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HARDWICK.

Mrs A. S irish OF Morrisvile, who has
been very i'll at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. O. Titus. Is more comfort
able Mrs y. c. Gage OF Bristol. a sister
Of Mrs. Irish. Ia caring for her.-lIugh
Green has purchased Edgar Perkins,
farm on the Craftsbury road and will take
possession at once--Mr. and Mrs, George
Blckford are the parents of daughter
born reccntly.-Mrs. Florcrcc Wilmerson
Mcmahon. only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmcrsou, died at the home of hcr
parents Saturday night of diabetes. Mrs.
McMahon had been in poor health some
time. but her condition was not considered
dangerous until short time before her
death. She is survived by her husband, a.
c. Mcmahon. ono child. ore brother and
her parents. Tho funeral was held from
the Congregational church Tuesday after
noon.-Bishop Hall of Burlington con-
Quoted Episcopal services at Academy hall
Sunday morning and evening. He was on
tcrtaincd by Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. O. LaJoy-
The Rev. W. r. Ha,nln Of Hyde Park
preached at the Congregational Church
sunday in exchange with the Rev. L. a.
Wilson. Mrs. Dan Ross is playing the or
gan during the absence of Miss BESSIE
Titus. who has gone 10 Boston ~ study
music n few weeks Miss Helen Foss. who
has had rheumatic fever, is convalosccnt
Mrs. Ahbic I.yford who has boon quite
III. is bcttor.--Mr Tcfft and roph"w OF
ricondoroga \. Y, have been visiting
his daughter. Mrs r. N. Wi'hur.-The
Woman's Auxiliary will meet at tho home
Of Mrs. J. O. I,aJoy this afternoon
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HINESBURGE.

