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Basket Dinner.

vaiverde Camp No. 1919. United
Confederate Veterans. win have a
basket dinner at the Slaughter ranch
November Attn.
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RUSSIAN CONDITIONS.
Panic in ST. Petersburg.-Riots al
Reval.-Strikers Throw Bombs.

With its capital in a state border
tai, Moscow, engaged in the forna-
tion of a government to act indepen-
IDENTIFY of the imperial authorities the
Russian empire confronts a situation
that is alarming today, and is hourly
becoming more grave. Communication
between ST. Petersburg and Moscow
is broken off, and what is transpirinq
there is not known. The day passed
up to evening without disorders at
St. Petersburg, but at GomeI a bomb
was exploded, and the chief of police
and two soldiers wounded.
Martial law has been proclaimed
at kharkoff, where fifteen victims of
the recent riot were burned. Warsaw
was patroiled by troops and dispat-
nounce the extension of the strike to
Asatic Russia. In Reval there Was
piiIage by mobs, and from other cities
came news of strikes and revolution
ary demonstrations.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 2S.-A condi-
ton bordering on panic prevails here
today Business is completely suspen-
ded. Soldiers are everywhere in the
streets, and bloodshed ON, large
scale is feared. The government is
trying to appease the infiamed popu-
lace, but the revolutionists seem de-
termined to force armed conflict. The
last railroad connection of the capital
with the outside world was severed
last night, when the Finland railroad
discontinued service between ST. Pc
tersburg and the Finnish border, but
communication by water is still op-
en-. From all over the empire the sto-
ry is the same-works stopped, no
newspapers printed, schools closed.
and business suspended. The cry Of
the masses is always the same-'PO-
LITICAL LIBERTY"
Telephone and telegraphic COM
munication with Moscow has entirely
ceased. st. Petersburg is entirely iso-
lated from Moscow.
"A ScIIOuS IiOl at INSf al
last night This morning the city is
ablaze. Theatres and spirit shops
are burning.
Thirty citizens were killed and for
ty wounded during an encounter be-
tween rioters and police last night.
Crowds armed with rifles and revolg-
ers prevented the fire department
from extinguishing the flames at the
theatres.
Striker Throws Bomb.
Gomel. Oct. 28.-A striker today
threw bomb at the chief of police
while he was driving through The
principal thoroughfare. His carriage
was wrecked, and the chief and two
Cossacks escorting him were badly
injured
For independent Government.
Moscow, Oct. 2S.-At a meeting of
delegates representing different par
ties it has been decided to unite in
Ia
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FRESH GROCERY SPECIALS.
Egg-O-See per package, I0c.
Dr. Prices Food, per pack
age lOc.
Full line. fresh supply, Cali
f0rnia Canned Goods at lowest
prices. WESTERN GROCERY
COMPANY. 04.3t
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MOVING CHICAGO PosToFFicE.
Gigantic But Delicate Task of Trans
ferrinu Mail to New Quarters.

Chicago, Oct. 2S.-The gigantic, hut
delicate task of moving the Chicago
postoffice into the new quarters in
the recently completed $6,0O0,0OO Fe-
deral building, without delaying or
disturbing the handling of approx
mately two million pieces of mail
matter which the office handles dali
ly. began today.
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kaufman Knocked Out.

San Francisco, Cal. Oct. 28.-Jack
O'Brien knocked out Al Kaufman in
the seventeenth round last night.
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TO TAKE UP TREE srRAsine.
Commercial Club Starts the Move t
Have the Territorial Law on
Subject Enforced

In another portion of this paper
will be seen publication of the Ter
ritorial law on the spraying Of trees
and of how the enforcement of the
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FROM DR|DG[RY D SCIENCE

Uptodate ideas concerning the furnishing and of
the kitchen given recently by Mrs Sarah Tyson
Rorer the exponent the thought relative ktch-
economy and domestic science
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
RICHMOND.

Theresa Gauvin, who is attending school
in st. Hyacinthc. Canada, is sick with
typhoid fever. Her mother. Mrs. Lewis
Gauvin, has been called to attend her and
at last reports she was little better
Mrs. A. O. Ferguson and son from Bur-
lington are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Il. Andrews.-The Burlington Clothing
Syndicate have bought the stock of goods
of Il. G. Nichols in Masonic block and are
now III possession of the same Mr.
Wright of Burlington with a couple OF
clerks are now busy making alterations
The store will be thoroughly repaired and
Olmstead of the Hardware
company has sold his interest in the firm
to his partner, Mr. Fish. The writings are
completed and Mr.. Fish has taken posses
SION Mr.. Olmstead's health is very poor
but he is now somewhat better.-Chrst-
mas was celebrated very generally i'll
town. At the Catholic Church midnight
mass was observed. At the Congrega-
tional Church Saturday afternoon and
Sunday evening interesting Christmas
services were rendered Many family
gatherings were also held. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry ,;crinain had large party of
friends from Jericho, South burlington
and Wiliston with a christmas tree. =
A. Andrews and family visited their son.
DIR. Il: j. Andrews in Burlington :. r.
Andrews and family spent tine day with
their daughter in Waterbury.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HAPDWICK.

