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CHARLOTTE.

We can boot you and shoe you, clothe
you and feed you, also cut your hair n
shave you. For in addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries we have
added a meat department and barber
shop. Come and see us and be convinced
that our goods are the best value ever
offered for the money. ROderic w. Emo,
at the store formerly occupied by c.. f..
Prindle & Sons. 24i,2taw. 4&l5wtf
Miss Duell aad Miss Elwin of Burling-
ton spent Sunday with Charles Fortune
and family.-Mrs. Stockwcll OF Brattle-
boro is visiting Miss Anna and Ethel
E~yington.--Mr. n Mrs. c. +. Van Nliet
OF Shclburne spent sunday in tOwn.-Miss
Brooks of Burlington Is visiting Miss
Lima Deyettc.- Ftrcy Ii.y;ngton is goinS
to Chicago 20 engage with All advert'cins
house. Miss Caroline IaIt Of Northamli'-
ton was in town for a short stay last
Mrs. John Yale has returned to
~Boston.-The condition of Mabel Hill
shows little changc.-C. ID. Cook spent
Surda in town from Rutland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bora visited in
Bristol last week.-Edward Coleman is
III. threatened with fever.-Eugene Short
sleeves is repairing his house.-Isaac De-
old and Edward MollisOn 'of Whallons
burg, N. Y, visited their homes here
over Sunday.-Mrs. Clayton Shortsleeves
returned from Barre last Saturday even
ing.-Arthur Besette and Ira DObear OF
Hinesburgh visited friends in own last
Sunday.
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WINoosKI.

A double wedding was celebrated at
st. Francis Xavier Church Tuesday
morning. The FIRST. was that Of Miss
Lillian Miller. daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Miller of Union street, to Joseph
Berger, an employee OF the Montreal
I Traction company. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. ]. r. Audet IN
the presence of "A large number of
friends and relatives. The bride was
given away by her father and the
groom was attended by Louis Mongcon.
A reception was held at the home Of
the brides parents that evening and
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
gcr went to Montreal. where they will
make their future home.
The second wedding was that Of Miss
Odille Niauctte. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Niquette, to Walter Devino.
The groom was attended by his BROTH
err. George Devino. while the bride was
given In marriage by her father. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. +. Audet and was witnessed by a
large gathering of friends n rela-
tives. A reception was rendered the
young couple AZ. the home of the
groom's mother, Mrs. Edward Devino.
MIR. and Mrs. Devino left on the morn
ing train for Northampton. Mass. for a
short wedding trip after which they
will reside in this village.
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ESSEX CENTER.

W. Larock. who hns spent the past
week. with friends in town, mas re-
turned to Enfield. N. H.-1ra Goodsell
is making preparations for building n
new house on the site of the one
burned a week ago.-Miss Dell Hunt
ley Is a visitor at Mrs. Il. M. Huntley's.
Ralph Hebb spent sunday In Jeffer-
sonville, returning Monday morning.
Tho Rev. C.. 5. Hulburt is assisting in
n series of evangelistic meetings in
Underhill this week.-The condition of
Ira Bixby, who is seriously Ill of fever,
is slightly improved.-D. j. Williams
is improving his farm buildings by
painting and making needed repairs
Mrs. Electa Rogers Is visiting ner
niece. Mrs. Elsie IIuntley.-Miss Ethel
Patch, who has been i'll for some time,
has gone to ner home in East Walling-
ford.-Mrs. II. A.. Ladd went Monday
TO Burling ION, where she has a posi-
ton as nurse in a sanitarium.-George
Pratt was called to Brattleboro Mon
day as a witness in n railroad case.--
The monograph entertainment at r.
c. I. hall last Friday evening was
poorly attended. The Brown River
Creamery company are stating the roof
and making other necessary repairs
on their building.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
(Continucd from First pnRe.)

