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WoLCoTT.

Mrs. Morrison OF South Ryegath. who
has been with her daughter. Mrs. Her
bert Randall for the past three months.
returned to home last Friday.-Byron
Hubbard is working for John Scott
NJ. A. Barter had two three weeks old
pigs taken from his barn Hollowe'en
niGht.-Arthur Bullard began his duties
at III station and carrying the mail last
Monday after being disabled five weeks
from a shot in the leg with a ~shot-gun.-
j. H.. Code expects to move to his
farm lately purchased of G. NJ. Stebbin's
this week.-AbOut GO attended the chicken
pie supper at s. A. Tife's last Friday
given by the Ladies' Social Union.-Julia
Bundy began work for p. A. Hollen-
heck's Thursday.-The Rev. Atkinson
visited his daughter in Burlington last
wcek.-A. w. Flanders. wife and son,
Arthur. spent Sunday in Hardwick with
Mrs. c. l.. French.-Mrs. j. Porter went
to Vergenncs Saturday TO attend the
funeral of her father.-Mrs. Martin San
horn of Danvill visited at Chauncy
Arbuckle's last weck.-Clinton Stcarns's
wife Of Wcstford are visiting their niece
| here, Mrs. Fred Jackson Urban Martin
was in IIardwick last Friday and Satur'
day.
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market of Frark ". Martin during the
past y~cnr.-Statc Treasurer John l..
Bacon and his wife from White Inyer
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe ".
Coburn. Lena J.. Lyforl. aged II years.
who has been living at Charles T.. But
ton, Mass, was in town on Wednesday
the state Hospital for insane at Natter
bury last Saturday by S.loctman George
j.. DECENTRALIZATION a. Corwin Of Bos-
ton. Mass. was in town on Wdns sday
and Thursday. making Il fying visit 10
his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. ]. a. Il. Cor
win.-Miss Pauline Coburn has crdod her
summers employment at William =,
Hood Rev. george y. Lake nf
Chester. Mass, has written "A lotto, 90
acceptance of their call 10 the Conurcca-
tional Church of Chelsea ard his pastor.
ntc hcr., will begin Sunday, December 4
ncxt-D. w. Bo%omhowcr. an cxpcrioncod
blacksmith. has rented Charles A.. Dens-
morc's new shop.-Dr. J. Lucid Elsa and
his family who save been spending so,ro
weeks with Mrs. Ann T.. Goss. the
mother Of Mrs. Fish, left town for thoir
home in Meirosc. Mass. last week. Fred
S. Parkhurst and Miss Sadie Jacquith
we're married October 2s last by the Rev.
IT, n. Moody at the Methodist parsonage.
John NJ. Atwood. who has been spends
ing his summer vacation IN town with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John q. At
wood. has returned 10 his employment
as travelling agent for "A large ribbon
house in New York city. his route en-
tending as far vest AS Denver, Col,
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MORGAN.

l.. D. Farr and Frank 1.eClair. have
been in Boston on the cxcursion.-Ora
has rented his farm and sold his
at auction the 1th.-Frank Wilder
has sold his farm to Allen Maxwell. his
sOn-in-law. who will soon move on
Charlie Burroughs. is quite sick from an
injury received in falling from his wagon
a few days ago.-B. j. Williams. chief
forester in the Woodman camp. was
somewhat surprised at the meeting on
Saturday evening oct. 18th, when ne was
cOnduct to the consul station n
presented with n sword and belt from
his neighbor Woodmen.-Homer Bur-
coughs, is moving his family to Canada.
and he expects to work in the woods this
winter.-Henry Woeden. the famous nun
ter has gone into the wilds of Canada af-
ter game.
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VAUDEVILLE.

