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BOOKS. PAPERS.

FOR blank books. memorandums. note. pocket.
bill and song books. candy. stationery. period
icals. cigars and tobacco. go to 1O4 Market st.
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DREssMAKING.

LADIES. no more %ill-ittins shirt waists; waists
fitted free Of charge with Buckley shirt-waist
atters. Call 1901 West Belle place.
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Rent e.Roem Westminster Flat.

1926 Westminster place: best Groom fiat in
West End: porcelain bath. tile floors cornhjna-
tion fixtures, 5anitor service, screens; open: n. 30:
34lS Pine. 9-room, stone-front: open; 80
two families; $3.50.
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Harvey Martin went to Saxtons River
Friday on account of the death Of his
daughter, Mrs. John AleXander.-Rooney
Sepun has returned from a successful
simmer at Saratoga.-Mr. and Mrs. john
Hutchinson have returned to their home
in Addison after visiting at Carlos Mar
tin s.-John Martin of the Riversid" Inn
at Saranac Lake, is a guest of his ia
ther. S, B. Martin, Of the Martin
hcuse.-Miss Bertha Mallory is visiting
Mrs. IleZckiah Stone at Salisbury.-Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Yott are receiving con-
gratulations oon the birth of a baby boy.
-pick S"guin is at home on a visit from
Saranac Lake.-Mrs. Lucinda Allen, Miss
Hobart, MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Martin and
S. Il. Martin went to SaxtOns River Mon
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. John
Alexander Mrs. Polly Chase is conhr ed
to the house by illnoss.-The King s
Daughters will hold a soCiahle and reccp
tion on Friday evening at the parsonage.
All are very cordially invited.-Mrs. +. =.
San ord of. Burlington is a guest at Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Folsoms.
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DEATH OF G. W, ATKINS
Was Widely Known Business Man
.esidin in w WaterbIry-Funer Friday

Waterbury, Oct l5.-George w Atkins
for many years prominent business man
in Waterbury passed away at his home on
Main street this morning after an illness
that confined him to the house for about
two weeks. Mr. Atkins has been in fail
ing health for several months but until
quite recently has been able to have an
oversight of his extensive business.
MI Atkins was native OF Waterbury
and commenced his business career as
clerk and travelling man for the .irm Of
j. G.. Il S. Brown who did "A large whole
sale and grocery business in central
and northern Vermont, continuing with S.
Brown 4 Co. after the death of j. G..
Brown, until the former sold out to Arms
a. lIaines in 1871 when Mr.. Atkins went az
partner with Van Sicklcn, Walker & Co.
at Burlington,
The extensive business of that firm kept
MIR. Atkins in touch with his old customers
and many new ones so that when he re-
tired trom the frm in lnS, no travelling
man had more customers or warmer
friends in his territory than George ".
Atkins.
His regularity was like that of the caen-
dar and at the appointed hour every Gus
toner knew that George" would show up
After his retirement from the Burlington
nrm ne formed partnership with l.. II.
Hanles under the firm name of Atkins a.
Haines in 1887 at the old stand where he
had his lrat experience in business. AT
the termination of this partnership in 1899
the arm OF G. W. Atkins & Son succeeded
to the business which has continued sue
cessfully until the present time Mr.. AT.
kins was a charter member of Winooski
Lodge No. 10, r. and A. NJ, a member of
Waterbury Chapter, r. A. M, also Knight
remplar and Shriner.
lie is survived by his wife Amelia l.. At
kins and by II son, +, Il, Atkins now at the
head of the business. The funeral services
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ADDISON.

