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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fuller OF Jones'
VILE are at her fathers, a. ID. Cochran.
-Four persons united with the Con-
gregational Church last Sunday.-Mrs.
Rigclow of Wcstiord, who has been
stopping with Mrs. Irwin Irish for Il
short time. is now the guest of Mrs
Mary Balch.-Alrs. Hobin at present
writing is better.
Hebcr Pcrcival went Monday to West
Rutland, where he has a position-B. :.
Martin was in 81. AlbJns last week.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thursday with
Mrs. Ira Morsc.--Mrs Sarah Jackson
went Tuesday to Burlington. n guest of
her son. Charles Jackson.-Mr. Chase
n brother of Mrs. Fuller, is visiting her.
Bert Jackson went Tuesday to st. AL
bans on a visit.-Mr. Grace has sold his
grocery business here to Melvin Small
and is taking inventory of the goods.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

r. ~. Beane visited friends at Burling-
ton the last of the week.-The funeral
OF Gilman Brown was held from his
late residence Friday at twelve o'clock.
The Rev. =. +. Perry of Bristol OBLIGATED
and the interment was at Bristol.-M. T..
Brewster visited burlington Saturday.
Harry Ellis and family are moving into
part of the house with Levi Taft
The school directors met Friday and
elected NJ. Il. Brewster chairman and
Guy Gorton. clerk. q. w. Sayles was
elected superintendent Fuller
went to the hospital at Burlington Sat-
urday to have a hand amputated. lie
was accompanied by Daniel Grange.
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WANTED.

W ANTED-At "Thc Grand llotcl.' Mt.
Vernon, n. H., to engage for the coming
season, some capable. willing g'rls oil
first class character for mattresses ana
chaiubermaids. Il working hOusckceper,
man for second cook. kitchen man,
Young men for desk room and side nall.
Only Protestant Americans of AL char
acter employed. Send written refer
cnces as to character and ability, state
ago. size and full particulars. send
photo If possible. Address Geo. u.
Bates, Altamonte Springs, Fla.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

As Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bromley were drv-
ing through what is known as the coll
legc woods Tuesday with pair of horses
attached to a low sleigh. the crossbar
struck q stump by the side of the road
with such force that it threw them both
out. Mrs. Bromley struck her head near
the temple on some hard substance, rem
dering her unconscious. She was taken
home ana DR.. Allen was called. NO bones
were broken but beside the bruisc on her
head one wrist was spraned. Mr.. Brom-
ley escaped with Il few bruises.
Mabel and Eunicc Prior, who were SICK
with the grip last week. are better.
William Heath has been appointed sub
stitute mail carrier in place of Walter
Aldrich, who has resigned.
a. ". Eddy of Starksboro has rented
the house on the Dean farm.
Willis Anterior has taken c. V. Rich
ardson's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tras Isham of Williston
visited at Elmer Slocum's Friday
A. w. Cookie of Essex Center called
on friends in Town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Tiley and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, of st. George visited at
a. j. COmstocks Friday.
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BOLTON.

Miss Mabel Seaver of Williamstown. a
former teacher is visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fiddock. Mrs. Fid-
dock Is no better from her illness.
marriage of A. Houston and Miss Mary
Barrows of Morrisville occurred at the
home of the bride last Wednesday. Miss
Barrows taught the school In district No.
Is during the past year-H. II. Bishop has
been home several lines recently from
Sparhawk's sanitarum and expects ia
return to his duties as mail clerk In the
near futurc.-Charles Learned and da.gh-
ter. Mrs. Nichols. have recently visited at
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SALISBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. John Moore spent few
days in New York State rcccntly.-Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Stone have moved in
with Mrs. Esther Wainwright. George
Ncllcck and family having moved to tho
corner house on the Sheldon place.
Cyrus Bump is gaining.
Mrs. a. NJ Allen expects to 20 TO Nut-
land soon t, live with her daughter,
Mrs lsrcckcnridgc.-Jo cloy's has not
been as we'll for the last few days.
Horace Ellis of Brocton, Mass. came
Tuesday morning. called here by the
serious illness of his father. William
ELISA few ladies' spent tho evening of
March 1 with Mrs. A. NJ. Allen. During
the evening refreshments were served
after which Mrs ID. NJ. More presented
Mrs Allen in behalf of her many friends.
with material for nice dress. Ned
Wainwright went to Rochester Tues
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COLCHESTER.

