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GRANVILLE.

On account Of the death of Miss
Eaton's grandfather, Miss Durham taught
Il day for her last week.--School in No.
district closed November -. Those pu-
pills having no marks Were Herman and
William Kent, Beatrice Kent 1 years
old was absent two days. Miss Eaton $
to return for the winter term.-Among
those in Rochester 30 attend the funeral
Of William Hubbard W cdnesdny, Novom-
her %, were Eleazer Hubbard. Mr..
and Mrs. Il, F, Briggs, MI. and Mrs. s.
II. Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Fales and
daughter, Blanche Fales, Mr. and Mrs.
Markham ana daughter are with her par
cnts, y. j. Page and wife.-M!ss Lillian
Hubbard went Sunday To Warren whore
she has position in tho primary grade
in the village school-Richard Osha Of
Braintrce was in town Sunday.-Miss Jes-
sic Moore of Wardsboro Is spending a
fcw days with George Sargent and Mrs
Angie Lamb.--Thadde Markham was in
Warren Sunday.-Dr. L. A. Russlow OF
Randolph was called here Monday to see
Mrs James Derby who is ill.-Mrs. f..
w. Ford is quite i'll and attended by
Dr. Campbell.
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RICHMOND.

Herbert Tenncy, who has been the
guest of friends in town, returned Wed
nesday morning to his home in keene
N H.-The first basket ball game of
the season will be played between the
Richmond high school and the Wizards
Of Burlington on Friday evening in
Richmond hall-A son Was born Tues
day to Mr.. and Mrs George Dasue.--
There was good attendance at tho
whist party and dance given last even
ing by the Rebekah lodge in l. o. o. +.
T. hall. Miss Sarah Conant furnished
music for dancing Miss Hauonstein
will hold an assembly In Bellevue hall
this cvening.-Miss Daisy Besette has
returned from. Beldens, where she has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene RobinSon.-Word was received
here Tuesday evening of the death in
Concord n. IL, of the Rev. Theodore
Holmes. formerly pastor at the Con-
.gregational Church.-Mr, and Mrs,
Walter c. Fuller entertained the mem
bers of the All Round club at their
home last evening, and the following
programme was carried out: Music.
roll call, quotations from Hamlet;
Character of Richard III Eugene
Berry; music; synopsis of play to act
iii, scene iv., Miss O'Byrne, reading OF
the play beginning at act ill., scene w.
members OF the club; Tower of Lon
don,' Miss O'Brien; music.-A. T. Stev-
ems was In Burlington yesterday.
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CHARLOTTE.

e. II. Converse has recently removed the
remains of his grandfather and grand
mother, Elijah and Sylvia Alexander,
from family yard IN East Charlotte
to the Grand View cemetry here, Their
family yard was on the old Alexander
farm where Elijah Alexander settled
when a young man. In his early da vs.
the present farm was largely wood land,
and he slashed many acres Of it himself.
The house he then lived in stood north
west of the present residence and near n
spring. Tho house now occupied by
George A. Clark and family was tho one
Ffjah Alexander lived in and probably
built; and this house with its gambrol
roof was no doubt nearly 100 years old.
The original outside door to the kitchen
with its long hand wrought iron hinges
and hand made socket for the inside
bolt, is still in use, good as new. The old
chimney stack was taken down when
| the house was removed to It's present site.
but the mantle piece and fire board to the
fire place remain the same. Tho late Ezra
Alexander occupied this house for a
number of years previous to his going
into the mercantile business In West
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Bagley and dau
Vera. are visiting relatives in War
Leon Hanks returned home last
after spending the past few weeks
friends IN Lincoln ana Bristol
Fletcher Of Starksboro moved into
Norton's tenement south of the Y
the last OF the week.-Miss Bertha
ton spent her Thanksgiving recess
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. r.. A. y
Ernest Bissonette and family Of |
burgh have moved into the house
his father-in-law. Guy Gorton..-A
Ralph Brewster has within the pas
weeks made two quarts Of nice
syrup from one tree.-Several o
members of Camp No. 9967 attende
lodge meeting at Hinesbursh I
evening.
DR.. Spiller, optctan, will he a
lette's Hotel December IS, and at
ler's December Il.
The Willing Workers will he enter
by Mrs. Jessie Carpenter December
the Woodmens hall.-Scnools comm
Monday with the same teachers a
term. Mrs. Georgia Pierce IN one
and Miss Mable Stockwell of Jon
in the primary school.-Mr. and
Allen Carpenter are the guests
father, Representative n. c. Carl
at Montpelier this week. and
D. F. Hanks visited his brother. j
Hanks at Richmond the first
week.-A. J. Salecby is in town thisI
DR.. H. b. Small of Burlington
guest at the home of his father, !
Small, recently.
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STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. O. Fisher of Bristol spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. F. S.
Ferguson. Lotto Varney and
Blanche Maxfleld, the latter accompanied
by Misses Edith Ribbins and Gertrude
Hubbard, returned to Burlington Monday
after spending their Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with their parents here.-Walter
Purington of Lincoln spent Thanksgiving
with his mother, Mrs. Emily Purngton. -
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Boswick of Hines
burch spent THANKSGIVING with Mr. Bost-
wicl<'s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Bost-
wicl-Wallace Hill has boon caring for
his brother-n-law In Bristol, II. A.
Young, who is i'll with heart trouble
Dayton Smith has returned home from
Bellows Falls.-Mrs. Thomas Hill was in
Bolton last week to attend the funer-
al of her sistcr.--Archie Tomblnson and
Grace Tomblinson of Hinesburgh visited
their aunt. Mrs. j. n. Maxfeld, over Sun
day.-Maurlce Graves of Brandon spent
Thanksgiving with his wife at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Clifford.-It is expected that the Rev
MIR. Gillian. accompanied by Miss Mabel
Brown, sololst, will arrive here Saturday
Meetings will be held all day Sunday
and every afternoon and evening during
the wcck.-The village school began Mon.
day with Miss Lottie Hill as teacher. -
Frank Hill and daughter, Lottie Hil
were in Burlington the last of the week
THE Rev G.. II. Grey spent Thanks
giving with his mother in Sheffield. H'
returned Friday accompanied by two Of
his sisters
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WINOOSKI.

