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GEORGIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Decker We're in St
bans last week.-School in district
l3 commenced its winter term the
with Mrs. Dee as teacher-Mr. and
f. O Shattuck of Burlington wer
her fathers last week-I. II. s.
banks was in St. Adams the 19tl
business.
The regular meeting of Banner Cir
occurs on Friday evening of this
with Christmas programme. Every
will bring an inexpensive gift for
grab bag. members attended
meeting of the State Grange at Bur
ton last week, Mr.. Sunderland. l..
Post Walter Ballard, Mrs. Ellen X.
lard and Mrs. Mary Bankin.-F'red
lard. Horace Caswell. William and )
Rankin and Mr.. and Mrs Pike attic
the funeral of Mrs. BETSY Roger
WcstfOrd on Monday of this week
lei Ballard is suffering from a -
cold.-'Miss Macombcr was obliged
close her school last week on accoui
illness.-Miss Maggie Shepard is i
ing house for Henry Rankin in the
sence Of Mrs. Flye, wh0 was called 3
by illness Of friends NJ. Rankir
quite feeble.-Mrs. John Gull is recC
ing from her illness.-Several from
are attending the rehearsals OF the cl
union at St. Adams.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

f. $. Lunt has resigned his position in
A. B. Yardaws store. where he mas
been for several years and will finish
work there Saturday night. He with
his family, goes soon to Flint Mich.
where he takes a position with the Buick
Motor company.
David Haseiton went Monday night ia
Flint. Mich, where he is to take n posi-
ton with the Buick Motor company.
At the annual meeting OF the Essex In
dustral corporation held in Allen Mar
tins office Tuesday evening the following
officers We're elected President, Homel
L. Wright; treasurer, George w. Allen;
clerk, Allen Martin; trustees, II. f.
Wright, o. S. Nichols, the Rev. j. b.
W. Allen.
Following Is the programme for the
Christmas exercises to be given by the
first and second primary grades at the
primary school building Friday afternoon
ut 1:3o o'clock: Song, Merry Christ
mas" 1st and End primary; welcome
school: exercise, Christmas" nine
children; song, Christmas Day" md
primary; exercises, STORY of the Christ
Child" 2nd primary; song; The Babe
Of Bethlehem: RECITATION, Dorot ny
Grow; recitation, Harley Drury; song LIST
primary; candle and brownie exercises,
five girls and six boys; recitation, Flor
ence Mcbride; recitation. Margaret Coy
cite; song, 1st and End primary; reel
tation. Helen Peck; recitation, Paul
Raine; song, list primary recital ion,
Gladys Gilbert; recitation, Raymond
Huntley; song. "Santa's Helpers" ei.yht
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RICHMOND.

$780, 49,
Miss Zoe Towers has returned from a.
short stay with friends in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. George Champarn. ~
North Duxhury were recently the guests
of relatives in town.-Miss Beatrice POST.
vic,, has ro,urned o. ts,r,;,,ton ,,,or -
short stay at her home here.-A memorial
service was held al the Conversational
Church Sunday. Decemht- 49, for the 10, n
Rev. Theodore JY7,.s Holnos-Mrs
Sarah Russell Of rur,inrton was q vis,,o,.
in town Yesterday
Miss Roatrica Uostuicl of Rvr,i,o.o,
was the guest nj ber nathan Nc
Charles Rostv,i,,, o,.or surdovC
Rrevster NJ ool,1,ra ,ros IN TOWN. eo.,,m
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"a'e, ours '-'nrS' Mary burke mas re-
u'"eu i'oN' burnhs'on W"ere she mas
deem 'ie guest or frlehos TOT MIS- Alien
NHsht Vi burlington was 'he guest or
-nrs, w, o. walker Saturuay'-hoy HANKS
Oh burlington was the guest OF ms par
eh's, MI ana Mrs. D. D. HANKS over
sunday
me FUNERAL of Mrs. Nancy Bates was
nelo AZ the residence o: ner son, NJ. VI.
Bates the 10Th instant, tho Rev, E. p.
treat oHlc!atinR The bearers We're the
sons OF Mrs, Bates The children vera all
present and their companions with the
exception OF two daughters from Chicago.
me burial was in River View cemetery.
Mrs Bates was the wife Of the hate
Eiihue Bates, she was the daughter or
Mr., and Mrs. solomon PIERCE, was born
IN Richmond and after her marriage has
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HUNTINGTON.

demolished wagon was the result
of the runaway of the stage horses sat
urday evening. They became frightened
where they were standing Mt the office
and ran across the bridge upsetting tho
wagon in front of the mill which i'm
peded their progress so they were stop
ped near the residence of Clarence Ken
yon.-The evangelistic services are post
poned here on account of sickness In the
family of Mr.. Gillian, the evangelist
who was called to his home In Melrosc,
Mass.-N. A. Bickford has been spend
ing the past few days in Bristol.Nlss
Kate Thompson returned from Lebanon,
n. H. SATURDAY.
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FERRISRURGH.

