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CHARLOTTE.

C. D. Cook of Montreal passed Tha
giving with relatives in toWn.-C. G..
Miller has the contract TO erect a dam for
Lake View creamery. Cyrus Beers
of FcrrisburEh will spend the winter
Duffy has moved tn Rurlington.-John
and Stanton Coleman have gone TO
Springfield, Mass. to work ON a railroad
Ned Stone OF Chicago is visiting In town
Miss Florence N1llisor Is visiting rela-
tives in BurllnCton Paul Quick of New
York city is visiting his prents, tho Rev.
and Mrs. II {. Gulick. Mrs. y. 6. Bush
Of Charlotte is visiting her sister in
Chicago
The Ladies AID met with MIS-
f. p. smith Wednesday afternoon. The
Whist club was entertained last week by
Mr.. and Mrs Beach and Mr. and Mrs.
Beers the next meeting will no pecNm-
l,or 90 r. Alexander is visiting in
Hartford. Conn.--NIr. and Mrs. II. ?.
rIill Of Kings Park n Y, are visiting
in town.--L Richard Dean of Dart
mouth college spent his Thanksgiving
VA cation Mt home The Misses Constance
and Cristine Culick have returned to
their schools at Pittsford and Williston
after spending Thanksgiving here.--A, J.
Bissonette has gone to Boston for a
short stay.
| Sc Bush went to Canada Monday 70
visit relatives.--John Duffey, Jr went &c
Burlington Monday to reside. Joseph
Terry. Sr.. of Sciota, y. Y, is visiting
| relatives in town.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Mark Austin Of Milton has taken a
position in A Il. Yaudow's store.
The remains Of Thaddeus f, Wilcox
of Chicago arrived Monday and We're
taken to Essex Center for burial, Bert
Wilcox. sou If the deceased, accompani-
ed the remains
bin or divorce has been granted
Minnie b. Duhuke VS.. Joseph O. pubuke
giving her the custody Of minor child,
Leone Gladys Dubuke
The remains II Ms Pheobe Belts Of
Richmond were brought here Monday
for burial in the village cemetery
Miss Clara Anterior has gone 10 Dan
vile to teach school
John Wright who underwent on opera
ton In Independence. Iowa. rev weeks
ago is improving and is able 10 DC ABOUT
"A little.
Mr., an Mrs Fred Viele who sold their
place to William Cooley some time ago
are moving into the upper part Oh Mrs'
Belle Beach tenement on East street
until spring when they VIII return 10
Their farm IN Wocott MT 'ou'eS VIII
not move unt about the htst OF JANUARY
John II Waters ana Miss Lulu
Harris OF Fort Ethan Allen were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage TUESDAY
evening by the Rev n A. "oou'
They were attended by Mr. ana Mrs
! Tanner
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Lorraine Ransom ANA Miss pessa
Bolger from the normal school at John
son. Miss Alice Barnum and Miss
Blanche Rostwick from Mlddlebury COL
leSe, Miss Josephene Fay from the State
Barnum. Instructor at the normal school
at Randolph Hovey Jordan of the L. V
NJ. and Frank Brown, Lee Mcclellan and
Leroy Kenyon of the Burlington bust
ness college We're home for the Thanks
giving holidays-Miss Lorraine Ransom
was unable to return to her school al
Johnson after the THANKSGIVING holidays
because of an attack of tonslits.- Mrs
FRANK Ransom, who has been III two
weeks, Is somewhat better--Miss Clara
Barnum, who had severe abscess on
her neck, is now improving. Master
Horace Barnum Is suffering with an
abscess In his cart, L. Bostwlck has
leased his factory premises to Ernest H.
Smith, who will run the business the
coming year Mr., Smith retains Mr..
Bostwick In his employ and will have
the benefit Of his experience. II,
smith has rented his farm to c. Il. Lee,
for the ensuing year Miss Maude Tuck
err the principal OF the high school, was
called to Middlebury last week by the
serious illness Of her mother. she re
turned Monday night.--Mr and Mrs A,
c. Hoskins went to Pittsford Monday for
short visit TO their son, Edward. who
Is patient at the sanatorium.-Th mis-
siopary sale held by the young ladies at
the parish house Friday afternoon and
evening. was a. gratifying success. Tho
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNsBURY.

