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NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE NO. l.
Meets every second and fourth Saturday
evenings of each month In Odd Fellows
Temple Market street. n2559
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TWO VERY DESIRABLE FRONT RMS.
for light housekeeping. PAL e. lst So.
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I. o. o. F, TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet rs follows:
Salt Lake lodge No. 2, Friday.
Enterprise lodge No. 10, Wednesday.
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Woodmen of the World.
WOODBINE CIRCLE NO H-MEETS
every Tuesday, o'clock. at /. o. o.
F. hall.
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FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, CHEAP, CALI
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ASSAYERS


JOHN STEWART, ASSAyER AND
chemist. "a e. So. Temple street. Salt
Lake CITY, Ctnh CIl9
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SEVEN ROOM MODERN BRICK. 80 D
street Inquire 3s D f148s
ON BRIGHAM ST, 7-RM. MODERN
house, with barn. Apply a27 Brigham
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CRISMON S NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
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1000 LOADS GOOD GRAVEL. WILLIAM
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

$50 O0o--A we'll improved corner on ths
east side, and close In; 155x1S5 feet; nets
7 per cent on the money, and Is abso-
lutey safe.
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ON UTAH AND IDAHO FARMS NIL
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WASATcH LODGE NO /, z, AND ~
M-Masonic hall. second Friday each
month. Memhers OF sister lodges and So
)ourning brethren In good standing invit-
cd. Harris Wall Griffin w. M. A. ].
Lowe, Secretary.
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IsD AND ROOMS


tlENT ELDERLY LADY.
cook or keep house In small
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sA2oo-A double brick: rents $3.50 per
year.
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FURN, ROOM IN MODERN HOUSE
Apply CT at. References f645
SEVEN ROOM MODERN HOUSE, WITH
piano, S3n per month. Inquire at CO.
Op. Second Hand Store. 226 State street.
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HINESBURGH.

Z. o. and Charles Martin have bought
the John Wheeler farm on the Burling.
ton road of Henry Russell and will
take possession March |. The farm con-
tans 200 acres and with the stock and
tools brought E,5O-Miss Helen Porter
Of Burlington has been engaged to teach
No. sChool.-The Eastern Star dance
was attended by Is couples. -George II.
Burrtt has used LOO sticks OF dynamite
this fall blowi rocks out OF meadows.
j. O. Coddng an instructor in the Bur
lington high school visited in town over
Sunday.-Robert II. Wilson has gone to
work for the Vermont Marble company
at Proctor. Mrs. Wilson and little
daughter will pass the winter visiting "A
Pennsylvania and another sister in Ashe-
vile, n. C.-Mead's orchestra furnished
music for a Christmas sale in the Friends
Church at Monkton Ridge Wednesday
nlght.-.Mrs. Helen Hull Murphy of Bur
lington Is spending a week at A. S.
Hulls.--The Congregational Sunday
school will ha Christmas tree In the
town hall Christmas eve.-Judge Allen Is
enjoying week in Washington, d. c.,
while on his way South.-Mr, and Mrs. f..
L. Andrews have returned from Buring-
ton whore they passed week.
Zion Flag OF Rutland is passing some
time with his uncle, r. Degree,-Euzeb
Sanctuary is iil-There Is no change In
Fred Harveys condition. james Mower
will go to Burlington where he has n
position with the Burlington Light and
Power Co.-Mrs. r. T, Lyman and child
rem are visiting her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Booth, In Essex Junction.
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RICHMOND.

DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Tilley have re-
turned and will have rooms at the
Bellevue iiotel.-Mrs. c. w. Howe MRS.
J. s. Derrick, Miss Dena Bostwick and
Miss Katherine Kennedy were in Bur
lngton Saturday.-Miss Rose OBrien or
Waterbury was the guest of Mrs. Mary
Burke over Sunday--Miss Maytie Glea-
son has returned from Burlington, where
she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
NJ. q. Lcary.--Mrs. W. w. Miller re-
turned Saturday from a months stay
in Williamtown.-The Rev. Frances
Kimball Is in Morrisville for snort
stay.-Miss Blanche Varney returned
Sunday from Burlington. where she
visited her sister.-Miss Helen Kimball
has returned from williamstown, where
she has been the guest Of friends for
sometime.
daughter was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bcrry.-Mlss Hazel
Fairbanks of Randolph is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Fish.-Mrs C. II.
Pine has returned from Georgia. whore
she has been visiting her parents the
past Week.-Mrs. Sarah Conant has return
cd from two weeks in Keene, N. H.-Mrs.
Jennie Berry, the Misses Dena Bostwick.
Elizabeth Henley and Carlotta Andrews
were In Burlington yesterday.-A bazaar
will be held Friday afternoon from two
to five O'Clock under the auspices of the
Aid Circle Of Kings Daughters.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNSRURY.