J. V. Stearns was In New York city
weck.-Mrs. Il. Bennett is visiting n son
at New London, Gonna. J.. Laraway
spent several days in ST. Adams last
wcek.-James Warner OF Essex visited
II. l.. Beard several days last week.
Irwin Brown has moved into Mr.. Lara
wav's tenement near the DAVID
Smith has taken and moved to a farm at
Nortl, t'ndcrhill.-Frcd Davis has moved
into Mr.. Laraway's house recently
vacated by George Morrison.-A daughter
arrived at tho home of MIR. and Mrs.
george II. Beard on the sd Of November.
Mrs. c. Dudley and daughter of Fair
field visited friends in town several days
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry j. Nc
Ramon Of Burlington visited her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Tillotson'
over Sunday.-Spccial religious meeting
are being held at the Union Church at
this place all this week and over San
dav.
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BLOOMINGTON

Charles Burns was badly hurt Monday
morning. As he was hitching up his
team he took ii broom to SWEEP out his
buggy which frightened the horse So 1t
ran hurting him and demolishing the
arriage.-Mrs Edward Porter returned
Saturday night from a pleasant visit IN
Worcestor.-Little Ruth Robinson has
been quite sick the past Mrs. TOY
will spend this week with her son. Gay
lord Fox in East Brownirgtnn.-.ilt6n
Baird and Percy l.ovclard have son" I"
Toledo. Ohio. to work in tho interest of
the Success Magazine.-Mrs. Moria Going
who has spent many weeks in lrashursh
caring for her sons wife. has returned.
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STOWE.

At the regular meeting of stowe Lodge,
No. 46. !. o. q. r.. IN the evening OF No
vembcr l the following officers for the en-
suing quarter were installed by District
Deputy b. a. Mills, assisted by H.. l..
Straw and Mrs. Dora Eddy. installing
marshal and deputy marshal: Chief tenn
plar. Mrs. Carrie Straw; vice-templar.
Elva =. Warren: secretary. Annie Mayo;
financial secretary. Marjorie Watts;
treasurer. h. A. Mills: marshal. Wilbur
Belts: deputy marshal. Miss Clara Mills:
chaplain. Mrs. Abbie Warren; sentinel,
Mrs. Elenora wilkins; guard. Lee AID
rich: organist, Jessie Moody. Presiding
Elder G.. w. Hunt will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday
morning. November II, and it is hoped
that he will also preach at the West
Branch church In the afternoon. The
quarterly conference will be held on Sat
urday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Cheney went on Saturday to Boston Ia
visit relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Straw
of Woodstock are visiting relatives In
Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. r.. l.. Kaiser OF
Montpelier spent Sunday with Stow
friends Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Il. burrows and
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NEWPORT.

The remains Of Andrew Robittelle
were brought acre Friday morning
from Lowell, Mass, for intermcnt in
the West Derby cemetery. Funeral
services were held Friday afternoon at
the CONGREGATIONAL Church. the Rev.
Flagg officiating, The numerous floral
pieces showed the esteem the young
man was held in by his many friends.
The bridge spanning South bay was
closed sunday from one o'clock to 1--WE
to all freight and passenger tranlc on
account of repairs being made by the
railroad company,-Tne Stanstead COL
lcge football team defeated the New
port high in "a fercely contested game
at Mcmphrcmagog Park saturday af-
ternoon by the score OF II to 10.-Mrs.
G. A. Brown, who is I'm Victoria hos
pital, Montreal. is expected home We'd
nesday.-C. j.. Vim of Springfield.
Mass, spent Sunday in town.
\ special village meeting Will he held In
|. q. .. f. on Central street "Wednesday
evening. November 10. to transact import
ant business
j. NJ. cunningham has accepted n posi-
ton with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company and will locate in Town.
Victor Whitney is spending a week
vacation with relatives in Albany, n. Y,
Mrs. Jennie Bishop of Sutton is spend
ing a few DAYS with her sister. Mrs
Harry Burgess.
George y. Wilder, who has served In
the customs service at this port during
the summer months, has been transferred
to Island Pond
The Young Peoples society OF the
Baptist Church held a soc'abi' "t 'h'
parsonage Tuesday evening All pres'n'
reported an enjoyable evening together
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

