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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-01
WOLCOTT.

Dr. A. J. Valeau and Miss Gertrude
Fife were united in marriage Octo-
Der 81 at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Fife The wedding
was without ostentatiou The guests
were near relatives of the contracting
parties. The bride was gowncd in white
and was unattended and carried no flow
ers.. The decorations were pink chrysan
themums. After the ceremony the
couple left on the evening train for Mont
real and will take passage on an ocean
lir'-er ut that point for the port Of Glas-
gov, Scotland, They expect to be gone
several months, visiting Germany before
their rcturn.-Tuesday DIR. A. j.,
Valleau operated on the nose Of
the five years old son of George
Merritt to remove an obstruction caused
by an accident some time ago.. 3.
Morse attended the Eighth Vermont
regmental reunion at Montpelier Wednes-
day.-Mrs William Flanders died at her
home Friday after long Illness. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon
Rev. J. II. Wills officiating. Mrs. C..
F. Gale is seriously ll.-Lous Wells
of Boston is visiting his mother Mrs. S.
Vells-Rev. J. II. Wills and wife are
in Cnderhill this week visiting friends
and will atot,l their son Franks we'd
ding reception oct Sill. II. Parker and
wife passed Sunday in Hard Week.-Mrs.
Mary W. rillotson has sold her house
in IIardwick and will come here to live.
to he near her daughter.-Mlss Gertrude
Husie was called to Johnson Friday by
the severe illness of her sister. Ada
Clifton Bondy about II years OF age. was
shot in the leg by a companion while
hunting deer Saturday. a physician was
called, who said tho wound was not dan
gccous.-Thc number of deer shot by
Wolcott parties was two. c. w. Twiss
and william bridges each got one. At
least one doe was shot.-William Clouah
ard wife of Earrc were recent guests If
their niece, Mrs. c. o. Morse.-W Warren
Pike OF Boston atIi sister. Mrs. Harold
Edwards Of Woodsville, Mass. are Wis
iting their mother this Week.-Mrs. Win
nifrcd Perkins Of TEardwick has been m
gagged to finish the term of school IN
the higher department, Miss Niseant he
ing unable to return to the work-Rev.
NJ. II. Perkins has finished his pastorajc
in the Congregational church and re-
Miss MARY Smith of Merose. Mass. has
been the guest OF Mss Gertrude Fife. sec
Ransom Hin nearly severed the first fin
ger on his left hand while splitting kind
ing Mpnduy.--C r. Stevens and wife
started On their return trip to Newport,
News, Nlrgr,a. Monday night going frs,
to Wcstport, their home, for few
days stay.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Mrs. Georre Parmcnter who suffered
a shock Friday. died carly Saturday
morning nj her home on Park street She
was IS years of az" and WIS lifelong
resident Of Brandon. She is survived by
one daughter, Mrs. +. W. Kcnnison OF
Boston, Mass. The funeral was held
from the house Monday afternoon at
two o'clock.
Milton Landon, a prominent farmer liv-
ing south of this village on the Pittsford
road died Saturday afternoon, after a
'cw days illness Of pneumonia He was
GS years of age and is survived by a wife
and TWO sons John and Henry Landon.
The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
at 1;90 o'clock from the house.
Rolin Humphrey has purchased the
GoodenouGh property on Park street for
$3.50,
Cards have been received in town an
nouncing the coming wedding of Miss
Ress Burbank to Norman NJ. Dryden on
November II ut Miss Burbank's home in
Medford, Mass, Miss Burbank has spent
much time in Brandos, during the past
few years at the home of her sister, Mrs
George Crockett, on Pearl street.
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JOHNSON.

