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WINOOsKI.


Constable l.. W. RaN within the last
lew DAYS mas trustee me pay OF many
OF the MN employees who are IN debt III
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fast District Deputy Charles ii.
shipman of this village acted as in
stating officer and installed the fol-
lowing officers: W. j., r. +. Haywood;
w. NJ, Mrs. Ida Reynolds; y. NJ, Mrs.
Dora BigwOod; secretary, Mrs. Anna
MacBride; treasurer Mrs. Carrie Peck;
conductor, Mrs. Lillian clement: a. c..
Miss Ella Blossom. Following the in
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SHELBURNE.

Albert Ready was taken to the State
hospital at Waterbury for treatment
Thursday
The next entertainment at the parish
house given by Mrs. w. Seward Webb
will be January is. 1905.
Miss Lillian Hathaway, who has been
very sick in Pttsford, has so far recover
ed that she has returned home, but is
unable to sit up any.
Shelburne Cooperative Creamery have
Just finished putting 200 cakes of Ice
in their refrigerator.
Prof. w. A. Weed returned to Hill
school, Pottstown. Pa, Sunday night af-
ter three weeks visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Weed.
James Patterson tell on the ice Satur-
day and broke his leg near the body. Mr..
Patterson is over 50 years old and the fall
was very severe.
Joseph Harrington when coming out of
H. !. Goodsell's ice house Saturday noon
fell II feet. breaking several ribs on his
right side.
John u. Dubuc has returned from Mon
treal. where he went to visit his daugh-
ter. CathrNne.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Rose Riley of Burlington il
spending a week ut her home.-k. A.
Paul is spending "A few days in Boston.
Mrs caleb Brewer was a guest at T..
A. Pcrlcy's Tuesday Miss Sadie Ruh-
lee was called home from Waterbury by
the illness of her sister Miss Fern Rub
loe.-B l.. Wilson and John Riley were
in Montreal over Sunday.-Mrs. Minnie
stevens of St. Adams, who was in town
last week on account of tho illness oi
her father. Deacon Hopkins, has return
ed home.-Mrs. Mason OF Enosbursh Falls
is. caring for Il. A. Perley.-Mr and Mrs.
Edward Smith and j. A. Rouse are attend.
ed the dairymens meeting In Montpelier.
Mr.. Mason, secretary of the Franklin
county Y. NJ. A, spoke Sunday morn
ing and evening at the Congregational
Church and also at the school house in
the afternoon to the young men in in-
terest of the V NJ c. A
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Anna Byington-C. s ana w. H. Root
have sold their farm, stock and tools To
Eli Labounly and his son. George c,
They take possession March Mrs. :.
G. Bush has been partially disabled 10y
an attack Of the Erip.-Charlcs II. Cook
is attending the dairymcns meeting in
MONTPELIER V. Beach and wife went
to Montpelier Monday afternoon to thu
dairymens mcctmg.-StoVen colt viii
have charge of the creamery during the
absence of Mr. Beach. --Inomas Reeves
of burlington WAS at the town clerk $
office Monday ON business clayton q.
stone returned to New York saturday
night. where he has Il position as assist
ant buyer in wholesale hosiery ANA
underwear ostablishmcrt.-Th annual
meeting of the LakcvicW Creamery COM
parry Will he held February in the school
room of 40. Ill. w. Root IS out again
after being confined tn the house two
weeks with sickness Mr.. and Mrs. Dow
SCribner have gone to MOutptlicr.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A small house in tho south part OF
tho town, owned by Mr. RotaX and oc-
cupied by Richard Devoid, was entire
" consumed bv fire onrly Monda,
morning. Very little Of the contents
was saved. The family are staying
for the present at the home Of n neigh
bor The couso Of tho nro &c ,,,lsnov,
William orfrr,, o,a r,r,i1v rro,,
Juntington ,,sro !, to,., l,,t u,o,l, Vic
itin.- relative. purtou noors /. ~,
win tho ,r,, ,1fro1 ctan,. hoe erono
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"i"s VI E"N"'" Jacobs "i 'harIotte
an" N"'"V'N MUIR "i '"hhtoh IS an
''o""co" |" Nhe place January u at
the roman '1'hoIlc 'hurch IN Char
lot'o'-MrS J"hn EaEan suffered
Shock OF paralysis last saturday and is
IN serious coudition.--A. l.. Emo left
Sunday night for trhana. H.. after a
weeks visit i'm town Miss Sara Emo
returned to the T.. V. NJ Monday-The
recent thaw and freeze has made it al
most impossible for farmers 70 water
their stock. some draw water TO them
and in MANY c...s stock have hocn in
iured nv sIinni,... ,, tho icy n,,n, ana
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Doubled the Quantity Of Eess

