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MILTON.

Principal l.. S. Abbott has returned
from his home in Derby, and Mr.. G. Car
ter from Cochituate. Mass, and the grad
ed school reopened Monday. - Rev. Mr..
Brigham of Fairfax, occupied the Metho-
dist pulpit last Sunday in the absence of
the pastor Rev. j. T. BaXendale.-R r.
Wood of Swanton spent part Of last
week with his brother, n. S. Wood.-M SIS
Ellen Wagner returned to her school in
Berkshire Monday, after n short vacation
at home.-Percy Ballard spent part OF
last week at home.-Delore Massey has
gone to YORK Haven, Pa, where he has q
position,-Miss Lydia Coburn of Burling-
ton. was the guest of her brother. Or. c..
5. Coburn over Sunday.-Miss Gertrude
and Mrs G e. Clifford were Gated to Ii
conderosa, n. ", Saturday by the sud
den death of Mr.. Gift )rds father.-E. T.
Holbrook has returned from n trip to St
Louis, St. Paul. and other points in the
West-One of the horses belonging in the
team at the pulp mill died Sunday with
the colic.-Levi Dennio has moved into
his new house. He has sold his old house
to Napoleon Mackay, who will move it to
a lot Just south OF the present site.--Mr
and Mrs. Edward Center went to Rutland
Monday where they will go to housekeep-
ing
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JERICHO.

Miss Jessie Gillette was home from Bur
lington to spend Thanksgiving- HUI
burd and family We're in Waterville
Thursday.--Mr Porter has been very sick
but is better.-Mrs. Carroll was called to
Wcstford Saturday by the illness of hor
daughter, Mrs Machia.-The Baptist
Church has been undergoing repairs and
is now ready for servicc-Mr. Campbell.
pastor OF the Baptist Church, WAS or
dalned Tuesday.-Edward Brock, a former
Jericho boy was in town last week.
George Bowman has finished work for O.
&, Grace.
Grace Carroll is now working for Glenn
Booth.--Mary Field will go the last of
this week to Mr. Bshop's.-Mrs. Annie
Morse Mead came from Massachusetts,
last Thursday morning to her home in
lnderhll and returned Sunday night -
Mrs. Dennis is spending a few DAYS at
her Old farm on Cilley hill,-Mrs. Nichols
Is expected TO start next Monday for
California.
Rev. Mr.. Buzzel of Colchester, was IN
town Tuesday to attend the ordination of
Rev. Mr.. Campbell.--The singing class
met Tuesday night to rehearse for the
Old Folks concert to he given Friday
nght,-Rev. Mr.. Davidson, with several
other clergymen, were here Tuesday at
the ordination.--B. s. Martin is in West
ford this week on business.-M. Small has
been stopping at home for a few DAYS =.
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JERICHO CENTER.