give the FIRST Of a series Of dances at the
Odd Fellows hall october u. Dancing
from eight to twelve.
A part OF the copper dam, which the
gang of men have been building for II.
l.. Powell near the grist mill, went out
Thursday, caused BY the raising of the
water by the heavy rain during the
night before. 1t will delay the placing
OF the pier near the dam for n while,
as they were ready to work on that
Mrs. l.. M. Weed. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. IL. II. Becman, has re-
turned to her hOfne in Ocean Springs,
Miss.-Mrs. II. ID. Wood has returned
from Burlington, where she has been
caring for an aged lady.-Mrs. G.. A.
Pratt returned Thursday from n visit
to her daughter. Mrs. J. A. Drew. in
Run,ney, n. H.-Thc Rev. T.. T.. Hcrrick
is confined to the house with u severe
cold.
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the community vas saddened on Thurs
day to hear O: the death of Mrs. George
Patterson after n distressing illness,
which she bore with great patience and
accomplishing fortitnde. Mrs. Patterson
was n woman OF remarkable sweetness
and beauty of character, Of great charm
OF feature and manner. of fine oultiva-
ton and of many estimahle and iovable
traits which drew to her the affection
uf all who knew her or came within her
influence. She will be badly missed and
%lnourned. She caves two young children,
4 husband, a father and mother, and
three brothers, who have the sympathy Of
a large circle of mourning friends. The
remains We're taken to Waterloo, +. O..
Oh Friday, where the funeral services
were held. and the interniant took place
on Saturday afternoon.-Miss DorthGA
Parker was homo from Montpelier oyer
Sunday Mrs. Harriet Clapp went to
Rockville. Conn. on Monday. being call
cd there by the illness of her daughter.
Mrs. +. \. Davis.-Thc W. II. NJ. S. serve
a tea on Thursday at Mrs. w. G. Mans
held's.- Mrs. c. Il. Gates and Miss Clara
Wheeler will go to st. Johnsbury this
week to attend tho State Sunday school
convention as delegates fr"m the NJ. T..
s. sc. l.. fIutchins wal in North Troy
Wrdncsd day and Thursday.-A. Snodsrass
ven tn Waterloo Saturday to attcnd the
funeral of his niece, Mrs. George Patter-
son.-The ladies of the W. C.. 7. L. will
meet with Bertha Combs on Friday. hold
ing a meeting regarding soldiers and sail
ors Rev. j. X. Fuller of Johnson
visited at his brothers. Il. II. Fuller, last
wrck.-MIrs. Fanny (Richn rdsonl 0oodale
of ';aysville ia visiting her aunt Miss
Elixabetl, Upham M. i. Maurice was in
Montreal recently.
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A silver medal contest will be held
at the town nall next Monday evening,
Oct. 90, under the auspices of the
Senior Loyal Temperance Legion. Stir
ring temperance Rotations will be
given by the seven contestants. The
Junior l.. r. l.. will also have Il part
in tne programme with music and reci-
tations.-Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Burley
have n daughter. born Octo. TO-
The hills round G.. ID. Leonard's are
covered with corn shucks and he has
snot 70 gray squirrels and the tails
are nailed up on his wagon she'd
Willard $. Partch and family start
next Tuesday for Santa Barbara, Cal.
Obed Clough will go with them as far
as Kansas.-Tne Rev. and Mrs. r.. j.
Harris are going to California to at
tend the w. G. Il. IT,. convention and
will be gone about six weeks.-The
young people Of the Congregational
society are getting up a drama to be
given in the town hall in connection
with the Christmas sale.-Mrs. Jane
Beeman of Waukon, Iowa, visited at
George Burritt's Saturday.-W. Il.
Weller n wife OF Burlington visited
Monday at II. d.. Weller's.-E. II. Read
has returned from New York, where
ne went looking for new ideas about
has undertaking business.-Deacon
Partch has taken beacon Sykcs's Sun.
day hoo class during his absence.
4. r. Miles of Burlington was in town
Saturday. Perry Read and +. II. Read
have returned from New York.-Dr.
and Mrs. IL. l.. Wilder Of Burlington
were the guests Of relatives here sun
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ESTATE OF BENJAMIN H.. COOK,
JERICHO.
ESTATE OF ELIZA RETH II. ROOT,
S~uEI.BuRNE.