The trustees Of Brightlook hospital
have engaged Mrs. Flora u. Lovejoy
or this place Is matron and general
superintendent and Miss Myrtle II.
Miller of Boston as head nurse The
latter has had charge OF one of the
large wards at the Massachusetts, Cen
eral Hospital and comes here January
!. The new hospital, which has been
erected this year on a most slightly
place in the village, will he ready for
use next month.-Thc Passumpsic Saw
inEs bank announce that beginning
with the new year its dcpositors will
receive four per C. mt interest.-Clothes
line thieves have reaped a rich har-
vest in the village this fall and many
families have lost everything left out
on the 1ne.-Arthur +. Stone will be
the principal speaker at the first an
nual gathering of tho Bradford Broth
erhood Friday evening. The banquet
Will be served at I-otel Low
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JERICHO CENTER.

Guy Murdoch of Barre visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Murdoch. Mon
day and Tuesday-A son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Ransom Tuesday
afternoon.-L. NJ. Howe Is very i'll with
pneumonia Mrs. c. II. KinEsland Is in
Mortified visiting her father, who Is
very ill.-Owing to the illness of the pas
tor, the Rev. s II. Barnum, a sermon
was read Sunday morning by Mrs G. c.
Bicknell.-Work has been begun on
Sunday school Christmas cantata, en-
titled King Of Kings which 1t Is
planned TO give Christmas eve by the
church choir and Sunday school.-Mrs.
II. D. Hopkins was called to Baltimore,
Md, by a telegram Sunday announcing
the death of her father.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The Free Press last week published a
statement concerning the marriage in
burlington Of ~. f. Stanley of Leeds,
~ D., and Mrs. Ellen Stanley of this
place" which 1t appears was not true.
Tho Free Press regrets that It's cor
respondent should have made this error
Mr. Stanley, who is in the East for the
winter, comes from Butte. Mont, and
not from Leeds. y. -. He is prosperous
contractor and builder in Butte
Because of the heavy rains of Tues
day and jednesday, some Of the hill
roads are in an almost impossible con-
diton.-D. J. Drown has gone to Hyde
Park, Mass, for the winter-A New
York paper OF recent date contained the
following natterng notice Of a former
resident of this place: alaska is rep
resented as it's delegate in Congress by
tho Hon. Thomas Gale of Fairbanks II
the people OF that beautiful snow ter
rtory are as enthusiastic over its cli-
mate and its prospects as its able dele
gate, Alaska will ere long be number
Al in the starry flag
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The death of Guy Willoughby, a high
ly esteemed citizen, occurred Thursday
morning at his home In East Charlotte
after a weeks Illness. Although he had
suffered from an incurable disease for
several years, he was out and attended
to his usual business until within a week
Of his death, Mr.. Willoughby was born
in Monkton In March. 1891 but had lived
In Charlotte since 1859. In early life he
married Sarah Eddy of Huntington, who
died four years ago. Two daughters.
Mrs. Helen Briggs and Miss EVELYN
Willoughby, md two grandchildren sur
vive him. The funeral services were
held at the Baptist Church In East
Charlotte, Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock, and the burial was In the fam
lily lot in the cemetery at Monkton
Ridge. The Rev. G. II. Carr of Ulysses.
Pa, offciatcd.
The funeral of Guy Willoughby was
held Sunday morning at the BAPTIST
Church in the presence Of a large gath
ering Of friends. The Rev. G. H. Carr OF
Ulysses Pa, who was formerly pastor
Of the Baptist Church at East Charlotte.
OF which Mr.. Wiloughby was for many
years deacon OBLIGATED. Mrs. Cyrus Cove
=,
Lead Kindly Light" and 20 Morning
Light" and a fun choir sang the HYMN
'Only Remembered" The bearers were
Deacon J. r. Taggart j. A. Clark. b.
j. Clark. q. f. Prlndle, G.. w. Prindle
and w. I. Bradley. There was a profl,-
sion of floral tributes Among those
present from out of town were: Mr.. and
Mrs. h. f. Eddy, D. Eddy and II. Van
cellette of Monkton. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
blanchard of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs
W. w Bostwick OF Hinesburgh, Mr., and
Mrs, Henry Dean, Mr. and Mrs George
James and T.. Durham OF Ferrisburgh.-
Miss Harriet Morse OF Buffalo. who has
been visiting In Waterbury and Essex
Junction, has returned to town.-E, II
Converse has leased his farm to Charles
Wrlsley OF New York State.--Charles
Martin. who. with his father. r. o. Mar
tin. of Hinesburgh, has purchased the
John Wheeler farm In Shelbune, viii
move there the first OF March,-Mr and
Mrs. r. c. Beers returned Saturday after
10 days in Westford and Essex.-Treffiey
Thomas has moved into George w. Prin-
dies tenement.-A reception was given
the Rev. G. IL. Carr by the Rev. and
Mrs. Dawson at the parsonage Monday
evening Mr.. Carr left Tuasda y
for his home In Pennsylvania. Miss Anna
Hayes 10 teaching in Hinesburgh.
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BOLTON.