koralno. tho young daughter OF NJ
and Mrs Clarke Pierce. is dangerously
ill.-Miss Grace Baker Is in Burlington
caring for Mrs, Fred Ross, who is ill
Mrs. Guy Tobey was in Burlington
Saturday--Mrs. Perry Reade, who has
been very i'll. Is able to ride outlay
ton Kenyon was in Burlington Sunday
to see his sister Mrs. Fred Ross.-Mrs.
l.. l.. Lyman is ILL.,
George d. Leonard has presented to
Cummings Post. W. Il. c.. a gavel made
OF wood taken from Libby prison. The
mallet head is inscribed on one side with
the name Of the donor and the date Jan
uary l.. 1907. and on tho other with the
fact that the material was from the old
prison.-Arthur Stearns has moved from
Burlington to his fathers place and the
first of March will move to Guy VII
loughby's farm which he will carry on
the coming year.-A. II. Stelrns and his
son, Howard, are very sick with the
grip.-Mr Milham is moving back to his
farm In this town and Mr. Bliss, who has
carried II on the past year, is going to the
Sydney Hinsdale farm in Williston. john
Dryer. who has run NJ. +. Remington 8
farm, has taken a 30-cow farm in More
town and will move soon.--Mcad's or
cheStra played for private dance Mt
Ferrsburgh Hollow Friday night.-At the
annual meeting of the Chitteuden county
| creamery Tuesday. y. y. Patch was
elected treasurer. +. Il. Dow, clerk. and
II. H. Weller. y -. Partch. A. Sykes. O.
A. Mead and Truman Bassett. directors
| The Rev. 6. G.. Adams mas accepted Il
call from the congregational Church in
! Essex Junction and will begin his work
there in February. Mr.. Adams has been
pastor Of the local church for the past
six years. and the parish will regret his
! removal-The venerable Daniel Walston
! died Wednesday morning after a two
weeks Illness. The funeral will be held
| Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the
house. Miss Jennie Mckenzie has return
ed from Washington. whore she has
been teaching.-Nr. Jodoin. who has been
| ILL., Is somewhat better.-The Masonic
banquet will be held at the Palmer House
| Friday evening.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Rev. Thomas Dawson of Mount
Holly preached at the Baptist Church
sunday morning and evening The Rev.
f. Is. Harris returned TO East Arlington
saturday afternoon after a two days visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
iiarris.-Mrs. Arthur Cronk seriously in
jured one foot recently by a fall-Mr
and Mrs. John Eagan have rented their
faltn to Thomas Hart. the rural mail
carrier, and will move to Richmond next
week. wh"ro they have mploymcnt.-Fred
ST. George visited relatives in Byldport
saturday and Suuday.-Mr ara Mrs. &.
l.. Van Nliet are III with the grip. Fay
Hubbell Is threatened wi.A pneumonia
The Thermometer registered from Is TO
Is degrees below zero Thursday and on
sunday morning IL to % degrees below 49,
3. II. Carpenter has leased his farm to
Daniel Hayes for the coming year, and
will move to the Hadlry farm in South
burlington the first of March.-Arthur
Stearus has moved from Burlington to
Charlottc. whore he will take charge Of
Ambrose ASh's faTm.-Thc body of Mrs.
Olive Powell was brought here from Bur
lington Tuesday for burial in the family
lot in East Charlotte cemetery.
Fonda has gone to Boston To take treat
ment for rheumatism.
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Is in Jonesvllc visiting her daughter, Mrs
Bert Fullcr-lra Yandow has gone to
Waterbury where he has employ
ment. Miss Myrtle Alger spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of G. c..
Curtis In Underhill--The regular weekly
prayer meeting OF the Baptist Church
Will be held at the home OF w. f.. bux-
tori" G. Rice had charge of the crenm-
cry Monday as T.. s. McGibbon is i'll with
the grip
Mrs Montague Of New York city Is
visiting her son. Hurd Montague. Perry
Curtis OF Colchester was at his fathers
TuesdaY.-Mrs. Belle Parsons went TO
Fletcher Monday to remain some time
Mrs. Sophia white. Mrs. Charles Per
cival, Rodney Barney. W. w. Ring and
Charles Nastcrling are victims OF the
grip Mrs. Hubert IIebcrt is entertain
Ing her nieccs from Williston.-MaX
Buzzel was in Colchester Tuesday to-
see his sister, Mrs. S. L. Curtis, who is
I'm very poor hcalth.--AO persons in
terestcd in the proposed annex which
tho Ladies' Aid society Of tho second
congregational church arc planning To
build, are invited to meet NJ the church
Saturday afternoon. Dinner viii he serv-
ed at noon-James Tierney. who for
the past ton days has been i'll with the
grip in st, Adams. was able to come
home Saturday-Migp Eva Lowry Of tho
high school is SUFFERING severely from
having her feet frozen while skating.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Miss Eliza Sessions will speak in the
interest Of the Kurn llattin Home at the
regular Methodist church service Sunday
aftcrnoon.-T funeral of Narncl Clark,
who died at his home on the mountain
road January - of pneumonia, was held
at the Episcopal chapel Thursday morn
ng.--Onc of A. A. Roardman's best COWS
was severely injured Friday by fnlling
on the icc.-Mr. and Mrs Elwih Sumner
were guests Of his brother. Oscar sum
ncr. In New Havcn SaturdaN.--Alrs. Keel
or returned from Eerrtsburgh Friday
The Ladies' Ala society will meet with
Mrs. W. II. Washburn in MiddeburN
Friday. February f. Dinner will be served.
Miss Nora rick has returned to Bel
lows Falls-Mrs. Arthur Douglass went
on Thursday to- Whalonsburg, y. Y, her
former home for two weeks visit
Mrs James Severance has returned from
Rutland.-Mrs Dolly Damon has return
ed from Ripton.--Thc dramatic club of
this place gave the drama, Jerry or the
"Outcnst" at Good Tomplars' hall Fri
day evening. IN - very pleasing manner.
\ sopdlv sum was ,Naliacd as there was
"A full house.
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JERICHO.

