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MILTON.

DR.. John Bean and wife of Jefferson.
vile we're the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
C.. p. Sandcrson over Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Pratt returned Monday from
q few days visit with their daughter in
Rumney, N. H.-The funeral of Mr..
C~ourtremarsh ar. aged resident who died
at the poor farm, was held from 81.
AIMS Church on Sunday with buria, in
the Catholic cemeterv.-Mrs Leslie Truax
of at. Adams is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Ira Manley.-'rhe r. +. a. base ball
team played the local team here Satur-
day afternoon on the grounds north Of
the grist mill. The score stood II to l
In favor OF the H.. +. A.-The Ladies' Aid
of the Methodist Church screwed O.
boiled dinner at the vestry on Wcdnes-
day evening. October II. from 1--WE to
seven O'clOck..-D. II. Baker. who has
hecn visiting his daughter, Mrs. +. s..
Morgan, has returned to his home in
Pleasant Vallcv.-A kitchen shower was
given Miss Viola Ward Saturday EVEN
ing in honor CT her approaching mar
rage, by Mrs. A. l.. Rood. at her home.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
gimcs. etc, and n general good time was
enjoyed Master Adds Ucwey was given
a birthday party last Saturday afternoon
Mt his home in honor Of his 10th birth
day. to which there was invited ten
young misses and ten young gentlemen
MIR. and Mrs. +. J.. Laraway have return
cd from n visit in Holyckc. Mass.-Miss
Spencer. Mrs. Jane Flynn. Mrs. Kate
Folyweg and George I,aker spent a
couple of days in Montreal last week.
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sHOREHAM.

Mrs. Hall IL visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. w. Moore.-Mrs. w. r. Delano n
Miss Bush returned from Montpelier FRI
day noon.-Mr. n Mrs. w q. LArrabee,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Plat spent Tuesday
of last week In Ticonderoga. Madam
Plat and daughter Nellie nre visiting
relatives in town.. l.. Rich Is at the
homestead for Il few days.-C. N. North
and Miss North spent Wednesday of last
week in TicOnderoga.
Miss Peck went or Monday to New
York.-Mrs. Henry Bisscll spent Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. Hathorne.-The
annual church dinner on Saturday pass
ed off very pleasantly.-Mrs. Mary
(Birchard) Stimets Of Swa visited
Mrs. Borlcy on Sunday.-Laing Brothers
moving pictures will appear in academy
hall Tuesday evening October II under
the auspices of the Ladies Benevolent
society. Tho entertainment il we'll
spoken of.-Mr. and Mrs. D.. G.. Pierce of
Rutland are guests Mt l.. IT. Totting-
ham's.-Scveral ladies from town attend
ed the district meeting Of the w. II. NJ.
l.. in Mid1lebury Monday afternoon
Master Robert Robinson CT Rutland is
the guest OF his aunt. Mrs. l.. II. T'otting.
han..
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N

Mrs. Mary Sweet and daughter. Laura.
visited in Bristol saturday and Sindav.-
MISS Daisy Kenyon was homo over Sun.
day from Northiicld.-Mr. and Mrs. r. r,
BALDWIN are visiting in tOwn.-Mrs. J. w.
Fargo entertained the Kings Daughters
October 11.-W. NJ. johnson and II. ".
Norton have boon in camp at Thompson's
Point for the past few days.-Guy Bick.
ford has had his store newly painted
Miss Lila Johns has a hon which recently
laid two eggs between the hours Of 10 a.
m. and 4 y. m.-Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Ross are moro cOmfortnble.-N. A.. Bick.
ford goes to Boston Tuesday on the excur.
sion.-Miss Grace Drinkwatcr WAS home
over Sunday from Richmond.-The Rev.
Mr.. hathaway occupied the pulpit hera
sunday afternoon ana will also be here
next Sunday a~fternoon.-J w. Spaulding
led the Christian Endcavor meeting Sun
day cvcninE.-Mrs. W. W. Benway has
returned home from New IIaven.-Mrs.
Bert Martin has returned from n visit
with her parents in Michigan.-Mrs. Fan.
ny Sprague spent last week in Hanks.
VILE.
j.. J. Ol,nstead mas finished work in his
blacksmith shop here and Will run his
shop ut Ionesviilc.-Mrs ]. s. sweet re-.
tur1cd from Mortified TUESDAY, where
she has been for a few days viii her Sis
ter. Mrs. Brewster. VIII" goes TO Cali
forn'a for her health Mr.. AMI Mrs. II.
w. Norton were in in burlington rucG-
dav.-Mrs. Rose Ellis has returned from
a visit IN Essex.-The sons of Veterans
bold Il dance at their hall the evening o:
III" nth. 'rhe Ladies' Aid will furnish
cake and ice cream.
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. If 1t
Is not for sale In your village. write the
manufactures, G. S. Page. Hyde Park.
VT. for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk. as the food is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction in every case,
and any not sold may be- returned. 1t
is an article of genuine merit, and ran
be conscientiously commended to poul-
trymen.
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BRIDPORT.

