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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Or. Geo. Spillcr, Optican, will he ~
Duponts Hotel. December 18th at Full
lers December 18th.
c. T.. Gillctt has moved into a part o
the house with II. J. Trombley.-Lesli,
Taft of Bristol spent THANKSGIVING will
his mother. Mrs. Wyram Taft.-Miss Ev:
Cady of Johnson. who has been spend
ing the past few days with her sister
Mrs. NJ r.. Brewster. has returned home
Chester Hallock and family and RALPH
Hallock of Hinesburgh spent Thanks
giving with their father o. {. llallock-
The stage made its first trip to Rich
mond on runners Monday.-Dr. II.
Small of Burlington was the guest of hi
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Small
THANKSGIVING.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. J. C. Carpenter Wednesday, De-.
cember 13.--R. A. Norton and family
have returned home from visiting friends
in New Hampshirc-Mr Edison Pierce
commenced her school in Hanksvills
Monday.-'rhe school directors are par
titioning off room in the town hall to
be used for the primary pupils.
John Charles. who was so years old last
July has in the past II months pieced
- bed quilts.
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Carlson are
the happy parents OF a l2-pound son born
December J.
The village schools have been closed in
definitely until the epidemic of measles
is over. At present 90 families are under
quarantine for measles.
The Shelburne Magazine club meet with
Mrs. j. A. Corey Wednesday evening
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. j. a. Corey; secretary F.. X. Stod-
dard; committee to assign magazines. j.
A. Corey, +. r. Stoddard. Mrs. Ruth Rob-
erts.
Miss Gertrude Thompson, L. V. NJ.
'o7. spent Sunday with Miss Madge IIar-
mon.
Mrs. Wchb left for New York Sunday
night.
Luke Barrett of Shclburne Harbor Is
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Ryder OF Cobl"skill,
N Y, are visiting Mrs. Ryder's parents,
the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. HeaXt.
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MILTON.

An evening with Eugene Field will
be given at the Congregational vestry
on Friday evening, December s,
promptly at 1870. After the entertain
ment refreshments will be served
Mrs. ]. w. Brown died at her residence
on North River street Sunday afternoon.
The funeral was hlcd Wednesday
AFTERNOON at the housc-Mrs. y.
S. Morgan is visiting Cambridge.
James Mulvihill has rented his
house TO NJ. Kennedy of Fairfax
There was a fair attendance at tn"
enterta inment at the opera house last
Friday under the auspices of the I. o.
10. j.. The readings by Miss Dunning
were much enjoyed also the vocal Sc
lections by Mrs. Adams and T.. A. Wood
of Georgia and the piano duets by Mrs.
Russell and Miss Clarimond Wood
Amitie Camp, No s03s, NJ. w. A., held
their election of officers at their lodge
rooms Friday evening, December /.
and two candidates were given the
first degree. After the meeting n So
cial time was enjoyed and supper was
served. The following officers were
elected for the next year: V. c., Geo.
II. Reyn olds: w. A.. +. Arthur Thomp-
son; banker, Howard S 1.apan clerk.
a. Il. Ashley; escort, g. n. Wood; ply
sicians, DR.. l.. c. Ilolcombe and DR..
!. S. Coburn; Waterman. CortIs Lucia
sentry, f. q. Beverin.--Mrs. Geo. II.
Reynolds has returned from Burling
ton, where she has been for several
weeks-The separator at Towns Cor
ners has been closed and Arthur J.
Wood, who mas been running it, has
returned to his home In Swanton.
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EAST HARDWICK.

The village schools began last Monday,
December L. with the same teachers Us
last tcrm.-Miss Clara Dodge spent Sun
day at q. T.. Curriers'. She will teach
the winter term in the Bronson district.
w. T.. Montague spent Thanksgiving in
Camhridgc.-M Nellie Chase is spend
ing a few weeks with her sister. Mrs.
Frank Fuller. who has been sick for some
timo-F.lla Cole is teaching in Green's
bOro Bend. She boards at home and goes
with her team.-A son was born Novem-
her 20 to Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. IIale.-Earl
'ralhert and sister. Roxy. spent "a few
days in t.lmore last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs.
q. l.. johnson from Iittlcton, n. H., have
been spending a few days with their
Mrs Guy Albec.
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ESSEX.

