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The Adair County news., 1905-04-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
PRESBYTERIAN.

BuaxEsvnLE STREET.-Rev. w. c. Clemens.
pastor. Services second and fourth Sundays in
each month Sunday School at a. m. every Sab
cath. Prayermeeting every Wednesday night.
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BAPTIST.

GREENsBunc STREEr.-Rev. ]. p. Scruggs. pastor.
First and third Sundays in each month. Sunday
School every Sabbath at q. n. Prayermeeting
TUESDAY night.
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LOIs6Es.
MASONIC.

COLUMBIA LODGE. No. So. F. and A. M.-Regnlar
meeting in their hall. over bank. on Friday night
On or before the fur moon in each month.
Gordon Montgomery. w. M.
E. G. Atkins. Secretary.
COLUMBIA CHAPTER. R A. NJ. No. 2, meets Friday
night after full moon. T. r Suits, H. p.
Horace Jeffries. Secretary.
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Notice..

Any one wanting tin work will find a
man in my shop at any hour. All or
ders promptly attenned to-. Give me a
call. L. V. Hall.
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Green county, Saturday and Sun
day.
Judge T. A. Murrell and wife,
of Columbia, visited at the resi-
dence of'M. j. Murrell Sunday.
: Mrs. Julia Baker and Mrs. T.
r. Price spent Thursday with
Mrs. A. w. Paxton.
Lyon and Bennett, cultivators of gin
seng in this count, win address the
Farmers Club on Saturday night, next,
at seven o'clock. All invited to hear
them. J. r. Hindman, Pres. of Club.
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COURT DIRECTORY.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Three sessions yearNThird
Monday in January. third Monday in May and
third Monday in September.
Circuit Judge.-H. C. Baker.
Commemorative Attorney.-A. A. Huddlerton.
Sheriff.. W. Miller.
Circuit Clerk. r. Neat
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POST OFFICEDIRECTORY

]. M RUSSELL. POSTMASTER
PETE CONOVER. DEPUTY
Office hours week days. 7:30 a. m. to $50 .. m.
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COUNTY CouRr.-First Monday in each month.
Judge.-T. A. Murrell.
County Attorney.-Jas. Garrett.
Clerk.lT. r Suits.
gailer.-J. X. p. Conover.
Assessor. F. Pelly.
Eurveyor.-R. T. McCaffree
School Supt-W. d. Jones.
Ccrcrer-C. M. Russell
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CITY CouRr.-Regular court second Monday Il
each month.
Judge.-Jas. G. Eubank.
Attorney-Gordon Montgomery.
MarshaL-
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MIDDLEBURG,

Casey's candidates will be some
what diminished before these
newslets come out in print.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Continucd from First Pnec.)