Robert Royce has purchased the house
on Stearns street Of Chester Sanders
possession given November 1.-Mr. and
Mr.. Dell Sturtevant are visiting theil
daughters in Boston and friends ir
Barnstead, ~ H.-NIessrs Warner and
Bailey have returned from their hunt
ing trip in West Burke but brought
back no dccr.--Mr. and Mrs. c. II
Stearns spent this week in Burlington
-Drs. Wheeler and Church from Burl.
ington. assisted 10y Tw. Prentiss. re-
moved "a gall stones from Mrs. c. 9
Clark last Thursday. She is comfortable
and doing as well as could be expected
But few deer have been killed so far
in this town.. A. Landon and family
from Lunenburgh are visiting re-
latives here.
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NORTHFIELD.

The body of Mrs. Mary Threshe
former resident. was brought to this
from Montpelier Tuesday afternoon
interment.
That Northtield will locate it's proI
new knitting industry now seems ass
The comittee having the matter in ch
report that less than 800 is new req
to meet the necessary expenses and
amount is said TO be in sight
probable that work on the factory b
ing will begin within The next ten ,
The village would now like the estat
ment of a wrapper and overall IA
that employment might be furnished
the large number OF unemployed Won
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BENSON.

The ladies of the Congregational church
held Il fair at the town HAN last Friday
afternoon and evening. A bountiful
chicken pie supper was served ard the
hall was packed full, everybody enjoyed
1t hugely, but the best part of It was that
the ladies realized $40 and over out Of it..
The Rev Mr. Nichols of Sudbury Hill
occupied the Congregational pulpit last
Sunday in exchange with Mr.. Chlds.-
Mrs. Sarah Yale Chandler, wife of Amos
Chandler of this town, who went
to the Mary Fletcher hospital burlington
about n week ago. died there last Satur-
day.three days after an operation for a
tumor. Her general health was good when
she went away and her friends were san
gulne OF her return. She was about As
years old and is survived by a husband
and ten small children, several of the lat
ter quito young.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid at +. A. Briggs's was
very plea sanity entertained. About sew
enty partoolt of bountifu dinner, spread
) in the spacious dining room.-Mis. Alvira
gIoag is stopping al the Nantne House for
a few days.--Lura Chamberlain gave q
very interesting report of the Christian
Endeavor convention at Bennington Sun
day evening at the young peoples meet
'inE.--The harvest supper will be give"
at 8. P. Gordon's Friday evening. Novem-
her Miss Julia ]. Allen is visiting
friends in town previous to going TO Nor
risville to resident. Helen Macomber of
Georgia visited her brother Fphraim and
other friends in town recently.-Ifttle Rae
Tobias is quite ill.-Willinm Custer Is at
nil old home agan.-Miss Mary
Ufford visited her brother, Edson'
n few days since. in company with their
nephew, Page Ufford Of Fairfax.
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LAM0lLLE COUNTY
MORRISVyLLE.