Augustus Kuskohns. who just c
pleted serving sentence Of ten {
In the county Jail for a drunk, was
tnignod before Justice F. l.. Graves y
day morning to answer to tho oh.
of furnishing liquor to n minor. w
Kirby to whom he furnished
liquor AMI was witness against
terday and was a witness against
The case occupied the attention of
court practically all day with the re
that Justice Graves held Kusk ohns
county court in the sum of $500 W
was furnished
Emile Lapointe had some differe
with his wife at their home on n
street about 8 o'clock Monday eve
and Mrs. Lapointe emphasized her
marks by hurting a tea cup at Ell
which struck him over the left
knocking him out Of business Sp,
officer Piche was called in and
Emile in charge. He was taken be
Justice Graves that evening. fined
and taken back TO Jail.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. W. c. Stevens visited at s. \.
Hales Saturday.-Miss Madeline Schneig
has gone to New York where she is visit
ing relatives.-Mss Lottie Graves went
Thursday evening TO Burlington where
she has a position in the Mary Fletcher
hospital and Mrs Brown of Ply
mouth, ~ H., are spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Hale.-M. +. Maurice Of Montgomery is
visiting at S, A. Hale's.-Thomas Reeves
of burlington was in town Saturday on
business.-Mrs. Clark and daughter are
visiting relatives in town.-Mrs. B1tchel-
der has been called to johnson by the
serious illness of her morner.-Funeral
services were held Friday for Mrs. Chad
wick. She died at Morrisvile at the home
of her daughter-The following students
were at home for TIL ankSgiving recess
Miss Hazel Z. knight. L. V. NJ, Miss
Olive l.. Hayden, l. V NJ. Eugene Bar
nard, U. V. NJ, Milo Barnard, B. II. S,
Frank Metcalf. V. L. c., and Clifford
Kirley, V. r. c.
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MILTON BORo.

a new organ has been installed in the
Methodist Church.-Miss Thurston com
menCed her second term of school Mon
day.-Nlrs. Martha Finn and Mrs. s a
Costello passed Saturday and Sunday
guests of friends on the lake shore-N. Il,
y. G. Bean and Misses Emma and Lilliar
Bean were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l., NJ
Blake in St. Adams Thanksgi wing. Mr.
and Mrs Roy Howard and Madge ant
Mortimer REYNOLDS passed the day a
Oliver Howard s.-Thomas Shcan ant
family dined with Thomas Berry, Will
lam Leeman and two children from Fair
fax were his mthers guests,-Erwir
Goodwin is with Charless Gilbert.
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ESTATE OF PHILIP l.. DOLAN,
ELLINGTON,

