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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28
Walnut, Sycamore, Pop
lar and Lynn wanted

growth walnut sawed strong nen o. w NJ
lengths edge andst inches wide andu
stong inch 49, lG III IA anu ~ "
lengths edge and sraig inches wide and up
bhtt logs sawed strong IL
g. Q 4and fee lengths, edged and straight
feet lengths All walnut 70 DC
IN black slde
$s Poplar and Lynn hIculs out sawed non anu
en- length feet and up
ssbo for Poplar Lynn Mcu sawed nch and even esn se
and
log Sycamore Mcus out be sawed strong nc
and logs II inches
lumber o delivered at our factory
PUTNAM & CO., Organ mfes.,
Staunton, Virgin a.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28

Preaching services are held each
month as follows:
The 1st Sabbath, Monterey, II
a. m. and Pisgah at 3 p. m.
End Sabbath, New Hampden at
II a. m.
3rd Sabbath, Pisgah, II a. NJ,
Monterey, 1870 p m.
4th Sabbath, Hightown, II a M.
New Hampden, 1880 p. m.
w. s. Trimble
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Preaching Appointments

LIST Sunday-Hightown, IL m,
Monterey 1870 p m
End Sunday-Straight Creek. II
am. Monterey, 1880 pm.
Bird Sunday-Reho II am,
Green Hill, 8 p. m.
18th Sunday-Monterey, II a. M,
Trinity, 3 pm.
A. A. WALKER.
l will preach at the following
places on Highland circuit M. E.
Church as follows:
LIST Sunday, Uhion Chapel II a.
N. and Crabbottom at $3.50 p. m.
I'd Sunday, Wesley Chapel II a.
m. and Vanderpool at $3.50 p. m.
Ord Sunday, Asbury Chapel II a.
N. and Thorny Bottom at $3.50 pm
4th Sunday. Green Hill at II a.
M. and Fairyiew at $3.50 p. m.
J A Brumb angh, Pastor
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28

Henry A. Slaven, Co. Surveyor.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-02-28

in his writing and in converse
ton he showed a mind richly stor-
ed with varied information.
As q lawyer and counselor, he
was able, wise and safe. His per.
sonal traits of character presented
a striking combination OF 6rmness,
energy and courage. with rare
common sense and honesty. Ii he
possessed one Distinguishing char
acteristic it was that of a straigh-
forward candor, making no CON-
promise or sacrifice of convictions
for popularity or favor to be gain
ed by fawning and assembling, yet
he was man of the kindliest ma.
ture, warm. genial and pleasant in
his intimate friendships.
1t is not too much to say that no
man has ever lived in Highland.
certainly for a like period Of time,
whose life and personality has left
more lasting impress.
Mr.. McClintic was a member OF
both the Masonic and Odd Fellow
organizations of Monterey.
His body vas brought to B.tb
county OH Wednesday, and Oh Fri
day at Il o'clock. win be laid to rest
in the family burying.place near
WilIiamsville.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
EAST CHARLOTTE

Mrs. George Seguin has returned from
Hyde Park where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Godctte.--J.
r. Taggart was Kicked by his horse
Thursday morning and is confined to the
house with lame knee.--Mrs. Roscoe
Of WeyhridEe. who has been with her
daughter. Mrs. Adams, for several
weeks, has returned home.-Mrs. Henry
Jacobs and daughter of burlington are
guests of relatives IN town.--Mr. and
Mrs. Darwin Foote are spending the
week with relatives in Lincoln and Bris-
tol.-Mrs Edwin b. K!mball OF West
ford with her infant daughter Is visit
ing her parents. Mr., and Mrs. r. C,
Beers.-M!ss Irene Powell of Ferrisburgh
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Smith.-Mrs w. II. II. Narney. who has
been III. Is recovering.-Mis Frances
Clarke is passing the week in Burling-
ton with her grandfather, who is very
ill.--Joseph Butcher Of brooklyn, n. Y,
returned to his home Friday after a
short visit with Or, and Mrs W, II. II.
Narney.-Walter Parker has purchased
the farm owned by the late Guy VII
loughby, consisting OF about 100 acres
Philip Stebblns has purchased 10 acres
OF the original farm adjoining his own.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
HARDWICK.

