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readings by w. NJ. Rose were exception
ally fine. and the young men may well
be proud of their ability as musicians
to give SO interesting AN evenings en-
tort Ainmont.-Mrs. O. 4. Barber con-
tinucs to improve.-The public installa-
ton of the officers OF the G.. \. X. and
w. r. e. was held Saturday. g. -.
Boynton was installing officer for tn"
Post and Mrs. Helen Weed for the W.
Il. &. \ bountiful dinner was served at
noon.-Mr and Mrs. Leonard Mack of
Nonkton were i'm town to attend tho
installation Saturday.-Miss Laura cut
ting is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lois
Thomson.
At the installation Of the q. A. Il. and
w. r. G. officers on Saturday afternoon,
the 18th, II. H. Tillcy and Arnold RILEY
were re-appointcd adjutant and secretary
respectively. Notice was given at the
time of the chicken pic dinner in the town
hall on February :, with sale of fancy
and useful articles in the afternoon and a
supper at p. IN. with a No. enter
tail!mcnt in the evening. the proceeds of
which will he added to the soldiers monu-
mout fund now in the savings bank
The annual meeting of the members Of
the Winoosk Savings bank corporation
met Yesterday afternoon at the bank ana
elected the following officers: President.
| :. H. Weston: vicc-prcsidcnts, }. Il. Small
| ana Samuel Bgwood treasurer, Ormond
! cole: trustees. 5. II. Weston, II. c. Now
or. O. +. Ray, j. i. Small, Ormond Cole,
Samuel Bigwood. G. II. Shipman and Il.
! j. White. The bank has just closed most
prosperous year and issued its annual
statement which shows the deposits and
surplus to be over $l300,0oo as good "A
showing as any bank Of its size in III"
state. Tho bank has an exceptionally
good record since its Incorporation in
1865, in not having met with the loss of
any money through loans during thai
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EAST MONKTON.

Mrs. Mary Woodbury.. former resi-
idcnt of this town, died ut the Rural
Health Home in Lincoln, Ncb. December
2S, aged 65 years.-The W. G. y. l.. met
with Mrs. Jancttc Barnum January g. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs. Andrew
Thomass February Miss Lettie Tho
mas, who has been seriously i'll with the
measles, is bottcr.-Wilhur Larrow has
entered the employ of NJ. +. Morgan for
the coming ycar.-Danicl Moach of Monk
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Russell Will take
possession of the late Darcas Hailock
form, which they bought for S2'3o'-
Walter Young's family are settled on his
Hammot farm.-Jamcs Grace visited IN
burlington the first of the week.-Ste-
phcn Young returned to his work IN
Port Chester recently. Fred Wright OF
this place intends going there to work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovctt IIallock have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs Lena Orvis,
for a few weeks.-Clinton Kimban and
bride have been visiting relatives here
for few weeks past.
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CHARLOTTE.


we can poot you ana Shoe YOU cIolhe
ou anu 'o'u YOU "'So cut Sou' ha'r ana
shaNc you FOE IN add''Ioh 10 our resuhr
NM vi diN s""dS ana groceries we nave
"n"'" meat department ana barhcr
SNIP '"''ic dhd sec US ana De cohVlhcod
'n'' our eo"u9 are inc pcSt Value ever
"Ht'eu '"r 'n' money foderlc W. Emo
~ "'' SN''V ''''c'IS OCcup'od ny w. T.
iiInuI' 0o"9. 1itWcd&fr&W.
~ ''' ""I"dl business meeting or tho
'onHr'EH'l'h'l 'nurch Gurus J." Var
Nnct was erected deacon. The oificers
TOR inc coming year are; Moderator
.'. NJ Bylngton committee, Williams
Foot", {, NJ. Iyngton, :. A. Lewis
collector, John a. Lewis; treasurer, Ly-
man T.. NJ. Mcneil; five committee.
Ralph II. smith, ushcrs. John II. Thorp
CHARLES Harvey. f.. II. Field G. NJ BY
ineton. Tho finances Of the church were
reported i'm excellent conditional. r,
smith has been on the sick list for sew
eral days The Whist club will meet
Wednesday instead Of Thursday evening
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COLCHESTER.

