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CHARLOTTE.

J. Richard Dean Of this place. a
student Of Dartmouth, has been elected
president OF the Classical lub.-It will b.
Missionary Day in the Sunday school
next S~unday.-The meeting Of the Whist
club has ben changed to Thursday. Mrs.
Mat Newell will teach the winter term on
Mutton Hill.-Mrs. Gurden r. Smith of
Lansing. Mich. has returned from visit
ing Mrs. l.. r. McNe'l-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Harvey have Eou, 80 the state Of
Washin ton. whore they will pass the
wl7tcr. Martin Bull and family have
again occupied their homestead In dis
trict No. "A after two years residence
in Monkton.-Mrs. O. G. Palmer is at
hone from New York. where she has
been visiting. Miss Routon has gone 70
Burlington for the w!nter.-M!ss Mae
Walton. who taught the fall term in the
corner room of No. :. has gone to Buffalo,
called there by the death Of n relative
Charles W. Emerson has been uprooting
and burning all fruit trees of Cedar
Farm" that seer--1 infested with the
san Jose scale.
Mrs. sarah Thompson returned sat
urday from a months visit IN Spring
field. Mass.-A. II. Smith finished load
ing his 18th car of apples for Jno. Mix
4. Sons of New York Saturday.-The
ladies' of the Breezy point library
served an old-fashiored hash supper
TUESDAY eveninE.-Charles Harvey Is
| visiting I'm the Wcst--Fred Deyotte
of Burlington visited his mother, Mrs.
Joseph Deyctte Sunday.
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COLCHESTER.

The funeral Of Mrs. Adelia Crockett,
wife of the late Deacon Crockett, was
largely attended at her late home Mon
day at twelve o'clock. The Rev. j. T.
Buzzell oficiatcd, assisted Ny the Rev.
Thomas Dawson of Charlotte. Friends
from out Of town present were Walter
H.. Crockett Of st. Adams, Miss Celia
Hill Of Bristol and the Rev. Thomas Da-
vison and family. Mrs. Crockett was a
faithful member OF the Colchester Bap-
fist Church for about A. years and Il
teacher in the Sunday school for 30 years.
The Rev. II. A. Buzzeli of Montpelier
is visiting his brother, the Rev. j. T..
Buzzcll.-The Kings Daughters will meet
Mt the parish house Saturday for an all
days meeting to sew for the sale. Each
member VII bring her own dinner -
THE Old District school will he given
hy local talent IN the vestry Of the Bap-
fist Church. Friday evening. Among
tho attractions of the evening will be an
original poem" read by Buster Brown.
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UNDERHILL.

Il. H.. Day, who has been in New York
for a few weeks, has rcturned to his
home in Riverside B. G.. Hawley is at
work as clerk for c, \, Stygles.-The
Foreign Missionary society will hold
its annual thank offering meeting. Thurs
dag at 300 p. m, In the Consrega-
tional Church parlors. Tea will he
served at the close Of the meeting. Miss
Hazel Knight Of the L. V. NJ. passed
sunday with her parents.-Miss Florence
Terrill has gone to Morrisville to visit
her sister, Mrs. Raymond Fred A. Per
cival OF Jericho gave a report sunday
evNing In the Congregational Church
of the Sunday school convention held n
INSTRUMENTATION Atkinson Of Nor
rlsVille IS visiting l., p. Metcalf.-Miss
Mae Blakey passed Sunday In Burling-
ton with her sister, Ethel Blakey.-Mrs.
Edward Sinclair and daughter, Helen,
nave returned to Long Island for tho
winter.-Nrs 9. y. StYgles has returned
from Cambridge, whore she has been
visiting.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Mandana l.. Hildrcth, widow Of
Henry Hildreth, died at her home on
Main street at al early hour Saturday
morning. The cause OF her death is at
tributeu TO heart failure and she had
been in poor health for some time, but
death was not expected SO soon. Mrs.
I1ildreth was the daughter of Ezra and
Lucy Slater and was born in this town
g years ago and with the exception Of
a few years had always resided here.
In early life she was married to Corne-
lius Tyler of Wcstford, who died about
a year later. In 1867 she was married to
Henry Hildreth, who died several years
ago To them were born two daughters,
Myrtle and Hortie Hildreth. who sur
vive her, She Is also survived by two
brothers. Dwight T.. Slater Of Boston
and linus II. Slater of this village, and
one sister. Mrs. william Humphrey
also Of this village. Since the death of
her husband, Mrs. EGildreth successfully
attended 10 the duties pertaining to the
property in her charge, n farm and a
residence in the village. Tho funeral was
held at her late home Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock, with burial in the
village cemetery.
Tho annual meeting Of the Mt. Mans
field club Of men was held Saturday
evening and officers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Homer +. Wright; vice.
president, f. II. Parker; secretary. O.
: Nichols; treasurer. I. r. Tuntley.
Miss Myrtle Wallace has moved her
millinery establishment from tho brick
hotel building to rooms over tho post
Office.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY,
ST. ~JOHNSBURY.

