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SHELBURNE.

The funeral of Stella SpOnd was held al
St. GATHERINGS Church Tuesday morning
at nine O'Clock. the Rev. Father peau
chaine officiating. The deceased, who was
l3 years Of age. died Sunday Of enlarge
ment of the heart. The bearers were Don
Lawrence. Frank Adams, Fred Miller.
William sheridan, Fred Monnette and
irving Fredette-Miss Genevleve Fergu-
son returned from the Fanny Allen hospi
tai Tuesday.-John Macllie of Montreal
visited Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T. Irish last
week.-Mrs.. Rebecca Livermore of Add
son has been spending a few days with
Lucy Peet. Mrs. Livermore Is 81 years of
age and made the journey here unattend-
ed--H. Elmer Kinsman returned to his
home in Wllliamstown. Mass. Monday
after pa ssing Sunday with his sister. Mrs.
f. r. Stoddard.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bacon are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter. May l4-D-
Charles T. Kinsman of Philadelphia Is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. +. r. Stoddard
for a few days. He will also attend the
Vermont dental convention in Burlington
DIR. Martin G. Tracy of New York is Wis
itins his mother, Mrs. J. c. Tracy. He
Will attend the Vermont dental conven-
ton.-Miss Janet Harmon has gone to
Springfield. Mass, 70 visit her uncle, VII
liam Harmon. who formerly resided in
Shelburne She will go from there to New
York to pass a few weeks with relatives.
Supper will be served at ST. Catherine )
hail this evening
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RICHMOND.

i. h Morton of Fair Haven was in town
Tuesday. --Miss Zoe Towers has returned
from Burlington.-Mrs. L. l.. Freeman en-
tertaned the Louise NJ. Smiley circle Of
the Kings Daughters yesterday after
noon.-M!ss Ruth Chase, who is attending
school at Maple Lawn Academy in North
Hero, is at homo for a short vacation
Mrs. Mary Burke has returned from
Waterbury where she has been the guest
of Mrs. Thomas O'Neil for several days
f. L, rowne OF Burlington IS visiting his
father. Albert Towne.-Lcroy Derrick of
Waterbury was in town yesterday.
Fay Kenyon of Hncsburgh was the guest
of Mrs. ]. s Derrick Wcdnesday.-Mrs.
+. J. Kenyon and son, Fletcher, are visit
Ing her mother. Mrs. Hanley, In Essex
juno tion-Nrs. Frank Barnum and Mrs.
III. f. Bates of North WilliSton were in
town yesterday.-M A. T. stevens was
In burlington yestorday.-A town meeting
Is called for Friday, May 81, at 1000
a. m. to see IL the town will vote an addi-
tlonal sum for the purpose OF erecting a
new school building. and, II SO, to see #
the town will vote to bond the town for
the additional sum so voted or provide
FUNDS In some other manner,--Miss Viz
GINA Mitiguy has returned from week $
vacation at her home in Enosburgh.
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WESTFORD.