Mis- Anna Pierce, who has been visiting
some time in Calais, has returned home
Mrs Iercc's health is very much i'm
proved The rummage sale which WAS
n.id in the Richard block for three days,
was Il very successful affair. The ladies
realized about S6j.-The Rev. and Mrs. j.
-. Waldron, who have been confined to
the house by illness are both improving
and MIR. Waldron occupied the pulpit Sun
day.-O. l.. Hall has returned from New
mother Mrs. Pericy. at j. II. McLouds. s.
Miss Theda Wheeler is again i'll at her
home on Main street. Sumner Darling,
son of DR. and Mrs S. T.. Darling is home
from Tufts College for the Christmas
vacation.-Rich Kent who is on the edito-
iiul staff of the Youths Companion ar
rived home Saturday evening to spend "a
few days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. a. Kent. Mrs. a. Il. Corthell of New
York city is spending Il few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster
very interesting programme has been pre-
pared for the union Christmas exercises
which Will be given ut the opera house
this evening. The schools will meet at
the Methodist Church and march to the
opera house.-Hcrmion Temple Rathbone,
Sisters elected Thursday night at u spe-
cial meeting the following officers for the
ensuing year: Il. G. of r., Mrs Minnie
lIoyt; NJ. T.. c.. Mrs. Ethel NJ. Campbell;
r.. S. of T., Mrs. Flora Sargent; T.. j. of
r., Mrs. Lillian benjamin; NJ. of r., Mrs
Carrie Dunn; NJ. of II. c., Mrs. Jessie Far
rar; NJ. of T., Mrs. Ella Thomas J.. of
T., Maud l.. Howieson; Ct. of o. r., Ellen
James.-Perley Hoyt of the medical de-
partment of the u. V. NJ, arrived in town
Friday evening to spend a few days with
his parents.-Mr. Atwell of Brandon Is
spending a few days with his wife and
children.-Miss Mabel Burnham one OF the
teachers in the academy, has gone to Con-
cord, n. H., to spend her vacation
The Rev. James S. Clark left Tuesday
morning for his homo in BrattIcboro
whore he will visit his parents for a few
days. He will also visit friends in New
York. In his ahschcc A. q. Titus led
the meeting Tuesday evening and next
Sunday morning Rev. V. NJ. Hardy OF
Morrisvile will occupy the pulpit in the
Congregational Church, Tomorrow
evening occurs the fourth entertainment
in the lecture course at which time Dr.
Henson, pastor Of the fremont Tempt,
of Boston will lecture ON the subicc,
'Fools.' Dr. Henson lectures instead OF
Jack Crawford. who does not lecture IN
the East this season. The Young pcopi,
from this place. who are away atte,.d-
recess; sumner Darling from Tufts col
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ADDISON.

