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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs. +. H. McGinnis Of Essex
Junction were guests Of DR.. and Mrs. r.
O. Stoddard saturday afternoOn.-Niss
Marguerite Til.oy returned home Sa'ur-
day for the summer. She was accom-
panied by Miss Clara lsham who VII
pass several days hcrc.-H II. Tilley has
Just secured a pension for Mrs. II. c.
Sweet of Monkton.-NIrs, Kate Purcell at
tended the teachers meeting in lines
burgh Friday afternoOn.-The Rev. Mr..
Watt of Barre. custodian of wagon 40.
~ of the American Baptist association,
held services at the school house Satur-
day and Sunday c. LogStns and
daughter Miss Bertha, of Wnliston, wore
guests of Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Ti'lcy sun
day afternoon-M Minnie Smith and
son. Arthur, OF Huntington passed sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Downer.-
Miss NIyra Burritt is passing several days
with her aunt Mrs. Emma Hinsdale.-
Mrs Phoeba A. IIinsdale has returned
from several weeks in Burlington and
W!noosk.
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HINEsBURGH.

The Methodist Sunday school will have
childrens day exercises next Sunday
The public schools closed Friday. State
Superintendent NJ. S. Stone gave a very
instructive address at the town hall Fri
day evening. -Mrs. Henry White is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. O.. D. Emmons, In
Monkton.- Eugene Sanctuary has sold TO
Amos Morrill, the piece of land he bought
of Ellen II. Lymans estate MT the time
of the railroad boom in town.--William
Lawson is having a house built on his
farm to take the place of the one that
was burned.--Lcwis Wilcox Is seriously i'll
at the home of his daughter Mrs. Garlic
Magee.-Miss Mamie Magee is at home
Childrens day was observed In the Con-
gregational and Baptist Churches Sun
day-The Huntington Dramatic club will
give an entertainment In the town hall
June 15.-Mr. and Mrs. frank Booth and
Miss Sarah Andrews of Essex Junction
passed Sunday at Roger Byman's.-Mr
and Mrs. Allen Carpenter of huntington
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Patrick
The Young Peoples Missionary circle
OF the Baptist Church will meet with Mrs
William Sanctuary, Friday evening.
Appletrccs have Just come into full BIOS
som this nth day of June and the first
planting of corn has rotted and is being
planted over. Potatoes have not sprout-
ed, and altogether the farmers
outlook is not promising. Frank g. Dow
with his family sail for England June 10
to visit Mrs. BOWS people.-O. II. Barber
has bought farm in Randolph of 10 acres
with good buildings for $500 and will
move to It at the end Of the year.-Dr.
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WILLIsTON.

L. f. Brown, aged s! years, died Thurs-
day at the homo of his sister, Mrs. Lucia
Darling, after long Illness. The funer-
al was held at her home Saturday after.
noon at 100 o'clock.
beginning Sunday the pastor Of the
Methodist Church will preach a series Of
three morning sermons from the general
caption, conditions as Seen To-day"
Subject of first sermon, lizard Hearts;
June 20, 1.-THE Superficial Christian; Jniy
l. THE Man Who Is Beaten" June .
children's day exercises will be observed
in the morning and a chemical talk Oh
sin, illustrated by the pastor. July I r.
tho evening the pastor will give an ad.
dress on The Founders of the American
Nation. "-ltopairs are In progress in the
Methodist Church. The organ has been
moved and the work of building a new
chorestry began. The work Is being don,
by Mr.. Loggins. Tho work was project
ed and is being financed by Miss Flors
Clark, to whom many thanks arc due.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
CONTINUED from First Pagc)
WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. r. w. Smith of Mlddlebury is
with the family OF her brother, George
H. Wright while Mrs. Wright is away
visiting a sister in Canaan, n. H. and
son In Bethe.-N1ss PAMELA Smith OF
Middlebury is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. b. O. Wales.-Mr. and Mrs. Alex
ander Hamilton passed Saturday with
friends in Brdport.-Mr. and Mrs. II. j.
Carpenter of Ferrisburgh accompanied by
their daughter Mrs. Judd Williams, and
her two sons, Arthur and Ralph, were
guests Thursday at the Congregational
parsonage Judge Warren Peck of New
Haven recently visited his sister. Mrs.
Jennie Haywood.-Robcrt Hamilton OF
Mineville, N. Y, is visiting his brother
Alexander Hamilton. Mrs. Taylor of
Brandon is the guest of Mrs. II. O.
Wales.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
Church will hold a strawberry festival
on the parsonage lawn Friday evening,
June 21.-The Rev. and Mrs. Heller re-
turned from Albany, N Y, last week,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto He'll
wick. who are passing a week at the par
sonagc. Mrs. Hellwick is n sister OF Mrs.
IIellcr.-The Method st Sunday school will
observe chlldren's day next Sunday.
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RICHMOND.