About sixty attended the supper given
by the Ladies' aid society, at Mrs. Ellen
PerciVals Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. J. l..
Whitton have gone to st. Adams to pass
the remainder of the winter with their
daughter. Mrs. :, w, Page. james H.
Stafford returned Friday from Rutland
where lac had beer. to attend the funeral
Of Mrs Lucia Prouty Ribbns. The board
of clVil authority met at the town clerk s
Office Saturday even ng to abate taxes
Mrs. r. Loo Howe is seriously Ill, threat-
ened with pneumonia Mrs. Fanny
Clerkin returned to Burlington Monday
evening after a visit to her home lIlec
Ross was with his family over Sunday
The primary school was closed Monday
on account Of the illness of the teacher,
Mrs l.. g. Rice.--Miss Mamie Carroll re-
turned to Johnson Monday night after
visiting her parents, Tho sons of j. r..
Nnrney are confined to the house by i'll
ness. MIR and Mrs. W. r. Buxton were
I'm Burlington Monday.-Mr. ard Mrs.
Smith of 81. Armand, L. c.. who have
been visiting in Boston, stop
ped over Sunday with their daush-
ter Mrs. i. S. McGibbon,-Mrs. Cochrane
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
ST. JOHNSRURY,

The annual banquet OF the Scotia club
was held in Pythian han Friday and
proved one of the social events of the SEA
son. over 100 covers We're laid and tn.
"fairln" included oaten cakes and other
Scottish delicacies President John r.
Richie introduced the Rev. DR.. Edward
y. Fairbanks az POSTMASTER and 70
sponses were given by the Rev. DR.
Edward D. Eaton. tho Rev. ]. NJ Frost
Lieut. Coy. G. H. Prouty of Newport and
Alexander COchraro of Groton.
Fred j. Salman, aged about As. was
found dead early Saturday morning In
the basement Of the Passumpslc Savings
bank, where he had gone to attend to the
fire, having died of heart trouble with
which he had suffered in the past He
leaves a wife and two young sons.
No further news has been heard of u.
Y. Comstock, the former principal OF ST,
Johnsbury Academy. who was reported in
iured in the jamaican earthquake, though
one of the metropolitan papers reported
his name among the dead.
The village trustees have made change
in the police force and appointed Police
man l.. w. Stafford. chief to succeed A.
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OF the meeting supper was served by
the Keller Corps
The funeral OF Mrs Burton w BELL
was held at her late home on Park
street yesterday afternoon at two
O'CLOCK. The Rev. Evan Thomas of
the congregational Church oflciated
Mrs. James II. Grow sang two sclec-
ions me bearers were her husband
b. w. Bell, George Bell and Clayton
BELL OF Fairfax, and Frank Allen of
this village. There were many beau
tiful flowers. The burial was in the
village cemetery A. -. Dougless had
charge of the arrangements. Among
those who attended from out OF town
were; Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Stcarns.
Cambridge; Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Chamborlin. North sheldon: Mrs Al
bert Bliss, Hincsburgh Mrs. Alice
Prindlc, st. Adams; Mrs G. G. Alfred.
Fairfax: John Rice, Wcstford; Mrs.
Mary Isham. Misses Margaret and Nell
lie sullivan. Patrick sullivan. Mrs.
warren and son ana daughter, and Nj.
Isham and daughter, Williston; Mrs.
Nancy Powers, Mrs Nash. Mrs Watson
and Mrs. Dryer. Burlington.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist Church will meet in the chapel
Friday afternoon at three o'clock An
oyster supper will be served from six
to eight o'clock. after which an inter
esting entertainment will be given, IA
young people taking part
T.. r. Fletcher Of Hardwick visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs William
! Fletcher, this week.
Miss Mertie IIildreth has returned
| from louisville where she was called
by the death of her brother. stephen
| Hildreth.
capt. Arnold Fay Of Milton has been
n guest Of n. w. Sihley this week.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Social
union this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. e. VI. Ferrln. Mrs. Ferrin will be
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. : u.
Teachout and Mrs f. W. Post. Re-
| freshments will he served by the host
esses, therefore the usual custom OF
each lady bringing lunch for one will
| be omitted.
James \. Donahue has traded his
farm on upper Main street In this vii
lago with his son-in law. Dan NJ John
son, for the lattcrs residence on Park
| street. Possession will he given April
| I.
| Tho first dcgroc will be conferred by
! Ethan Allen Lodge this evening
Frank Cove. who went to Jefferson
Vile Tuesday morning to resume his
duties as station agent after a few
| days illness of tho grip. returned homo
that night not feeling able TO remain.
| w r. Mccoy Of Cambridge has been
! visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5. Woods
| few days.
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ESSEX JUNCTION


