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home for the occasion.--Calvin Aldrch
is passing few days with his son IN
East Leabon. n. H.--Hiram lsham of
st. George visited at the homo of A. II.
Marsh few days rccently.--Miss Eliza
Marsh of Sheldon was In town three
days last week.-E. J. Sarlc Of Boston
was in town last week. II. A. Chadwick
of Grand Ledge, Manitoba. is passing n
few days at the home Of r. J. phelps -
Miss Maud Aver and Miss Grace Giddings,
teachers of the village school, uassed
Christmas at their homes in st. Adams
and Enosburgh.- y. W. Crowcll
and son, Harold are home from Burling-
ton for the holdays.-Miss Eta Rritch
is home from Enosburgh high school for
the holidays.-O. a. Rixford is home
from st. Johns school. Montreal. for the
holiday vacation-Ilermon Davis the
Station Agent is boarding at tn. homo
Of A. VI. Marsh--Scott Austin who has
been i'll of measles has recovered. Mrs.
Mary Shepard of Montgomery is in town
FIJI fax
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ENOsBURGH.

At theregular meeting of "Tylcr Branch"
Grange December % the following Of
ficers We're elected for the coming year:
Worthy master w. q. Fassett: overseer,
+. NJ. Wright: lecturer +. w. Spiccr:
steward, J.. H. Croft: assistant steward
Earl Cassidy; chaplain, W. r. Ovitt
teasurer, Homer Ovitt; secretary, John
A. Leach; gat. keeper. Roy Maynard;
ceres. Mrs. J. X. Montague: Pomona,
Mrs. r. c. Ovitt Flora, Mrs. r. w.
Spiccr: lady assistant-stward, Mrs. W
q. Fassett. 1t was voted to hold a
special meeting January to confer the
Sd and 4th degrees. There are 70 men,
hers. Emerson Heyer of the Norwich
University is spending the holiday vaca-
ton with friends in town.--The Epis-
copal Sunday school had their Christmas
tree and exercises ut the home of
Stanley Sayles the " inst.-The Con-
greeational Sunday school had their
Christmas tree in Memorial Church the
aiNh.-Henrietta Drake, PREACHER in
Bellows Free Academy and Queenie Eel
ton. a student are the guests of Florence
Perley for the holiday vacation.--Carl
Maynard of Worcester, Mass, was with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. May
nard over last Sunday going back the
iIoughton is failing.
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the assemblagc of two hundred passed
a delightful evening. The programme was
followed by the presentation Of the farce
"a Regular FIX" we'll put on by the
same cast as at the hospital basar.
Dancing followed until two o'clock in
tho morning, refreshments being served
during the evening.
Miss Aileen Mckeown OF Hellville, Ont,
is the guest during the holidays of her
sister, Mrs. Stanley S. Russell Of High
street.
Miss Margaret Lang Of Congress street
has returned from two weeks visit
with friends in Boston.
The resignation of Miss n. Mertie
Bradley as teacher of science and elocu-
ton in the public schools has been ac-
cepted by the board of school commission
crs. Another meeting of the board will
be held probably on Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Y. Martin of Main
street have returned from London. ont,
where they have been passing Il few days.
The jolly Wise club was pleasantly
entertained last evening by Miss Clara
Truax of ST. Adams hill
T.. Allen Ross, who has been visiting
friends in Toronto, Ont, has returned.
Mrs. l.. J. Morton of Bank street has
returned from Chester. where she has
been visiting her brother, Alvah II.
Learned. Miss Bessie l.. Morton has gone
to New York, where she will continue
her musical studies for few months.
Earl II. Fitzgerald, Jr.. who is attend
ing Harvard University, is passing Il
few days with friends in the city.
Miss Evelyn Kidney of Malone. n. "
is the guest for a few days of Mrs. f.
-. Place OF Diamond street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. King have return
cd from London. ont, and Detroit
Mich, whore they have been passing Il
few days with friends.
Prosper Dcschcnes. who has been vis-
ting his parents. MIR. and Mrs. r. lie
schemes of Lake street has returned to
Boston.
Miss Ella l.. Bedard of High street,
has gone to New York for few weeks
stay.
Frank Savage. who has been visiting
friends in Brantford. Ont. has returned
Mrs. Herbert f. Dc1.islc of Jericho is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Ellis of
Messenger street.
Miss Edith jackson of Springfield. Mass.
Miss Ruby Jackson of Portland. Me-, have
been visiting their sister. Mrs. Robert
II. Ford of Ferris street.
Miss Clara Wood of North Adams.
Mass. is passing the holidays here. the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Wood of Barlow street
james X. Wilder of Boston is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Scldcn s. Watson of
Brown avenue
Miss Seola Pierce of Boston is the guest
for a few DAYS of Miss Eathervn NJ Hol.
loway of South Main street.
DR.. Il. G. Halliday OF Congress street,
has returned from Canada where he
spent Christmas.
Miss Lillian l.. Stecrc of Roxbury.
Mass. who has been visiting friends here.
has returned home.
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LAMOlLLE COUNTY
CAMBRIDGE.