\ son WAS born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Brass last Friday.-B. w. Fay is able tn
be ont again after several weeks ILL
ncss.-Miss II. {. lin returned from st,
Adams last Thursday Tho King 5
Daughters viii hold their regular meet
ing this week Friday at Mrs. Parmeloc s.
quite a number Of new books have just
been added to the library including some
of the late ovels.-Mrs. a. o. ilulburd
spent several daNs in Milton visiting hcl
mother receutly.-Mr and Mrs. $. f.
Bigclow and daughter, Eda, spent sat
urday and sunday at q. ~ wright s.
Mrs. Elmer Wheolock and Miss Celia
| Farnsworth visited friends in ST. Adams
| last week.-Walter Mayo is IN town.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

John pdro, who has had shoe repair
shop in the basement of the w. s
Tcachout store for some time. has shipped
his goods To Holyoko, Mass, ana has
gone there to reside, t
The annual meeting of the Business
Mems club was held Monday evening.
The following officers We're elected: Pres
dent. O. :. Nichols; NiCe-presidents, J.
H. Allen, William Il. Johnson and DR.,
g. Nj. Ferrin; secretary, Evan Thomas;
treasurer, II. -. Drury. The
same committee as last year were
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MILTON BORO.

Thonq= Shcan and rhrnas Berry At
tended the dnirymeu's meeting in Bur
linctor last Wcek.--M: Barnes of Malone
y. Y, is at q. c. Ricc's for two weeks
Mrs. Porter has returned home. Thonla:
Sh,lu recently lost a COW by h0'ng hook
cd business is booming on the corner
\ house to replace the ore burned las.
wear - being built on tn" site o. tn.
Old fouudntion and the interior of tho
stone shop - being rcmoiel"d into ,
stor,.-Alonzo Graves Of Chicago has ar
rived at d. Il. Bean $.
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ESSEX.

Mrs. Minnie BiXhy went to Westford
Wednesday, where she is caring FOR Mrs.
=. w. Huntcr.-John Drinkwino of Cam
bridge WAS in town rhursday.-Mrs. II. \.
ladd. who has passed the last three months
in Burlington. is at home for timc,-Dr.
T.. \. Rich of burlington was IN the VII
lagc on professional business SUNDAY
The next meeting of the Ladies AID So
cioty viii be held at Mrs. e, w. Nc
Brides on Friday January 2G.-Mrs. DR..
Ladd is visiting her parents in Bingham
Nllc this week.-Mrs., Lafountain, an ag' d
lady, is seriously i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Zeph Plant-Charlos colt
has gone to Montreal, whore he has a
position on the railroad,
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ton I3oro, who has been critically Ill. is
slowly improvng.--Mr and Mrs. w. o..
Barker of San Francisco, Cal. who have
been visiting in town, have returned
home.-Mrs. Larrow has gone to Bristol
to care for the little daughter of Patrick
Guy, who is seriously i'll with scarlet
fcvcr-Miss Mary Dalton the teacher at
Monkton Boro, is at her home ill-Mrs.
James Shepard who was successfully
operated upon at Mary Fletcher hospital,
is reported as rapidly improving. Miss
Julia Casey, the teacher in district No.
6. is i'll at her home in Bristol.
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Poultry. Food Agents Wanted.

Agents wanted everywhere to sell
Pages Perfected Poultry Food, If II
IS not for sale in your village, write the
manufacturer, G. s, Page, Hyde Park
VT, for terms to agents. Agents take
no risk, rs the food is guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction in every case
and any not sold may be returned II
Is an article of genuine merit, and can
be cOnscientiously commended to poul
trymen.
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elected with the exception that on the
Information committee G. S. Fletcher
was elected to take the place of j. II.
Chafev, who has gone from the village,
and 6. T. Frary was elected as one OF
the membership committee to also take
the place OF Mr.. Chafcy Prof
j. w. Notey OF the University OF
Vermont has kindly consented to ad-
dress the club on the subject Of GOOD
Roads.' The date has not yet been set.
Or G. NJ Ferrin, health officer OF the
town OF Essex, reports that Of the -
deaths reported to him in the past year
there were OF tuberculosis. 5; pneumonia.
3: cancer. 81 disease of the heart. :.
apoplcxy. 2; accident, .; and one each Of
several other diseases. There were about
l2j cases of measles during the year
and two cases OF dphthcria but no
deaths from those diseases.
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WHITING