'"'!''"4 OF Mrs burton Bel, who
"'Vu '""u"N morning. was hold at her
'"'' ''"'"' @" Idrk street Wednesday af-
.c' F''' al I"o "'cIo'k' Florence T.. Allen,
""uS"t'r "l haSkel ana ELIZA QBellows)
A''"' was norm IN NeStrord juno =. 1868.
o"' was married November Il. lSS, to
hu'un W. heil, who with Two daugh-
t''' 'l'rI'o ana MaiTH"r't' survives her.
Hhr Is aIS' survived by two brothers.
ffed ~ AII'n of Atlanta, Ga, ana Frank
T., Alien OF TINS village, Mrs Bel had been
III since April and since November had
"eoh al ''ho Mary Fletcher hospital Tor
treatment M ana Mrs Bell came here
from w "IIStoh about Il year ago
MrS' vert zen died sunday morning
at inc Mary Fletcher hospital IN Bur
l'nston Whor' she had h"en for several
months Mrs Bell was nearly 10 years
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WINOOsKl.

Navier Gokcy died at his home on
North street Monday morning. Mr..
tiuk"Y was Il mason and had been
patient sufferer from consumption for
4 number of years He il survived ~
a wife ana six children.
As David j. Nieberg. manager of the
Star department store. was driving
from his home in Burlington to this
VILLAGE Yesterday morning his horse
became frightened at an electric car
mar rho car harms and threw MIR. Me
berg ont The animal continued here
and ran into the stabl. ward of Or.
Rurdick turned around and ran ont
,poin and To Yves, Alton street. where
no u.,s corgb, rho borsa "a < hadlv
ont ohor, III. leys and ecver,l stitches
v.oro roouirad Ur purdicls wishes II
,rdsrs,ood that tho horse v,as not he
ir,- hor,ass.i j., wiz. ,.ord ,s stated hv
~ .,.ort,o ,o,o,
,rho furar,, az yo,.to. Col,e,. was
t,i., ,.,.,t,r,l,,. ,,,.,rni,, -, :, t,r,,ci,
\.a,,io. ,,,,,,L .r,,o r,.t,o ,.os o,,,
1,,'., -, , d. ,,,,ot ava
49,. ,ar.r ~ Caiosti, ,,oroot,o
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WIL,LISTON.

Mrs. George Goodrich is very i'll with
pneumonia. Her son is Ill also.-Mr.
and Mrs w. b. Douglass and Miss
Cynthia Douglass are ill-Mr. and
Mrs. Horny Hart were pleasantly sur
prised Friday night by friends who
came To inform Mr.. Hart that 1T was
his birthdaN.-Miss Courier Of Bur
linEton, who has boon visiting Bessie
Morrill,, has returned homo.-Th"r-
momcters registered from IS to 80 de-
grees below zero at Mr. Warrens
store several mornings last week. --
Miss Flora Clark was in Burlington last
William Goss is to carry on the
Walston farm this year, taking pos
session March Nelson Morrow is
building an addition to his house
Miss Mary Mctcalf was at homo from
Burlington over SundaT.-Seth, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Johnson, is very
sick
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MILTON EORO.