MI those who attended the dance at
the village hall November "a. reported
an enjoyable time.-Mrs. II. Il. Hall is
sick.-'rhe village schools closed Wednes-
day November %, with appropriate
exeerciseS.--Aliss Lorraine Ransom IS re-
ported convalessent.--T 8 Eansome
finished work on S. Il. Bolgers new
house, Saturday November %, the family
expect to move in this weolc--The Home
Missionary society are to meet with
Miss Helen Bolgor returned to john
son to resume her studies after the
THANKSGIVING vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Il. Ballard, who are
on the T. L. Barber farm. invited his
mother, Mrs Betsey 4. Ballard. and two
Of his brothers, Charles and Irving Bal
lard and Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Carpenter
to Thanksgiving day dinner which they
all cheerfully accepted After partaking
of dinner singing was INDUCED in.--The
Rev. John NJ. Coffin OF Berlin preached as
a candidate at the church here last sun
day--Mrs Hopkins has returned from her
visit TO New York city.-Mrs Harriet Hig-
gins returned home from her visit in
Massachusetts Thursday.-Au the mem
bers OF r. Vnrney's family have been
quite sick with what seems to be an cpl
denic OF the grip.-The, Woman's Home
Missionary society meet with Mrs. l.. H.
Chaplin this week Thursday.--Mr II. b.
Hall is quite sick with severe attack of
the asthma.-Mr. and Mrs. McCrum of
Pennsylvania are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Harlan p. Hall and family.
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HUNTINGTON CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter TAFT are rejoicinI
over the arrival Of d son, born Friday}
sixty couples attended the dance al
the Nj. w. a. hall Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Edith Mix Of Bristol is visiting heI
sister, Mrs. y. a. Carpcnter-Miss Rett|
Ellis of New York spont Thanksgiyin
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nd
Ellis.-Mr. and Mrs Howard Baldwi
are stopping for a while with his father
H. Il. Baldwin.--Frank Beane and
Leon Hanks visited Bristol Saturday
John Miles and son, Ralph, visited Burl
llngton Saturday.
Bartlett & co. have shut their mild
down for a while the stock being all CT,
un.-Miss Georgia Brewster commenced
school at IIanksville Monday.-S. J. Ran!
dal and +. r. Strong attended the f,II
h'rl or MI Hin at Starksboro Monday.-
H. +. Gorton has sold his farm to Frank
feane and Daniel Grange. They takd
possession in the snring.-Miss Alma Carl
pent'r went to Iinesburgh Sunday I'd
commence school there Mondav-Tbt
Dramatic club expect to Present ths
N"ma' DOT tho Miners Daughter "
ABOUT tho middle Of Decoinber-C r.
''sW'I who for the past two years ha;
run Mrs Nettie Ftch's farm. is rovini
20 'o!oh ter ana Marble Pierce has rent,
e" ana takes possession Of the farm Ia
vacated December
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CHITTBNDEN COUNTY
wINoosKI.

Mrs. Silas j. Bliss died Thursday
morning at the home of her daughter
Mrs. John ~, Lyon in Colchester. after
a short illness of pneumonia. Mrs.
Bliss had been an invalid for some time
but number of days ago contracted
n severe cold. which soon developed
into pneumonia. Mrs. Betsey S. Bliss
was born in this town 81 years ago and
has been resident of Colchester all
her life. tifty-fve years ago she was
married to Slas J. Bliss. who with two
children, survive her. They are Ray
mond Bliss of Chicago and Mrs. j. II.
Lyon of this town. The funeral was
held from the late home Saturday after
noon at l y. m.
out of a herd OF 81 cows and one bull,
which was considered one of the best
herds in the county, % cows were found
to be affected with tuberculosis through
4 tost made by Or. Rich Wednesday. The
herd was the property OF ~, f.. Thomp-
son, n prominent farmer of Colchester
and the animals were taken Friday
to the Rendering companys plant to be
slaughtered with these animals were
nine others which were taken from other
herds in that vicinity.
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week at his fathers in Franklin.
lhere was a family gathering at III
nome OF Mrs. Cordelia Tebo Thursda}
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Comstook i
Montpelier came to attend the funerd
OF her mother, Mrs. Luthera Lothroj
Friday.
Inc death Of Mrs. Luthera e. J,othrol
the "iie or i. L. Lothrop. occurred
her residence in South Burlington MI
Vember - She was born at Eno.burd
rails and later lived in Essex. She th i
TOOK no her residence in South Burl,n 4
ton, where she died at the age Of II vea
and ten months She Is survived nv MID
children, six sons and three dauph,er
-Four OF the sons live In South Bny,,n
ton, Charles, Bailey, Arthur and rdsa
and one son, Dwight lives in Montpe,ij
and another Lorton resides in Winoosk
The daughters are Mrs IIettv Goodric
Of Greensboro, Mrs. Eliza Comstock ,
Montpelier and Mrs. Jennie Williams ,
Natertown, y. Y. The funeral W.
largely attended November % at 2.
o'clock p. m. Tho Rev. c. j. Staples ,
this city oficiatcd and n cuartette san
The hymns, Jesus Lover Of NV Soul
and Rock of Ages" The bearers wei
two sons, Charles Bailey. Edison. Dwi9t
ana I.orton Lothrop and son-in-lav
Albert C"mstock. The interment wa
made in tho Tllrcdge cc.notorv
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HUNTINGTON.