Miss Sara Chaplin of Hyde Park spent
Thanksgiving at her home here. Ezra
Nc cnzic. Charles 'rylor and Castle Will
iams who have employment in Mont
pelier also spent the day at home, return
ing to their work Friday morning
w. IIanley and wife and Mrs. Winnie Blk
by were the guests recently of friends in
Cambrdge-S. A. Kcoler and wife visited
relatives in Enosburgh last week.-Guy
Nichols has finished his work at the Co.
operative creamery.-John Howrgan OK
poets soon to return to his place mt Page
Corners. now occupied by Mr.. Donahue.
A young man named OGrady from Will
liston was thrown from Il buggy near
the town hall Thursday evening and was
quite severely cut about the head and
face. DR.. I.add dressed his injuries and
he was able later in the evening to drive
home-Nlrs. Frank Colt is seriously i'll
with pneumonia. Cards are out an
nouncing the marriage of George Whit
ten Of Essex 20 Miss Ida Nealy of
Jericho ut the home OF Mis-
Nealy Wednesday evening, December c.
The schools in town opened the winter
term Monday.-Miss Lawrence. teacher
in the Intermediate department Of the vii
lage school. Is boarding at Mrs. Jane
Gauvn's .--Forty-two couples attended
the dance at the town hall Thursday
evenng.-W. ~. Whitcomb is spending t,
few weeks in Boston. where he Is taking
n course of treatmont,-A. G.. Pratt spent
few days with friends in Rutland cOun-
ty last week
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UNDERHILL..

DIR. w. S. Nay and wife went to Bos-
ton to spend THANKSGIVING with their
chldren.-H II. Howard and bride have
returned from their wedding trip and
will reside in this place. -Twenty-fvc
new books have been added to this sec
tion OF the Jericho town library.-Bert
Metcalf OF the Vermont Business College
Is spending few days at home.-Miss
hazel Knight. u. v. NJ. is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n Knight Mrs. Sara h
Hayden has returned To lnderhll to
spend the winter with her SON. &. H..
llavden. Mrs. Sihyl Wells and sons,
Fred and Lee. of burlington spent
Thanksgiving with her mother. Mrs. 5.
f. Bliss OF this place.-Mr. ana Mrs. NJ.
l.. Washburn went to New York last
week to spend few days with relatives.
A. Il. Brown of Plymouth. N. H.. Is
the guest OF II. II. Hale-Eugcne Barn
ard of the Y. V. NJ. and Frank I.ntncr
OF Wolcott spent Thanksgiving with the
Rev. o. l.. Barnard,-Miss Minnie Shane
of the Roscoe printing house was here
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Graves
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WESTFORD.

Miss Amy Iaskins. n Sunday school
worker and house to house visitor in the
employ of the state Baptist association
is expected to speak in the Baptist Church
next Sunday morning at the usual hour OK
service. 1t is expected that Miss Haskins
will remain in town about two weeks.
The schools in town opened Monday with
the exception of the south school. which
is to be taught by Miss Pearl Smith OF
Sholburne. This school Will begin Dccenl.
b,r lit is reported that &. F.. EddS
has traded his creamery property in thi,
town with II. w Belden of Stove. Mr.
Eddy gets a creamery in Stowe.-The La
dies Social circle held their annuL
meeting for the election of officers viii
Mrs. q. A. Rice Wednesday afternoon.
The t'oltnightly club meets with Mrs. Il
\. stone Thursday The papers Will b
mainly upon Mary Stuart.
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COLCHESTER.

