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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

The normal and training schools closed
for Thursday, Friday and saturday AMI
the teachers and many or the normal
students attended the state teachers
convention Mt Montpclier.-Dr. " A.
Evans left last week for Danviln AMI
reacham THE Rev. G.. w. Pattcrso" is
visiting in Hanover. NJ. H., and there
was nc preaching in the Congregational
church sunday.-Colcncl Boynton and
family of Washington. y. C.. who have
srent the summer at the Maplewood re-
turned home last wcck.-Miss Grace My.
who is teaching in Barre. was hero over
Sunda y.-H. C. Gilbert Ia spending a
month ir Boston, Mrs. J. II. Holden was
in burlington last week as delegate of
the wornr' auxiliary Of the Episcopal
church.-Thatchcr Stone cut his finger
about three weeks ago while handling
old rubbish. The cut did not seem aeri-
Gus at first although 1t continued painful
after awhile il healed but then the pain
didn't subside and the finger swcllcd and
nm abcess vas feared. Last Friday DIR.
clifford used his larce and n large amount
If puss was removed, but the pain in
crea ses and further treatment will he
required .-Reviva meeting are being held
This week in the Methodist Church. rho
paster the Rev. +. Baker is assisted
bv Cr, COOppr of Randolph.
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Moore of Montpelier. were in town over
Sunday visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Richardson.-The marriage
of H.. $. Abels and Miss Carrie NJ. Luce,
both of Warren. occurred Thursday after
noon, October ~. at the Methodist Epis-
copal parsonage in this village, the ccro-
mony being performed by the Rev. j.. Nj.
Rarnes.- Miss Addie Freeman OF More
town has resume her duties in the store
of c. j. Greene e. CO.. after a vacation
of three or -four weeks.-Mr. and Mrs,
G. N. Fittings visited friends in North
field last Saturday.-Bert Loveland was
quite seriously hurt at T. w. f>agan's
steam saw mill last Friday afternoon. AS
he was shovclinE shavinGs or sawdust,
with which he was firing the boiler. his
shovel caught on n large belt, which
runs very close to the front of the boiler,
and threw the shovel handle up, striking
him under his chin and cutting an ugly
cash and knocking him nearly across the
| boiler room.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin
of Waterbury were in town Sunday call
ing on friends Mrs. Hattie Smith re-
| turned last Saturday from the Mary
| Fletcher hospital in Burlington. where
| she has been the past three weeks, and
Is considerably improved in health.-Gov
crnor Bell, who is also master of the
Vermont State GranEe. visited Mad River
| Valley Grange last Friday evening. and
previous to the Grange meeting IA pub
lie reception was rendered him in the
|. q. q. f.. hall. The governor was ac-
COMMANDED on his visit by District Deputy
Farnham and wife of East M~ontpelier
and both the governor and his deputy
also Mrs. Farnham. made some very in
tcrcsting and instructive remarks. After
the session of tho Grang" which was
held in the odd Follows Lodge rooms. ,
hOuntiful collation. was served. which
was enjoyed by the members of The
| Grange and their families.-Dr. w. II
Mayo of Noithticld came Monday as
| counsel In the case of Daniel Thompson
| who has been suffering n long time from
an injury to his knee. which has 50 fal
hanled the best Of medical shill.-C. a
| Reed of Boston IL in town for a few
days.-Durins the fearful gale OF las
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great variety was served during the
evening. Among the gifts was a large
boquct of carnations from ncphews and
nieces.-Miss L.. NJ. Baldwin. matron OF
the Home for Destitute Children In Bur
lington, was the guest of Mrs. j. l..
Wade Wednesday.-Mrs. Fanny Hale OF
Morristown, who is 81 years of age.
drives from her home in Morristown to
the Mount Mansfield creamery in Stowe.
a distance Of four miles. with milk from
her dairy every day. Mrs. Hale Is prop
ably the oldest woman In the State who
delivers milk to a creamery IN person
from such n distance.-Miss Jennie Wep-
ster and her sister, Mrs. Ncttic Marston,
20 this week to Lawrence. Mass, for
the wintcr.-A. r. Bigelow. who has peer
visiting relatives in stowe. left for MS
home in Munroe. n. Y, Wednesday
Mrs. Pigelow and little daughter vii
remain in stowe for several weeks Mrs
Sylvia Poor returned on Monday IRON
Hincsburgh. where She had been called
ny the death of a brothcr.-Whilc hunt
inc for deer on Tuesday two experience
hunters followed n supposed decr's trhcf
for some distance. only to find that /
ended in Samuel Shorno's' hog pcn.-Jo
soph Muzzy has purchased Samuc
Standings farm in Brownsvillc n Ed
ward Muzzv has nurchased Arthu'
%Spauldine's farm in the same locality ant
have taken posscssion.-Mr. and Mrs. II
T.. Brink arc visi''N~ friends in Barre
Mrs. William Robinson entertained IN
Methodist Episcopal circle on Wcdncs
day afternoon.-Tho Rev. ]. Q. Angel |!
in Middlescx this week assisting in TN
group meetings thcre.-At Unity Churcl
Sunday the Rev. F.. NJ. Abbott. pastor
morning service at 10:45. subject or ser
| mon. "RccoCnition of Effort Sunda,
school and Eible class meeting at ~ nj
| Young Peoples fraternity meeting at Z p
, M, topic, Excuses" leader. Ruth Nc
MHhon.
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TROY.