Burton Wood of Morctown was in town
last week helping set new machinery in
his mill which was started this week.
Miss Rose Foley. who is taking a course
as nurse In the General Hospital at
New Haven, Conn. visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Foley, last week
going to Burlington Monday and return
ing to her duties Tuesday.-The heavy
rain storm Tuesday cleared the VIM
ooski river of ice,-The schools began
Monday with the same teachers as in
the fall term.-E. b. York of West
Bolton with his mother and daughter
visited AT his uncle's. C. F. Sabins, Sun
day.-Wiliam White of Richmond, who
has purchased some timber lots near
Jonesvlle, has been drawing machinery
which he purchased in Duxbury to use
In a new mill which he Will build at
JoneSyille,
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs f. r. Stoddard went to SPRING
field Monday to attend the funeral Of
Arthur Field. the husband of her sis
ter Estella--The ladies of st. Cath
crime church will have an oyster sup
per and whist party at st. Catherine s
hall this cvenlng.-At the annual
meeting of the Ever Ready circle of
Kings Daughters held with Mrs. II. r.
Slocum. the following officers were
elected: Leader. Mrs. f. r. Stoddard
vice-leader, Mrs. S. Halmon; secretary.
Mrs +. r. Slocum; treasurer, Mrs. F..
". Bisonnette.-John Morrill, is NOV
ing to Burlington.
Henry Smith of San Francisco Cal, and
Fred Smith OF Salt Lake City are visit
ing at their home.-Miss Pearl Smith OF
Cambridge was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. W. S. Webb has returned to Shell
burne House.--F. W Potvin has opened
shoe and harness repair shop in the
village.-Ihe ladies Of Trinity Church
will hold a fair ~ the parish house De-
cember IT, A short Japanese play will
be given by number of the younger
ladies'.
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Sheldon. who will make her home with
her.
DR.. G. L. NORM of this city will have
charge OF the inspection Of cattle at the
quarantine station established by the
I L. s. department OF agriculture at East
Alburgh.
Tho new hotel firm of Dunbar q
Milne, which has leased the American
House property for term Of years.
VIII take possession Saturday. on
which day Mr.. Spencer vacates tho
American to open up the Park View
hotel big gang OF men will be
a. once put to work in the American
House, making the necessary repair,
and renovating and refurnishing tho
house, so as to open Il again to tho
public at the earliest possible date.
somewhere around New Years.
The wedding of Miss Edith Nav
Olmstead daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles s. Warner. to Rhett Jaues
Gates OF Franklin, took place ycster.
day afternoon at four o'clock al
Fairview." Tho Rev. w. Parkya
Jackson, pastor of the First ConRre.,
gational Church, performed the cere.
mony. in tho presence Of the relative,
and Intimate friends. Tho bride who
was unattended, was given in mar.
riage by her step-father Charles 2,
warner She was attired in n hand.
some gown of white Lansdowne trim.
med with hlet lace and carried
large boquet Of BRIDES roses. Mas
Marion l.. Collins at the piano. PLAYED
the Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin."
Inc ushers were Don s. Gates Of
Boston. brother of the groom and
Percy {. Warner of this city, brother
or inc bride. After the ceremony a
reception was held. during which do
llclous refres hments were served. Mrs.
| wade catering. There was n hand
some display Of wedding gifts. Mr.,
and Mrs. Gates left on the sleeper for
Boston, and after their wedding trip
Will reside In Franklin. where the
groom Is prosperous young business
man. Among the guests from abroad
were Mrs. L. r. Gates. the Hon. and
Mrs. Charles W. Gates, Mrs Mary A.
Gates Mr. and Mrs II. T. Gates Mr.
and Mrs c. w. Powell, Mr. and Mrs.
A o. bowen, Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Title.
more, Miss Edith Gates and Miss Flor.
ence Hopkins of Franklin. Mrs. Elle-
j. warner of PittsburF, Pa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don s Gates of Boston. Wa,
Fannie NJ. Gates Of Middleburv. Mr.
and Mrs. G. c. Gates Of Bakersneld
Miss Marion Gates and Miss Mabel
Gates of East Fairfield.
ne many friends OF George B. Ander.
son of the Boston Globe will be pleased
to learn of his election as alderman In
Boston by large majority.
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JERICHO.