Sylvester " Palmer. one of Morris
towns most respected farmers, died at
mis- home on Randolph road at seven
o'clock Friday morning after a long i'll
ness Mr. Palmer was born January g,
1881 He was the youngest son OF Amherst
and Sarah Small Palmer and was left
mn orphan when six weeks old. He was
adopted by his maternal uncle Luther
Small. He married to Rocepha Cleveland,
January . 1865 and is survived by his
wife, a brother, l.. A. Palmer of Stowe,
and sister, Mrs. Iavina LanGdell of
johnson. Mr. Palmer was school district
clerk for many years. selectmen III 1876,
e. ard rs and represented the town in
1878 and 1850. He was n member OF
Malvern Grange during its existence. and
later of I.a.nolie Grange, No. 233. OF
which he was treasurer for about eight
years He had lived on the farm on which
he died since lie was six weeks Old part
Of the time being spent in the original
small house which his grandfather built.
Mr. Palmer was Il man of sterling worth.
quiet disposition, sound judgment and a
great thinker and will he greatly missed
as a citizen of this towr. Funeral services
were held at his late home Saturday
afternoon at one o'clock. the Rev. II. a.
Able of Stowe officiating.
s. W. Vancor brought in buck Friday
night. This makes three deer that have
been killed by Morrisvile men.
Peter Grcenough and Julia \. Mead
both of fillmore. We're married here by
the Rev. =. A. Smith. October 81.
) Clay Allen has engaged with Or. George
Bates az driver.
Miss Adde j. West started Tuesday
evening for Nassau Iowa. where she will
make an extended visit.
G. II. Styles went to burlington Tues
day night, where he was Joined by
two companions, who will go with him
to San Francisco, Cal.
Miss Prue Boycc, who has been a
guest at tho home of Dr. and Mrs. A.
A. MnOtt, returned to her home In John
son Tuesday evening.
Mrs. $. NJ. Greene. who has visited
her daughter Mrs. Alice Reed, for sew
cral days, returned to her home in
Nashua. \. H.. Wednesday,
Mrs, T., +, Mudgett of Cambridge, who
has visited her daughter. Mrs A. Beebc
for the past month"; returned to her home
Wednesday
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. ". Peck We're in VOL
colt Wednesday to attend the wedding of
Miss Gertrude Fife and DR., A. ]. Valleau
Miss Madgc Paul. who has spent the
summer in Randolph, n. H., arrived
home Tuesday evening.
w. NJ. Pike. who has position as
chauffeur in Boston. arrived here Tues
day evening for an extended visit.
Mrs, George w. Newland was called &c
Johnson Wednesday by the Illness of hei
mother, Mrs OrsOn Jacobs
Mrs. T.. G. Wilson and Mrs. G. f.
Earle went to New York Wednesday fol
ten days stay.
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CRAFTsPURY.

G.. n. Ainswnrth of Belvidero has pur-
chased the res dencc OF Mrs. ]. r. Urie.
pa wing s2,010-M James Anderson went
to Barton the first of the week for a
few days Visii with her brother, L. G.
Harriman.--Mrs. j. T. Uric has rented
the tenement IN J. n. Patterson's house.
$. r. Iothc has rented his farm ia
Ralph Dunn. lie Will give possession
November Fired silver went to Bos-
ton last Monday. where he has employ
mcnt for the winter.-A new daughter
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
+. W. Steers last Monday.-Mr. and Mrs
o. 4. Cutting from Lebanon. y. H., have
been guests OF Mrs T.. y. Nelson, their
sister the past weok,-Mr. and Mrs. II,
W. Bishop arrived home last Saturday
night after spending two weeks in Bos-
ton and vicnity.--leata Stratton is home
from Goddard for . few days rest.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Haskell,
have been visiting in ST. JohnsburY
expected to return this week.-Dr. I
Widber, formerly located in this y
has moved from Montpelier 10 +
Junction. where he intends to opei
Office. The cottage prayer meeting
be held Thursday evening, at the
of Satira Sabin.-Nalma Wilbur wa
home from Hardwick over Sunday
II. Wells family came up from L
last Saturday in their automobile,
Lucinda Farnsworth returned with t
w. NJ. Strong has accepted pos
in the office of the Burlington
Press The Ladies Aid gave hal
support a the vestry Wednesday c
ing.-Several old soldiers from this |
attended the funeral and burial Sc
of their late comrade, Orlando Leo,
which took place at his late home
Calais last Friday.
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

The annual coon nunt in the Green's
bOro woods was held Friday night, and
under the leadership OF Edmund NJ Taft
and his two dogs 16 Of the towns bust
ness men trekl,od the woods in the small
hours of the night and were rewarded
for their arduous efforts by bagging two
coons. One OF them weighed 23i2 pounds.
j. Rolf Searlcs has been In West Dan
Vile the past three days looking up evil
denco connected with the alleged muir
der of Edward Manning at the farm of
Joseph Labree the first of last week.
Mr.. Searles is representing the State in
the absence of States Attorney Hin.
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ORANGE COUNTY
BRAINTREE.