Fred Joslin of Somerville, Mass, Is
visiting his sister, Miss Cornelia JOS
lin and expects to make an extended
vlsit.--Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Field left
a few days since for Providence, r.
l., where their granddaughter, Miss
Helen Strickland is very low with
typhoid fevcr.-Mr. and Mrs. II. J..
Carpenter are spending a few days
In Burlington this week with their
daughters family, Mrs Judd Williams
Several persons were received into
the Methodist Church here last Sun
day on probation.
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FAIRFAX.

Miss Grace Learned left town last week
for Florida to spend the winter Mr. and
r. E. Powell are the happy parents of a
baby boy.-The rain storm Saturday took
off most of the snow.-Theodore WsG-
ner's house and barn with all Of the
household furniture, five cows and most
of hts farming tools were burned. We'd
nesday night Mr., Wagner went to Geo
Wagner's at Huntville to spend the
evening, expecting to return that eve
nngbut did not and when he returned
his buildings were all burned except one
barn. There was small insurance on
the property School opened at the
Bellows Academy December Il; about
all of the scholars returned. The Ladies'
Missionary Society met with Mrs. Ben
jamin Dawson Wednesday, December IL
The friends OF Cleon orion have raised
about seventy dollars TO help him buy a
horse to replace the one he lost.
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MILTON.

The annual meeting for the election OF
officers was held by Amitic camp, NJ,
w. A., last Friday evening and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected Venerable
consul George II. Swan; worthy adviser,
Erwin Weston; banker T. L. Donahue;
clerk. A. b. Ashley; escort G.. y. Wood;
sentry Charles Garharse. il: Waterman
George II. Reynolds; manager for three
years, G. II. Responsibilities. Ophelia
Ladd returned to BuIln gton Monday af-
ter spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
G. p. Sandersop.-M NJ. Kennedy il
confined to the house by illness.-Ais S
jennie y 'Nno;t Of burlington was the
guest Of Mrs. F.. ]. Rankin over Sund ny.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy returned 10
burlington Monday after spending Tow
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Kcrnc Jed Tullar of st. Adams was In
town Monday to attend the funeral OF
his aunt. Mrs ErtscV Rogers
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Fred Phillips, who has conducted a
general blaclesinithing business here, has
been adjudged insane and taken to the
State hospital at Waterbury for treat
ment.--C. f, Eddy of Stowe was In town
last week.-F. l.. MARROW visited his sister
In Richmond last week.-Mrs.. William
Billings has returned from visit In
keene, N. H.-NTrs. Linus Slater of Essex
Junction is passing a few days with her
daughter Mrs. Sadie Pollard.-The cream
cry made it's last run of the season last
neutrality-suspicious. White is quite sick.
a special Christmaa service will be
held at the Union Church next Sunday at
1890 a. m A Christmas supper and en-
Itertllnment will be given Monday even
ing. Carols, dialogues, Rotations and
music will be given by tho sunday school
Two large Christmas trees will be loaded
with presents and treats for the scholars.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The village schools close Friday, the
for two weeks Christmas vacati
John A. Wiley retained from a few {
visit to his son. John c. Wiley, in i
ford on Friday.-Nrs II. L. Domino
her mother. Mrs. c. Scotield, who has
visiting her from Middle bury, were
Mrs. L. j. Hines, Friday, Mrs. Scd
going from here to her home.-j
Caldwell, who has been passing al
weeks in Massachusetts, is at his
here for the holidays -Mrs. ]. II. Bu
returned Friday from a two days
to her sister in Richford.-Guy Clan
Berkshire has been passing few
with his son, r. w. Clark.-A j
Archambault was in Rlchford Fl
night, where he assisted in the n
furnished at the reception of DIR. II
Bogue.-W f.. Fuller, who had beerI
ing so we'll in his convalescing was u
with a relapse Friday.-Hugh Galoul
who broke some Of his ribs by II
from his sugar house which he wal
pairing a few weeks ago, is recover|
Mrs. NJ. r, Yaw and son, Ralph. ret,l
to Burlington saturday morning.-Mrl
Mrs f, f. Greenwood attended the
eral of Mrs. Leonard IN Sheldon 81
day. Her maiden name was Lou
vim.
The second entertainment IN the c
given by the Litchnel1 Trio NJ
evening to a far sized house SOM
the features We're commeNdable.-
Gertrude Bashaw of Richford is
mi some days in the home Of her bro
Harlie Bashaw.-Thc commissioners
engaged George Spicer as assistar
tie electric light station.--W. II. y
went to Mansonvile. Que. Tues1a
usness.-Work on the new Cat
Church which has been at standst
some days was resumed Tuesday
workmen began the lay the cornice
work of laying the slate will beg
soon as this is done.-W. f. Fuller
covering from his relapse followin
OVERRIDING about a week ago.-F. f.
son is confined TO his bed with a $
cold.-Mr and Mrs. S. Il, Stevens
child are In town for a few days awa
the arrival of their goods from M
Mass, In Swanton, where they
locate.-Christmas will be observe
the several Sunday schools on Nd
evening. Details later.-Miss Alice Y
who has been visiting her sister in
port for a week past, returned I'd
home Monday.
At the Baptist Church next 81
special Christmas music will be REV
and the sermon by the pastor will
Christ Our Redeemer." A Chri
tree preceded by concert exercises v
given In the church Monday evening
Rev, j. w. Nj. Beattie will prea
Christmas sermon and special must
be rendered by the choir in St, Mat
Church. At six o'clock Monday eN
the ladies OF the church will serve
supper in Foresters hall which W
followed by an exercise by the cl
and later the distribution Of present
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MONTGOMERY