at Charlotte last Saturday evening"
Cornclia Warner died of old age at her
homo in West Ferrsburgh Sunday after
noon at the age of rs years. The funeral
was held at her late residence Tuesday
afternoon a. two o'clock, burial being in
the Warner cemctsry.-Schools in town
begin Monday September IL with the
following teachers: Lake street, Julia
panyow; South school, Nellie Barto;
Corners, Frank Ryder; sand-road, Mary
Adams, East school, Nora Clarke.-Miss
Ruth vancor OF Burlington is at r. H.
Grandcys.-J. A. Merrill and family of
Burlington are in town.-Durng the alb
scnce of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, A. 3. Russo,
the roads will he in charge OF Charles
J. Spaulding. first selectinap. John Paul
is in Crown Ioirt on vst.--Mattic
Brydia is to teach the fall school at
Basin I1arbor and Miss Cora Bryda is
to teach in the Satterly district. Master
Howard Grandey is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Alice Martin of Fcrrisburgh. Mrs.
George Werner left for New York city
Tuesday, where she will join her hus-
band.
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Story Of New
York are visiting at Mrs. I. r. Goodwin's S.
Mr.. Story is the son OF the Rev. Mr..
Story, II we'll known clergyman. who also
married the daughter Of Mr.. Baker and
Is now engaged in the wholesale under
wear store of Mr.. Baker in New York
Stcarns & Squres have their ditch dug
and pipe laid for the south village WA
ter works down to the Colonel Gleason
place.--Mrs. II. II. Norton has sold her
village house and lot to Mr.. Philip Sar-
duky: consideration, 1850 Mrs. Norton
has bought a place in Burlington and
will move there this week. Mrs. Ann
Norton and son will also 20 with her
and make their home with Mrs. Norton
as usual Mrs. Ann Norton has been the
popular librarian of the Jonas Barber
free library for months .ottlc and
Bertha Logins OF Willston were guests
OF Mrs. Henry Gern,ain last week.-tiarry
Green Of New York is the guest Of his
after spending his vacation at nome. has
returned to st. IIyacicthe College, p.
Q, his sister. Theresa, went with him
TO attend n ladies' schooi near by.--John
harrington has started n new meat cart
Mrs. W. d. Hall is very i'll with rhcu-
matisn. She is not able to walk.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry GERMAN visited Mrs Ger
mains mother in Jericho the first OF the
ucpk
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Lucy Saylcs of Springfield. Mass,
is guest of Kathleen Sayles.-Mr and
Mrs. c. l.. Wyman and daughter, Mil
drcd. have returned from a visit in Bur
lington.-Cards are ont announcing the
coming marriage of Lena Euretta Cleve-
land to Forrest NJ. Norton to take place
at the Union Church on tire evening OF
September 1l.-Mrs. Mary Wyman goes
to Richmond the first Of the week for a
length of timc--Alfred Bates, an old
resident. has been renewing acCuaintanccs
here the past week.
Mrs. Leroy Scodeld OF Richmond is
visiting friends in town.-T. II. Sweet
is on the sick list.-Mrs. Nettie Far
go and Mrs. Minnie Smith have been
sent to Woodstock as delegates to the
Kings Daughters convention held
thcre--Mrs. W. w. Gleason of Ded-
ham, Mass. is visiting friends in
town.--The Misses Eleanor Sweet and
Daisy Kenyon have gone to Barre and
Nothfcld respectively. where they have
positions.--Cards are out announcing
the marriage of Forrest NJ. Norton and
Lena Il. Cleveland to take place Sep
TENDER IA. at eight o'clock. at the
Union Church.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The funeral Of Minnie Gillette took
place Friday Mt two o'clock at the
home OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gillette, the Rev. Alonzo Chase
officiating. A large number of rela-
tives and friends were present The
floral offerings were numerous and
beautiful. The bearers were Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Gillette, Mrs. Cook. Frank
Chcsmore, Henry Westall. Ford Free
man and Wesley Church.--The funeral
was in charge of Fred Kenyon. The
burial was in Riverview cemetery
Mrs. Nina McGinnis of Essex Junction
and Mrs. Mary Fiddock OF Waterbury
were in town to attend the funeral Of
Minnie Gillette.--Charlcs Curtis has
been visiting friends in town.--Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Fuller are rejoicing over the
birth of daughter.
MIR. and Mrs. George Palmer have been
entertaining friends from Ohio.-Miss
Cormicrs mother and brother visited her
over Sundav.-Miss Poll Morse of Bur-
ligton is visiting at Wesley Church s.
Miss Mamie Donahue has been visiting
friends in town.--1'he Lend a Hand circle
have been invited to meet with Mrs.
Shcyer at Milton September "a.
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WEsTTORD.

II. =. Whipple Charles Whipplc and
day evening. William King and Miss
Mary Snidc were married Thursday Mr..
and Mrs. Hopkins and party of friends
from Franklin were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Moves last Week.-Mrs. Eva
Macomber went to Swampscott, Mass,
saturday, where she has "a position as
teacher this year.-L. A. Perry has moved
TO Fairfax.-Cicorgc Cobb is at home from
Rutland. He returns Monday. Miss Ma
bel Rugglos goes to CroOkston, Mimi,
Thursday. Horace Rugglcs comes home
this week and starts for Johnstown, Pa.
Thursday.-.M IIcrrick returned from
her home in st. Adams Saturday.-Tho
game of ball Saturday between Milton
and Westford. resulted in favor of the
latter by IL score of &c to 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Perry entertain the
members Of the band Thursday evening,
it being the anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perrys wcddny.-Chicken thieves are
making this town the base of their opera
lions. Some DAYS ago Dick Norton lost
-four chickens and last week w. g. Perry
was relieved of 13.--Mr. and Mrs. George
Munson are spending II few days in Sn"l-
don.--Captatn G. c. Lewis and wife have
gone to burlington, where they will ro-
main a few days before returning to
Washington, u. q.
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SOUTH sTARKsBORO.

