox have moved into the Hiram
Russell house, which they recently pur-
chased.
Dayton Kenyon Of this town and Miss
Upper of South Burlington were united
in marriage at the home Of the bride, on
Tuesday. November H. The Rev. c. w.
Stafford performing the CEREMONY
and Mrs. j. Il. Forth were in Swanton
over Sunday. the guests OF +. j. Farrell.
The VS. will meet with Mrs Y. ]. Ilar-
ris Saturday afternoon of this wcck.--The
Rev. G. W. Stafford went to West Bolton
tuesday to assist in some mcetings.-A
child OF Joseph Moose IL quite i'll with Il
fcver.-'rherc will I've Thanksgiving BAH
at the town hall on Wednesday evening,
November ~, under the auspices of Pine
Knot camp, Modern Woodmeu of Am
erica--O. A. Mead, DR.. Mckibbon and l..
II. Read were in Montpelier Tuesday. -The
Dramatic club will 90 to Ferrisburgh,
Tuesday. November IL, to give the play
"Iiiclry Farm. Mrs Susan Ray and
Mrs. l. VI. CrOssman will go to Bristol to
spend the winter with MIS-. a. J., Cain
Miss Laura cutting OF MonttOn is visiting
Mrs. DIS Thompson
George Gilman has bought the Advent
chapel in the village for $50, aud will
move it nearer to the street and make it
over into a dwelling house for two fam
ilios.-Th"rc will he a Thanksgiving ball
I'm ,ho now town hail "Wednesday evening
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ISL LA NOTE.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Abel Phelps returned to
Plattsburgh on the steamer Chateaugay
Friday.-rhe steamer Chateaugay came
Friday for the last load OF apples from
the island. There were about 500 barrels
MIR and Mrs. Charles Wood and family
have come from Wyoming to settle in
this State.-'rhe Rev. T. NJ Barnes went
to Swanton Monday-M. S. Thomas has
returned from Burlington.-Miss Florette
lin Is able to walk on crutohes H. c.
}Iolcombe goes to Burlington TUESDAYS
and Fridays to see Or. Loudon, the
ostApothist.-A. l. Holcomb has been hay-
ing the roof of his kitchen raised the
work being nearly completed, Eddie Hill
has moved into Wyman Holcombs house
for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Con-
nell of Tarrytown, N Y, visited at O.
j. Thomas's last week.-Mrs.. Eli Hol-
comb has returned from a visit at Chazy
N, Y.-Mrs A, NJ. Lengfeld is visiting in
Chazy n. Y.
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RANDOLPH

Mrs. John Seymour who has teor il
for some time died Wednesday at the
1lomc Of her son. Henry seymour iu
Rochester Hollow. Of heart failure. So
leaves three sons, Paul of Worcester,
Mass. Nelson of Randolph and Houlr
with whom she lived. The funeral W
hel dat the lat home Friday, the E...
Homer White officiating.
The land near the Foster place heorgi >
To Spraguc, Warner & CO., Of Chicago his
been sold to Marriott ~ Hayes of this
village for i62j.
Mrs. charles Williams died suddenly
Friday morning at o'clock. The CAUSE
of her death was a shock. Her a 20 We
Years The funeral WAS held SaturlH s.
NJ O'Clock, the Roy. f. G. Rainey oltC IT.
ing. and the interment was at So
View cemetery i'm this village. Be-. :
the husband. who is blacksmith h.r..
she leaves one brother, I.lssam La Fra"it
Of Eralutrec.
Charles Brown. who has been employed
by the Buck Printing company fo' ~'0''
time. has finished work there and gon. -
his home i'm Montpelier.
Mrs Gabrielle. mother of J W. Gabriel,
is seriously Ill.,
An unusually large attendance were
present at the Grange meeting Saturday
night Mrs H. T. Holman had charge -
the programme which consisted of tho
following numbers, Muse, 10y the or
chcstra; readirg. Mrs. a. b, Manchester,
trio. Mossrs. Louis Booth, Clarence
Booth and Roy Holman, solo, Myrtle
Sutton. reading, T.. .Tewksbury; duct,
Mrs. c. $ Booth and Mrs H. T. Holman.
solo, John Hutchinson; reading. Georse
slack; piano duet Mrs Roy Holman and
Flossle Terry; tableauX, cure for Deaf
.rcss'', duet, Mrs. c. s Booth and John
Hutchinson. \ meeting Of the dramatic
club was called after the Grange meeting
and the following officers We're elected
President. Russell BUrridEc; vice-prcsi-
dent. Roy Holman. secretary, Nora Con
molly, treasurer. Mary Morse; executive
committee. G. +. Booth, Lura Montgom-
cry, Georgia Mann and Russell BurriiSe.
Miss May Sargent, who has been toacn-
ing in Chelsea Is spending week IN
town.
News was received mere SATURDAY ol '"t
Ia o'clock Al Worcester. Mass. Of typhoid
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the opening II all goes well. upon Tues-
day. November 70. The Right Rev. A. G.
A. Hail. the bishop OF the diocese will be
present. Other clergy also from the vi
cinity will attend. The service will be at
1890 o'clock in the morning. The mem
bers of the congregation very cordially ex-
pcct their many friends in the neighbor-
hood to be present at the opening.--Miss
Sarah Merrill entertained the st. Agnes
Guild ut her home Saturday afternoon,
November s. Supper was served.-The
Church Relief society met Thursday after
noon, November with Mrs. Daniel War
rem This was tho annual meeting and
the election of officers for the ensuing
year.-St. Marys Guild meets Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Merrill, all
are invited.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
MORGAN,