Mary skinner who Is attending school
in Fairfax, spent her THANKSGIVING vaca-
tiOn with her parcnts the Rev. George
Skinner and wifc.-Wllard Baker who
has been spending q few weeks with his
mother, Deborah Baker, has returned
to his home in the West.-'rhe Misses
Jenie, May. Grace and Myrtle Mcneil
who have been spending their Thanks
giving vacations at homo. have returned
to their schocl-.Mr. Milford Miller. and
Miss Bessie Eager. who have been visiting
ut Fred Wilson'S have returned 10 their
home at Cumberland Head.-Missos Grace
and Hazel Wilson. who have been spend
ing their Thank sgiving vacation at home
have returned TO their school in Johnson
The Kings Daughters will have an apron
sale and hash supper Tuesday evening
December II at the parish house. Supper
will be served from to y. MIR. and
Mrs. Edgar Wolcott of Essex spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
Shaw.
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servant to Rutledges. Charles Martin.
Iletty Holconb, IA country flower in city
soil, Mrs. Matte Mansfield; Isabel
Carney. niece to David Hidreth. May
Murray: Mrs. Rutledge. Harold mother.
Mary Dow; Alvira Holcomb, sister of
Silas. Anna Il. Patrick: Lily Ann Tucker.
who borrOws but never gessips. Alma
Elithorpe: Vcrbena, hired girl at the farm,
Mamie Wright The play takes about
two hours. The hall will be open after
Moons of both days of the sale and sup
per will he served both evenings from five
to seven o'clock.--The public schools
opened Monday with the following
teachers. No. /. II. II. Page; No. >. May
Murray; No. 4. Mrs Katharine Page: No.
). Anna u. Patrick; No. :. Belle Cosans;
No. 5 Nellie X. RissOnettc; No Nellie
Noonan; No. ~. Bessie Weed: No. II, the
high school. Ira Phelps Kellogg, Jr.,
principal. Mrs. !. +. Kellogg, assistant
Thanksgiving day "A turkey dinner was
served at Dunbar's hotel, which wa.
literally pa,ronized by residents of the
village. on the same day there were
large family gatherings at Deacon
Partch's. II. NJ Hulls and Guy Tobys.-
Miss Alice Landon has gone 10 Chester.
where she will teach school this winter
Miss Flora Landon of Burlington is visit
ing her mother.-Perry Read has a New
fo,lndand pup from Mr.. Tomlins kennels
in Jericho. which has gained in weight
20 pounds in four wceksRobert Barker.
who lives at Mrs. Collins is entertaining
his friends with a new Edison phono-
graph.-Mr and Mrs. Frank Andrews
spent Thanksgiving in Burlington with
hnr N1rS 4,
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JERICHO CENTER.

The marriage of Miss lila Nealy. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nealy, OF
this place, to George Written OF Eessex
took place at the brides home Wednrs-
day evening, December G, at eight o'clock,
the Rev. J. W. Coffin officiating The
house was very prettily decorated in
green and white. the bride and groom
standing in n bower of green balsams
trimmed with white. during the cernlony.
After the ceremony bountiful wedding
lunch was served and the happy couple
left for a short wedding tour. Only the
relatives and few intimate friends of
the contracting parties were invited.
Upon their return MIR. and Mrs. Written
will stay with the grooms parents. dur
ing the winter.-The Rev. +. r. Kellogg
of Waterbury gave a very interesting leo
ture at the church Tuesday evening on
THE Russian Bear or the Dragon Of
Cathay," which was exceptionally inter
cstng and nstructive.-Mr. Enos Of Sa-
lem, Mass, who has a business interest
in the T. 5. Bostwick novelty works OF
this place. made short visit at Mr.. Bost-
wick's this week in business consult alton
with Messrs. Bostwick and Goodell. This
| Rev. L, II. Elliott of Waterbury supplied
the pulpit at the Congregational Church
last Sunday in the interests of the b Bile
society.-On Sunday next at the morning
service the Rev. j. W. Coffin will take as
his subject Liberty with special refer
ence to the centenary of the birth of Will
liam Lloyd Garrison. In the evening tho
when Mrs. a. +. Goodell will give a talk
Calo
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WEST BOLTON.

w. II. Davis was IN burlington Tues
day-E. a. Guyettc. who has been seri-
ously i'll. is better. His nurse, Miss Burns.
returned to burlington Saturday.-Deputy
Sheriff q. A. pease arrested George Wig
gins of Jericho Monday on Il warrant is
sued Ivy Town Grand Juror S. L. Tomln-
son. charging him with being intoxicated
On being a,raigned before Justice a. l..
Hardy h" plead not guilty and called for
IL Jury trial. who after hearing the evil
dencc decided he was not guilty. Grand
Juror Tomlinson conducted the case for
the state and q. w. Streeter acted as
counsel for Wiggns.-Mr. and Mrs. \. r.
Hall returned Monday from Williston
where they have been visiting few days
-Mertie r.. Poase. who has been staying
n few days with her sister Miss Elsie G
Pcase ut the Nurses Home, returned
home Wednesday.
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TOWNSVILLE.