AZ the annual meeting of the Ladies'
society of the Congregational Church the
Following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Mrs. q. II. Waller: vice president,
Mrs. o.. s. Gibbs; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. d. IL. Rice.-George Towner. G. II.
walker, s. Il. Walker, Albert Preble and
w. NJ. Goudey attended the exercises at
Montpelier October A-Mr. and Mrs. #.
NJ. Wolcott are visiting in Pawlet.-Mr
w. NJ. Grandy and Mrs. ID. F.. Rice at.
tended the roll call Of the Congregational
Church at Shoreham october I'D. q.
Rice was In Moriah. n. y. the first OF
the wcek.-The ladies will meet Thurs
day afternoon. October ~, to work for the
coming fair In December.-A TOW rela
uves from here attended a party at Mrs.
Eliza Payne's In Cornwall Saturday AZ
ternoon of last week.-Miss Harriet
Wheeler OF Burlington recently visited
her parents. Mr.. n Mrs. W. l.. Wheeler.
The Methodist ladies will give n chicken
pie supper Mt Masonic han Friday even
Ing. October %.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Lewis Beers went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last Saturday Tor
medical treatnMnt,--The Rev. George II.
Carr goes Thursday to richmond to
attend the Christair Erdeavor ecnven-
ton and for that reason the regular
Thursday evening prayer meeting at
the vestry will be omited,-Mr. n Mrs.
II, G.. Beers returned Thursday from
Montpelier. where they went to attend
the centcnnial.-Miss Cynthia Cove from
Fcrrisburgh is visiting relatives In town.
Little Marjorie Estes, who has been
very i'll Is recovering.-A chicken pie
sociable Will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Brayton Clark next Friday
evening. October H.-Charles Smith
leaves soon for st. Regis Falls, N. Y.
where he has Il position in a store
George sequin of Charlotte. professional
nurse IN caring for Milo Lawrence OF
Hinesburgh. who Is very low with
BTight's disoase.-Wcs.cy Powell and Mr..
and Mrs. o. T.. Read left We'd
ncsday on the excursion to New York,
"A large number Of the young friends OF
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Cnl7TBNDEN COUNTY
JERlQHQ.

