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CHARLOTTE.

Duane T.. Madison of New York city is
passing his vacation at Bay View, the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. +. X. Converse, -
James Toner is staying at Mrs. Louise
Toncr's.-Guy Molison has taken II lum-
her contract in Huntington and LETT for
there last Monday with gang of men
ana tcalns.-Mrs. George r. simpson Of
North Adams, Mass, is visiting her
brother aud sister, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Is.
Converse. Joseph Bora, Jr has taken
Mrs. NJ, j. Alexander's place for the com
ing season.
Ira Burroughs has rented the W. n.
Newll farm and stock for one year from
March ] next.-Sevcral from here attend
ed the recent district meeting OF the East
ern Star in Richford.-F. II. Horsford
has returned from his trip to North Caro-
lina.-louis Pouin is tn occupy !. Il.
Mollison's house for a ycar-Joseph Mar
tin has sold his house to Lewis Sturgeon
James Toner is able 10 he out again.-A
large number attended the John ~.
Thorp auction. Things brought iair prices
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HAPCWICK

The Baptist Sunday school gave a very
interesting concert at the BAPTIST Church
sunday evening. \ programme consist
ing of reCitations and songs was well
carried out by the young pcope.-W. w
Marshall has bought of !. i. Titus his
lot on Main street upon which his bust
ness block was burned about two years
ago. Mr.. Marshall intends to erect in
tho spring a large brick business block
The Epworth League held II very on
ioyablc social in the Methodist Church
parlors Friday evening. \ number of
young people were i'm Attendance. After
u literary programme n social time WAS
enjoyed by all.-'rhe NciGhbor club WAS
very pleasantly entertained Friday even
Ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
McLoud on Church Stroct.--Miss Mary
i. Wakefield has Eono To Mcridon, Conn.
to remain some tm".--'fhc funeral of
o. t.. johnson. who has been i'll for
several years suffering from "A cancer.
was held from his late home Saturday
morning at eleven o'clock. Mr.. Johnson
was Il veteran of the civil War He is
survived 10y his wife and two StcpsOns.
The body was taken to Albany for I'M
tcrmcnt.-Mrs. Thomson, who has run
Il restaurant IN the Kimball block. has
moved into the Gallagher house ON
Spring strcct-t.piscopa services were
held in Academy hall yesterday morning
ana cvcning.-B. r. Smalley has gone
to Maine. having been called there by
the illness of rclatiVes-Thc installation
ceremonies of Caspian Lake Lodge oc-
cured Thursday evening. y large num-
bpr of AIaSOnS and their wives wore
present.
Mrs, Wells. wife of the Roy. T.. =,
Wells. died at the home of her son. Er-
nest. on Wolcott street, Sunday evening
ut eleven o'clock. Mrs. Wells had been
in poor health for a long time and her
death was not unexpected. Mrs. Wells
WAS &c years of age and when her health
permitted was Il very active woman She
leaves Il husband and two sons, Ernest,
With whom Mr.. and Mrs. Wells resided,
and Edward, who formerly lived in
town.-Mr an Mrs. Rowell have
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The case of W. W. Smith VS.. j. II. May,
Il book account case, was tried in Law
Yer Allen Martins office Friday The
verdict was S1.7l for the plaintiff Law
yer Martin appeared for the plaintiff and
NJ. G. Leary of Burlington for the uefend-
ant. The jury were +, T.. Bowman j. w.
Bailey, II. w. Ring, r. j. Parker, Charles
Teachout and s. ID. Teachout.
During the absence of the Rev. j. T.. T.
Pouliot, who sailed from New York Sat
urday for cruise to the West Indies
the Rev. Father Parizo of Winooski will
have charge of the church of the Holy
Family. Sick calls from parshioners in
Essex Center and vicinity should be sent
to the Rev. Father Therrin at Cndorhil
Center.
A team from George Willey's livery
stable and driven by Mr.. Wiley. took a
party of two ladies and two sirl, to
Jericho Saturday evening When near the
home of James Farrell at Jericho cor
| ncrs, at about seven o'clock, Mr.. VIII
| ley's team was run into by a single team
| driven, it is supposed by IIarty lIaulcy
| of that place. one of the shafts of the
wagon struck one OF the horses of the
| livery team and penetrated the neck
| of the animal some distance and broke
| Off. The horse fell hut was finally rot
| into Il barn. Mr.. Wiley stated Mon
| day that he did not know whether tho
animal could he saved but had hupcs
| that it could lac. Th" horse was one II
| his handsome gray pair and one OF his
| most valuable animals. The driver OF
the other team hurried away as fast a,
possible after tho accident happened.
Trafford. the young son Of Mr. ana
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. ", Q. ChamberlIn OF Richmond
visited friends in town the last of the
week-At the donation for the benefit OF
W. \. hathaway s25 was received clear
Of eXpenscs-Mrs. Miranda Swift of
Siarksboro is visiting relatives and
friends in town,-Sewell Sargent visited
his parents at Lincoln over sunday
Royal Lattrcll has moved into the house
with his son Edward.-F'rank Tart and
John Smitfi were visitors at Burlington
Monday.-Mrs. ]. T.. Andrews and son
Clarence were the guests of her sister.
Mrs. p, Is. Wilson. at Bristol the last Of
the week.--Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Baglsy
visited friends at Lincoln over Sunday.
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JERICHO.