y. Van AIKEN and family recently came
here from Burlington and he is now in
II critical condition with heart trouble.
DR. Wheeler was recently called in
consultaiion.-Mrs. Cary Marshall is
visiting in and around Boston for IA
few wccks.-franli Warner of Albany
was at home over Sundny.-Mls. G.. w.
stevens of brooklyn is the guest Of
her aunt Mrs. T.. J. Willmarth.-Thc
Christmas tree ut the church passed
off very pleasantly. a good crowd was
out TO attend it.--Dr. +. y. Hayward of
Rochester is in town with his mother,
brother and sistcr.-The club dances for
the season began last Friday evening.
"A little surprise party was given Mi.
and Mrs. Weston Spooncr last Friday
ovcnng.-William owen went to Ran
dolph last week to attend the funeral
of his grandmothcr.-Gracc Lincoln is
visiting at the Rev. II. II. Whitc's.-The
O'Bryan girls are ut home for two
weeks. Rcna from Bellows Falls and
Grace from Troy.-Mrs. Noonon is fail
inC-'rhc several schools in town have
closed to allow the teachers "A Christ
mas vacation.
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iege, Carroll Steel, Perley 1Ioyt and Flu
gene Ciowsc from the L. V. NJ, I3cr-
nard Mulcahy from Middlcbury and Miss
Abbie Mack and Gertrude Lauson from
Boston Charles Stewart has finished
work in Hall & Chency's pharmacy and
returned to his home here.-Miss Theda
Shipman and Harry Brown, who are
studying music in Boston, are at their
home for few dsys.-Miss Theda
Wheeler, who is quite III. is slightly i'm
proved.-Hcnry De Ford has gone to
Stowe to visit his daughter. Mrs. Philo
Hill, for n wcek--The infant child of
Mr. and Mrs. Chaffcc, who live in Her
SEVILLE, died Monday forenoon and the
funeral was held Wednesday, the Rev.
J. A. Dixon ofliciatcd.-The union Christ
mas exercises and tree were held in the
opera house Monday evening and the
house was crowded. 1t was II very sue
cessful affair and much credit Is due
those who had the training of the chill
dren in charge. Each school was given
fifteen minutes on the programme ana
a very interesting one was given. There
were three choruses by the schools;
about one hundred and nifty children
singing. The programme was varied,
consisting of solos, duets and choruses,
rccitations, dialogues motion exercises
and drills.-Vcry much credit is due the
decorating committee, who put much
time and work into beautifying the
stage. A fireplace and mantel were built
for tho arrival of Santa Claus. NJ r.
Foster impersonating Santa Claus In an
excellent manner and caused great mer-
riment among the children. The cxer-
cises closed with the distribution Of
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CnI7TENDEN COUNTY
SHELBURNE.

Miss Matte Stoddard. who teaches in
the Fletcher district had a Christmas tree
for her school Friday afternoon. Appro-
Pirate exercises were held by the school
consisting of speaking and singing after
which the gifts were distributed to all,
the pupils having very generously remein-
bered Miss Stoddard. The school is closed
indefinitely on account Of measles.
The funeral of Mrs. Permelia Wells.
widow of James NJ. Wells. was
held from her late home Tuesday after
noon. The Rev. +. G. IIeaxt offlciated.
The bearers We're J. e. Tracy, II. w.
Tracy, G. i. Van Nlct and DIR. +. r.
Stoddard. Tho honorary bearers were
cX-Gov. John !. BarstOw. Capt. r. j.
White, ]. b. Bartlett. William Mcneil
T.. II. Naal, and ID. G. Smith. \ quar-
tctte sang Nearer MY Fathers Home"
and Miss Ray rendered Lead Kindly
Light" as a solo. The general arrange
mcnts were in charge of John a. Cor
bin. Mrs. Wells has been Il life long
member of the Methodist Church and
has resided the greater part Of hcr life
in Sheburne. She leaves one daughter
Mrs. Edna NJ. Weston, one grandson
and two granddaughter besides many
old ncighbors to mourn her loss.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

There are a good many people sick
with measles. Among them are Miss
Bertha Scott, Miss Lutte Scott, Mrs.
Thomas Hart and son. Lee. John Ger
mans family and Herbert Wells family.
-Anson Davis spraincd his ankle Christ
mas day.-School in district IA is closed
on account of measles.-School in No.
II will reopen January :. MIS- Joseph
Carpenter returned from burlington sat
urday, where she had been caring for
her daughter, Mrs. Poole.-Bert and
Madgc Baldwin spent Christmas with
Mrs. c. NJ. Hazard.-Guy Willoughpy
found one Of his work horses dead IN
the stable Il few mornings ago. The cause
is not known
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
BOLTON.

