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ner Tor rehearsai.--E. II. Converse is at
nome from a recent visit In New York
CITY and points on tho Hudson and In
southern Vermont.-Aftcr a ten days
Visit with Mr.. and Mrs william Harris
Mrs. Griffin returned to her home In
brattleboro last Friday Appropriate
CHRISTMAS exercises to close with a tree
VIII be held at the Baptist Church on
christmas eve.-Charles Hall left for his
nome in Long Lake. N. Y. last Friday
after a short visit with relatives In town.
The funeral of Anna Stafford. wife OF the
Iae Norman w Bradley Of Charlotte. was
held Saturday afternoon at the home Of
her son. w. Irving Bradley. In Charlotte.
The Rev. Thomas Davidson ofhciated.
Mrs. Bra dley was the daughter OF Or
mond and Aurella Stafford and was horn
in Walllngford. January "a, 1924 She was
married to Norman w. Bradley. then OF
Huntington. October s. 1913, by Gen. Rob
inson Hall Of Wallngford. justice of the
peace. Besides n son. she is survived by
four grandchildren and one great-srand
child. The interment was in the village
cemetery by the side OF her husband.
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CHIT7ENDEN COUNTY.
COLCHESTER.

Miss Lena Carey and George Thayer
were married Wednesday evening De-
cember s. at the CONGREGATIONAL parson-
age by the Rev. w. w. Smith. Mr. and
MAS. Thayer took the midnight train for
Boston on a short wedding trip.-Miss
Bessie Wilson of burlington was a guest
of Miss Helen Lyon last week.
About Is of the young friends of Miss
Frances Landon gathered at her home
last Thursday evening to celebrate her
18th birthday. The evening was pleasant
~ spent in playing games. Dainty re-
freshments we~c served MIR. and Mrs.
Dewey Smith of Weybridge have been
visiting their parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
W. w. Smith.-Miss Bertha Algier re-
turned to her home In Richmond Satur-
day.-The annual sale of tho Kings
Daughters is to take place Friday even
ing at Woodlands hall. A program Is to
he given by the children and music will
be furnished bv Munson's orchestra.-A
union Christmas exercise and tree will be
given in the Congregational Church Fri
day evening. December "a
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GOLDEN WEDDING.
Venerable Essex Couple Observe An
ni,crsnry in Rhode Island.

The Providence. r. l., Journal of
December Is contained the following
item of news from Woonsocket:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beecher parents
of Rev George +, Beecher. pastor or
the First Baptist Church. Yesterday OBJ
served their golden wedding anniver-
sary. A party OF friends assembled at
the home and Mr. and Mrs. Beecher re-
ceived gifts OF gold and flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher, who was Miss
Rebecca Fletcher. were married Mt rs
sex. VT. by Rev S. r. Smith. Three
children were born; two daughters and
one son. one daughter died in 1874 md
the ether in 1898. The surviving child.
Rev George +. Beecher. lives at "a
Highland street, and Mt, ana MRS
Reecher are spending the winter with
their son and his wife They have lived
In Essex since childhood and spend the
summers ut their home In that place.
They are both 7S years of age, ana a
! coincidence is the fact that yesterday
was Mr.. Beechers birthday. HIS wire
| IS slightly younger. her birthday coming
| on Jan. l. Mr.. Beecher has a war record
| having enlisted in Company ], S'Ath
Vermont Regiment, In the CIVIL war
| and served TO the close. Those present
included Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Hudson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram F. Thayer. Mrs
Mary Ames Mrs Harriet Merrill. Miss
| Helen White of Gloucester, Mass, ana
Rev. and Mrs. George T., Beecher.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral Of Mrs. Louis Barttro, Jr.
who died in Burlington. was held from
the Church Of Our Lady az the Rosary
Friday morning with intermeut in
the old cemetery.-Miss Jennis Rankin
of Burlington was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. ID. u Parker, over Sunday-Mrs
I. f. Towne and Miss Hattie Towers
were in burlington saturday.-Miss Bessie
Harmon Of Burlington is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. s. Freeman.
Mrs. c. A. Averill and son, Wilbur,
are III with pneumonia. J. Berry is in
Boston for the hoidays.-Mrs. c. W.
Jacobs ~ Waltham. Mas. is in town,
called here by the Illness OF her daughter.
Mrs. c. A. Averll.-Mss Minnie Cutler,
who has been III for the past weeks, is
improving Mrs Guy Rochleau, who has
been tho guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. L. Freeman. returned yester-
day to her home in Burlington.-JnIr and
Mrs. l.. c. Conent have returned from
Fall River Mass. and Keene, n. f..
where they have been visiting for the past
three weeks.-Miss Hickey is i'll with
pneumonia at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Green.--Fred Kenyon was among
the visitors IN Burlington yesterday.
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MILTON.