School opened Monday morning in tho
village district with Miss Ila Sweet of
Lincoln as teacher.-Thaddcu Smith re-
turned to his home IN Monkton Sunday
after few days visit with his sister, Mrs.
Il. a, Fuller.-Mrs. Leecr, the evangelist
closed her engagement here Friday even
ing and returned to her home in Lynn.
Mass.-Frcd Bagley has issued bond for
carrying the mail from lIanksville Point
to Richmond for another four years.-Al-
bert Crandall has sold the farm he recent
ly bought of the Brewster estate to Il. Nj.
Norton x NJ j. Ellis. Consideration 5000.
Miss Eleanor Sweet and her friend Miss
Smith returned Saturday to Barre after
spending week with Mrs. Mary Sweet,
Miss Daisy Kenyon went November % to
johnson to resume her week as teacher in
the normal school
II. w. Johnson has bid in for the
mail route from Hanksville to Rich
mond.
Gerry Phillips is moving to the Norton-
Ellis farm.-1ittle Fern Fargo of Rich
mond IL visiting in town.-The dance in
T. of " hall Wednesday evening was well
attended.-All the schools began Monday
except in the Johns district. where they
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ST. GEORGE.

Orson w Isham has rcsrucl The Of
fees OF town clerk and treasurer, 10 take
effect December /, at which time the
selectmen Will appoint some ono 10 serve
until Morch mcetug.-Mr, aul Mrs ).
+. Hinsdul and SON, MITCHELL go o. Va
terbury the first of the week. FIR two
weeks business tlip.-MIsS Mar-Wette
Tillcy is spending two weeks vacation
at home previous TO commencing the Win
ter term of school on Fourth street, South
burlington. w. IIusdil is now en-
joying tho pleasures of tho telephone
boil
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Kchoo, with Mrs.
NJ T.. Wostcott, have moved into O. w.
Ishams new house. The soloctmen have
appointed II, H. Tuloy town clerk and
treasurer in place of q. W. lsham, re-
signed Miss Mlrgarotte Tilloy has been
appointed assistant town clerl.-Norman
Wescott will soon move to his mothers
home place.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

a special village meeting was held
in the Park street school house Sat
urday evening as the result of n call
from petition with eight signers.
asking that n street be opened from
Pearl street, near the property OF
George Beach, to the property of the
Roscoe printing house. 1t was voted
to dismiss the petition. 1t is probable
that the matter will now he referred
to the town.
The Opportunity Circle OF the Con-
prcrational Church have barrel of
bedding. clothing. etc, ready 20 skip
to the Rev. l.. i. Garfield at Ward
Academy South Dakota
The auction of horses held at II. b
Wnley's livery stable Tuesday was
well attended The horses to the num-
her of so We're brought here from Bos-
ton by Joseph lIeber. Fifteen OF them
were sold
The many friends OF Mrs. Bertha
Burridec of Randolph, n former teach
er in the primary school here, will
SYmpathize with her in the death of
her -yoar-old daughter, Ruth, which
occurred Tuesday of diphtheria.
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SHELBURNE.

Willard Ball who had such n bad en-
counter with an ugly bull Friday, is very
sore and severely bruised but fortunately
escaped with his life and no broken bones.
1t will be several weeks before Mr.. Ball
will be able to attend TO his farm.
Shelburne Cooperative Creamery paid
its patrons &c cents for per cent milk for
the month of October and "A cents per
pound for butter fat.
q. e. Smith is moving his household
goods to Essex Junction.
William West sold valuable driving
mare to DIR. Thomas WEIGH of Middle,
town Conn. Mr.. West shipped the horse
Monday
Albert Potvan has sold his livery bust
ness to Edward Lawrence Of the hotel
and has moved his family to his home
at the falls.
Miss Mary Tracy, who has been visit
ing hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Tracy, has returned to Johnson normal
school where she is teachinr
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus Tomlinson started
Saturday morning for Hamilton, Ohio,
where he has a position as engineer
The Willing Workers meet Thursday with
Mrs. John Gregory.--Myrtic Pease is visit
ing in East Barre this week.--Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Ennis Of Waterbury and
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ellsworth of Pleas
ant Valley, spent Thanksgiving in town
with frends.-W. II. Davis was in Bur
lngton Saturday.-Mrs. A. l.. Hardy is
expected home from Boston this week.
Ira Burns has shipped his white hedge
hog to parties in Phladelphia.-Mrs. T..
r. Davis returned home from Stowe
Tuesday.-A. J. Davis of Underhill has
moved into the GLE house.
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CHARLOTTE.