Tn" lake frozc over last week and NJ
cameron crossed un foot Thursday from
Savage island to Camp Rich.-Fish shan
ties are ont and fishcr,nen are busy catch
'hg white tlsh.-MiSs Anna Osguod was
IN St Adams from Thursday until sun.
day.-MisS Agnes Linohan passed last
week with Mrs. j. f. Flinn,-The funeral
OF Mrs, Jane Phelps was held at the Bore
,h"rch Friday at ten o'clock, the Rev.
NJ II. Ryan ohlcated. Nelson. Noah.
Avery and Jed Phelps sons of Mrs.
Pnolns. Mcrn lanrcra
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LYNDON.

A quiet wedding took place at IN"
home of charles l.. Hoyt saturday
evening. January &c, when Rose Agnes
Brown. Mr.. HoYts granddaughter was
married to Harris Frank skinner or
st JohusburY. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. w. c. clark of the
congregational Church. Mr.. skinner
has been in the employ of the FAR
banks company. Miss Brown has
taught several terms Of school IN hNn-
don and nelghborirg towns. After Il
brief visit among friends, Mr. and Mrs
skinner will make their homo in LIN
coin. Ncb. where the family of the
bride removed about year ago.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Sylvanus Lee, who has been sick, IS
improving.-A meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society will be held
at the parish house Thursday afternoon.
1t will be led by Mrs. T., A, Cass and
there will be paper by Mrs, Bicknei
on mission Work for the Island EN-
plre." Refreshments will be served
Mrs. Henry Ballard is recovering from
her recent illness.-The Ladies Aid so
cicty will hold Il game social at the
parish house Thursday evening, A pro-
gramme of music and readings will also
be given.-A. X. Morse has been sick
and unable to he in his store this week.
The young child of T, NJ Hosklns is
reported better
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

One of the plcaSantest gatherings Of the
season was the dance at the Coorey
Brothers on the lake road Friday night.
which was given in honor of their sister
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. S. =.
Murphy Of New York city. one hundred
and nifty people were present MUSE was
furnished by Lessons orchestra. Refresh
mcnts We're served by Mr.. and Mrs john
son from q. IT, Allen s.-James Butler
is a little more comfortable.-Cia Fogg
remains worry Ill, his brother. Frank Fogg
II I,nrlinn, .,1 il IN rim, IN. m
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SWANTON CENTRE.

a largo company at the homo of
and Mrs. T. NJ. Hubbard january
celebrated their twonty-hfth wedding
Tho evening was plcasa
passed, Tho cornct selections rendered
Arthur Rousseau with piano accomp
ment by Mrs. Rousseau being part
larry enjoyable. W. W. Munscll, ais.
flighgate. sang several solos which '
heartily oncorod. Delicious refreshm
were served Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard '
presented with silver tea sot, dessert
table spoons. several pieces Of cut 81
handsome couch and Il tidy sun
money IN silver. w W. Munscll
scented the gifts in a happy manned
which Mr.. Hubbard ably responded. =
9. +. Hepburn returned Saturday d
"a visit OF several days in R!chford
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CHARLOTTE

rhc lake has closed over between
here ANA Esscx.-Stanton Wi,liamS has
been confined to the house with the
grip.-Thc modifying influence of the
or"n lake was evident during the re-
cent cold snap when Barre, 81. Johns
bury. Windsor. etc, were digging holes
under their thermometers for the mer-
curry to run into. Charlotte's lowest
record was IS to 20 degrees. and II
below generally prevailed in the west
part of the town. In the fall, farms
along the lake shore are about two
weeks later without frOsts than those
couple of miles further cast--It will
not be long before parties on Putnam's
island can come to the main land on
the ice.-Middic t.. McGowan and Ruth
Bcsctte were married January 81 by
the Rev. H. Gulick.
Stanton Williams has So far recovered
as to he again in the street.-the Fellow
ship dinner win he given in the church
parlors February 1.-THE annual meeting
of Lake View creamery will be held Sat
urday at 1909 p. m.-The Breezy Point
people will give their play January 81 and
February /; music by the Shclburn" or
cheS tra.-rhe town auditors Will meet in
the town house February II and Il to
settle the yearly aCcOunts.-EdWard W.
| Coleman son of the late john and Laura
Coleman has been allowed pension of
81 per month. The young man has been
| blind s.nce lac was two years old, This
pension was procured by special act In
PRODUCED by the Hon. d. j. Fostcr-ln-
| yitations are out for the marriage Of Miss
| Olive Bacon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bacor. to Arthur +. Manor at the
] l,4..l
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
WEST GEORGIA.