Mamie White was home from business
college over Sunday.-NIrs. Hulburd and
son, Lloyd, were in Burlington Friday
Miss Julia Carroll IS at home. She has
finished her work at Essex Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.. Percival were in
burlington Monday.--IIomer Ring, son of
Homer Ring. died Sunday night Of
Erights diseasc.--F. g. Howe and family
are moving to South Union street Bur-
lington.
T. +. Pcrcival was in Burlington Tues
day.-B. S. Martin is in Grand Isle this
week.. 1Icbcr. of Wiliston came
Tuesday morning with his three little
daughters to he entertained by their aunt,
Mrs. II. iicbert, Mrs. j. IIcbert's mother
being at the point of death in Burlington
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HINESBURGH.

4 son was born to MIR and Nj. Auscl
II. Palmer January "
sunday morning as Mrs. Daniel Patrick
and daughter, Anna. wore coming to
church, the side strap of the harness
broke letting the wagon on the horse 8
heels. The horse ran down the hill
through Mechancsvillc. into the ward
a the Dow place striking post throw
ing both occupants Of the wagon ont.
Mrs. Patrick striking on her forehead
rendering her Unconscious for a long
time and she was badly bruised but no
bones were broken. a doctor was has
tily summoned and attended to Mrs Pat
rick and at this writing she is a COM
Portable as could be expected. Miss An
ma escaped without being injured MIR
and Frank Andrews went to Bur-
lington Monday for short visit with
relatives. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Murphy
of Burlington are visiting a II. NJ. Hulls.
Mrs. e. b. Lucia is ill.-Mrs. Rufus
Patrick has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Miss liidder OF Enos-
burCh is tho guest of her sister Mrs.
William Sanctuary.-Mrs Guy Tobey is
in Rchford to attend the third annual
Eastern Star convocation OF the eighth
district Frank Dow has rented his farm
to Truman Burritt Mr.. Dow will engage
in the meat business with George Love
lard.-Thc "Y's" will meet with Mrs
+. j. Harris Thursday afternoon at 2:30I
oclock.-'rhere will be a church meeting
of tho Baptist society Saturday after
noon, February deacon IT, A. Bcecherl
is again confined to the house by illness
Henry Goodrow has become mercha n u
and has bought the goods and will conf
duct the store at Monkton Ridge recently!
occupied by Mr. Tracy. His many fricnds|
! in this town wish him success.--I.astl
| Tuesday a great many farmers plowed|
all day. Horse radsh and parsnips could
| be easily dug in gardens. Some treesI
were tapped ana some fine maple syrunI
was madc.--A. T. ClouGh saw 4 larseI
2}.-Durng the icy spell Miss Helen We'll
! Ter met loaded team on the MarshI
| hill. Her horse was smooth-shod and liz
turning out slipped and went over tha
Tho horse slid under the guard which,
stopped tho carriage and breaking loose
went to the bottom without injury.
Neither Miss Weller or Mrs. Collamer,
who was with her. was injured.-Dr. Ed-I
win II. Hackett of Massepa Springs, n.
Y, visited at Fred S. Coleman's lastI
week. He graduated from the medical
department of the L. V. NJ. in the class
of 81.
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MILTON BORO.