Arthur Eaton OF San Francisco came
TO town Monday. called here by the ILL
ness of his mother. He Is being en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Field
sunday night a tool house on the
Cedar Farm Of Charles W. Emerson of
Boston was burned and large guam
tity OF valuable farming tools. The
building was quite a distance from
the house and none of the occupants
OF the farm saw the fire. No one
knows how the fire caught.-The Sun
day school had a special temperance
exercise last Sunday.-Quite n number
from this part OF the town attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. George T..
Prindle In East Charlotte Sunday.-Nr.
and Mrs Bert Nilmnre are the happy
parents of a daughter born November
"a weighing Sla pounds-School in
district No. s resumed session last
Monday after two weeks vacation
Mrs. Henry Thorp is confined to tho
house with rheumatsm.--Mr. and Mrs.
John Sadlier of Hnesburgh visited
relatives and friends in town last week
Mrs. c. ID, Wooster and daughter.
Caroline, returned to Burlington last
Monday.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Hazel Wilson spent few days
at home recently.-Miss Winnie VOL
colt, who has had n weeks vacation,
has returned to her school in Essex
Mrs. Hattie Somerville. who has been
spending Thanksgiving week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wheeler,
has returned to her home in Waits
field.--Miss Alvira Pratt is at home
from Alburgh. where she has been
teaching,-Mr. and Mrs, +. II. Nelson
spent Thanksgiving in Champaign
Miss Ethel Hulburd is visiting in Mil
ton.--RaymOnd Bliss Of Chicago is in
town, having been called here by the
death of his mother, Mrs, Silas Bliss
Miss Drake of Bellows Academy, Fair
fax. was the guest of Miss May Nc
Neil last week,-The Misses Jennie,
May, Grace and Myrtle Mcneil were at
home for few days Thanksgiving
time.
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WILLTSTON.

Arthur SIENNA Is at home from New
York City.-Mr and Mrs. Seymour Caswill
attended the funeral of Mrs Asa Sher-
win in Richmond, l.. j. Barney has
moved his family to Holyoke. MISS, leav-
ing a large circle OF friends to regret
their leaving town.-The Rev. and Mrs.
Defendorf spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Clark.-Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Tarbox were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Tarbox Thanksgiving Cora
Tarbox was at DR. A. l.. Brghams few
days last week.
Clarence Christmas cut his foot
while splitting wood a cash two
inches long, in consequence of which
the young man walks on crutches.--
sylvia Warren had a party Friday
night to celebrate her 18th birthday
Mrs. NJ O. Goodrich and l.. Dow Of
Richmond were at Mrs. Darling's re-
cently-Mrs. Il. c. Johnsons mother
was at her home Thanksgiving day
Joseph LABEL is having serious trouble
with his eYes.-Fred Bliss has return
ed home with his bride.
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SHELBURNE.