Mrs I. c. Taylor has gone to Lebanon,
n H.. for the winter Three OF her
daughters live therc.-A bell for the
church bolfry has been ordored-Thc
Woodmen have an oyster supper the even
ing Of the 96th.-Fracis lin stuck a silver
into his hand some days ago and has
since had a very sore hand and is unable
To- work George NJ. Calkins has bought
of @. p. Wilcox his farm and personal
property. Fred Allen has moved to West
Derby lie will work In the foundry
Marcia bartlett has returned to her home
at Island poud.-Thore are several cases
of whoopne cough in town.-lilla John
son is working for c. |, Moore in the
store.
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EAlREAk.

Ntrs 11.vdor of stonbridee y q. and
Mrs. John Mullen Of STANTON visited Mrs.
n ~ I,urns Nov.mhor an Tbere will he
s,,ooi.i ,,oo,inas a, tha Notbodist t,nie
.cnnaI church tbie week conducted nv the
Rav q I I>,my Of Round Lake n y.
and he will Inc assisted nv a soloist Mr..
Wright of Long Island N. Y. The meet
inps arc hold M two o'clock in tho after
noon and at seven o'clock in the evening. -
'rhe Hon. John ken,lrick of Providence, 4
H. enonding -, foy inve win bie family
Mrs N.IIie Rutler has moved into NJ.
Y. Hicks tenement house i'm ths village
Foster FELTON, of Woodstock speut last
week with his familv.-ljddie Rovland is
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STOWE,

Warren T. Seaver died Friday of Bright 8
disease, He had been in failing health for
several years and had been confined to
the house about six weeks. He was Il
years of age and had always resided in
stowe. lie was well-known as music
teacher for many years and was an or
ganist of ability He was n painter by
trade. His wife. Mary NJ. Straw died
about ten years ago and since then Mr..
Seaver has lived alone until within a year
at his home in the lower village. During
the war Mr.. SeaVer served as musician in
the Second Brigade band, The funeral
was held Sunday at 2p MN, and
and Mrs. Henry Russell Of Minnesota are
visiting friends in Stowe after an absence
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ne aesie,ant electrician for the American
Wooden company.
o. NJ. Waterman and Hugh Cushman
left Monday morning for Boston, where
Mr. Cushman will make application for
admission to the United states navy.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs Milo Small cele-
Grated the 10Th anniversary of their mar
rage. large number of their friends
aud relatives Joined with them, making
II very pleasant occasion.
Henry Griffin of Ontario, Oregon. VINO
has been here for the past week with f.
Il. lin, left Tuesday morning for Yer
fcnncs where they have Some thorough
yearly all Of ~ 1ck At this MS place. Which
viii about complete the stock of five car
loads which he recently shipped East
rom Oregon.
Mrs. Sherman Doty has been spending
the past week visiting friends in St
Johnsbury.
The first rehearsal for the play Glass
Iay," to he given under the auspices Of
the Woman's club i'm December was held
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs. G..
Nj Powers. The play was especially pre-
pared for tho students Of Harvard college,
al the characters being represented by
gentlemen.
number Of the students of the Poo
PIES Academy with Prof. w. A. Beobe,
expect to visit Montpelier Friday.
Mrs. Maynard Fillmore leaves this
morning for Hardwick, where she will
spend few days visiting at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Titus.
The young ladies' of the Christian En-
dcavor society will serve a supper to-
morrow evening at the vestry Of the Con-
grcgational Church. The proceeds to be
given toward the new pinno fund
IT, G. Eyer. who has been in flardwick
for the past week on n business trip. re-
turned here Tuesday evening.
Leon t.mmons who has been in the en-
poy of Mould e. Boynton for some time,
has finished his work at their stone sheds
and will leave for New York soon, whore
he has other employment. lie viii move
his family there as soon as arrangements
can he made to do so.
Mrs. Anna Farbush of Boston. has been
here for the past few days visiting at the
home of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. j. W.
Daniels on Gilmore street.
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very fecble.-Warrcn Rockwell went to
Montpelier to the 1900 reunion, held there
tho .0th.-Mrs. c. l.. Pierce and son iIo-
bart of Rutland spent Sunday with Miss
Gertrude Soule.-'The friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hagar gave them surprise
party Friday cVening.-A. A Cheesoman,
who has been i'll with pneumonia is bet
Hammond is threatened with
a fevcr.-El LarVc has moved to Rousos
Point.-W. Warren Rockwell returned Sat
urday night from Baldwin, y. Y, where
he had been to see the new steamer Saga
moro hauled out TO be Enlightened 20 feet
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FRANKLIN.