Miss Alma Osgood returned from Essex
Saturday where she passed a week.
Charles Cameron has shipped his house,
hold goods to Manchester n. H., where
he has secured employment and will
move this week with his famly.--Frank
Goodwin has moved in tho house vacated
by Cameron and will carry on the farm
of l.. W. Wood.-Roy Howard has the
measles DIR. Coburn quarantined the
house Wednesday. DIR. Brennan of
Georgia is in attendancc.-M and Mrs
A. G.. Fay We're at j. T.. Films Tuesday
Miss Winnie Carpenter OF Sopertown
school was the guest of Mrs Roy How
ard Saturday and Sunday.--John Stanley
and daughter attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Hannah I<rans Smith at her late
home Monday.-Charles Bullock is ini-
proving .-Eoats were sailing between
Savage island and Camp Rich Friday.
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MILTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Diana Smith Rerk.
Icy was held from the Episcopal Churc.
on Sunday at p. m, the Rev. Mr. Wat
kinS of St. Adams officiating. There wer,
many beautiful flowers which were Gvci
by the ladies of the church of which sh,
was a member. Tho intcrment was in tho
village cemetery beside her husband. Mrs
Berkley had been in the millinery bust
ness for many years and was known
h. a large circle Of friends and acquaint.
anccS. Among those who were prcScn
from ont of town were her sister, Mrs
Fogg, of North Alstcad, y. H.. Mrs. MARI
Austin of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. Or.
ton of Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grow
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Irish, Mr. and MI
Hing and others from Wcstford. --Fraul|
Benham of the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology is home for weeks Va.
cation.-Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Skeels spent
Sunday in Highgdte. Edward Rcgnicr is|
i'll with the measlcs,-Mr. and Mrs
George Peltier have returned from a visit
to their daughter in Farnham. 2. O.
Amitice Camp, No. sos, NJ. w. A., IN
tiated three new members into thci.'
camp at their regular meeting last Fri
day eVcning.--Miss Frances Peaso o:
Swanton is visiting Miss Bertha Hewcy.
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CHlTTBNDEN COUNTY
HUNTINGDON.

Is. c. Martin left town Monday FOR
kalamazoo. Mich, to join his wife, who is
visiting her parents therc.-Jamcs Mahan
entertained the Farmers club meeting
Friday.--Rogcr Latrell has vacated w. j.
Rings tenement housc.Miss Perrin OF
Essex has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
William Martin the past few days. The
Thursday evening prayer meeting will he
held at G.. r. Sherman's.-Mrs Sarah Far
go has not returned from Maine as was
enormously stated.--Cards arc out an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss Alma
Mabel Carpenter to Weaver II. Taft to
take place Thursday evening, February
90, at the Baptist Church.
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ST. GEORGE.

o. W. Isham and wife returned to
Burlington Monday morning after
spending a week with relatives In this
town.-Miss Sada Weed of IIinesburgh
was the guest OF Mrs. II. ii. Tillcy
Monday afteruoou,--A little girl of
Fred Davis. who lives on tho Harris
farm, was taken sick in school one day
last week with diphthcria. The school
has been closed and the house thor
oughly fumigatcd Pen sion Attorney
II. H. Tilley has just obtained n pen
sion of sl2 per month with back pay
from July %, 1905, for Margaret Blinn
of Essex, widow of Comradc II. G.
Blinn of the LIST Vermont cavalry.
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especially live stock.-Charlcs NJ. BynG-
ton gave IL resume of the recent mission
AIRY meeting in Burlington at Inc sunday
evening service in the vcstry.-The La
dies Aid received about SO at the recent
hash experimentation have been is
sued for dance and oyster supper in
Library hall, February 2, to be given by
the Order of the Eastern Star.-Mrs. W.
II. Mcneil has been confined to the house
by sickness for several days.-Mrs. Mar
tincou and family will soon move to Fair
Haven.
We can boot YOU and shoe you clothe
you and feed you, also cut your nair and
shave you. For in addition to our regular
line of dry goods and groceries We have
added meat department and barber
shop. Come and see us and be convinced
that our goods are the best Value ever
offered for the money. Rodcric w. Emo,
Mt the store formerly occupied by G. T.
Prindc & Sons. H.wed&fr&w
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SHELBURNE.