The entertainment for the beneiit of the
Baptist Church given by Miss Waite, the
elocutionist. on Friday evening was not a
largely attended as usual. scarcely enough
money being taken in to pay expenses. but
those who did not attend missed rare
treat.-rho veteran gardener, j. j. Mc'iin-
nifty of Shoreham, was on the streets re-
Cently.-Mrs. OBryan is still in the family
of William Jackman caring for the sick
ncs.-Ncws has been received here of
the birth of son Donald to Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Smith Of Benton IIarhor, Mich. on
October T. Mrs Smith will he pleasantly
remembered as Miss Lucy Elmer of this
town.--RaN mond Smith had quite "A seri-
Gus runaway on Monday morning while
returning from the creamery His hat
blew off and frightened the horses and
they overturned the wagon and smashed
things up generally. They ran nearly to
Bridport line distance of four miles be-
fore they were ught.-Emma Smith Of
Saratoga y. Y, is at home to spend "A few
weeks.-Mr and Mrs. Tracy Went to Shell
burne last week to attend the wedding of
Miss Sadie Converse and Mr. Edward Lev
enworth. both of Shelburne.-The Ladies'
Aid was entertained by Rose Wilmarth
next meeting will be at 10 o'clock a. m.
Oct q at Mrs. Cora McLeans s-The mem
bers of the Choral union from this town
are attending the festival in Burlington
this week, Mr., and Mrs, II. c. Goodale are
nearly settled AT their old home. Mrs.
Cora Goodale and Mr.. Wilkinson were re-
Gently married and are to live with Mr..
and Mrs. Goodalc Mabel Palmer spent
last week at Ezra Smith s.-Mrs. G. W.
Read and Mrs. Lee Tracy and daughter
are spending the week in Charlotte with
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MONK TON.

Mrs. J. A. McDonough and two children
OF Bristol are visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Gcc.-Ralph Pierce Of Hnes1
burGh was a guest Of tho I.add housd
MondaN.-Dentist Dalrymple is in town on
professional huSlnosS g. Tracy il
Shinglng the Methodist parsona ge.-Mrs,
- ', Met iutr' and daughter Anna were in
Vergennes Tuesday on business.--Mrs,
Ai,t.. 4.liUtt 80. west Unity. y. H.. visited
hcr mother Mrs. Kate Begor several days
last Week.-Mrs. Nell Gage of Bristol spent
several days i'm town recently visiting relaI
tives.-Mr and Mrs. II. r.. Meech were in
\ergennes saturday on business.-Mis issea
Matte and Jennie Mckenzie spent Stature
day and Sunday at their home in Shell
hurne.-A bout 81 of the friends of Frank
Mclntee met at his home Tuesday evening
it being his 2lat birthday. He was pre-
sentod with several gifts and purse of
money Refreshments were served and u
very pleasant tkno WAS enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Mech visited frieads
in Bristol Tuesday. Mrs q. r. Thomas id
spending the week in Montpelier with he'd
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Palmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Dean attended the mu-
sicaI festival in Burlington Monday and
Tuesday.-Miss Virginia Collins and Mrs.
r. G.. Wisell were i'm Nereennes Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fuller of liuntinS-
ton called on friends in town Sunday
Fred Palmer of Burlington is visiting his
brother E. II Palmer
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WEYBRlDGE.

l.. C. Sturtevant of Ticondcroga was in
town for a short time last week.-Mr and
Mrs. Ray frittell have returned from
their bridal trip, and are at MIS-. o. r..
Britte,l's Mrs. John Dodge came up from
West Rutland last week to attend the Brit
tell Simmons wedding.-The Congregan non-
al Sunday school, will give a concert fol-
lowed by a chicken pie supper at their
church on Friday evening of this week,
The proceeds are to go for the new parson-
age.-Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Clark of st. Al
bans are the guests of Mrs. Clark's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs NJ. N. Baker,. p.
Brittell is at home suffering with rheu-
matism-A cnildren's prayer meeting will
be held at the home of william Austin
next Saturday Acknowledgements tive
II. A. Roies came home from Montpelier
i'll last week, but hopes to be able to re-
turn to his duties in few days The
Congregational society are building the
cellar for their new parsonage
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CHlTTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION

