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RICHMOND.

A $50 horse power engine and boiler
are being placed as an auxiliary power
at tho electric power station.--A. NJ.
Sabins moved to his home in Jones'
vile last week and his brother moved
into Mrs. Browns housc.--Thomas
Henley has moved into his new house
and Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Freshett
into the house Mr.. Henley vacated
MIR and Mrs. George Taft moved
from the tenement over Mr.. Pinos
store to one of the suites in the apart
ment house on Tilden avcnue.--Mr
and Mrs. James Martin of Fall River
have been the guests of MIR. and Mrs
his farm and stock to J. I. Sharply of
Essex; consideration, S5.5o0.-Miss
Sadie Spencer and Peter Bushy, both
OF Richmond. were married at the
Catholic Church the Ord inst, by the
Roy. A. j. Glynn. They will reside in
the new house on Tilden avenue that
MIR, Bushey is now buildns--Mr Hol-
brook has been very ILL., but is some
what better now Mrs. Holbrook is
now quite i'll. Or. Falby wa. called
to attend her.--Joseph German is in
very poor health.-The l.. NJ. Smiley
Circle of Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. NJ. ID. Dimic November IL
The Richmond Circle of Kings Daugh-
ter- held a hash supper last Friday
sci OF Fair Haven, who lost his eYes
by the kick of a horse.--Thc Aid cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs. s A. Andrews for work next
Friday afternoon.-Mr and Mrs A. o..
Ferguson Of Burlington spent last Sum
gay with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Il. b. Andrews. The remains of Mrs.
Whitiker of Barre were brought here
on the ten o'clock train last Saturday.
\ large number of the Kings DauEh-
ters were at the depot when the train
arrived as Mrs. Whitiker was formerly
a member of the Richmond circle. The
remains were taken to Hinesburgh for
interment.--rhe funeral of the six
weeks old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Green was observed the 4th inst at
their home. Miss Hartig ohicia ting
Mrs. F. n. Shepardson furnished NIL
sic. The burial was in the River View
cemetery Miss I1artig started for
Connecticut Monday morning her pre-
sent home-The Rev. W. \. Render
having received a call from the Airing
ton Universal Church. Massachusetts
| preached his last sermon here last
Sunday. and will leave this week for
his new home--Mrs. IT, T. sherman OF
! days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. :
Green last week.---There was some
trouble at the Electric Power station
| last Tuesday nirht and there were no
| lights for two DAYS or nights
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CHARLOTTE.

John Yale of Burlington visited relatives
in town last Week.-Mrs.. ". d. Alexander.
who has been quite i'll, is improving
IN health.
Patrol team No. I, New England Tele-
phone e. Telegraph company, j. w. Mer-
ritt foreman, passed through here last
Monday.--Mss RoXie Brownell spent Sun
day at her home in Observation-Disclosures
Miller of North Ferrlsbursh loaded Tobcy
and Catlins large boiler at the station
last Saturday Mrs. Emily Cyr has re-
turned home from a few days stay in
Canada and St. Adams visiting relatives.
She was accompanied by her son and
daughter Fred and Gertrude. Nc
Gee returned to Albany, where he has Il
position
Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Field intend start
ing for California next week TO spend
the winter They will go either to Los
Angeles or San Diego, Harley Miller and
force of men are working on the repairs
for Breezy Point library hall.-William
Iaforce has bought the Billings place in
North Ferrisburgh OF Mrs, Phehe a.
Orren.--The Rev. Mr.. ileeXt Of Shelburne
occupied the pulpit Sunday, in exchange
with the Rev. Mr.. Quick William S
kellogg has bought the Carlisle Parker
place in East Charlutte,-Mrs, +. j. Pope
gave a ladies whist party from two to
FIVE. Thursday-The lower school in
No, ) closed for two DAYS, on account or
the absence of the teacher, Miss johns,
to attend the funeral OF relative IN
liristol.-IIenry ", Root mas returh'"
from a carriage drive as far south as
Itutland lie visited Theodore c. Williams
and family in Rrandon,-Mr and Mrs,
G. c. Field and daughter spent sunday
with L. &. Mcneil and family-i. It,
liheld, who carried on the McNeh farm
the last two years, has moved to one
in South burlington. r. Bige'
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Miss Mollie Meikle left Tuesday night
for McrriCkville, L. O., to make her sis
ter an extended visit,-M, A Bullock had
"husking bee" At his home Monday
night. A goodlY amount of husking was
done ana n pleasant time enjoyed. Orders
have been sent for several new street
lamps by the Village Improvement SOC
ietY, and our streets will soon be lighted
ON dark nights,--G, e. Cunningham had
a telephone put into his village residence
and another at his farm on the Brown
Rhodus system. G Il, Lee also had one
put into his house on the same line. -
Thomas Moran, who bought the r. f.
Field farm, is moving to the farm from,
EnosburRh this wek.-Fred q. McGinnls
building new Veranda, and otherwise
improving his house Mr.. and Mrs, Ray
Brown intend going to Fletcher this week
to stay through the winter-The foul
children OF Mr., and Mrs IA. G. Hurlhurt
who are sick with typhoid fever, are all
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HINESBURGH.

