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VERGENNEs.

The store recently vacated by N. J. Nc.
Cuen is being painted preparatory To oc.
,upancy by w. T.. Gorham. junior mem
bcr of the firm OF J.. J. Gorham E. Sons
who will carry on the business Of under.
taking. upholstcring and picture framing.
A double wedding occurred ut St.
Peters Church Wednesday Nov. 20 al
7:30 when Miss Viola, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher Yattaw, was mar.
ricd to Ernest Miller of Proctor, and
ncr sister, Miss Lena. to Clayton Me.
Intyre OF Brandon, the Rev. p. A. Cam
peau performing tho ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
lntyre Will make their home in this
city.
Mrs. Phebc Coliotte and son. Frank OF
Hinesllirgh, former wcll-known residents
in this vicinity. were in town Friday
calling on friends. Last spring Mrs. Col.
l'tte and son set &c turkey eggs, from,
which were hatched 1G2 turkeys. ort OF
which they saved LOG which, when sold,
brought them about $3.50. They also set
aob hens aggs. from which they obtained
A06 chickens. out Of which 275 lived and
were sold for tidy sum.
William Bukett has been engaged 10
carry on the Henry r. Booth farm and
will take possession next spring.
At a meeting OF the probate court of
New Haven district, held in this city
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WEYBRIDoE.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Dodge spent
THANKSGIVING with their sons at West
Rutland.-Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Adrian Thompson of this
town and Miss Bernice Babcock Of New
Haven TO take place at the home of the
bride Tuesday evening December L.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Twitchcll spcnt
Thanksgiving at Hartford. Conn, the
guests of Professor w. !. Twitcholl and
family.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N. Baker have
returned from lengthy visit in st. AL
bans.-Mrs. Benan Of Albany. n. ", il
the guest NJ her daughter. Mrs. Heller
at the Methodist parsonage.
Bowes has sold his farm to Henry
Carrier of Mddlebury. who will soon
take possession and Mr.. Bowlos will
move on to T. s. Wrght's farm.-Camer-
on Sprigg came from West Rutland TO
spend THANKSGIVING day at his home
Tho ladies' Aid OF tho Methodist Church
will hold their annual sale at the town
hall on Friday evening OF this week.
The schools In town opened last Monday
with no change In the list Of tcachers.-
Tho Henry family Theatre company will
give entertainments at tho town hall
three evenings this week closing Thurs
day evening. Florence Sampson
has gone to New Haven to spend the
winter In the family of Frank Barrows.-
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the Congregational
society will hold their annual sale at
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MC.IKTON.