Thomas r. Libbey and Ella II. Hap
good, both of Cambridge, were married
November ] by the Rev. Henry c. How
ard.
II. l.. Storey passed away Monday
night from the effects of IA shock re-
ccived two years ago this fall. The fun
cral will be at the home Thursday at
one o'clock IS. NJ. Stafford Is moving on
10 his farm vacated by c. r. Bixby.-
Almon Payne of JoffersOnville has NOV
I'd into the house vacated by w. II. low
ard.-A son was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Hugh robin last Friday.-Mrs, q, NJ.
Clark OF Bakersfield visited her sister,
Mrs. II. d. Wcthercll, last Week.-Mrs..
Gaines of E%'nosburgh Falls IL stopping
with her daughter. Mrs. Linus Leavcns.-
A son was born to Nathan Uuby and
| wife honda y.-Willis Stafford has rented
| his farm to NJ. Minor and will move his
family to Burlington. where he has Sc
| cured employment.
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FAIRFAX.

William Tro,nbly has sold his driving
horse to Il party at ESSEX junction for a
good price.-Miss Nileria Howard is quite
sick with the grip.-Miss Fife Wheeler
ant one day last week in St. Adams
=. g. Corrigan started his meat cart
November Il. There are four meat carts
running in the village.-Thc honey sup
per Will be given at the Baptist Church
Wcdim sday night. Nov. Sth.-Cl"on Orton
and James Lewis spent Nov. 9Th in Bur
]ingtor.-Two fine Jersey heifcrs were
found dead in -. NJ. Billiards. Hill pas
ture. belonging to !. {. Bishop and John
Shodd ii is thought they We're shot for
deer.-B. II. Bellows went to johnson
last week and bought IL fine Jersey cows
of Mr. Parker of that town.-Edward
Rowland and wife are both confined to
the house with the grip.-Mrs. Palmyra
Ballard was the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Selinas Phelps, of Essex Junction. Mrs.
r.. &. Ballard is so far recovered from
her late sickness as to be around the
house.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Mrs. j. Rcnd Pcmber of Woodstock 10
visiting at the old homestcad.-Arthur
Patterson Of Norwich University was at
home over Sundav.-Prof. G. II. Morrill,
was sick the first of last week but was
able to leave Thursday for Pittsrnrd.
Mass, where he delivered an address. re-
turning Monday.-Tho Y. NJ. G. u. realized
about 81 At their moving picture cntcr-
taihment last week THE Hon. ~. l..
Boydcn attended supreme court AZ Mont.
pelier Tuesday.-J. ~. Holden went TO
Waterbury, Conn, with his mother last
week. whore she will remain with her
daughter this wintor.-M. -. Church and
wife, who have been visiting In Massarhu-
sets and Connecticut returned hone last
Saturday .-William G. ITyzcr went 10 New
York on the excursion last wcck.-W. L.
Hebdrd WAS in Roxbury on business SAT
Marshall Banister has taken Mrs.
=. T. Crows farm for a year and moved
there.
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BRADFORD.