Mrs. Lucinda Scott and her sister. Mrs.
Roana Nelson. We're in Montpelier the first
or the week.-Iiubert Archer of Burlington
was IN town last week 10 visit his brother
ara ENJOY the open deer season.-C. j.
BASS accompanied his son-in-law to his
nome in Windsor the last OF the week,
where he will spend II week with his
daughter-Mrs, Bidwell Ferry of Brook
held was In Braintrec one day last week
10 VISIT her sister Mrs. Manora Hutchn-
SON whose health is very poor.-ieorge
Mudsett, who with his family went West
ABOUT a year ago. returned to his native
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The funeral was held at the w. NJ. Church
Sunday afternoon. the Rev. w. Wilson Of
fciating. The interment was in Forest
dale.-Mr. and Mrs. william Ladam
Mrs. Rose Elliott and Mr.
Mrs James Pigram have return
ed from ten days trip to Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Baker are whiting
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Avery Mt Ferrsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Churchill attended tho
wedding of their son, Leo at Concord. n
H.. this week.-The Woman's Auxiliary
met with Mrs. A. c. Capen Wednesday
afternoon
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Taylor and Wesley spent
last week in Montpelier.-M Emma
Edwards has gone to her home in Jones'
Vile. Mrs. II. f.. Prchard and her moth
or, Mrs. Paine. OF Easthampton, Mas
sachussetts were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. b. W. Prichard Saturday.-San-
ford Hooker of Dartmouth college has
been at home for few days,-The bag
sale for the benefit of the library was
held Wednesday evening at the IL
brary.-The Rev, Henry Kilburn is to
give a lecture on his recent travels in
Italy Friday evening November in
village hall.-Miss Elsie Thurston COM
menced work in the store OF j. T.. Hunt
Monday.-Mrs. II. w. Lowd of Bellows
Falls has been in town for Il few days
Tho hodV 80 uarr" niokaW uho di-1
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LOWELL.

Harry Crafts of Fairfax was in town
last week.-Mr and Mrs. Amos Dcblas
visited relatives in Mansonville. p. O.
the drst OF this weck.--Andrew Cello
has moved from Eimore and taken pos
session Of his farm.-Nahlon and Ted
Farman were in Reehe Plains Wednes-
day attending the wedding of theii
cousin. Harold Farman, to Miss
Agnes Tarris.--Mrs. Sara Bridges
has barEaincd her farm to parties from
nada.-Mr Mead Of bakersfield is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Laura
Prown.-Warren crafts OF Piermont
y. II. is in town 90. H. Newton has
rented his farm to his son-in-l law, r.
T. Field for one year-Mrs. ". w
Ward was in burlington last week to
consult Il specialist for throat trouble
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SOUTH ALBURCH.

A daughter was born recently to MIR
and Mrs. Hayes Martin.--B. II. Bohan-
non spent the hunting season with
his parents at Botor.--W. Il. Deuel.
has put in n line of groceries at his
homc.-Danford Eddy is closing out
his business here and will soon join
Mrs. Eddy in Bristol, r. I.---Sydney
Hutchins, Jr.. is slowly gaining from
an attack of innammatory rheumatism
Lieutenant Governor Prouty Will be
in attendance at the teachers meeting
at Alburgh Center November IL and IL
and will give a lecture Friday even
FMS November 16.--Mrs Marguerite O'Neil
is COnValcscinE.
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WORCESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Benson
Excelsior Springs. Mo. visited in
one day last week. Mr. Benson is q
of Alonzo P. Benson of Kansas
Mo, a former well-known citizen Of
town.-The home of Joseph Kirby, kr
as the Almon Holmes place, on
Eagle Ledge road was destroyed
fire Saturday night.-James Gibbs,
has worked FOR Mr. Bottom on the m
tain for several years. but who spent
summer IN the White Mountains, ret
ed TO town on ntamir
Reed. one of the oldest best known
most highly respected citizen OF Wo'
ter died at his home on the Eli
road on Saturday after a short I'LL
aged 81 years. He is survived by
sisters. Miss Eta and Miss Jane,
kept house for him. Mr.. Reed n
ma FRIED and lived where he died &c
years, honored and respected by all
knew him.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Keller of Burling-
ton spent Sunday in town.-Miss Mar
garet Conlln OF Winooski spent Sunday
at James Dougherty's Young
went last week to the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.--'rhe following
is the statement OF South Hero creamery
for September: Whole number pounds
milk 3s6.3od whole number pounds cream
1855; whole number pounds butter 20515
gross receipts s55o336 net receipts s4-
as679; average price for per cent milk
Slo5. butter fat 2S cents
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ALBURGH CENTER.

