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RIPTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, who have been
at l.. f.. Stoves for the past ten days,
have returned to their home in Brooklyn,
n. Y-Daniel Caswel fell on cross cut
saw recently and cut his arm severely.
DR.. Hamblln dressed the wound.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Caswell is in East Middlebury
keeping house for her daughter. Mrs Far
lev English, who is al the Mary Fletcher
hosp!tal.--Mrs Frank LaFTance and
stepson. Ray, was at l.. r.. Stoves Sat
Cook while hunting deer
last Wednesday shot nice fox.-Mr and
Mrs. Lawrence of Vergennes, who have
been visiting for week at Eugene
Smiths, have gone to East Middlebury
to visit Mrs. Lawrences parents. Mr.
and Mrs George Hodges.-Mr and Mre
Gilmore Goodyear of Hancock were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. stowe over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs Jason Billings
are rejoicing over the arrival of a son
born the 29-Mrs. Myrtle Hodges has re-
turned from Mary Fletcher hospital
much improved In health.--Mrs, Jennie
Coloumbe has SO far improved as to be
able to return to Bristol. She underwent
an operation few weeks ago at Mary
Fletcher hospital for appendctis.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Eubar have returned to
White River Junction, having spent
several days in town
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EAST MONKToN.

The party held at Mrs. Kara Eaton'B
on Friday night is reported AS very en-
joyable affair.--Max Green OF Castleton
normal school was at home for brler
visit during the four days vacation OF
that school.-Mrs. o. Z. Cox of Essex
Junction Is visiting relatives In Monk
ton-Mr. Cox. who has been here' re-
turned home Friday.
A very pretty wedding was solemniaed
on the afternoon OF October Is. at the
home of Emerson Beers and wife. wnen
their daughter, Mrs Kate j. EVAN, OF
East Nonlton and Carroll C. Palmer or
Charlotte were united in marriage, the
Rev. Silas p. Perry of Bristol officiating.
The ring service was followed. The
bridal pair were attended by Mrs. Kara
Eaton, sister Of the bride and Lewis
Palmer brother of the groom. Only the
relatives of the bride and groom were
preSent. the company numbering about
25. There were guests from Essex juno
ton. Charlotte. New Haven, Bristol and
Monk,on. Light refreshments were scrv-
ed after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer were the recipients of many
valuable and useful presents. They
left for a short wedding trip.-Michael
Murphy has gone to Boston to spend the
winter with his daughter, Mrs. Lyons
Mrs Julia Post of New York City, who
has been visiting friends In Monkton
and Bristol. has returned home.-Mrs'
Sarah Skiff of Chicago who has passed
the summer with relatives in Vermont
contemplates returning home soon-Al-
son Collins expects to take possession OF
the farm he recently purchased the fore
part of November.-The W. c. T. L. will
meet with Mas Maria Beers Friday,
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Auction Sale

As Receiver Of the Riverside Con-
dcns"d Milk company ] will sell at
public auction on the 18th day OF No
vember 1905, at two o'clock p. m, on
the premises in the village of Bristol,
Vermont. all the real estate owned by
said company; consisting OF house and
barn and a large two story. slate roof
Cd factory building, 34X57 feet, with n
one-story metal rooted ell. 36X70 feet,
connected Herewith and boiler room
26x2S feet
The above property Is situated upon
stream capable of affording consider
able water power>a and In a fine loca-
tion for various kinds of manufacture
ing industries.
The factory was thoroughly built
about niue years ago and Is in first
class condition. This sale affords q
rare opportunity for parties desiring
plant for manufacturing purposes.
For particulars apply to A. j. East
man, receiver, Bristol, VT.
17,W2t&Nov10
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VERGENNEg.