John NJ. Osgood died suddenly at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday eve
ing, Mr.. Osgood had stomach trouble
for several weeks and was taken to tho
hospital for treatment the first Of last
week. Mrs. Osgood was notified that her
husband was not as we'll and reached
him u short time before a hcmorrhase
from the stomach ended his life The
funeral was held at his late home
Tuesday at one o'clock. The bunial vas
in the cemetery on Osgood hill
George Hall is at home from Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb Of Rutland
passed Sunday with Mr. Cobb's parents.
Mr.. Cobb took back with him his
fathers PAGER. MAIZE, TO enter in the
Rutland horse show in June.-1 rs.
Ezra Emery has gone to the Fanny AL
len hospital for surgical operation
Walter Hunter, WIN has been Ill with
diphtheria IS much better. Health
Officer Stone has been Informed that It
Is S. fe to raise the quarantine on Henry
Faulkin's house where Mr.. Hunter has
been ll.-Miss Susie Cobb returned to
school Monday after a weeks illness
with the grip.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Wesley F.. Minis of West Brattleboro
has been engaged as principal of the
local high school and will assume his
duties with the beginning of the fall
term. He succeeds c. n, Howe. who
takes the position of expert supervis-
or of Essex Junction, Essex, Williston,
Colchester, South burlington and Shell
burne. Mr.. Minis graduated from Yal ,
in 1900 and has had three years ex-
perience in high school work.
Benton G.. Woods. formerly of this
village and a son of the late Mr., and
tai in st. Adams Monday morning.
Death was duo to cancer of the stom-
ach for which he was operated upon a
week ago last Thursday. Mr.. Woods
was born in Wcstford 33 years ago last
October. For the past few years he
has been fireman on the c. V. Ry
and a short time ago was promoted to
engineer, He had made his home In ST,
Adams. He is survived by his wife
also one sister. Mrs, Samuel Sheldon Of
this village and a brother, Bert Woods
of White River Junction. The funeral
was held in St. Adams at 1870 Tuesday
evening and the remains We're brought
here on the noon train Wednesday for
burial at which time prayer service
was held at the grave.
The marriage of Abort Boyer and Miss
Geneva Agnes Mayo. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Mayo, took place at the
Church of the Holy Family yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock, the Rev. ]. b
Pouliot officiating. The bridesmaid was
the brides sister Miss Bertha Mayo, and
the best man was Frank Mayo. A we'd
ding breakfast was served at the homo
OF the brides parents. Mr., and Mrs
Boyer left on the noon train for New Bed
ford. Mass, whore his parents, Mr., and
Mrs Sidney Boyer. reside On their re-
turn they will reside on the farm o.
Henry Mayo in Essex.
Miss Bsllo Hazelton Is III
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Boardman have re-
turned from California Repairs ara be-
ing made on the parsonage. -SaturdaY
morning the hills were covered with snow
until nearly nine O'Clock. William La
force Is making repairs on tho Gibbs farm
buildings. Mrs John II. Toby and daugh-
ter are visiting Mrs. Toby's parents In
Thetford,-Miss Margaret Whalley Is i'm
proving OF her Illness. Julius Monette Is
very much improved in health.--J. Rich
ard Dean of Dartmouth passed Sunday in
town.--The teachers training class
met with the superintendent, Miss Anna
Byington, Tuesday evening. Miss Ethel
Byington may remain In California dur
ing the summer.-Percy Pope has gone
to Chicago.
Mrs Truman Besette and mother Mrs
Joseph Besette, visited relatives at Chin
incy Point over Sunday Wallace Colo
man is not so well-Edward MCGOWAN
has been repairing the interior of his
home. Judd Williams has started drilling
u new well for O. II. Alexandria, Edgar
Edgerton who has been i'll with chicken
pox. Is better-Fred Deyette of Burling-
ton visited relatives here Sunday.--A true
harbinger OF spring passed through here
last week in the form of a long line Of
fortune telling, horse-trading gypsies.
Wallace Coleman has moved to tho
house owned by Mrs. NJ. ]. Alexander
l.. Richard Dean, Dartmouth. 90, who
has been at home. returned Wednesday.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Eugene Bradford has sold his pair of
large gray horses to tho Condensed Milk
of Richmond for s5oo.--Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Jacobs have gone to their
home in Burlington.-Mrs. Andrew Eli
son continues very feeble.-Miss Leila
Fonda, who has oeen in Dandy the past
two weeks visiting her sister. Mrs Guy
Baldwin, has returned home.-Mrs. Wal
ter Foss and son of Boston are the guests
of her parents. AIR. and Mrs. II. $. Fonda.
The Ladies' Aid of the baptist
Church will meet with Mrs. ]. r. Tag
CART Thursday afternoon. at $50
o'clock.-Owing to the repairs which
are being made on tho interior Of the
will be held in the vestry.--'rhere will
be preaching at Lyceum hall sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock by the Rev.
Mr.. Watson OF the Shelburne Metho-
dist Church.-Sunday. while one of
John Germain's horse was being driv-
on along the road near Isaac Stone
residence, II stepped on a stone and
broke its leg. 1t was taken TO a near
by field and shot-The library commit
tee is about TO purchase a large num-
bor of new books for the sunday
school library of the Baptist church.
Ernest Burleigh is to occupy w. j.,
Hotsford's tenement house.-Mrs. j, X
Taggart returned home Sunday from
several DAYS visit with her sons, c. =
and Kenneth TaGgart of Burlington
Frank Kingsand was the guest of
w. f. Horsford Monday.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hasltins returned
from their wedding tour Sunday and are
at present with the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. T.. Cunningham Marion,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Nichols. who has been quite ill the
past week. Is better.-Mrs J. w. Gof1
fin, who has been at sanatorum 1T
Montpelier, for electric treatment thd
past five weeks. returned home last SAL
urday.-IAncelot Coffin came home from
Montpelier with his mother and rel
NAMED over Sunday.-M. G. whitney
came Saturday from Bolton to pasd
some time at his sisters. He is in poor
health and his physicians prescribe q
complete rest.--The schools at this viii
lage are preparing programme to I'D
given on Memorial day.-The lltld
daughter Of g. f. Kingsland is III with
pneumonia Henry Ballard and family
have moved into the upper tenement OF
f. S. Ransom's farm house.
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HINESBURGB.

