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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-17

The following property to wit: One
brood mare, four year-old black Mare,
three-year-ol black Colt by Edison
Allen, yearling Colt by Trudo horse,
6 Shoats, brood Sow, % Hens, l Con-
cord Buggy, blackboard Wagon. / one
horse lumber Wagon, pair heavy double
Sleighs, pair one-horse Sleds, Cutter,
. Wood racks, 2 single Harness, work
Harness, l Tanning Mill, Corn Shelter,
Straw Cutter, square Harrow, Chains,
Whiffletrees. Neckyokes, Shovels, Forks,
and many other things. One U. S. Sep
arator No. 6 with Power and Sheep,
Bone Cutter, Barrel Churn, | Butter
Worker, Cream Cans, Milk Pals, Pans,
Washing Machine, l Wheelbarrow,
Cook Stove. | Sitting room Stove, Box
Stove and Pipe. A quantity of House
hold Articles.
H. w. MILLS
Salisbury. VT.
NJ. X. MOORE, Auctioneer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-17
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
FRANK SHACKETT.

NJ. K MOORE, Auctioneer,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02

Lincoln. Neb., of the marriage Of their
daughter. sussIc irene, to Jack Matthews
on October 1i.-There was a Halloween
sooistlc in the town hall Tuesday even
ing under the auspices Of tho Congrcga-
tional Ladies' Aid society. -Thcrc was a
Choral Union rehearsal Monday night ut
the vestry.-Ttc Wcman's Tome Mis-
%sionnry meeting at Mrs. Deacon Partch's
was very interesting and largely attend
ed. There was an address by Mrs. Os
mond. field secretary. n refreshments
were scrved.-Iive hunters IN Silver
street got after n hig buck Friday near
II. II. Wcllcr's. A lot OF ammunition
was expended but the deer escaped.-Co-
turn W. Pierce got n nnc deer in Starks-
Florence Jcnnison OF Mime
apolis and Mrs. Kate y. Russell of Bur
lington spent two days In town last week
The high stone tmbankmcnt to tho
road near Ann McEwcn's house broke
down last summer and tho sclectmcn
have rclaid it.-Jcromc Coleman of Shcl
hurne is spending n few days with his
son. r. S. Coloman.-Ahout $3.50 barrels
If apples have been hauled from this town
to Shclburne depot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
ST. GEORGE.

Miss Belle White of tho Burlington
business college spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. TIins-
Galc.-Harry C. Jones of Norwich, Mass.
who has been spending n few weeks with
H.. II. 1illey and family started Monday
for Workers. y. y. where he will spend
Il few davs.-Mrs. T.. T.. Davis Of i;url-
ineton and Mrs. T. T.. Hopkins Of
Winooski spent last week with their
mother, Mrs. r.. Ilinsdalc.-Mrs. Gilbert
D.. 1sham is quite sick at her home in
East Shclburne.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kehoc visited relatives in Richmond
Sunday.-Nrs. s. \. Mansfield has re-
turned to her home in Waterbury Center
after spending about two weeks Will, her
son. George A. Mansiicld.-Thc regular
communications Of Patriot Loise will he
held at the hall in lIincsburgh at go,
p. m. the first Friday of each month UNI
til tho first of Maya marriage liscnce
has been issued to John Ransom Noonan
and Miss Core Alice Spawn OF Shelburnc.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. i. W. Brewster visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Ambrose Tart al
South Starksboro the last of the week.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage Of Edison NJ. Pierce t. Miss
Georgia NJ. brewster to take place ut
the horne of the bride Thursday evening
November a. Fifty couples attended the
dance 1t the Woodmcn hall Friday even
ing.-Mrs. Thomas phillips has returned
from visiting her daughters at MCnt-
rrlicr.-Nr,. y. \. Carpenter is visiting
llcr sister. Mrs. Edith Mix. ut Bristol
Edward Charles has rented and is mov-
Ing onto =. Kenyon's farm i'll the north
part of the town.-II. G. Gleason of Burl-
ineton was in town Saturday.
AS Carlos I:rewster's cows were being
driven across the bridge that crosses the
river near j. L.. Andrews place one tnd
OF the bridge gave way and y of them
went into the river. They were all res
oued with some difficulty. but were UNI
in:ured.-Georec Weller has rented II. II
Brewster's farm.-Mr. and Mrs. O.. j
Tcmlinson are making preparations to
move to Massachusetts. They have
many friends here who regret to have
them move away musical rccita
given by Miss Kathlcne Sayles ard hci
pupils Monday evening was pleasant.
listened TO by quite n large audience
Her friend, Miss Goodrich of Burlington
kindly sang Il few selections which wer,
received with apDlause.
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ard sister start Wednesday night for Chi
caso and Omaha, Neb., to be absent all
winter. A newly married couple will re-
side in their rooms in their absence.-O.
Wood and family are moving into the
house Of Mrs. W. ID. Hall There were
four deer killed in town during the open
season one by Mr.. Stockwell. one by Or.
TillcA. ono ly Mr.. Bullcy and one by Mr..
Casey. Three of them were small. weigh
ing less than Is pounds.-John Call of
california has been visiting his brother,
Henry call for a few days. II is y years
since the brothers have seen each other
recognized He is il veteran of the Civil
War, having enlisted in New York.-Fred-
erick ShepardsOn. Il student of SaXton's
River. spent a few days at home last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r..
SEcpardsOn.-The Halloween sociable at
the vcstry of the Congregational Church
last evening under the auspices Of the
Christian f.ndeavor members was very
we'll attended considering the weather.
There has been only one case of diphtheria
IN the village this fail, and the schools
all opened as usual last Monday,-Mrs. q
T.. Davidson. secretary of the w. c.. r.
/ was the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Andrews last Week.-Mrs.. Buell.
and Mrs. Fay of California are guests of
Mr. and Af,.c - Tovr.rC
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Thomas and George Hart went to Bos-
ton last Wednesday on the excursion.
George Hart has secured IA position as
conductor on an electric street car line
In the citl.-J. L. Taggart came homo
Sunday morning from several weeks alb
ssncc in Clinton, n. Y, where he mas been
engaged in securing the usual quantity OF
seeds from pine cones in the interests of
F.. II. Horsford's seed business.-Mr. and
Mrs. b.. T.. Hall and daughter. Miss Jan
cite Hail, Of Long Lake, y. y. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. n. Ellison
and other relatives in town.-The Ladies
Aid of the Baptist Church will give a
harvest supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hazard next Friday evening.
November =.
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MILTON.

