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WHITING

Mrs. T.. u. Peck died on November q.
She had been sick only week when the
end came. Mrs. Peck was active both
i'm the congregational Church and the
Ladies' Aid society and assisted in every
good work. She had CHEEKY nature
and one never saw her gloomy or de-
pressed. although she had great sor-
rows in her life. Her aged sister. Mrs.
Parker. who Is now left alone, plans
after short stay in Brandon to go ia
PittsburF Pa. for the winter.-The Rev
and Mrs. G.. d. Atwood of Bridgewater
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs n. w,
Foster Mrs. C.. =. Parker OF Pittsburg,
Pa, was called here by the death Of her
aunt Mrs. Peck. Mrs. II. NJ. Parker
expects to return with her soon.-Mrs
c. I. Mason returned from Crown Point,
n. ", last Wcdnesday.-Mrs. Tabor OF
Orwell Is tho guest OF her sister. Mrs
II. A. Baldwin Harry Parker Of the
Burlington L. V. NJ. is the guest OF
friends In town-N. w. Foster attend
ed the funeral Of his aunt. Mrs. Sarah
Titus. In Moriah, N. Y. last Thursday
There Is n series of revival meetings be-
ing held at the Baptist Church. TIL,
Rev Mr.. Howard Is assisted by the Rev
tMr. Maxlio4d.-Nr. and Mrs. Warren
Baldwin were called to her home IN
Massachusetts by the serious illness OF
her mother.
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ADDISON.

Myrtle f.. Whitford. only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra Whitford died at her
home ut three O'Clock on Friday morning
ftor a few days illness, although sho had
been in poor health for several years
She was about 30 years of age and leaves
IA father, mother and one brother Her
bert and II host of friends to mourn her
loss. Much sympathy Is expressed for the
mother. who is in quite poor
health The funeral was held at her
home on Sunday. Words of sympathy
We're spoken by the Rev. II. ". White.
She was a member of the Baptist Church.
The bearers were Charles Scegar, George
llindos. Arthur Ilurd and Herbert Whit
ford She was laid at rest in the family
lot--The schools arc closed for a weeks
vacation.-"My Uncle from Japan" was
given at the hall Monday evening by
the Henry family-The Ladies Aid meet
at the vcstry December for meeting
and TO finish arrangements for their sale
on the evening of December IL at the
lN,n
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWIOK

The Fortnightly Culture club mot Sat-
urday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Car
ter at which time the following pro-
gramme was given: Paper. Tile East
India Company" Mrs. Alice II. Bck-
ford; paper British Rule in India" Miss
Mary Wakefeld reading India Under
the Queen" Mrs. Nellie Hanford paper.
1.-THE Kohinoor" Mrs. Flora George:
reading Beauty and Charm in India"
Mrs. Emma Carter.-The Misses Ruby and
Anna McEntec. who have been spending
several days at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. O. Titus. returned this morning
to their home in Rutland.--The union
THANKSGIVING service will he held Thurs
day evening in the Methodist Church.
The Rev. J. d. Waldron of the baptist
Church will preach the sermon.-The
monthly missionary meeting of the
United Workers will be held in the par
lors OF the Church Friday afternoon. An
interesting programme has been prepar-
ed for this mccting.-The beautiful home
which was built by A. l.. Jeudevine and
has been left vacant by the recent death
OF Mrs. Malvina Jeudevine was purchas-
ed Saturday by G. II. Hckford, manager
OF the Woodbury. Granite Co. The house
will be occupied by him after some re-
pairs and changes have been made.-The
funeral Of George Walton was held In
tho Baptist Church Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. j. y. Waldron Officiated. Mr..
Walton, who was q veteran OF the Civil
War died at the home OF the George W.
Sawyer Thursday morning. He Is sur
vivcd by three brothers and two sisters
all of Massachusetts except one brother.
who resides In Woodbury.. The burial
was Ia the Main street cemetery.-A
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CHARLOTTE.

We can boot you and shoe you, clothe
YOU and feed you, also cut your hair and
shave you. For IN addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries we have
added meat department and barber
shop. Come and see us and be convinced
that our goods are the best value ever
offered for the money. Roderic w. Emo.
at the store formerly occupied by G. r.
Prindlc & Sons. "a wcd& fr&w.
The rural mail will not he delivered
Thanksgi> ing dav, hut those who do not
have boxes In tho office can get their
mail Of the carriers between nine and ten
IN the mornirg.-F, Roscoe ard J, o.
Se1uin have leased the A. G. Dean farm
for year from March !. nuxt-John
Spear 10 going to Auburn. n. V, for the
winter -Gorsior n. Montague has moved
into the west part of NJ. J. Alexander's
tenement. Mr.. Montague is ono Of fam
lily az twelve children all now l>nE. the
Youngest being 2S years c'd.--A.'ss Phebe
Iorsford il home from schoot NJ Will
iamst own-AIiss J. Il. pouton has gone
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HUNTINGTON.