Walter Learned of Boston is in town
for a few days visit.--Fred Wiley Of
the customs service at Alburgh is at
home on visit.--Mrs. H. A. Hatch Is
visiting friends in St. Johnsbury this
week.-Mrs.. o. l.. Woods OF Morrisville
is visiting friends in' town.-Miss Zoie
Ellsworth Has beeen clerking in tho
store OF Perley & Leavens during the hol-
idays.--J. J. Monahan OF Undsphill was
in town on business Wednesdsy.-Thsre
is to be an auction sale OF horses at
this village the 30th at 10 q. m.-Mrs. F.
NJ. Melvin and daughter. Ada. are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Melvin's
mother at Northheld.-Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Coierove were In Bakersfield Christ
mas day where they enjoyed a family
dinner and Christmas tree at the home
of William Downey.-Miss Bessie Ted
ford has employment at Richmond. Miss
Nellie Smith has gone to Lawrence,
Mass. where she has position in tho
tr,,ant school at that place.-Dr. Newton
Uontinwed ON 4th page.I
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BAKERSFIELD

t. O. Tillotson's store burned To the
pund Friday morning. December -. 1t
supposed that the fire caught from
furnace. The family of Mrs. Rose
|uffner, who lived over the store, escap-
in their night clothes. The fire was
powered by Henry Dauffner, but all
Eins -. access to the cellar were so
ckcd by smoke that it was impossi-
to save anything of Importance
thur Field. an instructor in Colby
'demy, New London, \. H., spent
Christmas holidays with his par
+. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Field Brig
b Academy closed Friday noon for a
fistmas recess of ono wcck.-Mr. and
+. a. a. Kempton and daughter. Mir
| are spending week with friends
Newport, y. H.-Miss SALESMAN. a
per Instructor in Brigham Academy.
PIT few days in town last week. the
PSI OF Mrs Landon Ancrncthy.-R Royce
IFdrrand of the l. V. NJ, Burlington.
PIT few Gays with his parents last
1k.-Francis l.edouX of Boston. Mass
Irned to his home Friday of last
k.-iierinan j. Cutting, who is teach
school in Greensboro. spent Christ
+ with his mother. Mrs Maggie cut
| Miss Daisy Bcals, who is teach.
in Belviderc, spent Christmas at
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GEORGIA.