At the graduating exercises held in the
Catholic hall Thursday evening. June G.
this programme was carried out: Music;
essay, THE Panama Canal" Edith Rob
inson: essay, Child Labor Bessie
StocSwell; essay. Sketches of Vernon.
in History" Marie Berry: essay, Amer
lean Literature" Katherine Iavelle: es-
say, Education In United States" Kath-
crime Henley: essay, industrial Develop
ment Of South America" Elmer Souiros
presentation Of diplomas; farewell song
Friday evening a reception was given in
Bellevue hall, Hagars orchestra of Bur
linEton furnishing music.--J. W. McGar-
CHAN Of Barre was in town over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Grace passed Sun
day in Waterbury. Lou Goodrich is
visiting in Canada.--Mr and Mrs NJ d.
Demck and children have gone on a car
riagc drive to Warren-NIiss Dema Bost-
wick returned Saturday evening from
Boston. where she was called by the seri-
Gus Illness OF her mother.-AIrs. john
Richardson has returned from a few days
in Burlington with her daughter Mrs.
George v Towne.-Mlss Sadie Green, who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Green. for several weeks, has re-
turned 10 tgueDeC.-lne OLD nlRh school
building was sold at auction Saturday
afternoon, G. W. Howe purchasing the
| same for $loo.-Dana Lapoint of Burling-
ton passed Sunday in town.-Mr. Westeu
of Middlebury is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Goodrich.
Mrs Francis, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green for
| several days has returned to Wiliston -
Miss Mable Bissell went Monday to
Canada. where she will be the guest of
| relatives.-The members of the gradua ton
class We're in Burlington Monday.-Miss
Mary Purtil OF Montpelier is visiting her
brother, Martin Purtil.-F. q. Nichols
was IN Burlington Monday.-Miss Rose
Donaway went Monday to Nergennes TO
attend the wedding of her slstcr-Martin
| Purtil of Montpelier was here over Sun
day.-Mrs. Abbe Gallup Is passing a
weeks vacation at her homo IN swan
ton.-W. G. Kirby and son. RAYMOND.
were IN Burlington Mondav.-NIrs
Bailey of Wnooski IS visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. d. Dermick
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SHOREHAM.

Miss Annette Anderson has returned
from Washington, ID. c., where she has
been teaching in Howard University
Mrs. Fremont Hamilton of Brattleboro
has been visiting Mrs. John c. Moore
c. n. North is improving from his re-
cent illness.-Mrs. Ernest Severance of
Middlehury passed last week in town.
Miss Mary Moran has returned to Bur-
lngton.
S. j. Northrop, who has been in Grand
Rapids, Mich, Pittsburg. Pa. and
Albany, n. Y, with relatives, returned
home.-J. r. North OF Glcns Falls. y. Y,
passed Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. y. North.-The Rev. and Mrs,
Carlson are In Fair Haven attending the
State convention of CongroGa tiona
Churchcs-Mrs. Frances Bullion OF
Ticondcrga. n. Y, and Henry Keegan
of New York city are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Stokes.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Chldren's day will be observed by
Sunday school and church. next Sunday
with a musical service, rotations short
sermon. etc. at 1890 o'clock.-Quite
number OF people are planning 10 attend
tho meeting of the Jericho Bolton Town
ship association at West Bolton FRIDAY
next,-Seyeral children of this com
munity are having mild cases OF German
measles.-E, s. Ransom and family were
at Malletts bay. the guests OF the Misses
Me!kle and Church. at their cottage over
Sunday,-Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Whitmarsh
have beon making few days visit WIN
friends In Mortified the past week-The
Jericho high school closes It's spring term
Friday. The primary and grammar de-
partments close a week from FRIDAY
. RS. Maud Bcknell has gone TO bur
! lington to pass a week with her sister,
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SHELBURNE