School in tho East district commenced
Tuesday, taught by Miss Grace Russell
from Monkton.-Mrs. Eta Purinton of
Middlcbury visited relatives and old
friends here last week.-Robcrt Young
and stephen Underhill visited in Bristol
Monday. Mr.. Undcrhill will return home
SOON
Miss Adah 1Iallock will return to the
Castleton Normal school this fall and Miss
Emma will enter the Bristol graded
school. She will resume her teaching In
the winter-Thc Rev. J. T. Hill held an
interesting meeting in the Jerusalem
school house Sunday.-The Friends
Church is being newly paRered.
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A LETTER TO OUR READERS.
e. Cottage ST.. Mcirose, Mass.

% (OttuBe ot.s NlclTOSe,
Jan. IL, 1904.
Dear Sir: Ever since was in the army,
had more or less kidney trouble. and
within the past year 1t become so severe
ana complicated that ] suffered every
'nihg and was much nlarmcd--my
strength and power was fast leaving me.
saw an advertisement of swamp Root
ana wrote asking for advice. I began tho
use or the medicine and noted decided
Improvement after taking Swamp Root
only short time.
continued its Use and am thankful to
say that l am entirely cured and strong.
Ill order to be very sure about this. l had
doctor examine some OF my water to-
day and he pronounced 1t all right and in
splendid condition.
konw that your Swamp-Root Is purely
vegetable and does not contain any harm
iul drugs. Thanking you for my complete
recovery and recommending Swamp-Root
to all sufferers I am
Very truly yours.
]. c. RICHARDSON.
you may have sampi. bottle OF TINS
wonderful remedy. Dr. Kilmcr's swamp
Root, sent absolutely free by mail, also n
book telling all about Swamp-R Root II you
are already convinced that swamp Root
Is what you need, you can purchase the
regular hfty-ccnt and one-dollar size
bottles at the drug stores everywhere.
DON'T make any mistake, but remember
the name swamp Root. DR.. Kilmer's
swamp Root. and the address, Bingham
ION, N. on every bottle.
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was held ut his late home on East
street Wednesday afternoon at two
O'CLOCK. The burial was in the village
cemetery.
Mrs. Edward Plant, who lives near Fort
Ethan Allen on the road to Colchester,
about TWO miles from this village, at
tempted To commit suicide Sunday even.
ing by drinking about two ounces Of car
bolic acid. Dr. David Marvin of this place
was called and reached there about &c
minutes after she had taken the poison,
She was unconscious from the time she
took the acid shortly after seven O'CLOCK
until about ten O'Clock that evening Mon,
day her condition was favorable for
recovery. She claims that domestic trou.
bic was the cause Of her act. She is about
Is years old Her husband and their two
children had retired carly and she went
upstairs and said good night TO the chill.
dren ana took n bottle from tho room.
Her little girl who had heard her mother
threaten taking her life Weakened her
father AID told him what she feared and
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CHITTBNDEN COUNTY
CHARLOTTE.