The Rev. A. A. Bunker. y. D., lately
returned from Burmah India. after hay
Ing spent thirty-six years there as a
missionary, preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning-A Wortheim
and family have returned to towns. ID.
Reed and w e Andrews have been deer
hunting in the Adirondaclls The
Gllon Sunday school meeting Will he hold
at the baptist Church Friday evening Of
this week. II has been voted TO hold these
meetings at the different churches al
tcrnatoly for six months,-Martha and
Ruth Stafford are recovering from whoop
ing cOuCh.-1he remains OF Mrs. r. E.
Whitaker were brought here from Barre
last Saturday for intcrment. Mrs. Whita y
ker WAS for many years resident OF
this town. and leaves many friends and
ral q :. h.aro
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JERICHO.

The Christian Endeavor society Will
give sociabe in the vestry Of the Con
eregational Church Friday evening
Mrs Ellen Percival is spending a few
days in Burlington with ner sister. Mrs.
Cornelia Beach.-Jay Shaw and Miss
Louise Schaffer were married on We'd
nesday. the llth.-Mrs. Rosdmond Fellows
died Monday morning, after a long sick
ness. The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Ira HaWleY and Mr.. and
Mrs t. c. Hawley attended the wedding
OF u. c, Hawiey in Fairfax last week, --
The Ladies Mite society Will meet with
Mrs. L. L. Blood Friday afternoon. Sup
per will he served from five to seven
o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs. j. R Goddard Of
Waterloo, +. O., are guests at Y, q.
Nay So. *. Howe was called here Mon
day by the death of Mrs. RosamOnd Eel
lows.-Carl II. Goodwin of Montpelier
ard Miss Mae Green We're married at the
home of the eroom's mother, Mrs. NJ. II.
Goodwin Tuesday evening, November t.
The Rev L, n Bean performed the
ceremony,
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Ethel Claxton closed her school at
Monkton Ridge last Friday for a three
weeks vacatiOn.-E. III. Converse was
quite i'll several days last week.-F. s.
Hazard of Hyde Park arrived in town
last Friday evening and Is the guest OF
II. H. Claxton and +, A. Ellison.-Lake
View and Crystal Springs creameres paid
Is 1-2 cents and Mount View creamery "a
cents for butter fat for the month of Sep
TENDER. Misses Horsford and Clyne,
teachers in district No. 10, are preparing
their pupils to give the play "Cinderila
or Fairy Land next Friday evening at
lyceum hall.-Mr, and Mrs a. y Ellison,
f. A. Ellison, Mrs II. II. Claxton, G. n.
Johns and sister, Miss Rena Johns, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Edward Eli
son in Bristol last MondaY.-Miss Mabel
Neazer of Shelburne was the guest of
Miss Ella Smith over Sunday last.-Mrs.
II. II. Claxton, who went to Bristol Sat
urday morning, returned home Monday
evening. Miss Alice Buss went to Essex
Monday to visit her sister. Mrs. Byron
Cleaveland. --Carlise Parker has sold his
farm situated about mile east of the
village. to William kellosg-P. 3. Nor
ton and +. n. Warner OF Addison visited
last Friday al Roderic Eno's.
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UNDERHIL.L.