The funeral E Mrs. Maggie Wheeler
Anderson. wife of A. q. Anderson, was
held from her late home on Thursday at
200 O'Clock y. M. the Rev. NJ. H. Ryan
officiating. The interment was in the
village cemetery. Among those who were
present from ont OF town were Capt
and Mrs. Edwin Rockwell and Jesse
Rockwell Of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs
Badger of 81. Adams. Mrs. Anderson was
e years old.
J. Wells Reynolds died at his home at
two o'clock Tuesday morning after a
short Illness OF pneumonia, though he had
been q great sufferer from asthma and
heart trouble for some time. His funeral
will be held to-day.-The condition
of Judge +. T. Holbrook, who underwent
a serious surgical operation Mt the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Is improving.-Miss
Alice Wood of Swanton was a guest over
Sunday at her uncle's n. S. Wood.-The
ANIMAL election of officers and business
meeting of the Congregational Church
will be held this -vening.-Mrs.
Minnie Phelps has gone to Burlington.
whore she has a position.-Miss Minnie
Schoheld of st. Adams is the guest of
Mrs. n. f.. Phelps.
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HINESBURGH.

John Bromley while handling a wild
colt became entangled in the long halter
rope, tripped up and was dragged over
the frozen ground until he was uncon-
scious. He has several fractured ribs and
his back is injured. but he is doing well
and is expected to recover.-Fred a.
Tracy has rented the Hewlett farm for
three years and will take possession
March 1.-The Methodist Sunday school
will have Christmas tree and exercises
Christmas eve and the congregational
and Baptist Sunday schools will unite
with Il tree ana musical program in the
congregational Church on Christmas
night.-Dane Davis, who has carried on
the Willard Partch farm Tor several years
has bought the same for sl0@.-John
Bromley has bought the c. Nj. russell
farm. stock and tools for sl0,@.-Mrs.
Kate Collins is at the Mary tletcher
hospital. where she underwent n serious
operation December I. 1t was success
full and she Is doing wel.-At the annual
Meeting of H. congregational thurch
December s, A Sykes was elected presi-
dent: n. NJ. Hull clerk, II. NJ. rage. COL
lector and treasurer; n. u. Partch. trus-
tee and A. Sykes. n. .. Partch, George
A. Williams. l.. O. Martin +. X. DOW,
Mrs. Kate Partch and Miss Anna Is Pat-
rick, general committee. The church is
out of debt and the property mas neen
put In good repair ana fund or So'O
raised to secure minister-The funeral
| of Timothy Degree was held from MS iate
home Thursday, the Rev +. T. GREEN
leaf officiating. Among those mere 10 al
tend the funeral We're his son. feari' OF
Vergennes, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank flaSS
Of Rutland and Mr.. and MrS, RoEers or
Underhll.-News has been receive" mere
of the death of f. !. Ray at Pasadena,
| Cal. after long illness with tupercu-
losis. The remains will be brought here
| for burial.-Mrs. Kate Collins is very ILL.,
Mrs. Kate Collins Is at the Mary Fletcn-
er hospital for treatment-Mr. ana Mrs.
William Barber are parents or a dauSh-
ter. born Saturday.-t'red Tracey VIII
carry OH the Iiulet farm for the coming
year.-Wlliam Greenleaf has returned
from Worcester. Mass. and entered Mid
debury College.-Mrs, Martha and Kate
Mcgee have moved back to their farm
Leonard Burnett will carry 1t on for the
coming year,-Henry Clough has return
ed from Lincoln. Neb.-Daniel White has
moved to the Castle house-Miss Green
leaf OF Worcester. Mass. is the guest OF
her uncle. the Rev. T.. l.. Greenlcaf.-Mr.
and Mrs David Patrick entertained at
diner Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hull
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Leonard.-The
high school vii close Friday for the
Christmas recess of two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Barker have
daughter born December ll.At a fury
trial here Tuesday in the case of Roy
Vancor VS.. George Eddy of Shelburne the
jury disagreed. The plaintiff was repre-
scented by DIR. II. T.. Hunt and the de-
PENDANT by j. II. Macomber of Rurling-
ton'-The Rev Mr.. Kidder of Westford
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs Nnliam
sanctuary over Sunday.-Carl Davis cut
his face on a wire fence a few days ago.
William Greenleaf has returned from
Worcester Mass. and has entered Mid
dlebury COlleRe
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Horatio r. Chase and son, Philip