Charlotte was barbecue crazy SatNr-
day afternoon and evening. when the
real Georgia barbecue and Brunswick
stow given by Mrs. Joseph Winterbotham
proved an unqualified success. Even
the threatening rain held off until after
the important part Of the entertainment
was over. There was a large attendance
and the walters and Mattresses dressed
as darkieS were kept busy for nearly two
hours dishing out the tempting food.
Teams, automobiles and trains brought
to the cue from burlington. Shclburne,
Cedar Beach Thompson's point and else
where II jolly throns Of people. The cue
was served in a lot about half a mile
from the station. over the entrance to
the lot and about the place were strung
red white and blue electric lights. which
were taken from City Hall park in Bur-
lington for the purpose and lighted by
power generated by a dynamo on the
grounds. During the evening and be-
for the serving OF the cue the Nergennes
City band discoursed sweet music under
canvass. Before the serving the peo-
Pile found it. interesting to watch the
roasting Of the pigs and lambs and the
cooking of the stew. A 35-foot pit had
been dug ard filled with Goals. over
which number of fat pigs and lambs
were roasting for many hours. under
the direction of n barbecue expert from
Georgia. while the stew steamed in
large pot nearby. The cue was served
at six o'clock. Coffee could be had for
a small price. while those so inclined
tried to hit n coon back of a canvass for
a prize. Following the serving of the
cue the crowd gathered on tho seats and
for nearly an hour were entertained by
Ralph Bingham. Philadophias greatest
fun maker. The audience were his from
the start and laugh after laugh awarded
his efforts to amuse his hearers. Stories.
Jokes and infectious laughter flowed
from his lips, while ne also showed his
ability with the piano and violin. The
entertainment closed n little after nine
o'clock. The visitors then wendell their
way to the station or back homo in their
teams and automobiles while few OF
tho towns younger element gathered in
Library hall and enjoyed n dance.
Just at the close OF the entertainment
the rain began to fall, and before the
people from Burlington and Shclburne
had boarded the sleeper. which was 40
minutes late. II was raining in earnest.
The people from Burlington did not reach
homo until after midnight.
The delegates to the coming Sunday
school convention from here are Mrs.
Carrie Mcneil. Miss Kate Beach, Miss
Tina Deyette, J. r. Dcan.-Mrs. John
Yale OF Boston Is town with Miss Mar
(tha Yale.H. G. Falby and wife Of Bos-
ton are visiting DR.. Faiby and family
Mrs. c. u. Deeman of Iowa is expected
to visit her son, DIR. Falby and family.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mrs. Harriet Rogers of Buffalo, NJ V,
who has been visiting relatives here a few
days, went Friday to Burlington.-D. T..
Williams and wife attended the funeral
OF William Curtis at Jacksonville last
week Wednesday, ERNEST Booth and son,
Myers of burlington, were in the village
one day last week.-F'red May was among
those who went ON the excursion to Den
yer, Col, Saturday,-H Agent Fulls
or of Burlington was IN town last week
investigating number OF alleged cases
of cruelty to animals.--A Packet and
visitors spent few days at the last last
week. returning Thursday.-Mrs. Jennie
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EAST MIDDLEBuRY.

The schools in this village will COM
rrence next Monday the 18th with Miss
lottie Walker and Miss Alice Kelsey rs
teachers. Mrs William Davis is in II seri-
Gus condition as the result OF a second
shock. Mrs. Aimon Encs and daughter,
Mrs. George Ross spent Tuesday of last
week Mt New Haven Mills.-Nir. and Mrs.
Clinton Tudalc have arrived from Fort
Benton Mont. They will have charge of
the Green Mountain house.--Niiss Mary
Chapman is seriously i'll at the home of
her brother, Allie Chapman. Mrs. lIall-
day went TO North Ferrisburgh on Tues
day of last week for a few weeks visit
amcng friends. The Ladies Aid society
was largely attended lasy Friday at the
home of Mrs. James Kirby.-Mrs. Rich
ardson of tho west village has been spend
ing few weeks ut T.. II. Seeley's. William
Turner Of the west village is visiting his
uncle. w. Turner. Of this place.
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MILTON.