r. ". Chessmore has been spending a
few days with friends in Charlotte
Miss Cormcr was In Nergcnnes last
week. Mrs Warren Roby acted as sub
stitute for her at the Western telephone
switch board.-Mr. and Mrs i. i. Gill
lette have been in Rutland recently
Charles Tyler and family of Burlington
spent THANKSGIVING at the home of Clay
ton Fullcr.--Wcsley Church. wife and
son were in Bolton Thursday. Mrs. NJ.
IIildreth and daughters. Mcrtic and i1or-
tie. Charles Anterior and family of
Essex Junction and Percival Bushey Of
Brooklin were the guests of S. S. I'LL
dreth THANKSGIVING. Mrs. r. H.. stevens
has been entertaining her brother.
Charles Tyler and family of Burlington.
Mrs. r. r. Gillette is ill-B. Franklin
Goodrich the two Misses Goodrich of
Willston and James Wcstall of Middle
bury have been spending several days
with friends. Fred Hall was in
recently. Mabel Stock
we'll and Alice Alger are spending their
Thanksgiving vacation at the home Of
their parents.--Mrs. Cassie Bemis. who
has been quite sick is reported better.
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RICHMOND.

G. j. Ferguson of the Anti Saloon
League spoke in the congregational
Church last Sunday in his very inter-
esting and convincing manner. 1t was
the first time he ever spoke here. The
Rev. r.. +. Treat and the Rev. Miss Kim
ball were present and took part in the
exercises. Mr.. Ferguson did not go to
as he expected on account
of the heavy fall of snow.-Lconard
CaEue. n young man Il little more tlan
% years old. was taken to the Water
bury asylum Monday morning. Or.
Falby. Constable Murphy and some
other friends accompanied him. He
mad been living in Montpelier the last
year. and had one attack there. He
ca me here some three weeks ago and
has been very bad since-Mrs. Ezra
Gorton of Nergennes has been in town
IA few days visiting old friends.-Mr.
Ransom Robinson is very low with
tuberculosis and it is not expected he
will recover-There were several fam
lily gatherings on THANKSGIVING day.
Noticeable among them were at j. c.
Fullor's, where between 30 and 40 We're
present; S. r. Andrews, whore 90 par
took OF supper: Clark Andrews and fam
lily from Barre, Fred Powers and fam
lily from Waterbury, and friends from
Richmond Edgar Barber from jericho
entertained a number from Richmond
friends among them being &. i. Rhodes
and son and their families, Mr. and
Mrs Bartlett entertained quite largely
Mr.. and Mrs. Salmon Green were en-
tcrtained by their daughter in Bristol.
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fornia Monday.
Mrs. Alvin Little Of Monkton. who has
been the guest Of friends ut Cedar Farm
for the past week. has returned to her
home.-Peter st. Clair left "Wednesday
for New York city and from there he
goes to Newton. N. v, where he Will
make an extended visit with his son,
Arthur.---Mr and Mrs. Joseph Strong of
Lincoln are visiting their son and daugh-
ter at Cedar Farm and also their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Peter Taylor, of this place.
Mrs. y. o. st. Glars mother Of Ferris
burgh has been with her for the past
week.-Mss Estella st. Clair Of st.
Marys Academy is spending few days
ut home.
w. o. Barker and wife Of San Francisco
are visiting relatives in town.-The flu
neral of Miss Lillian Ross Of North Fer
risburgh was held at the Church OF Our
Lady of Mount Carmel In East Charlotte
last week.-L. Richard Dean, 90, Dart
mouth College. spent Thanksgiving with
his mother, Mrs. A. c. Dean.-Edward
MCGOWAN is building large hen house,
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G.
Snyder Of Burlington was buried in the
cemetery at East Charlotte last Friday
Miss Marie Gulck spent Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. c.
Gulick.
Geo. and Merritt Carpenter. who spent
Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orrin Carpenter, returned to North
| field last Monday.-L Richard Dean re-
turned to Dartmouth College after SPEND
| ing Thanksgiving Mt his home here
Frank Sturgeon has moved into William
McNeils tenemcnt.-Mr. Forth has moved
into the Charles Chapman. tenement
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rssofictte of Ar
mold Hill, n. Y, returned home last Nom
day after visiting relatives here.-Mrs
Wilfred Desautcls is visiting relatives in
WinOnsLi.
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MILTON BOEO.