Miss Ada, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Prior. and Mr.. Boycc of johnson
We're married Thursday afternoon. M
venber ;, at the home of the bride by
the Rev. Mr. Barnard. They left the
same evening for a short trip, after which
they will make their home here.-Miss
Iora Jordan was at home over Sunday.
She will close her school in Essex this
week.--H. f. Howard has returned from
his hunting trip to the Canadian woods.
The steam mill started up Saturday for
a few days, after which it will shut down
for the Wintrr.-Mrs. +. s. Whitcomb was
at home a few days last week from Brat
ticburo. where MIR. Whitcomb is receiv-
ing treatment She reports his condition
as slightly improved. Mrs Moses Jock
has been sick.-Mr. and Mrs. William
jackson of Jericho spent Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. S. A. Hale.-L. II.
Chaplin has been painting the barn on his
village place here.--Oliver Edwards was
in the village one day last week. He will
dispose of his place in Underhlll and 60
10 live with his son. Leon, In New Hamp-
shire-Willam Green is doing carpenter
work for T. j. Robinson at North Under
hill.-D, ". Knight is buying pulp wood
for Waterbury parties.-Rodney Parker :
mother from Milton visited him one day
last woke. b. AldriCk |. working in
Essex Mrs. Geo. BiXby and Mrs. Ira
liiXby OF Essex visited relatives here
last Thursday.-A. Chase of Richmond
agent for the Union Mutual Fire Gnsur-
ance company of Montpelier, was I'm
town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. f. l..
Martin visited IN Fairfax several days
recently.-Wilcy Bros shipped stock
again last Monday to Boston market.
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THE WEEKS NEWS
THURSDAY, NOV. !.

Lenders Of the provincial government
At Panama ask United States to rccog
nizc new YcNernment; considered likely
that request will be granted if report
from our GOngularotticerSth e"rar favor
able-Fn Earthquake shakes Mississippi
river valley; Memphis badly frightened
six men killed and 10 sii -hl,y In
jured by explosion at Tinted States
naval arsenal at Iona. y. N-OI per-
son killed and II injured in collision of
cable cars in tog at Kansr' City
Senator Hanna says results Of election
in Ohio i'm no wise change his ol,inon
in reference TO his proposed candldncy
Or presidency, of which position the
publfc has been fully advisad-" mot
guilty the decision of Taunton, Mass.
board OF aldermen III case OF Chief Of
Police Dunbar on charge that hc al
lowed eam5ingand illegal liquor selling
Many Of "Bishop" Aellpays ad-
herents 90 over to Rooker---T Thousands
of troops in WieSbaden to guard the
czar--Two more Armcnians shot near
London by a man who afterwards
kills mself---England, Germany,
France and Italy Announce to the porte
their purpose to support the reform
scheme.
FRIDAY, nov. i.
Warlile attitude of Yankee blurjack
cts draw up in battle array In streets of
Colon compelled withdrawal of Co.
lombian government troops from city,
and they sailed away; Washington ex-
pected to recognize new government Of
Pana mo--Intipation that the defllnct
Central National bank Of Boston may
pay in full--Boston and Maine rail
road opposed 10 further embarrassing
abolition at prcsent-Cercmony Of lay
ing of the cornerstone of the New Eng
land deac hospital al BroOkllne,
Mass, with ittirg exercises Rhode
Island ProhibitiOnists fail to secure suf-
ficent vot IS 10 hold place on the bal
! lot---Indicntions that coal strike can
not be avertcd in Colorado, New Mexico
Utah and Wyoming twenty-five
cases of cholera in Vigap. L'lzon -
| Volcano Malaspina, Negros in violent
J eruption capture mu
hicipal officer Of Buena Vista. Luzon
'--- Moro anti-slaVery law confirmed by
the Philippine commission South
western Democrats favor the nomina-
ton of senator Cockrcll for the presi
dency- Rear Admiral Bradford favors
more foreign coal stations, aud urges q
survey of the Pacific ocean-Frencl
war minister fayors revision Of nreyfus
Nerdict--Dowager Empress of China
sends peace envoy TO Mudkon---
Russia and Japan near an agreement
by which war probably will be averted
-'-'proar In the Hungarian diet; op
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS,
Continued from LIST pago)