who have been in Sutton. Mass, since
thanksgiving. returned home Friday
Miss Florence Day was In Burling ton
Saturday-Ira Rogers is In Fair Haven,
where he has employment.-As Rev. L.
j. Ransow was unable to be in town
Sunday tho Rev. S. II. Barnum of the
Center spoke at the congregational
Church Sunday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs
Ira Morse entertained n few friends Fri
day in honor of their 2ith wedding ami
versary.-Mrs Morton Whitney and
daughter. Barbara, who have been
visiting Mrs Whtney's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. l.. Rood, returned to their
home in Swanton Monday.-The Rev.
Frederic Emerson, who has been at home
for few days returned to New York
Friday.
Rev, W. A. Davidson of Burlington will
speak at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. The Baptist church of this
place and the one at Essex Center have
extended call to Rev. n. w. Wocott of
Philips, N. Y, to become their pastor.
1t Is not known whether or not Mr.. VOL
colt will accept the call.-The Philathea
class of the Baptist Church will give a
social on the evening of December 81
One OF the worst wind storms OF recent
years ragged Monday during the day and
night. Shingles, and slate were blown OFT,
chimneys demolished windows broken,
sheds blown down. trees broken ana
few buildings were partly unroofed, ona
being j, c. Derby's barn.-The village
water system was out OF commission
Tuesday on account OF the dam being
carried away.-The condition of Edgar
L. BARBER, who Is III with pneumonia, re-
mains critical.-Chrlstmas exercises Will
be heid nj the Congregational church
Christmas eve.-Rev. T.. J. Ranslow OF
swanton Will ofiiciate at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday Afternoon and even
ing'-Mr' and Mrs. Buel II. Day expect
TO go 10 New York this eek to pass the
remainder OF the winter.
"eV' Mr. Wolcott Of Philips. n. V,
has accepted q call to become pastor
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. Charlotte S. Rogers former resi-
dent of Shelburne, died Of pneumonia FRI
day morning at the home OF her daugh
ter, Mrs. Sarah r. Harmon. in Agawam.
Mass. Her death closely followed that
OF her son-in-law, William II. Harmon,
VIII died from the same disease Dec. Z.
Mrs. Rogers was born In Ferrisburgh
August -. 1873, the second daughter of
Isaac and Sophia (Marsh) Satterley. She
was educated in tho public schools OF
Ferrsburgh and received thorough
education in French at convent in
Saint Hyacinthe. +. O., in 1850 she as
married to Thomas r. Robinson, eldest
son OF Rowland r. Robinson of Ferris
burCh. BY this marriage were two chill
dren, the late DIR. William Gilpn Robin
son of New York city and Mrs. Sarah r.
Harmon. widow OF William II. Harmon
Of Agawam. Mass. Mr. Robinson died in
1856 and In 1860. Mrs. Robinson was mar
ried to Rufus Rogers of Sheiburne, in
which town she resided for 81 years and
was prominent In church and society.
When DR.. w. Seward Webb purchased the
Rogers farm on Shelburne point. Mrs.
Rogers removed to New York city where
she made her home with her son
until his death five years ago Since that
time, Mrs. Rogers had lived with her
daughter. She Is survived by one sister.
Mrs II. F. Hurlbut of East Freetown,
Mass. her daughter, and one grand
daughter. Charlotte. The funeral was
held at her late home on Cooper street,
Agawam. Monday.
The funeral service of David T. Irish
were held at his late residence In Shell
burne village Wednesday afternoon, the
Rev. W. r. Weeks officiating. The bear
ers We're II w. Tracy, c. =. Van Welt,
c. NJ Russell. |. II. Neyett. p. G. Mar
sett and J. MacIie. a son-in-law. The
burial was in Charlotte Mr.. and Mrs
George Palmer were given n surprise
Monday night by 60 OF their friends. tho
occasion being their 18th marriage an
niversary. They were presented hall
| tree and n hall lamp The evening was
spent in playing whist, an oyster supper
was served The annual election OF
| Ever Ready Circle of Kings Daughters.
will be held Friday afternoon at Mrs. r.
| w. Pissonotts. -Supevintendent G. D..
| Howe OF the Essen Junction public
school union. has informed the Sutton
school. Mrs. Anna 3 Allen, teacher.
| that it has won the banner offered for
the best attendance during the fall form
of 1909. Ex,.Gov, ]. l.. Barstow later
| presented this school with beautiful
| Christmas cards and pictures and 10
| ZACH scholar q piece Of money.
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friends.