DIR. W. r. cole, a prominent LEGAL
dentist. n Miss Pauline HlakclN were
married ut tho brides home at four
o'clock Tuesday by tho Rev. Dr. II. A..
Stin,son Of the Manhattan Church, New
York. assisted H.! .hc Rov. +. j. Nil-
Iurn Of Brandon. A largely attcnd'd re-
ooltion followed. They VIII be al hone
in about three weeks.
The library club will hold a meeting
with Mrs. d. :. Conant Wednesday af-
ttrnoon.-C. G. Dctv is conined to the
house by illness Mr.. ard Mrs. Il. W.
Hutchins have moved 70 Newport.-Tnc
Ia lies If the C-ongrogaticnal Church gave
q chicken pie supper FRIDAY night Fred
T.. Chase has gono 10 Proctor, where nc
has - position in the ottico OF tn" Nor-
mont Marble companN,-N Mrs. John Lam
prey OF Orfordville. y. H.. WAS n guest
If Mrs. C;eorga J"nkirS last wcek.-A
meeting was held for mon NJ Hotel Lou
Sunday cveniny with the Bradford or
chestra to furnish music. Miss Louise
johnson. who has beer in Boston for
some timn is visiting her unit. Mrs.
Roswell Farnham.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Davis of Barre. were in towr saturday
T.. attend tho funeral of his father, Mcr-
rift Davis.-Mrs J. G. Morse of Salem.
Mass.-Mr. anc Mrs. Walter Low and
two sons of Brooklyn. y. V. Miss Lee
land Of Chicago. III, and Miss Edit,
F%orcpaugh Of ST. Paul, Mimi. are IN
town his week to attend the wedding al
Miss Pauline Blakcly and DR.. Walter
s Cole.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs Daniel Hail. who went to the Mary
hospital recently for a
surgical operation, died early Friday
at that place. Mrs. Hall has resided hcrcI
for many years and had a large circle of
friends, who will regret to learn of herI
death. She is survived by u husband,X
two sons and one daughter.
Adam Center has sold his four-year-old(
Morgan stallion to l.. y. ilerrick Cd
TrlttlebDro. who took the horse to VIII
lownere stock farm at Sound 6cach{
Conn. Monday. The price paid was SS1l
This horse took first prize at the Middlc{
bury and E%rattleboro fairs this fall.
Mrs. cynthia y. Hackctt, died Tucs{
day evening at the Mary Fletcher hos{
pital in burlington. at which place shl
underwent a surgical operation one weeu
ago yesterday. Mrs. Hackett was a lifey
long resident of this town and had
large circle of friends who will regre
to learn of her death. She was a conf
municant of st. Thomas's Episcopal
Church and had been an active menbe@
Of the choir for % wears. She is survived
by a daughter. Miss Abbie Hackett o.
burlington. and a son, Ned +. HackotX
of this town. The funeral will he held
this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at :.
Thomas's rcctory.
Miss Julie Fortier died Tuesday mornI
ing 1T the home of her sister, MrJ
George I.assor. on Depot street, after !
lingering illness. She was y years II
age. and is survived by SIX sisters. MRS.
+. Desorda of Burlington, Mrs. Franz
F'ortior of Leicester. Mrs. Thomas Hand|
field of Montreal. Mrs. solomon I.assoy
- ...la.. N1iL- k1.1. E,ytiAr III
Boston. Mrs. George L.assor Of thi
town and one brother, l.. j. ~l'orticr o |
Forestdale. The funeral will he held
from St. Mary's Church this morning al
nine O'Clock.
Miss Mary Hcmenway of Ludlow I
spending n few days at the brandon
Inn.
Mrs. William Yale went Yesterday II
WASHINGTON, ID. C., where she will spend
the winter.
At the Christian Endeavor meeting
held Tuesday evening at the homo 81
Miss Harrison. ~ new members wer{
taken into the society.
|. n. Chase of Forest Park Farm had
sold to +. y. Lang of Barton a fourI
y~car-old Alexander mare. The price paid
was Sl.20o. This mare is Il half-siStcr 81
Advancer and has made a mile IN 2:l6l-}
Mr.. Lang purchased her for New ior}
parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Gocklov Of CarveI
street celebrated their Goth wedding
anniversary on Tuesday evening. .Ab"uI
thirty members of Ncshobe Grange werI
present and presented Mr.. and Mrj
Cockley with Il chair. lamp and somI
china.
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IRASBURGH.