Roy Houston has moved his family to
Westtield.-William Sinclair mad his
COWS tested last week and 80 were con-
denned. This leaves him only one.
Ladies Aid society Of the congregational
C.,urch will meet with Mrs. j. $. Young
on Wednesday afternoon. November L.
Gilbert Cheney has move his family and
goods to the farm recently purchased Of
f.. j. Mcrway.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beck
&C st. Johnshury are in town for the
OPEN season for hunting deer Arnold
El,nunds has gone to housekeeping in
rooms over his storc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Miller of Waterville have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs H.. T.. Mann
MIR. and Mrs. Mallon Carey have a son
horn October 1i--Edward KinE began
driving his express team from Wcstneiu
to Newport Monday. October q.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. G. a. Titden and Master Fred
were il Montpelier Wednesday.-Miss
Bertha Avcrill was in Northiield Sat
urday.- Miss NJ. a. Prckaw was in
Notthtlclu Friday as were also Mrs
George Spaulding and Mrs. NJ. T.. Chase.
Miss Nina Brown spent several days
in Montpelier reccntly.-Mrs. Morrison
and Mrs. Mary Bolan of Randolph Ccn-
ter recently spen, several days ut J. O.
Grady's.-Mrs. George SpauldinG and
Master Jesse spent Monday in North
field Mrs Clare Cady of Braintrce spent
Tuesday with friends in TOWN.. II.
Fits family went Tuesday morning to
their now home in North Reading, Mass.
II. A. Fits was in Mortified Saturday.
Miss Norma Greenwood of Warren
spent Sunday with Miss Bertha Averi,l.-
ID. H.. Croutchey OF Brookfcld was ar.
rested III that own last week Monday
night by Deputy Sheriff NJ. Z. Chase and
tiough. here where a hearing wa, hold
on Wednesday. He was charged hy
Game Commissioned Thomas with killing
crt doe deer during the hunting season
Of last year. The Hon. Il. S. Stanton
appeared for the State and Charles
Plumley Of Northficld for the defendant
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STOWE.