Thanksgivinc day was observed by eev-
crll family dinncrs.--Mrs. George Day
is slowly recovering from her recent
iln"ss Mr.. Nancc!cttc has his new
blacksmith shop conrlcted.-M Sadie
Rurlov is able TO he out. after a severe
illness $, vcrai Of the farmers have
erected new hen houses. among them he
m. John Thomas and -. \. Baldwin.
Dwight Eddy : expecting to send so,nc
fnc specimens ~ White plymouth Rocks
to the poultry show in Massachusetts. -
T.. Il. Bdwell has returned from a rc-
cent visi, 10 his daughter in New Hamp-
shirc.-Tho ladies of the Methodist Church
their Christmas sale. December ls and II
at tho church. Supper will bc served
each night Tho first will be a New Eng
land supper and tho second an oyster sup
per. The wedding OF Thomas Thumb
will occur the first evening.
\ Christmas sale viii be held at the
church at Monkton Borough on Wednes
day and Thursday evenings. December
Is and IT, The first evening will cons'~
uf New England supper hv the ladies'
of the church. Tle musical entcrtain-
ment for this evening Will he in charge
of NJ Morgan and Mrs. Il. W. col
Inns Another feature of the evening viii
be Il Tom Thumb wedding arranged by
Mrs. tlappcr The second evening AN
oyster supper Will IL" served and the mu-
sical entertainment Will be under the
direction of Mr.. Morgan and Mrs. f.
Dean. During both evenings there Will
be a sale of fancy articles, candy etc.
in booths httinGly arranged and decorat-
ed for the occasion, besides other at
trYictiVc features that will be pleasing
and interesting.
Committees have been appointed to
carry out the lllnS ot arrangement with
Mrs. &. Y. Eddy and Mrs. a II. Clapper
as managers. Committee on tho supper
table are Mrs. l.. Mech. chairman, as
sisted by the ladies OF the church; on
fancy articles. Mrs. ]. Collins, cha airman,
Mrs. Minnie Dean, Mrs. w. Gce, Mrs. u.
Mech: on candy table. Mrs q. a. Bald
win, chairman. Mrs. II. Nancolett Mrs.
f.. Palmer. Mrs. \. w. Collins on care
of coats, cloaks, etc, u. w. Eddy, Geo.
Thomas.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Dr. Warner died Saturday night
a, the home of her brother y. g. Hunt
Mrs. Hiram Thompson is faillrg.MrS
Fred Little is on the sick list.The Henry
family gave the play Darkness and Day
lCht at the town hall Friday night to n
SIS house The proceeds go to pay for a
drop curtain for the hail.. T. Rowlcy
OF Center Rutland spent Thanksgiving
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. i. l..
Rowlcy.--II. r. Peck and family ". j..
Peck and family. L. w. Taft and wife.
q. G. Coates and wife, John Peck and
Miss Ethel Smith were guests Of j. f..
Davis and wife Thanksgivng.-Th senior
u 0An5 E,uepuar unutooa 10 ssnle
chicken pie supper at the town hall We'd
ncsday evening December C.
A plcasan family gathering assembled
at the home of Mr. Orlando Ring :
Thanksgiving day. bountiful dinner
was served. The dessert was worthy OF
mention being prepared by Miss Priscilla
Ring, a Miss of II years. which would do
credit tn one twice her ycars-Cerds
are out announcing the marriage OF Rer-
nice A. Babcoch to Adrian ]. Thompson,
which takes place December 12.-Mrs.
Waiter II. Young and son. Russell. of
Wcybrtge are the guests of r.. &. Bah
cock.-Mr ard Mrs l.. c. Baker visited
in rperntlN.
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MYSTERY AT PRISON.
l. =. Marshall u. W. Bailey StiiI There
-Supt Lowell Makes Trip.

Windsor, De-. o.-l'. S. Marshal II. W.
Bailey has been At the prison all day and
Is stlll thcr. to-night. His presence has
eiv"n rise I" the supposition that ther"
IS some hitch between the federal and
state officers about tn" custody of Mary
Rogers. Nothing definite can be learned
as Il special guard has been placed a. th.
entrance Of the prison and Will not allow
anv representative Of the press to enter
Superiu'. .ndcnt W. :. i.ovell left on the
noon train to-day and came hack this
evening. He says uofilng hut II is slp-
posed he Went to Btattl"noro 10 ,cn-U,f
Atto,ne,-Genorai Fits regarding Tho
matf.l.
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ADDISON.

The Rev. c. d. Iiazclton of Vergenncs
preached at the Baptist Church on sun
day.The Rev. II. II. White preached in
the Baptist Church in Nergennes on Sun
day.--Thc several schools opened on Mon
day, nearly all the teachers returning
for the winter term Miss Elsie Dakn
takes the place OF Daisy Clark Mrs.
Henry Hanks Is in Cornwall with her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Benedict. who
has a baby boy bora on November s.
The Ladies' Aid society hold II sale Of
useful and fancy articles at their par
lors on Tuesday evening. December 70.
Refreshments are to he served .--rhc town
has recently purchased curtain for the
stage in the town hall e. w. Henry
painted 1.-THE 4. j. Rcll Pomona Grange
ia TO hold a meeting in Addison with
Grand View Grange on Thursday. Decem-
her 7.-Some of our young ladies are try
ing the teachers examination at Yer
gtnnCS
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FERRIsBURGH.