At the meeting of the Y W. c. T. L.
held at Miss Pearl TcaChout's Monday
evening, the following officers we're elect-
ed President Miss Alice Johnson; vice-
presidents, Miss Anna Palmer Miss julia
sheldon secretary, Miss j. Pearl Teach-
out;treasurer, Miss Geneva Grow; evans
Selistic superintendent, Miss Cora Hast-
inss; executive committee. Miss Harriet
johnson, Miss Sara johnson, Miss Flor-
enCe Reynolds.
nc a. q. BAXTER x bro, canning fac
tory in this village has closed its iirsc
season work of canning. They have
put up about 300 cans of corn succo-
tash and lima beans. The corn has been
of a superior quality but they have been
unable 10 secure only about OHe-tourth
of the amount for which they had plan
ned About e56 acres were planted by tho
farmers but the weather Was very unfav-
orable to its growth. Nevertheless they
have been more successful than the fac
tories in many places in Maine for in
stance, where some of the factories have
canned only about ten per cent. of theip
usual amount. The factory has pa
city of 5000 cans per day. The mach-
nery comprises seven cutters, two silk
ers two cookers. two wipers, two cap
ping machines and 10 retorts. Ruperu
Baxter. who has the general oversight
of the business has returned to Bruns-
wick Me. The manager, j. H. Ingersoll
will remain here. There will he several
days work in labelling the cans Tha
work of making cans for next season
will begin later. Many of the farmers
have expressed a desire to try again
another year
Miss Elizabeth Han of Groton is Vis-
ting DIR. and Mrs. David Marvin.
Lewis Landers. who was injured by q
COW early in the summer has fully re-
covered.
Frank Baldwin has finished work az
night telegraph operator AT the passen-
ger station. j. c. Hayes OF St Alban5
takes his place.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fletcher went
to Hardwck yesterday TO visit their
SON
Miss Hortic Ilildreth went to Boston
on the excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert lie Grand are vis-
itlug in TIneshurEh.
Miss Carrie Purinton of Lincoln is vs-
iting Mrs. y. T.. Clifford,
MIR and Mrs. j. III. Grow and daughter
of Westford are visiting his brother ,J.
II. Grow
Miss Lucia Parsons Of Cambridge,
Mass, arrived here last night and is tho
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Smith.
Mrs Chamberlain of Grand Isle, Mrs.
and Miss Hobart of Cambridge visited at
j. S. Reynodss yesterday
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HAROWlCk,

S. p. Fuller died at his homo in this
place October 10. The funeral was at
the Baptist Church Sunday. The Rev.
Mr.. White offiCiatcd.-H S. Currier, wife
and son from Montgomery were the
guests of relatives in this place and
Hardwick last wcek.-Miss Clara Dodge
spent last Saturday with her parents
in Morrisville.-Mrs l.. Chamberlain from
South Walden is the guest Of Julia Dut-
ton.-Mrs. Martha Woods from st. Johns-
bury is the guest of friends and rcla-
tves in this place. MIR. and Mrs w.
Montague returned to their home in CAM
bridge Monday.-Thc Rev J. Thurston
occupied the congrog3tionalist pulpit
last Sunday.-Miss Ella cole is teaching
school at Walden Heights and drives
back and forth every daY.-Mrs. Iizzy
Walcot and daughter from Prov idence.
r. t.. spent a few DAYS with Mrs. Hay
last wcek.-Dr Weeks was in Newport
last Tucsday.-A son was born to MIR.
and Mrs. W. ID. Young October ii.
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WHIT ING.