Funeral services were held on Monday
afternoon at Unity Church for Edwin G.
Raymond of Salt Lake City. son of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. c. Raymond of Stowe, who
died in Pueblo, Col, October IL. after
n shor illness of typhoid fever. The
church had been tastefully decorated
with ferns, palms and other choice pottcd
plants by young friends of the sister of
the deceased, Mrs. w. b. McCutchan.
There were also beautiful floral tributes
of white carnations. chrysanthemums
and calais. Six OF Mr., Raymond's cou-
sins acted as bearers. J.. NJ. Raymond of
stowe, W. r. Churchill and c. n. A.
Stafford of Morrisville, y. A. Barrows
of Johnson. William Barrows of Barton
and w. =. Cooper OF Salt Lake CITY. G.
f.. Eurnham presided at the organ. The
arrangements were in charge of A. A,
Pike. Ihc burial was made at River
Rank cemetery, ana was conducted with
| Masonic honora by the members of Mys.
tic Lodge. No. 5. r. & a. Mr.. and
| Mrs. r.. J. Robinson of Malone, n. +.
are visiting relatives in Stowe.-Mrs
Sarah Slayton left stowe on Friday fol
Grand Haven, Mich.
Thirty OF Mrs. NJ. A. Jcnney's relative
| gathered at her home Tuesday evening tC
celebrate her birthday. The affair was
arranged by Miss Rose Straw n Miss
Nellie Sargent and was a surprise Il
Mrs. Jcnney. Besides relatives residing
in Stowe. Il sister. Mrs. Lucrctla Bundy
Of Morrisvillc was present md letter,
were received from friends in Spring
field. Ohio, and Lowell, Mass. Fruit il
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WOLCOTT.

Stanley, the two year old son of G. Il.
Merritt. is very i'll with dysentcry.-
Foreman Dalrymplo and IA gang OF men
is repairing damages at the electric
light plant this wcck--W. G.. Reed.
postal clerk with headquarters at st.
Albars. is passing a weeks vacation at
his home herc.-Fern Jones and wife Of
Coventry are visitin. in town.-Mrs. T..
T.. Merritt is passing a few days at the
home of her son in ElrnOre.-Shcrmln,
late OF r.. Troop 2d Cavalry. recently
returned from the Philippines, has dccid-
ed to remain with AN uncle in Los
Angeles. Cal. until spring.-Charles
Bridges and wife have returned here
from n weeks trip IN Orleans county,
Mrs. n. G, Wood and Mrs. Myron
Cheney of Hyde Park were guests at S.
A.. Iifc's Tuesday.-Wallacc McKinstry
has bought of w. w. Spaulding the I'd
win Bullock farm. Immediate possession
viii be given.-Charles Bridges and WIFE
went to Danville Tuesday to visit Mrs,
B~ri,lges's sister, Mrs. William Cass Mr..
Bridges will hunt deer.
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MONTPELIER.

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ALBURGH.

James Clark of Burlington is visit
Ing julius SERVER of this town.. Thurc
day he and Ernest Darby leave Tor the
A~dirondacks to NUM- dccr.-Miss Lola
Bell of Swanton is visiting at n. Is.
Martin's.-Miss Grace Cheeseman IS
visiting friends in st. Albans.-M. W..
Davis of burlington was a guest OK
Jack Spcllman of Martins hotel over
Sundav.-Georg W. Sabre accompani-
ed by his daughter. Marion, nave been
.pcnolnE the past week in Providence,
r. John J.. Spollman was in Burl-
,nrton Frjday.-Garcluer Cheeseman
mas gone to Lowell. Mass, where he
mas u position.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Fannie
tTown) Bravton were held at the rate
nome Friday. the Rcv. o.. f. Newton
rniciating. The burial was At Alhur:h
rn,trc.-Mr and Mrs. Milan Brayton and
Warren Prayton of Poston. Mass. are
In town. called here by the death o.
Mr.. Brlyton.-Nrs. David Marvin ina
-ii,dreu of Essex Junction hay been
Inc guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W Mar
vim fo, a wcel:.-Paul lic.onna broke one
leg recently. II" Is staying at MI. smell
,.n'e-rha ladies' of the Methodist
ttirch W't t'N WIN '""''''F 49,
Mrs. f.. T.. ilonsignsr.-Mrs. Henry HIair
was taken last week to tho Mary
ll,tch,r hospital in darlington fer an
Cporation. Dr.. GoolfolloW n sir.
Ilair accommodated her Miss i''sslc Moi
entertained the Kings licraldH FridAy
afternoon. An attractive fe't'ro of tho
Exercises was II piano Gu"t b" Misses
Bessie Moore and Laura Mott and a solo
by little Ruth I."ssor-H. w. Marvin
,nade "A business trip TO burlington tues
day.-Thu infant child of +. a.. Blo1sctt
has boon quite ill.-A daicc was held at
I~ockwood's hall Friday evening. Aho;'
20 couples attended. Among those from
ont nf town We're Miss Eleanor Sktei>
Of SWanton. Miss Elizabeth Riley .t
E%uriinrtcn and MI. and Mrs. Arthur Hi
If Isle La Motto.
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WINDSOR CO UNITY
GAYSVILLE.

