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The log cabin Democrat., 1908-07-09
The WOOdmen of the
 World.

well be of the BEST fraterna orders III country, especially when it to the matter of cheap and PERFECTLY safe insurance.
 This by sound and wise business management has accumulated reserve surplus amounting to the enor- nous sum of $6, COG, ,ooooo
 We honestly believe that every man of family should take advantage of the protection offered cheaply by this GREAT ORDER.
 And like this Order we believe that 1t is the duty of every man. during times of prosperity to lay aside DOT ton his earnings, reserve that n of sick ness or other misfortune, he will be prepared to meet the additional expense that at these times. The FAULKNER COUNTY BANK, since established, has followed this wise plan of putting aside part of its earnings and today is MANY thousand dollars stronger than when it began business in Ioo3
 We appreciate the liberal patronage that has been given us and in return, we have endeavored give toners prompt and satisfactory service
 w. w. MARTIN, Pres. B. L. HARTON, Cash.
The log cabin Democrat., 1908-07-09
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all teachers in central section are re- quested to meet at Sunnyside school house Saturday at ? D. m.. June II, for the purpose of arrang- ing place for contest and all other matters deemed proper
 c. B. GRUNDER,
 Chairman Central Section. Legal blanks for sale at the Log Cabin Democrat office.
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CHIIlENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION

Paul Parizo, aged 80 years, died at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Thursday morn
ing, Death was due to An aoscess re-
sulting from appendicitis for which he
was to have undergone an operation
Mr. Parizo was born in Farnham, +, g"
but had lived here for several years He
Is survived by his wife and six children,
Frank. Addle Ronjamin. John, Raymond
ana Thomas. ANA his mother, MIS- Mar
garet Parizo Of WinoosN The funeral
was held at ST stephens church in
Winooski Saturday morning at nine
0 clock,
Henry H. Curry died Thursday morn
ing at the home OF his daughter Mrs r.
NJ, Ploof. Mr.. Curry was born In elm
ton T. O., but for several yenrs lived in
Sheldon and then in Underhill. whers
ne wax blacksmith until he was 81
years oid' He was engaged IN that pusi-
ness 10 years, He had resided mere
win his daughter since last september
MI Curry would have been So years Old
III November lie is survived by his VIE
ana nine children, Frank Of WauKegan
H. John of Milton. George of Medheld
Mass Mrs Beardsley OF Lakeport' ~
II" Henry OF Lacoula, n II hiram or
Phoenix r, H. Mrs. Brigham OF b.
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HINESBURGH

The remains Of Claire Daley. who died
IN Boston after a short illness with
typhoid fever. were brought here Friday
and the funeral was held AT the rest
dence Of his aunt. Mrs. Harrison Weller,
Saturday at one o'clock the Rev. f. +.
Greenleaf officiating. He leaves an aged
grandmother, Mrs. Seymour Pierce. an
uncle. c. ". Pierce, and two aunts, Mrs.
Weller OF this town and Mrs Hyman
Pierce OF California. The deceased was
q years Of age and had been employees
a a telegraph operator In Boston. Three
young men friends. who reside in Bos-
ton. accompanied his remains here.-Dis-
trict Deputy Grand Master Don a Stone
Q. burlington VII. be present at the
meeting Of Patriot lodge, No. 30, r. &
A. NJ. Friday evening.-The social at
the town hall Saturday evening was we'll
attended The entertainment consisted
of several reci,ations by Miss Wheeler,
piano duet by Miss Glare Hull and VII
liam Greenleaf soprano solo by Miss
Ruth Patrick. \ ghost march closed the
cntertanment.-Mr Kate Isham Of
burlington was n guest OF Miss Alma
Elithorp over Sunday.-hIrs. Platka OF
South Burlington is the guest OF her
brother Ernest Millham.-The Baptist
society will have sOciable at the par
eonace Wednesday evening. November H..
There were no services at the Congre-
Fational Church Sunday, the pastor be-
Ing absent q. Pecks cattle were
tested last week and It was found that "a
head would have to be killed because OF
tuberculosis, All Of Riland Lawrence :
cattle were condemned.
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WINOOsKI.

Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Lavalley Of La
fountain street observed their golden
wedding anniversary Saturday. A nup-
tia! mass was celebrated at St. Francis
Xavier Church at 40 in the morn!i &
by the Rev. j. f, Audct and was attend
ed by a large gathering OF friends and
relatives. wedding breakfast was
served to large party at their home on
Iafountain street. where congratula-
tions we're offered and the remainder OF
the day spent in a social way In the
evening reception was rendered them
by their children In Rochambeau hall
where dancing was INDUCED In up e.
midnight after which refreshments were
served. The couple were presented with
a number OF useful presents besides 4
purse Of gold. October 81. 1855 Miss
Catherine Major and Isaac LavalleY,
hoth OF this village. were united In
marriage by tho Rev. Father Cardinal
III burlington They Immediately took
up their home in this village. Eight chill
dren were born to them .. of whom
we're present at the celebration. They
are; Mrs. Edward Young of Burlinst on,
Mrs Wilfred PaQuette, and Mrs. Louis
Abair of this village, William Of Pitts
field. Mass, Moses Of Burlington, and
Alfred. Frank and Henry OF this village,
MI Lavalley is 70 years OF age and Mrs,
LaVailey r. and both are In excellent
health.
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NORTH FERRISEURGE.

Mrs Ann Norton Of Burlington Is
visiting her sister. Miss Tessie Mooney.
Misc Maria Kiugsland IL visiting her
sisters at Vermont Academy, Saxtons
Rive"--Nliss Lucy Wicker and family
have returned TO New York after spend
Ing the summer IN town.--A son was
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Latham sun
day morning .-William Ayers and family
have gone to stowe whore We has bought
a farm Mr.. and Mrs william Munnette
have an infant son. Miss Minnie Ayers
who has lived at the Martin House for
five Years Is going to Whiteheld. n H.
10 study to he trained nura" Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Shortseeve have moved on
10 s r. Martins farm Daniel Noonan
and family have moved into the house
formerly occupied by William NOonan.--
John Lawrence and family are going to
move to the farm owned by George
Cross.-The Lewis creek creamery is
closed for two weeks while c. G. Miller
IS making extensive repairs-l.eon
Hanks, who hurt his foot badly by drop
ping cider barrel on n, is able 10 bc
about on crutches--Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Bull have moved to their farm in Monk
ton and Mr.. and Mrs Ole Bull will re.
main or the Chafln farm.
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ton Saturday.-About 20 friends OF MT.
and Mrs a. T.. Grow gave them sur
prise party Saturday evening The Bap-
fist ladies' are planning a supper ana
sale in the near futures NJ Cor re-
ports the morning Temperature for Octo-
Der follows Highest 60 degrees;
lowest. 2S degre, .nrnIng average, AL
degrees last So noon average,
G03 degrees last degrees; rain
fall. 1e7 inchos ,r SO Inches
clear days. is. .ni. {. cloudy, :;
north wind, day. south, Is days; vari-
able, s; highest point reached, IS degrees.
A r. Mansfield is very H.
l. y. Boseman has returned from n
stay of -four weeks at Clifton Springs.
n. Y" much improved In health Roy
Hcknel and family are occupying n part
Of r. 8. Smiths house on East street
T.. -. Blackwell OF Brandon has been in
town this weck.-I,ibanus Lodge, F. &
A. NJ, conferred the master Mason de-
gree on one candidate Monday evening"
delegation from Bristol Lodge. l. o.
q. F, attended the district meeting Mt
Nergennes yesterlay.-G W. Steadman
has sold all his ronl estato ana personal
property to his son. e. T. Steadman.
Mrs. Mary Isham died in New Haven
Tuesday. She was the widow Of Henry
lsham and relative Of f. w. Smith
ana Mrs G. +. colby Of this town
About $50 votes were cast Tuesday. There
are over 500 voters in town Tho Treasure
! Seekers will meet with Mrs Il. s.
Smith and Mrs e.. Z. Lawrence November
l2-'rhe Rev. ". s. Bozanson visited
Mrs. Bezanson at the Pittsford sanatorium
Wedne sday.-'rlio remains " Mrs. Henry
| Isham were brought here from New
! Haven Yesterday and buried In Green
wood cemetery by the slie Of her mug
| band. Mr. ana Mrs Gerald Bagley OF
! Huntington Center have been Visiting
! here the pest wcek.-A + Mansfield and
I II. VI. carl remain about the same
! Byron y. Clark Of Burlington. genera
! secretary OF the Y. NJ 6. A. Was II
/ town Wednesday,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Ragley visited
In Lincoln and Bristol the last Of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs Carl brewster gave
a whist party to about 70 friends Satur-
day evening The frst prize was won
by +, q. Bagley and the second by Fred
Thompson Mr.. Casino OF Bristol Notch
visited at Gerald Begleys Saturday and
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman KIN visited
in Burlington saturday.--Mr and Mrs,
Herman Hallock returned Eaturday after
visiting her sister. Mrs. David White, In
Middlehury. MIR. and Mrs Ray Adams
OF Randolph Center were tho guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver Taft over Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Lovely IL very III with
blood poisoning. &C. w. brewster Is con-
fined to the house by illness.
Joseph Dwyer OF Bristol visited here
the first OF the week Marjorie TAN,
who has been stopping with her uncle
Timothy Degree the past few weeks re-
turned to Bolton Tuesday Mrs Elsie
liill will entertain tho ladies tociety
November ll.-Mrs Emily Lovely is a
| little better.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from First PascD