An entertainment will be given at the
parish house under the auspiccs of the
ladies of the Congregational Church We'd
nesday evening. March ~, consisting OF
war stories. rotations songs, etc, after
which refreshments will be served.--Miss
May Mcneil and Miss Drake of Fairfax
were In town last Friday.-'rhe Rev. Mr..
Sparhawk will supply tho Congregational
pulpit again neXt Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin McNall will move into the place
now occupied by &. W. Wright Friday
Mr.. Wright will move into the l.. NJ.
Mead house tho first of April.-Miss Nellie
Washbtirn is visiting at A. u. Hulburd's 3.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Loretta Thompson celebrated her
fifth birthday last Friday by inviting
ten of her little friends to spend the
afternoon and take tea with her.-Mrs.
Emma Harrington has returned from
Vcrgennes.-Mss Wealthy Barto Of Pan
ton was the guest of Miss Mollic Hamil-
ton last week-Miss Nellie stowe is
quito sick with infucnza.-Rachcl, little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fiske,
who was seriously threatened with pnc-
'nonia. is recovcvng.-Miss J'crnice
Twitchell is recovering from severe
-ttncls cf erin
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SHELBURNE.

Al the annual meeting of the school,
board. c. ~ Roberts vas elected chair
man ana +. Il. Stoddard clerk. Mrs. Ruth
|. Roberts was elected superintendent of
schools. The schools will all begin again
Monday March %. with the same corp:
of teachers as were in charge for the
winter term.
George sutton has rented tho trcd col.
lotte farm and has moved his family
there
The town library has been moved fror
John Dubuc's house into its new quarters
over Tracy & Van Nliet's store.
The death of Mrs. j. S. Benedict. aged
4. years, occurred at her home IN the
east part of the town "Wednesday. March
Il. The funeral will be held Friday at.
tcrnoOu at one o'clock
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but In n few days after taking your
wonderful swamp Root | began to feel
better.
l was out of health and run down
generally had no appetite. was dizzy
and suffered with headacnc most of the
time. ] did not realize that my kid
neys were the cause Of my trouble but
somehow felt they might be, and ] be-
stated. There is such pleasant taste
to swamp Root, and il goes right to
the spot and drives disease out of the
system. II has cured me. making mo
stronger and better in every way, and
cheerfully rccommenl it to all suf-
ferers. Gratefully yours.
MRS A. J.. WALKER.
331 East Linden ST., Atlanta. Ga.
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JERICHO CENTER.

T.. n. McGinnis has bought the Alber-
tine h. Lee house in the village of w.
i. French. and has moved into the
same.-Wilbur w. Jordan of Boston.
Mass. is visiting his brothers. II. w.
and l.. u. Jordan.-Mrs. Herbert Leeck
of New York city who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Hopkins. the past
few weeks. returned to her home Tues
day last.--The Ladies' Aid society hold
a sociable at tho parish house Thurs
day cvening.-Mrs. II. c. Hurlburt
went last Friday to Lincoln to see il
sister who is very sick.--Miss Jessie
Cilley OF Burlington. visited at II. w.
.1Orinn's last Saturdny
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CHI7rENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Miss Lillian Cross mentioned recent
Is as extorting money from the stu
dents and being dismissed from school,
was not from Burlington, but from
Vcrshire and her real name is Beatrice
Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Dagre and daugh-
ter, Miss Mabel. have gone to Richmond
to reside on farm which Mir. Dague has
rented for year.
y. NJ. Fitch. who is to he connected
with q. l.. Pcasc in the overall and
frock factory. which is to he installed
in rooms in the old brick hotel build
ing. is busly engaged in getting the
place into readiness for work. 1t is
expected that the factory will begin
running about Il week after next
Mrs. j. S. Goodall is visiting her sis
ter. Miss Carrie Farnsworth, in Fair
fax
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs Harry r.. Shiland at Worces-
ter, Mass. The little one is n grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Shi-
land of this village.
Mrs. Il. ID. Hunter of Pearl street has
gone to Albany. N. y, for a weeks
visit with friends.
Miss Ellen Forbes of Willston has
been visiting friends here for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T.. Shcrnc. who have
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Michael
Mcmahon, have returned to Topper
Lake. N. Y. being called home by the
death of his mother. Mrs. shcrnc.
Mrs. Gertrude Jordan is staying at
the home of her uncle. W. u. Nichols.
in this village, while attending bust
ness college in Burlington.
| Mrs. Nellie Remington of Montpelier
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. May of
this place. has gone to Detroit, Mich.
being called there by the illness OF
her husband. J. ID. Remington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Valyou return
ed last night from Barre. where they
visited their daughter. Mrs. Lewis
White. Mrs. White, who has been ill.,
is improving.
Miss Kate Beach returns to her home
in Charlotte to-day after n short visi,
at the homo of her uncle. G. Van Vliet
Mrs. Frank Pruncr has returned
from st. Adams. where she has beer
to visit her niece, Mrs. Leon Marshall
Miss Winifred Wolcott. Il teacher In
the primary school. who recently un.
derwcnt an operation at the hospital
for an absccss on her neck. is i'm.
proving. She went to her home ir
Colchester yesterday for few days
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Adams have
gone to Windsor. where they were
called by the illness of his mother, Mrs
Angelina Adams
The Rev. il. ]. Kilbourn pastor o.
the Congregational Church in Brad
ford. visited friends here yesterday.
Mrs. r. II. Place went to Brattle
boro yesterday to spend about two
weeks.
Mrs. John Paro returned to her home
in Montreal yesterday after visi
with relatives here.
Tho Rev. r. h. Tozer of Benning
ton. who was given call to become
pastor of the Baptist Church. has &C
ceptcd Il call to the Baptist Church II
Valley Falls, NJ Y.
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suffered untold misery. became
weak, emaciatcd and very much run
down. ] had great difficulty in retain
water very often night and day. After
l had used n sample bottle of Dr. Kill
mer's Swamp-RoOt sent me on my re-
medately bought of my druggist two
large bottles and continued taking it
regularly. | am pleased 10 say that
swamp Root cured me entirely. I can
now stand on my feet all day without
any bad symptoms whatever. swamp
Root has proved a blessing to me.
Gratefully yours.
MRS. Il. AUSTIN,
10 Nassau St, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Ellis were in
Huntington Thursday night. returning
home Friday night.-Mrs. q. w. Gram
ger had another severe attack OF stom-
ach trouble Friday and is again con-
fined to her bed.-B. j. Chase and fam
lily of Towns Corners are moving 10
tndcrhll Flats, where he is to run a
crcamery.--The body of Ell Barnum'
who died ut the village Friday morn
ing was buried in the cemetery mere
Saturday at u. M.
Alton Costello ia at work again ar
ter II weeks sickness from the grip
Mrs. A. \. Herrick has been reap
pointed superintendent of schools ioi
the ensuing ycar,-Mrs, Jed Ballard
died at the home of his mother Tues
day morning. The funeral Will be al
Georgia Plains Thursday at ten o'clock
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ST. GEORGE.