Thomas Lavele of Montpclcr sped
Christmas with his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'll
sick are Eva Thompson and c. +. S.lbin|
DR. Eidwcll of Waterbury is ait.ndii,
them.-Mr and Mrs. Henry I.arose We.
Monday morning to Huntington to Wis
relatives.-Mr. and Mrs. c. $. Brush We.
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Fel
McGinnis of Essex Junction on christina
days. G. Sabins and Effic Thompson ri
turned to their work in the undcrwes
factory at Richmond Tuesday aftermod
after stopping several days in town
Kate McCabe of Concord. \. H.. lid
been visiting her brother for a few dayI
returning to her work Wednesday NOR
ng.-Richard Fiddock of Waterbury all
his sister, Mrs. Shattuck Of BurlingtOI
made a short visit at the home of theI
brother Thomas Fiddock last TUESDAY.
Miss Foster of Waterbury WAS at N
home of Mr.. and Mrs c. +, Sabins laI
Wednesday to take an examination Tor
permit to teach in No. school.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Jennie Willoughby came Friday
from Northampton. Mass. to pass the
Christmas vacation with her father
David Parker and his wife have moved
into George Woolner's tcnemcnt.-Mis
Edith and Miss Ina Reade Of Troy. \.
V. are with their parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Powell Readc for Christmas vacation
Benjamin Cleveland and Frederick car
penter returned home from Attleboro
Mass. last Saturday cveninI.-A number
of the young friends of Melton Clark
gave him a pleasant surprise party last
Wednesday evening. Games were played
and refreshments were SerVed-MlSs
Ethel Claxton came Friday evening from
Albany to pass the Christmas vacation at
lhome.-Mr and Mrs. Harmon Nichols OF
Williston are visiting relatives IN town.
THE annual Christmas reunion OF
1.-The. family of Mr.. and Mrs X Z.
Beers was observed at tho nome OF MT.
and Mrs Burton Beers Saturday after
noon December 90 After "A bouhtll"i
dinner was served the gifts from ii well
laden Christmas tree were dlstrlputed ny
Santa Claus himself. There We're is pres
ent some having been detained at nome
by illness.-Mr and Mrs Wesley foweii
and Mr. and Mrs. q. +. Reade ana their
family attended the Christmas reunion
of the Powell family. winch was heia 'his
wear at the home Of Mr.. ana MIS-
CYRUS Cove in South Burlington pecem-
Der a5.-John Hart is Ill with measles
John Hart is i'll with the measles,
as are two daughters of W. L. scott.
Miss Bertha Scott is also SICK win 'he
same disease at her broth'r-lh-iaW >
| David Towers. in Shelhurne-Thea an
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ESSEX.

Gladys. the little daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. r.. Booth, who has been i'll wit
lung trouble for tho past ton DAYS
INTERPRETATION Agent H.bb is spendin
a few days at his home in Cslmbridg
T.. +. Garvn is in charge os the static
during his absence. James Giddings an
family, VINO have been the guests Of l..
Nichols for two weeks returned to the
home in Hardwick Tuesday morning
y ten pound son was born. Dec. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chaplin Prof Kal,
of the r.. G. /. with Mrs. Kales
spending the holiday recess in Bingham
ton, \. Y.-George Austin of Vergenn,
was the guest of G. Brand one day las
week.-Mrs.. J. q. Doty, who has bee
so seriously i'll for some time is report
ed as imDroVinC
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ST. GEORGE.

The funeral services for the late Ed
ward r. Sutton We're held from the home
on Friday morning at ten o'clock, the
house being filled to it's utmost by sor-
rowing friends. The Rev r. j. Harris
officiatcd. l.. H. Read of Hnesburgh. UNI
had charge of the arrangements.
The bearers were William II. Whitesdc,
John r. Noonan, Austin and Thomas Nc
KenZie, neGhbors of the diseased. Mr..
Sutton was about 90 years old and was
loved by all who knew him. He was
postmaster in this town several years
previous to establishing Of the r. +. D.,
and was town auditor at the time of his
death. The body was placed in the vault
at Lake View in Burlington to be buried
beside his mother, who died November
10 1000
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CHARLOTTE.

We can boot YOU and shoe you. clothe
YOU and feed You. also cut your hair and
shave you For in addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries we have
added n meat department and barber
shop. Come and see us and be convinced
that our goods arc the hest value ever
offered for tho money. Roderic W. Emo
at the store formerly occupied by G. h.
Prndle & Sons. aiwed6 fi&w
Richard Dean. Dartmouth. %, George
and Merritt Carpenter of Norwich rni-
vcrsity and Misses cora Williams and
Beulah Sampson of Castleton Normal
school are passing the holidays at their
homes hor".--Chrstmas exercises with Il
tree for the it'll. ones were held in the
Congregational church last Saturday
evening.--Luther Molison of the n. +. r..
4. r. Co. is home for the holidays.-James
Toner is convalescng from an attack Of
typhoid fever.--Mss Madge Baldwin Wis.,
tied in Burlington last week.
=. ]. Pope of Pittsburg. spent Christ
mas with his family here-Mr. and Mrs.
William o. Baker will return to California
in n few days-Fred H. Horsford has re-
turned from Springfield, Mass. where he
has been seriously sick.-NIr. and Mrs
w. II. Dean of Ferrisburgh spent Christ
mas with Mrs. \. e. Dean and family
Miss Carolyn Williams is home from
Brockton, Mass. and Miss Sophia Will
Jams from Proctor for holiday vacation
Mrs +. r. Talby is confined to the
house by ilness.-C. d. Cook was home
from Rutland this week.--James Toner
is getting along we'll under the care OF
George SeRain.-Thc mail New Years day
will not he delivered by the carriers. but
can he had ut the sorting room at the
pOstoifice IN the morning MIR. Smith of
South Burlington is negotiating to carry
on John II. Thorps farm for a year from
January Miss Caroline a. Yale Of
Northampton is in town for Il brief stay
Louis Sturgeon has bought an addition
to his home place of +. J. Pope.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
WEST MILTON.