Sunday. October IS, was observed as
Grange Sunday at the Baptist Church in
East Addison. Nearly all the members of
Grand View Grange were present. The
sermon by the Rev. II. II. White was very
impressive, his text being Whatever IL
man sows. that shall he also reap" The
church was tastefully decorated with
sheaves of wheat. shocks OF corn and the
Grange emblem. p. of H.. in letters made
OF bitter sweet berries. The singing was
by the. Grange members using their own
book. 1.-THE Grange Melodies
ton and William Kimball of Ferris
burRh were married last evening at
the home of the brides mother Mrs
George Floyd of Panton. the Rev. }. c.
Fisher. pastor of the Methodist Epis
copal Church of this city, performing
the ceremony. The wedding was a
very quiet one, only the immediate
relatives being present. Mr.. and Mrs,
Kimball left on the 947 train north
for their wedding trip which will be
spent in Champlain and Governeur. n.
Y, and Montreal. On their return they
will make their home near Basin IIar-
Dor, where Mr.. Kimball will follow the
occupation OF farmer.
Mrs. c. a. Bradbury OF this city was
operated on for appendicitis at Wash
inRton, y. c., Tuesday. the operation
seeming to be successful.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Edward Sescr has gone 10 Nas|
ua. ~ H.-Mrs. Addie Andrus al
Helen, visited ..vr moth
Mrs. Ellen Day recently.-The chick
pie supper proved to he a success, nd
ting in the neighborhood of s25.--MI
Lovett who has been visiting h
brother, Walter Plummer. has return
to her home in New Hampshire.-N
and Mrs G. w. Wright spent fe
days in Westford last week.--Ormo
Seger has returned from Wolcott, whe
he has been visiting friends and hur
ing deer.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. H. {. LeaVenWorth and "
Emma, her daughter Will he aos
month or so on visit in ONO and i |
Mr.. and Mrs. DOW Scrloner or 81
are in town for short stay on ~
way to Bennington, where Mr.. Scrioi
is to have charge or large farm
Miss Sarah Martin or Burlington
visiting Miss Bouton.-There will bel
hash supper in library hall ThNrsC|
evening for the benefit Of the assoc
ton fund.-After the completion OF
library sheds numerous individuals III
ated work in grading and underpinni
them. a service much appreciated by
association.-W NJ. Spear has returl
from visiting his brother, DR., Spear
Lisbon y. Nv. C. Livermore Is RI
ming the cider mill for II. u. EdgortI
The road commissioner has been vol
ing the road west Of the 4. {. AMI Oh
Palmer farms Very interesting repJ
of the state sunday school convcnti
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FARM for sale known as the Luther

FARM for sale known as the Luther
Dickinson farm, in good state OF
cultivation, very free from stone,
twenty-five cows. new separator two
creameries will gather cream at your
door, one mile to store and blacksmith
shop. good buildings and running water
at house and barn. over 1000 sugar
trees with tools, Grimm evaporator.
nearly all tin buckets. only a few rods
TO school house, plenty of apples. Mrs,
George w. Skinner, Pleasant Valley,
Vermont 1Sw3t.
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CORNWALL.

The Grange extend an invitation to the
public to attend free lecture at the
town hall on Thursday evening, Novem-
Der !, when the Hon. Mason S. Stone
OF Montpelier, State superintendent OF
education, will deliver his popular lecture
on "China."-Fred Manchester. who has
been In town for the past two weeks on
visit to his brother, II. j. Manchester,
and sister, Mrs. s G. Parkhill, left
on Tuesday for his home In California -
Mr.. and Mrs. A ID. Parkhill have return
ed home from their wedding trip to Wor-
cester and Boston. Mass.-Miss Jennie
Brown has returned home after an alb
sence of two weeks. being guest of
Miss Minnie Dowd of New Haven.-The
Rev. Charles Mead, ID. D., for many years
professor in Andover Theological Sem
mary, occupied the pulpit of the Con-
gregational Church on Sunday.
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LINCOLN.

George Parmalee. Arthur Briggs. Will
liam Sargent. Charles Wakefield, Mrs.
A r.. Morgan and Mrs. w. S. Morgan,
who went on the Boston excursion. have
returned. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. B.. Cove
are entertaining their grandchildren,
George and Marian Smith. of Bridge
water.-Mrs Edgar Varney and Mrs.
Aldnce Jackman have returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital much inn
proved in health-Mrs. L. r. Siple, who
has been very sick the past two weeks.
is so far improved az 10 sit up while
each day.-Mr and Mrs. DR.. Russell
were called to Burlington Thursday by
news that Mrs. Russelrs mother had met
with an accident in which one hip was
fractured. The doctor returned Thurs
dav night. but his wife will remain for
a time.-Mrs. j. c. Atkins was called TO
Rutland Thursday by the illness Of 4
brother.-Albert Fletcher and daughter,
Edith. of Ripton were visitors at G. E.
Morgan's Friday night.-The Industrial
held a very enjoyable meeting with Mrs.
William Briggs october Is. Mrs. Briggs
furnished n bountiful supper In which
she was ably assisted by her mother
Mrs. Abigail Dow, aged "a years The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Jamie Norton November John
Hamilton has moved into ]. A. Colby )
tenement near the iron bridge.-Mrs. l..
mother, Mrs. Martha Colby, who Is
G. Balm is IN Bristol taking care OF he:
sick
Mrs. wilcox OF Brattleboro has been
caring for her sister, Mrs. ]. F. Thurston,
the past two weeks. Mrs. Thurston has
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HANCOCK.