Miss Ollie Il. %1iapgood returned to the
city Monday to resume her duties at the
vermont Business College after spending
several days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Zeph Hapgood The missionary So
ciety met Thursday with Mrs. Ira Morse.
-Bcrnicc Nichols of Fairfax Is a visitor
to his sister, Lcna--Mrs. Lane and Hazel
were in Burlington Thursday. They ex-
pcct to cave for the West the last of this
month.-Fred Perc'val was in Burlington
Friday and Saturday to attened the Sun
day school convention.-Mrs. Clark Of Tn
derhill has been visiting Mrs. White and
Mrs. Chatcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson and
daughter, Marion, of Burlington were
visitors in town over Sunday.-Mrs. Car
roll has been confined to the house by
sickness. Her daughters. Laura and
Julia, came home Saturday to care for
her.-Mrs. Corsc Of Cambridge was in
town Saturdny.-Miss Aida Booth has
been spending several days with her sis
ter. Mrs. Small.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lee and Mrs. Bostwick and daughter
were at r. 8. Martins in the village
Sunday.-Mr. Bvington is making quite
extensive repairs IN his housc.-Mrs
Sarah Booth will go Thursday to her
new hons in 1Iardwick to reside.
J.. +. Wilbur received word of the death
of his sister in Minneapolis, Mimi, whom
he visited while on his Western trip
| Mrs. l.. +. Wilbur and Mrs. J. Monitor
went Tuesday to Essex to see Mrs. Chain.
The Baptist Help society will meet
Thursday with Mrs. Cliff Buxton.-The
Ladies' Aid will hold n chicken pie sup
per Tuesday. October II. at the Congrc-
gational Church.-Miss Nellie Field from
burlington was n guest in town Wednos-
day.-Miss Emily Howe returned from
Fast Montpelier Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Clark Hapgood and daughter of
| Cambridge are visiting at F.. B. Howe's.-
NJ. r. Small and family did not go on the
excursion to Boston as intended. Mrs.
| Small's brother moved to Waltham and
was not settled in his new home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. i. i. Andrews attended
the funeral of Mrs. Albert Drew in Bur-
lington Thursday.-.Mr. and Mrs. william
Cunningham and daughter Of st. Adams
have been visiting Mrs. Sidney Ray the
past wcek.-Thorc was a special meeting
OF the Eastern Star Lodge Friday evening
to cxomplify certain lines of work con-
nected with the Order.-Miss katherine
Burritt of Shclburne was the guest of Miss
Glare HUI over Sunday.-M. Il. France,
Miss Ruth France, c. G.. Peck. r.. II.
Read. Marcus HUI. DR.. j. G.. Murphy and
several others attended the centennial
exercises in Montpelier Wednesday.-Mar-
shall Tilly has moved into the house va
Gated by Tr. ITnnson.-W. T.. Field has
returned to his home in Washington, ID.
C.-Gcorge Love of Shelburne is spending
a few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Albert
Ray.-The many friends of Miss Grace
Barker will be panied TO learn of her
critical illness at the home OF her uncle,
Hiram Pierce in Huntington.-Miss Anna
McEwen returned to Burlington Satur-
day,
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Kate Lull has conc to Natick.
Mass. to stay n few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs, Thomas pcsmond.-Mrs.
and her granddaughter, Miss
Marie Chandler, came Saturday from Red
Lodge. Mont. after n few days visit at
ID. d. H~emenway's. Mrs. Chandler will
ro to Massenn. n. Y, to spend tine win
ter with her sister and Miss Marie will
remain hcrc.-Del Chamberlain was call.
cd to- Weathcrfcld Tuesday TO attend the
funeral Of his uncle. Herbert Chamber
lain. On his way home he visited trends
In Plymouth and Stockbridgc. His sis
ter. Miss Bertha Chamberlain, returned
with him for q short visit.-Mr. and Mrs.
B. W. Boyd and son. Arthur. were in Ram
dClrh Satuiday.-Miss Myrtle Philip Of
Middlebury visited at II. O.. Pean's Sat-
urday and Sunday II. e. Hubbard
and Mrs. Jennie Whitney were in Ran
dolrh Tuesday.-Mr. ard Mrs. Charlie
Ercwn of Warren were guests of d. D..
Htmenway Saturdny.-Jotn w. Ford re-
turned Saturday from his trip to Colo
n d Springs.-William Spear and Miss
Edna Seaman waere married Wednesday.
October 4, in Rochester.
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COLCHEsTER

Frank Cary and Charles Cary of Eden
are in town visiting friends and 'rela-
tivcs.-Miss Eugenia Hutchinson of Ben
nlngton is the guest of ]. II. Lyon.-Mr,
and Mrs. John Severance spent several
days In Berlin last week visiting their
daughter. Mrs. Charles Sibley.-Joe VOL
colt and little daughter. Marguerite have
gone to Boston on the eXcursion.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey OF Montpelier spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mayo,-Mrs. william
Munson and little son. Walter. have gone
to Providence, r. l.. for n visit.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Parker have gone to Bos-
ton.-The Kings Daughters will meet at
the parish house next Friday afternoon.
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WILLISTON