Mrs. j. V. Dutton and Mrs. G. II.
Shipman have returned from st.
stevens. n. h.. wnere they were called
Henry Van Haagan of llinesburgh
preached at the Congregational
Church sunday morning and evening
MIR. and Mrs Damon Stanford of st.
Adams have been called here by the
death of the formers mother Mrs.
Stanford died early Sunday morning
at the nome of her daughter. Mrs.
Rockwell.--Mrs. G, O. Kimball. who
visited i'm Montgomery for a week.
returned home saturday j. T..
Mitchell was in Burlington Monday
Thanksgiving recess and nearly all
the teachers will spend the vacation
at their homes.--Mrs. Clifford and son,
Frank, left Tuesday for Palm Beach
b'la., wnerc they wsil spend the win
teri A. Kennedy. who has beer,
employed in f.. K. Flctcher's office for
five years. will finish work there this
ihonth.--Miss Nellie Mclanc, who. has
been the trimmer in Mrs. Dennis 8
millinery store. has finished work
there and gon" to her nome in Rye
gatc.--M. II. Crillis has moved into
the house on Wolcott street vacated
by Charles Estcll-Union Thanksglv.
ing services will he held in the Bap-
fist church Thursday morning at 1O:30
O'Clock ana the sermon viii be
preached by the Rev. L. +. Newell
of the Methodist Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
RICHMOND

The Juanita club met with Charles
O Frlen Friday evening The next meet
ing will he at Miss Doe Palmer's p. NJ.
Page of Jericho was in town Saturday.
Nj ana Mira T.. A. Rh0adea, Z. ~ Free
man. Mrs. +. H. Shepardson, Mrs. r. Z.
Jones, Mrs. J. $. Derch. Mrs. a. Worth
Elm and Miss Anna johnson were in
BurlnRton> Saturday, Master Miles
Frcchett" of Burlington is visiting his
aunt Mrs. Edward Frechette.-M Mss
Kate Henley, who Is attending the Nor
q ten days vacation.-Mr, Dana l.apoint,
who has been the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter I.arodc, has return
ed to Burlington.--M ra. Edith Averill IS
visiting her mother Mrs. e. w. Jacobs
~ Lexington, Mass.
T. VI. Page of Jericho was in town yes
terday.-Dr. George Rhoads Of Springfield,
Mass, is the guest OF Mr., and Mrs. l.. A.
RhoadS Mrs Annie OBrlen Of RurinC
ton is visiting in town.-Thc All Round
club met with Mrs. w G. Fuller Tues
day cvcning.-A surprise pound party was
given the Rev and Mrs +. 7, Treat
at the parsonage Monday evening in
There was 4 large number present and all
enjoyed very pleasant cvening.--A sup
per will be served at the Richmond hall
this evening from six to eight by the
ladies' Of the Church of the Holy Rosary
followed by musical and literary pro-
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MONKToN.

Mrs. Jane Mech, who is SO years old
and her hands somewhat out of shape
with rheumatism, has pieced bedquilt
called the "court house steps with 15d
blocks and 80 pieces In each block or
5.14s pieces in all. She has done the
work inside of two months time and
says she can piece another.-W. III. Gee
and his sister, Helen, passed Sunday In
Bristol.--Mrs d. Il. Mech and Mrs. f
II. Dean were in Bristol Saturday.
Rev. T.. +. Merrill of Fairlee, secretary
Of the sabbath Protection League
preac hed in the Methodist Church Sun
day morning. at East Monkton in the
afternoon and at the Friends Church in
the evening.-Mrs. f. r. Barber has re-
turned home from Addison whore she
has visited for a few wceks.-D. y. Nc
Entee is able to be out after his Illness
Miss Alice Alger went to her home II
Jonesvile Monday after closing very
successful term of school here.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. Adams.