Mrs, Ahlic Barnum returned with her
brother, i. j. Whittemore and wife this
week to their hoiuc in Milwaukee. Wis,
where she will spend Tie winter.-Mrs
Barker of st. Adams has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. II. n. Bceman.- Miss
Josephine Strecll"r of Greenfield. Mass,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Ash
ley.-The pancake supper of the Ladies
Village improvement society at the
church vcstry was well patronized and
about 81 clearcd.-A duck was shot by
Joseph Trayah on l'riday in Monkton.
1t was brought in Saturday by Bonnie
'|aSwel1.-Mr. and Mrs. X. i Robinson
have returned from their wedding trip,
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sHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Lucia arc the
parents of n son. born October %.
DIR. w. Seward Webb mas just re-
ceived n new 30-horse power automo-
bile with an extension top. 1t is a
beauty.
Silas Tracy has gone to New York
city where he has u good position.
Thc school,. Miss Eliza
beth Fletcher, teacher. has an art
class of IS members.
The first pheasant hunt at Shell
burne Farms was held Saturday; $50
birds were killed.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wright arc spend
ing n few days in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs.
Glen McNall visited friends in Boston last
week.-Mrs.. Rose Ellis returned Thurs
day to her home in Huntington after
spending n week with her son hcre.-Mr.
and Mrs. d. o. Bullock spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in FalrfaX.-Mrs.
A. A.. Herrick went to Montreal Thurs
day. returning home Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McNally celebrated
the goth anniversary of their mar
riagc at their home Wednesday evening
with a dance.-Mrs. Martha Finn of Mil
ton Boro is visiting Mrs. Sarah Costello
this wcek.-H. A.. Granger took down a
load Of dressed chickens to Burlington
Tuesday.
G.. W. Granger raised in his garden this
year a pumpkin that measures four feet
seven inches in circumference and IL
inches in diameter. II is % inches thick
and weighs ~ ponnds.-A. A. Hcrrick is
repairing his tenement house with new
windows and doors.
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destroyed by fire on Surday. The CAUSE
OF the fire is n mystery and no plausible
explanation can be given OF how IL start
al. The cottage was insured but the boat
was not. and Is a total loss.
Mrs. Helen Sweeney, widow oil
George Sweeney, died very suddenly Mcn-|
DAY night at her hulnc on Ferris street.
MRS. sweeney. who was ); wears of age.
was apparently in her usual good health
NIL day and her death came quickly and
without warning. Mrs. Sweeney is sur.
vivch by three children. Richard n.
sweeney Of Sheldon, and George Sweeney.
Jr.. and Miss Matilda Sweeney of this
city. She also leaves n brother. A r.
Wheeler of this city. Tho funeral, uas
held from her late residence at two
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Emma Sweeney ~ Enoslurvt
FAILS and William =. Collins Of th,n city
were married at F;nosburgh Falls at|
three o'clock Tuesday afternoon by thai
Rcv. w. j. NJ. Bcattic. After a briefI
wedding trip. MIR. ana Mrs. Collins will
make their homo in this city.
Judge and Mrs. Chancey Temple oil
High street are preparing to leave early|
next month for rarpon Springs, Florida, !
|'' "'' ~ NV NV III
Tho marriage of Miss Georgiana NJ. Au.
beftin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Aubcrtin of Huntington street, and JohnI
u. Savard took place at Holy Angelsl
Church AT $50 o'clock Monday evening,
the Rev. c. u. Trottior officiating.
The wedding OF Miss Elizabeth MaryI
Goodroe and William T.. Gaynor wasV
celebrated at st. Mary's Church at nins(
o'clomk Tuesday morning. tho Rev. d.
j. OSullivan officiating. The maid oil
honor was Miss Carrie Goodroc andI
the groomsman was Charles GaynorI
The bridal pair left on the Nominal
train Tor an extended trip, after which,
they VIII AXE up their residence hereI
At the meeting Of the creditors of Al
f. kincman. tho bankrupt d~ruegist.I
Charles II. Watson was elected trusted
and +. a. Ashland. Charles y. O'Lcary|
and lawson Bra'nerd were appointed ap.l
nrdisVrs,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
ENOSBURGH FALLS,