The Hon. o. y. Kelton of ST. Alb
was in town last week.-Msses
Goodspeed and Dorothy Parker are h
from Montpelier Seminary to remain
I'll after the holidays.--Nrs. G. F. Y
ney has returned from long visit
Graniteville. Mr.. Nadney was in Il
over Sunday.-The l.. A. S, Of the Me-
dist Church will meet on Thursday
ternoon with Mrs. Mary Lumbra.-C
Clapp Is able to be out agaln.-Dr.
land has rented the office formerly
cupled by DR.. C. C. S'n'th.-Miss Ha
Swan is visiting in Richford.-M p. N
rice visited in Tnderhili recently
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mr., and Mrs. Clarence St. John are {
parents Of II pound son, born Saturd
Dec. 1i.-Mrs. Eunice Weld of Burlii
ton visited at the home Of her broth
in-law, d. f. Weld, rccently-Mrs. r.
Squire left Tuesday for Fitchburg q
Hubbardston. Mass. where she Will p
the winter with her brother and sstel
Mrs. Anna Sheldon of Wisconsin
visiting at the home OF Lowell Stow,
Miss Gladys Dmond and Gerald Jo
are home for the holiday school vacat
from Richford and Montpelier respect
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WINOOsKI.

The many friends of the Rev. Michael
s. ODonneli will be pleased to learn that
he has been advanced 20 parish nearer
his native town. Father ODonnell for
the past eleven months has been assist
amt parish priest in the st. Peters par
ish In Rutland and breaches his fare
we'll sermon there on Sunday. Bishop
Michaud sent him an appointment on
Saturday assigning him to Fair Haven
as assistant to the Rev. Henry Lane.
Father O'Donnell is a Wnooski boy, and
soon after his ordination spent three
wears at D parish In Tho South.
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ESTATES OF ALANSON ID. BARBER
AND WIFE LUCREYrIA NJ. BARRIER.

We, the subscr ibers, having been m
pointed by the HonoraUie the Probats
Court for the District of Chittenden. COM
mssioners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
AGAINST the estates of Alanson u. and
Jucretia NJ. Barber, late Of Williston
up said district deceased. and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day
of the date hereof being allowed by
said court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we
pointment at the town clerks office in
Williston, in said district on the 18th
day of June, next, at 10 o'clock a. m.
1906
u, c. JOHNSON.
w. h. FURGESON.
"I,w3t Commissioners.
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WHITING

Rev. f. S. Goodheart visited in Boston
several days recenty.-Clyde ketcham
was quite seriously injured in an accident
in Burlington Saturday. An electric car
struck his sleigh He was picked up uns
conscious and taken to the Fanny Allan
hospital His face was badly cut, it be-
ing necessary to take several stitches.
His mother and brother went to him on
the paper train Sunday morning. He was
able to return home Monday evening"
Mrs. G. T. Atwood of Jericho visited her
sister, Mrs n. w. Foster, recently
Mrs. Carrie Casey visited in Brandon
TUesday.--Mrs. Smith of Nova Scotia was
recent guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Foster.
Miss Ella Ketchum was in Brandon Tues
DlIn
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WEST BRIDPORT.