The st. Adams Shoe company. f. +,
harrington, proprietor. has filed pc
ttion in bankruptcy and closed Its
doors Thursday morning l.. J, Nor
ton has taken possession of tho stock
ON chattel mortgage which he held.
John c. Reagan's Lake street drug
store was Sunday raided for the sec
ond time this year and a keg OF whis-
key and n jug of wine captured. When
Sheriff Holmes and Deputies Alfred and
Jacques bolted into the place about noon
time great excitement prevailed. The
officers locked the door behind them and
started systematic search Of the place.
They had not proceeded far before Her
bert Reagan, one of the clerks, dashed
Il vessel containing essential oil or mus
tard over the officers. who for few
minutes were nearly overcome by tho
pungent fumes. The officers finally To-
Gated room upstairs, having trap
door opening into the back room OF the
store and here the liquor was found
Reagan and his SON Herbert, were ar
rested and taken to jail. Reagan was
arraigned before Justice Kenrney and J
w. Ryan furnished 500 bail for Rea-
cams appearance at nine o'clock Mon
day. Herbert Reagan who threw the
oil over the officers In an attempt to
stop their searching, was locked up or
the charge OF assaultinF and resisting an
officer. The place was raided last August
when Reagan was found guilty Of keep
Ing with intent to sell and selling, and
paid fine of $500 md costs.
DR. Arthur Morton the local health
officer was at the Bay Sunday to look
into the water supply question, The doc
tor finds that the water is not being
taken from the points from which the
samples were taken for analysis. but
from much nearer shore; an analysis OF
water taken from near the present In
take will be made this week. Contagious
diseases, some Of which are without
doubt traceable to the water supply. arr
becoming more numerous. There are Il
we'll defined cases Of typhoid fever ant
at least six cases under observation. twS
cases Of chickenpox and one case q
scarlet fever. Dr. Morton warns tn
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ADDISON.

The remains of Mrs Royal Smith of
Rutland were brought here for bur
ial November 49, the funeral being
held at NJ. A. Smiths Her funeral
was just eight weeks and one day
from that Of her husband.--Grand
View Grange met Friday evening.
District Deputy G. A. Bump of Sails
bury was present and also visitors
from Vergennes.-Mr. and Mrs John
Carr and daughter are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Kingman OF Burlinstop
ALI the schools are having Thanks
giving vacations.--Mr and Mrs. Glenn
TOrrey have returned from their we'd
ding trip.-Elroy Torrey and Mrs.
Reynolds were married SATURDAY,
evening at the parsonage by the Rev,
II. H. White,-Cards have been re-
ceived announcing the marriage in
burlington Saturday OF Miss Elizabeth,
Smith and Earnest ]. Carpenter. both
of Addison.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The schools closed Friday for week 3
vacation. At the Fourth street school,
taught by Miss Pitts of Colchester. there
was nm entertainment in the evening
which was we'll attended. There was
singing and Rotations by the pupils.
Mrs. Dow Butler who has been III at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for four weeks
has mad d relapse and IL still confined
to her bed. she is Improving however,
and expects to come home this week.
George German has moved to the farm
of Elijah Rollins in Huntington. which
he Will carry on the coming year.-Ira
y. Bromley visited relatives in West
port. y Y, last week-Mr. Hoadley of
MlddctoWn Springs has drilled ii well
FOR Alec Blair on Dorset street, which
has proved great success II furnishes
good supply of water, which is highly
appreciated as the water in the ordinary
wells is lower than at any time during
he
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PANTON.

