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: nEPoRTS ~ MONpAYS.
spECTAT. FTNDS

- or TIE 3ittle boy who has gone TO the
e ss-.-socks With. his consumPtive mother For
.,. gosv~ Mrs Joseph Lester. Long Island.
: H Little Fails. y. Y, 81: !. NJ a.
g &. NJ. P g. Cstskin. s.. and :. a. A.
,,-v1ch. Conn, &
OTHER MONEY
- Pilgrim branch. OF Harlem. Miss Ella
- president. has sent 8 20 7or The outing
e - co. the emergency fund sni L cents
sox s,d badge for a new member; H. M. A.
.s,eSeo. Y Y s. Cor Sunshine work; Mrs p.
--.e-s. 8 FOR the fresh air camp at Caldwell,
nd louise Reaubien. Of Michigan. 50 cents
REST HOME
...,,,,-s1 money received FOR the r s :. Rest
- g l-arks Fails. Conn. from branches is
,,r-zrs. bridgeport branch. Mrs \. 5. Nay.
go 80. T'assasc IN - Juniors. Mrs. J. IL
- president. SO. ana Anendale IN. ~
- Ms 2 Il Drummend, president. &: and
-. rq-nher-. g. Mrs Scofed, s.. and Mrs
--r-s-5 & TIE small sum OF SO viii pay two
.ks. hoard end transportation expenses from
-, v--l< <or 3 working woman Or sirl at the
- Home by way Of the Norwich Line The
s,s-s leave carly Al $50 p from the foot OF
-,.- - street Definite arrangements may be
sss <7- parties by communication with the gen
= c4r-e Tribune Building. or with Miss Mabel
- - house mother. Clark's Falls Conn The
.,-s 5I he formally opened for guests on June IL
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n< Interest ~
TO tUoment

,,-,., comes sune2
- - time OF fhe Thrushs tune.
~ ala beaaiies below ana aooNe'
s,-,S- rs5.sens the rCSe OF love,
Hs-, -o,i.rs Jnae.--Iohn Vance Cheney.
REPORTS OK MONDAYS
---;ue column IS published every Mon
TIE :. 4rousht by rhe T s. s. management
esq. Al r.T+e- interest of the scciesy win be
est sIe ~ concentrating the reports Of the
sron0ss-~S5 by having them appear without fan OF
' spsc3Ec day
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ing tuberculosis. The gift has made II possible
4or her to sleep by herself
we support some aged couples who would other
4se oe separated and sent to institutions Three
Iie feeatais under the personal direction OF Mrs.
w T. Tuiiie We're successful that over Soc was
1oaeo TO the branch treasury. About the
sinonnt wss realized for the Easter fund from the
piedses OF each member 10 g. and whist par
"es. luneheons cake. candy and apron sales
some OF the social functions employed raise the
money"
The treasurer's report is follows:
asa IN hand May l. 1897 S1I3 IS
sh received May lsc7. April 50 isoe oa4 IS
1-AtehottGres May ! April
which the treasurer holds receipted l5o "a
Balance hand May J. 1905 ......-.......... II
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WORK WANTED.

Mzie
NSsCFrET-p Two ears sZpeTfenre =
kecr ozresz5 crLrer- - -GnE and ol'lig z
49, prsrsrrsc sleEsr1 q NJ 1ezs
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Owing 70 drydOcki1s a. Liverpool and
consequent delay in aTTivai. sailing OF
Steamer MAURITANIA from New TX
has been POSTPONED from Wednesday Jun,
g. Q A. NJ, 20 THURSDAY. June 4rh- - A ID
The MAURITANIA & LCSITANIA. To-
largest and fastesr steamships - re Eocl1-
will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS "a
sugurating a nsw SENLW EEkLE S<.-s-
VICE.
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Mauritania Ju4. loan Lzsi -suia- June Il. .457
Campanis- June 8 Tmbria. June n lgaf-.
Caronia.Jlne I3.3 pm iNauretanla-J ] uIlse4. -
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GUE9NRD[LDNEg

From Piers 51-52-54, North Rfver-
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH 10
LONDON AND PARIS
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ALDIIOR.-A1y LSOks. sng uE.e; IH0aer-
ale charge. s1s-Igr7heH=4se stAt-t-irLls
balance sh1-Is resources ana Eatlhttes'
lJss-s an5 gains. Barnett. public account
ant leJT Hancock ST, ErO9k!SI-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Dated May a7th. 1865
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COACHMAN and usefUI man; cham beEInaid
sns waitress: rourg Scotch couple: mar
RED 70 children; hancy wiz toois wen
scarom.ud.d Carpenters Bureau. I54 9th
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-.p7-D NATHAN.