What is the purpose of feeding poul.
try food? Is ii not to give strength
and vigOr to young stock and to in
crease the egg production in older birds /?
II. l.. Rice of Fairlec. VI tells how
pages Perfected Poultry Food" serves
these ends. Read his letter: Pages
Perfected Poultry Food is considered
good thing by those who have used
II in this vicinity. Several of my GUS
toners have informed me that their
hens doubled the quantity of eggs after
using the food few days. 1t is also
considered good feed for growing
chicks"
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WEST MILTON.

Fred Sweeney lost good colt Thursday
night from lung fever.--The West Milton
orchestra have been invited to play at
the oyster supper at the Congregational
Church. January 1S
The Grange had their oyster supper
this week Wednesday evening.-Mrs. May
vile. mother of Orvis Mayville, who has
been confined to her bed for several
weeks, is better now and is about the
house.-Lewis Wells will move March !
to the old Kinny White place near
Georgia Plain.
u. q. Bullock came near having a SCR
ious accident Monday afternoon while
coming from the village with two bags
Of grain and some other things in his
buggy. The road Is solid ice and as he
came down the last pitch of Checker.
berry hill the buggy slowed until it final
" turned over, throwing him out. lie
struck ON his hip and side but owing to
his thick clothing and his being wrapped
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CHARLOTTE.

Miss Bessie Converse LEFT last week
for a two weeks visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Simpson, at North Adams. Mass
George Locke of New York city is visit
ing at Il. X Converses and John
Whalley's.-Mrs Joseph Terry Is ILL.,
Miss Minnie Rushlow OF Ferrlsburgh is
visiting friends in town.-Wallace Bes-
cite commenced driving team for the
New England Telegraph and Telephone
company last Monday.-Afr. and Mrs.
Charles Kenyon visited at Joseph Terrys
last week.
At the annual meeting OF the Congrega-
tional Church the following officers were
elected: Moderator, c. NJ Byington;
clerk. G. L. Van Vliet: committee. Scion
A. Lewis, William Foote. c. NJ. Bying-
ton; treasurer, Lyman u. Mcneil; col
lector, John A. Lewis; fire committee, r.
III. Smith; ushers, ]. ii. Thorp. u. IL.
Field, c. NJ Byington. Mrs, +. b, Smith,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

father O. c. liallock. Sunday.-T.oo
Hanks visited his uncle, J. ID. Hanks, n
Richmond the hrsc Of the week.-Mis
Helen Hallock is attending school q
Iinesbureh.-rhe high wind Saturda
blew down a barn for Burton Baker an
unroofcd one for r. w. Johnson and di
considerable Other damage around town
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush OF Lincoln ar
the guests OF S. J. Randall and otho
friends horc this weck.-Thero was
party IT Orvs Hallock's Saturday cvca
ing C T. Bartlett returned Saturda
night from visit to his parents at Mad
son, WIS. His brother accompanied hir
home
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in the robe no bones were broken. lie is
considerably shaken up and his side Is
badly swollen. Tho horse and buggy vera
uniniurcd. G. W. Granger tipped over in
the same place last week with load Of
wood Mrs. Daniel Bishop and Margaret
Shehan of Jericho came to A. A. Her
rick's Friday Mrs. Bishop returned homo
saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis attended the
dairymcn's meeting in Montpelier Tues
day night and Wcdnesday.--Mr and Mrs.
]. NJ. McNall and Miss Finn of Cham
plain were ut j.. o. Bullocks Wednesday
afternoon and attended the Grange oyster
supper in the eveniny--1he society meet
ing of Willing Workers has been in
definitely postponed on account OF the
lev ron1s
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss Alice johnson gave an "at
home" Friday afternoon at tho home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
t. johnson. The affair was given in
honor of Miss Claire Bradshaw of Mon
trcal. who is n guest of Miss Johnson.
Special interest and pleasure was add
ed to the occasion by Mrs Johnson
taking the opportunity to announce
the marriage of her daughter, Alice
Blanche. to r. II. stevens of Proctor,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace c. Stevens
of this village. Several young ladies
were present and a pleasant afternoon
was passed Light refreshments were
served by Miss Caro- Goodrich of Bur
lington.
At the annual meeting of the First
Church of Christ, Scientists, of Bur
lington, held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. T.. Bowman of this village Of
ficers as follows We're elected: First
reader. Mrs. T. f.. Bowman of Essex
Junction; second reader. O. r. Gilbert of
Winooski; directors. .. r. Gilbert, Mrs
NJ. Il. Foster of burlington, Mrs. II. d.
Drury of Essex Junction: trustees f. T..
Bowman. Essex Junction; Mrs. May r..
Jones Of burlington. Mrr II. W. Ring of
ESSEX Junction clerk, Mrs. May j..
Jones; treasurer, +. j.. Bowman; organ
list, Miss Lula Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Drury EXPECT
TO start the 18th Of the month for Fort
sam Houston. san Antonio. Texas. where
they VIII spend about two months with
Major and Mrs. II. u. Snyder. Mrs shy
der is their daughter. They Will 20 via
Chicago, where they will make II short
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HINESBURGH.