Yesterday was tho HT,? anniversary of
the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. HALE.
There was no public observance but
their sons George II. Hale of Boston
and Arthur f. Hale and wife and chill
lren Of Bradford. passed the day
with them. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale We're
married at Compton. +. @. December >
1855 They have lived in this town ever
since their marriage and have been resi-
dents If the village for go years. Mr..
Hale was n successful farmer until he
began to travel as salesman for r. b T.
Fairbanks e. Co. II wears ago. He was
born at lower Waterford the son of Otis
G. and Eunice Hill Hale. March II, 1875.
Mrs Hale. formerly Miss Laura Ann
Holhrook. was the daughter of lysander
w and Deborah Stevens 1Tolhrook. Mr..
and Mrs Hale are the parents of six
children: Carrie p. (AIrs VI. A. Honkeb
OF Winter Park, Florida, whcr" Mr., and
Mrs. Hale often spend the winter; George
H. Hale of Boston; Addio n, deceased;
J. Otis Hale Of BROOKLYN and Arthur =,
Hale of Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs Hale are
loyal members Of the NORTH Congrega-
tional Church and he is an active worker
in the Y. NJ c. A.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Tuesday evening tho Elite Ministries
of Bristol were greeted with full
house The proceeds were about sb2.
Mrs r. w. Ellis is recovering from
a severe attack Of tonsolitis Mr.. and
Mrs. r. a. Norton visited burlington
Tuesday Anna Gillett returned
to het work at Montpelier Monday
Roy I(imball is at Sewell Sargents at
Starksboro this week
Mr.. and Mrs. V. r. Sargent and son
spent Thanksgiving with his brother,
william Sargent. at New Haven.-School
commenced here Monday with Mrs.
Alma TAFT as teacher and at Hanksvlle
with Mrs, Georgia Pierce, teacher.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edison Pierce entertained about
30 friends Saturday evening with whist.
Gerald Bagley won the first prize and
Andrew Liberty the second.
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WrNoosK1.