HAROLD $A-EzN-
E-----ev c-- mortgage. ,----.
- z-rz=-av Ne~ E--k tfty. AS---a- q
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.s7rTINER Capable woman. lately WIZ
Knox. Will 70 Ont y cay 10 HlAAe l-e -,
- Cd material. =. Miss FltzSefs4o
ts,--zs- .sla Fg.:E ave. COZ "a
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HICHGATE CENJER.

Mrs 9. r. Lyon has returned from
Pakersheld where she has been visiting
~ Or. G. Il. Cutler SD. W. Steele has
returned from Hyde Park, where he at
tended Lamoilo county coCrt-The Sec
ond meeting Of II ghgate Grange will
bo held lu Foresters han this evening.
Mrs Frank Belanger is seriously ill
A. A. Wilkie Of Boston spent sunday in
tCwn.--l.eWis Belanger of Springfield is
called here by the critical illness Of his
mother.--E. q. Wright OF Springfield,
Mass. is visiting friends in town.-Mrs.
T.. II. Rood Of Swauton is visiting rcla-
tiVes herc.-Mrs. W. NJ. Poquett who
has been i'll the past week, is improving
Miss Sarah JudEins has returned from
Swanton, where she has been visiting
her sister. Miss Ahhie Judl!ns.-Tho
Ladies' Village Improvement society
served a progressive supper at the par
lcrs Of tie CONGREGATIONAL Church We'd
nesdav evening and realized $56l.-E. NJ
Deal of Philipsburg, p. @, was in town
MondaY.-Mrs Kate Wentworth and son,
Woodbury., of Malone. y. Y, are guests
a, tho Commercial IiOEgo
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iiutc'l'Soh' secretary MISS Carrie Man
cnes'e! Bate Keeper, Mitchell Rye; Ceres,
MrS y. All vaughn; Flora, Mrs. y. G..
BUCK POMONA Mrs J.. a. Russlow: lady
assistant steward, Mrs. George Slack (;
n!uS'cai Director, Glenn Bailey; pianist
M'ss H.lie i'ailey' local reporter. Mrs
~ NJ vaughn; march director y. C.
nucN,-"uhoaN morning VIII Dukett found
."e ne"" Oh large doe partly buried
~ ''' ''I.'r 10 nus barn Upon e%amina-
.on Wy H"'no warden j. n. Brown IT
WV, ~"a "e''Veu 'hat the deer nan been
, n,'i' . 49, o.e" Ssuson' ''S carcass allowed
va, w. ''n'.'' an" , ,ne mead h'dd'h'--''' w.
,,oa. c ""' naS c''ioucteu meat ousi-
I,,,or. ''' years SOFA It TO
w. ,,,,,, .,,." tnp c'h'er M'hdnN
''o "'' 'aNc l'tfned'ate possession and
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ENOSDUrCF FALLS

Mrs, Richard Smith of West Enosburgh
wife OF Judge Smith, died at three
o'clock Wednesday Dec. ., after an Ill
ness OF about three weeks, Mrs. Smith
was prominent in Relief Corps, church
and Grange work She is survived by
her husband and three children, Mrs. G.
r, Ovitt Of this town, Miss Fanny Smith
OF Roxhury, Mass, ana f. r. Smith OF
Fail River. Mass. all of whom were
with her in her illness. The funeral was
held at the Methodist Church Friday
morning at ten o'clock. the Rev. A. w.
Ford officiating, assisted by the Rev
EVarts Kent. The burial was In the
family lot in Rlohford. where the family
lived for many years. The members of
Pixley Post q. A. r., Woman's Relief
Corps and Tyler Branch Grange attend
ed the service in hody.-'rhe follow
ing offers have been elected by Missis-
quoi Court. {, o. r.: NJ. n Deary, chief
ranger T. J. Archambault Vice-chiof
ranger f. a. Laflame, recording secre-
tarY, II. Benoit financial secretary; l..
a, Deptatic, treasurer; f, A. Lafley.
John Reaulac, Arthur Murphy, trustees:
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
NOETHFIELT