ing In Montpelier last week.-Two men
from Tunbridse shot a deer weighing $40
pounds near Robert Claims place,-Will
Stewart from New York city was tho
guest OF his sister Mrs. Dana Marsh. last
week.-Herbert Woods and Frank Hanna
from Rochester have been papering and
painting the inside of the church. Tho
Ladies' Olive Branch hired them.-Henry
Beldsn got hurt in the woods last week
while cutting logs. but is doing wei L.
There were no services last Sunday on ac-
count OF the illness Of the pastor, Ell
NOR Goodyear and wife visited in Rpton
last week.-Mrs. Albert Marsh from Con-
cord. Mass, visited her paressts, Mr. and
Mrs Elias Claim and brother Robert
last week
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SALISBURY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stalker spent part or
last week at Lake George. Ar
mold 10 suffering from an attack OF
asthma.-Norman Boardman of Middle
bury was a guest at Mrs. C. E. Board
mans one day last week.-The Rev. b.
p. Bosworth and family were guests at
F. B. Nelson's from Friday until Sum
day-Alber Perkins Of Nidhlebury visit
ed his sisters at Mrs. c. f. Boardman's
on Sunday.--Allen Nelson returned to
New York Sunday night,-Leland
Stone and wife are taking weeks car
riage drive.
James Peterson Lesley Peck and Frank
Thomas each got q deer last week.
Mrs. Joseph Matot OF Rutland Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. William Branch.-A
daughter was horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Sohn
OuixlhY MnndaY,
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs George Catchapaw are the
proud and happy parents of l0-pound-
boy. born October *. His name Is Err
nest James.-Mrs. Sarah Rathbun, who
spent the past week with her sister, Mrs
Ellen Day. has returrsed to her home in
Ferrisburgh.-Or Baldwin has re-
Gently had fine new piazza added 10
the front OF his house.-Frank Bissette.
who has been confined TO the house u few
days past, IL able to attend to his work
again.-Miss Mary Miles is visiting rela-
lives and friends il, Montreal. Canada. =
George Stilson finished work for Bort
Lawrence Wednesday Of this week. He
has engaged to work for Frank Miles
this winter.-Bert Lawrence Is making
some repairs on the house here on the
Ridge. rented by George Stilson.
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BRIsTOI

Another deer was shot on the hill
cast of the village Friday afternoon
by a Mr.. Russell.-The Rev. S. p Perry
ofiiciated at the Palmer-Swan wedding
in Monkton Thursday.--A +. Grow and
Joseph Trudo went to Montreal on the
on the reservoir Is
being pushed rs fast as possible. More
men are wanted by the foreman--Carl-
ton Besan. who was Injured while
coupling cars Is getting along IS well
as could be expected.-Bristol lodge.
l. O. o. F., conferred the third degree
on three candidates Friday evening"
Mrs. Kate r. Peake and II. w. Peake
went to Montreal Saturday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. s, King went to Bellows
Falls Saturday morning. called there
by the serious illness of their daughter,
Mrs. William nton.--Mrs, NJ. j. Cross
man of Burlington is In town.. II.
Ruthbun is making repairs on his
tenement house on Mountain avenue
Mrs. o. Il. Cox of Essex Junction is
visiting friends in town,
The Christian Endeavor topic next
Sunday evening at the Baptist Church
will be THE Blessedness of Commun-
ion with Christ; leader. Miss Hattie
Bickford. At the Methodist Church
the Epworth League topic will be
Church Extension; leader Mrs. f. b.
Guindon.-Mr. and Mrs l. H. Arthur,
who have been the guests of relatives
here for several weeks. have returned
to their home in Memphis. Tenn.-The
next meeting OF the Woman's Mission
ary society Of the First Baptist Church
Treasure Seekers will be held NOvem-
Der S. with Mrs +. r. Dickerman and
Mrs. Gertrude Allen, The programme
committee consists of Mrs. F. T. Briggs
and Mrs. G. s. Farr. and the subject
will be "Neeslma. Mrs, f. w. Thorn
az and two daughters OF Middlebury
were guests of the Rev. and Mrs. c. n
Thomas over Sunday.-A. C. summer
has been assisting In Stewards store
during the absence Of Clerk Trudo IN
Montreal.-W w. Rider has recovered
sufficiently to resume his law practice
A doe was shot Saturday near Mel
son Hills east of the village Mr.. Hill
saw the shooting, but could not iden-
tify the parties.-Miss r. A. Dumas
will be absent from her ONCE for few
days on account OF illness.-A case OF
mumps 10 reported on Garfield street
Mrs. Charles Columbe of Ripton has
been visiting relatives here the past
Week.-Mrs. Kate Stewart Is on the
list Of sick--Rev. s. p. Perry will be-
gin series Of evangelistic sermons
Sunday evening. November 4. The
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. william Granger of y
ton were recent guests of his aunt, NJ
Pherona Gorton.-Mr, and Mrs. VIII
Cleveland have decided their farm
parties in Colchester and have bought
place here, where they will go To res
soon.--T. Fl. Sweet has sold his farm
Mr.. DeForge of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
young people from Richmond recei1
surprised Miss Winnie Holbrook at
home. Cake and coffee were served
the ladies and a pleasant time enjoy
Many tokens of esteem were left NJ
Holbrook. among them being ch
with locket attached and brush bro
holder made by Miss Kilpeck of Ri
mond, who being an invalid, was not a
TO be present,
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