a quiet wedding took place at the Con-
gregational parsonage Wednesday morn
ing, May 3. when Miss Jennie Mae Sears,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sears of Ilinesburgh and Carroll j. Dow
ME of Bristol. were united In marriage
by the Rev. Henry Van Hangar. After
n shower Of rice the happy couple left for
Castleton, n. Y. their future home.-Mrs.
Jennie Dwire has moved from the Bald
win fiat to j. II. Aliens tenement.
The Rev. A. Z. Locke has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Baptist
Church, to take effect May 26th.-Eusenc
Harvey has moved into o. A. Baldwin's
block. DIR. and Mrs. Frank Finncy Of
Burke, n. Y. are visiting at NJ. j. Fin
noys.-Mrs. Jennie Dwire has moved into
j. H. Aliens tcncmcnt.-Mrs. Miller Of
Sudbury is visiting her uncle, II. A..
Beecher.--The Sunday memorial service
will be held al the Methodist Church the
Goth inst. and the Rev. Mr.. McCabe will
preach-The Rev. Mr.. McCabe graduates
from the Philadelphia Theological Semin-
airy this week.-NIiss Florence Allen of
burlington spent Sunday with her parents
here.-Francis f.. RaciCot. who had charge
of J. II. Aliens harness shop the past
winter. returned to burlington Friday
l.. /. Brownson returned last week from
Havana. Cuba, where he spent the
winter wit. his son 1.conard.-Mrs. r. L.
Andrews has returned from Burlington,
where she visited her mother, Mrs. Flana-
gan.-George Palmer has moved to his
farm on the burlington road.-Road
Commissioner Gates with force of men
is at work on the roads.-Mrs. NJ. Jim
ncy is in poor health.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
HUNTINGTON.