Way Down East" was presented at
the opera shouse tuesday evening by tho
Middlebury Grange Election returns
were read from the stage. The
cattle shipment Mondny consisted ~ six
carloads. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Kemp Of
brandon spent sunday at Fred lIathorn's.
Miss Cordelin Rissctte has returned 10
Ticonderoga. ~ Y.--Arthur Bryant. who
has been visiting Mrs. Carrie Bryant.
returned TO-. New York city to vote in
T,osdav's elcction.--Frank Shea has re-
turned from month In Crown Point.
y. Y.-,Ionns Ilathorne has moved to the
Walos house on Seymour street.--Charins
Severance has the franc for his house
on pcnot street ny md covered. William
Mcekin. who has lived In New York and
Massachusetts for 80 wears, has returned
mud will I've with his sister. Mrs.
Norrore, GiIn1orc.-A largo delegation
from Lake Duumore Lodge. NO H. |. q.
q r. wont 10 VerCenncs Wednesday,
evening to attend the district meeting
Mrs Edward Goodrcou ana Mrs. George
<'dder have ret"rncd from Montrenl
Canada Monday, market day. eggs
brought n cents and butter 20 cents
Mrs Jerome holland las returned from
Easthampton, Mass Tho Farmrngdale
cheese factory IN tho SeeleN district has
closed for the winter after large sca-
son Z busirera Mr.. and Mrs. w. |" cole
Of Nyack. y. T., are visiting relatives
here William \ shaw Of this town and
Miss Anna Louise Fredetto Of Rrnttlc-
horo were married ut the CongreGat ional
rarsonauo IN Brandon Octohc~ % Wy tho
Rev. Mr. Bcrg
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BRISTOL.

Mr. ana Mrs, b. b, Bidwell Of Monk
ton visited Mrs, Caroline Fay Friday and
Saturday.-Mr Soper and family Of Ad-
olson have moved to town.-Mrs. Nellie
Nahum is Mt home from Il week In
Burlingt on,-Thorp Thomas has been in
Boston the past week At the high
school recital Friday afternoon. the fol-
lowing program was carried out; Selec-
ton by the high school orchestra re-
citation Fred Avery; essay Miss Hill;
recitation, Miss Atkins essay MISS
Farr, song. Scion Prince. recitation,
Chauncey Beaman; recitation Alison
Bristol essay. Miss Turner; recitation,
Miss Chapln. essay, Miss Edmunds
song. Scion Prince. song school-Mr,
and Mrs Frank Brady and Mss Irene
Wclch who have spent the summer here,
returned to Montreal Saturday.-The con-
dition OF r. NJ. Carl remains unchang-
ed
| c. NJ. Hanks was In Huntington Mon
day.-Mrs w. p. Cross visited Burling-
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ESTATE OF THOMAS ID. ROOD. NIL.
TON.

