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BENSON.

Charles r. Walker, better known rs
"Dlcll" Walker, died at Barnard Walker d
last Friday. He was tho oldest man IN
town at his death, having been IS years
and eight months old. He had always
lived in town. and was the son Of the late
John Walker The funeral was held Sun
day and his romans We're taken 70 Sud-
bury for burial.-Mrs. Amos Chandler
went 10 Burlington last Friday, where
she will enter the Mary Fletcher Hospital
for surgical treatlnent-Many people went
TO Orwell last week Thursday to attend
the funeral OF the late Colonel Wright
Robert Clemens OF the east part OF the
town. who has been so dangerously Ill
with pneumonia, is now decidedly better
with every prospect of recovery. Gilbert
Root of the same ncighborhood is also BET
ter-Mrs. W. Ct. Bureigh, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Mcdonald, for several weeks. returned
last week to her home in Portsmouth, Va.
Her brother accompanied her to New
York.-The W. J, Harrington Concert
company gave q splendid entertainment
at the town hall on Monday night
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ROXBURY.

Mr.. English of Dartmouth College
preached at the Congregational church,
Sunday Miss Lizzie Eddy of Northern
y. V, was recent guest at Joseph
Eddy's on her way home from three or
four months spent Mt the hcachos.-Mrs.
J. Greenwood Of Warren was in town
recently. as was also Mrs. Alice Heath
II. y. Rice of Granville was in town last
week. and with his father y. y. Rice,
spent a day Mt Montpeier.-M Mary
Webb OF East Granville was n c-'est at
!. b. Kendalls a portion OF last week.
as was Mrs. Fannie Ninton.--Mrs.
Phoebe Kibbe and Mrs. Lucy l.. Malow-
ney OF Hazardvile. Mass. and Miss
Anna Malowney of Springfield Mass,
were in town last week to visit the grave
of II. w. <ibbe. and made their head
quarters OF J. c. Smith's.-A party and
social dance was held at l.. II. JanNrn' s
last Friday. evening.-Miss Myrtle
Maynard spent Sunday at w. ]. Carpen-
ter's and went on Monday to Randolph.
where she has worked for time
Harry ridden was at home from Godda ri
over Sunday and Monday, accompanied
by Claude Farr. enjoying the deer hunt.
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homo This week.-Mrs.. William Clogstd
and daughter, Dorothy. who had spe1
the summer at A. I. Skinners have I'd
turned to thoir home in Poston.-Mij
Isabelle Martin arrived from Barre q
rlday evening. returning Sunday afte1
noon.-The Rev. W. \. Newton and N
Rev. f. T.. Wells attended the SundaI
school convention held in Randolph laj
Thursday and Friday.-JOhu A. SchontaI
and family have moved to the tenemei0
recently vacated by Henry Clark,-Mri
Hattie Chase who had been the guest 4
Mrs. Dana bearing, left last week Wed
resday for her home in Bethel-Mss All
NJ. Day returned home last week aft 4
a visit Of several weeks in Lowell.-Mlj
Maudlne Abbott came home Friday frol
Bellows Falls. where she Is teaching, RI
mainisig over Sunday with her parents
Miss Josephine Sargent arrived FridaI
evening to visit her parents over Sunda \
She returned To her school In East Brai \
tree on Monday morning. Benedil
IS employed In East Bethel.-Mrs. Emeit
wesSt on Saturday afternoon 10 Burlind
ton, whore she will be treated in the Mar
Fletcher Hospital.--Dr. bearing and FAM
ly left on Thursday afternoon to spend
Two weeks vacation in Richnlond.-Mi
Celia Wynn, who rs teaching school
Sharon. spe,t Saturday and Sunday viii
moNton. her parents.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
FORESTDALE.