Lake Champlain is frozen over and the
crossing on the Ice is fine.--George Conn
was in Port Henry Tuesday Elmer Rob-
erts is ON the gain.--Gcorge Carpenter
and wife were in Burlington early in the
woek.-O. S, Gibbs was in Mddlebury
Monday.-E. l.. Iluestin was in Addison
Sunday.-W. A. Dukctt was in Port Hen
ry Tuesday. The CONGREGATIONAL ladies
realized nearly 500 at their annual SALE
The ladies Of the Methodist Church ex-
poet to hold thor annual Christmas sale
t.iis week Thursday and Friday evenings
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Chandler went to Boston Saturday
to spend the holidays with her sister,
Miss c. NJ. Hurlbut.-Dr Sheldon is on
the sick lst.-The high school opened
Monday with p Fl. Blake as principal,
with the prospect of large school this
winter.-Mss Auman spoke in the Con-
sregational Church Sunday morning and
In the evening spoke upon the work
of the Mormons.-Mrs. Luna Jarvis re-
turned to her home in Prescott, Ont,
wednesday, taking her mother, Mrs,
Proper with her.-David Fortune has
moved to Browns Corners and will work
for r. II. Brown the coming year,.
M. Young. who has been travelling in the
West the past season Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Sonhia Young.
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ENOSBURGH.

Daniel Woodward and family have
moved from his farm TO his father 5
home on account of his fathers health,
which is very frail-Mr. and Mrs. Ly-
man Gilbert have gone 10 ct, Johnsbury
to spend the Christmas holidays with
their son and his family.-W j. Chaffee
came home Saturday evening from Mont
pelier to sperd Sunday with his family,
returning Monday morning.-James Kid
der passed few days with his son S
family In Derby last week.-C6rleton
kidder is now mail carrier instead of
Alfred Libbey, who resigned-Mr. and
Mrs. G. S. Fassett have returned from
Burlington.-Mrs. Belle Yates Rurleson
Is visiting IN town,-Kaye Orr is expect
ed home from Bellows Falls TO spend
Christmas.-The Christian Enleavor
meeting will be held with Mrs. Warner
Thursday evening,-The CongTega tional
society have had n fine large furnace
placed In their vestrv
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COLCHESTER,

hash supper viii be given by the ladies
OF the Congregational Church Friday
night. December N at the parish house
A Christmas tree and concert will be
held at the Congregational Church Mon
day evening. December 24-The Kings
Daughters meeting has been postponed
to Dec. 29.-Chrstmas exsrnises with a
tree will be given at the Baptist Churcn
Tuesday evening, December 3.-Nav- VOL
colt is at home for his Christmas vaoa-
ton.
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ESSEX.

Following is the November statement OF
Browns River Creamery Co: Received
at creamery 1923 pounds of milk and
%, 526 pounds Of cream; made 13,493 pounds
Of butter for which SO, 100 63 was received :;
paid milk patrons for standard milk sl.3o;
paid cream patrons on actual test .339
or $3.50 with butter fat increased three
nor cent
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MILTON BCkC.

Miss Emma Bcan is expected homo
Saturday from Pateryon. y. j., for The
holidays.A daughter was born to MIR.
and Mrs. John Richards Monday, De-
cember 1.-THE Rev. \. W. Ford of st.
Adams bay preached Sunday in exchange
with the ReV. NJ. Il RYAN
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SWANTON CENTRE.

Mrs. r. T.. Hazard. who has been i'll
with blood poison and a broken arm, is
recovering satsfactorly.-Abo 50
members of the Jolly Jokers' club met at
a. +. Royce's last F~tday nght.-Clark
and Horace Hubbard and Harold and
William Royce, pupils of the St. Adams
grammar school, are at their homes for
the holiday vacation
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BUCK HOLLOW.