Tho trade was Friday IN
c. l.. Ovitt, representing the Northcr{
Telephone company. and Or. a. r. Bell
transferring n plot of land. 3oxlOO foctI
on which is located tho studio near Dr|
Bits house. to the company. a bricA
building of two stories will be erected IN
the early spring to accommodate th@
growing business of the telephone conf
pany. The price paid for the land wa4
500. -Seymour Avery. who has been visit{
ing "A brother in Boston. returned herd
Friday.-J. II. Mears. who has been III
Montreal the past month in the Interest
Of the DR.. Il. j. Kendall company. returny
ed Friday evening". a. Weld. who ha{
returned here from Burlington in very
poor health. is stopping with his brother
d. l.. Weld. in Berkshire until he carI
get possession of his house here, now "c{
cupled by g. w. C~ushing.-C. L.. Marsh
has purchased the farm of +. c. KimbalI
consisting of e. acres with buildings OH
North Main street: consideration. S5.5oNI
lie c'so purchased y acres to the west
and north of the driving park paying S1
per acre. This brings the farm and parA
into one. There is being built on the parN
Il pisgery 2SxG0, and Il stable connected
with the barn, lsx50 in order to run thu
farm from the south cnd.-M. !. PerloN
returned from Montreal Friday cv'ninG. 1
II. II. Fest has disposed of the Quincy
House to +. G. kimhall: the considcra}
tion being SO. ca" and taken of Mr.. kimbalv
the premises at No. 1W6 North Union
street in burlington. Mr.. Kimball taxed
takes possession December ! Mr.. Best'$
future plans are undecided.-Dr. J. {. ParI
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U BURR NGToN.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Butler gave a din
ner party to a few of the old neighbors
ana friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
steele, Saturday at their home on Fourth
street in honor OF Mr.. S~tecle's 10Th birth
day.
Miss Alice Millham will give n box
social and entertainment at the
Eldrcdgc school house Friday evening,
November 3. There will be recitations
by the scholars and vocal and in
strumental music. The proceeds will be
used for tho benefit of the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bromley visited at
Wesley Eimball'S in Wcstford Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02