Miss Fannie Jakeway Of Proctor was
the guest of Mrs. l.. c. Bump Sunday.-A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Anoe
October 14.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Brown of Proctor, Mrs,
Marshall Willett AID Mrs. Maude Earel
of Whallonsburg, y y. attended the re-
ception given Mr.. and Mrs. Subell Brown
last Friday evening.-AmonE those to at
tend the funeral Of Charles Woodruff
were a. II. Woodruff and Mrs. liiSbee IF
Moriah. y, y, J., d, Woodruff OF Port
Henry, y. Y, and Hiram Johnson of
Lewis, y, Y.--Miss Barbara Wicklow is
the guest of relatives in Montpelier
Cards are out for the wedding of Leo r.
Churchill of Rutland formerly of this
place and Miss Lucy Franklin Of Con
cord y. IT,, to take place November ..
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few days with his mother. Mrs. Rosabel
Mcintyre, before going to Gerry, Indiana,
where he has a position with the United
States steel plant which is erecting one
of the largest buildings In tho world
there.
The Hon. w. II. Nichols, who has been
confined to the house for several weeks
suffering from the effects of partial
shock is very much improved in health
and Is able to sit UP several hours each
day.
DR.. George p. Morris has been IN
town for tho past few days and is con
templating giving up his practice In
Hartland and taking UP his work here
again.
NJ l. Chadwick Is having an acute
attack of bronchitis and Is reported as
very low.
Mrs. Lewis Steele, who has been Ill for
about three weeks with typhoid fever,
died Wednesday morning, and the funeral
will bo held Friday. She was but 80 years
of age and is survived by a husband who
Is left with care OF q little daughter five
of age
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MORETOWN.

Mrs II. p. Wells and daughter Doris
have been visiting in town tho past
week.-Miss Parker from Montpelier
Seminary was the guest of Miss Maudc
johnson over Sunda y.--Waltcr l.. Will
cox and Irwin Henson was home
over Sunday-Miss Mabel Atkins was
in Waterbury Saturday.-Quite q few
from here attended tho dance in Mid
dlcseX Friday nght.--lIarold Austin
has moved into II. O. Wards tenement
which Mr. Gotta recently vacated
Mr.. Gotta has moved to Waterbury to
his farm.-F. G. Atkins and son elf
ford were In Montpelier saturday,
very pleasant surprise was given
Miss Maude Johnson Saturday even
ing. while her friends celebrated her
24th birthday at her home. y very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
-Carnlno Gibbs and wife werc the
guests OF Mr., and Mrs. T.. G. Atkins
Sunday.-F. c. Atkins was in Waits-
field Friday, -Carroll Pierce and Miss
Grace Buckley We're home from Mont
pelier Seminary Sunday.
Frederick Herbert Shontell and Carrie
Almra Tanner. both OF Morctown. were
married by the Rev. William y. Roberts,
pastor OF the Methodist EPISCOPAL
Church. October o.
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c. NJ. Johns, Charlotte.
Kingsley Grocery Co., Ncrgcnncs
c. II. Hayden, Riverside.
c. NJ. Stygles, Cndcrhill.
E. w. Henry, Undrhill Center.
+. R. Williams & Co., Jericho.
Roberts & Deyett, Shclburnc.
II. T. Goodsell, Shclburnc.
&. L. Gitfin, Hincshurgh.
Reed 4 Patrick, Ilincsburgh.
r. W. Hayden, Hinesburgh.
Flagg & Sons, Richmond.
+. b. Gillctt, Jonesyille.
r. S. Benedict, Middlebury.
e. +. Marshall, Middlebury.
+. f. Rich, Middlebury.
+. \. Bond, MidIlcbury.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH EOVALTCN.

Dr and NE. =. l.. Butrc't len al
Monday 10 spend th'7 week "a MnHtnelier.
AIRS Jennie Godfrey of Randolph WAS
~" guest of Miss Ala Day from Friday
cIoN ng u"'l SEHiGY.-N.s' !lc,fN Hn'-
bank came Gown noa Ear-c Friday
oyc''rg TO VISIT hc9 sister, Ms. Mcintosh.
uG;l Sunday urtcrnoon.-John 8. White
of Concord, \. a., was in town Friday.
Edward S'h,rN OF Montpelier was with Ms
mother, Mrs. Martha s.hlov. over Sunday.
Il, y, Mather OF burlington, former
resident, wac in town ON Friday. Fred
Ha,,rs. WHO has been visiting In Boston
All LGlrr. y. H.. the past weak return
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Burial was