Miss Shattuck of Jeffcrsonvillc COM
menced the winter term of school Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. a. &. Fay are spend
ing week with friends in Potsdam.--
]. T.. Finn and family passed Sunday at
West Milton.-Mrs. G. Sanderson and son
Floyd. passed Monday night and Tues
day at T.. Mills's.--W. c. Blake has re-
turned from spending THANKSGIVING
with his daughter, Mrs f.. NJ Blake
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Costello entertained
X. Il. Bullock and family at dinner
THANKSGIVING.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Ralph Clark left Monday for Middle
town. Conn. where he has secured a
observation-disclosures and Mrs. j. IL.
Taggart spent the Thanksgiving season
in Burlington with their son, Supcrin-
tondcnt Taggart and family.-William O..
Barker, lately from Dawson City. a
former resident of East Charlotte was
in this vicinity last Friday calling on
old friends. after an absence of ~ years.
r.. IT. Farrand. l.. v. NJ, who has beer
spending the THANKSGIVING recess in
town returned TO burlington Monday
evening.-Mr and Mrs Wesley Powell
entertained large party of their rela-
tives at dinner Thanksgiving day,-There
was n family gathering ut the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Emo THANKSGIVING
day-Miss Flora Clark returned home
Wednesday evening from Troy. n. y.
The schools in district number ten arc
preparing to hold sale of useful and
fancy articles mt Lyceum hall Friday
evening December 15.--C. s. Harris and
family of Middlehury and Andrew Tho
mas and family Of Monkton spent
THANKSGIVING with Mr. and Mrs. j. a.
Harris mt their home.-Mrs. leila Newell
returned to Wcstford Tuesday after
spending some time in town looking af-
ter the interests OF her farm.-Miss Mae
belle HOrsford. who for several years
past has most successfully taught the
primary school In district number ten,
has resigned her position to accept similar
work in Orange Plain, Fla, twelve miles
from Tallahassee, to which Mace she
will proceed in a few days. Miss May
Varney succeeds Miss HOrsfOrd and as
sumed her duties Monday the Nh inst
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BOLTON.

II. VI. Bishop, the popular mail clerk.
whose route is from Burlington to White
River Junction. gave Thanksgiving din
ncr at the home of his daughter, Mrs. G.
s. Brush. The menu was elaborate and
well served. His daughter and her nus
band with their employees We're pres
ent. Tho invited guests were Mrs.
Sthw"gg of Unlerhill md Mr.. and Mrs.
G. +. Sabins of this place. Lcarose
is in MOnkton this wcek.-Mr. and Mrs.
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HUNTINGTON.

Grant Kenyon and fanny spent
Thanksgiving in Burlington. Mrs. Ken
yon and child remained few days with
her people. Mrs. Cyrus Harris has NOT
been Sc we'll of late. being confined TO hes
bed again.--Mrs. Mary Wyman is better.
but has not been visiting in Burlington
as enormously stated.-F. q. orton -
suffering from carhuncle.-Miss Nate
Thompson entertained her brother from
StarksborO over SUNDAY
brothers have sold their young deer to
q w Gates of Franklin.
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WILLIsToN.

The Kings Daughters circle will meet
Friday with Mrs. II. r. Brown at North
Williston.-Mrs. Sarah wilkins has closed
her house for the winter and has gone
to stay with her daughter. Mrs. Henry
Patten-N. NJ. Barber has returned from
his Thanksgiving visit with friends III
Plattsburgh. The poles are being put III
place for the New England Telephone
company to connect with another line
at the .checkered house" in Richmond.
George Reynolds's sister from New fork
ia visiting with him.
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Poultry Food Agente 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
IL an article Of genuine merit. and can
be conscientiously commended to poul-
trymen.
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Finnov were guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. 6. Stevens on Thlnkssiv-
ing day.--Misses Eva and Effie Thomr.
son from the Richmond underwear fac
tory spent Thanksgiving with their par
ents. Humane Officer Fuller examined
the condition of the horses belonging to
Fred Jcwctt last week Friday.--lIenry
Plant and family moved from tho Sabins'
tenement last Monday into rooms rented
of Dorman Stockwell at Jonesville and
will work for George Palmer in his
ia.