DAY to his home in Newfaue. Saturday
ne will start for Chicago to resume his
duties In the University of Chicago.
John Hill of Plainfield visited at the
nome of the Rev. Evan Thomas yester-
day.
Leonard Wheeler left yesterday for En-
hcld, y. H.. where he YVES sent by the
WOODEN company. from the mills here to
duties at the former place.
John Blair has resigned his position as
night Waterman at the WOODEN mills and
has accepted position as soap maker for
the same company
Louis Raraby, who was taken to the
Fanny Allen hospital a few weeks ago
to be operated upon for appendicitis, was
reported Yesterday as much improved
Mrs. w. q. Bushey is confined to the
house with throat tronhle.
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MILTON.

Mrs. n RI Jtafnnv haze returned fror,
a rovv dave, ,isit f., t-,irf,x I,,na, A.
dersnn vim has been If vorL in ttooro
n H. has returned and is NJ hi.
brutbors - Ardor.or's Irroa I,nr,on
of C,,or,,ia has ,nsitior 81 tho n,,tn
mill - Nr ava Me- "a II N,rti,, bo,.n
arofher con horn Nnvo,,hor IN -
Bukcr of Pheasant Val,av is visitir, hi,.
daiphtor M n rg,n-Willi,,n
IoIeiv is frin, ON IL. Cen1rai 1Trn,,,,,
rnilroad
Mrs pur,b,,, or o-,oya1o,d n hos h.er
the guoet of Ntrs r. tondon A.,
Gardner Orion N,i.s Alioa Crtor ,nd
Misc E,n,,,, ,Joiyrond ~ r-,irf.v r,oro 40
guest. Of Mis- Ellen Uasner sundav.
Ms Stroll Ia,,, 90 co,,th tIaro 10 ,,i,i,
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Levi Davis OF Waterbury, who has
been visiting at F.. V. Smiths. returned
home Tuesday.-The Rev. George H.
Story of Essex spoke in the Congrega-
tional Church Sunday.-The CongreSa-
tional Church narrowly escaped destruc-
ton by IRE last Sunday. The wood about
the stoves caught fire and quite large
blaze was started when it was discover
ed by the members of the choir, who met
early to practice. BY their prompt &C
ton the fire was soon put out, no dam
age being donc.-The postponed meeting
of the Kings Daughters Will be held at
Mrs b. e Scverance's next Saturday,
News has been received from the Philip
pines of the death of Carl Carey, oldest
son of Mrs. Seth Carey. He was sent
there in the regular army few years
ago, and was expecting to be transferred
to the United states soon, when ne was
stricken with malarial fever and died
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FLETCHER.

w. S. Shepardson viii have an oyster
supper in his new hall Friday night for
the hunters Edward Thompson is seri-
ously ill-The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Carmi Brush the lSth.-Mss May
Barrows closed very successful term OF
school al the Centre Friday. She Will
teach again this vinter.-Beni amin
Corse is moving INTO the house at the
Centre with his fltherin law, Henry
Scott-Leighton Rice has moved to
Jericho ana Mr. Pitman from Fairfield
has moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Rice.-Miss Nellie Robinson was called To
Pleasant Valley last week to help cara
for her uncle, J. l.. Melvin, who was hurt
In, bie b.,,,, uyNiIa rauajriuo
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WILLISTON.