George Ducharrne received word Sup
day Of the death of his son, Fred
Ducharme. which occurred In Milwau-
kee. Wis. Friday OF dropsy. The deceas-
ed was So years of age and was born In
this village, leaving for the West about
five years ago. The remains will not be
brought home.
civil case involving question Of un-
paid rent for premises recently occupied
by Rose Baraby was brought BY Jacob
Bloomenthals before Justice Spauding
Monday Afternoon In Lawyer Wolcotts
office. a jury was called for consisting
of Dr. e A. Burdick, ]. J.. STANLEY. Ben
Fitch. William Deviro, ST, and Il. G.
Brigham and a verdict for the plaintiff
to recover si.S3 was rendered II. y. Dea-
witt appeared for the defendant while
II. r. Wolcott represented the plaintiff.
An exciting runaway took place on Main
street Tuesday afternoon in which an
automobile and three horses figured.
About three o'clock Dr. Watkins of Bur
lington camc up Main street in his
machine and as he passed Narcotic q
drug store Il wood team with one horse
attached belonging to tho Narcotic wood
yard, which was standing in front of the
store, became frightened and ran down
Main street toward the bridge. At the
| corner Of Main and Center. horse and
! heavy box wagon collided with farmers
double team which was coming up the
| street. The farmers wagon was
demolished and the wood wagon lost its
wheels and box which was left IN the
| road before the bridge was reached. The
horse was captured on Colchester avenue.
The farmers horses were thrown to the
ground and il was some time before the
| tangie coMlh be stLalElLtened out.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The Ladies' Ala Of tho Baptist Church
will hold its annual sale Friday after
noon and evening at the parsonage
The December meeting of the w c. T.
L. will he held Wednesday afternoon at
two o'clock NJ Mrs u. o. Footo's.-Mrs
Jay clark arrived home Saturday from
visit to her son, Fay Clark. in Glare
mont. \. II Mrs. Ella Vosburg left
Monday for Clarenceville, ?. O.. where
she will spend the winter Miss Anna
Hayes of the Johnson normal school
spent the THANKSGIVING recess with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hayes.-C.
y. Johns and his mother Mrs II. n.
Claxton. were visitors in Bristol over
Saturday and Sunday.-Mr and Mrs r.
day and Monday IN F.ssox to visit rela-
tivcs.-Miss Lucy Rich returned to Bur
lington Saturday after several weeks
with her grandparents, DR. and Mrs.
Narney. She was accompanied ~ hor
grandmother. who will snend n few days
in tho CitY-School In district No 70
taught by the superintendent. Mrs. Anna
s Allen nf Panton. closed Trdav with
the reading Of the paper conducted by
the school and candy pull which was
greatly enjoyed. Since Mrs Allen came
to this school two wears ago. it has con
stantlv increased in number. many at
tending from outside the district. includ
ing some who had passed the examina
,ion for high school.-School No ID
taught by Miss Cora +. Clarke. closed
November ~. Those pupils having no
absent MARKS were Antoinette Desautols.
Ruth rooto ard Fthe'wvn orht-Mrs
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Thomas Lucas. aged co years, was ser
iously injured at the St. Adams Grail
Co.'S shed Monday evening about sin
o'clock. As a result Of the accident, Mr..
Lucas is paralyzed from his shoulders
down The unfortunate man was closing
the door when the high wind which
prevailed brought him from tho platform
to tho ground, a distance OF four feet and
his neck was broken He was alone at ths
time Of the accident but passers-by heard
him calling for help and he was taken
70 his home on Lower Walden street
HIS condition Is critical.
The following deputy sheriffs were APP
pointed by Sheriff George C.Holmes Tues
day: II. n. Sturtevant, Fairfield
Arthur J. Croft and w. K. McFeeters
Enosburgh Falls: Luke p. Martin and
Henry Martin. Montgomery; p u.
Phaneuf. Arthur Pond and j. r. Grass,
Richford; G. w. Steele and Horace Crosa
Highgate; 6. ". James and a. S. F1eurv,
Swanton; s Il Thomas. Sheldon c. g.
Gillette, Fairfax; George Andrew and ",
). Rohe Franklin. Charles Corse and
Edgar Flanders, Fletcher, c. NJ. Austin,
Georgia O. c. Farnsworth bakersfield,
A. c, Derby and ]. G. Weld, Berkshire, c.
H. Jacques. j. p. Alfred, p. r. Kelley,
William Ladd, j n. Thompson and Jed
Sturtevant, ST. Adams. States Attorney
Elmer johnson, Sheriff g. g. Holmes,
High Bailiff @. f. Stebbins of Sheldon
and Judge OF Probate Otis ~ Kelton wera
also sworn In Tuesday
Thomas Lucas. aged so years. WHOSE
neck was broken az the ST Adams
Grain company's plant Monday even
ing died yesterday morning NJ 40
O'Clock. The body will be taken 20
Port Henry to-day for burial. Mr..
Lucas is survived by two daughters,
Misses Marion and Lillian Lucas. Mr.
Lucas was struck by a shed door which
was blowing In tie high wind and was
thrown 70 the ground and his neck
broken,
son was born to Mr.. ard Mrs.
| Thomas Rndden Yesterday
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H1NEsBURGH.

The Bristol Elite Minstrels gave
an entertainment Mt the town hall
Monday evennc.-Mrs. A. x. Moore Of
Proctor is visiting her son. C. q.
Moore.-Mr and Mrs G. l.. Clifford
and son. Allen. have returned TO Bran
don after spending Thanksgiving at
J. Fl. Aliens --Blanche Small, who has
been Ill., is better-Miss Mamie Magee
Of Waterbury is enjoying two
weeks vacation with relatives here
Mrs Amelia Dooley.--Charlie Turrill Of
the last of the week with her sister,
Mrs Amelia Cooley.-Charlie Turrill OF
ST. Adams is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ell Turrill.-Miss May Muir
ry was at Goddard Seminary. Barre,
over Sunday.-Misses Laura and Belle
Ross of Burlington passed Thanks
giving with their parents.-Henry La
bell Is at home from Warren.
Frank Ptlon has taken the Edison
owen farm for year.--C g. Peck has
had 30 head Of cattle on his Jertch0
farm killed because of tubercuIosls-
The Methodist society is having steel
ceiling put in the lecture roon.-ci. II
Williams who runs the Perry Miles
farm, has started milk route IN INC
vlllage.-Mrs Fred Lyman Is better,
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ENOEBURGH FALLS.