T.. Reed officiating. Burial was in
Green Mount cemetery.
Ray Mullen, who was acquitted last
week in Washington county court of
murder by reason OF insanity, and Il. II.
Ormsbee, who was sentenced TO not less
than two nor more than two and half
years for breaking and entering were
taken Saturday noon to State prison at
Windsor by Deputy Sheriff Henry w.
Lawson. At tho train Mullen appeared
totally indifferent TO the situation In
which he was placed and accompanied the
officer quietly. 1t Is probable he will later
be transferred to tho State hospital for
the insane at Waterbury.
Just 40 minutes before tho Volunteer
Hose company was to go out OF existence
they were called Saturday morning to
the residence of Mrs. Denison Taft on
Main street where fire damaged the shed
and barn of Mrs. Taft's property to the
cxtont of $500. A new hose company.
which had been formed the night before.
took the place of the old company the
moment It disbanded. Tho city has pur-
chased for $3.50 tho equipment of tho
company that went out of existence on
Saturday
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BRADFORD.

Mrs C, C. Doty was called to Charles
town, \. H., last week by the death of an
aged aunt. II, Sullwell, who has been
taking several weeks vacation at his
home in Princeton, y. j., has returned TO
his work on the Opnin frce.-Miss Char
lotte Davis OF Bnldfrd and w. Chase OF
Barre were married at Barre October II
by tho Rev. c. G. Conner.-Mrs. c. G.
Briggs of Burlington spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Warden.-Mrs. G.. l..
Church has been confined to the house by
illness a week.-Mrs., y. S. Hooker has
been Ill for n few days.-Miss Lena Allen
goes to Bethel this week to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester King Of Island
Pond are guests Of Miss Marcia Win
ship.-Mrs. w. \. Corlss spent the first Of
tho week i'm TnpSlam.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Sheriff ]. +. hanson took Joseph
Adshade. t. youth Of about IS years, to
the workhouse in Rutland. Thursday.
Adshade was arrested for drunkenness q
few months ago and ns O part OF the
sentence was placed on probation for q
period OF one year and one day. in the
past several weeks he has had consider
able trouble with different parties and Is
known to have been drunk several times.
For the above rea sons the suspende
ndttimus was executed and the young
man will make his home IN Rutland for
30 days.
Postmaster J. b. Eldredge has re-
ceived notice from the fourth assistant
postmaster general, authorizing him to
extend the rural delivery service from
this office by the establishment December
II OF route No 3, with one carrier to be
paid n salary of s7?0 per year, including
horse hire. The carrier TO be designated
later, will deliver mail on this route at
seven in the morning and return with
collections at . p. m, The route will run
north to Peth. thence east and north to
Spears corner. south and east TO East
Braintree, north TO gulf road, northwest
10 Mudgett road. south and west to post
office corner, south to Drury hill, east
and south TO tho postoffice. The entire
length Of the new route Is "a miles. pass
ing 1903 houses and will accommodate @
population OF 4G3 people.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Atwood and Mr.
and Mrs. John Stinets were in East Bethel
October II and Witnessed the marriage
Of James Amsdem to Miss Ella Bishop
Elmer Amsdem. a brother OF the groom
acted as best man and the bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Flossie Bishop
The ceremony. which was performed by
The Rev. Mr.. Merrill OF Bethel took place
n the East Bethel Church and was wit.
hessed by a large number Of relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Amsdem left Immediately
hfter the ceremony for q wedding trip t.
Boston. They will return TO Randolph
In about two weeks to make their HON.
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ]
NJ. Atwood.
Thomas Carr was taken Saturday Il
Burlington, where ne is to receive treat
nent at the Mary Fletcher hospital
j. Bradford Mcintyre is at home for
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Mrs. George w. Patterson accompanied
Mr.. Patterson TO Montpelier Monday 10
remain there during ladies' week The
children are with Mrs Adna Adams dur
ing her absence.-Joseph Seymour has
moved into the Or. Smith house.--Mrs.
John Blanchard of West Brooktield
spent "a few days with the Clark sisters
last wcelS.--Nliss Bertha Stone returned
Saturday from n weeks visit in Man
chester. Mrs. Mary Stone Holden and
children of Barre were at the Maple
wood last week The normal and train
ing school commenced Tuesday after n
few days vacation. Mrs. Janc Gran
ger has been confined to the bed the past
week as the result Of a fall. She Is
now convalcscng.-A. l.. Morse's auc-
ton last Wednesday was quite we'll at
tended and the property sold we'll. The
farm was not Sodium. and Mrs j.
Arson Partridge and Mrs. G. l.. Hodges
left for Philadelphia last Friday.
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WINOOsK1.