Frank Porter of ~larernont, ". I'll
has been s!cn'lng a few days WITH
his grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. u
Richardson-Ralph spence of Law1
renee. Mass, is the guest of his friend
y. p. Wright.-Ars. NJ. NJ. Perkins 81
Hopkinton, Mass. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Caroline Ballard
Wen saturday to South RoyaltonI
where she is the guest of AIRS. Edgal
Watkins.-Miss Leda Smith and th(
Misses Anna and Alice Chedel attended
pier last wook.-The Mite society
NETS with Mrs. f.. n. Whitcomb Weld
ncsdaN afternoon.-Mrs. Russell Wood
ard of Randolph was in town last
week. Mrs. V. :. Cutler returning homo
with her for a short visit. Mrs.
Woodard starts Friday for Ohio i'd
visit an aunt and later with her hus|
band and son will go to California;
where they expect to make their futur{
home,-There was a good attendance
at tne husking at William Rced(
Wednesday evening. 20 being present
ais. Addie Davis has been confined
to ..le house by illness the past week.
Mrs. Sarah Morey is quite IT'LL
Rev. James Sargent, pastor of the Conf
gregational Church in Northiold, wal
at the Cobble last week. Mrs. Sargent
returning with him to attend a rccepl
tion given in their honor. They eX|
. Continued ON Sth pngc.)
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WAITSFIELD.

Nathan Boyce has moved to the house
in this village which he recently bouSht
OF Sarah Thompson's cstate.-Th" re-
mains of Mrs. Curtis Clark of Moretown
were brought Eer Thursday afternoon,
October ~, and funeral services were
held at the vostry of the Congregational
Church, attended by the Rev, +. NJ
Barnes. with burial in tn" village Gene
tcry.-The concert given by the Wilder
orchestra of Montpelier last Thursday
evening called out "A large audience, the
receipts being in the vicinity of sol
l.. Gleason OF Bellows Falls, a former
resident of this place, was IN town Il
few days last week. IN the interests or th'
Vermont Farm Machine ~company.-O. Il
Richardson, accompanied by Miss Alice
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ORLEANS COUNTY


James l.nrrabce gave n very interest
ing report of the State Sunday school
conventions. held at ST. J~ohnsbury in
the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday.
George Merrill is on a trip to Boston
and New York.-Thc friends of MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert Spaulding rendered them
a very pleasant surprise party last Tues
day evening. leaving with them substan-
tial tokens of esteem. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed.-C. T.. Stratton has
sold his farm to Home Bartlett and
purchased the village residence of j.
Barker. paying s.. 70O.-Mrs. Thomas
Crowley went to Burlington Monday and
entered the Mary Fletcher hospital for
medical treatment
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SOUTH ALBURGH.

Mrs. Herbert I;raytOn died TUESDAY
morning, October l6, after Il brief lln"ss,
aged 40 years. MI. l3rayton and eldest
son wore in Boston at the tim".-THc
funeral was held at her late home Thurs
day, the large attendance showing the
esteem and respect in which si9 vas
held. Tceidcs "A husband. she leaves two
small children, three step childr"n an
ngcd mother and hiother.- Hobart
Wcdgownrti. is spending Il few days ~
home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hntrhins
returned from their wedding trip Satur-
day night ard will reside in North I1'r".-
Jonathan barrow of Winthrop, n. Y. il
visiting at his ole home, after an absence
nf Is ycars.-MrH. Charles Mitchell pick
ed apple blossoms and buds October 18th,
Mr.. and Mrs, Milan Erayton of Fall
River. Mast, and Warren Erayton OF
burlington werc in town last week to at
tend the funeral of Mrs II. Brayton.-
Arthur Poqn'tte OF South Hero spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Poquette of South Hero spent
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GRAND ISLE.