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Chit
tendon. ss
The honorable. the Probate Court for
the district OF Chittenden.
TO all persons interested in the
estate of Phillip L. Dolan late Of
GkE,FVl NJ.
Whereas. said court has assigned tho
3rd day of January, 1907, next for the
settlement Of the account of Charles
l.. Dolan and James II. Dolan. admins
traitors of the estate of p F. Dolan
said deccdent, and for de-
cree of the residue of said estate to the
lawful claimants of the same, and or
dcrcd that public notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested in said
estate by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to tho day
assigned, in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press newspaper published in
said district.
Therefore you are hereby notified to
appear at The Probate Court ICONS in
burlington, Vt. on tho day assigned. then
and there to contest the allowance Of
said account If You see cause, and to
establish your right as heirs, leSlteeS
and lawful claimants of said residue.
Given under my hand. this 4th day
Of December, 1906.
MARCELLUS y. BINGHAM,
23w3t Judge.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Stephen Young and daughter, Marian,
of Portchester, n. Y. who visited rela-
lives here Thanksgiving, returned to their
home Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. Lindsey
Birdsall and Mr.. and Mrs. David Fol-
lansbee attended the funeral OF their
cousin, Mrs. w. A. Lawrence. in Bristol
Tuesday.--James Grace, who was too late
to take the i'll fated train Saturday is
visiting in NTiddlebury, Hallocls
commenced hor school in Dowlngsville
Monday and Emma Hallock in the Gore
district, also Monday.-L. Birdsall return
ed last week from his trip to Newburgh
n Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Tracy of
Monlston took dinner Thanksgiving with
his sister, Mrs Waller Young.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. J. r. Thurston is very low. She
has been vomiting since Thursday and
all efforts by her physicians TO stop it
have not been successful.-Dr. Russell
was in Burlington Friday to be present
at the operation performed upon David
tMcrriH. The operation was considered
successful and Mr.. Merrill is doing we'll.
Mrs. Nellie Barnard whose gic death
took place Saturday, spent most OF her
life In this town. and has many friends
who regret her untimely death Her
mother dying when she was Il young girl
She performed the duties Of II mother to
her six younger brothers and sisters
most faithfully for several years.-Charles
Lee returned to Fcrrisburgh Saturday
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CnITTENDEN COUNTY
ESEEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Henry Daguc, aged 40 years, died
Wednesday afternoon after long illness
with tuberculosis. The funeral was
held at the Church of the Holy Family
Friday morning at O'Clock. Mrs. Dague
will be greatly missed by large circle
of relatives and friends She is survived
by her husband, four sons, Frank and
Edward of Winoosld, and Arthur and
Ernest OF this village and two daughters
Mrs. Thomas Plant OF Burlington and
Miss Lillian Dague OF the village, also
her father, Jerry Stone Of Rutland, and
three brothers, Ezra and Joe Stone Of
richmond and Jerry Stone of Rutland,
and three sisters. Mrs. Salina Vassor Of
Rutland. Mrs. Minna Warren and Mrs.
Joseph Champagne Of Richmond
Mrs. II. ID. Snyder, who has spent the
summer at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Drury, started
Tuesday night for her homo in San
Antonio, Tex. where her husband, Major
Snyder is stationed at Fort Sam Hous-
ton.
j. II. May has nearly completed extern
sive repairs and improvements on the
property which he purchased of w. W.
Wheeler. The barn has been changed
into a shop for his mandatory of sus-
penders He is now having steam heat
installed In both the house and shop the
furnace being in the cellar of the house
and the steam is conveyed to the shop
by underground pipes.
s. A. Brownell and his sister, Mrs. Will
liam Whitney of Williston, go to-day
to Rochester, n. y, to visit their aunt,
Mrs. Charles Holton. Mrs. Holton is tho
sister of the late G. w. Brownell, of
Wllliston and q former resident Of that
town Mr.. Brownell will also visit friends
in Port Jervis and New York and will I've
yora nbout two Ippclrs
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Norton Wis
Mrs. Nortons parents in Colchester
last of the week.-Mrs.. Helen Cram
Miss Kathleen Sayles spent Thanksgiv
at Henry Hodges's in Richmond.-N
Daisy Kenyon is home for a brief va
ton from Northneld.-Mr and Mrs. j.
flhs entertained her sister and family
Milton over Thanksgiving t'ncalled
letters in this office December /: J.,
Hunt. Marshall Sewnor, Mrs. VI.
Worthen.
Miss Laura Sweet opened her school
the village Monday.--Presidlng Elder
l.. Dow OF Rutland will occupy the p,i
here at the Union Church Sunday ar
noon December 16.-Miss Eleanor Sv
returned to her school in Montgom
Monday. Howard Alger went Satur
to Albany. y. Y, where he is TO tax
course in the Albany Business collef
Mrs. Mary Sweet went to st. Geo
Monday for n two weeks stay.
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WEST MILTON.