ESTATE OF ELIZARETH i. ROOT,
SIlI;I.luRNE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit
tenden, as.
h Probate Court for the district of
Chittenden.
TO all persons interested in the estate OF
Elizabeth L. Root of Snelburne, in
said district, deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas, said court has assigned the
eth day of November, next for the
settlement of the account of the adj
ministrator of the estate o. Elizabeth p.
Root, late of Shelburne, in said dis
trict, deceased, intestatc. and for "A de-
cree of the residue of said estate to the
awful claimants of the same, and or
dcrcd that public notice thereof be Civ
en- to all persona interested In said estate
by publishing this order three weeks suc.
cessively previous to the day assigned. In
the burlington Weekly Free Press, a news.
paper published In said district.
Therefore. you arc hereby Notified to ap.
pear at tho Probate Court rooms In Bur.
lington. VI. on tho day assigned. then ana
there to contest tho allowance Of said 90.
count II you see cause. and to esta blteh
your right as heirs. legatees and lawful
claimants OF said residue.
Given under my hand. this 12th day
of October, 1905.
NJ. NELLIE FLYNN,
16w.3t Register.
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RICHMOND.

There Is at the disposal of the select
men several hundred dollars for tho
replcnishing of the Jonas Barber lib
rary with new books.-The Rev. Il. p.
Treat exchanged pulpits with the Rev.
Silas Perry of Bristol last Sunday
Mrs. j. G. Fuller and Mrs. NJ. s. Whit
comb were elected last sunday as
delegates to the state Sunday school
convention to be held at st. Johnsbury.
MIR. and Mrs. A.. o.. Ferguson OF Bur-
linEton were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. Il. Andrews last thursday and
Friday.-Mrs. G. NJ. Ferguson and Sis
ter are about leaving for Chicago and
Omaha. Ncb., to spend the winter with
their fricnds.-Mrs c. =. Rhodes and
Miss Eva Green have returned from
an extended visit with their friends
in Boston and Titchburg, Mass.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Paul Saturday.-Miss Susie Rouse is
home from Boston for n few days. Miss
Grace Rouse and Mrs. e. j. Peterson
went to Richmond as delegates to the
{ hristian Endeavor convention held
there last week. X A.. Paul and DR.. Il.
l.. Washburn have returned from a tip
to Boston Miss Sadie Pond. whO is at
tending school in Montpelier spent Sun.
day at her home here Mrs. A. Aitkens
and daughter. aeymoura, left We'd
ncsday for California. where they will
make their home In the future.--Steve
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WEsTFORD.

Fben Powell, who has been in the en-
ploy Of George McNall this summer,
goes to Fairfax this fall 10 run John
Shedd's farm Mrs. j. A. Stone and
daughter, who have beer spending the
week in East Georgia. returned Friday.
jasper Macia has given up William
i-letcher's farm and will move to Dur
linyton. William Narcotic will manage
Mr.. Fletcher's farm.-E. r. Moves Is add
ing two bay windows to the front OF his
storc.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.. Macom-
Der went to Brandon Friday TO remain
over Sunday-Mrs. X. \. Perry returned
from Dallas. TEXAS. sunday night. She
accompanied her sister. Mrs. t;iss. who
goes to n saratorium in the southern
part OF the State fer treatment of a
nervous trouble.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
FRANKLIN.

W. c. ana ". 8. Robu arr visiting
friends in Derby and v~icinity.--F. f.
Willard of New York is spending a few
days with friends here.-Mrs. Maud
Hagaboom returned from Georgia Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. John Labare went TO
Springfield, Mass. Thursday. where they
have OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Austin of
East Jaffrey, n. H.. who was called here
by the sudden death OF his father. j. w.
Austin. returned home Monday.-The
Rev. NJ. A. Shaver. who has been hold
ing meetings in the Methodist Church
the past two weeks. went Tuesday to
JefersonVille.
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ENOsBURGH.