NJ r. WARRINGTON died Saturday after
noon following 4 brief illness with pneu-
monia. He is survived Jy Lis Wife and
one daughter, Mrs. George IiUhh5N. Nj.
Warrington rad a w!dH acquaintance as
FOR several Years he was landlord of the
Mortified House which he made a ucpu-
lar hostelry Two years ago be dispose.
o' the hotel and he'd since lived re
tired 'fc. he served IN tho Chl War
nnd was member of William a. Soyn-
ton POST G. 4. r.. which organization
attended his funeral which took place
Tuesday forenoon The body was
conveyed TO Randolph for turia!.-rhe
funeral OF Mrs. Kerr was held sunday
afternoon. the Rev T.. W. sharpe Off
ciat.ue. and lntormout was ulde in the
cemetery at the Center village. Mrs.
Ncrr died Friday following long i'll
ness with tuberculosis. Tho rev. r. +.
ChceVer OF Woodstock viii conduct serv-
Iccs IN the rniversalist Church next sun
day FORENOON. Professor Woodbury. Of
Norwich University preached thorc last
Sundav.-Tnc lton. Frank p,lu,Iev adj.
dressed the Norwich University Y A.
C. \. Sunday evening In Dewey .len-
Mrs. J. K.nt Morris is serjou * IN with
tvpnoil fever nj the homo off t,r ia
fho, \yu,i,r rr,ynu Nirs ,1.,.ts me-
canuor,o1 ly ho, husband Lac, ,ho,-
l.,,,,,. q, ,,.,o,,,. ~ Goo. 49,. ...,.,-
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bridge Monday, where Mrs. Woods will
remain several days with her sister and
mother.-H. S. Richardson has pone to
CAMBRIDGE as a blacksmith in the Inn,
Der camp Of H. s. Morse.--Mrs. Kittie
Draper Cook of tiardwick IL passing n
few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs
A. E. Draper.-Mlss Mabel Briggs Of
East Cabot Is visiting relatives here
Miss Nellie Allan went to Wocott Mon
day where she has employment lessee
Briggs has recovered from his attack Of
typhoid fever and Monday went to Nor
Ger, Me-. where he will have employ
ment for the winter With his brother in
the lumber business Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Lawson Of Hardwick were guests over
Sunday of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred SillowaY.-l. =, Currier OF
Middlefcld. Conn. returned home Mon
day.--D. r. Keith left Monday on n bust
ross trip to Boston and New York.-W
H. Hyde of East IIardwick passed Sun
day with his dnughtor. Mrs. T.. II. Ohm
stcd.--Mra. Frank Humphrey returned
to Burlington Mouday. The condition Of
her sister. I3ena. the little daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Il. /. Stewart, remains
q bout the same. The case is considered
very serious.
Harry c. Jamison Of Wmto Rlycr
junction is the guest of his uncle and
aunt Mr.. ana Mrs II. j. Fishor-Nrs.
James Reed and Mrs. l.. W. Webster
were in Burlington Tucsday.-Clarencc
Covey was called home to Richford
Tuesday by the illness of his wife.-Mrs.
q. IT, Bates was in Burlington Tuesday
DR. and Church ,r
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GEORGIA.

About fifty relatives and friends gather
Cd at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
pattce Saturday evening to help thcm
celebrate the twentY-tfth anniversary of
their wedding day.-Cakc and coffee were
served and they We're presented with a
purse containing $50 in silvor,--At the
business meeting of the EpWorth League
tho following officers were elected rcsi-
dent, Mabel Bliss; vce-presidenta,
Elida Bragg, Adell Newton, Louise New
ton and The Roy. G.. G. McDougall: secrc-
tarV, Harold Bliss treasurer, Merton
Bragg Tho ladies of the Met hodist
church win meet with Mrs Agness New
ton to-day when dinner viii be served. --
Preceding Elder Hunt will preach at the
Methodist Church Sunday.--N. NJ. Aus
tin has been confined to the house the
past week with the gr!p.-lra Perry has
moved to MS Ballard'S at the Center,
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ENOSBUEGH.