The fire brigade was called out
Thursday evening to extinguish a
fire in the rear of b. f.. Morrilrs
store One of Huntington's promising
young five year-olds confesses to hav-
ing set the fire which he very likely
did having recently set fire to four
window shades belonging to his
mother.-Martin S. Villas of Burlington
will deliver the address here Memorial
day.-Miss Gertrude Ferrand of Essex
is passing the week in town.-Mrs.
George Chapman Is ill.-Mrs. V. S,
Kenyon has received word from Miss
Clara Scoheld of Santa Barbara. cal,
that she will leave there May 20, for
Vermont Fred Roberts went to Hines
burgh Thursday to attend the funeral
of his sister-Mrs. Fanny Lewis Is not
as well this week.-Mrs. Elsana Collins
recently donated to +. q. Norton a
flag pole which he and her son, Fred
who died many years ago, cut when
they were II years of age. The pole
has been standing in front OF the Col
Inns residence about 80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs f. G. Norton visited IN
Bristol Friday and Saturday.-I W.
Hatch of Richmond was a guest OF +. G.
Norton Friday.-Mr. and Mrs George
Smith will entertain the Farmers club
May Sl.-Nearly all OF the members Of
the G. A. r. met at the hall Saturday
afternoon. The ranks have been thinned
of late until but small number remain
p, NJ. Clifford of Bristol has placed a
monument In the lot of Sanford Ross in
Maplewood cemetery.-N. A, Bckford en-
tertained friends from Bristol over Sun
day.-Miss Daisy Kenyon was at home
Saturday and Sunday from North1eld.-
Mrs Jessie Norton will entertain the next
meeting OF Kings Daughters May o.
Mrs William Cubitt entertained her sis
ter Mrs Manning from Richmond over
Sunday,-The coming marriage of Earl
Morrill, and Miss Clara Talcott is an
nounced for 2l.-Mrs Sarah Fargo Will go
to Richmond soon to pass the summer
with Mrs. Caroline Sherman.-The Chris
tian Endeavor prayer meeting was led
Sunday evening by Miss Kate Thompson.
The society elected the Rev. II. l. Kemp
as delegate to the county convention to
be held In Williston May f6-NDbert John
son of Bristol came home with his grand
father. w. NJ. Johnson S"aday to rsm0c.
during the week.
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ST. GEORGE.

The would-be licenses are having up
hill work in the matter CT furnishing
the required bonds. Under present CON
ditions, the board OF license commits
sioners will take no action.-No tidings
as yet; from the young man German,
who left his employer a week ago last
Sunday.-News from California says
Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Isham have ar
rived there safe.-The grand list for the
year 1907 has been completed and may
be consulted at the town clerks office.
Mrs. Laura Hlnsdale with the little
Misses Mildred White and Nora Hins-
dale drove to Essex Saturday afternoon
and stopped over night with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. G. Wescott.-Nr. and Mrs.
Frank German passed Sunday at Law
rance Wellingcr's.-M. W. Hinsdale and
II. Fl. Tiley attended the G. 4. r.
meeting in Hineshurgh Saturday after
noon.-L ]. Brownson has returned
from passing the winter in Cuba with
hts son. Leonard.--G. w Patrick of
Inesburgh was in town on business
Connected with the o. Z. g., the first of
| the week
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NEW HAVEN.

The funeral of Mrs. Brockway of
Leominster, Mass, was held at the home
of her son. f. II. Conant, Sunday. the
Rev. Mr.. IIllard officiating. Burial was in
the family lot in Bristol.-F NJ. Wilson Is
not as well.-Post master A. F. Roscoe,
who has been i'll for several days, is
able to be at his place of business again.
Madeline Everest is ill.-Miss 1'ansa
Bigelow of Port Henry, n. Y" was in
town Sunday to attend the funeral of
Mrs Brocliway.--J. +. Rowley of Center
Rutland passed Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs f. e. Rowley.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. II. Conant went to Port Henry, n. Y,
Monday, where they will visit friends
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barrows and daugh-
ter. Della of Middlebury were in town
Sunday.-Mrs. f.. NJ. Partch was In Bur-
lngton Friday and Saturday.
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WINOosKI.