The sad news was received here Thurs
day, January II, of the fatal accident of
Charles A. Hubbard at Uniontown, Pa.
Mr. Hubbard was n mining engineer at
the time, and was surveying in coal
mine there. His death was caused by n
cavc-in after n blast. lie leaves Il wife
and one child, His relatives here have the
sympathy OF the whole community.
Frank Hubbard of Middlebury, brother,
and Allison Webster, brothcr-ln-law
of this place, went to Unontown to attend
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Clarence Bigelow is quite ILL.,
Edward Nichols and O. T.. Converse were
in attendance at the dairymcn's meeting
ot harrington last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. II. Sunderland were in Ticonderoga'
y. y, recently.-Mrs. j. G. Sunderland
has returned from the hospital at Bur
lington-Wilbur Elithorp recently WIS.,
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlcs
Elithorp.-Mrs. j. III. Howe is suffering
from jaundice.-A few from town at
tended the play, THE Little Minister
at Middlcbury January 12-Wmle a'
work in the woods last week Gus Bur'
had two ribs brokcn.--Warron SpauldlnS
was married last week to Burmah Bige-
low of Shorcham.
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EAST HARDWICK.

w. j.. Mann and family spent n part
of last week with h"r parents in this
place. They have hired a farm in Greens
bOro and moved thcrc.-Amasa Fair
brother has exchanged his place in this
village with Henry LavallcY for his
house in lIardwicH Nillage. Both parties
VIII move this weoS.-Mr. and Mrs. \.
:. Shotney are spending several weeks
in Grconsbu'o Beud.-The Baptist Ladies
Aid will n,-t January is in the vestry
of the chu. ID. Dllner will be served
Jerry Moss,,' is again on the sick list.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers ana Mechanics
Savings Institution ana Trust 60. of
Burlington, VI, will be held at the
banking house of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Burlington ON Wcdncs-
day, January "a, 1906, at II o'clock
ii. M, for the election of trustees.
l.. T.. WOODHOCSE, Treasurer.
Burlington, VI, Dec. 2i, 1905,
26,w4t
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY FARM

$50 minutcs drive from the city. 1875
mere farm, good buildings. pleasant
Seighborhood, Il miles from church
and stores, 10 cows, all farming TOOLS
'g5 acres wood and timber. Only $4,000
on easy terms. Will trade for city
property.
Another Chittendcr County farm.
80 minutes drive from city. $50 acres,
,.ir buildings, 40 acres wood and tim
or. 10 cows, team, tools and fodder.
.70J. cash $1,7OO, balance easy.
Send loo for 5ot iarm catalogue and
nay of Vermont.
The Reynolds Real Estate Co.
opp. Van Ness House, burlington, VI.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mllen Atwood of Burlington recently
spent a few days with friends in this
place.-Robcrt Hunt is i'll with measles
Napoleon Hunt has purchased the Moses
Dudley place in this villagc-Alrs. Mar
earot Calvin is i'll at the home of George
I,ldridge
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MONKTON RIDGE.

George Barton went to visit his friends
in Fcrrisburgh and then came here to
see his niece last week. He went on 10
Lincoln, where he makes his home with
his daughter Mrs. Draper Mary Smith
returned to the Mary Fletcher hospital
on Monday. DIR. Norton of Bristol ac-
COMMANDED her.
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a BARGAIN Elegant set If build
iuCs delightfully."- located ~ miles
from Richrord village 1lsJ tho
place to take summer boardcrS -V'
acres of land. 100 of which is timhorcd
all to be sold for actual value of stump
age must ho soon TO bc appreciated
Address II. y. Boguc, NJ. D.. Lock Box
Il, Richford, Vt. 136t%Wlt
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How to Find Out.

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FOR SALlt-A 2o0-acrc farm well wooded
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JOR SALE--A SEQ foot hot water heater,
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FOR SALE.

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NOTICE

AlburCh, Vt, Jan. .. 1876
Whereas my wife, Opha May Munllcy,
q left my bed ana board without just
3 ,uso or provoration, | hereby forbid
BY person trusting her on my account,
. shall pay no bills Of her contracting
9 ter this date.
WILLIAM J. MtNLEY.
27w,3t.
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help or to sell a farm should use TINS
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RIPTON.

the funeral, which was held Saturday
afternoon.
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WANTED.