STATE or VERMONT, District of
Thu Honorable Probate Court. for
tho District "f Chittendon.
To all persons Interested in the IS
tate of Thomas r. Rood of Milton.
Whereas application In writing hath
Neon made TO This Court by the guard =
Ian Of Thomas u. Rood for license to
sell the real ana personal estate Of
said ward. setting forth therein that
his said ward is possessed Of a farm
md other lands, In all about $40 acres
of land. with the buildings thereon
situate in said Milton, tnat II would
be beneficial 10 his said ward that ali
Of thc said wards estate, both real
and personal. be sold and the ava!ls
thereof be used IN the care and sup
port IF said ward and his family, and
otherwise invested in stocks, bonds
nnd otherwise for the benefit Of said
ward.
And thor"upon the said Court APP
pointed ANA assigned the 20th day of
November 1909, nt the Probate Court
rooms, I'm said District. to hear and
d'rod that public notice thereof be
GiYcn to All persons Interested there
IN, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington
circulates In the noighborhood Of those
persons Interested therein; all which
publications shall he previous to the
time appointed for the hearing
Therefore, you nrc hereby notified &c
appear before said court, al the tim,
ana place aforesaid. then and there. II
said Court. To object to the grantinp
Of such license, II YOU see cause.
bate Court rooms, this 3rd day Of No
~ MARcELLus A BINGHAM
la.w3t Judge.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Morrill, and daughter
and mother, Mrs. Talcott. who have been
spending several days ct o. II. Morriil'e,
returned Saturday to Burlington accom-
panied BY Mrs. o. H Morrill,. The Sons
Of Veterans and Ladies' Auxiliary will
give n dance and oyster supper at thor
hall Thursday evening. November Go
Miss Kate Thompson has been entertain
ing Mrs. George Thompson OF East
Barnard for few days.--J. w. Fargo
has rented his farm to William Kill
Mrs. Arson Sherman entertained the
Kings Daughters Wedresday. Witty
three couples attended the S. ~ V. dance
Friday evening Miss Gladys johnson
was a home over sunday accompanied by
Miss Winifred Rowley OF Burlington.
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ESSEX CENTER

Willis Bates aged Al wears, died Sat
urdoy afternoon of tuberculosis. Mr.
Bates returned the first of last week
from Santa Barbara. Cal. where he
went in January hoping the change
might benefit his health but he continued
to fail instead. He was born In Essex
and had spent the greater part OF his
He there About 10 years ago he married
Miss Nellie Blish Of Wnooski who with
eight children survives him He is also
survived by hts father, Nelson Bates OF
Essex Junction. ana one sister. Mrs. /.
+. Gilbert. also of the Junction and
one brother. Wallace Bates Of santa
Barbara. CAL. The funeral was held
at the Methodist Church in this place
Wednesday afternoon ut one O'Clock with
burial IN Green Mount cemetery, Bur-
lington.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
Thursday November 9Th with Mrs. Cullen
Shattuck Fred Orvis ana family of
Lincoln are r'oylns in with his father,
Albert Or-'ls.- Mr.. ana Mrs. David Fol
lansheo visited their daughter in Monk
ton Saturday and Sunday. Their little
grandson returned with them Frank
IIallock went t. Burlington Monday TO
see his son AMI Miss Agnes Wright to
visit her sister at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Both We're operated on last week
for appendicitis and are doing us we'll as
could be cxuected.-Mr. and Mrs. Wall
ace Orvis Of New Haven Mills, formerly
Of this nlacr, have n little girl baby.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
1T. ALBANS.