There were four deer shot in Ed
ward Lanou. Leon Sylvester, John Ames-
bury and Percy l.ongc were the success
fnl hunters. Charles Fisher has returned
from Etulingtor.-Adna Pike is very Ill.
Fred McGor of lvndonville was in
town over Sunday.-Georec Mnco las
sold his place in the village and bought
Il farm.-Abbic Bryant. widow of the late
William Edmunds. died Tuesday morning.
October 81. aged IS years. The funeral
was held at the house Thursday. The
Rev. j. l.. Pceton officiating. Music was
furnished by the 1rashurgh choir. Mrs.
Edmunds leaves three sons, Or. +. q.
Edmunds of Bristol, Joseph and Ben
iamin of this town. Mrs. Edmuncs had
spend most Of Ter life in this town and
was Il woman highly respected and
esteemed.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTsBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Barker nave packed
their household goods and gone to Glover
to board with relatives for the winter
Mr.. and Mr.. George Powers have given
up housekeeping and gone to work for
Ora Anderson for the wintcr.-Phinias
AthertOn and sister We're called tn Grove
ton. y. H.. last Wednesday by the death
OF their sistcr.-Gcorge Anderson conf
mcnced driving stage to I1ardWick for
J. NJ. Patterson last Monday.-Mrs, Jen-
ME Iiubbard left last Monday for Cali
fornia. wh"r" she intends to spend the
wintcr.-Charlcs humphrey and wife have
moved to J. NJ. Patterson's encmcnt
George Sliccr has moved to the Homer
Bartlcttc houSe.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Libby returned home last Monday after
an absence Of three months in Enos-
burgh.
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GEORGIA..

The Rev. Thomas Adams was in Fair
fax Monday. Mrs. Jane Mears of Milton
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Scott, last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Harlie
I)unton were in Fairfax Saturday.-Mrs.
BENJAMIN Barrows has been i'll with the
grip, but is recovering.-The Ladies Mis-
sion circle of the Baptist Church will
meet with Miss Lucy Wood to-day.-Mrs.
Mabel e. L.oomis and brother. Frank
Pierce, and Leonard Boyden and sisters,
Eogenc and Lizzie. were guests Of Miss
Albina Howard at Ira Fairbanks's FRI
flaw evening, November 2.
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LOWELL.

Mrs. T. 6. Viii accompanied by her
friend. Mrs. Lister has gone to Ptovi-
dcncc. r. l., for "A few months visit
q. T.. Curtis and family will occupy Mrs.
|. s. Hill's house during her absence this
winter.-Thc ladies Of the Congregations
society will hold their NTH annual fair
Friday afternoon and evening, No'en''cr
Il at tho town hall. All are cordially in
vitcd.-Thc members of the st. lgnatius
Church will serve an oyster sur per at
the town hall Wednesday evening. Nov
emltr l5.-Mrs. Charles Robinson has
gone to join her husband in Mainc.-Miss
Ethel Newton has gone to Piernont. \.
II Arthur Holloway has returned to
his home in New Haven. Conn.
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EDEN.

Grace. Youngest daughter of ]. T. and
Annette Emery was united in marriage
to Leon Ladeau of Morrisvillc. October
%. at Hardwick.-M. l.. Shattnck started
November ! for California to spend the
winter, or part Of it, with his wife who
went a few weeks before for her health.
-Cassius Grey and wife have purchased
the Randal Shattuck farm and stock of
NJ. l.. Shattuck. consideration fl.iN-Mr.
and Mrs. Q. V. Moslcy have gone tn
Burlington. where nc has work. ana If
he is able to do the same. they will
make that place their future home.
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CHELSEA.

Eugene II. Kennedy closed his cider
min for the season last week having
made C26 barrels from 6,262 bushels of
apples. Last cdnosday, November l.,
Fred "A Folsom and Miss Mamie larry.
both Of chelsea. were married at the
Methodist parsonage, the Rev. l." y.
Moody pcrforming the ceremony. On
Friday evening Il reception WAS given to
their many friends and acquaintance at
the dwcliing of the Misses Ardrus with
whom the bridegroom has made his home
since early childhood. The new cuupl.
.lrc to live in Williamstown, where Mr.,
Folsom has been employed in the n.at
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BELVIDERE.

A daughter was born to Arthur Chand-
Ter and wife November 4.-Hay and Wat
son Coburn. who have been visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Coburn,
have returned to Milton.-G. +. Smith
is moving to Morrisville and I. Jones has
moved to Johnson. Zoe Earl to Mont
gomery. Eugene Rivers to %Icnosburgh
and Charles Fox to MorrisNi lie. Mrs.
James Brown OF Hyde Park Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. j. H. McFwin. There
is to he a prayer meeting at tho Rev.
Silas Fosters Sunday November 12 al
| 30.
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SOUTH HERO.