An interesting series Of addresses Tor
the Mems club of the North Congrega-
tional Church has been arranged for the
winter. One by Gov. Henry c. lde has
already been given on the Philippines
Thursday night, +. p. Sibley Of the Bos-
ton Globe staff will he speaker. The
others will be Frank L. Fish of Vergennes
on banking, y. W. Turner Of this place
on railroading. George II colby OF Ian
caster. n. H.. on Japan and w. Fl; His
bee Of Proctor on tho marble Industry
Mrs. blanche f., wife Of John 70. COOK.
a well-known travelling man, dled
November 10 after a short Illness, lHaV-
ing besides her husband several young
chiidren.-Gov. Henry G. Idc. one OF the
receivers of the Knickcrbockor Trust
company, has taken a house In New fork
for the winter.
Or. j. NJ. Allen and Dr.. c. a. Cramton
who are travelling together through hu-
rope visiting the LEADING hospitals arc
now IN Germany and have Engaged pas
sage home on the Majestic OF the Nhltt
Star linc. which sails from Liverpool Dc
ccmbcr ~I1.-Cnlon Thank giving services
will be held In Grace Methodist Churcf
on the morning Of Move Der e. with inc
sermon by the Rev. George w. {. HiII
pastor Of the North congregational
Church.-John r. Ritch.a was reelected
president Of tho Scotia lub at the an
nual meeting Monday night. The cleo
ton Of officers was followed by a DIS
eliminating address on scotch PecuIi
a%rities' by Alexander Dlnnett'-P. +
Hazcn is representing t.o local asSocla
- N q 4
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from First Page,

will be observed by a special sermon by
the pastor which the w. c. T. L. AMI
Good Templars are invited to attend. In
the evening there will he a service con-
Quoted by the temperance societles.-Th
funeral of oscar Roscoe. aged So, was
held Monday with burial in Maple GENE
terry.
The schools at South Lincoln taught by
Miss ulman. and at tho Corners taught
by Lyla Orvis will close Friday with an
exhibition In the evening. The one at West
Lincoln will close Thursday with ex-
ercises in the evening. School will reopen
December Mrs. Mary Davis is In
Brandon to assist In the care OF her
nephew. Irwin Green. who Is i'll with
typhoid fevor.-Harley Narney. formerly
Of this town. who has lived In South
F~ramincham. Mass, and been employed
by the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad. has been promoted to
%paytnaster with headquarters in Bos-
tpp
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Harvey started
Tuesday for Seattle. Wash, whore Mr..
Harvey has a position experimenting the
laying of water Pipe. Harold Harvey
will live at the Bot farm and manage
it until March /. when their lease cX-
pires. Miss Ethel Bissonettc of the Bris-
tol graded school is home for n vacation.
Eight persons have Joined the Meth
odist Church On probation.-Ieon
Peria, who has been III with pneumonia,
is improving.-The election of a dele
gate and alternate to attcnA the Troy
conference at Saratoga and to elect "A
lay delegate to the general conference
In Baltimore will be held In the Meth
odist Church parlors Sunday, December
l. at the close of the morning service
Miss Annie Harvey, who has been
visiting Matte Stoddard. wen to Mid
dlehury Mouday.-Mrs. Carrie p. White
has moved to Burlington for the winter
Miss Grace Jaclmau and Miss Anistatie
Crowley have rented rooms IN Mrs
Whites house for the winter.
Mrs. Galusha Weeks has returned
from Stowe and Is visiting at Trinity
rectory.-Fred Patterson has moved ia
the old Partridge place on S|helburne
Farms.-Mrs. Fred Il. Roberts Is able To
be out after a weeks illness, Chester
Peroival is entertaining his nephew from
Rutland.-The annual sale OF fancy and
useful articles in connection with Trim
ity Church will he held December II IN
the parish house.-Mrs, George Taylor
is slowly recovering from her Illness
The death occurred last week in Rock
ford. Iowa, of Timothy peppin, hrothe
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. l.. +. Briggs was in Barre and
Mortified from Thursday until Satur-
day. She visited her son, Alton. at
Goddard Semiuary.-Miss Cora Gagnon
of Barre is visiting hero. $. +. Hubbard
and T.. y. Hemenway went to Montpelier
Friday and returned Saturday.-Mrs. II.
G. Hubbard was in Warren Friday
Mrs. JosieN Chase, son and daughter of
Vernon have been visiting her sisters,
Mrs. McIntire, and Mrs. Erwin Bagley.-
Gerald Rico Of Roxbury is passing this
week with his brother, u. n. Rice
Miss Mary Child has returned from
West Hartford Lila Hubbard
finished her school in Warren Frida
and went Tuesday to Florida to pass the
winter.-William Shirley has been suffer
ing with a serious attack of asthma.
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BRIDPORT.