Mr. Obed Walston, who is in poor
health is able to be about the hOuse.-Niss
Susie keefe visited friends in Calais re-
Gently osher & Keefe are doing job
of painting for William NJ. Barber,-L.
Dow and Lou Goodrich were at Mrs.
Ddrling's Sunday.-liarry Goodrich Of
Burlington was with his uuCles Charles
and George Goodrich. Sunday.-Alrs.
Elizabeth Whitney has gone to Washing
ton, u. c., to spend the winter.-Mrs.
Oatmen has gone to New York-Mr.
LA Fleur has moved to Obed Walston 5
tenement house in ralcott.-M. w. Clark
lost fine horse last Friday between his
home aud Richmond. 1t dropped down
and died Will Towers and kNe Kirby
were guests at the home of Blossom and
the Misses George and Lou Goodrich
Wednesday night of last week.-Miss Lou
Goodrich is taking banjo lessons in Rich
mond
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HIGHGATE CENTER

Mrs. f.. L. Sunderland has returned
from Montreal, que, where She has been
visiting her daughter Mrs Willard ueff-
lon.-Mr. and Mrs. William Barr returned
Saturday from short wedding trim i'm
Montreal, Que, and are housekeeping
with Mr.. Bars mother Mr.. J. O. Barr
y. j. Sanderson. who has been in town
the past two weeks left Sunday ninht
for his home in West Newton Mass .
G. G. Austin Of St Ahaus was I'm town
Wednesday in the trial Of the case of
Spooner VS. Murrey.-Guy Powers the
youngest son Of Dr. Powers is quite IN
with tonslltis.-- and Mrs Allen Graves
OF Manchester Centre are visiting th.ir
neice, Mrs. Henry Stimets The ladies
of the Methodist Church held social
at the home of Miss Hattie Stimets We'd
nesday evening. a pleasant time is ro-
ported. and the sum of so was realized.
which will be used in repairing IN.
church. Edmund Jarvis was arrested
Tuesday for intoxication and DISTURBING
the peace. lie was tried before .tustirs
of the Peace NJ f.. Barr and was at.l
the sum of $500 and costs.-M H. Ioulas
has purchased the Oscar Payne house on
Canada street
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10 NJ NJ ER CIAL.
New York Produce Market.

New york, Nov. T.
IOUR-Receipts 2S6SS bbls. The
market was dun and weak to-day
Minnesota patents, s46oG475; Minnesota
bakers. $3,75d390' winter patents, $1,000
435 winter straights, s39jn4.lS winter
extras, S31n3io; winter low grades, 81 St
H3.20.
RYE FLOUR-The market was steady
Fair to good 81 2of,3,40; choice to fancy
s345fr3.60.
WHEAT-Roceirts 1855 bu: spot weak
NO rcd S31tc elevator; No. . red Si3s,
10 n anoat, 80. | northern Duluth $3.50
fob ahoat No. ! hard Manitoba nomina
lob. ahoat May slMS2c, closed sic; Dec
s31mS5 3-l6c, closed size
CORN-Receipts 13.l7j bu; spot. easier
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FAIRFAX.

A. II. Walker Of Nergennes visited Miss
Anna Rowland last week.-James Ruggles
while trying to get some tools slipped on
his crutches and fell, hurting himself
quito severely, MIR. and Mrs Ira Bishop
will spend several weeks at Newport
with their son. Bert The Rev. A. H.
baker preached his farewell sermon at
the Methodist Church sunday. He viii
Continued on sixth page)
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UNDERHILL CENTRE.

The report for school No. ;, Ada E.
Prior teacher, is as follows: Number of
pupils 50; average daily attendance. -Hj5,
perfect attendance. elena BlakelY.
blanche Allen. Lillian Hubbard, Laura
Wright. Margaret Phillips George Phil
lips, Ernest Wright. Charlie Dorey, Ray
Chase, James Brown and Robert Barrett :.
absent only one half day, Eva TilliSon
and Thomas Breen; absent only one day.
NJ nrfilla rerrlll
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WEST MILTON.