Carroll Needham went to New York last
Saturday and expected to sail for South
Africa soon.-Mrs. Arnon Manchester Of
BRANDON AID Mrs Rufus Jones OF Black
River Falls. Wis. called on old friends in
town last Week.-Mrs. Hattie Kidder of
Brandon visited at Mrs. Parkers last
week.-The Rev. G. NJ. Jones was chosen
delegate at the Union Endeavor meeting
last sunday to attend the G. r.. conven-
ton. which is being held in Boston this
Week.-Mrs., White is entertaining her sis
ters from Ira.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-10-16
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
Many Private Bills Introduced -Propo-
sition for state to Care for Insane Poor

Many Private Bills Introduced -Propo-
sition for state to Care for Insane Poor.
Devotional exercises conducted by the
Rev. +. &. Abbey, member from Essex.
journal Of yesterday read and approx
ed.
Petition-By Mr. Graham of Ludlow,
asking for retention OF prohibitory law.
to Joint committee on temperance.
Rcsolution--By Mr.. Randall OF Wolcott,
providing that when the House adjourn
this morning IT be until 2:45 clock this
afternoon. Adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
II. 37--By Mr.. Pape of Barre City,
amending Sec 33.o of The Gen Stat: to
committee on judiciary. Changes time Of
notice to owners Of land through which
new roads are to be laid.
III, 3S-By Mr.. Jenne Of Derby. author
zng Butterheld d Co., of Derby Line
to buy and sell real estate; to commit
tee on corporations.
IL, 39-By Mr.. Bundy of St. Johnsbury,
Incorporating the st. Johnsbury Street
hallway company; TO committee on rail
roads
ii, i0-By Mr. Bundy of St, Johnsbury,
Incorporating St. sohnsbury. Lyndon
and Waterford Railway company; (same
as s. l6); TO committee ON railroads.
ii. il-By AIR. McFecters Of Enosburgh,
Incorporating the White River Railroad
CO.: to committee on railroads. reor-
Ganization Of the present railroad from
bethel to Rochester.
IL, 42-By Mr. Stafford of Morristown,
amending the charter Of the Rutland
Railroad Co., to committee ON railroads
Increases member of directors from 3
to 49,
II, 43-By Mr.. Horton of Poultney,
amending No li5 of Acts of 1900, amend
ing charter OF Granville a. Poultney Rail
way Co: to committee on railroads.
IL, A-By Mr. Mcacham of Barnet to
pay William j. Hopkins the sum named
to committee on claims,
II. 45-By Mr. Harrington OF Walden,
for relief of town of Walden, s., 500, on
account damage to roads and bridges by
food in August, 1902; to committee on
highways bridges and ferries.
IL. 46-By Mr., Pillsbury Of sutton, re-
ducing State tax on savings banks and
trust companies from 7-l0 OF one per cent
to y Of one per cent; to committee on
banks.
II. E-By Mr.. Bailey Of Groton. to pay
town of Groton sum named: to commit
tee on claims, (Sl2.A expended on per-
manent road work under the statute.)
H. 4s-By Mr. Abbey of Essex, depriv-
ing officers Of societies for prevention OF
cruelty to animals of right to prosecute
also prescribes a fine for selling animals
known TO be affected with diseases: to
committee judiciary.
H. 49-By Mr. Abbey of Essex, requr-
ing owner of adjoining property to keep
weeds down on highways: to committee
on highways, bridges and ferries.
II. 5O-By Mr.. Abbey of Essex, pro-
vding that voters Ia Incorporated viii
] lagos shall not vote for xoad comnis-
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SH 0REHAM

DR. and Mrs. W. " Platt attended the
State medical meeting in Burlington.
Mrs :. G.. Moore and Marjorie visited in
Orwell last weck-Mr. and Mrs Charles
Moore are visiting in st. Albans.-1he
Rev. and Mrs. Carlson returned Thursday
Several from town attended dance in
i5ridport Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs r. ] Northrup, Mr.. and
Mrs. ~. II. BlrRc and r. II. fiolmes went
to Boston Monday to attend the New Eng
land c. Il. convention.--Ev Pearson
has gone to Boston to visit his grandmoth-
er.-Mrs. Emily Rogers went to Pittsford
on Monday.-R. II. Preble returned to
Montpelier Monday accompanied by Mrs.
Prebe and their nephew. John Dewitt
Major and Mrs Barker of Crown Point
spcnt Sunday in town.
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NEW HAVEN.