Owing to the rainy evening. only about
% attended the sociab!e ut the parsonage
Friday evening.-Mrs. Mary $. Lowering
is tho guest of his cousin, Mrs. Warren
Ferlcy.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Eessey is
visiting in Richford and Newport.-Mrs.
AIRY Miller of Newport is passing some
wee ks with her mother, Mrs. Daniel
Stcvcns.-The Congregational Sunday
school chose MS delegates to the Sunday
school State convention at st. Johns
bury the Rev. T.. Kent and Superinten-
dent r. NJ. Wright, Deacon jay Chafee
and Mrs. Melvin Wright.-Mr. and Mrs.
James ibbcy are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Hiram LadG
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TH0S. J. STRONG, N. D..
Gcnito-Urinnry N skin Diseases n
Ipeciaity. Consultation Free.
Office. College, Cor. ST. Paul,
Opp. Savings Bank Bldg.
15,w,tf
foIi.i. 3,d Agents Wanted.

Agents W:lHtrd everywhere 10 sci
RACES Perfected Poultry Food. If il
IS not for sale In your village, write tht
MANUFACTURER, &. S. Page, Hyde Park
W., for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk. as the food is guaranteed tc
give entire satisfaction In every ease
and any not sold may he returned. /,
Ii an article of genuine merit. and ca,
be conscientiously commended to poul
trymen.
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Davis of AbbOttS Corner, Que, We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Searlea
Wednesday.-The Wornan's Home Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. ]. C. Towle
Wednesday afternoon and the following
officers were electd for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Sarah Kimball ~vice-presi-
ednt, Miss Minnie Capron; secretary, Mrs.
Carrie Peterson, treasurer, Mrs. J. G..
Towle; mite box. secretary. Miss Miranda
Ewins.-Deputy Collector and Mrs. C. l..
orion of Richford visited at c. a. Hills
Wednesday.
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MILTON BoRo.

Ripe raspberries were picked here Octo-
Der lo,-A new cottage Is being built at
Camp R~ich.-Several arc afflicted with
hard colds.-Arthur White, who has pass
cd the summer with his sister. Mrs. !. =.
Berry. returned home Thursday .-Scvernl
from here attended the &th wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Mar
tin Friday evening. AIRS. Sarah Wills
was called to st. Adams Saturday after
noon by the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Myrtle Bassford.-Mrs. Maud liogaboom
OF Franklin and Band White Of Boston
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WILLIsToN

Mrs. Bertha Stilphen OF Swnnton is
visiting hor cousin, Mrs. A. l.. Bingham.
Mr.. n Mrs. Lewis Kittlc have IL
daughter. born October 15.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Christmas spent Sunday with
friends in Shelburne.-Mr. and Mrs.
Markham Lashuasen were in Burlington
Saturday on busincss.-Miss Flora
Clark expects to leave soon for Michi-
gan.-Thc Onaway club met Tues
day night at w. Il, Whitney's.
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HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. Lynnford O. Nye left Tuesday
morning for Lewiston. Maine. where she
will visit her brother, Fred NJ. Barr.
for a few weeks. Mrs. w. |. Chase ard
son, Francis. OF Lyme, n, H.. are visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Chase's mother.
Mrs. @. l.. stimets.- MIR. and Mrs. George
Fntes Of Springfield are visiting at the
home Of #. u. Herrick,-D. A. Hefion
of Lynn, Mass, is visiting his parenta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HehlOn.-Mrs. Il, ".
Sunderland has returned from Montreal.
p. c.. where she has been visiting rel
ativcs.-Mr. n Mrs. Arthur Guy Hink.
ley of Hartford. Conn. were In town
over Sunday, the guests of &. II. Lyon
Continued on Third page.)
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SHELDON.

