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JERICHO CENTER.

The Jericho Centre Sunday school had
their annual picnic on Thursday the 9th
at Ethan Allen Park. Enough teams
were provided 10 carry all who wished
TO go to the junction. the large teams
for the children and young people being
decorated with flags and green boughs.
A special car met the party at $40. All
arrived in good time and the car was
filed. The early morning drive, the
trolley ride, the picnic dinner and ram
bles in the park were all fine, everybody
from the members of the cradle roll to
the oldest had a good ~time.-Fred Doug
Las of Minneapolis. MINI, called on
friends in this village Thursday.-Arthur
and Frank Brown and brother. Carl Nay,
spent Thursday on Mt. Mansfield.-Clyde
Wilder Is home from his work in South
Burlington for a short time.-Tire
lsham of winston visited his daughter,
Mrs. *. e. sham. Thursday.-IIenry
Seeley of Bridgeport. Conn, is visiting
friends in thu town. Mr.. Secley was
formerly a Jer cho boy.-Mrs. s. c. Lee
and granddaughter, Miss Blanche Bost-
wick. are visiting friends IN Pittsford.-
Mrs. F. s. Ranson's family and Miss
Sybil Brown are at Rest Cliff cottage,
Mallets bay.-The Rev. and Mrs. John
w. Coffin returned Saturday from Bell
Isle, Conn. where they spent a three
weeks vacation at the sea shore. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin are improved in
health.-Mrs. Herbert h. Leach and sons,
who have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
H.. ID. Hopkins, returned to their home in
New York city Wcdne-cny.-Miss Anna
Warner went Tuesday to Bradford
Walter c. Noaly and bride of New York
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Lydia c.
Nealy, of this place.-Mr. and Mrs. o.
Il. Crane of Boston are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Harry u. Hopkins.-Mrs. p. S
Tomlinson ana family of South Burling-
ton are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George cunningham.-Clarence
Cook of Lancaster. Mass. is visiting his
mother, Mrs. V. r, Cook.-Mrs. D., ID.
Ricknell went Tuesday to the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.-Rufus
a. Place has sold the place recently pur-
chased of James Brcssar to Moses Law
renee of Richmond.-Mrs Julia Moultor
of Jericho is visiting her son. l.. d.. Moul-
ton at this villago.-Statcs Attorney 4.
l.. sherman was in this village Wednes-
day N buSin-sS.-IIomer Wilder broke
his arm by a fall from a loft in Irma
Bcnnett's barn.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

John Miles has sold his place to +. r.
Strong, who takes possession in about Il
month.-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Mix and son
of Montpelier visited his parents. Mr.. n
Mrs. g.. F. Warren and other friends the
last OF the week.-Mr, and Mrs. John
Miles and Mrs. j. f. Andrews and daugh-
tiers, Alice and Ruth, visited Bristol last
Thursday.-.iiss Ellis of Richmond visited
her brother, Harry. last week.-Mrs.. Su-
san Stokes OF Richmond is visiting her
nephew, Edison Pierce.
The burlington reunion will be- held
here at the Woodmen's hall Thursday.
August 30. The host for the occasion will
be Herman Purington.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Rounds have gone to housekeep-
Ing in their house south of the village
MISS Daisy Fielder gave a party to her
young friends Tuesday evening at the
home of Gerald BaGley.-Miss Belle Wells
Is assisting Mrs, Towers with the work
ut their cottage at Lake Iroquois.
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ss~mHAA