George Ira Herrick n civil engineer
of Chicago. who is East in the inter
ests of patents on engineering meas
uring instruments, passed Sunday with
his cousin. Mrs Elsie Rawson, Mt the
home Of +. r. Willams.--Mlss Elsie
Jay was at homo fro Burlington over
SundaY.--Miss Helen Nash has return
ed to Jonosville whore she is teach
ing.-Mrs. Isaac Chase was called to
st, Adams saturday by the Illness Of
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Chase
Mrs Julia Moulton Is I'LL. p. Will
liams of Holyoke, Mass, is visiting
relatives in town.-Mlss Grace Parker
is visiting relatives in Burlington
Mr. and Mrs y. ". TTawley of East
Fairfield are visiting Isaac Chase.
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. HawlcY are sis
ters.-Mrs. Ruth Steinhour Hawes of
Cambridge has been visiting her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Bisson-
otte--Miss Frances IIadd was called
TO berkshire Saturday to care for her
nephew. Earl Moffett. who IS i'll with
typhoid fever.--It is reported that Ar
thur Mclaughlin has purchased the
Glenn Boothe pasture opposite the
John Early place.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The monthly meeting of the trustees
of Enosburgh Falls Savings Bank &
Trust company was held FRIDAY The
out Of town members present were X.
A. Paul, c. T. Hail. II. F. Brigham and
c. w. Gates.-H. L. Shower was in St.
Adams a few days last week.-Mrs.
Onss J. Ashton OF Rutland is a visitor
at NJ. p. Perleys.-F. f. SWEET was in
Burlington over Sunday.-G. Garrow and
son, W. +. Garrow who have been en-
ployed in Rchford. have been at home
here for few days.
Miss E,unice Murphy has been passing
a few days In ST. Adams Miss Iva
Shower returned Monday from few
days in st. Albans.-C, D. Weld returned
to Manchester, n. H., Saturday.-A
measuring social was held IN tn,
Baptist Church vestry Wednesday even
ing.-D. NJ. Rose is ill.-The Mothers
Jewels will meet with Mrs. r. T.. Beatty
Saturday afternoon Mt three O'clock
The body OF Mrs. L, 5. Woodwork ot
Westheld, who died there Saturday and
where the funeral services We're held
Sunday, was brought here Monday, the
burial being In Missisquoi cemetery
where Mr.. and Mrs. Woodworth buried
a child when they lived here upward Of
30 years ago, Mrs. Woodwork Is sur
vived by a husband who is a brother
of A W Woodworth, and a daughter
living In Westdcld.-Mrs Eunice Weld
returned 10 Burlington Monday after
visit to her daughter, Mrs. w, c, Noble.
Miss Phoebe Towle returned TO Bur
lnEton Monday after few days with
her mother, Mrs Mercy Towle.-M'ss
Lizzie Young returned to St Adams
Monday after visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Young.
Committees in the different churches
ale completing arrangements for observ-
ms Craftsmanship Catholics hope 10 oc-
cupy the new church by that time In
which case they viii arrange for some
very interesting services.-The young son
OF Mr. and Mrs Seth c. Towie Is seri.
ously III with cerebro spinal meningitis
c. NJ WhitcouJb has moved from hn
farm at East Enosburgn to- his house
on South Main street,-Mr. and Mrs O
Merrill and daughter. Helen, have re-
turned from Boston and vicintty.-E. J.
Towle is assisting in H. f. Reeds furni
ture store,-James Calder OF Richford Is
passing few days IN town.-Missisquo,
Court, c. o. F.. has elected the follow
T. officers: Chief ranger F.. A. LaheyI
vice-chief ranger l., ]. Archambault,
past chief ranger, NJ s Deary; recording
secretary, F. A. Laflame: financial secre-
tary, II. A, Benoit; treasurer l.. A. De-
pate; trustees, II. l.. Lahey c. D. La
fey, J. Beaulac, The appointive officers
will be named January IA when installa-
ton services will be held-A II. Wright.
who is i'll with rheumatic fever, is slight
" improved -Arrangements ara hoira
made for lyceum by members of the
Junior class in the high school Tuesday
evening. Mrs II. j. Hinkley and two
children are visiting their former homo
in Milton.-The Rev. A. L. Davis LEFT
Tuesday for st. Johnsbury. where he Is
10 conduct conference at the quarterly
meeting OF the Free Baptist Churches
Lloyd Leach of Wallngford, Conn. Is
passing a few weeks at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs o. n. Leach.
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HARDWICK.