Arthur Manseau, 800 Main ST.
James Rahana, "a Malletts Bay
Ave.
William f. Mcbride, GO Main st.
W. b. Atwood. Is East Allen st.
II, \. Bailey, % East Allen st.
Parizo Bros. 80 Main st.
George Chandler, Is West Centre
st.
James Tower, South Burlington.
a. b, Yandow, Essex junction.
c. $. & w. S. Fletcher, Essex
Junction.
S. a, Thompson. Essex Center.
{. W. Rice. Essex Center.
John Tudhope & Co., North Hero.
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BRAINTREE.

Albert Farnsworth. who recently sold
his house and mill. is soon to move his
family to Randolph into q tenament on
Forest strect.-Guy Clough IS home for
a few days from the telephone business,
at which his time has been so much oc-
cupied Of late-NIrs. Manora Hutchinson
of Randolph is stopping for some time
with her son. j. b. Hutchinson.--A
brother of Mrs. Wooiworth from Fair
field is in town on business and also TO
visit his sistcr.-Mrs. Charles Brewster
of Maine Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Spear, and other relatives in this place
and Randolph.--C. +. Monroe OF Wind
sor is visiting ut his fathor-in-law G.
j. Bass and also hunting the deer during
the open season.
cox and Irwin Henson were home
18TH to Waltho Archer and wife,
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Winans Bros, Middlebury.
i. b. Patterson, Bristol.
@. G. Beckwith, Brisotl.
L. $. Dumas, Ferrlsburgh.
+. +. Cormier, Milton.
+. l.. Whitney, Milton.
O. g. Phelps & Co., Milton.
\. =. Comstock, Milton.
N. +. Day & Co.. Ripton.
B. G, Peck, East Middlebury.
Douglass & Lee, East Middle.
bury.
Day Bros. East Middlcbury.
{. B. Kendall. West Cornwall.
Lewis llantield, Cornwall.
y. II. Bennett, Bridport.
James II, Fletcher, Bridport.
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FOR SALE BY THE FOLLOWING OE4CCEt2S

Chas. Belts, King & Battery StA
Mrs. S. Isen, 81 King St. IA
Daniel Manson IS North Ave. "
I P. Levesque, II S. Battery st.
Geo. Bouchard, 20 Hayward St.
Gastave Trombley, 81 Howard
Street.
Oliver Mongeon & Son ,Conges
& Wright SITS.
Mrs. S. Ploof, 80 Park Ave.
A. Meunier, 42o Pine St.
Max Isen, 165 S. Charplain st.
C. M. Cosgriff, Pearl St.
Fred LeClair, North & Drew SITS
-. \. Barber, ~ ,nurcn st.
Pad y. Kelley. 12S Church st.
+. T.. Grady, 155 North st.
!. j. Childs, fl North Champlain
st.
Nolan Bros. 205 College st.
Martellc q Lavclle, Elmwood and
lntervale AYES.
\. $. Oliver, 335 South Champlain
st.
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MIDDLrsEX.