On account Of the sale by the village
improvement society in Foresters' hall
wednesday evening, the meeting of tia
Woman's Auxiliary has been postponed
to this evenng.-Dr, and Mrs. j. y,
Jenne Of Burlington passed Thanksgtv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. l., l.. Marsh
The Rev s H. Watkins of 81. Adams
passed Tha nksgiving with the Rev. w.
T. Forsythe.-Mrs. G., 4. White Of Essex.
who passed a few days with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs a. ]. Haskns mas
returned home accompanied by her moth
er for a few days stay.Mr. Valley ot
st. Adams. on his way to Richford
by the late train Friday evening, was
taken SO seriously i'll thst physician
was summoned here who accompanied
him to Richford, leaving him slightly
improved at late hour.-Mrs + c.
Kendall of Fast Berkshire is passing
few weeks with her son, Is, C. Kendall =
j. H. Nears has returned from Mont
real.-Mrs. Aura Stratton of Worcester,
Mass is visiting her uncle, V. A. Irish.
John webster OF Franklin was In town
Friday and Saturday
November weather has followed IN
the footsteps of the I'VE preceding
months in showing temperature
above the average and a deficiency Of
rainfall The mean temperature was
s64 against normal of S45. TIE 26th
and e7th gave the same high reading
81, while the lowest of Q was shown
the 10th. The rainfall of the II rainy
days amounted to 1.SS inches against
a normal OF S.7h. The prevailing wind
direction was northwest Total snow
fall was 10 inches. The month was
composed of clear. 8 partly cloudy
and % cloudy days-Saturday States
Attorney =, S Tupper started the
police court going with the following
list: II, b, Farrar was given hear
Ing for neglecting to provide fire
escape to Foresters hall and bound
over to county court j French was
tried and found guilty OF hunting
without a license and fined S. and
| costs watch he paid, The charge a.
.yainst him OF hunting deer was nolls
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HAD A SUICIDE PACT.
Mrs. COwper Made II with j. II. WAL
lick-Her BODY to He Cremnted.

Iick-Her BODY to He Cremated.
Mddletown. n Y. Dec. 1.-The body OF
Mrs. Eleanor Merron Cowper. the actress
and authoress. who fatally shot herself
on Friday at the St. Regis Hotel In New
FORK city. where her death occurred last
aight, will be cremeated subsequent to
funeral services to be held tomorrow AT
The rooms of a local burial company.
The ashes will be deposited In a cemetery
In this city where are inferred the ashes
Of James II. Wellick her close friend
who committed suicide by shooting on
May last the remains Of her husband
and OF Wallicks wife and mother.
Arrangements for the cremation of
Mrs. Cowper's body were made In defer
ence to a request contained in a long
letter which the actress left for her at
.orney, Judge II. Il, Royce, of this city.
The legal representatives here OF the
suicide were said tonight to possess let
ters showing that Mrs. Cowper made n
suicide pact with Wallck. The attor-
neys refused to make the text Of the
letters public.
The letter to Judge Royce regarding
cremation said:
when YOU get the can l want you 70
open 1t and place the ashes directly IN
the ground, There need be only a small
bit Of turf removed and little digging.
You place the ashes in the ground and
MI 1t mp. | hope the ground Is not frozen
too hard. I don't want to spend the win
Ter in a tin box on a shelf Don't wire
my people. ! have written: that Is all
that is necessary Let there be no SER
vices. If what I've done for others ir
my lifetime isn't sufficient endorsement
Tor the world-to-come df there is one
which 7 don't believe) then no hammer,
ing at the gates by a professional pulpit
puppet who knows no more about Il
tha' I do Is going to make any differ.
encc"
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BOLTON.

