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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
Suits at SIS Furs at Half
Worth TIN to S7S Pick Of the Stock
Pick Of the Stock

Not single piece held back-free
and unrestricted choice of the en-
tire line; cluster and long scarfs,
stoles, boas and fiat effects-blacl1
hare, muskrat, sable and Isabella
opossum, black and brown marten,
chinchilla and mink. The fact that
we never carry over furs from one
season to another is largely respon-
sible for our past success in this de-
partment; a policy which now calls
for A FINAL CLEANUP, be the
loss ever SO severe. Values range
from $9.35 by easy stages UP to
$135.O0-now offered at half price;
$165 to $67.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
AMusENIENTs

BELAsCO--"Old Heidelberg."
MASON-"Salammbo."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
BURBANK-"The Little Church Around
the Corner"
CAsINO--Vaudeville.
TEMPLE AUDITORIUM-Ben Greet Play
crs.
BROADVAY-Vaudeville
CHUTES-Concert and Zoo.
ASCOT--Races.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
TELLS OF HUSBANDS CRUELTY
Wife Says That Her Spouse Kicked
Her About the House

Fred w. Nichols, according to his
wifes story. hurled her about the
house In a manner that was not con-
ducive to domestic happiness but there
was a lack of corroborative evidence
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
Sues for Divorce

Divorce proceedings were filed in the
superior court yesterday by Mrs. Kate
Elizabeth Lowry Cory against her
husband, Arthur Lowry Cory.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
AROUND THE TOWN

The Herald viii pay SO in cash 10 any one
furnishing evidence that will lead 70 the arrest
and conviction Of any person caught stealing
copies Of The Herald from tho premises OF
THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
Worth Up to SIS

What will prove, perhaps the greatest Suit
Sale in the history of our house-begins this
morning Trade conditions demand it; new
goods arriving daily, more room needed. All
broken lines-one or two suits Of kind
must go at once. Your pick of probably
FORTY STYLES; values ranging from
$500 to $500; AT $500 TODAY and to-
morrow! Choose between Blouse, Eton and
Coat styles; skirts in both walking and dress
lengths, some having silk drops; black
solid coors and fancy mixed materials;
plain tailor effects and with braid and band
trimmings and pleats; an exceptional oppor-
tunity.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25

10 CURE A COUGH IN CNE DAY
Use Adams Irish Moss Cough Balsam
Prescribed by the best physicians for
Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness. Bronchitis and
all til. bat and lung troubles 25c, soc. AZ
ull druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25

Strangers are invited TO visit the exhibit Of
California products at the Chamber OF Com
merce building on Broadway between First
and Second streets. where free information
VIII be given on all subjects pertaining TO
this section.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25

The Angelus Hotel Grill
The aelect dining place or the city. LOOMS
Brothers. proprietora
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25

The well fed and well nour-
ished person can expose them
selves to dangers, the thought of
which would drive the lily fed
person into a fit. ENERGY is
good. Don't forget ENERGY, 10
cents a package
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

French dinners. S5c. with wine
Woodward's. ia West Second street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25

TO .sUBsCR1RERs-I any subscriber who
may fail to receive The Herald on any morn
ing delivery will notify the business office by
telephone he will receive a copy Of The Herald
for that day by special messenger
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-25
CHARGED Win Grand Larceny

Charge was brought yesterda
against. Fidel Robes, a Mexicai
charging him with grand larceny. II
Will appear in Justice Austin's coul
Thursday for examination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
tho bushel we're provided for the occas-