Mrs. Charles L. Kirby. died at her
home on Chase street Friday night at
six O'Clock after an Illness of about
six months with heart disease. Mrs.
Kirby was 20 years Of age and had
made Burlington her home practically
all her life Her husband died about Il
months ago. She is survived by six
sons, Charles John, Frank George and
Walter and five daughters, Mrs. John
Kaufman, Mrs. Elmer walker Mrs,
Louis Ladue. Mrs. Stella Robadin and
Mrs. Lew Lewis Sic also has two
brothers, William Leclalr of Chicopee,
Mass. and George Leclair of Stanton,
III. The funeral was held on Monday.
w b. Atwood has leased the Main
street store in the Baxter block and on
or about juno 1 will move his stock Of
groceries, meats and creamery to the
new location. A bakery will also be in
stalled. Mr.. Atwood will have the en-
tire space which. since tho death of H.
j. Dubuc has been occupied by two
separate stores. The grocery firm now
there will move to Burlington whore
Mr.. Houle. the proprietor. will continue
the business. Mr. Atwood has been here
for eight years and his steady progress
has made 1t necessary for his increasing
business.
George +. Saiger, who has conducted
branch grocery in this village las
moved his stock to his main store on
North avenue in Burlington. The store
vacated by him will pe re-opened as the
Main street Pharmacy by D. j. Caha-
Ian. the former proprietor
The marriage Of Frank Parizo ana Miss
Jennie Brodeur took place al St. Francis
Xavier Church TUESDAY morning. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev J.
+. Audct at seven o'clock in the presence
of large number OF friends and rela-
tivez. The bride was becomingly gowned
In dress of ecru with a yoke of
overlace. After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was served at the brides home
on Barrett street The couple left on the
1915 train for a brief wedding trip to
Montreal and other points. Upon ther
return next Saturday reception will be
rendered them At the home of the groom 5
father IN Essex Junction.
Pre- Memorial day exercises will be
held in Corporation hall Wednesday
evening. May %, A Memorial day adj
dress will be delivered by Martin s
Villas Of burlington ard a patriotic pro-
gramme will be rendered by the pupils
OF the WinOosk high school.
At the commencement exercises to be
| held in June, President Buckham of the
university will deliver an address tC
the graduating class.
Prin G. r. Stackpole has returned
| from a brief stay at his home in Pots
dam. y. Y. Willie there, Mr.. StackpOl'
was presented with son, q. r. Stack
pole, Jr.
| A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mrs. George Seymour OF Mallett'
! Bay avenue.
A. NJ. Howle has moved his grocery
business from the old stand at Il Mai
street to the corner of North and Ros
streets Burlington. Mr. Howle was un
able to find a place to locate in this village
and for that reason decided to move
across the river.
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PIPTON.

The funeral Of Nathan Boynton was
held at the Methodist Church saturday
the Rev. IT, NJ. Hail officiating. The
burial was in the Cook ccmetcry.--Mr.
and Mrs. John Stoddard are at Bread
Loaf I'm for the summcr.--Mr. and
Mrs. John Ellis Of Salisbury were in
town Saturday to attend the funeral OF
y Boynton.--Mr. and Mrs. T.. T.. stowe
of WcNhridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lafrancis of Salisbury passed Sunday
at William Stowe's.-Mr. and Mrs. ia
son Billings little children are quite
ill.--NIrs. Lindsey and Allen Boynton
Of Bellows Falls and Miss Mary Boyn-
ton of Rutland were in town to attend
the funeral of their brother Saturday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr., and Mrs. Willette and young
child of New Hampshire are visiting
her brother, George Rounds.-Suel Sar-
gent visited his parents in New Haven
over Sunday.--George Wells returned
Thursday after a ten days visit with
his son, Fred. in Massachusetts.--F. G..
Bagley has returned from Lincoln and
gone to Starksboro to work for Hill &
Miles,-Mr and Mrs. s. j. Randall Wis
tied in Essex Junction the last OF the
week.
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pANTON.

The Rev. Nc Dowell. the new pastor
of the Methodist church. is expected
this weck.-Mss Flora Williams of
Westport IS visiting relatives here
Mrs. Charles Wright of New Haven Is
passing a few days at her home here
I. f. Hatch of Burlington has been at
his farm making improvements.-Mr
and Mrs. G. w. Sprague of Bristol Nave
been here to visit his father who is
in feeble condition.-1ra Brydia, Jr.,
and Scott Fleury of Isle La Motto. both
students at the high school at Burling-
ton, We're guests over Sunday at the
formers home.
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy are
parents of a daughter, born saturday.
Mrs. y. d Parker and daughter. AL
berthe. OF Richmond have been pass
ing a few days with Mr. Parker's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Parker and
Mrs. Parker's mother, Mrs. e. j. Ran
kin.-Luman, the little son of Or. Hol-
combe. who has been very III with
pneumonia, Is slowly improving
Reuben Beeman Of Rutland has been
passing a few days in town.--Mls9
Amelia Keclcr of Essex is caring for
Mrs. j. A. Kennody.-The little son Of
Fred Trayat is i'll with pneumonia
Orrin Tillotson has bought farm in
Tnderhill-Mrs. Ophelia Iadd of Bur
lington has been the guest of Mrs. C.
L. Sandcrson for a Jew days.
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ADDISON.