The unknown burglar who was shot
and killed while trying to break orsn the
safe in the store of Jennison & Gallup
carly Friday morning, was buried Satur-
day afternoon. A funeral service. con-
Quoted by the Rev. John Irons. was held
at tho undertaking rooms of /. NJ. Law
renee. There are nc new developments In
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MoRSE's LINE.

Mr.. Shocks and wife are boarding wit,
K. Sherwood Leonard and Rorr,v
falchard left on Monday for Lowell.
Greonough of Elmore
mas peen passing a few days at his old
nome returning on T~uesday.-Mrs.
Lavoilette OF Holyoke. Mass, is visiting
her neice. Mrs. William Ionge.-J. Nj.
hin. Jr.. and wife. w. II. Duba and wife
and n. G. Carman and wife are passing
n couple of days in Montreal this week.
st. James Church, Pigeon Hill,
October nth n very pretty wedding took
place of Mr.. Hannibal Russell Mullen
and Miss Nellie Colby Turner. Tho cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. A. a.
Ireland OF Philipsburgh. The couple
left on the evening train for
Montreal returning on Saturday evening.
The butter market holds firm and
steady with best separator in tubs or
boxes 20 cents, prints q. eggs p, beef
hides nine cents "A mound
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COLCHESTER.

c. w. Wright, who has been In New
York On business, returned home Tues
day morning.--Thc Union school will
close Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
for the teachers to GO to the institute
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miller has gone
to Fairfax for a few days vislt.-W. II.
Severance has sold his herd OF 40 cows
to parties in Burlington.--Wtlliam Aus
tin Of Hardwick is the guest of Mrs.
Sarah May. +. Wolcot'. and his
daughter. Marguerite. returned from
Boston Sunday. Marguerite was i'll on
the way home and has since developed
d~iphtheria. DR.. Marvin is attending her.
Miss NOrah Cary is also Ill with
diphthoria.--Two children at Vert
ThompsOn's are III with sore t%hroats.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herring. who have
been visiting friends in 'o&n, started
for their home in la Porte. Iowa, We'd
nesday.-Miss Theodore Auman, State
missionary for the y. VI. ~. will lecture
on Utah in the parish house Thursday,
October -, at 900 p m.
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PuLLF.TS WANTED-Any breed and
any size, will pay highest market price,
delivered at your nearest express Of
flee. Please write stating number and
breed you ave to offer and ! will
quote you net cash price. Address A.
]. Croft, I;nosbureh Falls. VI.
GAG. 1t& w2t
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BOLTON.

Mrs. Thomas Fiddock, whose illness
has covered n period of more than two
years, died at her home last Tuesday,
aged 66 years. Her husband, one daugh-
ter. Anna, who has cared for her mother
during her long sickness and two CONS,
John and William. survive her. She was
a woman of rare intelligence. exemplary
character, aniable disposition, winning
the esteem and love of every one who
had the good fortune of making her ac-
quaintance.-Mrs. Nellie May, who has
been i'll with rheumatism. Is bcttcr.-Mrs
Hattie Fleury is stopping in Burlington
with rclatives.-F. S. Sabins is in West
Bolton this week Mrs. James Smith OF
West Bolton, son, Earl, and little grand
daughter, Daisy 1Iapgood. made u short
visit at the home OF &. i. Sabins last Sat-
ur0uV.
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Helen Bullock OF Burlington call
cd On friends here sunday. 81" expects
tc leave November l for Minnesota.
where she VIII spend the winter with q
sister. Mrs. Eetsey Lane. who has spent
the summer with her niece, Mrs. a. A.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Daisy Beals and Miss Alma
Sabourn went to White River Junction
| Thursday of last week, where they have
positions.-The Hyde Park foot bal
team were defeated here saturday by
the Brigham Academy team ny u score
of AZ to "a. Hathaway and daughter
Vera. of Fairfax were in town Monday
Mrs. A.. A. Kompton and daughter
| Miriam. went to Newport, n, H., Mon
day morning for a weeks stay with re-
latiVcS.
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sWANTON.

