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HINEsBURGH.

Mr.. Harrison of Boston is expected here
this week to confer with tho farmers rcla>
Two TO their milk being brought to the
Chittcndcn County crcancry.-Mrs. j.. L..
Andrews and Miss Gertrude FLANAGAN
spent tuesday with their sister, Mrs.
FORD FlaGE, in Rio hmond.--Chas. ".
Weed, Sr., is In very poor health.-Mrs,
r.. VI. Hunt has been confined to the
house two weeks with the grp.--A child
OF William Magec is quite sick.-Thcrc
never was such u scarcity Of water in
this town as at the present time. 1t is "A
great tax on farmers to find water for
their stock
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PANTON.

Several OF the ladies belonging to the
two sewing societies met at the Bap-
fist vestry Friday and Saturday of last
week and did n large amount of sew
ing for the Conlin family--Wright
Hoyt and Samuel Gaines with their
wives visited Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Ham
chett at Port Henry last week.-Ben-
jamin Adams was at home from Bur-
lington over Sunday-Bertha Stewart
pentcrs--Mrs. Maria Davis died at
the asylum at Waterbury last Friday
and was brought here and inferred in
tho Adams Ferry cemetery last Sun
day, tho Rev. s. II. Myers oficiating.-.
Mrs George Allen does not seem to inn
prove but keeps in about the same con-
dition.--The annual roll call OF the
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ST. GEORGE,

j. ~, Marvin left Friday for Parkland.
Pa. where he Will superintend some re-
pairs on his house and about May will
return to this place to live with his niece.
Mrs. H. l." Forbcs.-Grant Comstock Of
south burlington was tho guest Of NJ r.,
riley last Sundav.-Mr. and Mrs W. q;
N"scott spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ w. llnsdiil.-Aliss Maude Lander has
r. turned to her home in Williston after
spending a week with friends in town
MISS Hannah 1linsdill fell and broke her
l'it mp last Sunday at her nephcw's s.
. T. lilnsdlls. Drs. Hanson ana Brig
hnm Wore called 10 rodllcn The fractnrn
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ESSEX CENTER.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of Browns RIVER Creamery aSso-
citation the following officers were elected:
Directors, j.. G.. Abbey. W. i. Chaplin, ii.
II. Day: treasurer +. G. Abbey; auditors.
j. A. Hancy, j. +. Leach, Warren Day.
The amount received for butter during the
past year is S41.Sls.9o, the largest amount
made in one month W. 100 pounds
Work is progressing rapidly ON the new
creamery 1t Pages Corner. which is eX-
pectcd to he completed March Ray NJ
Fox, a student in the medical department
Of the l.. Y. NJ. visited his sister, Mrs
IL. r. Hall, over Sunday.-ll. X. Ayers
who recently sustained a severe injury
to his knee is al lie to he about.
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Baptist church was held last week
Thursday evening and was presided
over by Rev. w. a. Davidson Of Bur-
lington, who delivered an able dis
course in connection with 1t. after which
a supper was served In the vcstry.---
Miss Fairbanks, "a trained nurse from
Burlington, is caring for Walter Mer-
riil, who is still seriously Ill with
typhoid fever--Nfiss Palmer Of Ver-
gennes Is caring for Mrs. Conlin., who
is still under the doctors care.-The
annual election of officers for the CO.
operation creamery company occurs
Wednesday of this week.-The Home
circle meet with Mrs. r.. G. Gaines
Wednesday and the Dorcas society
Thursday at Mrs. l.. G. Kcnt's.
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MILTOE.