Labor day was celebrated here by the
members of the p. S. and I. NJ. w. unions
by n parade headed by the Georgia band
and by minstrel entertainment in the
evening followed by dance. At the opera
house the entertainment drew n crowded
house.-Mrs. Ellen clifford and friends
Of bingham, Mass spent last week with
her mother. Mr. j. W. Rrown. -FerdindNd
billiard Of burlington was the guest of
Miss Ellen Hcrrick AT her fathers, the
Rev. +. l.. Herricli. over Surday.-Miss
Daisy Marsh Of Providerce. X. l., is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. n. L. Phelps.-
Mrs. G. II. Reynolds and son. Albert
have been spending a few daya in Ferris
acknowledgements Cohurn is spending
short vacation at his home in BelNidorc
Jesse Rockwell of Proctor is visiting his
sister, Mrs. i. l.. Goodycar.--Ctis llefflon
has finished work for G. r. Skecls at the
';lcnwood and with Miss Hofflcn went to
their former home in llighgate Saturday
to spend n few days before taking trip
to Michigan and California. Miss Jessie
Brown OF New BEDFORD, Mass, spert Sun
day and Monday with her mother, Mrs.
J. w. BrOwn.--Col. II. O. Clark with Miss
Lois and Clara Clark have returned from
mouths stay at Nantucket Miss
Genevieve Morgan returned Monday from
a weeks visit IT. Cambridge and Norris
vile. Miss Viola Ward and Wilson Jack
son OF Burlington were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Rood over Sunday.-Atiss Ellen
Wagner went to East Berkshire Monday.
where she is to teach school again this
fal..-Nirs. G. J.. story of Essex Junction
is visiting at jed Patterson's .-Clarence
Story OF New York called on friends In
town Morday.-N. L. Phelps and family
spent Saturday. Sunday and Monday in
camp at Camp Martin.
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Elizabeth Cook has returned 20 her
home in Ioston.-NIiss Carrie Wright has
returned to her school in Gardner, Mass.
Tho birthday party given by Tho King $
Daughters last Friday night proved to
he 4 very successful affair. About $40
was donated by tho friends of
the library which will be invested in
new books as soon as possible. ISIS
Mary skinner has gone to Fairfax to at
tend school.-Miss Susan Baker. who has
been spending the past six weeks with
Mrs. Fowler, has returned to her homo
in BurlinSton.-Miss MAY Mcneil has
gone to her school in FairfaX.-'rhe Union
school opened Tuesday with Miss Mahlc
Chickering Of st. Johnsbury as principal.
Miss Harriet Mcbride intermediate and
Miss Fannie Lay as pr mary teacher
Misses Grace and Haz.l Wilson have cCno
to Johnson to attend the normal school.
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BOLTON.

Roy T.arose has returned to his home
after an absence OF several months in
Morkton.-Mrs NJ. NJ. Sabins visited
friends in Richmond Saturday.-So hool
commenced in district No. Monday with
Mrs. Cassie Bemis as tcacher.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Brush went to Queen City
park last saturday. returning Monday
N. Parchcr from st. George bound for
Waterbury With several barrels of pears.
stopped with Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry 1Aarosc
Tuesday night-Mr. and Mrs. J.. Elmer
moved from the SablL tenement into
Honey Hollow Monday.-Frcd Jewett has
the engine in his mill. which was partly
demolished several weeks ago. repaired
and in running order.-Thc employees OF
G. w. Randall have been rafting logs
to Crandalls mill ir Joresville.
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MILTON BoRo.

DR.. Pierson of New York arrived
Sunday at Camp Rich.-Thc campers have
returned TO their homes except q few
guests Mrs. =. s. Martin, who has been
caring for Mrs. Il. II. Mills for two
weeks returned home Sunday.-Several
from here attended the lawn party at
Georgia Plaain Thursday night-'Mrs
lortensc Miner returned to Cart. Tracy
Monday from f. F. Blacke's.-Miss Hat
tie AinsWorth. who has been with her
sister, Mrs r. e. Mills for two weeks
loft for Taunton. Mass, Saturday.
Charles Reynolds who has passed two
months at Roy Towards returned Mon
dny to his home in Greenfield. Mass
Rolla Bevins and family of Waterbury
arrived in town Sunday.-Mrs. Il. NJ.
Blake and sister, Boryl. who has been
the guest of their parents for two months.
went to st. Adams Monday.-G. c. Rice
had lot of harvested grain injured by
the rain,-Mr. Perley the Free Press
agent was at the Boro last week.
Thomas D. Daniels is at home On vaca-
TO-
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Gloyd from the southern part of the
town was in the village on business
neutrality-suspicious. Packard was up from
Burlington Sunday.
Mrs. Kinney and daughter Alice, arc
spending week with Mr.. Kinncy's family
on Lee River.-Mrs. Nnramorc of Bakers
Held ana Miss Porter Of Boston are guests
at Arson Ticd's.-M. u. Smnlrs father
OF Huntington is visiting him.-Bcrton
Field from Burlington was intown Mon
day.-The fall term of school began Tues
day with the same teachers as last term.
ERNEST Como was in burlington on bust
ness Tuesday.-Mrs. Chase and grandson
or Underhill Centre are visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. Roberts.
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SHEI,BURl(I.