tho bushel were provided for the occas-
ion and II any went away hungry, it
was tIc,r cwn fault. state senator Law
renee of Bristol acted as uuctionrcr. l..
+. Avery us clerk and n. G.. II, lano as
cashier. The bidding was spirited and
lively ana sales amounted to s3,ao0
'rhirty-ninc head Of registered stock sold
for $l696 an average of about $3.50. Cows
ranged from s25 to $l25. One nice yoke
ut oxen were struck off at Sla2 The
sales of cattle alone amounted I" 81, 20j
tho Ladies' Missionary society held
their monthly meeting on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Frisbie. The
gentlemen Of the society were invited to
Aoin in the social hour and tca.--Martin
Williams and wife Of Charlotte arc visit
ing at j. q. Adams and other friends -
John Ripley and wife of Bristol arc visit
ing friends in town.--Aprles buyers are
very busy making their shipments and
will probably finish up this week.-Mrs..
and Mrs. Albert Sticklcs Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson Day and Ransom O'Rricn and
son of Addison, George Middlcb,ook and
wife Of Ferrlsburgh and Benjamin Car
rcntcr ot Charlotte were guests at H..
j. Carpenters on Thursday of last week.
w. a.. jenkins of Monkton was the first
one 10 send in a deer's head to he mount
ed by our local taXidcrmst. 1t was a
three year old buck with a handsome
I'air of horns. and weighed 300.
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GRANVILLE

There was a large attendance at the
t,.hibition Saturday evening III the cor
nor school house. The programme con-
sisted of songs. charades. dialogues and
tableauX and was well carried out and
enjoyed by all-Much praise is due
Miss Mcneil the teacher also Miss
Myrtle Maynard who trained the chill
lren in singing. The proceeds were Silt
Mr. and Mrs. II. 7. Hayes visited at II.
Powers in Ripton last wock.-Niss Flor
cnce Kendall WAS in Randolph .'riuLY
and Saturday.-Clarko Sargent ana Wifi
We're in Mortified to visit his mother
Il day last week-Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
J"nn"tt have returned from their trip IL
Enfield. y. II.-Mr. and Mrs. W. i.
Church If Cornwall visited at T.. l..
Jcwctts and called on other friends in
town recently.-Miss Josie Taylor is
spending Il few weeks at William Hunt
leys.---Willam r. Fih"ld was in Brain
tree Monday.-E. y. monWay was iu
Northticld on business Mondav- Mis-. l..
y. II"morway was in Bethel and Ram
dolrh this week .-Marsarct Griffin of
Rochester spent last week with her sis
ter. Mrs. 4. w. Boyd Miss Lc1a Briago
is in Ncrgcnnes for a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Il. l.. I!rigga.--Fr"d Andrews
killed the bear in Deer Hollow instead
OF Frank iiuntlcy rs reported last week.
Horace WhiDl"y and wife OF l\orthii,ld
visited at {. &. lIubbard's and also at
Mrs Jennie Whitreys last Wock.--J. T..
J.wctt has been quite i'll and attended
Icy Dr. G. NJ. Campbell MIR. and Ms
Charles McIntire We're in Warren SatuI-
t; Y.
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VERGENNEs.

Gn account Of i'll health, Herbert &.
uawley of Fitchburg, Mass, has resigned
AS administrator of the estate of Mary
u. Bostwick of Waltham and +. II.
Incon has been appointed in his place
and John Gravcle has been appointed
commissioner in place of Mr. Bacon.
I'he stewards OF the Methodist Epis
,,rnl Church assisted hy the ladies' of
the congregation. will hold their annual
chicken plc supper i'm the N"Stly of the
church Tuesday evening November II.
Mrs. Edward DcCourcy has sold hcr
farm Of - acres of land 10 John De-
CnurcY and VIE fnr s. iel possession
gwen April !, 1906.
ti"n of guests Yesterday 'ihc house,
which was formerly known as the Pros
poet House, has been greatly changed
aud several alterations have been mad,
in thc rooms, 'Ihv interior has been
lcWlN painted and paprrcl throughout and
.hclrc lights aud new heating system
installed and cull h'lls placed in all the
,uoms. The hotel viii mako a specially
OF Summer visitors but the transient
guests Will not l." neglected, George r.
Kimhal. the proprietor, is cXporis need in
tho business, having hc"n proprietor of
several hotels in California for :, VcraI
N'ars and was in chareo of lho Hone
stead" at l,asin IlAlbor for two years.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY

Mrs. Eliza Abl oft has returned he nc
after visit of several weeks with
friends in Saratoga and other places
Warren and Eta Mills nf Euta,d re-
Gently Visited friends in this pdrc.-Iay
Pratt and Dwight Kirty were each fort
tlnate in getting a deer this selson.-Tnc
tenement recently vacated by G. i. Peck
is now occupied Ly MIR. Marden ana fam
ly.---rho R"v. Mr.. Hcaxt of Sholburne
assisted The lnral pastor in The service
at tie Methods. Church last week on
Wednesday evcnirg.--Thc l.a,uc.'' AID
surictN of the Methodist tnurch Will
meet With Mrs. Horace Elmer Friddy
Afternoon November 3-ClarcNCc and
Ray cole of IiolYoko. Mass. recently
spent Scvcll Il Ns among trlonds in this
piacc.---F, a. Pratt of Troy, y. y. WAS
in tlis place ON business recently -
Clarence Cole shot q bear on the noun
tain one day last wcek.--Johu NJ, Nash
and son with n friend from st Albans
were here for the 1.cr Soason.--Mis3
Mary Is. Pi'rsOn continues to iNprONc
sir
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CORNWALL.

The Rcv. S. II. Barnjm has returned
from his vacation and occupied the pull
pit of the congregational church on
Suudiy.-B. =. i'i"lL \. -. Pdrkhll and
Misses Many james and lr.u" Atwood
attended the meeting Of th" tngrega-
iunnI y. J.. :. &. T.. convention III Or
W,ll on SaturlaN.-Nr. ana Mrs. 4. C..
Frost and Mr and Mrs. ]. VI. Atwood
went an the excursion to Montreal on
Saturday.--A. u. Lane and son. Donald.
of Ottawa. Canada. Were guests at G..
II. Lanes ON Thu s,lay and Frlday-W.
II. bingham of West Cornwall has had
the misfortune to have the flesh tori,
from on" Of his fore fin gers. by the hook
of a chain. which I've was hcldinc.- Mason
: Stone. state superintendent of Cduca-
tion WAS in town on lust week meeting
the teachers at the hall in tnc Jfteir oon
In the evening Il good sized .u,ilcucc
9vHi!cd themselves of the privilege of
lHtering 10 his most interesting and in
atlurlivc talk on educational affairs, and
life in tho Philippines
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QUEER POIN! OF Law
supreme Court Asked to Give Snr.ood
New TrlnI 80 His Divorced Wfc
Can Testify

Montpelier, Nov. 1.-The B,nninctou
county case of State vs.. Eugene l.. Sar-
good has occupied the time Of supreme
court nearly all day and the arguments
were not completed when adjournment
WAS taken this afternoon. The two cases
for poisoning and for perjury are being
argued together by states Attorney w.
X. Daley and @. NJ. Barber for the State
aid Batchelder IL Bates for the respond
cnt. The respondent is now serving Il
sentence in state prison of not less than
seven nor more than eight years in the poi
soiing case and for not less than five nor
more than six years in the perjury case.
one sentence to follow the other Sar-
good was convicted in Bennington county
court of poisoning colts belonging to Rou-
ert Blair and was also indicted for per-
jury growing out of his tes .;mony before
the grand jury. The case comes To su-
preme court on exceptions to a cumulative
sentence and it is also claimed that the
indictment on which Sargood was tried
was insufficient. In. the matter OF the
conviction for perjury a petition is also
brought before supreme court for new
trial. One Of the grounds for this petition
is that when Sargood was convicted his
she is now divorced. is a competent wit
ness and can be procured when wanted.
H'he Grand Isle county case of r. l..
Sampson ct nj. VS.. the town Of t;rali,i
Isle ct al. was argued to-day by \. A.
Hall for the plaintiff ard Judge NJ. \.
| bingham for the defendant town. Tsls
case comes up on writ of nandanus.
| The town of Grand Isle voted to ,ls-
! tain a high school and now wants 20
| discontinue it.
Other cases argued this morning We're
| w. H. Howricln. apee. vs.. town Of Iak-
.rsfield, opt. and state VS.. Louis Shappy,
Jr,, both from Franklin county.
RAILROAD GIVES III CASE.
! in the Lamolle county case Of Henry
| H. Stinson VS.. the Central Vermont Xviii
way company in whicl! in the low ol
count the plaintiffs was awarded Il Verdict
of N0n. an entry was ordered to-day,
| Judgment of the lower court affirmed.
| The case was called for hearing hut theln
was no appearance on the part of tic
raircad
| rhe next cas-" tn he argue! VIII prob
/ ably be NJ T.. Lcwes vs.. John Crane &
Sons from Caledonia county. This Was
| the first case on the trial calendar but
"as not heard in its ordor.
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ADDISON.