Milton Lodge, No. 81, l. q. o. T., held
a public installation of their officers in
the opera house Thursday evening. Janu-
airy u. in the presence of 10 or 200 visit
ing brothers and friends. The installing
officers were T.. Il. Morton Of St. Adams
grandmother, ID. y. G. NJ: George L.
Morse of Milton as grand warden; L. c..
w. ID. Stewart of Fairfax as grand Sec
rctary; u. G.. NJ. O. T.. Chilson of Bur-
lnSton rs grand treasurer; T. G.. a. l..
Aseltin. of Swanton as grand marshal;
l.. G. Thomas S. Berry of Milton as
grand guardian. The officers installed
were w. G. Blake. n. g.; DIR. l.. c. Hol-
combc, vice-erand; Irving Potter. secre-
tary: Ii. o. Phelps. trea surer; Asa Davis.
warden; Ebcn Phelps, conductor; +. j.
Carey, q. c.; T.. A. Phelps, |. c.; r. $.
Berry. X. $. y. g.; Ira Potter, J.. S. ".
g.; Thomas Shcan, J.. $. V. c.; $.
t.. Ecydcn. l.. :. Y. G.; Wilbur
Sonion. r. s. s.. George w. Phelps, l..
:. s; n. L. White, chaplain. Al the
clos" of tho installation all were invited
TO the lodge room below where n boun~
tiful repast was served after which a So
cal hour was spent liz listening to re-
marks from the grand lodge officers and
others VINO spoke in the interests of Odd
Fellowship and of the Rebekah branch
of their order 1t is expected that a Re
bekah lodge will be instituted here in tbs,
near future--Mr. and Mrs. A. J.. Asel-
tine of Swanton visited friends in town
Thursday and Friday. Mr.. Asetine was
here TO assist in the installation OF the
officers of Milton Lodge. No. G1, !. Q.
.. +.
There was a large attendance at the
social dance given at the village hall
Friday evening-Percy Ballard was
homo from the Burlington Business
College over Sunday.-A. II, Ashley
has sold has team. wagons. sleds. etc,
to the Franklin County Creamery as
ISOLATION and closed his services with
| them after 13 years work.--Miss Ethel
Caswell returned to her home in
Beaver Monday after spending several
days with her cousin, Miss Bertha
Henry.-There were ~ marriage
licenses issued by the town clerk for
the year 1904. 81 births and SO death
returns.--Allen Estus has hired the
| S. G. Howard farm in the east part of
the town and will take possession the
| LIST of March,. II. Caswell Of Beaver
visited at o. ID. 1Ienry's last week
Observation-Disclosures Bean and wife of
Essex spent Sunday at c. p. Sander
son's.-Mrs. Albertine Barnes is spend
| ing few days with friends in Essex
Junction-E. o. Mills Of Burlington
attended the installation OF officers Of
the !. o. o. F. at the opera house last
Friday evening.-Mrs. d. D. Parker
and little daughter, Albertine, spcnt
Monday with her mother, Mrs j.. j.
| Rankin.
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ROCKVILLE.

Miss Parncll, who has been i'll with
the grip, commenced school on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Orchard, Miss
Treadway, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Delano,
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Farnham, Miss
Farnham, Leslie Knapp, Frank Shell
don, DIR. and Mrs. Townsend attended
the funeral of Henry Jones at West
Cornwall on Sunday.-rhe party at
Chauncy Bodfshs was largely at
tended. Dancing was the order of the
evening, fine refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening was enjoyed by
al
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WEST MILTON.

T.. T.. Blakc's Friday night, the money to
be used for the benefit of the churchill
some places in tho river here the ice is
three feet thick.-Melvin McNall OF COL
chester is at Olon McNall's for a few
days.
Mrs. Edwin Siblcy has so far recovered
from her recent illness that her nurse
went home Tues day.--Alton Costello
has hired out to a. a. Ilerrick for the
slmmer.--Ed Gabarce will move his
family into a. \. IIcrrick's tenement soon
and he will work for Mr.. Herrick this
wear.
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UNDERHILL CENTRE.

William Batcheldcr has sold his place
To Francis NARROW. Possession given
April l. $l.h,0 is said to have been the
price raid-Thc auditors will meet at
the town clerks office February to
audit tho accounts of the various town
affairs preparatory to the annual March
meeting. Mrs Maud Fuller Hopkins has
returned to her home in New Jersey
Patrick Rreon had his foot badly jammed
one day last week by log dropping OF,
it-Wlllam Flynn. who has been at the
Fanny Allen hospital for treatment.
came home last last week Tuesday much
improved IN health.
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. r. w. Emo is able to sit up a
little.-Scott's mill yard Is rapidly NIL
ing with logs. AS the water is SO low
he only has enough to do what grind
ing comes in.-Miss Ella Smith closed
her school in district No. IL last Fri
day by having Charles Ball give the
children an entertainment with his
gramophone which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all, some having never heard
any thing like 1t bcfore.-Mrs Lizzie
Meader OF Monkton died Sunday night
She had been in very poor nealth for
some years. She leaves two sons,
Charles and Frank OF Monkton and
Mrs. T.. Garrow OF Bristol
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CORNWALL.