The little friends of Erwin Clark were
invited to his home Saturday to help
celebrate his 10th birthday. A jolly af-
ternoon was passed and bountiful sup
per was served. The birthday cake was
decorated with 10 candles.-ClarcnCe
Benedict Is moving to the George Spen-
Ger farm where Mr.. Benedict is en-
ployed Mrs. Read has been i'll for some
time but now is on the gain.-JOseph
HAYWARD is ill.-As Iutie Whitfords'
team was going to Nergennes one day
last week, they encountered an auto
mobile. The team became unmanago-
able and smas shed things up generally.
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JERICHO.

Sarah Brewster, wife Of Arba Davis
died Friday evening at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs George Foster. in the
by husband 50 years old. and by four
daughters and one son. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock. the Rev. Frederick Emerson
officiating and the burial was in the
village Ccmetery.--The Rev. Walter
Clapp has been I'm town.-Ira Rogers of
the Burlington high school is here for
few days.--Mrs. Roger Hulburd of
Hyde Park has been a visitor at d..
G.. b. IIulburd's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Clerkin and
daughter were guests over Sunday at
J. g Nays.-Mr. Brooks Of Burlington
passed Sunday with his wife a the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Ross.
Mrs Clement Tomlin has received
news of the safe arrival in New York,
from London, of her brother, Abraham
Porter. and family. Mr.. Porter, who is
contractor and builder. expects 20 To-
cate in this Satellite condition of Mrs.
Clark Narney is improved.-Among those
In town Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Davis We're James Davis OF
Hincshurgh. Mrs. Cornela Dclemcter OF
rotsdlm, y. Y. Mrs. Jane Davis and
son. Palmer, of Bolton. Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar IFoyt and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Delemcter of Willston, George Clcve-
land Of burlington and Miss Cleveland
of North J'nderhll.-Mrs Ernest Young
and daughter. Dorothy returned to East
berkshire Monday after a 10 days visit
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. J. II
Stafford, Jr-Mrs. c. A. Jackson is II
town.-Mrs. Julia Moulton has been visit
ing in Cnderhill.
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BRIDPoRT.

The EndoaVor society j. having tho
church clock repaired. Mrs Mary Wing
has returned from Middlcbury. --Orrin
Hamilton, an aged resident is very feeble.
Julius Elthrop Of Chicago is visiting
here.-The Rev Mr.. BarnWn of Cornwall
exchanged with the Rev Mr., Lamb Sun.
day.-charles Elithrop is carrying cream
for those who patroni2e the creamery at
Ocean hill.--Nrs. Lewis Lowell is ILL
Mrs l.. w. Dayton and son have returned
from Middlcbury T.. S. Converse
of Burlington. recently visited in town
Measles are still In town. The most Of
those III have mild caSoS
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WILLISTON.

Misses Georgara and Lou Goodrich.
with Miss lila Hildreth OF Jonosville,
passed few days recently with their
cousin, Miss Lora Thompson at her
home In Burlington. and Mrs. Wal
lace Chapman, were at Mrs. Seldens
Sunday.-Some needed improvements are
being made on the road between this
town, and Richmond Mrs. George
Goodrich was at Mrs. Lucia Darling g.
Memorial exercises. Lavelle's con-
Mem orial exercises Mrs. Iowelrs con-
dition Is slightly mproved.-'Blosson
Goodrich has moved Mr.. and Mrs
Besette to the farm ne recently pur-
chased Of Mr.. Seldsn.