very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the home of Mrs. Edna r. Leach
Thursday afternoon when her only
daughter Harriet May. became the
bride of Merritt O. l2ldred The cere-
muny was performed by the Rev. f..
Kent. Only near relatives with Il few
friends were present. The bridal couple
received many gifts OF money. silver,
cut glass and linen. They will reside
with Mrs. T.. +. Leach for the present
The young people Of the Congregational
Church VIII give a cantata Christmas
cvening.A large number from this
Vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs
Richard Smith at The Methodist Church
in West f,nosburgh Friday forenoon
The Christian E.ndcavor meeting Thurs
day evening will be held with Mrs. Har-
rict Stevens Dow.
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d. A. Benoit. marshal; II. A. Lafley was
elected delegate to the high court and
l.. A. Depate. alternate
a. II. Besscy of West Enos-
burgh died Thursday of heart
failure after short illness MIR.
Bcssey was in his SSth year and had
been In poor health for some months
past. lie is survived by his wife, Il
daughter Mrs. Marion Ladd, who lives
at home, and a son, G. II. Bcssey Of
Burlington.
There was large gathering at the
school building Friday evening NJ the
reception given by the teachers and
pupils. who were nearly all present, they
the visitors had made the rounds of the
grades and inspected the work of the
pupils who were nearly all present. they
assembled in the high school room and
listened to literary exercises intcrspersed
with music and motion songs by tho
grades. Llght rcfrcahments Voc g.. I
in the literary room-Mr. and N,rs. g. T..
Read of F.ss6x Junction have been pass
inp n few days with their daughter Mrs
r. V. Perkins David Oeilvie of Dundee.
Scotland. who visited his sister. Miss
Elsie Oeilvic at DIN Merill's, has gone
to Proctor. where he expects TO find en-
pIovmcnt. THE sale of the Queen Esther
circle. viii he heli at Mrs. L. l..
Marsh's Frday-Mra \. W. lsham and
daughter. lIi'da. r1asod Sunday with Mr..
Isham IN Lebanon = H. a
Tho Hon. and Mrs. Clin Merrill and
daughter. Helen. are passing few days
In Eoston.-Mss Alice Guild. the dauEh-
ter Of Principal G. l.. Guild. of Swanton.
Of or
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NCRTH TROY.

William G. Ekine is confined to tho
house with an infamed eye, and suffers
considcra bic pain-Mrs. D. ~. Johnson
fell down stairs. breaking ono arm and
otherwise iniuring hcr, the latter part Of
last week Marsha, the da ughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Mead, die1 Friday after
short Illness. The funeral was held
Sunday. and burial made In tho village
cemetery. She was about 70 years Of
nEe.--lt IS understood thet Clinton II.
Woodcock, who went to Texas this fell
for tho benefit of his health, is not i'm
proved ana IS about TO rcturn.-Thc high
and Graded schools resumed Monday.
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FAIRFAX.

At the annual meeting of Lnmoille
Lodge, No. 6. +. & a. NJ, the following
officers We're elected; W. NJ, a. A, Bee
man; 5. W, George Stewart; j. W. II.
f. Hunt!cY: s. D., q. g. Paris; J. D.,
{. Il. Hall; tyler, Edward Carpenter;
treasurer, c. S Howard: secretary, \. A.
Rugg; s. s.. NJ. :. Hicks; j. s, g. r.
Howard; chaplain Dr. I'lagg; marshal,
II. II. Hyde. Howard Rowland is spend
ing few days in Townshend.--F. $.
Smith shut down his creamery december
II and will gather the cream and take it
to Fletcher to be manufactured into
butter thcre.-Nlss Sophia Dinsmore of
Georgia, vino WAS called to Fairfax by
the death Of Mrs James LOWS, returned
home Tuesday
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WATERVTLLE.

Mis- Mabel LansdGl IS at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment--Mlss
Lila Conant OF johnson visited Mrs. II.
j. Beard over Saturday ana Sunday
Mss Estella Kirby left for Woodsvilie,
y H. Monday whcrc she expects so
make her home Nj and Mrs. julie
Mudgett of Morrisville visited her grand
parents. MIR. and MIS- Homan Miller,
over Saturday and Sunday. The officers
elected at the union sunday school for
the year ensuing are: Superintendent, j.
v stevens, assistant superintendent.
Mrs Chester Austin; secretary, Harold
Beard. treasurer. Mrs. +. L. Mann; OIL
Eanist. Miss Olga Thomas, librarian.
Miss Maud Darrah.
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HICEGATE SPRINGS