The farm barn of Arthur 1sham OF East
Shelburne was totally destroyed by fire
Wednesday, Jan. a. caused by the over
turning of n lantern. The stock was
saved. but all the hay was lost.
A very pretty church wedding was sol
enmizod in St. GATHERINGS Church We'd
ncsday. Jan. q at eight o'clock when
Miss Ida Lavallco became the bride OF
Lewis Collette, the Rev. Father Campeau
officiating The bride was becomingly at
tired in red and was attended by Miss
Ida Shcrbineau with Walter Nalyou as
best man. After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j.
Chauvin. with whom the bride has lived
since Il child.
Joseph Bcauchmin who recently sold
his house, will move his family to Mas
sachusetts. whore he has n good posi-
ton as gardener
w. \. Weed received word Monday
of the death ul Mrs. Mary ID. Weed of
San Diego, Cal, widow OF the late T.. \.
Weed. Sunday. January 2s Her husband,
Judge +. \. Weed, died about one month
sincc.-Charlcs A. Derby of Nara, Cal.
died January -. He was a former resi-
dent of Shelburnc. At the time of his
death he was one of the wealthicst mon
in Nafa and a stakeholder in scvcra
large financial institutions.-Thc Hon.
Mason Stone, state superintendent of
education, gave a very interesting and
Instructive lecture on China to n large
company in the Methodist Church Mon
day cvening.--Ilenry I. Goodscll has NOV
ed his family into the house with Mrs.
+. a. Pcot.--Mason Stone held n con-
ference with the teacher of the town
Monday afternoon in the nigh school
huilding.-About - of the officers and
members Of Champaign Chapter. No. 50,
Q + g, went ii Rithford Tuesday to
attend the district meeting ut that place.
Fire broke out in the grass along the
railroad track near the station in this viii
lage ana also near the Fletcher farm
Tuesday night but both We're eXtnEuished
before any damage was done.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Henry Gilett has been ill-Miss Ger
trudo Norton has been III Barre visiting
relatives.-Mrs. G. W. Palmer is inds-
Tyler, who has been
seriously i'll, is convalescing.-Char
Oliver has returned from Barre.-Mss
Georgia Goodrich has been in town re-
cently.--l'. Il. Gillctt was in s.. Adams
Friday. Charles Tyler Of burlington is
tho guest of his sister Mrs. Clayton
Fuller.-Miss Lucy Church of Jericho
visited at Wesley Church's recoutly.-Mr.
Edwards has returned from Bradford. -
George Mooney of Mortified was in town
Sumday.-Mrs. Albert Crandall is able to
be out.-Mrs. Cassie Bemis IS better.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from FIRST rngc)

l\crrior and husband. who were here from
Rutland drove to Nergennes and took
the sleeper for Burlington. Mr.. Allen
lived only short time after their ar
rival.
Elisha Follansbee and bride were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aldace Jackman over
SundaN,-There was Il consultation of
doctors in the case Of Mrs. Picott OF
South Lincoln Sunday.-Mrs. Melissa
J1ckman is among the siCk.-Mrs. 5. NJ.
Lee received news of the death of her
sister, Mrs Dorliska Barrett. which took
place at her home in Bilerica, Mass,
Tuesday morning
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ESSEX.

Mrs. 4. +. Farnsworth. who has been
i'll for several days. is reported as gain :
ing.-Miss Bernice kinsIey has return
ed to her home in Fletcher after being
the guest of her sister. Mrs. DIR. Ladd,
for "A few days.-Mrs. Nellie Bugbee of
Colchester is visiting relatives in town
Arthur Goodrich, who for the past
four or five years has carried on the
Tracy farm, has purchased the George
Newton farm and will shortly move
thcre,-There are several cases Of
measles in town-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety met with Mrs. f. Whiten last
Friday afternoon. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs H. W.
Ayres, the date to be announced later.
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See What Your NeighbOTs Say.
Burlington, VT, Jan. 5. 1906.