r s Lincoln is suffering from another
severe attack of heart trouble. DR.. Hol-
comb WAS called early Tuesday morning
to attend him.-Mrs. O. w. Granger
with her son. Dan, and he. two daughters
spent Tuesday in 9-Y.ington. Harry
Granger took possession of the store
Tuesday Mr.. Blake having moved back
to Clark $ farm.-School closed last Fri
day for a two weeks vacation. The teach
er Mrs, Blanchard. will spend the vaca-
ticn AZ Mr. OSpOOd'S
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago Nov. II.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT--Dec.. 76}sc: old 1850; May 76H.
m7tS.c. July 73In733sC.
COIN Nov, sc; Dec. 42lsn421.c; May
H3.c: July i1iac.
OATS-Nov., 343sc; Dec, aS7sa34c May
MESS PoRK-(Per bbD-Jan., sn.s2ie;
LARp-Ger 100 ibs)--Dec.. s6.72la: Jan.
s6.C1ls: May 81. So
SHORT RIBs-sldes Ooose)-January,
500: May .o.29Q6221a.
Cash quotations.
INITIATING. 3 spring %5Q7sc: No. red
76s. N79lsc.
CORN-No. 2, 42iic: No. 2 yellow 43i.c
OATS-No. 2 3iasc: No, 3 white a3l2037c.
/ RYE-No. 2. 53c.
BARLEYGood feeding S3a3sc: fair to
choice mailing 4slt Sc
FLAXSEED-No l, 91c: northwestern,
No. /. 95i2c.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime $3.50.
MESS PORk--(Per bbD-sli. 691eG1175
l.ARD-Q'er 1(t lbs)-s6 S5d6 S1i2.
SHORT RIBS-Sides Ooose)-S7 25q7 rs
SHOULDERS-Dry. sailed (bored)-
SlDFS-Short clear (boxed)-s6 1896 SIG
VIII KEY Oasis of highwines)-$l %
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was easy; creameries.
1-tU21lac; dalies. 14n1Si2c; eggs firm at
mark, cases included, 2ll2423l2c cheese
easy, l06 lie.
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he VIII not recover.--F u. Smith returned
from Burlington Saturday.--rhe schools
closed Saturday until after Thanksgiv-
ing. Misses Written, Powers and Ran
some have returned to Burlinston.--H. 7.
Fay has been confined TO the house by i'll
ness.-Charles Munson. Sr., and Fred
Munson have been spending several days
in Hyde Park.--Gcorge stevens has rent
ed ]. r. Hobart's farm for the coming
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JONESVILLE.

Miss Minnie Gillett has been quite III
for the past week. --Chester Ladd of Wor-
cester spent Saturday with his aunt, Mrs
Huldah Willey.-Charles Patterson of
Waterbury was in town last week. Mr.
ana Mrs Wesley Church were In Bur
hngton Sunday.-James Ward of Barre
spent Sunday with Mrs. Albro Hildreth
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Preston visited at
Dan prestnn's Monday
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs Marietta Fassett died November 4
at the home of her sister, Mrs r.
Tevayaw.-The Ladies' Aid of Memorial
Church will serve a dinner at Mrs. Albert
Woodward's November In. b. Car
penter has gone to visit his daughter,
Nv William kidder in Holland
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SHELBURNE,

The ladies of Trinity Church will soon
hold their annual sale.
The work of taking the old Vermont
apart is progressing rapidly. The boilers
have been taken out, the large 35-foot
drive wheels taken apart and the boat
now bpars "A ragged appparanCp
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doing al well as could he expected. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl F. Nay of Burlington made
u short visit to their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. G. Brown last week.-Mrs.. Fred
Sherman Of Huntington made a short
visit with j. NJ Carpenter and w. f..
Martin and their families last week.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Eugene Butler ana wife of Sheldon visit
ed his aunt. Mrs. Eliza steele, last week,
also his cousins, Frank iieiton and Belle
Richardson.
r Judwn has repainted the guide boards
in town which will be highly appreciated
by the travelling public
Several children in town nave wnoopine
cough, among those who are amlcted are
three children OF Cassius Williams.
A. A. Young. of the Rochester Nursery,
was in town Monday canvassing for fruit
trees.
Clinton Smith and wife visited friends
in town Sunday and Monday.
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WHAT HE WANTED TO KNOW

He. "But-er-your mother"
She. Il am sorry to tell you. Launcelot
that she detests YOU"
He. That's all right; but has she gone
so far as to threaten to be my mother-in
law ?'Liiarper Bazar.
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Often the item of news in the paper
which will have the most vital interest
for you will be found among the want
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-12

Mrs. r.. s. Tevyaw early Friday morning.
Tho funeral was held Sunday at 1.3o
O'clock at the homo OF Mrs. r. S Ievvan-