dny.-Roliic Brown was In Burlington
Friday.-Mrs. Martin Willard was in
town Friday.-Mr. Farrell arrived in town
| Friday night and Saturday morning
moved his goods to the house vacated by
MIR. Robcrts.-The hunting season for
deer closed Saturday with only n deer
killed I'm this town.
Mr.. Tomlin spoke Sunday evening Mt
the Congregational Church. lie was very
interchangeable. and Mrs. Adrian and
daughter attended a funeral in Burling-
ton Saturday. Mrs. Lane and daugh-
ter. Hazel, left Monday for Nebraska to
spend the winter with Mrs. Lanes
brothcr.--M. II. Packard is moving to
the house vacated by Mrs. Lanes.
Thompson Is not much improved and
Mrs. Thompson has been taken to a
sanitarium.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. +. PIKE
of Burke. N. v. are visiting at Mr..
| Observation-Disclosures Bicknell started
Monday night for California, where she
expects to mako her future home
Florence Buxton. with II of hcr little
friends, celebrated her 10th birthday Sat
urday. -Chauncey Hayden went last week
to Chicago. 1ll.-Mr. Moulton is spend
ing n few days with Mrs. Hayden
Arthur Packard OF Burlington Is homo
for a week.
Mr.. stevens ard Mrs. Chase OF Loon
Lake were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom
Monday night. comi'g in their alto
mobilc.-Miss Chloe Martin came from
Boston Tuesday morning to holr care for
her mother. who is very ill.-Mrs. Como
and son. Ernest, went Wednesday TO
Essex junction and Tu~rlinSton.-lIal-
l.uc'en passed cY quiet reaceably. A few
shots were fired and a few had their
places decorated. Mr.. Mcmahon having
n %gridrdstone given him to keep his
ronofe we'll sharponcl,
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Devino are til,
parents of IA son born F'r;day.-Miss Ida
Dcyiro has finished working for Mrs. &.
w. Rice and returned to- her home OF
T;righari Hill.-Ira Bixby is out again
after Il two weeks illncss.-M. Lawrenc.
loaded a car Of cider apples here for
New YORK parties last week.-Gcorge and
Ezra Gates spen. n few day hunting last
week in Huntinston.-The Ladies Aid
society will meet with Mrs. Fl. G.. Gates
this week Friday afternoon.-C. II. Weed
spent Sunday in Grand isle returning
Mnnday.-Mrs. J.. J. Bixty is recovering
from her recent severe illness.-fi. A.
ladd went Saturday to Alhurgl>. where
he will remain n few days.-E. +. White
Of Colchester WIS in town one day last
week.-Rogers & Co, are loading several
cars of lumber ut this station this week.
Mrs Mcbride. who has been i'll is not
yet able to be out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
TOWNSVILLE.

+. T.. Gillette was in Burlington last
Week.-Mrs.. Wesley thurch. who has
been i'll, is improving. Albert Gram
dali has been very III for several days.
Her daughter, Mr.. licman Gillette. of
Boston. Is caring for hcr.-T. l.. Stevens
WAS in Burlington recently on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Doering of South
%ltoyalton have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Palner.-Mrs Susan
stevens is visiting her son. DIR. John
Stevens, in Hyde Park-Darwin Fuller,
who has been spending several days with
friends in l%rasburgh. has returned.-Mr
and Mrs. Alon2o Wheeler of South Hero
havc been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
$. $. Ilildrcth..- Miss Hattie Curtis of
Burlington has been visiting relatives
and friends recently. Mrs. Fred Hall is
ill.-E. Franklin Goodrich and sister,
Georgia., of Williston, We're in town Sun-
day,-Jamcs Smith of West Bolton has
Leen working for i. Il. Gillette recently.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The pupils Of tho Jericho high school
gave "A halloween party to their own
members and invited guests Tuesday
evening at village hall. which was at
tended bv about 20 Young people. The
party was chapcroncd by Mrs. +. a. Ful-
Ter. Mrs. T.. s. Ransom aud Mrs. Y. l..
Eostwick, and Il fire time was reported.
Mrs. II. II. Higgins CAV n halloween
party 10 about % younR people ut the
home of T.. +. Jordan and wife Tuesday
evening. TIL" evening WAS pleasantly
spent with stories. fortune telling, re-
fr,ShmcntS. games. etc.-MrS. Emma 1.
Bickncll started for California Monday
evening. Her many friencs here regret
her departurc.-F. j.. Teasc of Eurlinp-
ton shot - fin" buck deer near the Tar
box farm last week. which weighed about
o3a poundS.-Jcnnie the daughter of
Alonzo Blood. of this place. died at the
Fanny Alien hospital Tuesday. Inter
n,crt will be in tho cemetery Mt this
place, with prayer at the grave.
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(ConNnued from First rage.)