C. S. Gates OF Swanton, has been in
town for few days.-Mr and Mrs. w. c.
ROBBIE returned Thursday.-C. T.. Toof is
putting furnace into the green house,
which he is soon to occupy.-Miss Florence
Hopkins is visiting friends In Montgomery.
MIR. and Mrs. r, II. Brown are in Mont
pelier this week.-Ellis Hull, who has been
in Manitoba, for the past few months,
has returned home-A. d. Brill lost a
horse last week, while on the way to tho
station.-The Rev. n. w. Worthen of st.
Johnsbury Center, was a guest at J. o.
Simpsons over Sunday.-Dr. D. r. Shell
don is spending the week in Bakersfield.
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AlBURGH.

Mrs. David French of Winnipeg. Mani
toba visited friends i'm this vicinity last
Week.-Mrs. NJ. A. Lessor and children
went Friday to Burlington, where they
will reside in the future.--Th5 Rev. and
Mrs, +. ]. Ransluw OF Swanton, Mr.. and
Mrs. james Curtis of Georgia, MIR. and
Mrs. n. ". Marvin and Mrs. Jed T. Ladd
of this town went to North Hero Satur-
day to attend the funeral of an aunt. Mrs
II. W. Allen.-Mr and Mrs. r. K. Hatha-
way OF Burlington spent Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. j. r. Ladd at East
Alburgh.-W j. Jameson was at home
ovor Sunday.-There will be Sunday
school rally at Alburgh Centre Friday the
11th inst, a fine progra mme has been ar
RANGED,
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JOHNSON.

William Scott and Phillip Hebb have
gone to Northampton to work in hos
pital there.-Mrs, DR. Scott has returned
from her visit at Concord, Mass.--Mrs
Thomas Margetts is on the sick list
The rummage sale Is being we'll patroniz-
ed Dell Sturtevant and wife were in
East Fairfield Saturday.-C. n. Stcarns
started for Montreal Monday night-Al-
bert Lambert and wife have returned
from Montreal whore they have been run
ming a boarding house the past season.
The little daughter OF Mrs Cross died at
the home Of Madison Sargent Sunday last
L. r. Grow and 7. ]. Baker and wife
have returned from New York.-Mrs, T..
G, French is still detained in New York
by sicllnesS.-There were no services at
either the congregational or Baptist
Churches Sunday
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Ladies' Aid will hold a social next Friday
evening, November If, in the vestry of
III" Methodist Epls,J 1dl Chur'h 81 O.
Iother from Nowbury, is visiting Ior
children. Mrs r. A. Paterson and Mori III
W'lliams.-Sc veral from here attend 4
the Jackson Fay Wedding last Wednesday
in Gree nsboro. Clyde Thompson, a you g
man OF about II years had the misfortune
to get his wrist into the gear of THRASH
Ing machine last Monday. The wrist rs
badly torn TO pieces The arm was ann
putatcd half way between the wrist and
,II
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Floy Hopkins of Franklin, has been
visiting friends in town the past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. George Billiard of Knowl-
tonvillc. +. c.. visited at A r. Akin
the first of the wcek.-The fall term of
school closes Friday with Miss Coburn
and Miss Moren as teachers. The Rev.
Mr. Read of Richford preached at the
Congregational Church Sunday last in ex-
change with the Rev Mr.. Pa terson. H.
p. Lovern has sold a building lot to Sey-
mour Durham
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MORSE'S LINE,