Myron Smth recently lost horse by
its breaking II leg in the PASTURE
George Spencer and family have moved
back on their farm in Addison. .--Thc
halloween social was Il pleasant affair
and attended by n small company. about
sl2 was rcalzod.--Lutie Whitturd recent
" lost his pork from the cellar and tnc
grapes from the Nmcs.--'rh Ladies Aid
society were entertained last M,dnos-
day at the church pnllors by Mrs. Tracy
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. White. The next
meeting Will be on November with Mrs
T. c. Elrior.-John Norton ana bride
have returned to their home ~ Iowa.
Charles Seegar and wife visited at
Gideon Whittord's in Crown Point ,ast
week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02

and Miss Ella lIurlburt OF this town
were married at the Baptist parsonage
Monday by the Ecv. s. j. Perry.
Walter Barnard went to Winooski Tues
uay with Il load of household goods for
j. II. Jacobs. Frank Hickey went to
burlington Monday t" visit his daughter,
who is in school there. II here will be IA
covenant meeting at the Baptist Church
next Friday evening. Letters advertised
in tho Bristol postofiico october 80: Ralph
Grccnoueh. II Skccls. j. A. Johnson. Oil
Yer Ring. Charles McEcNer.-J. II. Whit
ncy vino has been seriously III. Is reported
Il little improved. DR. q. i. Edm'lnds re-
cciNcd II telephone m"ssng" Monday night
from his brother i'll lrasburgh that his
mother Mir. Abhc Ednunds. was dead.
rho ,lnr:or wont to Iasburgh Tuesday
,,ft,rnoon MIS-. l.. y. Williamson is visit
ing her son. br. Harold Williamson, in
Hurlington. - The ladies of the Epworth
League of the Methodist Church are to
hold u birthday social in Dikcs hall We'd
II, day evening, November 5. fine lit
.rary and musical programme has been
prepared and rcfre shmcnts will be served.
The proceeds are to be applied to the
building fund.-lt appears that j. NJ.
Rivers who shot the bear cub and wound
ed the old bear, found her and brought
her home. Miss Nora Rivers will have
the skin fashioned into rug.
: NJ. Goff reports the morning tenn
ncraturc for October as follows: Highest
G. degrees; lowest. Il degrees; average.
Il degrees. last year. % degrees; rainfall
il2 inches: last year, 2.33 inches 16
clear days The next meeting of the
outlook club viii be held with Mrs. G.
f. Lawrence. November 10: roll call;
French Victories. lesson review; leader,
Mr.. smith: The French Reformation,
Mrs. Allen: reading Crecy. Miss Cooley
Justice u. t. Snolwin rendered Judgment
T'icsdpv f"r the plaintiffs to recover
$13.7j damages and costs of S3.i5 in the
case of t. j. and ". G. r.. Bristol vs.
Mark Iutchine. ID, nuston 4 CO..
trustees. Mrs. y. \. Carpenter of
Huntington Center has be"on visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edith Mix. this week.
\ gang Of men are setting poles and
stlnping wires for the Electric Light
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