Major. all of this village. Mr.. Major was
a member of st. rcter's society.
Mrs. John b. Fleury died Friday
morning ut her home. 81 North street,
of tuberculosis after a ling er,ng illness.
The deceased was in hor 23rd year md
IL survived by q husband and a ~ months
old daughter. TIL funeral was held
from st. Francis Xavier Church Mon
day morning at eight o'clock.
MILTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Allen started Mon
day night for Los Angeles. Cal. where
they will spend the winter.-George
Mincklcr has moved from his farm on
Hardscrabblc to the Gaut place In the
village, which he purchased some time
aso.-Thc ladies of the Congregational
Church give n harvest supper in the ves-
try on Friday evening of this week.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. j. Robinson returned from
Richmond Tuesday, where they had been
spending several days the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. s. Parker.-Mrs Ncttie
Chase of Woburn. Mass. Is visiting her
cousin. Charles Swan.-Leroy Sanderson
has moved to his farm and Charles j..
Parker. who has been carrying on tho
farm, has moved to the house vacated by
Mr.. Sanderson in the villaye.-Miss a.
NJ. Crown and Miss Bessie johnson have
returned from Boston and other points
in Massachusetts. where they have spent
the summer.-George Robinson Is quite III
with diphtheria and his house is quaran-
tined. The old Central House has been
sold to some of the business men and viii
he moved to another part of the lot and
fixed over into offices. halls. etc.. 5.
Phillips is to move this week into one
of the new houses on Maplewood avenue,
and George Reynolds will move into the
rooms vacated by Mr.. Phillips.-W. v
Ashley OF Woodsville. n. H., is visiting
his mother. Mrs. Mary Ashley.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

The Spcily 4 Hutchinson Green Trad
ing Stamp company, which has maintain
ed Il store in this city for the past three
years. has decided to suspend operations
here and the store will be closed on Sat
urday, November II.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles G. Patter-
son, who died Saturday of gastritis. ut
her home in Fairfax Falls, was held
from the Methodist Episcopal Church in
this city. on Tuesday afternoon,
the Rev. DIR. Charles $. Nuttcr oficiat-
ing. Mrs. Patterson, who was "a years
Of age, is survived by a husband and three
young children and also by a father. five
sisters and four brothers.
The pretty little summer cottage of
Prosper Mitchell and Edward Blondin's
big sail boat White Wings were entirely
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Daniel Bull moved November l TO tho
Clahin farm. where he has position as
foi Martin Bull will carry on his
brother. Daniels farm for the coming
~year.-l'avid Muir has moved his family
10 Eurlington.-William Palmer IL NOV
ing int" the house vacated by ID. Muir
The Ladies Aid give II harvest supper
Friday evening November 2 ut the home
~ Mr.. ard Mrs. George Hayard.-M Mary
Eva Miles is visiting her cousin, Evelyn
Hayard. for "a few days,-Therc was 81
Halloween party at Antoine Woisen.
backs Monday oven;np
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COLCHESTER.

Ray McNall of Bigelow. Me, is
visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Mary
Collins. who has been away for the
summer, returned home Friday.--Mrs.
y. l.. Parmclee is confined to the house
with n severe cold.-The diphtharia
patients are getting we'll and no new
cases have occurred for several days.
although there are several still in
quarantine,-E. S. Wright SHIPPED II car-
load of apples to Rochester for cam
ming PURPOSES Wednesday.-Miss Theo.
dora Auman delivered an address i'm
the parish house Tuesday night on
"Missions."-The Village Improvement
society have begun work on the side
walk again and hope to have it finished
to Wright's store soon.-E. %Itoughton
is visiting ut William Houghton's.-
Mrs. c. w. Wright. who has been suf-
fering from rheumatic tonsilitis, is
convalcscent,-School opened Monday
but the attendance was not very large.
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WEsTT0RD.

Alncs Sheldon has moved his fam
lily from Burlington.
Mrs. G.. r.. Nuyes and daughter arc
spending the week in Franklin.
Miss Amelia Keclcr Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. s. &. Bates.
Truman Beach was taken III sud
denly Monday morning but is report
cd to be more comfortable.
George Morgan Is moving to C. -
S~tearns'S farm.
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BOLTON.

G.. G.. Sabins of Wincoski visited his
parents Tuesday and Wednesday OF TINS
week. Miss Judson, who has been stop
ping for several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
I'inney, returned to her home in Connocti-
cut last we~ck.--Chester Smith or West
Bolton went to Bellows Falls last Tues
day. where ne has a position with the
Vermont Farm Machine compaiy.-The
lucky deer hunrters of tho east part OF
the town were MIR. Pccor of Honey iiol-
low and Fred Jcwttt OF his place.