The school board organized on the
10th and elected NJ. W. Hinsdill chair
man; ii. IL. Tillcy, clerk; Mrs. Laura
Hinsdill, superintendent of schools; n.
Il. Partcher. truant officer-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Forbes of Williston spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il.
Forbes.-Mrs. q. u. Leonard OF Hines
burgh visited her daughter. Mrs. f. Il.
Hinsdill, one day last wcck,-Comrhde
L. I. Brownson. who spent the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Millham, has
gone to his home in Hinesburgh.
Il. u. Forbes has resigned his Office as
lister.-Mr. and Mrs. o. W. lsham, who
have been spending the winter III WIS
consin. left there on the l4th for Cali
fornla. Hiram +. Allen OF GioVersv'iie'
n. V. brother of Mrs. lsham. accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs Isham to California.
IS. r. Hinsdili has several men at work
getting out the timbers for an addition
to his farm barn In Williston.-irv'n T..
Isham is very much better and attended
the annual town meeting.
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R1PTON.

Mrs C.. Vradenhurgh preached at the
Methodist Church Sunday in the absence
of the pastor.--D. w. Smith. who has
tecn sick with pneumonia. is bctter.-Mr.
and Mrs r. ]. Pccman and little dausE-
ter are sick with the prevailing epidemic.
-Lottie Fay Royton is sick.-Iittle Jcn-
mic Coulumbe who has hecn under tho
care of several different doctors the past
year. is now rapidly gaining Mrs. Mary
ricranv is sick at the home of her dIugh-
for Mrs Tom Currian.
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Thousands Of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

Amo kd eyna!
small the VIAL
0Mn '
disorder o
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Kent Of this place. She Is survived by
her father, a husband, who is danger
ouslv III with the same disease, three
children, Dorothy, ten years of age,
Robert five. and Jesse. three; three sis
tcrs, Mrs. Allen Newton and Mrs. Loyal
spaulding, who reside here and Mrs
Cyrus Norton of Tacoma. WASH. and
two brothers. Lyman. whose home also
Is here, and Elwyn of Mncville. n. "
The next meeting of the Ladies' Home
circle will be held with Mrs. Andrew
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. G. 4. Pease Is visiting relatives
and friends in East Rarre.-Mr and
Mrs. Homer Crown of Essex Junction,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Davis Sunday.-G. A. Pease and Miss
Myrtle Pease were in Burlington Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. n. b. Hall were in
Williston Tuesday to attend the fun
eral OF Amos Watson.
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RICHMOND.