stephen +. Crossman formerly of
Brandon. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman II.
Crossman and Rosa NJ. Carrier of Bird
port, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
J. Carrier, We're united IN marriage 81
noon November "A at Crown Point Cen
ter. n. y. by the Rev. W. J. Chapman,
pastor of tn Wesleyan Methodist
Church of that place. They are to re-
side in Briport for the present.
Mrs. Emma Wolcott has returned
from Barre and Burllngton.-The major
ity of the schools closed Friday.-Fret
Crane is lilo. r. Converse has re
turned from Burlington.-Two candida
ties were received into membership hl
the Methodist Church Sunday.-Mr. anC
Mrs. Ernest Bigclow. of Cream Hi
were in Richville Saturday.-Julius Eli
throp Of Chicago, formerly of this place
died last week.
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STATE or VERMONT, District Of Chit
tcnden, SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden.
70 all persons interested in the es-
tate Of Mary r. Hin, late of Burling-
ton, in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
Whereas. said Court has assigned the
6th day of December next for the set
Element of the account of the exc
cutors of the last viii d,testament
of MARY r. Hin, late of Burlington,
and for a decree Of the resi-
Ode Of said ESTATE to the lawful claim
ants of the same, and ordered
that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested In said
estate by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to the day
assigned in the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper published In
said district.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear at the Probate Court rooms In
Burlington, Vermont, at 10 o'clock a.
m. on the day assigned, then ana
there to contest the allowance of said
account If you see cause, and to estab-
lish your right as heirs. lcgatees and
lawful claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand, this 18th day
OF November, 1907.
MARCELLUS A. BINGHAM,
| 81 wat Judge.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams

The jury in the case OF y. Noys,
Burton rs. A + Rooney, an action ut
trover. returned a verdict OF not
guilty. after being out three hours. II
appeared that Burton owns an S0-acre
pasture near Fairfield which he leased
to Rooney for several years at a mod
crate figure and that Rooney cut dow
quite a lot Of small timber. Burton
claimed hat Rooney had no license 40
cut the timber, while Rooney insisted
that he had the privilege and Pro
duced two witnesses to bear out hi
statement. Burton's version was th'l
he gave permission to cut aIders pu'
not wood.
debt of 81 years standing has a
last been paid by st, Adams in the re
tirement Of the remaining bonds ISSUE
for tho building of the MlSsisquol ran
road. The original issue was made JUN
l., 1870 and was for sl2S.5c0, in six pei
cent. bonds to run 20 years. Ihe toEal
of hands and interest has amounted Y
zoos. AIS. Since the organization OF t'
city of St. Adams in 1897. the city am
town have shared the yearly expense N
cident to retiring the bonds on the basl
n, IL ssl per cent. for the city and ?l.VI
VI |ff
for tho
The Jury Friday in the case 4
state VS.. Peter McEnany n DaniI
Manahan returned a verdict of nj
guilty. Tho respondents were charge
with stealing s2 from the person |
Joseph La Fountain.
In Franklin county court Mondal
Judge Taylor again warned the attorney
that their cases must be ready for triI
when reached on tie calendar, or thf|
must suffer the consequences, Owing
the unpreparedness OF lawyers and ~
ents. only two brief divorce cases wei
heard. In the divorce case of Ahb
Sweeney VS.. John Sweeney. a bill vi
granted on the ground OF wilful desc
ton. The case of Daisy King VS.. JOSEF
King, charging intolerable severity az
| refusal to support, was heard, but no q
cision rendered.
The sentencing of Carroll Honslng
of Swanton to tho Industrial school {
| the remainder of his minority was I
only real thing of interest. Carroll Is
husky youth of II summers, whose deV
ton to his meals has worked wonde
lie Is the regulation type Of a spoil
child and his doting father and mot
err pampcred him until he thouA
the earth revolved about hi
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CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Sargent and son.
Rolla. visited in Lincoln the first OF the
week. Mrs. T. q. Fuller and daughter,
Isma. and son. Frederick. vSnt to Rich
mord Tuesday to visit Mrs. Josiah
Fuller. who Is ill.-Edward Charles has
moved onto the farm with Warham
Brewster.-Mrs Leslie Taft of Bristol is
visiting at Walter Taft's.-Bartlett 4
CO.'S mill has finished saving its stock
Of logs.-Miss Nettie Germaiu Of Rich
mond is assisting in the caro- Of Mrs. q,
w. Bagley. Mrs. Alma Taft commenced
her school on Starksboro hill Monday
A. O. Palmer Of Burlington and Mr.,
Libby Of Montpelier gave ar interesting
talk in the NJ. W. A. hall Wednesday
evening. Refreshments Of sandwiches
coffee and cake were served.
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clerk and school superintendent and will
soon leave for McIndoes Falls, where he
has accepted the principalship OF the
high school. Cora Bard will act as
school clerk for the remainder OF the
fall term.-Mrs. f. X. Booth is visiting
in Millbrook, N. Y.-Mrs. Ell Bessctte
was in burlington Friday FIRED Cush-
man is quite lilo. *. Collins of shore
ham was in town over Sunday.-Mrs.
Hammond. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. T.. Collins. has gone
to her new home in Weybridge.-L. ?.
Avery was in Forestdale Saturday.
The Burlington High School Glee and
Mandolin club will give an entertainment
in tho town hall Friday evening. This
is the first in the course OF entertain
ments which the Young Peoples club
will give during the winter.-Miss Jennie
Bard Is visiting in Burlington.
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MONKTON.