Mr.. b.. Fletcher spoke AT the
Changers meeting Wednesday evening
of his experiences as a soldier under
Gen. Lew Wallace.-Th" Ladies AID
will meet Thursday for dinner with
Mrs. Warren Parks Friday evening"
The congregational society Will CIV
81 chicken pie supper at the church
dining rooms for the benefit OF the
Rev. Mr.. Whitc.-Mrs. Cynthia curtis
is visiting friends on the island
Miss Daisy Tobias and Miss Grace Will
cox go on the excursion to Boston ma
Worcester to remain several days.-Los-
lie Dodds and son, Percy. and daughter
Dorothy, have gone to Buffalo. =. y
Miss Lucy REYNOLDS has n class in in
vtrumcntal and vocal music.-The
Cemetery society will hold its annual
meeting at Sydrey Tobias's November
at 1880 p. m.
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MORETOWN

Mrs. Jennie Pierce went to Montpelier
Tuesda~y.-Harvey Marbcl OF Montpelier
came to town Tu"sday.-Miss Emma
Royce is in Montpelier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. W Ward and chill
n the hearing was before trial justice
George a. Young. He WAS bound .,ndcr
$500 hail which VAS furnished by his
father to appear at the March term of
cOurt.-Mrs. 4. S. stanton, who fc!l d. ~
the stairs at Mr.. Stanton's Office in
Montrciier last Friday hut VIII" sustain
cd no serious injuries from the fall. is
nevertheless well shaken and bruised
and ii Will necessarily be some time he
fore she feels like herself again.-Thc
Junior Christian Nnd"avor social neited
them about 800 last Friday evenirg,-Dr
Merrill of st Johnshury IS expected here
next Saturday evening and will meet At
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JEFFERsoNvILLE

Before neon Monday George Westman
brought to tho village a fine specimen Of
a deer. Others who killed one during the
day were George Powell, Pearl Davis
and Frank Thomas, who shot one weigh
irg 200 pounds.--Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
TCttsr have returned home from n two
weeks vacation in Belvidore.-Guy
Narnu of Barre. who Is sick at his
home here is improving.-The Rev. Mel
Vile Shaver. the evangelist will rom
tinuc here through the Week.-Mrs.. Edith
U<inSley) Ladd of Essex Center WAS
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. 5. f.. Pope.
The past week.-Mrs.-Dora Atwood. who
went to the hospital in St. Adams for
treatment. has so far improved AS to be
able to be moved to the hone of Norrlan
Atwood.
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EAST

Miss Lila Lincoln OF tnderhill liz ut G..
Bucks for II few days.-Raymond Hall.
who has been in Chelsea. is home.-School
closed two days last week. Miss Locklin
attending the convention in Montpelier.-
News was received here last week of the
death OF Mrs. A. n. steele in Worcester,
MaFs.-Mrs. Abbie Latlum and her son.
Ruebcn. from South Dakota are here for
an indefinite stay.-Mrs. Jennie Holman
got her finger caught in a steel trap
crushing one finger quite badly.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Bryce expect to go to Water
bury this week and later to 1Iaverhill, N.
N, to attend conference.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Emily Stove. who has been ut Frank
Batchclders s, returned Monday to her
home in ~Rarrc.-The family of DAME
Mcl.ane has moved to the quarries.-
Eta Angel is working in Hardwick.-
Walter GoOdell went 20 Boston on
Tuesday to visit relatives and if nc
obtains employment will remain through
the winter.-Mrs. Nellie Daniels has
been Obliged to give up dressmakiny
on account of an eve rOuble
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WORCESTER

The first deer killed in town this sea-
son was shot by Monte Wilde. near
NyrOn Maxham's, on West Hill about
eight o'clock Monday morning. IT IS
said to be a very large buck weig hir Z
over 800 pounds. over 20 hunters from
Montpelier and Barre are securing the
woods. Business of all kinds SUSPENDED.
;thout every man Who has a gun is out
after decr.-Chuurcoy T.. Harris of Barre.
the veteran hunter is spending Il few
day2 vita Erwin Harris On the old
homestead. Chauncey is too feeble to
hunt, but came up to hear the sound
Of the guns.-Mr. and Mrs. George hee-
Ter visited mt u. j.. Gillottc's on Sunday.
Mrs. j. l.. Stcne of Northteld is il,
town to attend the Vail-Parmrntcr
MedNinG Wednesday.
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ATERVIL