Among those who Wen from here to
Boston on the excursion was w. NJ Bar.
Der, who will visit his sister, Mrs. l.. J..
Barney in Worcester, Mass-llonry NJ.
Armstrong of Springfield. Mass, has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. y. J.. Bingham.
MIR. and Mrs. Coburn started on their
journey home Tuesday morning. -Bernard
kccfe is gaining .-Trainmastor John
kcete visited his sick brother Saturday,
Kings Daughters circle will hold
their meeting with Mr., and Mrs. Hiram
Isham in sucker Hollow Friday evening.
The gentlemen are iuvitcd.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Hewitt were in %Sholburne
Sunday to visit their sister, Mrs. Louise
Ray. who is to start for California soon.
to spend the winter.-Edward Simonds
and family We're out to Mr.. Moshers
Sunday with an auto.
The spacious residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
u. l. Talcott was well filed on the nf.
ternoon of Wednesday. October II, the
occasion being the marriage of their
daughter. Edith May, to Fred Grant Web-
ster of Burlington. Under the direction
Of Miss Rachael Robinson, the rooms had
been tastefully decorated, autumn leaves,
sweet peas and running pine being come
bined. giving a very pleasing erect Az
2 y. M. the bridal party entered the par
lors to the strains of the wedding march.
rendered by Mrs. o. n. HOLSTER of Barre.
| The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
]. ]. Lewis OF New York, assisted by the
Rev. Leigh Diefendorf of Williston, tho
| ring service being used, After the cere-
mony light re refreshments were served and
the company enjoyed II social hour. The
| young couple were the recipients of many
beautiful and valuable presents. They
left that evening for IA short Wedding trip.
(Continmcd On Third Pase.l
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WEST

Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase of Eden.
who have been visiting in town the past
week returned home Monday.-Mrs. g.
w. Kellogg of Barre is spending "A few
days ut her old horne herc.-Mr. and Mrs.
N. T.. Hall. also Fred sheridan We're in
burlington the first Of the week.--Nalter
Lamb Wen Monday to Barre to work in
a machine shop.-Among those. who
went to Boston Tuesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Davis. Mrs. A.. l.. Hardy and
Mrs. emma sanderson.-Deputy Sheriff
G. A. Pease went to the Coo Brass COM
pany's mill on the Stevens Mountain
and arrested Frank Durn, who was try.
Ing to run things his own way Saturday
night AMI Sunday. much to The annoy.
ancc Of the superintendent of the com.
1ctnN. He was brought before Justice ].
O'Brien charged with being intoxicated
to which he plead guilty paid his fuo
and left town.
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WEsTTORD.

A telegram was received by II. w. Rice
Thursday stating that his daughter, Mrs.
Giss, was very i'll in Dallas, Texas. Mrs.
II. A. Perry started for Dallas Saturday
night to care for her sister.-C. ID. Por-
ter Is spending n few days with friends
and relatives in Bristol and Warren
There were Y couples Mt the oyster sup-
per and dance given by the knights of
Pythias Friday evening .-Rita. the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. q. Gale. fell
while at play Friday and broke some OF
the bones in her wrist.-Mrs. Ray r.
Bates expects to go to Hudson, N. V.
this week to spend a few weeks visiting
her parcnts.-Dr. and Mrs. w. II. I-und
OF Burlington were in town over Sum
day.
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ARWEL,L.