+. s. Comstock Of Proctor has entered
the employ Of f. II. Dean as clerk. j.
f. Collins has been drawn as petit juror
for the December term Of county court
and l.. T.. Mech as grand juror for the
same torm.-The Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs, 3. r. Eddy for dinner to-
day.-Miss Cicily Donahue is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. James Donahuc OF Vergennes
Mrs. A.. c. Lewis is at home from Mid
dl"hury. d. T.. Mcader passed Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w.
Meader.-Mrs. L. f.. Mech and Mrs. ].
F.. I.add were in bristol saturday.
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WEST BRIDPORT.

Edward Parrish OF Medfeld, Mass. is
visiting relatives in town.-Miss Vivian
Simpson has returned after a several
weeks absence. A "Tom Thumb" wed
ding will be presented at the ladies' sale
Thursday e~vening-The schools closed
last week with the exception of the Ham
llton and village,-The Rev. f, b. Har-
ris is holding revival meetings in the
Methodist Church this week. The Rev.
Mr.. Fisher OF Nergcnncs is assisting
Alfred Oulmette and daughter, Margaret,
were in burlington Tuesday.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

f. w. Henry has gone to Des Moines
Iowa, for q two weeks visit with rela.
tives.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
James Besault Sunday.-F. G. Slater wa,
at Essex Junction Tuesday to attend the
funeral Of his aunt, Mrs. Hildreth-The
drama "Out in the Street" was pre-
scented at the Catholic hall Wednesday
evening Gabriel Lawrence Of Jericho,
received n welt from a kicking horse o,
the regulation type. and as a consequence
has four badly broken ribs.
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RICHMOND.

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R FERRISBURGE.

Miss Mary Allen has returned to
Poultney.-Mr. and Mrs. James Corey
of Shoreham passed Sunday at F.. A.
observation-disclosures Sorrel Is building a
barn for Ira Graves.-Mrs. Alien Of
Granville has returned home after n
visit at Mrs. Edward Iane's.-Mrs. James
Gadcss passed sunday at her brothers in
Shclburno.
The Rev. Mr.. Potter, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Durfce of Winooski, will hold
meetings In the Methodist Church Thurs
day and Friday evening.-The Rev. p. L.
Dow, the presiding elder, will preach at
the Methodist Church Sunday.-Jack
Yott left town this week for Sacramento
and adjacent towns in California.
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work were discussed. Sunday will no
observed as Thanksgiving Sunday
with special sermon by the pastor,
and music by a full choir-Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Murdoch, vXho went to Bur
lington Tuesday. viii return to-day.
Mr.. Murdoch, who is I'm poor health.
went to consult a specialist at the hos
pital.-Mrs. John Hogan has broken up
housekeeping, and will move her goods
to her brothcr-in-law in Williston.-
Mrs. Clara Nay and son of Burlington
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. G. Brown.-Lewis Marsh and daugh.
ter, Hattie, were taken to the poo,
farm at WITHHOLD. MndnnslaY
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JERICHO CENTER.