= w. l'aIh WHO IS einploSeu mere
on the large larm "i Nol' lru'il'n -
tIetcher oil 81 JohhsD"rF' was serious
~ crushed and bruised IN an encounter
with Uull ffludy horhiHs' me
buIl mad not peeh feared previously ana
irldaY morning Mr' Zen went mo
ms stail 10 uhhltch nm ana ie' INN
out Nheh ne was loose 'he puIi AT
once made Tor MY BALL. knocking nun
down ana crushing ana hrulsihS ms
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

i've sequel Of n romantic courtship Wa
.me midnight marriage in this city on
inursday night or Miss Elizabeth katb.
.."n Nldcl'oN"lA daughter OF Alexanler
N"cl 'onei Of Chicago and Herbert p
Wilson Of Montreal Miss MacDnnerv
and Mr. Wilson arrived in the CITY on
the lpR train THANKSGIVING night and
sought out justice Of tire peace andI
asked him to marry them They had M
license. and acting on the advice ia ero.v
one, routed out city Clerk HOPKINS who
when advised of the predicamcnt. ,ervI
CONSIDERABLY dressed ana went down al
the office and issued the necessary docu,
ment. 1t was now near midnight hnr
the determined couple next drove tn the
methodist Episcopal parsonage. wh.re
they acquainted the Rev. and Mrs. Wiley
WIN their errand and as soon as possible
tHe ceremony was performed in the par
f'noge parlor. After a wedding trip ia
New York, Mr.. ard Mrs. Wilson will
TAX" UP their residence in Montreal
The wedding of Miss Winifrcd Fitz-y
gerald, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jamos|
Fitzgerald OF Fairfield and Mosos|
Iurness OF this city, was solcmnizcd at
81. Mary Church at tea o'clock Mon
DAY morning, the Rev. Thomas Donahuo
onlciatinS, Tho maid of honor was Miss
Alice Colomb and William FITZGERALD
acted as best man. Tho bride was attired
IN a handsome travelling dress Of brown
with hat 20 match, while Mss Colornh
vas goWued in blue Following the cerc,
mony the bride and groom went to Fair.
Held, whore Il wedding breakfast WI,
served To- "a party of - Mr.. md Mrs.
Furness LIFT on the evening train for a
wedding TRIP after which they VIII take
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married last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cronk
Mono but their immediate friends were
present. Mrs. Palmer IS Mrs Crouk's
sister.-paulna Powell, wife Of George
T.. Prindle, died early Friday morning
Of tuberculosis, after a brief Illness, aged
81 years. She leaves a husband and two
sons, mother, four sisters and one
brother, besides a large circle of friends.
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon
at ono o'clock from her late home.-Mlss
Lena Ellison, who has been visiting
friends in town. left Saturday for Bel
lows Falls, where she has business posi-
tion.--Mr. and Mrs. Burton Becis aud
son have gone to Dandy to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Baldwin.-Charles Harris ana
sons from Middlcbury, Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Thomas and daughter from Monk
ton, and Mr. and Mrs. D Clarke IF Char
lotte spent Thanksgiving day with MI
and Mrs. j. Avery Harris.-Nisses Jennie
and Ethel Lyon, who have been visiting
their aunt Mrs, Ransom Beers for the
past two weeks, returned last Friday to
their homo in Peru, n. N.-Aliss Sara
Emo and William Stacy of L. v NJ, are
home for the Thanksgiving recrss.--J. X.
Taggart is home for the winter from
Clintonvile, N. Y, where he has been
for the past two months collecting pine
cones for i. II. Horsford,
After a two weeks visit with relatives
in this and adjoining towns, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. #. Hall left Monday for their
home in Long Lake, n. Y.-Alrs. Phillis
Strong OF Fitchburg Mass. arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Stcb
bins Monday evening, with whom she
will spend tho winter. Mrs. Strong is a
sister Of Mrs. Stebbins.-Mrs Charles
Nichols Of Los Angeles. Cal, was the
guest OF Mrs Ncllio Hosford several
days last week.--The Rev. q. H. Carr
lett Thursday morning for u few days
absence in Montpelier and Barre.-Among
those from out of town who spent
Thanksgiving with relatives here were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Nichols of Willis
ton, at Mrs Cynthia Ifosford's; T.. II.