T.. n. Carter. superintendent of the
National Hatchery at st. Johnsbury, VINO
has charge of tho government pike perch
! work at Swanton. was in town Saturday
consulting with local builders and decid-
ing some matters of site for the new
hatchery, tho contract for which will be
let in Il few days. The plans for the
new buil1iag call for a substantial, we'll
built .tructure. tie elevation showing
a one story MISUNDERSTANDING bu,lding.
vii considerable roo and dormer vln-
dcws. 1t will be 80 by 60 feet in sizr.
he first floor will have a store room at
ono end and the rest will he the hatch
ing room. over the office and store room
will he two sleeping ro",1s. There will
be closets. iavatclies and n hot water
He;iting system. 1t is planned to have
this hatchery fully up to date ir con-
struction and equipments, and ready for
pike perch work next spring.
The blowing up of "A loading machiue
ut TIE cartridge factory at ten o'clock
Saturday forenoon followed a few Sec
ends late by a louder explosion wren a
second machine blew up. causing much
excitement on the street for a few mo.
mcnts, until it was learned that no one
WAS injured A fire alarm brought out
tile fire department. but water WAS not
turned on. the factory help putting out
the small blaze that started. The acci-
dent occurred in the srall building in
the rear of the englne house and ourosl,r
the factory proper. There are three nlr-
CHIMES for loading black powder IN this
holding about a dozen operatives beng
employed. The explosion occurred in
some unexplained manner. Fortunately
"niy a small amount of powder was IN
use. Tho little blilding was 'bulgcd" con.
Sldcrably,
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FAIRFAX

DR.. Dawson of ST. Adams was called
TO town October II as counsel with DR..
Phelps or Mrs. r. Z. Ballard casv.-E.
ID. Shepardson has his saw mill running
| again after a weeks shut down for re-
pairs.-The chicken pie supper at the
Methodist Church October II was a
financial success. About s5 was taken.
Mr.. and Mrs, Aaron Hicks, who have
been visiting their brothers. NJ. V. and
l.. &, Hicks. the past week left Friday
night for their home in Mora, n. Y.-M.
l.. Hicks of St. Adams. OTIS Hall and
Marguerite Hidks of Burlington spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. Hicks.
Quite Il number went to j.. l..
Harkyomb's October II to Il church soci-
able for the benefit of the Catholic
Churchill. l.. Marvin was called to st.
Adams October 10 as witness in X. r.
4 II. Dunbar case in court.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Norton OF WhltinSville,
Mass. will spend the winter with his
father, d. J. Norton.-Ihe friends of
Edward Rowland and wife gave them a
kitchen shower October :. The company
left them enough to give them
quite a start in house keeping.-George
Nay of Montpelier spent several days as
the guest of l. {. Bishop last week.
Mrs. Macomber and Mrs. 1.add and son
of Grand Isle visited their sister, Mrs.
A.. O.. Corrigan october 10 TO H.-Mrs.
&. w. Writer'S. Mrs. w. Il. Writer'S, Mrs.
Samuel Crown and Miss Annett Ashiey
of st. Adams were the guests o. Mrs.
Il. NJ. Ballard October li-Mrs. +. w.
Shepardson is somewhat hetter-The
Rev. and Mrs. X. O HUNT returned
october IL from their camp IN the Mal"e
woods. The Rev. Mr.. Hunt is somewhat
better.-Thc Ladies Village improvement
society is preparing to hold a falr 'he
18th and 18th of November. There Will
be a sale of fancy and useful articles
and all contributions will be gra'et"'ly
received by the society ana may De i'lt
with the president. Mrs. Phelps or MIS-
Edgar Montague.-Nrs. Palmyra BAL
lard. Mrs. u. NJ. Ballard ana MRS.
Samuel Crown spent the 18TH with their
niece OF Colchester. Miss Anna Lanaoh'
Tho select mon are repairing the nr'nge
on the Lane road Arthur Beeman ana
IT. Rowland returned October u from
the Maine woods, whore they haVe spent
the last two weeks hunting. Eacn
| brought home n fnc deer.