John Giddinss has moved into J. V.
Stcarns's house.-The Rev. Mr.. French
preached at the Union Church OF Sunday.
Mrs. w. n. MISSIONER is visiting relatives
in ChateaugaN. y, Y.-Mrs. S. a. Cam
pbell ia visiting her son. Elmer Withcrcll
at East Tletcher.-Dr. Pierce of PrOvi-
dencc. r.. l., is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. g. Picrce.-Mrs. TerthA
Morris of West berkshire is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase
Mrs. Lucy Davis, who has been stopping
a few months with her sister. Mrs. a.
Fairbanks, went to stowe on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tobin Of Cloverdale
visited her parents. MI. and Mrs. Eli
Wcstcot over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Hutchings are the parents of a
daughter at their home On Monday
October 70.
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CHELSEA.

Martin v. T.. Spiller If washington,
aged 65 years. died Monday after Il long
and painful illness Fiteld Bohonon re-
turned hcinc Saturday from a visit to his
sister in Worcester. Mass.-John II.
Pacon is enlarginc his store row occupied
by Ordway. Holmes e. Co.-Mrs. Il. y.
Moody of Waterbury Center is visiting
her son. the Rev. l.. n. Moody. pastor
J. Wyckof. a former pastor. now settled
IN South Glastonbury. Conn, preached
from his former pulpit Sunday morning
and evening.-Niss Mary j. George re
turned Saturday from a fortnight's So
iourn in M'lrose. Mass. and vicinity
While ut work threshing with q machine
at Freeman Spcncor's in Ncrshire Friday,
Joseph Sleeper. IS years Old, had his
right forearm nearly torn off while he
was attempting {, clean cut straw from
under the cylinder. DR.. +. ". Godfrey
Of Chelsea amuptated the arm above tho
elhow.-The Rev william n. Roberts
and family of Mnrotown were ut j. A,
Il. Cor" ms over Sunday, the guests OF
Miss Laura G. Hatch. Mr.. Roberts
preached at the Methodist Church In the
forenoon Frank G.. Die kinson and
Charles Dcrsmorc were at hcmn from,
Montpelier Seminary over Sunday
George A. Tracy and Stanley L. Wilson
ar" on East 1Hli. camping VI aut
hunting dee,.-fIaie X, Darling was al
home from Montpelier over Sunday ant
played the organ at the congregational
Church. Col. Charles IT. Woodward ant
his son of Wakctcld. Mass. were rcccn,
guests Of Colonel WoodVard's ,ucIr A
W. Whitney.
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dren arc in West Lebanon and Han
over this wsek.-Russeil Sawyer and
Leon Palmer have exchanged places
and are moving this weekly. 4.
Somerville has sold his ZONE here to
Burton Ward; consideration $2,OO0.-T.
Ferris S. Atkins, A. Neil, r. Goss. f.
huxley, +. sawyer anu NJ. Mobs at
tended the 7. o. o. r. meeting in Water
bury Tuesda y.-Burt Godfrey Of
stowe and Carmin Gibbs of Montpelier
came to Sidney Atkins's Monday to hunt
for a few days.-Ine Rev. and Mrs.
william N. Roberts n family are
having a vacation of two weeks
Presiding Elder Hunt will preach at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Quarterly conference will be held
SATURDAY, evening at the church.
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NEWPORT.

A man named Ryder of East Char
lesion shot and killed a large black
bear. weighing 500 pounds. near the
Goodwin farm Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wright and
Mrs, John Enos leave Monday for Pine
hurst, $. c., where Mr.. Wright intends
to spend the winter on account of his
health. He has accepted the position
of assistant postma ster in that place.
The eight weeks old daughter Of y. j.
Holloway died Friday and the funeral
was held Saturday afternoon at the
house.