Frank Farnsworth, who has been liv-
ing i'll George Persons tenement has
moved to Moretown.-Ch Wells. an
employc Of II. Muzzv narrowly escaped
a broken leg Friday when a log rolled on
him resulting In bruised knee with
badly strained ligaments Henry I.arose
and Harry Holcomb of Monktcn visited
at l.. Larose's Wednesday, H Muzzv
has built an addition to Wards tene-
nent and moved his family thore c r
Sabins returned Monday night from a
weeks visit in Northded and Royalton
The trial Of the suit brought by Frank
Farnsworth against George Pierson for
disturbing the peace. was held at the
School House Saturday. A fine and costs
amounting to s45 was paid by Mr.. Pier
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WEST MILTON.

Miss Mildred Blake was ut home from
st Adams over THANKSGIVING. Mrs. Al
bert Walstou is more comfortable Mrs.
Martha Lincoln has returned home after
some time spent in Winooski and Jericho
Alex McNally. who has been very i'll.
is b-tter.-School commenced Monday
with Miss Ethel Landon as teacher
Hiram AlcC Huler was at home from the
Burlington nigh school over Thanksgiv-
ing.-Mitchel Martin is recovering from
q severe attack Of bronchial pneumonia.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Edison walker who became suddenly
i'll with appendicitis Saturday. was taxi
on Monday to the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai where an operation was performed
His condition is serious Miss Eunce
Prior closed tho fall term of school on
Spear street November % with appro-
pirate Thanksgiving exercises Those
pupils having no absent marks were
Daisy. Pricilla and clara Sails, Julia
Richardson, Lewis Winter ana FRANK
Emerson. The per cent of attendance
for the term was o'1.-The schools
commenced Monday for the winter term
with the same teachers Mrs. Roscoe
Mace and son of winston visited Mt f.
V. Prior's Saturday. Mrs +. c. Isham
is in Mech8nicsvillc caring for her
daughter, Mrs. Lottle 'ratt, who has
son two weeks old Eugene IiveTmore
Of West Charlotte has moved into the
house with l.. l.. lIa'os ana Will work
for Mr. Hayes during the winter.
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3RIDPORT.

Tho ladies' society will hold Its fair on
the evenings of December 10 and II. A
literary entertainment will he provided
and there will be a chicken pie supper
the second evcnng.-Charles Wheeler
was at home from Saxtons River for
Thanlisgiv Mrs. Charles Hooker Of
Niddlcbury spent Sunday in town.-Mrs.
Mary st. John has returned to her homo
in Cornwall Miss Florence Walker has
returned to her school In Castleton.-The
Methodist ladies will hold their annual
fair nt Masonic hall December 81 and %
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ESSEX CENTER.

a daughter was born Friday to Mr..
ana Mrs. George Gates.-t'nion Christ
mas exercises will he held at the Metho-
dist church.. The Rev. q. A. Emery
was called t. Moretown to preach a flu
rcral sermon Sunday.-Wilbur Newton
has accepted q position IN creamery
at Milton and will move his family there.
He has rented his place to George Hoo
bart Of Westford. Mr.. Hobart has sod
his farm to Mi Brown Of south Rur-
lington.-GeOrEe Beecher. who has been
visiting his son, the Rev. -. r. Eeecher,
of Pawtucket. has returned.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
MILTON.