William Dow has returned to Burling-
ton after spending a few days with his
sister, Ellen Dow.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. It.
Muzzy are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.-Miss Bertha Lewis
has returned TO Mt. Philo Inn after her
trip to Boston. Mrs. John Hutchinson
OF Addison is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Carlas Martin. who has recently return
ed from spending a few days in Mont
pelier during ladies' week.--Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Palmer are visiting at Mt. Philo
Inn.--The Ladies' Aid society Is having
the parsonage freshly painted.-There
will be n basket dance at the Martin
House Friday evening, November >.
Music by Lessons orchestra OF Burling-
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STARKsBoR0.

About Is persons assembled at the
mono OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton Hall last
FRIDAY evening, to celebrate the second
anniversary of their marriage. Games
were played and refreshments served.
FIFTEEN dollars and other presents were
left Mr. and Mrs. Hill.-Mr. and Mrs. l..
e. Ferguson are visiting their daughter.
MA Ayron Ennslar. In East RAthak th&A
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WEST MILTON.

After consulting one of the best lawye
in the State, Mrs Sarah Costello NOV
her goods Wednesday to her house aero
the river-The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. r. Ryi
of the village and Mrs. j. NJ. McNall
Champlain spent Wednesday at d.
BulloCk's.
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FRANCIS D. MURRIN,

Founder and former director of tho
Murrin School of Elocution of Albany,
N, Y, Shakespearian and Tennysonian
Recitals; Dramatic Reader and Imper-
senator; Dialect and Humorous Selec-
lions. Available on short notice for
public and private entertainments.
Makeup Artist for Amateur Theatri-
calls, Manager and Reader for the
Murrin Seaman Concert Co. Address
AZ Brooks Ave, Burlington. VT
Phone, S31-11. 263,d&w1m
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PANTON.

Mr.. ana Mrs. c. l.. Benson have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
with her parents.-John O'Donnell kill
ed fine buck while deer-huntlng las,
week on Hogs Back mountain.-Mr. Pal
mer and his men of New Haven are do
Ing soenA AlAahnG Tor G. c PAaSs usanx
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SOUTH sTARKsBoRo.

l.. j. Spioer, who was to have COM
menced a series OF meetings here sun
day was detained by the sudden death
OF friend and did not come until
Tuesday. He attended the monthly
meeting in the Friends Church We'd
nesday and held his fret meeting Wed
nesday evening He will continue each
evening through the week.-Mrs.. Eta
Sargent is confined to her bed again
Miss Bessie Birdsall was home over
Sunday.
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Your want nd. will he found work.
ing for you until the last newspaper
reader hns gone to bed for the night
and II Will be con the job" again In
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns OF Ver-
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish 10 buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tisement. 27wtf
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Teeth Extracted
Absolutely Without Pal,

HH""Tu0eIy WITHOUT FuI3.
The only office in Burlington wners
you can get teeth extracted without q
particle of pain without taking gas My
metho< y used ny no other person. No
pain: no danger: no liter effects
DR.. L.. HIAZEN.
ONCE is5 Pine st.. Burlington. W
Once hours. 10 to g. Z tot
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GRANVILLE.