Albert II. stevens Of Camden. y. v.
Others present were Mrs. George w.
Stevens Of Essex functions, Mrs. c. T..
ems of Bolton, W. j. Clapp Of Fargo.
n. d., and j. a. Barrows Of Johnse..
At l2:3O O'Clock a sumptuous dinner
was served after which the family his
tory was reviewed. Among tho inter-
cstlng facts recalled were that Ross
well Stcvens's father. Peter stevens.
was n soldier in the Revolutionary
war and was in W~ashinEton's army at
valley Forge and that Roswell stew
ems, one day during the Wal Of 1912.
was driving to some point in northern
New York, when he overlook Soma
British soldiers marching. They tried
to press him into service loading his
sleigh with cannon balls and ordered
him to carry them to "a certain point.
He ran mis- horses MI the way. throw
ing the cannon balls one by one into
the snow, then driving around another
way to his destination. Among those
present yesterday were four direct
descendants Of Hanah Dustin. Most
or the ompany returned to their
homes Friday evening after spending a
most delightful day.
The Central Vermont Railway company
VIII put a new spur track into the ward.
OF the Baxter Bros canning factory ON
the west side of the works to facilitate
the unloading of corn in the husk which
VIII he shipped from Milton and Georgia.
The force at the factory was increased
yesterday morning. a shipment Of 200. 600
cans is being handled. 1t is ex-
pectcd that the machinery will b. started
August &c.
The marriage of Miss Dora Dague,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Dague Of
Essex Center, and George Mateylet OF
Winooski, took place at the Church OF the
Holy Family Monday morning. The
Rev. j. p. f. Pouliot performed the cere-
The couple were attended by MISC
Adele Paladee of Jericho and Adlor Dague
of Essex Center. A wedding breakfas.
was served at the home Of the brides par
euts. After a short trip in Lamoille coun-
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Matevier will reside II
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Eva Bates of Charlestown. y. H..
who has been visiting her schoolmate,
Miss Della CARPENTER, returned home
Saturday.-The body of Miss Fanny Me-
DonouSh was brought here last Tues
day morning and buried in the Catholic
cemotery.-Mr. and Mrs. Fay Clarke Of
Claremont. y. H.. are spending a few
weeks at Jay Clark's.-Mrs. Otto Ockert
OF East Attleboro. Masr. who IS spend-
ing the summer here with her parents,
has gone, with her children. to Shelburne
to visit her husbands relatives.-Mrs
Almlra Noble of Vergennes and Mrs
Frank Peak of Dickinson Center. n. Y.
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Chandler,
at Elisha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is now
in fun operation. Many pieces of grain
are badly lodged and rusted.-Miss
Blanch Stevens and Miss Rernice Stevens
of Middlebury are visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo stevens,
and other relatives in town.-Tho Rev.
Mr.. story Of Essex Junction gave Il talk
on temperance last Wednesday evening
on the village school house lawn.-Miss
Frances Bradford goes Wednesday to Es-
sex, y. Y, for a visit cr several weeks
with relatives.-Mrs Rodcric En- and
little son are spending n few days in
camp at ~Thompson's Point.-The Rev.
Could from Maine, preached at the Bap-
fist Church last Sunday evening.
Miss l. c. Timing of london. England,
gave an interesting ADDRESS in the in
terests of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union at the Baptist Church last
Sunday evening.-Mr. Il Mrs. William
Trowbridge and two children returned to
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sOUTH BURLINGTON

The republican caucus will be held
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock to
nominate candidates for town repre-
sentatfves and justices Of the peace.
Bessie and Moses Leary of Underhill,
Matte Ryan and Mae White of Burling-
ton visited at Thomas Ryan's Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Sails ana daughter, Flor
ence, of the city spent sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Morse.
Miss Edith Millham has returned to
her home after passing a few days in
the city with her aunt, Mrs. Norton, and
will resume her duties August IA at The
Roscoe Printing company, Essex juno
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from first page)

in the few years she lived here, but all
who knew her esteemed her as a woman
of excellent Christian character.-The
Rev. Mr.. Renfrew of Monkton spoke in
the Union Church Sunday evening.-Quite
a large number from here attended the
quarterly meeting in South
Sunday.-V. w. Morgan went
to Burlington Tuesday o business John
Elliott of oxford, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Caverly of ~Southbridge. Mass, are
guests of A. r. Morgan's family.-Mrs.
Loren Jnckman. who has been sick the
last few days, is better.--Mrs Aldace
Jackman is improving slowly.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkins of Jones'
willie visited at j. II. Smiths Sunday
Jonesvillc and West Bolton boys
crossed bats Saturday, resulting in "A
score of % to 10 in favor of the local
team.-Thc democrats and independents
hold their caucuses the 18th at the Notch
school houses. n. Tonlinson and wife
have gone TO New Hampshire on a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce of Huntington are
visiting II. Pierce. his son.-Mertie T..
Pease returned from n weeks visit in
Johnson Tuesday.-W. II. Davis, f. Tom
linson and Henry pease were in Bur
llngton MordaN.-P. &. Locke. who has
been very sick, is slowly regaining his
health
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ADDISON.