G. l. Hnnmo,ld is building an ell on
his tenement house. James Kimberly
and men are doing the work.-GeOrgc
Hack Of Burlington has been in town
for n few days-.Mrs. Marion Hubbard
has returned fHy,'. Pawlet. where she
spent n few. weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Clark.-Jay E. Branch and
bride returned from Wnllingform last
Tuesday ana the %neighbors and relatives
gave them n welcome that evening"
Lewis Besscttc and family of Saratoga,
N. ". are with her parents, Mr.. and
James Thona Rev. II. Swift
officiated at the funeral OF Mr.. Good
rich's child in Hubbardtcn on Thursday
last.-N. T.. Hack is shipping two cars
a week of apples to Austin Kimbal and
company of New fork.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. J.. Abbott arH happy over the birth
of a boy last T~lesday.-S. H.. COnkcy
had Il shock while driving to tho village
on Saturday last and fell from his wagon
near home and was soon taken in and DR..
Owlette called, but he gave no hope. DR..
Colby was called on Sunday. There is
no feeling in his whole body.
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FOR SALE farm. stock and tools. 14O
acres. keep Is cows, 500 cords wood. 10
M. timber, 15 apple trees. pears and
plums for home use: house. . rooms;
one barn. 3Sx4S, tic-up for ~ head:
another barn. 36X44. for young stock
or sheep; fine views. near neighbours:
q mile to school: to settle estate quick
~ will include % tons hay. corn.
potatoes. grain. I horse, 8 extra good
cows. . pigs, 80 hens, / moving
plows, I dump cart. wheels. hay rack.
c%ultivator, sleds. grindstone and ali
small tools. $1,000 takes everything;
500 down and easy terms. Picture of
buildings, travelling instructions and
"Strout's Special List" of 200 other
mon"y-making farms, with reliable
Information of soils, crops, markets.
climate. etc. mailed free. r. a. STROtT,
$50 Nassau St, New York City
swift
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CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Delong of Bristol
visited friends here the last of the week.
Weaver Taft has returned from Can
ton, n. Y.-M. f.. Brewster and bride
have returned homc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Hill and niece, Pauline Tart. re-
turned Monday from a visit to friends
in Montpelier.-State Superintendent
Mason Stone gave an interesting address
to the teachers and citizens Monday af-
ternoOn.-Mrs. Eugene Ellison OF RAN
dolph is visiting her brother. D.. F.
Hanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard Of Hines
burg visited at r. u. Johns's Tuesday,
Mrs. J. =. Andrews and son, Clarence.
returned Sunday from visiting friends in
Essex.-G. W. Brewster has sold his place
north OF tho village to Orir Eakcr.-Dr.
George Spiller, optlcian will lie at
Dupont's Hotel October 25, at Fuller's Oc-
tOber g.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs. w. r. Montague Is spending a
week in Cambridge.-J. W. Hovey has u
new furnace In his housc.-E. q. Smith
has moved into the house he recently
purchased.-The Rev. n. A. Campbclls
family have arrived from Connecticut
n moved into the parsonage..-Mrs. J. +.
Williams is gaining slowiy.-A. c. Currier
was In Montgomery the last of the
week to attend q funeval.-Mrs. Fannie
Cole has returned TO her home in Crafts
bury.--Mr. n Mrs. C. G.. Montgomery,
II. +. Currier and wife were in Mont
pelier n few days last week.-The Con
grcgationnlist parsonage In being repair
ed.-Mrs. T. q. Bronson and mother nave
returned home inter n few weeks visit
with friends in bradford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hall are taking
a carriage drive to Waterbury,. Warren
and other places in the State and will
visit their farm in Lebanon. N. H., be-
for" their return.-Mrs, Bertha Aikens Of
Corinth. N. H., is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Sturtevant.-Mr. Hall of Mid
dlebury College. preached in the Metho-
dist Church last Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Downing of Burlington are in
town for n few days.-Mrs. Nellie Moody
IN visiting relatives in Bristol ana Bur-
Ington.-The Rev. Peter Heller Of AL
nny N. y, will preach at he Metho-
dist Church Sunday, October % and sup
ply tn" pulpit during the remainder Of
the conference year. II Is expected his
family will occupy the parsonage.
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Florence Terrill is st home for
n Months rest and vaontiol.-Benlamin
Cook died at his home Monday, October
Q. with pneumonia. Arrange merits for
the funeral will be given l~atcr.-Charlcs
Mctcalf has rented his farm to Jack
Wimble. who Isill take possession No.
vember Mrs. l.. =. Mctcalf visited in
Shclhurne last week.-Mrs.. Charles Nc
Hride was in town or business Monday.
The reunion of the I. O.. g.. T., held
at the G.. A. II. hall. was n very pleasant
affair, about so being present. The social
hour was followed by n literary n
musical programme. after which irtreSh-
ments We're served Truman Barney and
Ira Thorpe ara out on Mt. Monsfield OH
a surveying trim.
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HANCOCK.