Tabor Prentice and friend from
Mortified spent Saturday and Sunday
in town guests at William Huntley's.--
william Scribner of Brookheld, who
was in town hunting deer. was fortu
nate enough to get one near A. lie
Bar's.-E. L. Martin went last week to
Hillsboro. y. H.. to see mis- sister, Mrs
Alba Child, who is seriously i'll with
no chance for recovery.--George PoS.
menter of Hillsboro, n. H.. is visiting
his uncle T.. L. Martin.--Mrs. Esther
Powers is spending a few weeks with
friends in warren.-Fred Putnam and
Miss Edi,h Greene of Bethel spent last
week at S. II. Kent's.-H. c. Hubbard
is In Boston this week.--H A. Briggs
has been quite i'll. but is bctter.--Mar-
tin Briggs started Wednesday for CAL
ifornia. where he intends to spend the
winter.-Wallace Campbell and F. o.
Kennedy of Rochester We're in town
Sunday.--Mrs. A. II. Ford is in Warren
this week visiting friends.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. a. Ninton have been in Bethel
a few days with their daughter, Mrs.
r. II. Tupper-Mrs. Jennie nitney
was in Roxbury Thursday and Friday
of last week to see her mother-Mrs,
Martha Drake was at Harry Wash
burns recently.--Albert Bostwick or
Indianapolis. Ind, is visiting relatives
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Vane Wardner
of Brookneld are visiting her brother.
+. =. Bostwick, also at II. o. Beams
Miss Annie Green was at her home in
Stockbridge over Sunday.-Jerome
French has rented the hotel at Brain
tree and will move there this week.
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Two More Farms

1S-cow farm, stowe. VT, only 3. m.
to village, large barn with silo. fine
sugar bush, Is cows, farming, sugar
and dairy tools, hay. etc, all for $3.50
Cash $500. balance easy.
G50-acre farm, good buildings, strong
soil, plenty of fruit, near good neigh
bors. r. +. d. phone, lots Of wood, 6
m to railroad. will keep so cows. Price
$1,000, cash $1,000. balance to suit.
Catalogue and map of Vermont, DC.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
140 st. Paul St. Burlington. VI.
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duet for two violns, Clifford Nichols an
Max Fuller; 'Tarantelle," Peczonk
Marvina Nichols; Consolation" Kircl
her Marjorie Read: Morris Dance,
warner, Rose Clarke; "Valse Iente
LeVeking, Arabella Clarke; "Polaoca
Bohm, Mary Clark; "Gipsy Dance" Lei
Amy C.nffip
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT-Farm of 200
acres. good for dairy, milk route or
vegetables, three miles from Burling-
ton. Elihu 3. Taft, burlington, VI
1S,wot.
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advertising IN this column one cent
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changed every week. Cash in advance re-
CURED. No advertisement taken which Is
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terms to advertisers using from ESQ TO
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months
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EAST M1DDLEBURY.

The Ladies' Library society were en-
tertained by Mrs. F. A. Farr Wednes-
day afternoon, October I.--Truman
lockwood will soon move into his house
lately vacated by Mrs. Pinney. who has
moved to Middlebury.-Miss Mary X.
Pierson. who has boarded at i. b..
Boardman's for moro than year past,
went on Wednesday of last week to
Massena. n. Y, where she will spend the
winter with a cousin, Mrs. Samuel Dan
forth.-Eugene Golf and friend. Mr.
Strerbert from Union college. who at
tended the d. L. convention held In Mid
dlebury last week were guests at L. b.
Boardman's last Friday afternoon. Mr..
Golf was also at Mr.. Boardman's for the
day Saturday.-Clarence Cole and bride
are visiting friends in this place.-Miss
Anna Mccormick of West Rutland was
recent guest at NJ. j. Day's.-Miss
Eliza Sessions was with her people hero
over Sunday.--During the winter months
the Ladies' Aid society will take dinner
instead OF supper at the place where
their meeting is held. The next meeting
will he held with Mrs. Horace Elmer
Friday, November 2. All are cordially
invited.-william Sessions and son,
Hiram. were with his people here over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge and
family and Mrs. Oliver Ashton OF Rut-
land were recent guests at James Man.
ney's.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. who have
assisted in the singing for the past week
in the revival meetings now In progress
at the Methodist Church, returned 10
their home in Lebanon, y. ". on Mon
day. Mr. Wilson also assisted the pas
tor in the preaching services. other help
ers are expected this week.-Mr. and
Mrs John Nash of st. Adams were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Serepta Smith.
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LARGE DYNAMO for sale, with equip
ment. IN perfect condition for immc-
date use. Any one with water power.
or steam, could light village. or large
hotel. Free Press Asso.. Burlington.
2eS. dewitt
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MILTON.

Two more large bucks have been 81
hArA. onA hv Gsorge Phelps, the larg|