Delos Loukes and wife of Swanton were
in town on Thursday last.-Frcd Burnell
and family of ST. Adams visited at j.
Il. Dinons over Suuday.--O. NJ Teach
out was in st. Adams last Monday.--A
surprise party was given Miss Natalin
Campbell last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Maria Garner is having her house newly
rooted with slate-Arthur and O. G. SCI
10y of Durham were in town recently.
visiting at the homo Of William Benoit 49,
Wednesday. the 18th. J. NJ. Hill, Jr. takes
his dressed poultry for his annual Thanks
giving trade.
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HILL WEST,

Miss Ella Centerbar who has been Wis
itlng her mother, Mrs II. Frazier has re-
turned to her house in New Jersey.-C. G.
Shangrau has returned to his home from
Boston.-Frank Maynard has rented
Charles Macia's farm and moved his fam
ity there. Mrs. Kate Shangrau and Miss
Bertha Turner of East Berkshire are Wis
iting their sister. Mrs G. c. Shansrau.-
s. G. Jewell spraincd his ankle while
working in his mill November g.
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Beautiful Burlington
Stores Downing an Holiday
Garb-Electric Fronts at
Head of Church St.

, Burlington. Now 13,-Strangers visiting
pride the magnificent stores and many
expressions of wonder are heard at the
fact that city the size of Burlington can
support such establishments as China
Hall" with its elegant stock of imported
china and rich cut glass, Hundreds of
Nermonters who have visited New York in
the last month We're agreeably surprised
10 find their up-to- date china store at
home was exhibiting the very same Inn
ported novelties that New Workers were in
bcstacies over.
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FLEET CHER.

Joseph Nailor and wife commenced
work for the winter for Fred Wells.-The
infant child of Arthur Japan died Monday
Fulington and Leslie
Montague have purchased q gasoline en-
CINE and are now busy saving wood.-Al-
len Carpenter and wife of Fairfax spent
Sunday at G. nter's,-Herbert Swan
has finished his work for r. l.. Smith and
goes Monday to Bellows Falls to spend
the winter with Charles Ball,-Miss Shu-
felt from Michigan, spoke at the church at
last Sunday on temperance.
Ell Carpenter has set a dne monument
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CRAFTSBURY.

Roswell Chamberlain, who has been
absent in Rhode Island, for the past two
wears is visiting frie is In town.--Mr. and
Mrs John c. Wiseman from CIRCUITS Bay.
Washington, visited at \. ri. Kinney $
last Wcok.-Ilenry Hoyt has bought Ru-
fus Uoyts farm, paying $1,000 and has
taken possession, Henry HoNt has rented
his hcmc farm to Charles. Waterbury,
Charles ROBBINS has moved to his farm
lately purchased of c. l.. Hastings -Sher-
man Gago has moved with his family on
to w. Paser's farm.-Nearly all the
sChooc ~ town will close this week The
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Mrs. Jed T. Ladd went to North Hero ON
Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs He.
man Allen,-Mrs, Kingsley has returned
from Woodsville, N. H., and is stopping
with hsr daughter Mrs. Arthur Hiliiker
for the present-1'he telephone line from
here to the south part of the county is In
working order again.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank town of Swanton are visiting at
Dexter Town's.-Vernce Rockwell is much
better,
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NEWPORT.

The st. Johnshury foot ball team came
to Newport and played the local team
with a score OF Is 10 o in favor of the ST
JohnshurY club.
Mrs O. Il. Gould has returned from
to risit her daughter Mrs John Ross
in New York. The doctor intends to close
his office here about November l6 when he
and Mrs. could will go to Colorado To
Snond the winter.
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Schools In town closed for three weeks
vacation Friday The dance at the Phelps
hotel was we'll attended last week.-Miss
May Stevenson of Burlington was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, Stuart Stevenson Satur-
day.-Mrs, Frank Rowell il very low
and her death is expected AT any time
now,-John Garlic who was improving has
had another attack with his heart and is