Charles Iioldrich, wife and son OF
Bridport, Mrs. Warren of Wcstpoft'
n. y. and Miss Marjorie Beers of Bur
linrton were guests on Tha rksgivinG
day at Cyrus Beers s.-Miss Mary Cmse
Of Burlington is guest at Mrs. Will
liam Bards--A harvest supper was
held by the ladies OF the Methods It
Church on Friday evening last at the
residence Of fired Cushman, and
about 125 were in attendance. realiZ-
ing S25.O0.--Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Car
pcntcr spent Thanksgiving witn their
daughter Mrs. Judd Williams of Bur-
lington.--Aiss Flva Birkett has re-
turned to Burlington to spend another
month with her friend. Mrs. Reach, ar
ter IA short vacation at homr -
schools in town resumed on Monday.
Nearly all have the same teachers as
last term. Miss Russell of Monkton
is in the Robinson district. Miss
Jennie BARD was in Lincoln recently
to attend the funeral OF Everett MUIR
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LINCOLN.

Ny. and Mrs. Ernest Dodge were called
to Warren Monday by the serious illness
of his mother. Mrs DR.. Dodge. who has
pneumonia following measles Lois Sar-
gent daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ
Sargent. and tlvdo Bean were united in
marriage by the Rov. j. f.. Thurston at
the parsonage Wednesday evening. No
vcmbcr %. They went TO Mddlehury
Thursday, wlorc they will make their
home for the presrnt.-Eyard son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Murra. Of West Lincoln.
died November -. after = long illness
from heart discSsc, aged / wears. lie
was a young man OF excellent character
ana will be greatly missed. especially by
his parents, brother and sister, 20 whom
in consequence Of his years of poor health
he had been the OBJECT Of their tcnderest
care and solcitudc. The funeral was held
at his late home Wednesday. Tho Rcy s.
Il. Perry of Bristol offciatcI and l.. c.
Balm director. The burial w;ts in Bristol
Mrs. Y. W. 1'organ. who has visited
her daughter IN Brattleboro and
friends in Poutnoy the last month. re-
turned home Thursday.- Mrs. Fred Draper
is able to ride OUTFIT. \. Sargent il in
poor health and Was confined To the house
the greater part Of las; wcck.--Mr and
Mrs. J. a. Colby go 10 New FORK Thurs
day. where they wn. sr1nd n portion of
the winter with th"ir ishter, Mrs. J..
j. Mcdonald. i. meeting OF the
Aid society will he nci1 Wednesday after
noon. December -, There Will bc plenty
Warren Tie sday by thu illnc-s of bis SIS
tI,e ll,.1 1 Il lit al
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\ WILL. CASE on.

The second tral Of tho NahEm r.
Nhe"iock will case was begun in R.n-
nington county court The sday The case
which is by far tho most interesting on
tho docket of the present term. comes
hack To the county court from the ST.
nreme court where Il WAS heard at tho
January term. 1904. The original case wa.
an appeal from a decision Of the probate
court on tho ground that the document
presented was not the last Will and tesla.
ment Of the deceased In county court
where the appeal from tho decision ~
the probate court was heard n v-rdict
was rendered in favor of tn, l,C,to,
Ella burgess. The contestants Lois
Smith and MABEL 1.ifenlan. uieccs ~
Wh""look, took an appeal to tho supreme
court and IL has now conc back fnr a
second trial. Wh"clock lived IN Shafts
bury and the amoun, OF property IN
volVod is about $1,000
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs Alice Follanshcc has so far rccoV-
cred from her late Illness that she is able
to do light s'work.-Sytil IIallnCk
went to Brooklyn Thursday to spend the
winter with Miss Carrie Tndcrhill, pre-
paratory to entering Union Springs school
IN the spring.-M and Mrs. John Grace
of Burlington visited his father and broth
"rs here over Sunday.-Miss Adah Hal
lock was home from school for Thanks
giving. returning to Castleton Monday -
Emma fallock commenced the winter
term Of school in the Rounds district Mon
day and Mis- Wright in the west district
last v.p,l,
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WEST BRIDPoRT.