DR.. Bett!nser who has been IN this vi
entity testing cows. has thus far con-
demned only four, The Strengthening
took place Tuesday at Sauuel Gaines's.
he having had three yearlings diseased
Miss Minnie Graves died saturday night
at the home of her niece. Mrs. Harvey
Newton. where she had resided for sew
eral years, at the advanced age of 90
years. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon. The Rev. +. T. Sawyer con-
Quoted the service and burial was in
Ferrishurgh.-Mr Laura Grandey Rey-
nolds OF this place and Eroy Torrey OF
East Addison were married Saturday
evening by the Rev. II. H. White. A re-
ception was held Wednesday evening
of this week at the home of his father -
Miss Irene Spauldins Is with her aunt
Mrs. o. II. sherman of Ferrsburgh-J
Il. Hi was In Burlington Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26

terday afternoon at four O'Clock when
Miss Theresa Agnes O'Brlen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs William O Brien or Essex
was united in marriage to Albert Charles
Noonan, son of Mrs Margaret Noonan
of Essex Junction. Miss Grace o. rien,
twin sister OF tho bride, was maid OF
honor and Luke Noonan. brother of tho
groom, best man. The bride wore n
travelling suit of blue with hat to match
and the maid of honor wore n brown
travelling suit with hat to match In the
evening n wedding supper was served Mt
tho home of the brides parents, which
was attended nv the relatives and i'm
mediate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Noonan
left on the night train for a wedding
trip to Boston.
The funeral OF Mrs elizabeth Marshall
was held at her late home on Main
street yesterday afternoon. The Rev. c.
c. Adams of the congregational ON
ciated The bearers we're DR.. d. w.
Smead, George y. prury, George W.
Allen and I. +. HuuNcy. Burial was IN
the village cemetery Those present
from out of town we're Hugh Niele Oh
Brattleboro, Mrs. A. Coleman OF ST
Adams. Mrs II. A Brigham and Mrs
George Postwick OF burlington.
Vernon Parker entertained the mem
bers OF the third year class Of the high
school at the home os Or. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Ferrin last evening.
Mrs. Janice Warner of Essex started
yesterday for St charles, Ill, to spend
some time with her daughter.
A honeymoon party In honor or MI
and Mrs Walter Richardson was held
last evening at the home of tho bride
mother, Mrs. F.. VI. sheldon, y large
number IT friends were present Re
freshments Hcrc served. The voranda
was attractivcly decorated with Chnesf
lanterns. Mr. and Mr. Richardson viii
return to North Graf On, Mass, the first
pf p.yf tJpr1s
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NEW HAVEN.

A. p Roscoe Is ill.--Mrs. Lee Of Lin
coin is the guest Of Mrs, William Nc
Intyre.-G g. Coates, who has been i'll
for two weeks, is able to ride out.-Mrs.
NJ. G. Peck has returned from Burke,
~ Y. whore she has been visiting the
past two wecks.-Mr and Mrs Leon
Rowley of Bristol were at r. T.. Row
iey's Sunday. r. Davis was in Bristol
Sunday-F T. Rowley was in Middle
bury Monday Station Agent Smith Is
seriously III Mrs Albert Bernard and
children are visiting in MiddlchuTy -
Mr.. ana Mrs l.. w. Taft were guests Of
Mr. ana Mrs. q. 3. Palmer Sunday
Mrs r. Adams is at home from Bristol.
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ORWELL.

William Aunchman of New York and
Miss May Wells of Benson were married
here Sunday at St Pauls church. John
HOPKINS ~ La Sale. y. Y. spent last
week In town.-Mr and Mrs. Henry
Suprenant celebrated the Goth anniversary
of their marriage in quiet manner sat
urdav-Tho CONGREGATIONAL Sunday
school has voted to observe christmas.
Miss A. J. Mercure, Miss Mahle Wells
and Miss Laura Branch were appointed
a committee to prepare plans "A
Tina nksgving sermon will he preached
this evening at the Congregational
Church.-The steel cage In the town hal
will he moved this week to Stedman' S
ctnp
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
Sprink|ing Assessment

The street sprnkling assessments
for 1908 are now due and payable on
or before December r, 1908. at the city
treasurer's Office. after which time Ave
per cent Will be added and warrants
issued to the city constable for collec-
zion.
once hours n m. to ~ M. to I
p M; Monday and Saturday evenings
from I to 3 o'clock
l.. c GRANT, Treas.
Burling ton, VI, Nov 90 1908,
$50. St&w.2t.
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SEC. WILSON IS PLEASED
Find, Effective Work In STAMPING Out
Foot and Mouth Disease in
state Of New York.