The funeral Of Henry c. Jones was
largely attended on Sunday at p. m. at
the Baptist Church in West Cornwa OF
which the deceased had been AN active
and consistent member for over thirty
years. Mr.. Jones was the son OF the late
jason and Lydia (IurlburD Jones and
until within the past two or three years
has resided in town. He was man OF
sunny disposition. kind hearted almost
to Il fault a lover of music and singer
Of more than ordinary ability. lie leaves
many friends who will mourn his death
lie is survived by one brother, Il. L
Jones OF this town, and several nephews
and nicces. The Rev. Mr.. Howard, pastor
Of the Baptist Church, conducted the fun
cral services and the burial was in Ever,
green cemetery.-Mrs. j. S. Wing has
been called to Boston on account of the
death OF her mother widow OF the late
Daniel lockwood, for many years res
ident OF Brldport.-J. S. Wing has re-
turned from Acworth. N. H.. after a
weeks visit with relatives.
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FOR SALE.

ORDER or SALE-The White River
Savings bank, in compliance with all
order of the Court of Chanccry within
and for the County of Windsor and
state of Vermont, dated December IS.
1904, Will sell at public auction at its
office at White River Junction i'll the
town of Hartford in said County OF
Windsor, on the 25th day OF February
A. u. 1900. at T. o'clock noon, ten
shares of the capital stock of the CAP
ital Savings Bank and Trust Company
IF Montpelier, Vermont, each of the
par value of one hundred dollars &l0oND
as shown by certificate No. -, held by
said White River Savings Bank as u
pledge. White River Savings Sank, BY
Samuel L. Pingree. President Alfred
l.. Watson, Treasurer. Hartford, Vt,
Jan. 81, 1905. 3l,w3t
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WEST MILTON.

A. s. Morgan Is drawing his lumber
from the Clark farm to his place in Col
chester, where he will move the first of
March.-D. O. Bullock received his army
discharge from Washington. ID. c.. last
week. which has been there p years. 1t
was bound where folded 50 it is in three
pieces. 1t was sent there when he first
applied for Il pension and although he
has written for it could hear nothing
until since the new commissioner has
commenced work.
The Grange oyster supper at Mr..
TONNES is changed to +, bruary s, instead
of the 10th as was at first reported
School closes Friday and Mrs. Blanchard,
the teacher. goes Saturday to her home
in Massachusetts
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RICHMOND.

\ fock of seven deer were seen in Lewis
Gauvin's orchard last Saturday after
noon.-'rhc Aid circle OF the Kings;
Daughters will meet at Mrs. l.. T.. Treats
Mt the parsonage next Friday afternoon -
Tho Rev. Mr.. Morrow. president of tho
Anti-Saloon League. will address the citi-
Zcns of Richmond at the Congregat iona!
Church next sunday evcning.--There is
much complaint about the shortage of
water, nearly all tho water supply from
springs has failed. Several farmers who
own more than 60 head OF cattle have to
draw all the water for their stock. The
never falling brooks and rivers are now
aUprpciat,J
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STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST-The

STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST-The
Third (now the College street, Con-
greeational society Of Burlington, Yer
mont, hereby gives notice that it is
the owner of II certificate of stock in
the Merchants National Bank of Bur-
lington, Vermont: said certificate is
numbered 400, bears date April Q, 1883,
and is for eighty $50 shares of said
stock of which said society is the
owner; also that said certificate has
been lost or destroyed and the owner
desires to obtain q new certificate in
lieu thereof. This notice is given in pur-
suance of and for the purpose named
in Section 1856 of the Vermont Stat
utes. 27,w,5t.
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. II 1t
IL not for sale In your village, write the
manufacturer, g. 8. 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 can
be conscientiously commended to poul-
trymen.
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MILTON BoRo.

The dwelling house and store owned by
Mrs. ID. II. Bean and occupied by George
and Ell Phelps. caught fire Wednesday
night about ten o'clock IN the ell part
around the chimney. Mr.. Phelps had gone
into the house from the store when he
heard a cracking. which he Investigated
and found the roof ON IRE. He gave an
alarm over the telephone and aroused the
inmates who were asleep. Abby Phelps
asleep in the chamber had a narrow es-
cape from suffocation the room being
full of smoke when she was awakened
by her brother. She and Mrs. Phelps and
the baby escaped with scant clothing and
ran to Roy Towards where they spent
the night. The buildings were insured
Eli Phelps had $500 on his household
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis of Burling-
ton visited her aunt, Mrs. Alvina Shat
tuck. one day last week. also Colburn
Pierce and son Of Hinesburgh visited
at Mr.. Shattuck's Saturday and Sun
day-Oliver Sweet, who has been sick
at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Young, for the last few weeks, was
able to return to his old home with
another daughter, Mrs. Phillips, in the
east part of the town Sunday.--Fred
Morrill, and wife are staying with his
mother Amelia morrill,, for 4 while.
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INVITING