J. NJ. Regina Of Tsrrytown, N. Y, is in
town on brsness.-iIenry Dimmock and
Herbert Sumner have gone to SaXton's 8
River to help pack apples for L. Il. Row
ley.-E. S. Rowlcy, who has been spending
~ few days at II. h. Rowlcys, returned 10
his home in Shelburne Monday.-Georse
G. Coats made business trip to Buring-
ton Monday-A. G.. Hinman of Burling-
ton spent Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. n. Hnman.--Albert Hibblrd
of North Hero spent Sunday with flihu
Kingsley -Garficld NJ. Weld returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday.
Mrs. i. NJ. Partch and children are spend
ing the week with friends in Troy, n. y
Misses Mabel and Marjory Ryder and
clyde Fiske of Wevbridge assisted in the
singing at the Congregational Church
Sunday.--Thc Rev and Mrs. c. n. Dut-
ton and family returned from their vaca-
ton last Friday
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SALISBURY.

The body of Edward Evarts of Butte,
Mont, a former residnt of this place, is
expected here the last of this week.-F,
C. Atwood, Miss Sarah Smith and Mrs.
Lucia Thomas are visiting friends in Ben
son.--Dr. Bogue has an office in Forest
dale, where nc will stay part Of the time
Miss Bertha Mallory of Ferrishurgh is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Stone.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry HolComb and little son are
visiting friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs.
w NJ Yale spent a few days this week
at Schroon Lake, n. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Everts of Boston, Mass, are in town to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Evertss brother.
Edward Everts.-Mrs. r.. J. Whitney, who
is visiting friends in Middletown Springs,
ls HNnnrtnd homo SnndaN
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Sunday.-Msscs Jennie Sherwin and
Grace Rogers were at home from their
Lincoln schools over Sunday.-Harvey
TANKS, who had a stroke of paralysis
ecveral weeks ago is able to appear on
the street.-Mrs. G. Bsbie and daughter
Doris of Fcrrisburgh visited Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Hasscltine Saturday.-Mrs.
John Welch and Miss Ella Connors have
moved into their new home recently pur-
chased on Pleasant strect.-B. +. Sheldon.
Warner Sheldon and Miss Lenora Rivers
are at home from the national encamp-
ment Of the G.. A. R.Deacon Nelson
Brooks and r. c. Varney continue to i'm
prove.-Mrs Edward Jenney came home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital Sat
urday. and will remain with Mrs. A. G.
Sumner for a few days. She is much
improved in health.-Mrs. y. J. Corkins
of Malone. N. Y, Is visiting her parents
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Jennings.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Bingham visited in Corn
wall over Sunday.--H. c. Brown OF Bur
lington was in town with his family over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Shattuck
visited in Hincsburgh over Sunday.-E.
w. Fuller. formerly OF the Bristol News
was in town over Sunday.-Frank MIN
bett was arrested Saturday night by
Constable r. $. Smith while in a state
Of intoxication and placed in the lock-
up. Monday morning he was brought
before Justice II. p. Sherwin. pleaded
guilty and was fined so and costs for n
third offense. The remains of Eliza II
Johnson were removed from the old VII
lage cemetery to the new cemetery Mon
day-Thc Episcopalians are to hold rum
mage sale to begin October 20.-For foot
wood is being shipped from here to
Worcester by the carload, costing 81 a
cord on the cars.-The Rev. NJ. l.. France
of Hnesburgh was in town Monday
Lewis Butler OF IIinesburgh is In town.
Frank Nimblctt was taken to Rutland
Tuesday by Constable K. S. Smith to
serve a sentence of 1l3 days for intoxica-
tion.-I.ibanus Lodge. f. and A. NJ, con-
ferrcd the NJ NJ. degree on one candidate
Monday evening. g.-Letters advertised In
the Bristol post Office October 13: Anna IL.
Fitzpatrick. Mrs Frank Shero, CD, clar-
ence Ray. Frank Shero.-Mr and Mrs.
Alfred Ferguson have moved from their
farm. where they have lived 45 years to
the Avcrill house on Mountain avenue. -
The Rev. Father Boyle of East Dorset.
was the guest Of the Rev. Father Cof-
fey Tuesday.-Mrs. J. II. Allen Of Hines
burgh is tho guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Clifford.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF THE DAY
Senate Postpones Action on Bill to
Ell ct Rep"cs eptatives by Plurality.