The dance at Holden's Hall Friday even
ing. wns attended by about co couples ar,d
all had very enjoyable time. 1t was
given under the auspices of four Mont
pelier ladies. Miss Annie Griffin. Miss Ella
Brown, Miss Annie Corsy and Miss Ethel
Butler.-As Fred Shontel and Carrie Tan
nor were driving on the river road their
horse became frightened at the cars be-
tween Charles Richardson's and Newhal
Brothers and ran. throwing them both out
Miss Tanner escaped without serious in
Jury, but Shontel struck n telephone pole
and broke his rose. knocked out three
teeth, besides hurting one foot quite bad
~. The carriage was pretty well demol-
ished. The horse was stopped near l.. o.
Milder's.
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MIDDLEsEX.

Mrs. William Vaughn and Mrs
Goodwin We're In Montpelier the first
of the week--The open season for deer
started in well for Middlesex. Three
being shot the first day.-William
White had n telephone put in his house
Saturday and Fontain and Root on the
Hersey place are to have one installed
this week.-Mrs.. Lenora Smallcy OF
Nnderhill spent last week with her dis
eased husbands parents. George Small
ley and wife.-William Lawson. wife
and Miss Fleda Robinson OF Mont
pelier, visited at J. ii. Robinson's sun
day.--Miss Pell, teacher In number l.,
went Saturday to Burlington to spend
Sunday, returning Monday morning,
The pupils of No. to the number OF
16. went on straw ride Friday even
ing. A pleasant time was enjoyed. C.
II, Dudley and wife OF Montpelier
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mrs. Lucinda Farnsworth will go to
Barre in few days, where she Intends
to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. b. H. Wells--Ivan Burnham
visited his parents on Sunday'-Mrs.
John Tassie and little son Of Barre
were at r. b, Tassics over saturday
and Sunday.-The condition of Lellice
Angel Is slightly improved-Mrs' c,
A. lasher, former worker here. Is sup
plying for the Congregation Church
IN Lowell-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bat
chclder recently visited in Craftsbury
and Walden.-Mrs. w. Il Goodell and
Mrs E. M. Daniels returned on Monday.
Floyd and Q j. Blake have gone to
hancock, n H., where they Will spend
tho omen season for hunting deer.
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WAITSFIELD

Mrs. G. II. Ncwcomb returned last
Friday from a few weeks visit with
friends In West Boylston. and Worces-
ter, Mass.,-Palmer Leach of Pakers-
field, visited friends in this place over
Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. O. NJ
Tinkha,n Of Pomfret, and Mrs. Carl
Jones of Sharon are visiting friends In
town this week.-Mrs.. George w. Wallis
accompanied her husband, Representa-
tive Wallis, to Montpelier this week to
participate in the various festivities of
Ladies' Week."-Mr. and Mrs. A. f.
Eldredge, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Colby
of East Warren, visited friends In this
village last Friday-The Ladies' Aid
Society" OF the Methodist Church are
to give their annual chicken pie supper
at their vestry on Thursday evening
October 25.-Mrs. L. NJ. Savage and two
children. who have been spending few
weeks in town, returned last Saturday
to their homo in Pittsford Mills Harry
Colby of Barre. a former Waitsneid
boy. Is visiting friends and hunting
deer in this vicinity this Week.-Mrs.
Elilie Savage is visiting friends In Bur
l!ngton and vicinity for a few days this
week.-yvilliam c. Dana, who has been
gadually failing for long time. died at
his home in South Fayston, Saturday
evening, October 20. aud funeral serv-
ces were held from his late home on
Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, with
THE Rev. +. II. Roberts as officiating
clergyman and z. II. McAllster as cor
ductor. The burial was in tho Irasville
cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs. julius Russ
and little child OF Ticonderoga, y. Y,
are spending two weeks vacation with
friends In this place.-The Waitsfield
High School Dramatic Club, are to give
Variety Show and fair at tho I. o.
o. F. Hall. on Friday evening. October
&c. at which they hope to see all their
friends and neighbors."
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
WATERBURY,.