me graduating exercises of the class
or 1907 at the Shelburne high school
VIII take place Friday evening at eight
O'Clock at the Methodist Church "On-
ward and Upward" is the class motto
and these will receive diplomas: Clas-
steal course, Elizabeth Weeks; Eng
fish course. Vida I. Bacon, Ruth j.
Elliott, Harry c. Gates. Anna NJ
Hayes. James F. Mcdonald, Frederick
NJ Nadeau, Adah NJ. Peet and Henry
A. Thorp. The programme follows:
March: prayer: music, Greeting"
Paul. high school chorus: ESSAY THE
Value of Public Libraries,' Vida l.
Bacon; essay. The Good Old Times"
Ruth j. Elliott: Grafton. american
Loyalty and Patriotism" Harry G.
Gates; duet. "Juanita." Norton. Mar
| garet Tracy and Della Dubuc; essay,
Education Outside OF School" Anna NJ.
Hayes; Grafton, Noted Men Of Ire
land, James f. Mcdonald; grafton.
THE Boyhood of Great Men, Fred
erick NJ Nadeau: trio. Rest
in Peace" Emerson. Misses Tracy,
Weeks and Dubuc essay, Occupations
OF Women" Adah NJ. Poct; Grafton,
| Theodore Roosevelt and His Policy
Henry a. Thorp; essay, Tho Women
Of Shakespeare" Elizabeth Weeks;
music. "The Blue waltz" Margis, girls
| chorus; presentation of dislomas.--
| Bishop A. C. A. Hall will confirm a
class OF candidates and preach at Trim
ity Church Sunday morning. The SER
vice begins at 10:30.--Wiliam Harmon
| of Montpelier was at his home mere
| over Sunday.-Mrs r. F. Colamrr or
Burlington Is passing the week with
her mother-Mrs Wallace w. irish
has returned from Proctor where she
| visited her son, Leo.-The ladies or inc
Methodist Church will serve ice cream
and cake In the church parlors Friday
evening Immediately after the gradn-
| ating exercises of the high school,
Watson Webb OF Yale was In town Il
, few days this week.--W. Henry HOP
kins has been away n few days on d
business trip to Brookline, Mass'-Ars'
G. G. Smith of burlington visited mere
| on Tuesday,
Mrs. Grdin Smith IL In poor health with
heart trouble.-Miss Pearl smith was one
of the conductors for the Young Men
Christian association Tuesday At Burl!nS-
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

The local painters formed a union last
week and notified the master painters
that they must have an increase of 25
per cent, in their wages. The employers
decided they could not grant their request
and the union painters are all out on q
strike. II Is understood that ono firm
has acceded to their request and the 9TH
ers are working with n crippled force
George Hull was arrested Saturday on the
charge Of furnishing liquor and is out on
800 bail awaiting his trial.
County court has been In session n
week and a verdict has been secured in
only one case, where the amount involved
was about $50. The second case, which is
now on trial. is a Stannard horse case,
where one party sues another for an al
legged false warrant on a horse valued at
5000
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

]. s. Moody of this place has sold to his
son, Frank. part of his farm and has
bought another small place in Lincoln,
where he will make his future home
Mrs, J. s. Moody Is recovering from two
months confinement to the house by heart
disease and asthma.-A reunion will be
held at Leslie HIPS in Lincoln Thurs
day June T
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young and son,
Russell visited in Weybridge the first of
the week Frank Gulrden and Naomi
Purinton called on Mary Young Sunday
afternoon.-Adolph and Emma IIallock
We're both at home from their schools
over Sunday.-Mlss Helen and Master
George Iiurlburt Of Monkton, have been
with their grandparents the past week.
Mr.. Rounds visited James Grace Sunday
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STARKsBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. d. s. Sayre visited at John
bikes Sunday,-Mrs julius Washburn Of
Randolph is visiting her sister, Mrs. II.
G. Dike.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill were
in Middlebury Tuesday. DIN Fer
guson Is improving. Mrs. Jennie Baldwin,
has been visiting In Bethel. has returned
home.--The Huntington association will
hold its quarterly session at Waterbury
Center June 10. IA and 30. w. Peasc
of Waterbury was here Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs George Loveland of Hnesburgh Wis
tied at David Bostwick's the first of the
week.-The Rev. and Mrs. Charles At
wood Of Jericho visited at the Rev. q. II.
Grey's Monday.-Mrs. Frank Hanson is
ill.-Agatha Stokes is working for Mrs.
O. w. Ferguson.-Mrs. IIubbel Fuller of
Massachusetts is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Smith
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

clinton Brewster, who has been visit
ing in town the past week, went to
Waterbury Monday. where he has a
position in the station there.-Mrs. John
Miles and daughter, Edna, went to Bris-
toll the last of the week to attend the
graduation exercises.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
T. Strong visited his sister Mrs. DIN
Ferguson, in Starksboro Saturday.-Mrs.
,'assandra Ellis, who has been passing
the winter with her daughters In New
York and Boston, returned to her home
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Russell are visiting
relatives In New Hampshire and
Mrs. Lyman IIill visited In Burlington
Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. Allen Carpen-
ter and daughter visited at Daniel Pat
rck's In Hinesburgh the last of the week
Dayton Baker OF Massa chusetts Is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin
Baker.-William Miner, Henry Dwyer ana
w. r. Taft dressed 10000 feet of clap
boards at Bartlett & Co.'S mill last week
William Leavett is confined to the house
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ESSEX CENTER.