Mrs. 1Tatten OF Lynn. Mass, was the
guest of Miss Ella Ketcham recently.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Goodhart were
in Burlington Tucsday.-Mrs. Il. T..
BaclSus of Brandon was In town Mon
day. Mrs. Peck, her mother, returned
homo with her.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lcnd-a Hand society met with
Mrs. Bemis Saturday, Jan. IS, at the
church.-Edward IIildreth of BurlinE-
ton, was in town last week-Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Snow are the parents of a
baby boy.-Those on the sick list arc
Miss Minnie Gilbert. Mrs. Clarence
Tower and S. $. IIildreth.-Miss Laura
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WEST BOLTON.

Edward Gregory and family have re-
moved into the Chase house-Frank
Chase of Eden is visiting relatives and
friends in town.--Mrs. Rosa Hall has
gone to Henry Halls in Jericho to
spend the remainder of the winter
The Ladies' Aid society meet Wednes-
day with Mrs. +. G. Lake.-Prof Gil
more OF Underhill spoke at the Meth
odist chanel Sunday morning.
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II. II. Chmller. Ex- 'hicf Of Police
Ozark. Ala.

one of his horses badly injured. having
been kicked by tho other.-A large num-
Dor of the children are absent from
school this week owing to sickncss.-J.
$. Sweet and Howard Alger were in Bur-
lin:ton Tuesday.-Seve from hero are
TO attend Viola Allen at Tho
Strong Friday night. Butler Ross Of
has sold his farm to Daniel
Smith and is contemplating renting here.
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TO LET ON SHARES to q smart
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reference and state number Of years of
experience. Address T. c.. Free Press.
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Teeth Extracted
Abo.ultely Without Pain,

The only Office in Burlington where
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Office hours, 10 to 3. to 8.
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NOTICE..

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VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR for
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish 10 hiIo
help or to sell farm should use this col.
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WANTED.

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POLAND CHINA gifts for sale. regis
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YOUNG MAN ANC WIFE desire posi-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-28
TENNIS PLAYERS ABROAD.
Americans Speed Amazes the Euro
pean Experts.

Frederick B. Alexander, Princetons ex-
intercollegiate lawn tennis champion. has
just returned from abroad, where he won
the championship at Nice Aside from the
veteran Princetnnian's good play in that
tournament he met Reginald F. Doherty.
the taller Of the two famous brothers, and
defeated him. For this, Alexander says, she
deserves but little credit. His reason Is a
confirmation of the many reports which
have reached this country that the elder
Dougherty Is in poor physical condition for
any long and taxing match. Dohertys con-
dition is of much interest to Americans just
now, as 1t may necesState changes in the
English defending team when the interna
t1onal matches for the Dwight F. Davis
challenge cup are played by the Americans
French AustrianS, Belgians and Austria
lians this season in England.
From what Alexander says 1t is evident
that the European lawn tennis players are
amazed and keenly interested in the speed
and hard hitting of the American players.
The service especially bothers them. Few
have been able to master the "screw serv-
fce,' as they designate it, known in this
country as the reverse twist and it's
variations. The fact that the Americans
have imported a great number of the En-
glfsh tournament balls to this country leads
the Europeans to believe that the American
challenging team will work the service for
oil IL is worth Inc Engi1Sh pail is trlhe
harder and smaller than the ball used here
Because Of this difference it is not as sus-
ceptible to the cut and flattening stroke Of
the racquet, which is the chief thing upon
which the service depends for successfully
bringing off the stroke. 1t is understood
that Ward, Larned, Beals Wright, Clothier,
Collins and others will use the English ball
in practice on the southern trip of the team
the latter part of May and early in June.
Commenting upon the play of Alexander
at Nice, an English authority says: ITO
have beaten a player like J. G.. Richie
is no small feat, but 1t must be added
to the credit of F. B. Alexander, the Amert-
can player, that he met and defeated all
the best players in the Nice Club champion
ship in turn-R. Chalier c. G. Allen and E.
r. Allen-before meeting Richie in the
final" The score Of this match was 1913,
"a. "a. Paired with Miss Salisbury.
Alexander also won the mixed double
championship at SO, 4-6, 6-1.