The most severe gale for many years
visited this town early Saturday morning,
doin, much damage. Edward Hollis,
Carl Harvey and Mr.. Amoor had oarns
unroofed or blown down. Mrs A. Som
merss piazza was torn from her house and
carried several feet away. Several
chimnevs were blown down. 1t is fortu-
nate that no fires occurred as several
chimncys were burned out.-Gcorge w.
Prndle and wife of Charlotte visited ut
Burton Byington's Saturday.-ll l..
Palmer remains about the same
Judge ]. II. Allen is spending few days
in burlington attending county court
Miss Clare Hull has returned TO Mrs.
Deyette's school in Shelburne.-M ana
Mrs. James Millham. Mrs. George Mans
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chase, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Mlnsdale. Mr.. and MrS. II. II.
Tiley and Irving Bronson of St. George
attended ths installation of the g. n. r.
Saturday.-E. O. Martin and son, Charles
attended the funeral of Mrs. George Z.
Martin in burlington Sunday-Alhort
Hudson IS confined to the house by i'll
ness The public installation of the Off
GERS of the G. A. r. and w. Il. {. was
largely attended Saturday at the q. y.
r. hall and a most enjoyable time was
had. All noon the ladies served an appe-
tizing dinner.
A very pretty wedding occurred in
the upper room of the Baptist Church
Saturday, January 7. after a covenant
meeting in the presence of most of the
mcmher; of the church. when Miss Mary
T. Lyman. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick T.. Lyman. was joined in mar
rage to William o. Trap by the Rev.
Mr.. Contois, pastor Of the church. Both
bride and groom are well and favorably
known in town and their many friends
wish them much happiness ard success
in their married life. Mr.. Trap is a we'll
known merchant of Mechanicsville and
he and his bride are AT home tn their
friends after January H.
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jured his hip. II. McLoud's horse,
which is driven on the delivery sleigh,
became frightened Tuesday morning and
started at n rapid pace for the barn but
the sleigh came in contact with a post
in turning the corner and was somewhat
Fortunately no ono was in
iurcd.-At the communion service at the
Congregational Church Sunday morning
five were admitted into the church on
confession of faith.
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HUNTINGTON.