r. s. Lincoln was taken very sick
Saturday DR.. Holcombc WAS called and
at present writing he is better.-Therc
were several family gatherings in this
place Christmas day.-Mrs. Sarah Cos
tello is staying with Miss Shehan at A.
A. Hcrrcks. while Mr.. and Mrs. Her
rick are away.-Mrs. G. w. Granger is
having serious time with neuralgia
in her face Alton Costello of Burlington
was calling on friends here Tuesday
Isaac Howard, who occupied r. S. Lin
coins lower farm, Is drawing Il large
quantity Of stone, getting ready to re-
pair the barns and put wall under
thcm.
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere TO sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. If it
IS not for sale in your village. write the
MANUFACTURER, e. S. Page Hyde Park.
VI, 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 can
be conscientiously commended to poul-
trymen.
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WEST BR1DPoRT.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frost, Mrs.
Frank Eldredge and her daughter, Cert
rude were in Burlington Friday.-Some
of the schools in the west part OF the
town had their Christmas exercises Fri
day aftcrnoon.-Mrs. John Sunderland,
who is in Burlington undergoing medical
treatment, is reported on the gain.-he-
man Smith attended the dance at Add!-
son Friday eveninE.-Many townspeople
were shocked Sunday morning by hear
ing of the death of Harry Blaisdell the
only son of DIR. Blaisdcn.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Slater of Essex
Junction and Walter Anterior of West
ford spent Christmas with their sister.
Mrs. Ira Bromley of Fourth street
Miss Hattie Heflon. who has been sick,
is so much better that she has returned
to her work at Wells & Richard
son's.-Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Smith
of IIincsburgh visited relatives in town
last wcck-I,rncst Millham has built {.
skating rink in the pasture north OF the
house and there was skating party
of 80 young people there one evening
last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Ralph Miles is at home for the holidays
from his school at Saxtons Rivcr.-Mr.
Spear has moved his family here from
potsda. \. Y. and will occupy part
or the house with ]. T.. Andrews.-Roy
Hanks of Richmond is visiting friends
here.-OryIn Baker, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia. is getting oetter'-Mr'
and Mrs. W. il. Cady are Eisi'ihs t'eH
children at Northiield'-Mrs. "h''t'cr
has returned from WISHING iTleh"s ~
MDntpclor.-sicnool commence" III INC
new school room this wcek'-Nr' "'o
Mrs. Harry Ellis and little daughter
spent Christmas with his parents AT
Richmond and Mrs. u. H. sarg'h,
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. heane visited
their sister. Mrs Michael Man'gan al
Hurlinpton Christmas.
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COLCHESTER.

T. T.. Wilson lett for Worcester Sat
urd;v night to Sucnd the holidays with
his daughter, Mrs. Durrcll.-Mrs. n. e.
Petty and children are visiting Mrs. II.
L. parnnoir..- Mas Wilson nf Troy will
spend the winter At +. h. Wilson's --
The KINGS Dauahters Will mo"t this
week FRIDAY at Mrs. I'arm.l"cs Misses
Jennie and Grace Mcneil are "a hom"
T.. " fdN. vino ~, been IL, threat
,'nod W.ih n..unsb,,'. IL ahl, "a be out,
r"oi Moses cree" aud ilIzcl vii
.nn cana" hnuc ii,m l,'n-'n Tor tic,r
'..'st;aus Nt.,lti,h lgsi .iatuil y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
UNDERHILL CENTER.

Reuben Dickinson has been quit" SICK
i. ]. Brown has closed his nous" Tor
the winner n,onths.-Miss II. j. Harvey
of Mddlcbury. is passing IN" holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Hnrvcv.-Mr. and Mrs. ". A, Pollard
hay. gone To- Greenfield, MISS. for II
brief visit with rcldtivcs.-'rher" was u
Christmas tree and exercises appropriate
To the occasion AT III" tnIon 'hurch
Monday evening. Emma Ntzhugh, Is
hnm" from Enosbureh Falls for tn" holi-
days II, -. i,roNr VII moN" =" j'ri'h''
centre January Lillian u. T'r'hl, 4"
teacher an a." grammar 3ch"cl 1T stow
r. passing her vprNt.on At 'p'r",