W. J. Boyce mas sold half interest in
his furniture store to V. L. Perkins and
Mr.. Boyce has purchased n half interest
IN Mr.. Perkins lumber business in Fays-
ton. The firm will be known as Boyce &;
Perkins.
The Waterbury Lumber Co, have start
ed their steam mill again. A l. Tor
rey has retired from the company and
the business will hereafter be conducted
bv George w, Woodland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Perkins of
Providence are visiting at j. II.
Young's,--A. c. Templeton is going TO
California to spend the winter,-Mrs,
w, II Gladdng of Randolph Is visiting
her sister, Mrs, Austin Templeton.-
Mrs. Roana Nelson of Sutton, n. H.,
and Mrs. Lucinda Scott are visiting re-
latives in this vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Cove went to Montreal on the
excursion last week.
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J. Z. Richie, SO Pearl St.
+. Z. Perkins, Main ST. ~r
Mrs. Mary OReagan, $50 North
Street.
Burlington Stock Grocery Co.,
North and Rose SITS.
Martelle & Lavallee, Archibald
St. and Intervale Ave.
Frank L. Murray, 1s5 N. Wiroo-
cki Ave.
+. w. White & Co., 81 Inter-
vale Ave.
S. E. Hathaway, 412 St Paul St.
H. Marier, 3so ST. Paul St.
]. w. Daley, Spruce St.
Central Cash Market, 161 N.
Union St.
Thos. P. WEIGH, "A North St.
p. II. Corley & Son, Fl Church
St.
Raine & Burt. 20 Church St.
German German, 141 N. Will
lard St.
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NORTHr'IELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Matson have an
nounced the wedding of their daughter
Miss Jennie, 10 John NJ. Bonnyman. TO
take place Tuesday october 30.
Mrs Thomas Gillespie died at three
O'Clock Saturday morning at her home at
the Falls, after a short illness. She Is
survived by her husband and one little
child, also her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ayers
Several farmers in this vicinity are now
shipping milk daily to Boston.
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Low Rate Sunday Excursion.

The Central Vermont Railway will
run a low rate excursion Sunday, Octo-
Der IS, between principal stations
coming north on paper train, leaving
White River Jet. $50 q. m. returning
on evening train leaving St. Adams
S.25 p. m.
See flyers for rates and particulars
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MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Susan C. Whittier. widow of the
late Robert II. Whittier. died Saturday
morning at the Willard house on State
street, aged 70 years. Mr.. Whittier died
80 years ago, Mrs. Whittier had been re-
markedly we'll for one of her years UNI
til a few weeks ago when she contracted
bronchitis which eventually caused her
death. She IL survived by one son, c. 8.
Whittier Of this city. Funeral services
we're held Monday afternoon at o'clock
from the willard house the Rev Luc'us
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TAYgTON.

There will be n Halloween party
given by the Good Templars on tho
evening of October 81 at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Briggs.--William
Dana died Saturday evening after n
long and painful illness, aged 55 years,
He married Miss Emma Allen April o,
1871, who died In May. 1905. He ls
survived by two sons and three dauIh.
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. G. T. Nourse OF Barre Miss
Georgia Wilton Of Upper st. Regis Lake
n. Y. and Mrs, Kate Cannon Of Saranac
Lake N, Y, are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wilson.--Miss Sadie
Cross daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ V. H.
Cross was united in marriage TO WI
liam Persox,s Of Berlin on "Wednesday
October II. by tho Rev p II. Carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson and child Of
Albany. N Y. are visiting Mr. Wilson'S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Wilson -
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Brown returned from a
weeks visit with relatives in Bost on on
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. F. Il. CotNor
have gone to Boston for a short visit
with friends.-Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wheeler
visited their son. George in Berlin last
week.-Mrs. Guy Bancroft and John
with Miss Lou Whitney OF East Gala :
spent Saturday and Sunday in town.
Elton Taylor, Clarence Nourse, Arthur
Jones and John Wood of Barre are spend
ing the week in town looking for deer.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from fourth pnge).

Hopkinson and son, Charles, returned
from Boston last Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Mccartney have returned from Boston,
Mrs C. K. Bates spent last week IN
Chicago.