Anon DOUGLASS ana wife of stowe
have been visiting his mother, Mrs john
Sprnguc. Miss Eleanor Sweet has re-
turned To her school at Earrc-In" wind
cf Friday night did considcrahl" dan,lse
in this vicinity. The barn on Mrs. Cor
tons farm was unroofcd and the build
inrs of John Spuuldirg were badly dam
ared--A daughter was born Friday 10
Mr.. and Mrs Gerry Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Philips arc rcioic-
ing over the birth Of a daughtcr-M. J.
Ellis, who is in Burlington for treatment,
was at homo nNor SundaN.
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Swamp-Root is not recommended for
everything but it promptly cures hdn y,
liver and bladder troubles. the symptoms
of which are-obiigod to pass your water
frequently night and day, smlrtiug or
irritation in passing. brickdust di-
ment III the urine, headache, ba"kacle,
lame back, dizziness poor dig estion. sleep
lcssncss, nervousness. heart disturbance
due to bad kidney trouble. skin erup-
tons from bad blood, neuralgia, rhou-
matism. Diabetes, bloating, irritauility.
WORKOUT feeling, lack of ambition. loss
of flesh. sallow complcXion or Bright )
disease.
II your water, when allowed to remain
undisturbcd in a glass or bottle FOR a
hours, forms Il sediment or settling or
has Il cloudy appearance, it is evidence
that your kidneys and bladder need i'm
mediate attention.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and IS
for sale at drug stores the world Ger in
bottles of two sizes and two prioos-fftY
cents ana one dollar. K omomh"r the
name Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer swamp
Root and the address, Biughamton, y.
y, on every bottle.
We the wonderful merits Of swamp Root
k of valuable information both sent alb
many of the thousands upon thousands
and women cured. The value and sue
that our readers are advised to send for
to Dr kimor n CO.. Binghamton, y. y.
'er IN the burlington Weekly Free Press
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BOLTON.

josie May of this place was married
on the 9Th inst. to Mr.. Briggs OF Bethel,
where they have gone on their wedding
tour Mr.. Briggs and Miss May were both
attendants at the State hospital for in
sane at Waterbury.-The two months old
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fleury, Jr.
died on the 9Th inst. and was taken to
Moretown for burial-A daughter was
born to Mr. AMI Mrs. p. McCabe last
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SWANTON.

During the year 1901 there we're s.
deaths = marriages and lei births in
the town of Swanton.
The Robin Hood Powrcr company viii
muuuf lcturo their own cartridge primers
machinery for that purpose now beina
Installed.
rhe Gates farm on the road to High.
gate springs h1s been purchased OF tina
Harrington estate by <. H. Merrill; cons
sheraton, $500.
:. Bohannan was thrown from load
of hay Friday and severely injured.
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Poultry Food AGENTS Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. II it
Is not for sale in your village, write the
MANUFACTURER c. 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
bo conscicni.uus,y commended TO p0ul
trymcu.
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FAIRFAX.

The ladies Missionary society mot
with Mrs. Leon Tabor January AZ D.
Shepardson is taking an inventory Of his
goods for the purpose Of Transferring them
to Wesley Brush. who has bought
them and will do business hereafter IN
the corner Street.-The Fairfax Cream-
cry Co. are putting up large quantity
Of ice. 1t is OF fine auality.-The body or
Azel Brush of New London was brought
here Sunday morning and was buried IN
the Fairfax Plains cemetery. He leaves
two sisters. Miss Annett Brush or Mont'
Continued On Third Psgc.l
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To 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 are responsible for
sickness and suffering than other disease therefore,
when through neglect other causes kidney trouble is
permitted to continue fatal results to follow
Your other organs may need attention but your Hid
neys most because they do most and need attention first
fyou sick or "feei badly" begin taking Dr. MI.
mers Swamp Root the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy, because soon your kidneys begin to get
better they viii help aH the other organs health trial
win convince anyone.
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NOTICE.
STOCK

STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST-The
Third (now tho College street, Con-
eregational society Of Burlington, YER
mont, hereby gives notice that it is
the owner of Il certificate of stock in
the Merchants National Bank of Bur-
lington, Vermont; said certificate is
numbered 400. bears date April o 1883,
and is for eighty Go shares of said
stock, of which said society IS the
owner: also that said certificate has
been lost or destroyed and the owner
desires to obtain n now certificate in
lieu thereof. This notice is given in pur-
suance of and for the purpose named
in Section 1856 Of the Vermont Stat
utcs. 21,w,5t.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. John Cain fell on the ice last week
and fractured one of her hips.-Ward
Irish was thrown from a sled last week
sustaining a bruised head and broken
collar bone as a rosult.-Onc OF Thomas
ONeils horses slipped on the ice last
week and broke its leg The King $
Daughters will hold an entertainment at
the parish house Friday evening, Janu-
AIRY 20. A comedy in one act will be given
entitled "a business Meeting" The Or
chcstra Will furnish music
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WILLISTON