II has been learned that the un
known man, VINO was killed by
IN ssenger train at East Swanton tct
- was Philius Archamhault
whose home was in New Bedford
Mass. but who had worked for par
ties In Fairfield. His brother ident'
fed his clothes.
Invitations are out .or the wedding o,
Miss Frank Augusta Busey OF Crbana
H.. and Elmer Frederick Soule OF this
city. which will take place at Urbans
wednesday evening, November Is. Mr..
souIe ts a son OF supt, c, f. Soule Of
the Central Vermont railway
The wedding OF Miss Stella Maud
Schultz and Samuel II. R, sinons os
Saranac Lake. y. Y, took place Friday
Burglars broke into the clothing
store OF Victor Cohen on Lake street
some time during Sunday night and
obtained goods to the value OF about
$50 and s, In money. Entrance was
made through rear window. Two
complete suits of clothing were taken,
also shirts. collars. socks, dress suit
cssss and shoes, There Is no clue to
tho perpetrators.
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STARKSHOEO.

Mrs George Thompson of Barnard is
visiting at Frank Hills.-tiuy Rickford
of Huntington was liz town MondaI.-
Mr.. and Mrs Ansel Palmer are parents
of a baby grl-Floyd and Nettie Smith
have returned from New York. -,fiilda
Chamberlain is III with scarlet fever
Wallace Davis Is moving into Frank
Hills house. Allie Louis has gone to
Fair Haven to visit Mis- mOther.-Mrs.
Frances Smith is ILL 1s W. j. Berry
Is bcttcr-Nr. and Mrs. Fred Brown
were in Burlington Saturday. -Steven
Hanson has moved into the sydney
S1,-lpS house
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ESTATE OF CLAIR ELNOVE
DALEY. boston, MASS.
STATE OF VERMONT. Distrlc, Of ch,

STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Chit
tenden.
To all persons concerned ia the os-
tate Of clair Gilmore bailey late of
Boston, Mass deceased,
GREhrIN".
At Probate Court, holden at Bur.
lington, within and for tho District Of
Chittcndcn. on the 3rd day Of Novem-
bcr 1905, an instrument purporting to
be the last will and testament of
clair Gilmore bailey, late ur BOSTON,
Mass, deceased, was presented 10 tho
court aforesaid. for probate
And 1t Is ordered by said court TINT
the card day OF November, 1908. at the
Probate Court rooms In said Bur
iington. be assigned for proving
thereof be given to al person. Cen cen.
serned by publishing this order three
weeks successfully In the Hurlin gton
Weekly Free Press. newspaper pub
lished at Burlington. previous to the
time appointed,
Therefore. you are hereby notified [,
appear before said Court, at the tim.
| probate OF said will. II you have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington
in said district this Bird day Of Novcm
| Der, 1905,
l9.wSt Judge.
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ITOCK OF GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc FOR SALE Cash business es-
tablshcd eight years. located on
Main St, in a hustling village in Yer
mont Population about 800 Stock
consist of dry goods. ladies' and gents
furnishings, shoes and groceries, Clean
stock and rent Is reasonable. Address
c., Free Press Office ewtf.
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RICHMOND.

A. Ralli was given surprise party al
hts home on Pleasant street Monday
evening by the employees OF the Vermont
Condensed MIX company. Mr.. Rail- was
presented with a gold watch chain AMI
knights Of Pythias charm, refreshments
were served. Mr., Rail- and family will
leave town this morning and Will
pass the winter AT their old home in
Italy.-Mrs. +. W. Thayer of Boston Is
visiting Mrs. l. II. Goodwin. The senior
class rt the X. II. s realized $40 from
the fair.-Miss Mary O'Neil of Water
bury Is the guest OF Miss Mary Burke -
n s. Walker and son. Ned are IN Bos-
ton on a business trip.
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MILTON.