Ell ct Rep"cs eptatives by Plurality.
Senate called to order at 10 o'clock De-
votioual exercises by the chaplain. Jour-
nal of Tuesday read and approved.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
s. s0-By senator Mayo, rercals section
l2 of No "a of the acts of 1850. Referred
to committee on military affairs. The
section referred to provides for expiration
Of all officers commissions in three years
from their date.
Joint resolution introduced by Senator
Greene. empowering the committee on in
sane to visit state hospital at Waterbury
and the Brattleboro Retreat to inspect TIE
same Adopted.
S. BY Senator Browncl. an act to
incorporate the Chittendcn County Trac-
ticn company. Referred to committee on
corporations.
$. 32-By Senator Emery to amend tho
charter of the Rutland Railroad company.
Relates to board of directors. Referred
to committee on railroads.
S. Sly Senator Stiles. to incorporate e
the ST. Iohnsbury Street Railway com
rany. Referred to committee on corpora
tions.
Joint resolution by Senator Downer from
the committee on elections. authorizing
committee on elections to call for the ba l.
lots cast in Windham county at the last
general election and to employ two clerks.
Adopted on part of the Senate.
S. 6-Making election of representatives
by plurality vote was read third time d
the question being shall the bill pass Sen
ator Mayo moved that the bill be ordered
to lie and be taken up later with the
House bill relating to same matter
Senators frownell and Russell opposed
the motion and favored the immediate
discussion and disposition of the hill. Sen
ators Wabrdgo and Emery favored the
motion. Senator Wilcox opposed the mo-
ton. Senator Sutton favored motion.
The motion was carried and the bill or
dercd to lie
= p--Dong away with necessity of wax
or paper seals on sealed Instruments So
called was read third time and passed
"1,"""' "Iua,e'
and ballot box red, etc, read third time
and passed
Joint resolution from House relating to
visit to Soldiers Home at Bennington by
tho committee on military affairs, read
and adopted in concurrence
'"r,.' ,,., neH,,iu,,o.i iroIr 'o"se' sNnns use
Fuller, chaplain Vermont State prison.
for purpose of lecture was read and
adopted in concurrence
Senator Annis moved that the vote on
Joint resolution from House relating to
trip to House of Correction be reconsid-
cred. The Senate voted to reconsider ON
motion Of Senator Mayo the resolution
was ordered to lie. 1t is understood n Q
framer Of the resolution desires to amend
IT,
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Mrs. Mary Sweet of Huntington, who
has been visiting friends here has gone to
work for Mrs. j. y. Cutter while she is on
a visit to White River Junction and
Boston.--OiVer SWEET has gone to visit
his son Henry in Lincoln, who is laid up
with a bad knee.-Mrs. Gleason. who has
been visiting friends here is visiting rela-
tvs in Lincoln. Mrs. Mary Gross has re-
turned to her homo III ST. Albums.
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PAN TON.

Miss Lydia Spaulding of Malone, n Y,
is visiting at Benjamin Allen s,-Mrs
Clara Rogers has been chosen delegate
from the Methodist Sunday school to the
State convention at Morrisvile. e.--Charles
Allen of Ferrisburgh was in town OIL Sum
day.-Mr, and Mrs. Lee Deyeo and chill
dren spent sunday with friends in Moriah
n. Y.-Ben Adams and Mrs Ida StagR
hsre been elected delegates from the Ep-
worth League To attend the State conven-
ton at Far Haven, October 20 Tho
monthly business meeting of the Epworth
League, at which the annual election oi