Invitations nave been received to the
wedding on August ., of Jessie May.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ~. Field.
of Panton to Henry O. Fisher.-Mrs
Ella Smith was recently called to Corn
wall by the serious illness of her mother,
who is very low at Ira Hamblin's.-W.
J. Wood and family have been enter
tanning Miss Wait of Canada.-Thc
dance was not very well attended on
Friday evening.-Mr. Patrick and Miss
irish of Mortified have RETURNED home
after spending a week with their sister,
Mrs. Lucy Carr.-Mr. and Mrs. Weston
Spooner are entertaining friends from
Boston.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Frank G.. Eaton of No, is Pearl
Street, Burlington, accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Isham, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, r, +. Forbes ON Monday.-licman
Morse of Waterbury, accompanied with Il
lady friend. are visiting Mr.. Morse's sis
ter, Mrs. $, T.. Hinsdale.-George Smith
and son of Huntington returned home
Monday evening from A. j. Downer's,
where Mr.. Smith was helping with hay
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. james Millham are
visiting relatives in Burlinston.-The fol-
lowing republican ticket has been nomin-
ated: Town representative, Hiram IL,
Tilley; for justices of the peace, Frank
T.. ilinsdale. @. w. Isham, stephen
Noonan, T.. o. Terrill and H.. II. Tilley.
The check list has been posted containing
% nallnS
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MILTON.

Mrs. jed Levana1ay died Thursday of
Bright's disease. The funeral was held
from her late home on Saturday at ]
p, m. tnc Rev. r.. +. Herrick officiating,
She leaves a husband. father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kingsbury, and two
brothers, William and Charles Klngsbury,
The in'erment was In the village Gene
tary.-Mr, and Mrs. Ray Grow and little
daughter OF Westford have been spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Grows sistsr,
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SHFLBURNE.

AT the republican caucus Saturday even
ing DR.. F.. X. Stoddard was elected chair
man. w. NJ. Webster, clerk. l.. c. Ray
was the unanimous choice of the entire
party as candidate for town representative
and he was nominated and is sure TO be
elected in september. The following JUS
tees of the peace were nominated: Wal
ter A. Weed, Benjamin Harrington. u. Q.
Smith, l.. j. Chauvin, W. NJ. Webster, T..
f. Gebhardt, w. F. Palmer. DR.. w. II.
Ranks and j. ]. Collamer sent in their res
ignations as members of the town commit
tee. they were excused and c. Z. Van
Nliet and b. c. Marsett were elected to
fill their places. The tow committee now
are c. p. Van Nliet. w. NJ. Webster and
r. G. Marsett. G.. n. Roberts. L. G. Ray
and W. A. Weed were elected to act with
the town committee in making arrange
montS for a republican rally.
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JONESVILL.E.

Mr.. and Mrs, r, Il. Glllett have returned
from Queen City Park.-Mrs. Cassie Bemis
has been i'll for the past week.-Mrs.. He
man Gillett of Boston Is the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Il, Crandall.
and Mrs. George Thomas and child
rem of Brattleboro are visiting at Chester
Cutler's.-Mrs w. G. White and daugh-
ter. Belle, We're in st. George recently
Miss Daisy ~IIapgood is visiting in Jericho.
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HUNTINGTON

G. ii. Mix and wife of Montpelier
We're guests at G.. +. Warren's over
Sunday.-Mrs. +. A. Fuller and Mrs
c. l.. Wyman are better.-Alfred Phil
lips Is very feeble.-Alton Kenyon and
wife of Richmond spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.-Mrs. Eva
Sayles entertained the Kings Daugh-
tiers August 15.--M. Ross and wife OF
Bristol visited N. A. Bickford Sunday.
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MILTON BORo.

inc Rev. John l.. Sewall held service at
camp Rion Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. NJ.
Blake are at her parents. w. G. Blake's.
-Ihere VIII be a law party at Thomas
Berfy's Thursday evening. given by the
riverside lodge Of Rebekahs of Milton.
supper VIII he served from eight to ten
Mrs. Charles Hobart and daughter, Miss
Frances. of Cambridge were guests at j.
f.. FHnn's Wednesday night, being called
TO Georgia Plain to bury their husband
ana father.-The guests at Captain Fay's
nave returned to their respective homes.
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WANTED.

MONEY WANTFD-To lend on improved
city property in the three best cities
in the richest corn belt in Illinois, De
ratur. Springfield and Bloomington.
Good demand for loans from $500 to S2j.-
oN ON excellent security at good rates.
These cities are growing steadily. solid
~ and permanently and improvements
are constantly being madc 10 keep
pacc with the growth. Address G. a.
Wait. Decatur. I'll. 19G.Gt&w1t.
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WEST WILLISTON,

Miss Lucy Cutting OF Bennington is
spending some time with Mrs. Il. l..
Parker.-Miss Parnell, the trained nurse,
who has been caring for little Marion
Parker. has returned to her home.-Mrs.
j. G. Parker of Burlington is passing some
time with her son, X. l.. Parker and
family.
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ONE CENT
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WORD.