MI. Murphy of Ohio is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Horace Wadsworth.-The La
dies Aid society served dinner Friday
in the CONGREGATIONAL Church.-Thc Rev.
Mr.. CudwOrth preached at the Method
list Church Sunday.-Mrs. William Row
ell of Fellows Falls visited her father.
George Phelps. and sister, Mrs. James
Mcbride and Mrs. John Fresh The past
tun wppLS
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The VIII M. $. will meet this week
with Mrs. w. G. Mansfield,-Miss Amy
G%oodspeed was home from the Semin-
ary at Montpelier over Sunday.--George
Marchie of Fairfield is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. j. L. LaFOuntain.-Miss Bessie
Forbes has gone to her home in Essex
Miss Louise Clapp is home from Bos-
ton.-Mrs. b.. II. Gilbert Of East Frank
lin visited in town recently.-John
Eoan, where buildings were burned last
week is living in w. I. Richardson's
house across the river.
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E BERKSHIRE

joshua Booth and Miss Emily Arm
strong of Waterloo. que. visited mt wal
Armstrong; last wcck.-Marshan Good
hue OF Sheldon is TO carry on Loyal
Stoves farm the coming ycar.-Miss
Sarah Elrick Of Swanton visited her
father. G.. II. Elrick. a few days recently.
a.. Hopkins has rented Mrs. Lydia liib-
bard's farm.-Mrs. II. ~. Comings of
Richford js visiting Mrs. Maudc jennie
Mrs. Douglass and Mrs. Pearson of
Waterloo. que. were guests of their
sister, Mrs. William Dimord. over Sum
day,
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U ALBURGH.

Mrs. Marynctto O'Neil spent last We'd
nesdav with her ncicc at Grand Isle
Miss Ida IIazcn spent Sunday with Miss
Alabelle Fefee of North N'ro.-Mrs.
%,;eorg" rudhope is visiting in Roston and
vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs. Milan Brayton
have returned to FAIL River, Mass.-Mr.
and Mrs. John Burleigh of Ncrth Hero
spent last week with friends in Albany.
y. I.-Arthur Hill of Isle Ia Motto load
ed II car with apples at Isle La Motto
station Monday.-I. NJ. Sweet is also
loading n car with hay.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

a new creamery at the Springs is near
completion, but will not be opened until
spring Mrs. Town is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hunter at Rouses Pcint.-Mrs.
Il. ]. Reynolds and Mrs. Walter Brooks
OF st. Adams spent Saturday at MI.
CalleShor's.-Mrs. a. l.. Whitney OF
Wappingers Falls. n. Y. is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Jed I.ahd.-Mrs. Shelley
has returned from Il visit in Boston and
Lowell, Mass.-A number from the
Springs have joined the new Orange.
which has been organized in town.-Mer-
ril McCarsar is selling his stock at East
Alburgh preparatory to going ont OF
troln
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ISLE LA NOTE.

Mrs. Fred Fortune is ill.-1hc library
meeting was held at Mrs. u. G. IIolcomb's
Saturday.-Misss 1.ihbic Naylor and
Gertrude Hall have returned from Eos
ton.-Nearly everyone has finished tab.
ing care of their apples.-O. r. Hutchins
has returned to BEDFORD. Mass.-Mrs
A.ddie Sharp of C~hateaugay was IN town
last week.-Mrs.. Hubbell of Chazy Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs, \. W. Fisk.
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ALBURGH.

W. S. Judd of Swanton was in town
Tuesday in the interests of the Marble
company with which he ia associated
Mrs. H.. W. Marvin will entertain the
Ladies' Sewing Circle of the Methodist
Church Thursday afternoon M. A. Les
sor will take possession of his farm
this week. His tenant. Justin Dennis,
will move to his home at Alburgh Cen
tire. 80 Mrs. w. II. Ellis of St. Adams is
visiting relatives in town.-Miss COrnclia
Deuel. j. in town and Will spend tn. will
ter with Mrs. :. l.. rayton.-Miss Hat
tie Lessor, who mas been spending sev-
cral weeks in Burlington. has returned
homo