Graduating exercises will be hold at
the Z. C. I. Friday evening at p. m.
Principal Evans Of the Burlington Bust
ness College will address the class-Mar-
vim Bixby Of Montpelier visited his moth
er Sunday.-The marriage Of Miss Maud
Williams and Edwin Partridge took place
Wednesday, A reception was given them
Saturday evening at Hotel Ferguson.-Mr.
Wilcox OF Cambridge visited at G. r.
1Ianley's Monday.-Children's day Will he
observed Sunday evening June Is at the
Methodist Church.-Miss Clara Dygert
arrived home for her summer vacation
Wednesday from Norwich, Conn.
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UNDERHILL.

The prize speaking contest, which was
TO take place Thursday night, has been
postponed until Friday night, June H.
Harold Hayden had the misfortune to
fall and break his collar bone while play
ing on the school ground Tuesday There
will be an exhibit at the school house
Friday afternoon of the work done by
the pupils of each grade during the
past term.-Mrs. Edward Whitcomb, who
has been In Brattlehoro for some time
is visiting in town.-The Rev. George
Atwood is attending the congregational
convention at Fair Haven this week.
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McINDoES.

The funeral of Or. Henry c. Ide. who
died in burlington "Wednesday morn
Ing, was held at his late residence Sat
urday afternoon and was largely at
tended. Among the relatives from
abroad We're his uncle. the Hon Henry
c. Ide, tn" former governor general of
the Philippines. and his brother, George
+. 1de of Jacksonville. Ala. The re-
mains were taken to s.. Johnsbury to
be placed in the family lot there and a
brief funeral service was held at tn.
grave conducted by the Rev. Dr. Ed
ward T. Fairbanks.
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ADDISON.

Grand View Grange celebrated ladies
night" Friday evening. A pleasing pro
gramme was carried out. The third and
fourth degrees were conferred and
a banquet held.-Mrs John Perkins died
June 3. The funeral was held at the
church Thursday and interment was at
Vcrgennes. Miss I.elah Southland has
gone to South Dakota for an extended
visit-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton have
an infant son.-Bert Mitchell and family
of St. Adams are guests at j. I. Clark's.
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house to H. Davis of Jondsvple. who took
possession Saturday.-Mrs. George Chap
man led the Christian Endeavor meet
ing Sunday evening Miss Grace Drink
water It at home from her work In
Starksboro on account of rheumatism
Colon Green Of Burlington was In town
Tuesday .There will be no services here
Sunday as the Rev. II. c. Kemp will be
in Waterbury to attend the Free Baptist
association.-F O. Norton was the guest
of l. W. Hatch at Queen City Park over
Sunday.-Miss Eleanor Sweet closes her
school in Montgomery this week and will
be at home Saturday for her vaca-
ton.
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hubbard began
work this week for Hosea Fuller.--Franlk
AIMEE Is in very poor health.-Mr. and
Mrs. Cassius Seelcy of Salisbury were the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. Nerton Wood,
and other relatives the past woek.-H. G..
Powers was in Rlpton Sunday. -.William
Huntley was in Bethel Saturday.--Miss
Hattie L. Martin is passing u few weeks
in tSockbridge with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Hubbard of Tyson
and DR.. and Mrs. Lewis of Rutland visit
ed S. f. Hubbard and other relatives last
week.-Mrs.. Catherine Maynard and son
of Randolph were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ford Sunday as also were
Mr.. and Mrs George Taylor of Hancock.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The funeral of Mrs. Louis Romprey was
held at the Catholic Church Saturday
morning. Burial was in the Catholic
cemetery at Essex Juncton.-Thomas
Fender, an attendant at the State hospital
for the insane at Waterbury, Is visiting
Mrs. Homer Flynn, hiss stster.--Bishop
Michaud of Burlington will administer
confirmation to class at st. Thomas $
Church June 25.-I. j. Brown is critically
Ill with appendicitis.-The selectmen have
appointed A. c. Humphrey town clerk to
succeed ]. J. Monahan who has resigned
and moved to Essex
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WESTrOFD

Mr.. ana Mrs. Don a, stone Of Bur
lington were in town Slturdav.--Mrs
Flagg returned to her home in Newno-
Monday.-Jamos II. Macombcr and FAM
lily Of burlington hav. been visiting at
g. a. Ricc's for a few days.--The Fort
nightly club will meet with Mrs. L. @.
Gale this afternoon Tho club will
eve its annual gontlcmon's night Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Emma Rice.
-Children's day will be observed at the
Congregational Church next Sunday.
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WEST BOLTON.