Mrs. Jennie Barton Is on the gain
Charles Frost and family entertained "A
number of their friends Thauksgivi, 9
duy.-The remains Of George Carpenter
passed through here Monday. The burial
was in the village cemctery.-Mrs John
sunderland went to Burlington Wednes-
day for medical tres 1'rent.--DanieS
Nucstis is on the sick list Mrs. Perry
Norton IS mprovng.-Thc ladies' society
OF the congregational Church expect to
hold their annual sale Thursday and Fri
day evenings of next weck.-l.dna Bar
ton does not go into school until next
week Mondav.-Ashley Dukctt returned
to his schoo! in Middlebury Monday. --
The Rev. and Mrs Lamb returned to
their home in the village Saturday.
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SPECIAL GRAND JURY.
Expected One VIII he Called 10 In,
vestigate Bridge gewnter Murder.

Woodstock, Dec Cit is probable spe-
cial grand fury will be summoned at the
present term OF court to investigate the
Brdgewater murder ease.
Sheriff II. II. Peck and Deputy r. \.
Spafford 60 to Windsor tomorrow morn
ing to complete preparations for the eN-
ecptin Of Mrs. Rogers. Deputies Thomas
and McDermott 20 Friday morning. Sher-
in Peck is expecting all but two of his
deputies to attend.
Tho first ease set for trial in county
court Richardson VS.. Fletcher, was con-
Itlnued and Veazcy VS.. Broderik comes up
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BRIDPORT.

II. Is Williams is substitute for Ernest
Norton on his rural delivery route. -
Schools in town commenced December (.
The teachers arc as follows: Village, Miss
Hayes: Converse district. Miss Nichols
Hamilton district, Miss Ingalls,: Crane dis
trict. Miss Parcel. b we'll district. Miss
Eldrcdge' Myrlck district, Miss Myrick:
Hathorn district, Mlss Cook: Lake dis
trict. Miss Russell; Allen district. Miss
Kingsand. The romans Of George Car
pcntcr j., were brought here for burial
Monday.-Mrs. John Sunderland is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlington Wal
tor 'ahlll Of Boston is visiting at Allen
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LEICESTER.

The Rev. Mr.. Manning preached his
farewell sermon last SUNDAY. Hereafter
tho church services Will hc conducted
during tho winter by Mrs, Reed and Miss
.Iancttc. who have been holding revival
meetings the past ten wccks.-Mrs
George Swnington, after brief illness
died last saturday. December = at the
advanced ag" uf 81 years. The funeral
was held on Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock at her lat. home. Mr.. A. NJ
Stanley offic.atod.-M Mrs. Oliver I.aporte
has hocn very i'll with tho grip at the
home of her sister. Mira. Brownson.
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SAYS SHE SHOULD HANG.
Gov. hell Not Weakening In the Mary
Rogers Case

South Bend. Ind. Dec. 6.--'1f ever Il
woman should hang Mrs. Rogers is that
one" was the declaration of GoVcrno,
Bell OF Vermont. who WIS the guest Of
Aaron Jones to-day.
Governor Rell and Mrs Bell, accom-
panied by Colonel Dole, member of
the governors staff and Mrs Dole ar
rived at noon over tho Grand Trunk rail
way. The afternoon was spent in a trip
over the city and to Notre Dame Uni
versity. The party loft Tonight for Yer
mont.
The governor said all that remained in
the case Of Mrs. Rogers was to see that
the sentence is carried into effect. He
says he is not concerned about the case
ut present.
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Thanksgiving day = q rough and cx-
ceedingly cold, but 1t did not Interfere
with the festivities which we're duly en-
joycd at A. J.. Russelrs, II. vanseIetis.
Amanda Masters and r.. A. Miles. AT
the latter place w. ". and Eliza NJ
Dean of Ferrlsburgh Joined the com
pany and later by Burt Baldwin OF
Burlington and has sister. Maggie.-W
Fl. Dean and wife have gone to New
York to visit their children nnd Amav,,a
Masters has gone to be company for h.r
daughter. Lottic. who now lives at Mr..
Deans. "A meeting was held here on the
evening of THANKSGIVING day with good
attendance.
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PANToN.