Edward Haskins of Dudley, Miss,
has joined his family, and they are
moving into the Pufer tenement.-The
schools of this village will give an
exhibition at village hall Friday even
ing, consisting of songs, recitations
marches and a short comedy entitled
Gertrude Mason, NJ. D." A small ad-
mission fee will he charged, the pro.
ceeds from which will be applied TO
ward the purchase of an organ for
the use of the schools.-A business
and social gathering Of the pastor anG
the standing committee Of the churct
was held Mt Deacon q. c.. Bicknell:
Tuesday evening, supper vas served
and matters pertaining to the churcf
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WEST

Mrs. Della Crockett, widow of John
Crockett Of Champlaln, died Friday morn
ing after an Illness OF several months
from stomach trouble. The funeral was
held at the house Monday at twelve
o'clock.-Clark Mitchell is at home
for a visit before leaving. December I,
for Costa Rica, Central America, where
he has a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Wood. Mrs. C. L.
Sanderson and sIrs. NJ. W. Smith OF
Woodlawn Grange attended a meeting OF
Banner Grange at Georgia Friday.-Mrs.
Belle Ossood visited vt Il. G. Gales in
Westford Saturday and Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Sweeney are taking n car
rlage drive to Manchester, N. H., and
return.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. NJ. w. Hlnsdale. Miss Marguerite
Tilley and Miss Alfaretta Bell attended
the O. E. S. district convention in East
Fairfield Friday.-Mr, and Mrs. G.. "
Smith and son Of huntington passed
Sunday at A. J. Downcr's.-Mrs Melissa
Allen is a little better and able to leave
her bed at short acknowledgements
Fllinger OF Williamsport. Pa. who has
visited a few weeks with II. II. Tilley
and family. left Monday for home.-Miss
Marguerite TilleY gave a whist party
Tuesday evening In honor of her friend
Miss Aiforetta Bell.-Mrs. E,dla\ Forl">
has returned to Essex Junction from
several days with her daughter, Mrs
Carrie GraV
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JERICHO.

The test OF the eyes and ears If
school chIIdr'H has been completed
with 'h' following results; Prinary
department, lumber examined TO- de-
fective : or Ia 10 per cent, too young
I" '6; Intermediate depart
ment' numb" examined 20 defective
4 or IL per ont grammar department
number examined -. defective . or
20 per cent total examined 6s, II or
l6 2-@ dcfoa'ive.-Miss Frances Hadd
went Saturday evening to Ellenhnrg,
n. VA. y Griffin has returned from
a few days visit in Watcrhury.-rhe
Ladies' H'.n society met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. George Foster
n T. Irish 3. ,,nGD.1 ia tho house nv
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HUNTINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Kenyon are par
cnts of a daughter born November 10
A. j. Crandall is building a blacksmith
shop near his mill.-The CONDITION OF
Mrs. j. s. Sweet is unchanged'-Mrs'
Trowley has returned to Boston'-N' !.
Bickford II improving Mrs Edward
fnler ana son, Ira, are Nisiuhs III
Monkton.-Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Scoheld
and daughters visited in H~inesburgh
Saturday Miss Daisy Kenyon was al
home from Mortified sunday'-Mrs'
Hattie Chambers Of burlington ID with
her sister, Mrs. J. S. SweeA
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CORNWALL.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Otis have re-
turned from jay. y. Y, where they went
with the remains of their mother, Mrs.
John cts. whose homo was at that place.
Some of the schools closed last week.
No. : will close this week. No. 6 will
be closed on account of scarlet fever at
the home Of John Sperry, where there
have been two light cases.-John Sperry
and Erwin Pratt were at home from
S~tarkshOro oyer Sunday. Mr.. ard NJ.
\. /. Payne wore in Charlotte the la
of .St week.
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SALISBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Piper Of Middlo-
hurry were recent guests of Mrs. Piper
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. a. w. Kelsey.
James Lamordcr has opened a groc-
cry storc.-Chauncy Clark of tris
place and Eva Rider of Leicester were
at Leicester rcC"ntly-Davic
MolinGaworth of IXhridEc, Mass, wa
the recent guest Of friends hcr".-Mrs
William Branch and Mrs. Ida Vain
wright are visiting at Rutland.
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WILLIsTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Croto We're at the
home of his parents sunday as were
other friends from Burlington.-Mrs.
Wallace Chapman Is ill.-The schools re-
opcned last weok.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
LABEL were in town Sunday from Essex
Junction.-Thc X. p, Circle will meet
with Mrs. Frank Talcott ~FridaY.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Tarbox Were in Essex
Junction Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Olive Tarbox and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was
n dance at the hail at Oak I'M for
Frank SIENNA, who il going to Florida,