Ashton Sowlos of Fairfield was in town
on business Tuesday. December 10. Mr.
and Mrs Augustus Bushnell Were guests
of MI and Mrs. William Decker Wc'lncs-
day.-Horacc Wood is passing couple N
weeks with friends in Potsdam. y. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Phelps celebrated
their 18Th wedding anniversary Friday
December 22.--Mrs. Louis Bovat and chill
dren went to SwantOn Wednesday. De-
cembor 70, to stay several wceks.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. o. Shattuck and daughter, Mil
drcd of Burlington came Saturday 10 pass
a few days with Mrs. Shattuck's father
1t is rumOrcd that company are to
open creamery in the Oscar Johnson
building now owned by Mrs. Collins
Louis Bovat, whose house and contents
were burned to the ground Sunday after
noon, December II, has purchased lumber
and will erect another house as soon as it
can be done.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago, Dec 81.
WliEAT-Dec., S25sc; May. S7isas,Nc.
'ORN-Dec, Sic: old, Arc, May,
Acc.
OArS-Dec.. Bose; May. 3l3sa32c.
MESS PORK-(Per hbD-Jan, $685.;
May. Sl3.7onlS.12ig.
lARD-0Por loo lbs)-Dec., $3.50; Jan,
$780, May. $40; July E.41Is.
SHORT RrBS-Sides Cooss)--Jan..
Si5 MAY, s7.35 July. s1.45.
Cash quotations:
WHEAT-No. spring wheat. ssdssc,
No, 2. soaSic No. red. ss'4qs7hc.
CORN-No. ., 47n4.iac; NO . yellow.
E@47iac.
OATS-No. .. 3os.c: No. white, Sc;
No. white. SOd3la.c
RYE-No. .. 65c.
BARLEYtood feeding. 37i.Ms7s.c fair
70 choice mating 4414oc.
FLAXSEED--No. /, Sl04; northwestern,
No. /. sl.nia
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime s3.S7ls
MESS PORK-1'er bbD-slo. 75R1o s7is.
I.ARD-Ger 100 lbs)--s, 30d7.32it
SHORT RIBS-Sides 0oose,-S7 0Qdb
71o.
s1DE-short clear tboxed)-s7.ss9
40
SHOULDERS Dry salted. none.
WHISkEY-(Bas OF highwines)- III So
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was firm: creameries.
l7n241h; diaries, 17m2Oc eggs firm at
mark cases included lso2sc; hrsts. .2c:
prime iirsts. &c; extras, CSC; cheese.
easy, 1li.Ti3c.
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How to Feed Poultry EoeA.

We will send free, postpaid. to any
farmer or poultryman who will write
us, mentioning this paper, our direc.
tions for feeding Pages Perfected
Poultry Food These directions rep.
resent the combined experience OF
some Of the best poultrymen In New
England who have used our food sue.
cessfully. There are also given many
suggestions as to the proper care to b
given hens to produce the best results.
Carroll s. Page. Hyde Park, VI.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Tho Loyal Temperance Legion were
ery pleasantly entertained by Mrs.
|ellio Gilbert At her home in East Frank
b. Wednesday CVening.-Dcputy Collcc-
pr G. l.. Orton of Richford is in charge
l. this office during the absence Of Deputy
collector q. w. Webster. who is passing
be Christmas vacation at his home in
Washer and wife of
E.ranac. y. Y. are at the home of his
lrcnts in this place.
Tho following officers were elected for
be ensuing year at the regular meeting
thursday evening December Il Of From
|cr Grange No. ;i6: Master II. r Ohm
cad; ovcrsecr. j. c. Towlc. lecturer.
|rs. T.. \. Austin: steward. s &. Towle:
assistant steward. q. j. chafiee: chap
in. Loyal Stove; treasurer, c. ID.
helps; secretary, Mrs. &. -. Phelps;
t'kocpor. Gerald Jones; Ceres. Mrs. S.
ruwlo; Pomona, Mrs. Charles Burlc-
IN. Flora. Miss NJ. j. Armstrong. lady
tsistant steward. Mrs. \. J. Hoadlcy.
|elhert Icnnc.- Tho Womans Home
visionary society Will nrct with Mrs.
S'torson for dinner Wednesday la'uary
Mr. and Mrs. G. \. Hun spent christ
AS with Mrs. Hull's parents. Mr.. and
RS. \. :. Merrill at East fairicld.-
| ISIS Myrtle Mosicr Of MiddlcburY COL
go is passing the christmas vacation
her home Christmas exercises and
tree by tho Sunday school was held at
9 church Monday evening. Santa
,us was there and distributed pres
|ts--'rhC W. c. r. t. will meet with
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RICHTORD.