Schools in This end Of the town opened
Monday with the Misses Mckenzie and
Sweet as teachers. THE Thursday evening
prayer meeting will be held at the home
of Sanford Ross.-Mrs. Mary Sweet re-
turned home saturday accompanied by
her brother. Daniel Sargent. who re.
manned over Sunday.-G. W. Sayles and
wife will spend THANKSGIVING I'm Starks-
boro with +. II. Wyman's family.-Mrs.
d. 3. Kenyon entertains the next meet
ing OF the Kings Daughters December q.
The Christian Endeavor meeting was led
Sunday evening by Miss Maud Eddy Miss
Laura Sweet will conduct the meeting
next Sunday 1t being conservation night
The Kings Daughters are preparing for
Christmas sale to take place in about
two weeks.
J. w. Johnson of Bristol has been the
guest OF his father and brother for the
past few days-Mrs George Fargo Of
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EAST MrDDLEBURY.

The funeral of Charles T.. Partridge was
held from his late residence in this village
last Wednesday. The Rev Mr.. Hin Of
Proctor ofliciated. lie was buried with
Masonic honors. Several from out of
town were pr.sent.-rhe Ladies' Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. T.. G.. Seeey
Friday at II n. m.--lienry Gilman recent
ly went to Bellows Falls. where he has
a position.-,Iohn Manncy of Randolph
was n recent guest of his brother. y. j.
Manney
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LINCOLN.

Henry Sweet and his Erother-in-iaw, j.
Phillips, on their way home from. Bris-
tol Thursday i'm an advanced stage OF in
toxication. called at Loren Circuits be-
low West Lincoln, and proceeded to
make themselves very bosttr ous ard dis
agreeable. In the melee Sweet struck
Mrs. circuit on the back OF her neck with
n shovel handle. irjurirg her severely
Saturday they were arrested by Officers
Smith and Farr and taken TO Bristol
for trial. They pleaded guilty and were
put under $500 bonds for their appear
nnce IN county court, They secured bail
anil returned to their homcs.--As MIR. and
Mrs. T.. VI. James were going to Bristol
Saturday. their horse became frightened
Mt the flag IN the Italian shanty and
running upon the bank. Mr. and Mrs.
James were thrown Is feet. Tho horse
freed himself and the wagon was COM
rletclv demolished. He also ran into
Luther Varney's team containing two
ladies. throwing them out. No one was
seriously injured. but Mr. and Mrs James
sustained n good many bruises and will
feel the effects Of their injuries several
weeks. -Mr. and Mrs. &c. A. Thayer re-
turned Saturday night from two
months stay in Portland. Oregon. San
Francisco. Chicago and other places in
the wcst.-NIrs Frank Cove OF Ferris
burrh and her daughter, Mrs. Foctc of
Charlotte. ara visiting relatives here
Mrs. A. j.. Brand. who has been Wis
Ting hcra the past two weeks. left Mon
day. She was joined Mt burlington by her
daughter. Miss Emma I:rand, who left
the hospital Wednesday. ara they went
TO Malone for n two weeks stay before
returning to- their home IN West Shelby,
~ Y.-Mrs. A, 4. Morgan and daughter,
Mildred. went on Monday to Alburgh
wherc they will spend the week with DIR.
aud Mrs. F.. NJ. Rogers-The Aid socicty
will hold a special meeting ut the parscn.
AGO Tuesday. December : and work for
Mrs. Tlurston.--7he w. e. r. T. will
work on comfort bags ut their meeting
Wednesday, afternoon. rcccmbcr 6. and
desire y full attendance
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Mrs. q. l.. Mcbride and Mrs. j. NJ.
Wright of Colchester spent Thursday with
G. W. Mcbride and family.-W. B. john
son Co. paid Sl.02 per hundred pounds for
standard milk for the month of October.
Donahue's creamery paid it patrons 81 per
hundred for the same month. james
Warner has something Of a curiosity in
Nm organ made In Paris, France. in the
early sos. 1t contains pa reeds, or J,st
double the number in the organ of to-
day. The entire metal parts are of brass
and highly polished and the case IL OF
rosewood and of a peculiar design very
unlike the modern instrument Tho con-
struction of tho intcriop parts is mar
vel Of fine workmanship.-Mrs Harry
Wells desires Us tn say 1t was she who
purcha scd tho so-callcd Kelly place. in
stead of Henry Wells "a was stated in
last weeks Free Press.
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Richmond visited relatives and friends In
town last week. Schools IN the north
village. East street and Pierce districts
have opened with the same corps of
tcachers.-Mrs. William sprague was call
ed To Hinesburgh by tho serious illness of
her fither.-Whle Horace Tcmlinson
was chopping in the woods, n tree struck
him, rendering him Unconscious. The doc.
tor was called, hut thinks his skull, was
not fractured. He Is getting along as
nicely as could he expected. ~ Miss Bertha
Eddy has gone To Richmond to spcnd
the winter With her grandmot her..-I,oss
Algcr has compile ted his work viii, A. II
Ross and has returned to his homo in
T.ichmond.--Mrs. Grace Martin has re-
turned homo. after spending few
weeks in Vergcpnes.
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ORWELL.