Silas Clark, who was operated upon
fOl appendicitis December ., expects to
return home Christmas-f. A, Winters
has purchased the place owned by Peter
I.eclare Andrew Reynolds ana Henry
PaTrctte. Jr, have rented the George
Moore farm.-George Moore has begun
work for l.. II. telton.-Mrs. Walter
Huneorford ana two children returned
from Beekmantown Wednesday after
two weeks stay Washington Sargent is
quite III Of Bright's disease. --JaN Nc
Clure has settled with the railroad COM
nenY for the damage done by engines
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from End Pager

campment. NO I. l. o. O. r., was held
Tuesday evening when the following
officers were elected: chief patriarch. r..
: Kimball; high priest. y. j. TennN;
senior warden. T.. l.. Mason; scribe,
W. ". Wilson. Jr. treasurer, II. K.
1<imbalI: Junior warden. James Nc
Math. The installation of these Off
GERS will take place the first Tuesday
ia January.
Robert T.. Holland is moving to Mon
trcal. where he has secured a position.
Tho city schools will close Friday for
the usual holiday vacation o. two weeks,
1eopening Monday, January l.
Mrs. samuel Fox, who has been III
for several weeks was taken to
sauatorium in burlington for treat
mont Tuesday
capt. Alfred NJ. JASON. who has been
stationed at Fort Barrancas, Fla. has
been transferred to Fort Hancock, n.
J.
s. Adams Court. No. 677 Catholic
order of Forcsters. has elected the fol-
lowing officers; Spiritual director, the
Rev. ~. J. O'Sullvan. chief ranger Will
lam r. Powers; vice chief ranger. w. f.
Dutler; financial secretary. +. w.
bowling; treasurer. Barnard Butler re-
cording secretary. w. II. priecol; dele
gate to state convention Burlington
June s. 1909. II. A. Bowling, alternate,
William F.. Powers.
Mrs Hanson Il. Lewis and Mrs. Molly
Hart Woodworth left yesterday morn
ing for Tarpon Springs, Fla where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs Fred Plant died yesterday morn
ing after an illness Of about three
weeks Of typhoid foyer The funeral VIII
he hold at HOLY Angels Church to-mor-
row morning at nine O'Clock. Mrs, Plant
was 20 years old and IS survived by her
husband aud four Children: the young
est Of whom IS about two months old.
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MONTGOMERY.

Frank Shina is at home from Goddard
Seminary for the Christmas vacation
SEQ lombard has moved to the farm he
Of Mrs Fanny Carter There
is to be "A Christmas tree at the hall
Christmas evc.-C. /. .Hutchins is at
Richford receiving medical treatment
The w. H. NJ S. will meet tliS week
with Mss Elizabeth Cpham to complete
the barrel for the dcacOness hom".-Leon
Libby is moving to the Bomnard house.
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ALBURCE.

Frank Sheldon and Miss Grace Will
liams of this town we're married saturday
by the Rev. II. a Jo-es at the Method st
daurS.er was recently
born to Mr. ana Mrs. f.. \. Goodsell.-
Little Nina Cheesman has been seriously
II, for several week with whooping cough.
Miss Mary Mott of Rouses Point, who
has been critically i'll with pneumonia,
r. able to be about some She Is with her
cousin, Mrs. II. T.. Manning The engine
house for the ice plant that is to he
erected here BY tie Produce Dispatch
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RUTLAND COUNTY,
ERANDON.