Ernest Bashaw and friend. Nh Fields
of Burlington arc visiting at the home of
Mr.. Bashaws parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bashaw. Henry Rustedt OF the L. u
NJ, Burlington, is spending tn" holidays
with his mother. Mrs. H. T.. Rus edt.-Mr
and Mrs. Almon Gates spent Christmas
day with Mrs. Gat's's parents at East
Bt rkshire.--t;len Billings of Norwich Uni
versity is spending the holiday vacation
at his home in this pldcc.--'lhc Misses
Maud and Nellie Whitney NJ burlington
arc visiting their parents. MI. and Mrs
l. c. Whitney.--Don Richards Of Sher-
brooke, =. O., is visiting friends in town
for several days.AIr. and Mrs. George
Shepard OF Farnham I. O.. spent Christ
mas with friends IN this rlace.-A. j.
Elliott of st. Adams spent Christmas
with his family in this place.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Florence Pomcroy. who is at
home from Boston for her Christmas
vacation from the Bryat e. Stratton
Business College, is visiting her uncle,
n. J. Isham of Morrisville. She is ac-
companied by her sister. Grace PomerOy,
who is at home from St. Adams, where
she attends school. for the Christmas
vacation. Mabel Gates has returned to
Franklin, where she began her second
term of school in the Hubbard district
December &c. Many of the little folks
in town have whooping couGh-Christ-
mas passed off very quietly here, there
being no exercises or tree for either
church. Many of the villagers went to
Fairfield in the afternoon. where St.
Patricks Church and the priests house
burned to the Eround.-Miss r. a. Pat
ten has been visiting at her home in
Franklin the past few days. Mrs. j
NJ Coffin and children left for Glen
Sutton. Canada. Tuesday, December %.
Walter Eittcll who is working in ST.
Johnsbury spent Christmas with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William kttell.--
William Marsha has purchased tho
Carney farm about two miles from this
village and will move his family there
January I. MIR. Marsha has rented his
house in the village to Fay Goddess
T. II. Burleson was in Sheldon on bust
ness Tuesday.-Capt. G. w. Burleson
was at home over Christina s.-The Rev.
r. II. Blunt of Stonington. Conn. will
begin his labors here as rector of the
Episcopal Church February I, 1905. The
Rov. j. NJ. Coffin rcsiening on account
of catarrhal trouble. Mr.. Blunt has a
house recently vacated by Mr.. Collins
family.
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ENOSBURCH.

Judge cray Of Minneapolis who has
len visiting his mother, Mrs. l.. s Cray.
Is returned to his home. The Congre-
|,ional Sunday school will have a tree
ii "a cantata on Christmas night. Miss
nne Yates has returned home. The
". T.. Kent and Deacon Delegate q.
Fassett went Wednesday to berkshire
inter- TO receive into fellowship with
other Congregational Churches in
|anklin county. the new Congregational
|urch Just formed there.
|'hc Christmas tree and cantata at the
congregational Church Monday evening
Is largely attended and everything
|sscd off very pleasantly. The young
hplc and little ones did well the parts
|igncd them and the music by the chill
In and choir showed they had been
II trained by the choristcr.-Miss
|ocnic FELTON, of Fairfax is with Miss
lake visiting her friend and former
! chcr, Miss Florence Perley.-A large
lilly gathering took place on Christmas
Il at the home of Joseph Gelbas.; Emer-
IIcyes of Norwich University is pass
his vacation at the home of his uncle,
Imam Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. Weston
II children have gone TO visit their
rents in Cambridge for a few days.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

The exercises incident to tho holiday
closing of Maple Lawn Academy were
held Friday evening and We're carried
out in pleasing manner. The pro-
Sramme was as follows Music-"col-
ored Guards" March, 1nvocation: music
sunny Africa rccitation-'The Res
cue of Chicago" Ethel NJ Wright; decla-
NATIONALLY Neghbor and t. Leland
H. Fresh: Christmas Day
1920" Bertha A. Tassie; defamation
"'Thc Wants of the Ages" Ray s. Cor
liss; music-"Lillies of the Valley" Re
ctation"As Quick as the Telephone a"
Iettie b. Trovllle: notwithstanding
African Chief" Ray r. Allen; original
'rhc Old Homestead" Marion Mae JOS
lynn music-"i!oy. Mr.. joshua medley
scottischo; dcclamation--"Calibre 81"
James q. Allen: rccitation-"Little Joe, -
Nottie II. Atkins; declamation-"A ncri-
cn Means Opportunity" Charles NJ. JOS
lNn: "Potpourri from Woodland"
rocitaton-"Lcd 10y "A Calf" Hazel NJ
Robinson; declamaton-"Spikc that Gun"
Leslie NJ Robinson; rectation--'The
Wife hunting Deacon" Edith I. Pillow
heidelberg, from Prince of
plsen."
i-"""'" anu -N''ii"i ANop''iso'i VI Ios-
ton spent Christmas at the home of their
uncle Juan Robinson.-Mr. and Mrs. h.
S. Irish and daughter of Burlington spent
Christmas in town.-Thor' WIS Christ
mas tree at the Congregational Church
Christmas evening. literary and musical
programme was rendered.-Mrs. NJ. 5.
Allen returned from Alburgh Sunday
night.-T. j. Petty Of St. Adams spent
Christmas with his mother Mrs Sarah
Petty.-Miss Grace Rockwell of Platts-
hurgh is spending few days with MIR.
and Mrs. Edison Robinson.-Homer keeler
Is i'll with pneumonia.-M Midnight mass
was celebrated at the Catholic Church
Sunday night. Miss Maude Fletcher of
the L. " NJ is spending the holiday vaca-
ton at home.--Foratio Crawford visited
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COMMERCIAL