Col. w. B.Wright and ". 4. Cults at
tended the Morgan breeders meeting at
Middlebury last Friday.--The Rev. II.
Swift and Mrs. Swift, Deacon w. ID.
Branch and w. w. Martin attended the
convention Of churches at Middlebury last
weekly. V. Baclmer and wife started
Monday the 27th for Florida to spend
the winters. q. Stevens and family
have moved into the Warren house in the
village for the wintcr.--A. G. Pluc has prr-
chased his mothers place and will move
there in the SPRING.. l.. Hammond of
New York was at his farm here last week.
Mrs. S ID. Wells is joorly. Miss Anna
Branch is caring for her.
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SALISBURY.

Orio Bump. son of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Pump, is quite sick,-Mr. and Mrs .sa M
uel Bacon Of Leicester junction were
guests of Mr. ard Mrs. ]. y. Avail Sun
day Leonard lIolcomb has had the
large chimney taken out Of his house
and Il smaller one put in.-Mrs. William
Eranch and daughter, Gladys, visited
friends In Whiting Monday.
Allen Nelson of New York il with his
people hero for Thanksgiving. Ma
bel Strong and Mrs. Leland Stone were In
burlington recently.
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WEsTFoRD.

Mrs. Andclia Martin Of Williamstown
died Friday and her remains were
brought to the cemetery at Brookside
Monday for burial.--O. II. Jackson has
returned form a. few days visit in South
Burlington.--A Thanksgiving service was
be held in the congregational Church
Wednesday evening Mrs. Irving Beach
Ii spending n few days with her parents
in Observation-Disclosures Convey. an en-
ploye of Louis Pines dry goods concern
OF Burlington has been spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Convey.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Mablc Marsh and mother. Mrs.
James Riley. visited in Middlcbury.
randon and vicinity last week.-GcCree
Farr was in Connecticut last week tn at
tend an auction of horses.-W. r. Daven-
port will speak in the church at two
o'clock Dectember 1O.--The Olive Branch
will meet December 6. Wednesday, with
Mrs George Taylor. Jr.--Azro l.. Adams.
who has done considerable painting In
town the past summer, died November
% after brief illness at the Miller
House, whore he was at work He was
nearly So years old. His remains were
taken to Randolph. his home, for burial.
Hi, sister, Mrs. Farnsworth, from East
Braintree. was with him when he died. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cassada visited in
Rochester Hollow one day this week.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Buxton and Flor
ence went Saturday to Hardwick to
visit the Rev. and Mrs. Bcan.-Mr and
Mrs. Severance of Colchester were guests
Friday night OF Warren Brigham's FAM
ily.-1'he schools in this village closed Fri
day.-NIlss Lula Lincoln has gone to Jer-
icho Center tn keep house for A. Iloskns
while they 20 to Massachusetts to visit
were in Burlington Saturday.-Alarlin
Bullock and father were in the village
calling or friends Friday.
Mrs. Flora Gillette" who has been stop
ping at the hotel for two weeks, loft last
Thursday.-Mrs. Chase Of St. Adams will
spend Thanksgiving with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Chase of this village
Mrs. Agnes Wright has finished her work
at the Rev. Mr.. Campbell's.-Mrs.R Rem
ington will spend Thanksgiving with
friends in Essex Junctor.-Mr Tomin-
spoke Sunday night in place OF Mr.. Rand,
who went tn Underhll.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
". Packard were in Burlington saturday
MIR. and Mrs. steve Mycttc of tnderhl.l
attended church here sunday.
prayer meetings will he held at various
houses this week preparatory to holding
revival meetings later-Mr. and Mrs. J..
T.. Wilbur took dinner Win Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Packard Saturday.-Mrs. Moulton
returned from Jericho Center Sunday to
her home here. Thanksgiving services
will be held Thursday evening at the Bap-
tist Church.
Mrs. Hale and daughter. Daisy. were
guests OF Mrs. W. Jackson ruesdaH.-
j. Como Is confined To the house under
the doctors carc.-Mrs, i ate CHI is HON"
from Montpelier to care for her mother.
VINO is ll.-Miss Emory and Miss Amy
Nichols were in town rucsday.-F. T.,
Pcrc,val was in Burlington Wedne sday
"A niece of Mrs Clara Hove is making
her visit.
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WEST MILTON.