Francis Kinney, who spent Thanl;sglv-
ing day with his daughter In Barre. Will
return home tho last of the weck.-Dcw-
ey McNall OF Champlain is spending the
week with his grandparents.-The Their
mometer registered 10 above zero Thurs
day night the coolest night this fall
Lansing Smith goes soon TO Burlington 10
attend the business college.
Gladys Smith. who spent last week at
her uncle's. Mnot Smith, returned to
her home IN Colchester Sunday Nottic
Parker of the village is guest this
week OF Mrs. Minot Smith.-Mrs. George
Reynolds of the village IS spending a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AZ
bert Walston at Petty Brook.-A. Nc
Nally is confined TO his bed with rheuma-
tisn.
DR.. Ifolcomb was called Sunday to soc
a. a. Herrick, who has had the grip
and Is left in a badly run down condi-
tlon. He has a bad cough but at presant
writing seems better.-The mercury drop
ped below zero Monday night
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ESTATE of PETER PRATT.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
Chittenden.
The Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden.
TO the heirs and all persons inter
csted In the estate of Peter Pratt late
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been made
istrator Of the estate of Peter Pratt,
late of burlington. deceased, praying
for the license and authority to sell
the whole of rea! estate of said de-
ceased, representing to said court.
that it would be beneficial to the heirs
ana az persons interested in the e.
and t convert vert TIE same into into n money
And bringing into court the consent
and appreciation in writing, Of all tn.
heirs to said estate residing IN this
state and setting forth the situation
Of the real estate,
and assigned the 2lst day of Dec
1906, at the Probate Court rooms, in
said District. to hear and decide upon
said application and petition. and or
dered public notice thereof to be given
to all persons Interested therein, by
publishing said order, together with
the time and place of hearing. three
| weeks successfully in the Burlington
circulates in tho ncighborhood of those
persons. interested in said estate, all
which publications shall be previous
to the day assigned for hearing.
| Therefore, you are hereby notified ia
appear before said Court, at the time
ana place assigned, then and there
| In said Court, to make your objections
| to the granting of such license, If you
| sec cause.
Given under my hand, at the Pro-
bate Court rooms, this 4th day OF
December, 1906.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM,
2a.w3L Judge
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

At the Union Church next Sunday, at
1880 n. m, preaching service, He Low
cd Us So" Solo by Miss Grace Tomlin
Bible school at ~ m. All are welcome
Earl Bartlett has sold his farm. known
as the Shannon farm, to his sun-in-l.w
Pearl Coleman OF Charlotte. Two thou
sands dollars is said to have been the
price paid Martha Flannery has been
quite ill.-The funeral Of Mrs. Peter Rey'
nolds Of Cambridge was held at the
Catholic Church Wednesday morning. The
Rev. Father Thcr!an officiating.-IlenrS
Pine, who was stricken appopleNy
last Thursday, Is thought to be i'm
proving.-Mrs. Truman Jackson has
been visiting friends in North FaystOn
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SHELBURNE.

Eva Blanche HeaXt, wife OF u
i. G. HcaXt, pastor OF the Nj
church in this town, died We
Nov. 2S the age of Al years, 5
born at Maiden Bridge, town of &
In New York state, and MARI
Heaxt about 25 years ago. She
sided with him in Shelburne fol
four years and has established
circle of friends as church
especially among the young peop
will mourn her loss, She is surv
her husband. one daughter,
Rider. of Cobleskill, n. V, one son,
who is attending high school ht
IA sister. who also resides in Sh
The funeral service was held
Friday afternoon Mt the NJ
church, Presiding Elder Dow OF
and the Rev. DR.. q. w. Brown of
ton We're present. The body wa
on the $40 train Saturday MOI
Albany for interment.
II. !. Goodsell was in Bristol
being one OF the bearers at the ~
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MONKToN.

Fred Dean and wife of East Monktor
were guests of Z. II, Palmer and wife
SundaY.-W. If. Gee ana wife We're IN
Bristol TueSday.-D. i. Mech is in
Middlohury attending county court.-Mrs
A. G. Henls returned to ANddlebury Tues
day.-W. c. Donohuo and wife are HON,
from u weeks stay in Boston.
i y. Collins was ia Starksboro Sun.
day,-Mrs. Maud Potter is confined to IN,
house by illness,-AIrs. j. T.. Ladd anC
nephew. Bonnie Comstock. spent Thanks
giving in Proctor.-Ttue Eddy of Montpel
Ter spent Thanksgiving at his home.
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BRIDPORT.