Mr.. William Buck, of Denver, Col, is
visiting his mother. Mrs. H. Leavitt.-
Several couples attended the dance az
Georgia Center Friday evening and re-
port a fine time.-The Rev. Mr.. Johnson
of Burlington will hold services here
Sunday December 23.-D. S. Buck and
wife OF st. Adams were at w. H. King s
December 17.-Lyndon McNall of Milton
visited his cousin, II. L. Cook December
l6.-Nearly all the pupils from this place
have returned to the B. f. A. this week.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Frances Pomeroy is the guest of
friends In Swanton.-M Mabel Gates
returns to her school In Franklin Tues
day, December 25, after a five weeks
vacation.-Mrs. s. B. Morey and daugh-
ter Susie, Mrs. Geo. Lloyd and daugh-
ter Flosse, visited in Swanton Thursday
December 19,-Wilham Merrill of Nevada
Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Der t s. Merrill.--Donald Fairchild of
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

A oon was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Hill December 15--Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Bagley and children visited MIR.
Bagley's grandparents. DR.. and Mrs.
Gould. In Randolph over sunday.-Mr
Campbell of Richmond moved into part
of Walter Gorton's house the last OF the
week.-F'red Andrews is visiting friends
In Burlington and Essex.--Mrs. Jane
Brace of Houses Rapids, Ontario, Is
visiting her son. LYMAN Hill.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Continued from First Page)

Stone: executive committee, II. II. Kings
land, S. n. Allen. John Kenyon. THE
handkerchief sale and hash supper which
was held by tho Epworth League last
Friday evening was quite a succegs. The
proceeds amounted to about elgh. dollars
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HILL WEST.

The condition Of Mrs. Henry Baker Is
not 80 well-Pramnn Jewett. who cut his
foot last week, is confined to the house,
Miss Ada Rushford, who has been visit
Ing at the home of Il. J. Shangraw, has
returned home.-Mrs. Phibia Shangraw.
who has been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, f. Rushford of West
Berkshire. has returned home.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A 5c0-foot hot water heater,
70 horse power steam boiler w. i.
Gates. 2l5, DIS IT
LARGE DYNAMO for sale, with equip
ment. In perfect condition for immedi-
ate use. Any one with water power, or
steam, could light a village, or largo
hotel. Free Press Asso.. Burlington
pos, d&w,tf
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Essex CENTER.

Tho Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church met Wednesday, December 10, at
the Methodist vestry and served dinner.
"A daughter was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs. w. f. Hunt.-Miss Laura Farr
will give her scholars q Christmas OK
ercise including a tree at the school
house Friday evening December 21.-
Miss Amy Nichols has returned from
Richmond where she has been caring
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dore St. German; v. C. r., Patrick
Sloan; P. c. r.. S. r. Morse; r, s., A. #.
Gregoire; treasurer, the Rev. N. 1. H..
Dorion; F. S.. Joseph st. Germain; first
trustee, George Benoit; second trustee,
Noel Frichette; third trustee, e. Vim
cent: medical examiner, DR.. Z. p. Lun-
derville.-Dr. II. A. Bogue and family ac-
companied by Thomas Taylor who has
made his home with them for several
years. loft Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cal.
john Dixon. who Is employed in a fur
niture factory in Farnham, Que, spent
Sunday with his family in this place
Mr.. and Mrs /. G. Sullivan spent Satur-
day of last week in Montreal. Que.-I.
Coan and G.. Bashaw who have employ
ment In Farnham, Que. are spending sew
era days at their homes in this place.
SWANToN.
Arthur Barnes son Of Mrs. II. c..
Barnes. and brother Of the Rev. f. NJ
Barnes, died Monday evening after an HI
ness of about three weeks. The young
man was taken with what was pro-
nounced slow fever but this developed
into fatal stomach trouble. He was II
years DID, a member of the sophomore
class, Swanton high school. and a young
man held in high esteem. The school flag
Is at half mast on account of Mr..
Barnes's death. The funeral will be held
at two O'Clock Thursday.
II. n. Raymond. formerly Of this place
and recently stationed at Canaan, n. H.,
in the employ OF the Boston & Maine,
has been promoted to the position of gem
eral agent at West Lebanon, N. II. He
will move his family there soon.
Mrs, b. G. Sawyer was called to Lam
caster, n. H., Monday by the illness of
her sister.
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EICHFORD.

At the last regular meeting of All
Saints Court No. 6Sl. c. o. r., the fol-
lowing officers were elected: G, r.. Theo-
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eeth Extracted

Absolutely Without Pain.
The only Office in Burlington wners
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle of pain without taking gas. Ny
metho< y used by no other person. no
pain: no danger: no ,.fte: effects
DR. l.. HAZEN.
once. 1855 Pine St.. Burlington. ".
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TO RENT.

MODERN FIVE ROOM FLAT, no small
children. Address 5G6 South Union st,
299, 6tts wit