Ellison, daughter and SON. OF Bristol. at
A. y. Ellison's.-The Y meeting, held
with Miss Ethel ClaXton last Saturday
evening, was well attended. being the
"houorarics' evening, Carroll Palmer
presided and the carefully prepared pro-
gramme was we'll executed The debate
by four young ladies' was both interest
ing and Instructive the question being:
"ResolVcd. that Intcmpcrance Has
Caused More Misery Than War" ~
force of argument it was decided in the
ncgative.--H. H. CldXton had the misfor-
tune to jam the two middle fingers upon
his left hand Monday evening 10y drop
door in the horse barn falling on to him.
Tile funeral of Allen Shepherd, the only
son Of Mrs. Anna Shepherd, who died
Saturday, WAS held at the Catholic
j..
The cause Of his death was tuberculosis,
with which he had suffered for year
past.-Last Sunday being temperance
Sunday there were interesting exercises
by the pupils Of the Baptist Sunday
school
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has moved into Euseb Sanctuary's house.
Fred Bobor has moved into E. O. Mead S
tenement house Andrew Curry has
moved back to his farm for the winter.
James Russell has returned from an
extended visit in Brdport and Shoreham.
The Rev. j. NJ. Appleman and family
spent Thanksgiving with a daughter in
Shushan. N. y, and returned homo Sat
urdsy. --Thanksgiving union service was
held In the Congregational Church with
a sermon by the Rev. c. G. Adams
bort Romney of Randolph spent the past
week with his daughter, Mrs. A..
Wortheim. Mrs. Russell and her daugh-
ter, Hone. visited in Richmond last
week. Fired Bushey has put up a build
ing for n meat market on his place at
the north end.--The public schools open
ed Monday with the following teachers:
No. 1, Harry w. Page; No. 2, Alma NJ.
Carpenter; No. s. Jessie M. Appeman;
No. :, Roy Gilman: No. s, Alice l.. Ian
don; No. Q, Nellie Noonan; No. 10, Mat
tic Mckenzie; No IA, high school, Prin-
cipal Ira p. Kellogg, Jr.. A. T., assistant,
Katharine =. sharpe, 3. S-The Congre-
gational Ladies' Aid will hold fair in
the town hall December 16 and II with an
entertainment and supper each evening
At the regular communication of Pa
triot Lodge +. &. A. NJ, which convenes
at their hall on Friday afternoon, Deem
Der g at two o'clock the third degree
will be worked An invitation has been
extended to the D. d. G.. NJ, to visit the
lodge at that time. All brother Masons
in regular standing are welcome
Prof Kellogg spent Thanksgiving with
friends in Felchville.-Miss Nellie Bis
sonette is operator at the central tcle-
phone ofice-Mr. and Mrs. Fay Clark
of Waterbury spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. DavIs.--Dr. Wilson
goes 10 Hartford Conn, where he will
practice his profession. Or. Larnerd of
Burlington will succeed DIR. Wilson here.
Mrs. II, c. Cassidy is visiting her sis
ter Mrs G.. l.. Clifford, in Brandon. The
Rev. Mr.. Contose of jamestown, n. Y.
will preach his first pastoral sermon at
the Baptist Church next Sabbath,
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TOWNSVILLE.

Frank Davis and family have moved
to interchangeable. and Mrs. Carl
Muzzey of Honey Hollow are rejoicing
over the birth Of twin girls.--Mr. and
Mrs. f. j. Gillett and daughter. Min
ME, spent Thanksgiving In Castleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Church visited
relatives In Jericho last week.-A. II.
Williams and family are moving to
Richmond this week.--Mr, and Mrs. AL
bert Crandall left last evening for Can
ada.--Belle White, Hazel Bates. Alice
Alger and Nina Fuller returned to their
school in Randolph Tuesday morning
after spending the Thanksgiving va
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MILTON BORo.

George Phelps has lost his second
horse In few months.--The quaran-
tine Is OFF William Gordon's house.
Smith Wiley won the rife at the raf-
fc at George Phelps's store Tuesday
evening,-NIiss Edith Hayden COM
menced her second term Of school Mon
day.--The Rev. s. S, Brigham OF Fair
fax supplied the pulpit here Sunday,
Mr.. Baxendale being away.--Misses
Lillian and Emma Bean, who were
at home for the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton, have returned to their school du-