There will be a meeting of the Jeri-
cho-f'olton Sunday school association
next Friday at the Methodist Church.
The willing Workers were treated to a
fish dinner at Mrs. Byron Jones's last
week.-Edwin Pease of Sparta, Mich, is
here to pass the summer with his broth
crs.--Ai Hail. who has been in Ohio for
the past year. is at home.-Miss Bcrnice
Hall Is at home from her school in Bur
lington.-Oscar Burns and Ed. Gregory
are moving their families to Waterbury
where they have work.-George Gle
passed last week with his mother In
Underhill Mrs. Gle Joined him there
Saturday.-Mrs. Caroline Faye has gone
to Georgia for the summer.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Adams Of Fair Haven Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Whitney
Miss Caroline Thomas visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Minerva Bump. who Is Ill with
tuberculosis. at Brandon Saturday.-John
Mack is suffering with rheumatism around
the heart-Dr. Philipson of Brandon took
dinner with his sister Mrs. James Peter
son, Tuesday.-The carpenters are at work
on L. ]. Whitney's house and store.
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>BRIDPORT.

Mrs. f. w. Thayer of Witherbee, n. Y,
was the recent guest of Mrs. Martin Gar
vey.--Miss Maude Nichols and George l..
Scarle is critically ill.-Mrs. s. NJ. Brally
of Chicago and Mrs. r. NJ. Carson Of
Rutland recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
G. F. Sollace.-Charles Eldredge, a for
mer resident, recently died in Colorado.
%. e, Converse visited at Burlington
the first Of the week.--Children's day will
be observed at the Congregational Church
June l6.
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MILTON BORO.

w. s. Blake, who has been confined to
the hose with rheumatism, Is moro
comforta ble.-Bennie Bevins of West
Georgia and nephew, Oscar Bcvins, had
a narrow escape from drowning while
fishing recently. While reaching for bait
their boat, steel one suddenly capsized
They chung to their boat until Horace
Blake, fishing in the vicinity, rescued
them from their perilous position.
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LEICESTER.

The Rev. r. r. Davies of Vergennes
will conuuct services at the church Tues
day evening. June is, after which a busi-
ness meeting will follow.--Mrs. Cushman
OF Middlebury has been a recent guest at
Ned Barker's.-Mrs Orator Dow Is in a
very feeble condition.-Austin Johnson is
visiting in Goshen and Stockbrdge-Mrs.
Angel and Mrs. Marsh of Rochester re
Gently visited relatives here.
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. Elizabeth Speny and grandson of
Spokane, Wash, arrived Saturday and
are guests of her son, John e. Speny and
family .--Nartin j. Peck of Underwood
n. D., has purchased the A. w. Frost
place and with his family have moved
thereto.-Miss Bertha Sanford returned
Monday night to her school In Everett
Mass, having been called home on ac-
count of the serious illness of her grand
mother, Mrs. Edgar Sanford.
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S1.1OO BUYS

FARM of 100 acres If taken at once,
q mile from Wolcott village and r. r.
depot, carries from to 10 cows, good
soil and we'll watered. estimated cut OF
spruce and hcmlock $4,000, lots of
wood. If you want to buy a home dirt
cheap on easy terms, get into the game
quick, for it is going to be sold before
independence day, 1907. DO your talk
ing on this or any farm wants with
The F. II. McGinnis Realty Company.
Essex Junction, VT.
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RIPTON

The subject for Sunday morning at the
Methodist Church will be 1.-The Holy
Spirit."-The children's day exercises will
be held in the Methodist Church Sunday
eyening.-Myron Hamilton Is gradually
failing Mrs. Frank Gilmore and daugh-
ter, Georgia, passed Sunday with Mrs.
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HANCOCK.

Wayne r. Durham recently sold a hay
geldng. Prince Henry, six years old. for
$3.50 to Alexander w. Crane Of New York
Mr.. an Mrs. Cassius Seely of Middlebury
were guests of Mrs. Mable Marsh, their
cousin, last week.
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WEST MILTON.

Horatio and d. Lamphere were dis
covered Monday hooking up mullet' They
ran and escaped from the fish warden
but as he saw them plainly the law
against this Illegal fishing Will be en-
forced. They are said ~ be old offenders
Mrs. Martha Lincoln sprained her wrist
hodlv Saturday.