20 the ground Sunday night. Most of
furniture downstairs was saved. .
iIibbard, who had been unabl" to gC
sleep, heard roaring sound upst
about II o'clock. She reused her
CARTON who slept upstairs. after s.
effort ana rushing to another RI
they opened the door 20 find It all abl
Ncightors were unable to save the I'D
nut as there was no wind and the n
were covered with snow, tho barns \
not ENDANGERED. a small insurance
carried, not enough to cover the lo|
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Fannie Day Is III with the grip
The Kings Daughters will meet at Mrs
Parmelee's Friday--Mrs. Jessie Thomp
son is ill.-Mrs. Florence seger is III with
appendictis.-W Conger Of New York is
in town on busiress.--C. w. Wright was
at home over Sunday. Mrs. Rose Wright
is confined to the house with bronchitis.
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MAI,LETTS BAY.

Tho members of 2. L. Cross's family
have ell been seriously III. Mrs. Cross
and Miss Mary remain about the same.
1t Is feared that the latter * threat
ened with pneumonia, Mr.. Nelson
Cross and little son. Neil are recover
ing from a severe attack of the grip
Mrs. Alfred Farmer ana Mrs Peter
cole are also ILL.,
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ADDISON.

state Evangelist fafcr, who has held
meetings here two weeks, closed them
Wcdu, sdaN evening with Oaptzing mn"
convortS-'rhe -. H.. Fisher place has
been sold to William WOOD who Will take
possession in March. Mr.. Wood has sold
his farm to parties from over the lake
Mrs. Lucy Carr is gaining.-Mrs. Eliza-
beth Willmarth has gone to New York FOR
the winter Rural Carrier \. w. Spooner,
who has been confined to the house with
grin for three days. il better. Assistant
Carrier Harry Spu.ncr is or. duty.
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ESTATE OF" WARY J.. FtIRNAN OF
NIIIISrON.

We. the subscribers. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden,
adjust tho claims and demands of all
PERSONS against n" estate of Mary
Fuirfuah. late of colchester, in
said district. deceased. and also
all claims and demands exhibited
IN ons,i thereto, and six months ltUIn
tho day pf tn" date hercc" being al
lowed by SHid court for trIt purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice thar
we VII! attend 20 the duties 81 our APP
J ointment at jho office # G. w. Brown
ell, on Main street, In Burlington, in
said district ON the last Fridays of
february and july, nest. at 10 o'clock
ni., or Zach of said days
Dated tliS %Gth day Of January, 1907.
j. H. DOUGLAS.
j. II. MACONBER
., ,W%t commissioners.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT.
Continued from First Page)

Iivermore is now caring for her sister,
Mss II. u. ConerN, who Is Ill with the
gYp. -RCubcr Stokes of burlington Is
visiting his brother Ebcn Stokes. This is
his first visit here in : years. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. NJ. nm have issued invitations To
the marriage of their daughter, Lotto
Sylvia, to George i. Thompson, February
at II m.-t,hcn stokes Is seriously Ill
Wesley Berry of Richmond visited here
over SuudaN.-Cards ar" out announcing
the marriage of Winnie Madgc Ladoo t"
Ernest Kingsley Eddy, TO take place al
the home Of the brides parents Wednes-
day, February 6. Mt IL m
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NEW ENGLAND NOTES.

Henry Little of Salem. Mass. while
intoxicated. set his year-old child
on red hot stove and she was fear
fully burned.
Or Charles Harrington of the Mass
achusetts state board Of health charges
tons Of milk for public sale Is pro-
duced within five miles of the State
House under such filthy conditions
that II would kill "A dog, His talk was
illustrated by stereoptican which show
ed the conditions to be real