Buffalo, \. Y, Nov e4-secretary
James Wilson o. the department Of
agriculture spent to-day IN a personal
lnvestiga;ion Of the work being done to
stamp out the outbreak Of foot and
mouth disease now prevalent among the
livestock In scy>ral States He was ac-
companied by Or, A, d. Melvin, chief OF
The bureau OF animal industry md James
NJ. Pickens editor of the bureaus pub
Ncations Secretary Wilson and his party
were met by members Of the East Buff
falo livestock exchange and the State
and federal officers engaged In the work
here They spent practically the whole
day at the East buffalo stock yard.
ut Is very gratifying to me" said Sec
Setary Wilaon, "to find the State and fed
pral authorities working In entire har-
nony. Work OF that kind can be produc-
tive only of the best results
BEFORE leaving for Detroit tonight to
inspect conditions there Secretary vii
son gave out the following letter:
East Buffalo, n. " Nov, "a.
'Raymond A. Pearson,
"Commiasloncr of Agriculture,
buffalo. y. Y
Dear Mr.. Pearson: am glad to
ma matters so wen III ilHTu III NH'
State OF New York. Dr. Law. your
self and our veterinarians, Doctors
Houck and Wendc, cannot be excelled
IN skill and executive efficiency.
II find most Of the infected animals
now under ground and the work be-
ing pushed night and day. ! came
down to see II I could find place
where another man or another dollar
would hasten the stamping out OF the
foot and mouth disease. The CONNER
cial interests of the country deme nc
that we spare neither pains nor ex
pense In hunting out and destroying
every affected animal In the country
quarantininR the premises. dis'nfect
ing yards. cars, etc.
III you have doubts Whether II II
wise to spend money in the carrying
on of this work, resolve the doubt u
favor OF expediency and spend thu
money and we VIII help'you out.
Yours very truly,
JAMES WILSON.
Secretary Of Agriculture"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-26
ESSEX CENTER.

The remains OF Zelpha Dixon Bates.
wife Of George Rates, formerly Of this
place. were brought here from Michi-
gan for burial Monday.-.Mr. and Mrs l..
J Rixhy are visiting In Montpelier. Md
dlesex and Moretown.-- Mr.. and Mrs A
y Austin were called to Waterbury
Sunday by the death OF Mrs Austins
brother. John Lovely.-Memorial ser
vices for Ira y. Sankey were held Sun
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WILLISTCN.

James Keefes barns We're burned
Thursday morning. The fire was discov-
cred soon after eight o'clock, they got
the cattle out, two farm wagons and
some small tools, only a light insurance
was carried Mr., Keefe has been selling
off his cows. he had a hne dairy and his
loss Is great--Miss Lucy Tarbox is visit
ing In Jericho for n few weeks.-The
schools closed Friday for a Thanksgiving
vacaton.-Mrs, Bradley and Mrs. Mosher
are ill-Mr. and Mrs. Mortin james have
moved into Mr.. Arme's house to care for
II during their absence this winter.
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R1CHFORD.