'rnc district meeting of the Worlrn's
Relief Corps was held in Tie *. Of +.
hall Thursday, beginning at lo30 . clock.
This meeting included delegations from
Morrisvillc. Wolcott. Greensboro, Hyde
Park and the nome corps. The visiting
officer Mrs A. A. Niles Of Marrsyillr.
was received after which the installa-
ton service was performed by tho local
corps ir II very oroditahlc manner. Mrs.
Nellie Dutton acting as installing officer
Adjournment was then ridde for d,nuev.
which was served by III ladies. At TO
o'clock. when work was resumed Mrs.
Ellen Harrington gave very Ilcasi,.g
address nf welcome and tho response, was
given by Mrs. Eldora Eopdnll of Morris
vile. she was warmly lNllauded FOR the
interesting response she ave. The open
Ing exercises were ghcn by tn" local
corps aud TINS corps also CXcn,pliti"I tho
ritualiStic work in very iupr, ssvc
manner. Mrs. Ollie Green was initiate Il
int tho order The visiting officer, Mrs
Niles, gave a report in a icw we'll chosen
words. For the grpo a. the order. 4
lcautifui vocal solo MS r. ndercd b. Ms
Minnie I'rown. Mrs. Morse Of Wolcott
gave selection entitled "Our Flac."
Nj, I'li,h Lawson rendered a vocal SOLO
in pleasing man9cr The meeting
closed in fern. The weather was ideal
and 4 N"iy ith,- -siaStic Meeting was nalG.
about 30 ladies being present.
At a bard nlertmg held recently the
following officers worc elected for the
year ensuing: President. r. l.. Dunn:
vice president. Carl TITUS. secretary and
treasurer, Arthur carr. Executive COM
mitt,c. II. +. Howard, w. l. Whcclor.
j. e. Edwards. Claude Rollins.-AIr
and Mra. II. T. cumming. leave the
nrst of next mpnth for North Carolina
hoping that the change may prove bcne-
hcial To Mrs cummngs's hcalth.-Airs
J. q. '.aJoy Mrs. w. T.. Lawson and
Ms. Y. G. Stuart were in ST. Johns
bury Saturday to meet tiloir cousin, Mrs,
Masters. who has Just returned from
ENGLAND and who starts tins week for her
home il, California Mrs. \. . Titus
has received Il tol' gram telling her of
the death of h"r l,rothcr's wife. Mrs
y. r. llish in PncVille, Me.-Tho social
which was to have been given by the
c. l.. society Friday evening has been
postponed Miss Jessie lImball goes to
81. .Iohnshury this week as delegate TO
the St. Johnsburv District Epwor, II
League conyention.-rhc Fortnightly Gull
ture club neld its meeting Saturday ar-
terno"n at the home of Mrs. j. V. Dut-
ton and the following prog framme was
gwen: Paper. Great Invasion OF India. -
Mrs Hattie Paquott": rapcr, "Tcnplcs
'pil Pagodns of Southern India" Mrs.
Mary button; reading. "rhe Kutub
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BRIs

The topic for the christan EndcaVor
lnptlng at the Baptist Church next Sun
day ,Vcning Will he Am | Keeping My
Christian Eudcatvor Covcnant"' leader
Miss Jennie b. Sherwn.--The Boston
bary company are building Il receiving
station at the depot for milk to be
brought from localities that cannot make
connection with the morning trains-Mre
l.. Dasgett, who has been quite i'll for
several weeks, is able to ride ont The
deer season has closed. TWO deer. one
bear cub ana one yoarllng bull is the
record for Bristol hunters. No door have
been shot in town.-rhe Outlook clb
gave 'rNpsy tea Tuesday afternuon
'umnltteo, Mrs. DEMO, Miss Kate Stew.
art, Mrs. Dicl>erman.--The reception for
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Jacobs and Mrs Max
We'll at Odd Fellows hall Saturday even
ing was a pleasant affair. Whist was the
order Of the evening with refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. Maxwell
have moved to Winooski,-Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Stevens have moved to Whiting.
where they have taken a farm.-A. T..
Grow returned Monday from a visit of
several days in Rutland.-Mrs. Emma
Cooley is at home from a visit OF sew
eral days with her daughter in Leices-
ter.-Mrs. l.. S. Warner and two children
are visiting relatives in Brandon.
ing and pipe laying is completed on West
street to the top of Stony hill and work
begun ON Park street. The connections
are made with few exceptions, the in
take will be completed this week and the
village reservoir Is about half done 49,
Thirty Italians arrived Saturday to work
on the ditch.--Mrs. W. d. Battles, who
has been i'll for several weeks, has beer
much worse the past week.-At tn.
monthly fire drill of the graded schoo
Monday morning, The building was
cleared in one minute and IL seconds OF
2,5 pupils.-F. f. Sumner and X. IT,
Hathbun have been appointed commits.
slOncrs on the estate Of the late Betse,
NJ. O'Rryan. n.--John f. Whitney was taken
suddenly and alarmingly i'll Monday
morning. lie has been In poor health
for a year past. Mr. and Mrs. John Rp.
Icy arc spending week with relatives IN
Nerger- -s--Wesley +. Hatch Of Psntoi
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McCUE-CONDON.
Another Church Wedding in NfldIc-
bury Tuesday.