Services in the Methodist church De-
cember as follows: Preaching In the
morning at II o'clock by the pastor; sub
ject. "Was it the Result OF an Accident
Preaching services in the evening at 1880
by tho pastor; subject. lessons from the
Vergennes Wrock;" Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 1880.
T. j. Butler was the guestt of relatives
in Bristol recently.-rhe family of Edward
Billings moved TO New Haven Mills last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Hemenway OF
Mlddlobury entertained q few friends
from Brldport Thanksgiving day.-Mrs
y, c. sollace was the operator at cen
trail during the few days absence of Miss
Grace Mcdowell.
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WEYBRIDGE.

N. N. Baker and granddaughter, Miss
Emma, spent last week in st. Adams. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Clark.-The
Ladies' aid of the Methodist church met
on Wednesday with Mrs. II. l.. Thomp-
son.-Willie II. Cobb of Brandon spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in town.
There will be Christmas trees at the Con-
gregatlonal and Methodist Churches
Miss Jane Sturtevant Is very LOW. c.
Sturtevant returned to his duties at
Montpelier last Monday.--Miss Katherine
Simpson Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton. Miss Simpson Will
teach the winter term of the village
school, which will open next Monday.-N.
n. Baker and A. w. Sturtevant are at
tending county court this week as jurors.
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WHITING

Jessie Rowe died at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Jasper Miller, November 80.
Mr. Rowe's home was In the West. His
son came or and took the remains there
for burial.-Mr. Smith Collins of this
town and Miss Purcell of Brandon were
married the 29th.-The town hall is COM
pleted and the opening ball was given
last Friday evening which passed off
very pleasantly.-Mr and Mrs. Calvin
ketcham We're guests of his sisters
ThanksgivinE.-Mrs Warren Baldwin
and daughter, Marion were in Brandon
Saturday. Mrs. Hack of Brandon was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Casey
Thursday.
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PANTON.

Row and Mrs. S. II. Myers have return
ed from an extended VISIT to their old
homo In kentucky.--Mrs. Norman Gile
spent Thanksgiving with her daughter.
Mrs Heustis, of Middlebury.-Mrs. Il. C..
Gaines is spending n week with her SIS
ter Mrs. Sarah BritteM of Weybridge. -
Allen Newton Is very low and not expect
cd to recover.--Ira Brydin. Jr., who is q
student at Edmunds high school at Bur-
lington. spent last week with his parents.
Henry Harris and daughter, Belle,spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. A. Van
derhoof-.liazel Norton is very much i'm
proved from her recent severe Illness
benjamin Adams returned to Burlington
Monday, where he will resume his studies
in the medical department of the t. V.
M.-Miss Cora Brydia spent Thnnksgiv-
ing with friends in Rutlend.-Miss May
Finley left Saturday for her home in New
York city, after long visit to friends in
this vicinity
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HINESBURGH.

The funeral services of James MaFoe
were held Sunday, the Rev. Mr.. Clark
OF the Methodist Church fiiciating.-Chit-
tenden county creamery paid Sl22 per
hundred for four per cent. milk for Octo-
ber.-Herbort Beecher Of Hydcvlle spent
a few days at his fathers the past week.
Clair DAILY Of Boston Is visiting rela-
tives In town.-The Rev. Z. Contois
preached his farewell sermon at the Bap-
list Church Sunday, December Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J.. Andrews spent THANKSGIVING
with Mrs. Lorraine Flanagan In Burling-
ton.-George Davies, who was hurt in a
runaway accident this fall is able to be
about with the use of crutches.-Daton
Smith of New York is visiting n town.
Eight candidates were received into Pine
Knot Camp, NJ. W. A.. Friday evening.
Several delegates from Shelburne were
present.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church will give a chicken pie supper
and entertainment In the town hall
Friday evening, December Z. Supper
will be served from $50 to eight
o'clock.
The Rev. William Locke Of New Britain
Conn, will occupy the pulpit at the
Baptist Church December . and l6.-Mr
and Mrs. Rumney of Brookfield have beer
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Abe
Worthiem.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Kensie arc the parents of a boy baby
born December 2.-The Rev. william
Contois and family leave this week fol
Bolton Landing, Lake George.-The Con
Fregational ladies srv a chicken pl'
supper Friday evening in the town hall
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WEST BRIDPORT.

Edna Barton was unable to open school
in the Hathorn district on account OF Ill
health.-Herman Smith Is working for
benjamin Smith Of Addison.-R. w. Nc
Cuen of Vergenncs vas at the farm Sat
urday.--Charles Sunderland and George
Conn were In Moriah, n. Y, Saturday.
Charles Frost has reu-ed farm In
MATHEMATICIAN Smith and wife return
ed home Saturday.-Ora S. Gibbs Is at
tending court in Mddlebury this week
Charles Frost and family spent Thanks
giving in NergcnneS.