Mrs. Arthur Nanderht OF AID sister Eellc
have recently visited their brother. Ward
Harris, at Saratoga, y. Y.--Clara Gaines
of Ncrgenncs spent Thanksgiving a, her
mother's.- East. Sand Road. South
and Lake street schools began this week
with the same corps of teachers The
Corners school begins next Monday with
Miss Smith OF East Addison rs teacher
The Home Circle meet this week with
Mrs. Aggio Newton.-GcorRe Werner was
at Peter Smiths last wcek.-1iernert
Spraguc is much mp owed from his re
cent ilncss.-The Methodist Sunday
school are preparing for 4 concert and
Christmas tree to I've held Saturday even
ing, December 23.-The Christian En-
dcaNor Of the Baptist Chruch will hold a
stocking social at Giles IIatchs Friday
evening. December $. Coffee. cake and
Sandwiches Will he served.
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PETITIONS FOR MRS ROGERS
Presented tO Gov. Belle nj banquet In
Chicago.

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nah"n"t ''"' ho WIS Vr"sehte" WIN d"
n"iitlon rfadNS I"1 IA" IL" OF Mary
Rogers. Mrs Mlnona ritz Jones, rep
resenting the Henry George association.
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WHITING

Mrs. Hack and daughters. Hazel and
Helene OF Brandon, were the guests Of
their aunt. Mrs. Carrie Casey. ON Thurs
day.-Mrs. Mary Pond has gone to Bran
don to spend the winter with her broth
er's family.-Mrs. w. #. Delano OF Shore
ham was the guest OF Mrs. l.. A. Web.
ster.--Mrs. A. A. Pond OF Brandon was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Mason, Fri
day and Saturday.-Miss Hubbard of
Brandon Is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. Il. Cud-
worth.--Little Norma Foster. who has
been III for tho past week. is much inn
proved,
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NORTH FERRIsBURcH.

There will be "A rehearsal for Tho
Christmas exercises ut the church ON
Saturday afternoon Martin na,,
returned after spending d week II. Cam
bridge. Mass.-Miss Bessie N-olford has
returned 10 IoultneY after Spending the
IhanksE wing vacation with her father
at the parsonagc.-M.ss Tessic Bissett
has returned to Castcton after snendinc.
Thanksgiving with hey parcnts.-Joln
Wheeler Is confined To the house by Il
severe illnoss.-The schools opened on
MONDAY with tho same teachers except =
ing in district No. !, which has Miss
Edith Gee of Bristol, instead OF Mrs
Kellogg. Quinlan is confined 10
the house by an attack of measles.
Mrs. Charles Muzzy is visiting at her
mothers. Mrs. Lois Palmer
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How 10 Prevent hens EstIns Eess

One Of the best ways to stop he rsg
eating habit In hens is told in the fol-
lowing letter from r. g. Hall. Alfred,
Me: Il can recommend Pages Per.
fected Poultry Food a. good seller and
! have used 1t quite extensively myself
and like II very much. Think II makes
hrmer shells and prevents the hens
from eating their eggs. 1t also in.
ereases the number Of eggs. Never had
our hens do MS we'll In the winter as
since We have fed Pages Perfected
Coultry Food"
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ORWELL.