New York, Dec 81.
WHEAT-Receipts. $4,000 bu: exports.
<o.sss bu: sales. e,l5oooc bu. futures: spot
easy. Weakness developed In the early
wheat market on account Of poor cables
and bearish Argentine news. The closing
was steady. ,tditc net lower. May closed
9lsae; July closed $3.50: Dec. closed s4ssc
CORN-Receipts. 1920 bm; exports, 20. =
l61 bu; sales, 1900 bu: 5000 bu. spot !;
spot steady. Option market was irregular
the closing &c on under liquidation and
other positions isc net higher. May closed
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GRAND ISLE.

The Grand Isle Dramatic club gave
the valley Farm" to "A crowded house
December 10. realizing about $50. They
viii soon give the play in South Hero
Richard Macomher and wife OF Ports
mouth II. l., are visiting Abncr Ma
comber and other relatives. Mrs Ma
oomber will speak before the missionary
meeting Wednesday afternoon to be held
at the Rev. Mr Cudworth' s.-M. ii. Van-
tine spent Christmas at his home, at
Nantine brothers'.-C. Nantines many
friends are pleased to see him at home
again much improved in hcalth.-The
Christmas tree exercises at the Union
Church passed of finely. The children
rendered their parts wonderfully well be-
fore a we'll filled house.-The Ladies Aid
meeting was postponed for two weeks.
"A friends OF Mrs. Frank Loveland were
glad to hear OF her improved condition
at Mary Fletcher hospital.
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he board of directors and stock holders
he Northern Telephone company were
Essex December 20. where they con-
hmated trade with the Central Tclo-
he company by which they secure "A
|ority of the stock of that company.
|ch covers tho town of Essex, Jericho
|erhill Willstion. Westford. Fairfax,
|cher. Colchester. Grand Isle and
Nh and South Hero. C.. II. Weed will
superintendent with headquarters in
tx as heretofore special meetln-
EnOsburgh Falls Court No. 1924. held in
b lodge room Wednesday evening, Dee.
he following officers were elected: r..
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GEORGIA.

Fred Ballard spent Christmas in Barre
with his brother, Nelson. and wife,
Wellington Bragg is at home from tho
Bellows Free Academy at Fairfax for
the holiday vacation.-llenry r. Ballard
called on friends in town last week.-Mrs.
Kate Howard returned to her work in
st. Adams on last Saturday.-M. Perry,
who has been poorly with heart trouble
is mprovng.-LeO Allen and family spent
Christmas in ST. Adams with her mother.
Mrs. Thorne-Mrs. Maria Rankin Is
slowly improving in health.-There was
a union tree at the town hall on Monda Y
night with appropriate exercises.-Smith
Brooks has finished work for Mr.. Will
cox and is with his brother. Curtis
Brooks.
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs Ethel Green and son OF Montreal
are guests of her parents, DIR. and Mrs.
Welch.-R. J. Gates spent Christmas in
Enthusiastically and Mrs. J. X. Ander-
son returned from Burke, n. Y, Tines.
day.--Charles Manley of Enosburgh
Falls has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Cleveland-J. NJ. Young. who
has been on one Of the b. j. Kendall
teams the past season. Is stopping with
his mother. Mrs. James Young.-Mr
and Mrs. r. l.. Webster Of Swanton
spent Christmas with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Webster.-Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Strait spent Christmas with her
parents in 1T. Albsns.-C. c. Soule has
been visiting In Waterloo. p. c.. the
past week.
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ST. ALBANE.