Mddlcbury oct. 3l.-Tnc threatening
weather this morning did not deter u
large crowd Of the friends of the high
contracting parties from filling the Church
of tho Assumption on the evening of the
day Miss Nellie T.. Condor Of this village
and james McCuc of Ludlow were united
IN the holy bonds of wedlock at eight
o'clock. Tho wedding party entered the
Church unattended except by the brides
maid and the best man and were ushorcd
to the alter. while Miss Flynn rendered
an appropriate selection on the organ.
They were met at the altar by Father j.
-. shannon pastor of the congregation.
Miss Nellie Mulligan was bridesmaid, and
ROGER Ryan was best man. The ushors
were james l.. Condor, II brother of the
bride. and Charles McCue both of this viii
lage The bride was robed in II blue silk
dress. covered with white silk crepe de
chime with bonnet to match and carried Il
white prayer book. The brldesmalu
dress was brown trimmed with al.paca
and carried a prayer book. Those present
from out of town were Miss Bridget Nc
cue "A sister, Mrs. Mallen. an aunt OF the
groom. Mrs. j.. H. Carrisan of Center
R,tlund and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. tram
and son. George. of Ludlow. The party
retired TO the home of the brides parents
m Washington street, where II wedding
breakfast was served. Mr. ana MIS- NC
Cue took the noon flyer south FOR Il snort
honeymoon after which they Will go 10
Ludlow, where they will make tholf
future home.
| ODD FELLOWS TO MEET.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs Merritt, who has been visiting In
this vicinity for some tire. has returned
to Hnltland Darwin Gibbs and wife from
New York State are visiting his sisters
in the vilage.--rhe ladies' society of the
Congregational Church Will hold AN ice
cream social at their porlorS Thursday
cVoning Novembrr .. Moody Holmes
Of Middlrbu.y College viii r. cite.-rhe
il'niN Family Thtatr" company are ut
Masonic hall for one wec!i Harvey
Peck ana wife are visiting ut TiCOn-
dcloaa, \. v, for n few days,-Mrs. ID.
T.. Rice is visiting at Ware and Spring
held, Mass --OrisOn Shcrbn" was In
Ntrgonncs the first Of the week.
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VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun.
tain State.
The NEWS BY e TIES
IA. ~'.....' valley, vi ..'..'.
From the island In the ir-e 20 the
Pnssunpsic. Along otter Geek
ard by the shorcs Of White
River Covered ~ Spe.
cial Correspop dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

l.. H. Stulkor, who has Uperutod Il.
T. u. route No. since it was started,
has resigned the position. to takc cf-
feet November 20
~ l. Wood oponcd a meat market in
ti., rooms recently vacated 10y the Mid
III. luu,v Record ON Seymour street Mon
dnN n,ornlng
Mis-. William kinWoriliN. who has been
M inr som, time. dice, at he, homo ON
I1.,b street, Sununy afternoon al the ar,
.r ,n Sh. * survived bv II husband and
n., .hildrcn 'rha n,uernl WAS ncld
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HANCOCK.

W. T.. Robinson and wife. Charles Rain
both and wife. and Robinson's daughter.
started for Colorado last week Wedncs-
day-A. +. Milar has bought Charles
Ranboth's place in Churchvilc.-Tho
ladies Of Olive Branch will meet with
Mrs Clara Taylor Wednesday, November
S.-l.loyd Church has gone to work at
the tale mine ir Roche stcr running a
lumber saw.-Wallace Norton was in Rip
ton the first of the week.-Mrs.. Carl
Eaton is some better She has been
staying at her fathers home for "A willie.
in EOchester.--Mrs Carrie Ecmis from
Eoston is staying at I.arcn Spencor's for
II while Sam Tart from Montpelier has
returned to work for l.. j. Robinson.