Mrs ophelia T.add OF Burlington has
boon the guest Of Mrs G. =. Sander
son for a few days.--Mr. and Mrs.
John Curry and daughter, Iaida, were
called to Esscx Junction Friday by
the death of his father. Henry curry.
"A RIP Van Wrinkle" recital by
George Herman was given at the
opera house Wednesday evening for
the hcnent of the library OF the grad
ed school-Miss Lolita Story OF South
Burlington and Richard Story OF New
York we're tho guests Of Mrs II. e.
Powell over Sunday.--Duel Ballard or
Brocktun and Miss BerniCe Ballard 81
Burlington are visiting their brother
Ward Ballard. Col II. O. Clark and
Miss Clara clark Of East orange, ~
J., who came to attend the funeral OF
his cousin. Mrs stevens OF ST. Adams
are spending few days in town.
Mrs. j. p. Clark has gone to Andovef
to spend a few months with her dauSh
ter Mrs. William Odlin.-The Rev >.
Brigham Of Fairfax preached for the
Rev " II. Ryan Sunday. Mr.. Ryar
went to I'nderhil to otiicate at the fu
neral ri Henry Curry.-Mrs A. NJ Fogs
~, North Alstcad y. II, has come tC
! spend tho winter with her brother n
A. Smithers.--M Mrs. A. B. lnndon is visit
ing I'm Lincoln About sl5 was cleared n
tho box party at 81. AIMS hall on Satur
day evening It f. Donahue has finished
at the creamery and Ray Phelps ls do
Ing the work. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jos
lyn united hvletter with the Congrega
| tional Church Sunday.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Laura l1insdale visited her sister
Mrs. Eoline Wescott In Essex, the hrst
of the week. Fred Davis. who has been
living on A J. Poets farm the past two
years. is moving into C. J. Sutton's house
Mrs Melissa Allen and her grandson
Lester Clifford. are passing several weeks
with Hiram Allen In floversv'lle Mr.
and Mrs, Russell Johns and Mrs Ann
White OF Huntington were tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. NJ W, Hinsdale last
week.-George Towner Ia gradually rail-
ing.-Eli MacMartry Of Cornwall spent
Sunday at u. T., Rce's The proceeds
Of the chicken pie supper amounted &c
upwards Of nine dolars-Mrs. A. g
Probe Is slowly improving Fair 81
the Nations" will be held at the vestry
the second week In December under the
auspices OF the Ladies' society.
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WILLIsTON.

Chittenden Camp. NJ. " A, gave a
very successful box sociahle and dance
Friday evening, over Atty couples being
in attendance. f. Metcalt has return
ed home after few days IN EsscX.-
The Ladies' Aid society of the Union
Church vii! meet Wednesday afternoon
at $50 with Mrs, William Douglas
The young mems class OF the Union
Church met Wednesday afternoon
Wright Clark Hiram Gregory has
moved his family to the village. They Will
reside for the present with MI. and Mrs.
Henry INet L larenca CnEWell Is better.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Frank McGinnis will go to Bolton 10
day. where he Is to run an engine in
lumber MILF. n, Jordan returned
from New York city Saturday. Edward
Flood and family OF Westford have
moved into the Carpenter house nov
owned by Mrs. Chaplin ,--Announcement
have been received OF the marriage a
Alfred p Goodel OF North Adams
Mass and Miss Mary A Mossip OF
Stromness. Canada. Mr., Goodell wal
for two years a partner OF T. l.. Bost'
wick OF this place In the novelty WOOD
manufacturing business
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WONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. II. G. Vancoletto las returned
from visit to friends in Iontpelier.--
William Masters, who has hecn visiting
his mother, Mrs. Amanda Masters. re-
turned Tuesday to his work ut Basin
Harhor Frank Gage OF Ferris burSh
was the guest of his cousin. Mrs. Mas
ters. SUNDAY The willing Workers VII
meet with Mrs. Martha Allen Friday.
Dinner will be sorvcd.-George Stilson
was IN Bristol Monday
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WEST ADDISON.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mhlis arc parents
Of a daughter. born Wednesday, morn
ins-Mr. and Mrs. Ward Harris and two
daughters have returned to their home
IN Saratoga. Mrs Greenwood rs much
improved, being able to sit up.-Aliss
Edith Shedrick is in I}ridport caring for
Mrs. Albert Pr"bcl.-A $ Nandcrhoof
IS not any better