The following teachers have been en-
gagged to teach the fail term: High school,
Irof. G. NJ. IIazcn; grammar school, Miss
Elizabeth Fletcher; intermediate school.
Miss Anastatia Crowley. primary school,
Miss Grace Jackman; falls school, Miss
l.. Louise Gates; Palmer school, Miss
ETHEL 'Bissonett; Sutton SCHOOL, Miss
Mary Noonan; Fletcher school, Miss Mat
tie Stoddard: point school, Miss Perl
Smith; Millham school. Miss Alma
F,lithorpc. The point school begins Mon
day. September 4. All the other schools
begin Monday, September II.
The Ladies Improvement society will
meet at the home OF Mrs. G. A. Roberts
Thursday afternoon. Come early and give
q little time to work before business.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. G a. Ptase visited friends and
relatives in Barre and East Barre over
Sunday-Dr and Mrs. Church of Eurl-
ineton spent Sunday ut o. J. Hosford's.
MIR. and Mrs w. II. Davis were ir Essex
Junction Saturday and Sunday.-Phile-
mon Guye,te OF burlington visited in
town over Sunday.--patrick Gregory of
York State is visiting his brother. John
reSory.-Deputy Sheriff G. \. Poase re-
Gently took benjamin Dwyer to the House
Of Correction to serve sentence of 81
days for breach of peacc.-Miss Nellie
Wilder Of Jericho Centre is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Albert Tomlnsor.-Mis Lorcy
Gle went to her school In Underhill
Tucsdav.-Afss Edith romlineon has gone
to Stowe. where she will enter the high
crhOol
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WINOosK1.

| Mrs. Fmira Gcrmlin, widow OF the
late Gadicn GERMAN, died at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Alfred pcsautols.
about $50 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
after an illness of but ten days. The di-
rect cause Of her death WAS from Il
complication of diseases induced by old
age. Mrs. German WAS born in Cape
H'hte' T. 20 - years ago. IN ISfN she
WIS "a'r'co /" MI ''''"i"'Ii anu V"l.lc 20
inns Nin'se % A'"is "s'' "'' ""S"'n"
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farrior of Adams Ms Mrs g "
r.ov.o ~ prriio,-ton and Mrs. louis Al.
aria and Mrs Alfred Dosautols of irts
vil,ro The funeral ,vas held from St
Francis Navicr Church Saturday morn.
ing Mt eight O'Clock
A wedding that VIII como rs surprise
10 thcir many fl ends was that Of Alfred
j. Bailey and Miss Eta \. Allon which
took place saturday afternoon at st
Pauls Chapel in Burlinston Very httla
IS known other than the fact that the
wedding took place and tho young couple
left in the afternoon for Craftshury, whore
they spent Yesterday ana are oNpec'ec
homo to-day MISS Al'h = me youngest
daughter oil Mr' ana MIS- IVA -Nl''" hNe
Tor 'ho past lew 'io''"S mas "'.n 'inpl"S'
ed ms a s'ehoSraphor NJ inc Once oi 'h'
Porter screen company MI l''l!'N' 'n'
groom IS the dancing mlS''r ana - "Ise
employed by i ila''spurHh iii" ~ row
t'hah Ai"h'
Npo", io''o Monu"N hiEht 'u anu" WA
mont freight sheds The fire commands.