The Willow Bay Farm House is to be
closed for the winter. Mrs. Ellen Bron-
son. the housekccper and her son. James
Bronson, go tins week to St. Adams to
spend the winter and Sanford Thompson
went Tuesday to Hartford. Conn, to spend
the winter with his mother.-Miss
Katherine Parmelee visited friends In
Essex last week.-Scveral from this place
attended the funeral Of Arthur White at
Milton Boro last week.-Mrs.. &. Os-
good and Mrs. w. L. Sandorson were In
BURLINGTON Friday
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. II 1t
IS not for sale in your village write the
manufactures, G. S. Page. Hyde Park,
Vt, for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk, as the food is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction in every case,
and any not sold may he returned. 1t
Is an article Of genuine merit, and can
be conscientiously commended to poul-
trymen.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Lou Goodrich OF Williston and
James Westall of Middlebury were in
town last week.-DOnald Church has been
quite sick for the past week.-Ruben Ed
wards Of Bradford was in town on bust
ness Thursday and Friday of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. +. r. Gillett have been in
Bristol recently.--G. W. Palmer was in
Burlington latcly.-Edward Hildreth OF
burlington has been in town surveying.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Fuller have been
visiting relatives In Jericho Leonard
Cague has been quite sick for several
days past. but is considered better
Horace Cutters house has been wired
for electric lights recently.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Goodrich of Williston were I'm
town STANDARDIZATION Tomblinson. who
has been seriously i'll for some time Is
considered better.
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NEW HAVEN.

"The play Darkness and Daylight Is
to be given in the town hall next Friday
evening. The proceeds are to he used to
purchase II curtain FOR the hall-Mrs.
Amelia Barnard is the guest of her niece,
Mrs. c. C.. COaHs.-Miss Laura Bige-
low of Crown Point is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Fred COnant.-Miss Lucia
Hathorne is visiting her brother I'm
Bristol
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Sprinkling Assessment

The street sprnklng assessment for
1908 is now due and payable on or be-
fore December 6, 1906, at the City Treas
urer's office, after which time five per
cent. will be added and warrants issued
TO the City Constable for collection.
Office hours a. m. to IL M: l to 8 p.
m; Monday and Saturday evenings from
Z to 0 o'clock.
l.. c. GRANT. City Treasurer.
Burlington, VI, Nov. 20, 1905.
277,St&w2t
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ESSEX.

Rhett Fletcher. principal Of the West
Burke schools is visiting his parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. A. e. Fletcher. A friend. Mr.
Densmore, came with him.-Mrs. Edward
Garrow returned Sunday morning from a
four weeks visit with relatives in Wor-
cester, Mass.-Misa Cora Hastings, a
teacher In the Montgomery schools. Is
spending her vacation with her mother.
Mrs. &. j. Hastings. Master Hugh Bixby
gave n party to 10 of his schoomntcs Sat
urday afternoon In honor of his Sth
birthday-A Thanksgiving ball will be
given In tho town hall Thursay evening
with music by Rogerss orchestra Of Bur-
lington.-Mrs. Fay of Sharon is the guest
OF the Rev. II. j. Fay for few ays.-
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10 Prove what Swamp.Root the Great Kidney Remedy.
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader Of the Free Press"
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible
and suffering than any other disease through
ec or other kidney trouble permitted continue fatal
suits to follow.
Your other may need your kidneys most
because they do most and need attention first.
If you are sick feel badly begin taking Dr. Kimers
Swamp the great kidney liver and bladder remedy
kidneys begin get better they help the other
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs. /. c. Balm attended the
funeral of Mr.. Ban's cousin in Montpc-
lier last week. They also visited friends
in Burlington.A new travelling library of
40 books has just been received at the
Aid society library.-Mr and Mrs. Bert
Brown were in town Wednesday and sold
their place. known as the Royal Down
ing place to Nathaniel Clark for $500
Schools omen in town Derenher
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wILLIsToN.