Mrs. c. B. Mosier OF Burlington Il
visiting friends and relatives here
A union Thanksgiving service Will be
held in the Baptist Church this
morning at ten o'clock. and Mrs
e. NJ shepherd of Passumpsic are Wis
itinS relatives here Mrs shepherd
was Miss Ethelyn Cummings. teach
er In the graded school--C. NJ Rounds
of Valcourt, Que, is visiting here.
The Quaker Oats company OF Chicago.
through its attorney, has settled with
the representatives OF II victims OF the
elevator disaster of October : for sums
noted as follows Amer G, Draper.
5000; Joseph jacques, $3.50; Donald La
porte. Sl,00 Louis Papineau, $500; He
man Lahue, 81, 200; Luclus Wright. 81 .OoDt
Robert Mandigo. 1900; Charles Nareau,
1920. James futile. $1,000. Alphonse
Forgue, $50: Ozias Jacques. $3.50. In four
cases the amounts offered have been re-
fused and 1t is rumored that unless
larger sums are offered lawsuits may be
begun. The names and amounts offered
are follows William C. Barney, 81 500;
Ralph Hare, $3.50: Clarence Shufelt $3.50
Hadley Holcomb. s45o,-Mrs. F. H.
Pickel of Sweetsburg, Que, Is visiting
Miss Eva ght-Charles +. Gates.
guard at the Chinese detention house has
been transferred to Malone, y. Y.-Philip
Rublee has returned home from st Al
bans where he has been employed for
severa months.-William II. Lovelette
moved his meat and Ash business Mon
day to the store adjoining the postottlce,
The women OF Richford have organized
a physical culture class with these offi-
GERS: President. Mrs c. VI. Aiken vice
president. Miss Georgia Martin, sccre-
tary -trea surer. Miss Florence Holt ply
steal director, Miss Ruth Taylor,
The Rev. G.. II. Malone. returned
missionary from Nankin. China,
spoke In the Advent Christian Church
Monday evening The fair and oyster
supper which the ladies Of st. AIMS
Episcopal church had planned for Tues
day has been postponed until Thursday.
December 3.
rheumatism, and Lloyd, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs l. D, Wood, is i'll with rheumatic
fever.-Warren S. Woodwork returned
returned Tuesday from a week to New
Brunswick-E. r. Read has gone to
Boston on business. Peter Shan
graw has gone to Saranac Lake, ~ Y.
to pass part OF the winter with her
daughter, Mrs, Arthur A. Arms. Mr..
Shangraw has been there for two months
engaged In building house for Mr. and
Mrs. Arms,-Miss Ethel Campbell OF
burlington is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Hattie Campbell.-Union Thanksgiving
services will be held In the Baptist
Church Thursday forenoon at ten
| o'clock. Union evangelistic services are
| being held In the Methodist Church each
evening this week except Saturday and
| In the Baptist Church afternoons except
| Thursday and Saturday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. NJ. f. Brewster visited in Bur
lington the past week.-Mrs. +. W. Ell
lis is confined to the house with the
erip.--Mrs. Georgia Pierce closed her
school In Hanksville Friday. Those
having no marks against their ncmes
were Merle and Burdette Gorton and
Minnie Thompson. Eliza FEEDERS was
absent half day.--Charles Lovely was
clled to Waterbury Center Saturday by
the death of his father
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Required. No advertisement taken
which is less than twelve words. two
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using from ESQ to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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MILTON.

The pulp mill started Thursday but 1t
Is only running two grinders as the
water is so low.-The Rev. George Burke
preached here Sunday In exchange with
the Rev NJ. II. Ryan.-The remains of
Homer T.. Reynolds were brought here
from WinoosM for nterment in the fam
lily lot In the village cemetery Monday
afternoon.John Wolcott is at home
from Nevada after an absence of
year and half.-Mrs. Orvillc Brown of
Atlantic, Conn, and Miss Ophelia Laid
of Burlington are guests of Mrs. {. Il.
Rogers and other friends-Miss Ellen
EustaCe OF st. Adams is the guest of
Miss Agnes king.-Miss Grace Phillips
has finished her school IN Colchester and
Is at home for the vacation-Most of
the pulp mill workers who have been at
Turner's Fall have returned home.
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VIII begin Monday November 80 with
the same teachers except in Nos. /
and Il. Miss Susie Monroe OF Bristol
will teach in No 1.
Miss Anna Patrick passed the week
In Burlington.--Mrs. Josie Curavoo has
moved to Richmond.--Mrs. Ollie Barber
OF Randolph Is the guest of Mrs Perry
Read-Weslcy Tucker has bought OF
Amos Morrll, Jr., his place at Mo
anicsville.--1.eonard Topper of Bur-
lington Is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. william Knox has returned from
Starksboro. The high school closed
Tuesday for the Thanksgiving recess
of one week. Miss Wheeler going to
Burlington and Miss Hall to Berlin
Miss Ruth Beecher has gone to Whit
ing to spend Tha nksgiving.