Tho oe-.,.,.. oloo,11 a.. ,l,o ,,,,,.,., woo,
i--r or q n,.,..,... D..t r. u 60
l,u,. co,,,,,,,.lo. i ,ri,,. eonto.
,;cc-cor,r,o,dar u = cocdr,cr. i,,t,r
,ica-cor,,r4,.do,. ro.,ts (. coorgo. o,,,,.-
,ar,,,star g / vvoodr,r. or,oor Of
Two d.,. - "a ,or-. oh,,,a,, VI.
pahh,,r oe7.o, 90 ,ho r,,arr ,ohn
Wo,cb. ,ai,.ant 7 q / v.colr,'ry. s,,r.
goo, q Dury,.. ,rn,,eos ", II
r,,nt e " Carr and " poht,.t.
DELEGATES to the state oncannroart +
a. corr Thomas c,r,rirgho,, n y
C;oo.,rt,h ord II r ,.rose t,or.+,h,o =
T. WRIGHT who has hcan trvir- 70 loc..o
tho ,,<,, ,rro h,,1.a into ,ra r,a1i,,, o.,,,.,
sonta,nbor = and etola alo,,t g., v,orth
If rro,er,,. s.,,...,,ol A., e,.,,,,.
rosso Noroon and na was hro,,rht -
TOWN IRON, Weston y,h.ro Tho oeco,.
found li,, D,.a.r,,, ,r1.,-.., boo
a neorfnc Aotcr, r,.t,., rl'arras W.
,,.i,-o. rrt,,.lo,. ,t..r., a.. ,..,eo
cutinr oftcsr bo,nr s,a,a,s t.t,,.nav In.
conf :, ro,os 81 r,.io,,l >t.r.,.,' ,.,,
ronnd ove, to p,tI,rd r,.,,, ,,,,,, Cor
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was commute, 70 .bo p-,i,-1 o,,,,.
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tai, Burlington, whore no underwent
a surgical opcrntion.--Mr and Mrs
John willis OF Waban Mas. arrived
in town yesterday and viii spend
the holiday season with Or. and Mrs
W. X. Marsh.---John Aver has sold his
farm in the Arnold district 10 Mvron
Aver Of Goehen. Mr.. Aver has lived on
this farm forty years -Waltn O. Ray
Is visiting his son. r. w. Day. at Mont
p"li"r.-Mrs. Isabelle Leonard is in
Whiting for q fPH wceks.-Mrs Harry
LaVellec Of Rutland is visiting nor
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cieorro Cameron.
Mrs. Fred W Briggs viii entertain
tho Bridge Whist club Friday after.
noon.--Mrs. I'rank Carpenter Of Bos-
ton has been called hcrc BY tho illness
Of her mother Mrs a. A. Pond who
Will be operated on al the Mary Fletch-
or hospital, Burlington. to-dav--Nr.
and Mira. Robert Hudson OF Vcrgennes
have been tho guests of Mrs Eliza
Hudson.--James = Harris ana Mrs.
Arthur u Burfun ana daughter Went
to Now London. Conn. ~cstcrdav.- FL.
win A. Palmer has gone to Rrattleboro.
Miss Sara @. Johnson went Yesterday
to her home I'm PaWlet whore she viii
spend the holidays. Miss Anne f.. Far
rison accompanied cr-Mr AVID Mrs.
Samuel O. Lewis have rire to Worccs-
ter Mass. where they will reside.
MI. 5ud Mrs. Victor WyroN of Cornwall,
arc tho guests OF Mr. and Nrs r. 9.
Ehandlcr--Mrs. Arabcila BYllgs IL
moving from I'oreetdalc to the George
Fa~r tenemcnt on Union strect.-Ariss
Lucy W. Smith Is spending fc,v days
~ Boston. Miss bouio 4. Clarke has
gone to her home in Montpc'icr where
sho viii spend Tho holidays.
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MORGAN.

Lafa button, who has been working in
Lawrence Mass, Is at home for the
winter Frank Lewis is in Brownington.
Mrs. II. L. Matthews has been granted
n widows pension Of Sl2 per month.-The
Ladies' Md had an oyster supper at the
vestry Friday evening. The electric
lights were turned on for the first time
that evening
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Miss Belle Duba pleasantly entertained
several young friends last week on her
18th birthdaY.-John Montgomery has
,p,v .,.rf.' 80 :, - % '"nr. ''t'I ~"
Nt. ..t." t1.t t.,-
what better, but as yet is in n critical
condition. Mrs. Sybil Lyman is better
w. A. Loop and James Skeels were at
homo over .iNndaN.
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EAST DERKEHIRE.

Harry F,add, who has been travelling
for the Kendall SPAWN Cure Co., is at
home for the winter.-Mrs \. = Pond
- passing n fcw days in Montgomery
Ernest Young was at home over sunday
Miss Mary Anderson is a home, called
here by the illness of her father, Ira y.
A Ii
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full and II was decided to hold similar
ones every Sunday in tho assembly room
of the Goodrich library Rowley Flagg.
who is attending ST Johnsbury Acad-
envy. passed Sunday with his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. r. c. t'lngg.
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GRAND ISLE.

The annual oyster supper for the bene-
fl of the Methodist Church will be Civ
on January s,-The Ladies' Aid Of Grand
Isle will have their annual meeting and
also the 2lst anniversary at the church
Ia
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NEWPORT.

Ten inches Of snow fell Friday and
Saturday The merchants are already
benefited by the good sleishlng.-The
mems meeting sunday was very success
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Among those who attended the State
Grange meeting at Burlington were Mr.
and Mrs. II Z. Ill., Mr., and Mrs. ID. J.
Adams. Dr. e. j. Foster and Jamos
Thurston.-A A. Newcomb was in Rut-
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