DIR. H. Il. Martin, an ocuNst Of tnis
city. was arraisned be fore Justice of the
Peace NJ r. Barr of lTighgato, Decem-
Der 20. on charge of representing him
self as and assuming the title of doc
tor" without having Obtained license
He Will probably take the case 10 higher
courts. He waived examination and WAS
hound over to the March term of court
| furnishing bail of $780, u. w. Steele APP
p"arcd for Dr. Martin, who has been
staying at the hotel in Hghgate for It
few weeks.
John A. McDougall of this city. who
was brought here from New London
Conn, Dec. 10 Oh rcquisition from
Gov. G. j. Bell. on n charge of grand lar
ccny was arraigned before city Judge Lee
S. Tillotson Thursday. He waived exami-
nation and was bound over 70 the March
term of the Franklin county court bail
being fixed at 500 States Attorney W.
H. Austin prosecuted and \. H. George
appeared for the respondent.
The examination OF Leslie q. Colby
manager of the store of l.ora Colby. Son
Il Co. OF Alburgh Springs. was continued
at Referee of bankruptcy u. NJ Motifs
office Friday. a compromise agree
ment was affected by which the claim of
Louis Tncrrien. Jr.. was disallowed and
the suit brought by the trustee against
him was discontinued. The claim of e.
p. Harvey for $50 was allowed at slG,
and that of David s. Harvey for a. spt %
was allowed at sl.sl2l2
DR.. Arthur o. Morton has arrived in this
CITY and viii, onen an o,bce in tho do,,,n,
,,,,. W.. "rp"'t
in tho \yiua,, h,oo, -, u,rl. ,.
soon a. :, 10 ,..o.,ad ~, n. s,.a,,s r
Morton hoe ,ao,, ,,a,,,.,,,, ,,.,,sl' -
bo,ni,n, ~, "','''' u" d
u,aars haa , ",.' .'' s''er''
c,,,rsa T., arms s'""""'e
rho .s.,, .'.
.",s VI o. A'panS point ana
,rd fos,,, ". .''e'. annual '"''s't,ias tree
N,rs ana .e1 a. 'ne "om. W Mr. aud
A., . ,'oohs on oa'"'"'S night
.or,.o,, anu .n'eAe,, PIC supper was
rs,ro,,., 49, "ae" "' nesen.s were
.nn. ,,,au ~ VIC '.. CO.. my per
foI,ouina nr,,a. .. VIZ $780," me
epsu;n,, ,,oo,. Y,.1.,,. ,,.a,, IVY ,"e
sncrotar,, 49,. ,1" $500. plo'Ns'
too for tho a,,s,,,., ,.oar ,,.. ~1 Y',',
nrooks .na A." 49,. p.,",' "ai'' u
niph, tho ros;aa,,, ~ ,h,t ,a..
Alhap. ,ou,, Lno,,,,, -. r,oo,h oil,
n, tho bon,o 10 A. o,a >,rs -. nv,
for th.;r or,,,.I Ch.;s,,,as ."., ''
which cors,stna =, az oys,or So"
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FAIRFIELD.

Jerry Kecfc of Barre is visiting his sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph Wnllac james Camp
bell and wife OF Burlington are visiting
Mr.. Campbell's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
james ampbell.-George Stuftlcbean of
Franklin is visiting his ua,e Henry
shannon Mrs. Ada Patton and daugh-
ter, Florence. of Alurg are Wis Ting Mrs
rattons son, Dr. i. J. Patton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
sWANTON CENTRE.

Miss Carrie Hubbard Is recovering
from the measles. but the four other
children are in bed with the disease
a ncighborhood Christmas tree was
held Monday night at l.. b. Warmers
in district No 3.--Mr. and Mrs. ". =.
Royce came down from Newport Mon
day. to spend the day at a. =. Royce's.
returning the same night
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
LONG ENOUGH.

Old Beau-I want an enga cement ring.
Jeweler-solid or plated?
Old Beau-Will plated one last for
six months?
Jeweler-Oh. yes.
old Beau-Well. that will do. My on.
gagements only average three months.