jessie Church went to Massachusetts
last week to stav whilc.-Ethpl Robinson
was in town yer Sunday from North
fleld.-John ALI =. has moved his family
into the John ADDRESS horsc.-Hcnry
Robinson will moe in to the UPSTAIRS
tenement vnca.sd ~ John .Abar opposite
the ~hotel.-Ro,.,t lClahin is quite sick
threatened w.h typhoid fcver.-Mrs.
Alice LEONARD visited in Rochester re-
Gently. Mrs. Aene. Church went to Bos-
ton last Montoy IN the excureion.-Mrs.
Eta Martin spen. several days of last
week in Roche str, North Hollow among
old friends and neiphbors.
Fire broke out in Henry Phelps's black
smith shop between twelve and ono
o'clock last Monday night. There was
also w~heelwright machinery. saws. etc.
and all was burned. The total loss is
about $500 with no insurance.-Charles
Blair's house. lately owned By w. f.
Robinson. took IRE and the men worked
like tigers to save it, which they did,
with some little damage. Mr.. Phelps's
house was quite badly damnged.-G. II.
Farr went toe Warren last Tuesday,
James Riley from Randolph is stopping
with his son-in-lnw. Dana Marsh, for a
few w~eeks.-Tl.n town is reshingling and
painting the church.
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g.. 500 BUYS 1870 ACRES MEADOW FARM
pleasantly located on Lamoille river, 2
miles from Wolcott village, : from Nor
risvillo, ono of the best producers in
northern Vermont, easy to carry on. I'M
der high state of cultivation, about 500
sugar trees, Is cow capacity, running
water in house and barn. now two-story
hen house lSxGo. stock and tools if de-
sired. r. +. D.. Terms one-half down,
balance easy payments. Apply on prem
Uses to y. w. Guycr, WolcOtt. Vt. II, w2t
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EAST M1DDLEBURY.

r.. r.. Dickerman and wife of Bristol
Mrs. Charles McGafey and Miss la
Sherman of Burlington made a brief call
at I. +. Boardmar's on Wednesday OF
last wee,s. while OFT for n pleasure trip
in Mr.. Dickerman's nuto.-Miss Mabel
Boardman has been obliged to give up
college for a year on account or Ill
hen1th.-Mary X. Picrson is not as wcn.-
A. A.. Boardmnn md Kent Kirby were in
Ferrisburgh last week on business.-Wal
ter Magrs occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Church last Sunday. Mr..
Cln,stcad played the organ. Both| are
students of Middlebury College.-1ht re-
vival meetings at the Methodist Church
arc progressing finely. both attenda,icee
and interest increasing.
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R F~ERRIsBUR0H.

Mr.. n Mrs. William Newton have
returned to their home in Brookline,
Mass. after visiting at her fathers, NJ.
r. Allen.-Miss Bessie Palmer of Essex,
N. Y. is a guest at Mrs. Lois Palmcr's.-
The Ladies' Aid society met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Frances Wheeler.-Mrs. NJ. F. Allen
has gone to Brooklinc. Mass, as a dele
gate to the missionary convention to be
held this wcck.-Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Mar
tin attended the funeral OF Miss Carrie
Rogers ut Ferrisburgh or Sunday morn
ing.
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SALISBURY.

The Cruikshank concert company were
Mt the town hall Wednesday evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Wainwright and son.
Harry. OF Middlebury were In toWn over
sunday.-rhc little son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Winifred English il quite ~sick,-rhere is
to be a dance at the town hall Friday
evening.
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BOLTON.

Mrs. n. MCGEE has gene to Boston on
the cxcursion.-Mrs. SchwaEg spent last
week at the Bishop House.-Mrs. Allen
Hall of Burlingtor and Mrs. Drew of
Chicago we're guests Mt the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. C.. s. Brush last Tuesday,
Henry Pixley. who was taken 70 the
Ecatcn hospital several weeks ago is re-
ported as failing.-The school in district
No. 7 which has been closed for n week
on account Of the teachers illness OPEN
Cd again last week. Thursday.