Or. J. s. Goodfellow is spending a few
days in Montpelier. the guest of Senator
J. s. King. Mrs. Elsie Hutclins of Isle La
Motto was In town Sunday.-The members
OF the Ladies' Aid society served sup
per in the basement OF the Methodist
church Wednesday evening. -Mrs. Good
fellow and Miss Ethelyn Rockwell spen,
Saturday in St. Albans.--Georgc
Hemirway Is confined to the house by
rheumatism.-P. j. Jameson has be-
gun repairs on his new home.--C. F
Carnenter WAS In ST. Adams Monday.
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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

David S. Harvey has gone to New
York.-Mrs. Maria r. Adams has return
ed TO St. Albans.--Mr. and Mrs. Jed p.
Ladd will move to Burlington this week
They will reside with Mrs. Rodney
Hathaway on Pine street.-H. l.. Rey-
nods of ST. Adams was in town on busi-
ness one day this week Silas Cheese
man is spending a week at his home
Frank Town and Mr.. Sturtevant Of Swan
ton were in town the 3tst on business
Mrs Beardsley and Mrs. Patten have re-
turned from a visit with friends In Bur
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Harriet Willard is spending a
weeks at his old home.-The Rev.
Mcintyre breaches at the East VII
next Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. F'c
Perkins have returned to their HON
Providence, r. I.-Mr. and Mrs. Ar
Wilson Of Springfield, Mass, have
visiting relatives in this vicinity.--A
Green has purchased the Felt place
the Center also 81 acres of land Of |
Strong.-The concert and chckei
them 81.
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ROXBURY.

NJ. Sowles expects to move his fam
to Mortified this week.-D. b. How
Master Wayne and Master Robert s.
born of Mortified visited Mrs. E.
Stanton Sunday.-B. F. Dumas shot
fine deer last Friday.-J. w. Howe
Miss Mertie were in Mortified recen|
DIR. W. J. Howard spent Sunday ia II
linEton.-Mrs II. Y. Worcester was on
sick list last week.-W. a. Averill
in Mortified Friday. The c. r. topic
next Sunday evening Is Communion v
Christ. The leader, Miss Esther ELI
Miss Beatrice Spalding of Mortified sd
Sunday with Miss Reba Ford.-Miss NJ
Brown, Mrs. NJ. Sowlos and Miss NJ
cline. Mrs. @. A. Tilden and Mrs il
Stanton and Miss Jessie were at
Webb's In East Granville Saturday.-N
G.. A. Tiden and Master Fred were|
Montpelier Friday.-Mrs. Annie SpalC1
of Bradford was the guest of Mr..
Mrs. w. ]. Carpenter last weekly
W. J. Carpenter was in ST. Adams Sund
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STOWE.

c. C. Robinson has sold a pasture and
timber lot in Nebraska to A. A. Pike
Owing to inability to understand a tele-
phone message correctly the Free Press
in giving an account of the Bouchard-
Swift wedding said the bride received n
check 500. 1t should have beenSlOO. The
name of the clergyman who assisted
in the ceremony was Josiah l.. Seward,
ID. D., of Keene, n. H.
Allen Royce died very suddenly ut his
phome on West Hin on Sunday morning.
[ykIa ha6 haGn in feebls baaith Zoo soma
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PLAINFIELD.