Elmer f.. Cram of Whitehead n. y
is in town.-Mrs Ann Whalcn OF Essex
Junction is visiting at William NJ. Bar
bers.-Sevcral of the young people gave
Guy hanson surprise party Saturday
evening. it being his birthday anniver-
sary The evening was spent in playing
games and music. All reported pleas
ant tine.-F.ugcne Berry. who come home
from Middlebury College to spend the
holidays, was guest at the Conants on
the fiat last week. g
Zeph Gordon had n runawa with his
milk wagon last week and injured mis-
ankle and spilled the milk.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Yeet and daughter started Tues
day morning for Massachusetts to spend
the remainder Of the winter-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Thomson had daughter
born last week.-Mrs.. Ann Whalen is the
guest of Mrs. Lucia Darling this week.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALII-Thc well known Capt. White
farm, situated on the lake road in Pan
ton, Addison CO., consists of 100 acres of
land divided IN meadow, pasture and
wood, well fenced and under high state
Of cultivation, excellent sixteen-room
house and horse barn. all farm build
ngs good. Rural mail and telephone
connections. Would make a fine sum-
mer residence. Must be sold. Inquire of
L. Adams, Ncrgcnnes, or r. d. No. 4.
G6t&w,1t.
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Electa, Mrs. Helen Tanner.
At the last regular meeting of Fanny
Allen Court of catholic Order of For
esters, held Tuesday evening, arrange
ments We're made for the annual instaila-
ton of officers, which will be held Tues
day evening, January i.
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Saturday, which mako them the happ|
parents of Il girl quartctte.-One of III
twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. cat
Muzzy died on the 9Th inst, aged abol
three wceks.--Walace Howe, who undc1
went II successful opcsa ton for the RI
moval Of tumor ON his knee a wseI
ago last Monday, is at the Mary FlctchJ
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TO RENT.

FOUR-STORY BUILDING to rent at 11
College street, size 53Xi0 feet. Very
strongly built. suitable for manufacture
ing as well as for stores and Offices.
FOR terms apply to G. 5. Blodsctt, Is.
South NVinooski avenue. 3l3,d&wlm
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers & Mechanics
pany for the election of Trustees, will
be held al the banking house of the
Merchants National bank of Burling-
ton Vt, on Wednesday, January %,
1905, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
l.. Il. Woodhouse, Treasurer.
Burlington, VT, Dec. "a. 1904. 26.wit.
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TO LEI ON SHARES to n smart
energetic and we'll recommended man,
best money making large farm in north
crn Vermont, well stocked. Please give
reference and state number of years of
experience. Address y. c., Free Press
o4wSt
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MILTON.

rr. Charles Storrs of Chicago spent
New Years in town visiting old friends.
DR.. Storrs was Il native of Milton at one
time being in company with W. L..
Circcnlcaf in the drug business
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skccls attended
the Masonic ball at Jefferson Thursday
cvcningA social dance Will he given at
village hall Friday evening January 49,.
Tables Will be furnished for card playing.
All are cordially invited.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Clinton Conln,
wife of owen Corlin, who died suddenly
Of heart failure was held from st. AIMS
Church on Friday at IN a. m. The Rev.
+. Paquot officiating. The bearers were
John Conlin, James Ryan. John McGrcc
and W. II. Mahonoy. The intormcnt was
in the Catholic Cemetery Mrs. Conlin
was Il years old and leaves a husband
one son, Henry Conlin of Winocski and
a daughter, Miss Margaret Conlin. The
large number of friends and neighhors
who attended the funeral showed tho
love and respect in which she was held
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Manly have another
little daughter at their home which was
born last Thursday. Mrs IT, J. Latur-
ncv is caring for Mrs. Manlv.-The men
Of the Congregational Church arc to
give an oyster supper at the Vcstry
Wednesday evening January IS. The
Vest Milton orchestra are to furnished
music.-Gcorge II. Reynolds is spending
4 few days visiting in Burlington and
E'erI isbursh.-All the shops and stores
are to close Thursday evening beginning
January u.
Tr. and Mrs. l.. G. IIocombe attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Holcombe's aunt,
Mrs. j. G. Smith. in ST. Adams Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Manly are the
proud parents of "A 1li2 pound hoy.-J. w.
Rockwell of burlington is visiting Mrs.
A. q. Anderson.-Sevcral of T.. T.. Rog-
ors's men are working at his mill in
WCStford this Wcck.-A party of eight
ladies attended the Elite Mnstrels IN t.s-
sex Junction Tuesday evcning.-O. ii
Ilcwey is IN Fairfax this weck.--Gabriel
I,aduc is laid IN from a fall on the leo