very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at st. AIMS Church, Wednesday
Nov Is. at nine O'Clock when Mary
Marquette and Anna King We're join
ed in matrimony. They were attend
ell by the groom's sister Miss Eliza
Marquette as bridesmaid. and Edward
King, brother of the bride. was best
man. The bride was attired IN trav-
cling suit Of navy blue with hat 20
match and the bridesmaid in n wine
colored suit and carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums. The church
was prettily decorated in green and
white Mr.. Marquette has a position
In Springfield. Mass, and they Will
make there home here.
pamas Peterson. formerly OF Rur-
lington. and Miss Lille clinton, were
married at $50 n. m. at ST. AIMS
Church Thursday. They wer" attend
ed by Miss Nellie Clinton, twin sister
of the bride. as bridesmaid, and Louis
Peterson, brother of tho groom, as
hest man. The bride and bridesmaid
were dressed In travelling suits OF
navy blue. After wedding break
asst at the home Of the bride, they were
driven to the 1880 train for their wed
ding trip.
| Miss Clara Brown was at home from
her school at Newport over Sunday
Mrs. 7. l.. Chadwick OF Maiden was the
guest of Miss Kate Ashley Sunday. -
States Attorney Sherman was in town
| Saturday and In the case of W. r..
Donahue and Bert Lyon charged with at
| tempting to burn Mr. Donahue $
| creamery building. they were bound over
| TO county court under 1000 bonds. The
case of John Brennan was continued for
further evidence.-Miss Mary Allen o!
the Johnson normal school has been
! spending a few days vacation at home go
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Flynn and son OF
Milton Boro spent Sunday at J. A
Kennedy's.-NDrs, Louise Nye and little
son OF Cambridge has been the guest fol
a few days of Mrs. George Mnckler.-
Ben Minckler OF Grand Isle visited hii
brother George Mnckler. over Sunday.
Miss Mile Clifford is visiting in Platts
burRh.-Mr and Mrs. A. y. Bradford
have gone to Morrisville where they vii
mako their home.--John shonion, nigh
operator at Richmond station spent Sun
| Il l,,t
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is at the sanatorium.-Mr. ana MIS-
Isaac Chase are moving W 81
Albans.--Mrs Rogers VINO came
from Underhill to live with her oaugn-
ter Mrs w. G. Cook, is iil'--Mrs w, H.
Whitcomb and children have oeen WISH
Ing relatives in Sheldon.-Ihe MISSION
Study class met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. n. H. Goodwin'-Mrs'
Julia Moulton has returned from stay
OF several weeks in Jonesyillc.--M Miss Ada
Curtis returned Monday to ESSEX
Junction after spending the ThanksSiV-
ing vacation with her parents Mt ana
Mrs. +. w. Curtis.-Mrs. Eliza Perry OF
81 Adams has been Visiting her mother
Mrs Sarah Martin
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TREATED LIKE A MAN.

Mrs. Jones IA suffragette)-I don't ask
special privileges. Mr. Jones What I
do ask is that you. for instance. a man,
should treat me exactly as you would
another man. Instead Of talking small
talk, and treating mo like a thing to be
protected. and all that, assume toward
me the attitude you do to Mr.. Warning.
ton Treat me Nike good fellow. Mr..
Jones (quickly)-Why, certainly, old
chap. Lend me a Aver. will you?-Life.
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UNDERH1LL.

The thank offering meeting for the
Foreign missionary society will be held
Thursday afternoon at half past two
at the home Of Mrs c. q. Atwood.--L.
". Pendleton has returned from bust
ness trip In Massa chusetts.--Mr Sturte-
want and son are spending a week In
Middlcbury with his mother.-Mrs. N. p
Maurice OF Morrisvlle Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. NJ. G. Hale.--The Knights
Of Pythias are making repairs on the
hall which they purchss Sod
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs James Severance Is ill.--The
Ladies' Aid society Will take dinner with
Mrs A. A Boardman Friday.--Miss
Jessie Newton Is improving slowly. Ed
ward I,eno, who has been III for several
months, is much worse.-Mr. Pond OF
Middlehur college was the guest of the
Rev H. NJ Hall over Sunday and had
charge of the meeting Sunday evening.
-Solon Summer has gone to Richford
where he has a position.
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FOR SALI.

100000 BUYS one Of the best river
farms IN Vermont. Location thre" miles
from city Hall, Burlington, opposite
81. Michnels College. 40 acres, keeps
20 cows, present monthly income from
milk Mt Wholesale $40. an elegant $4,000
house. barns ample and UP 70 date. one
cost 1900 This farm Is fully equipped.
Owner haH interest In Washington and
must sell Cash 5000 BY the bargain
finder, j. Y. Hunt Essex Junction. VT
300 Q. o 81. 3t& %, wat