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The Newtown bee., 1906-05-18
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

Mrs B. Wesley Burr is enjoying a short visit with friends in Trumbull. Mrs Frances Bunnell has returned from pleasant visit with her niece, Mrs B. D. Gillette, in Easton.
 John Banks, son of MT and Mrs J. Edgar Banks, of Hull's Farms, is slow ly recovering from his prolonged ill., ness and is now able to walk about his room.
 Henry Hawkins, who has been con- fined to the house all winter, is out again. He has now resumed his place on the school wagon and will continue to drive on pleasant days.
 Henry Huenerberg, carrier on West. port Route No. II, has adopted the rapid transit plan and is now operat- ing an up-tO-date motor cycle, which enables him to perform his duties in much less time than formerly. Talcot Banks, continues to improve l little, but has not completely recOv- cred from the effects of his prostra- tion.
 The trial of Thomas Bryant, the colOred horse thief, who stole a horse from George F. Wilson, last July, took place before the Superior court, last week Wednesday.
 The Greenfield Hill Country club is to be congratulated. They have just re- ceived from the Louisiana expOSition 8 handsome silver medal, awarded them for the best exhibit of potatoes at the exposition. It is certainly very handsome medal, and is prized by the club. The dies were engraved and medals struck at the mint at Philadel. phia. In the composition of the ob- verse of the medal are shown two figures, one of which, Columbia, tall and stately, is about to envelope the youthful maiden at her side, typifying the Louisiona territory, in the flag of the stars and stripes, thus receiving her into the sisterhood of states. The other figure is depicted in the act of divesting herself of the cloak of France, symbolized in the emblem of Napoleon, the busy bee, embroidered thereon. la the background is shown the rising sun, new era of progress to the nation. The reverse of the medal shows an architectural tablet bearing an inscription giving the grade of the medal. Below the tablet are two dol phins, symbolizing our eastern and western boundaries, the whole sur mounted by an American eagle, spread ing his wings from ocean to ocean.
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-18
WARRENs
CHURCH NOTES,

CHURCH NOTES Rev MT Smith, the Methodist preacher from Bantam, supplies the Congregational pulpit in the absence of Dr Brooks, who is away for an in- definite time for his health. Services at 10 30 d. m., every alternate Sunday at 30 p. m.
 NEW BRIDGE NEAR JOHN BUYERS
 CORNER.
 Selectman William Forestelle has contracted with the Berlin Bridge Construction Co. for new iron bridge near John Buher's corner. It will be 30 feet long and great improvement.
 Editor A. P. Smith of THE BEE was entertained at dinner, Saturday, by Se- lectman William Forestelle.
 Perry Strong from Bristol is i'll with grip at the home of his father, N. B. Strong.
 Eben Strong of New Britain was at his old home on Above-All few days, last week, for trout fishing.
 Mrs Brundage, A. B. Camps cousin and housekeeper, is spending a vaca- tion with her son in Bridgeport.
 Rev Father Smith passed Sunday night with Selectman William Fores- telle and held mass at his house, Tues day morning.
The Newtown bee., 1906-05-18

hold goods from Nichols to Mrs Ben. nett Seeley's, where she expects to spend the summer.
 Mrs J. O. Beard and SOD of Shelton spent few days with her mother, Mrs T. w. Turney, last week.
 Miss Therese Steucek, who has been spending few weeks in New Haven, returned home, Sunday.
 Miss Edna Wheeler, who has been visiting in Monroe, is home again.
 Miss Stella Bunnell of Bridgeport spent Sunday at home.
 George Beers Of Weston spent a few days, last week, at Orris Ferry's.
 The stereopticon lecture given by representatives of the Southern New England Telephone Co.,, at the Grange, Tuesday, May 8, was much enjoyed by all. The next regular meeting will be May P, and there will be an inter- esting program.
 Rev Oscar B. Maurer, former pastor of the Congregational church, expects to occupy the pulpit, Sunday, May 20.
 Miss Edith B. Hawkins of Bridge port spent Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs B. A. Hawkins.
 A. E. Hawkins sold to Stanley Bib- bins fine pair of twin steers.