Mrs. Carl tchell, who had Jeen crti-
cally i'll for several weeks, died Tuesday
morning. She is survived by her hus-
band, her mother, a sister and brother.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
The ladies Of the Congregational Church
will hold a sale Of aprons and fancy
articles in the church parlors this after
noon and evening and will serve a corn
chowder supper.-Miss Alice Dutton re-
ceived a painful injury to her knee while
skating.-Mr. Laymon, who was in the
printing business here several years ago,
Is in town for a few days.--The Rev. l..
a. Wilson, the Rev Mr.. Newell and the
Rev. G.. Dickson attended a ministers
meeting in Cabot Monday.-Miss Thco-
dora auman will speak Sunday morning
at the Congregational Church. She will
be entertained by Mrs Henry DeFord.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The heavy rains Monday and Tues
day raised the river so IL ran into the
road near Archie IIgley's.--Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sweet of Lincoln visited
her sister, Mrs. V. r. Sargent. the last
Of the week.--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Drscoll
of Northneld are stopping with VIII
liam Leavitt for the winter.-Mrs,
Cassandria Ellis Is in Medford. Mass.
to visit her daughter, Mrs. C. B. Cor
ton.
Mrs. Ava Clement of Burlington was
the guest of Mrs Clara Norton the past
week.-Mr. Terrain has moved a building
for G. L. Bartlett and will make barn
out of It which will accommodate 90
horses.-G. W. Brewster was in Burling-
ton Wednesday.-Mis Nctt!o Germain
returned to Richmond Monday.-The lum-
Der men inproed the snow and seevral
thousand feet of logs are in the mill
ward
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Rev, II. T., HARVARD, Henry Nye,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilmore and Mrs,
Mark Stevens attended the funeral of
James Holmes, IN johnson Monday.-D.
c. Smith the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs A.
J. Thomas has returned to Morrisvlle.-
Mrs Asenath Parker Of Newport is the
guest or her daughter Mrs. F. l.. Start.
The schools commenced Monday. Mr..
Abbott OF stowe Is principal of the high
schooi; Mis- Fossie Demeritt Of Johnson
the grammar; Miss Bernice Morse of
Bakersheld' second primary Miss Mabel
wright hrst primary. -Howard Barker
or TINS place teaches at East Cambridge.
MESS Peck OF Johnson at Cambridge
Junction and Mr. Dow OF Enosburgh at
North cambridge. The Rev II. Il. liar-
heo mas gone To Boston to pass week
with friends,-N II. Griswold has re-
covered from his illness
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Leach arc visit.
Ing In Rutland and Albany, n. y
Joseph Parriseau Is still very low
Orison Hewey and Mrs. Mary Hewev
of Milton visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Perley HeweY Sundav.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. y. McNall are rejoicing over
son born Saturday night.-David from
bley, who is at the Industrial school at
Nergennes, is at his home in North FAIR
fax for weeks furlough.-Mrs. Eval!ne
Martin of Burlington. who has been Will,
Mrs. Frank Coutermarsh, returned home
saturday niEht.-Perly Hewcy has gone
to Springfield, Mass. to work for thu
American Express Company and II ha
likes will move their soon.
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A little Lobster Salad,
Terrapin, and other things,
And in a very little while
a Doctors phone bell rings.
The terra pin is on his feet
he Holsters found his claw,
And judging from the inner man
Theirs is the "Unwritten Law"
The case is quickly diagnosed
AS Inside Information.
on how a lobster and terrapn
Can raise so much tarnation
The trouble foun 1t was the thing
To furnish quick relief,
And the way Rydale's Stomach Tablets
accomplished this,
Was Simply beyond belief
j. w. OSulivan. Burlington, an(
Stanley Il Estey, Winooski.