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word. each insertion. Copy may be
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less than twelve words, two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using from 80 to
1000 linee within twelve consecutive
months,
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FARMS FOR YOU.

6 acres on Lake shore. good house
and barn, G m. from city, $1,000.
35-acrc garden and poultry farm,
good house and barn, Z M. from city,
$500.
170-acre farm, Milton. 3 n. from de-
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enough to pay for farm; fair buildings,
$4,000. VIII trade for city property.
500 acres, Il timbcr Land, no noun
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Send Toe for new c~atalog and mar.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.,
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to h're
help or to sell u farm should use this
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your ADVERTISE
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buyers. T,wtf
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Mrs. Eugene Allen.-Mrs. Jas Casey and
children, who have been visiting her
parents, lar. and Mrs. G.. b.. Caswell, for
several weeks, returned to her home in
providence Saturday.-GeorRe Caswell of
springfield Is visiting f.iends in town.
Mr' ana Mrs. s. H.. Ashley from North
carolina are visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Ashley.
Mr. ana Mrs. Porter Picrpont OF
savannah, Ga, II Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Mann of Hartford, Conn, are WIS.,
lung their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A.
fratt' at their cottage at Camp Rich
'cphe Herrick and daughter. Mrs.
Dora Louks, and little son of Rock
iord, ILL.,, arc visiting Mr.. Uerrjck's
sister, Mrs. II. G. Meckcr.-Mr. and
MIS-. william Flynn OF Alburgh were
the guests of his mother. Mrs. Jane
flynh. Sunday.-The Rev. ]. l.. Sewall
OF randolph, Mass, spent Saturday
night with N. S. Wood.-Mr. and Mrs.
~ - ftoblnson spent Sunday in Rich
mond with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Parker.
--H'S. ~ *. Rockwell and Master Har-
old OF burlington and Jesse Rockwell
W PROCTOR nave been spending a few
uaSs with Mrs. RockwclIs daughter.
r. IL. Goodyear.-Mr. and Mrs. O.. II.
harvey and son, Adds, and their guest.
MISS Dora Calvin of East Hubba rd-
Ton spent Sunday at Hotel ChamnIain
N'aquam.-F. j. billiard of Burlington
was the guest of Miss Ella IIcrrick
over SlndaY.-Miss A. NJ. Irullar 20
turned Monday from a visit of q fevr
Jays in South Hero.-Miss Unttio ~
man was home from Burlington over
SuhdaN.-F. S. Morgan went on r.,
.. ~. II. excursion Saturday evening to
visit friends in Wisconsin.-AIr and
MIS-. wilson jackson returned TO thoiy
nome in Burlington Sunday evening
accompanied by Mrs. Jackson's mother
Abbie Ward, of Fairfax.
DR. and Mrs. II. c. johnson and daugb.
yer OF st. Paul, MINI, have been tho
guests of DR.. and Mrs. l.. c. Holcomb
ior a lew days.-Mrs. Lydia Peck. who
mas Dcen visiting her sister. Mrs. G. L,
'lHord, has gone to Fort Edward-Niss
hI'"h Wagner has been visiting friends in
Essex Junction.-Mrs II. II. Beeman was
III 81. Adams Tucsday.-Mr. and Mrs. q
- richards OF Jeffersonville are VISITING
'Her daughter. Mrs. |. S. Coburn.-A class
VI eiRh' made their first communion at ST
AIMS Church Wednesday.-AIiss Alice
crane and daughter. who have been tho
guests or Mr.. and Mrs. C. +. Skeels have
returned to their home in Washington
MISS Helen Sewall Of Randolph, Mass.
was the guest of Miss Claire Wood Mon
daN ana Tuesday on her way to Camn
Rlch' where she will spend a few days
Mrs "A. A. King and daughter, Katherine
nave returned TO their home in Richford
lemen rally Is to he held here Mon
uas, the 2oth' at , p. m. with speaking by
T. W. and Il. Il. Bullard.-Miss
Lena Draper of St. Adams is visiting her
aunt Mrs. g. +. Skeels.-Miss Libbie Hi
Icy IS Ill with an attack Q. the asthma.
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Teeth Extracted
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BARBER wanted at once. good pay and
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WANTED-At Home for Destitute Chill
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ATTENDANTS wanted at the raunton
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$50 LIGHT DYNAMO FOR sale In good
condition; also 30-liEht dynamo as good
as new. These are both 10 volt an: viii.
run many nil're lainp5 on lower voltage
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FOR SALE.

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NOTICE.

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and you Will get replies to your adver-
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