Burlington, VT, Jan 5, 1906.
Ryno File Cure:
conference.-the is to certify that !
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form for about two years. | tried several
Doctors but received no hclp. At times
I had to leave my work and take the
bed. Having heard of this wonderful
Ryno Pile cure ] determined TO try it,
with the result that followed After n
few applications | began to feel u
great relief and when / had finished us
ing one box ] was completely cured. IT
was about seven years ago that ] was
cured and I have not been troubled
since. Gratefully yours.
FRED BENOIT,
Bissell ST., Burlington, VT.
For Sale by all Druggist or by mail 50
cents per box Ryno Pile Cure S Church
street, Burlington, VT
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WCSTTORD.

George Munson Is moving to tho house
which he recently purchased Of Mrs
lockwood. Frank Macia has rented the
house vacated by George MUuson.--Mr.
and Mrs. Ray T. Grow were in Milton
Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Bcrl;loy.-Mrs Marietta lockwood has
been in town for a few days.-The band
will give a play entitled, coax Farm in
tho town hall on the evenings Of Febru-
"a q
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COLCHESTER.

Milo Newton has sold his farm to II. T..
Thompson and he expects to move there
the first of March.-Mrs. Nellie Bugbee
has gone to Essex Centrc.-rhe i\inS' 8
Daughters will meet Friday afternoon at
Mrs. parmclcc's.-Mrs. Charles Nc Bride
of Essex was in town Sunday.-Mis Ar
thur Hin visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Manley, rccenty.-Miss Harriet
Mcbride. who was i'll and unable to teach
last Friday, is better and in school again
this week.
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moved into their new house on Maple
strcct.--Mr. Vail has rented the Kent
house on Church street and he will move
his family there soon.--The annual meet
ing of the First Spiritual and Liberal
Union was held at the home of Mrs. S.
V. V. Booth Saturday aftcrnoon.--The
IIardwick Dramatic club will present the
drama an the Tolls" at the opera house
Friday evening. short time ago the
club presented the drama very success
fully at Albany
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Poultry Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food. If It
IS not for sale in your village, write the
manufactures, c. S. Page, Hyde Park,
VT, for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk, as the food is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction in every case,
and any not sold may he returned. 1t
is an article of genuine merit, and can
be conscientiOusly commended to poul-
trymen.
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BOLTON.

g. S. Brush and George Thompson are
on the sick list.-Dr. Brush of Cambridge
arrived in town last Monday to visit his
son.--Mr. and Mrs. Dick Alger. who have
been working for c. S. Brush, are taking
a, vacation. -tsfiie Thompson. who came
home from the underwear factory at
Richmond last Friday, mad her eyes eN-
amined and treated Saturday by DR.. Bid
well from Waterbury and returned to
her work Sunday night
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months,
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CH1TTENDEN COUNTY FARM

100 minu'cs drive from the city, 125
acre farm, good buildings, pleasant
neighborhood, 1la miles from church
and stores, 10 cows, all farming tools,
25 acres wood and timber. Only $2,1O0
on easy terms. VIII trade for city
property.
Another Chittendcn County farm,
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fair buildings, 40 acres wood and tim
Der, is cows, team. FOOLS and fodder.
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Send 10c for 500 farm catalogue and
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The Reynolds Real Estate Go.
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WEST MILTON.

G. T.. Osgood went TO Pctershnm, Mass,
Friday and expected to return Wednes-
daN'-Goorge MARVEL is at work for Mr..
Ellis ana expects to help him in the
creamery the coming season.
c. i. Osgood and daughter Charlotte r,-
turned from Pctersham, Mass, Monday
night.-Mr. Lincoln is still growing weak
err. Julia Blake is assisting Mrs. Lincoln
about her work.--Iulu Lincoln has rctrun-
cd to her home in Jericho.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Carl Brown passed n few days in Nor
risvile rccently.-Clydia Russell, VINO has
been i'll with a sore throat, is somewhat
bcttcr.-Jamos l;ldred is passing Il few
days with his brother Cute.--IT. *.
DEMO and W. \. Woodward attended the
agricultural meeting at Enosburgh Falls
Tuesday.
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.4RlSr MILL for sale in fine railroad
town. doing large business, and shows
a net profit Of nearly $500 per year.
Good water power buildings are in
comfortable condition. For fun particu-
lars. inquire OF the II. y. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Rooms 50. Gordon
block. Barrc. Vt 4f.10t&wlt