Miss Hattie Brown and Miss Maci of
North Williston went 10 Boston Saturday.
MFR. and Mrs. John Latulpp. Jr.. had n
son born Saturiay.-The Rev. Father Nc
Glynn was in town to visit Mrs. LaDieu
last week. She is very sick at her daugh-
tcr's. Mrs. John Cockle.-Miss Edith
Lcct was married to Robert Norman in
Worcester. Mass. November l5.-Mrs.
Lydia barney was the guest Of Mr.. md
Mrs. j. ". Bushnell last week going from
there to St. Adams Saturday.
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LEICESTER.

Twins. n hoy and girl were born
on Saturday. November 81 to MIR. and
Mre. Elias Observation-Disclosures will he held
every evening this week, with an af1-iay
holiness meeting on THURSDAY. Thanks
giving dny.-Edwn Ayers Of Brandon has
rented Miss Hitchcock's house for the
winter and moved his family here
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WEYBRIDGE.

David Adams has moved nito John
Shaw's house, William Golctte into the
Revere house, Louis Golettc into Mrs.
Rowdishs house, and Horace Elliott
into Bert Sturtevant's tenant house.
Miss Nina Sampson, Miss Grace Elliot,
a. j. Stowe and daughter, Miss Nellie,
visited the Rev. and Mrs. w. G. SlOcum
at Salisbury last week.
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day evening with sermon by the Rev ].
7. Baxendale. William Odin and
little daughter, Irene, who have been Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Clark, have returned to their home in
AndOvcr Mass,
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CH1TTENDEN COUNTY FARM

$50 minutes drive from the city, 12J
acre farm, good buildings, pleasant
neighborhood. ! 4 miles from church
and stores. 10 cows. all farming tools.
"a acres wood and timber. Only $4,000
on easy terms. Will trade for city
properly
Al ,ther Chittendcn County farm.
15o ci,nutes drive from city, $50 acres,
fair buildings, 40 acres wood and tim
her. IL cows. team, FOOLS and fodder.
S3.7OO. cash s1.7O0. balance easy.
Send loo for 500 farm catalogue and
map of Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.
Opp. Van Ness House, burlington, W.
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WEST BOLTON.

T.. A. Guyctto Is sick with pneumonia.
He has nurse from burlington caring
for him.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gregory
spent Sunday in Williston.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. ii. Davis spent Sunday in Essex juno
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins of
Jon"sville were the guests OF James Smith
sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Burns are
rejoicing over the birth of II daughter
Miss Elsie Peasc of Burlington is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Pease.
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One CENT
WORD.

advertising IN this column one cent a
WORD. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from 80 to
1000 lines within twelve consecutive
months,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little it costs to tell thou
sands Of readers in many towns of Ner
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tiscnent. 21.wtf
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Millham went to
llion. n. v. the 18th for a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Millhams relatives at
her old home, it having been l. years
since she had been there.
Orvillc jackson and his sister Mary
visited friends in town a few days last
week.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hre
help or to sell farm should usc this
column. Nearly 5000 copies OF this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possible
buyers. 37,wtt
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MILTON.

very pleasant surprise party was
given to Joseph l.. Wagner Monday even
ing at his home on the North road In
honor of his 2ist birthday. lie had gone
to tho village earlier in the evening and
was called by his people by telephone and
when he arrived to his complete surprise
found n party OF young people to greet
him. The evening was pleasantly spent
with music and games and dainty refresh
mehts were served while several remem-
branccs were left him besides n sum OF
money as a reminder of his birthday
Miss Sara Scott Is home from her school
in EnOsburSh.-A box party and prone
made will he given at high school hall Fri
day evening December I, under the aus
pieces OF the High School Athletic asso-
citation for the basket ball tcam--Bert
Lyon has moved here from st. Adams
and In occupying +. e. Rogers's house
near tho mill and will work for him.
There will he union THANKSGIVING scrv-
ice ct the Congregational Church Thurs