\ large congregation Glling 81. Paul's
Catholic Church gathered on "Wednesday
evening Novcniber % AT $50 TO witness the
marriage of Miss Mario =. Baldwin to
Michael J. sullivan. both Of Orwell The
Rev. Father Paquetto Was the officiating
clergyman. Th" church was beautifully
decorated, the centre aisle having three
arches of evergreen and white chrvran-
thcmums the one nearest the altar beinr
surmounted by white dove. while the
windows and chancol were filled in with
plants. Miss Agnes Bowkor presided AT
the organ. rendering the accustomed
wedding marches from i.uhengrin and
Mendelssohn. and accompanying Mrs
Benjamin Swift. who sang 80 Promise
Me-" and "Constancy." The bride was
becomnply gowned in white crepe de-
chenc with veil and carried a houuuet OF
white carnations. Her maid Of honor.
Miss Alice NcGcary OF Enosburgh Falls
wore pink chiffon. with hat to match and
carried pink carnations. Little Blanche
Belanges. Il niece of the bride gracefully
scattered sweet blossoms IN their puth
as they went from the altar to the car
rlagc. The grown was attended by his
brother James Sullivan, and by ushcrs
n
reception followed at the home Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. a. II. Bclanges where the large ar
ray Of wedding presents WAS displayed
Noticeable among these were a beautiful
set Of china from the Local Camp of
Modern Woodmen of America and n hand
so,lc sidehroard from St. Pauls Court
Ir. o. F.-Miss Mary Williams has gone
To Westford. n. Y, TO spend the winter
with her sister. Mrs S, G. Bull.--Mrs
Carrie Burt has returned home from
Glens Falls. y. Y.-Mrs. ]. Il. Branch
spent several days last week with her
friends in Wallngford.
g. NJ. Wright of New York city
has given a fine lot OF hooks to
the library. John w. Clnrk's family of
Pawlet ate Thanksgiving dinner with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. ID. Branch, re-.
turning home on Saturday.-Mrs. r.
swift's sister and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Rutter Of burlington spent a few days
with her last week.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWlCK.

&. e. Lawson and family have returned
from Marshheld, where they have been
for some time called there by the death ot
Mrs Lawson's father, Mr.. Cole. The an
nual church meeting ~ the Congrcga-
Continued On second paRc.l
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Millin /. Atwood, who is attending the
Vermont Business College at Burlng-
ton. spent the Thanksgiving vacation
with friends in this place. Walter Mnggs
and James Olmstead OF the Vermont
Business College at Burlington recently
spent few days in this place visiting
friends.
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poet TO go TO Massachusetts, soon to stay
until SPRING Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Vain
wright and son, Harry. of Middcbury
were guests of their grandmother. Mrs.
Lucia Thomas. Thanksgiving. .--Alisa Grace
Holden. who has been in New York the
past ten months, arrived home last week.
Ned Wainwright of Rochester is with
his mother Mrs Ida Wainwright.
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BURLINGTON. VT. THURSDAY DECEMBER Z

was summoned In 20 minutes and no
serious cffecta were left.--Mrs. w. S.
Martin went to Montpelier a few days
ago to be treated by DIR. Stcele.-The
woman's Christian Temperance union
will meet at the home of Mrs. Rinaldo
Whittier December 13.--W. II. Davenport
of Barre will speak in the church next
SUNDAY, December 10. at 2 r. m.-The
Misses Kate and Ruth McNcal of New
Haven were at Mrs. Ross Goodycar's.
their sister. last week.-Mrs.. Frank
Magivcny was IN Sharon three days this
week to sec her father, who Is very i'll.
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SALISBURY.

r. II. Boardman spent Thanksgiving
In Pittsford.--Miss Edna Goodrich who
Ia teaching school in Proctor, came
home for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Holngsworth OK
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RCMoR THAT SENATOR PROCTOR
WILL LEAVE. THE SENATE IN ,qna

Washington, Dec. 6-it is reported here
that senator Proctor Contcmplatcs yetn.-
ng from the Senate March T. 400 three
Years from now. and that ho will an
nounce ms purpose IN letter 10 the cd
Tor OF tho Burlington Free Press Thc
tern, ior which lie WAS elected does not
expire until 1911 II is sad that the sera-
tor feels tina. he has already had g, Ion.
career in public lie and Will not are I,
serve out his entire term.