Tho following officers were elected nv
the village meeting held nj two o'lo "
Tuesday Afternoon: Mod, rainr A. T.
Stevens; collector OF taxes. l., Il. Cow"
win: treasurer NJ. q. GOODRICH: AUDITORS
r. "A. Shcpardson, NJ. II. Donnie. seer"
|. H. Goodwin: trustee for thr, years. 80
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MILTON BORo.

Mrs. IIortensc Miner of Milton is the
guest of Mrs a. c. Faye. G. Rice is
confined to the house with n sore foot
caused by chatting and taking cold. re-
sultinE in poison to the injured member
Mrs. Roy Howard is improving.--J. NJ
McNall has sold. and set up. II United
States separator to Lucius Watson. Lewis
Wells and William Dinsmore had De-
laval separntors put in last week.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Eva SayIes entertained the
Kings Daughters at the town hall
Wednesday. March -. Tho proceeds
are to benefit our worthy pastor, NJ X
France.-W NJ. Johnson has moved
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WORD.

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ANY OLD GENTLEMAN or old iady
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NOTICE.

cordial invitation is extend
ed to the ladies' of burlington and vi
entity 10 call and see the new styles
in ladies' wearing apparel from Chas.
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store of Chicago. A card will bring
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NOTICE how little IL costs TO tell tnou-
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ROCKVILLE.

John Dumas IL able to ride out.-Mrs.
Allison wisscli had slipped recently on
the Ice near the door Of her home, ana Is
unable to be about the house.-Miss Elsie
Myatt is In u critical condition. Fred
Baldwin Of Palmer, N. ". visited Ills
parents rcccntly.-Mrs. Harry Church
spent last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Waite.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish 20 hiLe
hcjn or In sell a farm should use this col.
umr. Nearly Go0o copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisements
would DO read by many possible BUYERS
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FOR SALE.

SEED POTATOES for sale. enormous,
great yieldcrs. no blight. l.. d. Melendy,
Hrooksidc, Vt. 3'w'Zt.
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EXPERIENCED RELIABLE MAN
wishes position as foreman on farm.
Address Box %, Burlington. Vt.
Is. Gt&w,1t.
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SITUATION AS FOREMAN wanted III
saw and dressing mill. manufacturing
hard and soft wood flooring. Have -
years experience. Address 369 North
Main street Barre. VT sat.
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COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work in small family. Mrs. J. A. Man
son, 2G3 South Union street, Burlington,
Vt. o'w'lt.
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We PAY S37 A WEEK A Msn @y Nien. Tis 20
to Introduce Poultry Compound. Inter-
national Mfg. Co, Parsons, Nans.
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WOMEN suffer untold misery because the natu
When doctoring. they are led to believe that "
Ills. when in fact disordercd kidneys arc the {
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Get Rid of Conscience

eff you would ct rid of conscience and all that tommy
rot you would have solution for every problem in life
Every temptation have in the would yield to-every
one And am not bit different from all of you have
not lighter nature at all-nor am lower in nature
propose to ped to every temptation only have to be
sure it is temptation. If it s-goodby, I'm gone"
Tins is the rather startling doctrine of Rev. Hugh O.
Penecost, OF which he has delivered himself in speech
before the Sunrise club of New York
1t is likewise the doctrine of that large portion of soce-
ty which fills the jals and penitentiaries
eff wanted to get drunk, I'd get drunk says Pente-
cost 'lf | wanted to beat my wife, I'd beat her. If I
do not it's because I'd rather mot It's more comfort
able Shall blame another who drinks and beats his
wife because it gives him joy?''
This sounds like doctrine of shamelessness but as
matter of fact Pentecost he says no different from
the rest of Anyway, he differs only in being shameless
enough to acknowledge doctrine which the most of us
are shameless enough to practice
The who processes high rule of life and at the
time acts badly is not the only kind of hypocrite
There is the other extremehe who processes shocking
doctrines but acts than the rest of u.s. There are
lots Of both kinds
Conscience is like the stomach-as long as it is not
abused we do not know of its existence
Pentecost, far the public knows has been harm
less in his conduct He does want to get drunk or
beat his wife, because the laws based on those PRINCIPLES
OF right the existence Of which he Denies make it ncon
foratable for him to do So
lie is living under conditions Of civilization that has
lifted him to higher manhood despite the debasing and
dsorganizng doctrines he preends to practice
In pointing to his mental idiosyncraces as the
high water mark OF civilization he resembles that classical
idiot who thought he measuring the height of flood
by chalk mark on the side of his boat
Pentecosts doctrine prevailed and had prevailed
from the first the chances that Penecos would today
not be conending wthmankind doctrine but scran
ping with monkey a cocanut.