Miss Iona Fits. teacher in the pr
airy department, is quite i'll and obi,
to give up her school for the remain
Of the term, Mrs. J. p. Chase finish
for her.-About SO couples attended
dance at hotel hall last Tuesday mig
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kent and dau
ter Marjorie, of Montpelier were att
l.. Martins part Of last week Miss ID
Fits went to her home in Nershire
Tuesday.-Miss Mabel Kent of the Spall
ing school. Barre. spent Saturday 4
Sunday in town.-Miss Justina Kent
gone to Calais for few days.
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rAySTCN.

Plyna ]. Dana has gone TO Cub;
reside the coming winter.-The deer
son is over and the successful hui
SO far as heard from are Leon Hari
ton. and JONES Somerville.-Micc i
Smith is at work in Mrs. Alice Josl
millinery store four days in the week
the season.-Therc was social d
in the town hall last Friday evening
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. L. c. Berry returned last
nesday from a few weeks visit at
sons, c. j, Berry, in Montpelier
Variety Show" given by the W
field high school dramatic club,
Friday evening was very success
carried out. and was very pie.
entertainment. There was very
CONTINUED on 12th paEe.p
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n. w. ALLEN II CO.

towrI last week.-Some reckless deer hun
ter mistook a cow belonging to William
Butten for n deer Mr.. Butten missed tho
COW at night and began searching. After
looking for two days he gave it up. Fri
day as some hunters were returning home
they found the dead COW on the bank of
the river She had been shot and fallen
with her head under water.-Mr. and Mrs
A. S. Miner went Monday to their new
hnfle In w ellir,ufcIr1
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BELVIDERE.

Sgnor Patterson and wife are the
happy parents of n little son.--iIomer
Holmes and Burr Russell both shot
deer Saturday afternoon.-I7red Wood is
moving to the Center and s. Patterson
into the Ira Whittemore house.
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at Bar Harbor. Mich, last week of ty-
phod fever, was brought home Mon
day. the funeral being held Monday
afternoon. Mr.. Dickey leaves an aged
grandmother. Mrs. Asa Dickey, and one
brother, Fred.--NIr. and Mrs. J. b.
Pickett were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. VI. Taylor at Montpelier ladies' week.
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FORESTDALE.

Theodore Wllett has purchased Edward
Birds house. Mr.. Bird has moved to Hor-
Wctmore has moved
into the house vacated by Mr.. Willett.--
Lafayette Derby died Friday, October e.
after lingering illness with consumption
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. George Mitchell of Lowell is vi
sting her mother, Mrs, Ann Leach
Burt Stockwell of Barre visited his
brother, A, d, Stockwell. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Bragg were al
home from Johnson over Sunday.-Mrs
II. y. HIN spent several days with her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. II, NJ, Miller, at Cam
bridge Junction last weck-Luther
t~""L - II -.ha~a
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NORTH TROY.

John Carlos Elliott and Minnie Hib-
bard, both of Mansouvlle. p c., were
united in marriage Tuesday at the Con-
greEational parsonage, by Rev. James
Ramage.
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JEFFERSoNvILLE

The f1rst snowstorm of the season oc-
cured October 29.--Mrs. +. r. Smith,
wife of Representative Smith, and
daughter, Dorothy, who spent several
days in Montpelier the past week, re-
turned home Friday evening. accom-
panied by Mr. Smith.-Mrs. Allen Coulo
and daughter from Fairfield were re-
Gently the guests of her sister, Mrs. +.
l.. Start.-Mrs. Laura Raymore Of
Cambridge spent the past week with
Mrs. A. J. Thomas. --William Wheeler
of Essex Junction spent the past week
with Martin Powell and other relatives
in this Northumberland Sargent. who
has carried on the Oslcy farm for the
nast two years, has moved to the notch
and has employment with L. s. Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Waterman and
friend of Burlington spent several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holmes