friends.
Joseph Silvea had his left thumb bsd,v
bruised while at work on the foundation,
of the new yarn mill yesterday.
George Valley has returned from Mont.
peler.
Adolphus Parizo is in Rutland.
Mrs. John Gilbo has gone to East Char
lotte to spend week with her daughter.
Sergeant and Mrs. Beattle of East strest
Will leave in few days for a several
weeks visit with his parents in Ken
lucky.
Octave Dansereau is confined 10 tho
house by Illness
Louis Provost has gone to Rutland for
a weeks visit.
The social dance which was to hav.
been held in the Hiawatha club room,
Monday evening will be held this cvenIn,
instead.
cigars in fancy Xmas boxes and nna
line OF pipes ~ the Wnoosk Fruit mar
ket Prices right
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Mary GOdctte.

The Undersigned having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden.
Commit ssioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate Of
Mary Godette, lato of Colchester,
in said district, deceased, and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the Of
flee of II. ]. Wolcott, in the town Of
Colchester in said district, on the sec
ond Saturdays of January and June,
next, at 10 o'clock a. m, on each Of
said days and that six months from
the 18th day Of December, A. u.
1909, is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for eXaminat ton
and allowance.
Dated at Colchester, this 18th day
of December. ~. d., 1909.
EMILE BLAIS
II. f. WOICOTT,
25,w3t Commissioners.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of John j. Nixon, COIchcste

The undersigned, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court fer the District OF Chittenden,
Commis sioners. to receive. examine
and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF
John j. Nixon. late of Colchest-
or in said district. deceased and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, Mt the Of
flee of Reeves and Villas. in the city
Of Burlington. in said district. on the
third Fridays Of january and June,
next, at 10 o'clock a, III. on each Of
said days and that six months
from the 14th day of December.
A. ID. 1909. Is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present
their claims to US for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Burlington, this 14th day
of December, a. D., 1909.
THOMAS ltEEN rs,
l.. b. MORRISON.
25w3t Commissioners.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from First Pnge)

smith; overseer, j. NJ. Meacham' iec-
turer. Mrs. o. y. Root: secretary w. o.
Wisel; treasurer, X. s. Hail. steward
H. .. Bascom; assistant steward, M W.
Merrill; chaplain. Mrs. O. S. Wiseii; Ceres
Mrs. Myrtle Burt; gate keeper. Paul Burt
Mrs Amanda A. Warren and Mrs
George Cults are spending the winter
with DR.. Warren Of Niagara. N f'--Mrs.
w. b. French has been In the Rutland
hospital for a week past, where she I'M
derwent an operation.-The regular
monthly business meeting of the Y. +. s.
C. r. was held Monday evening this week
with Miss Laura T.. Branch.
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MILTON BoRo.

Joel Farnsworth put In telephones for
Alonzo Graves and Isaac Wells Satur-
day.-Mr. Heddng supplied FOR Rev. Mr.
Ryan Sunday. Herbert Bemis and VIII
lam Dinsmore have taken a job of clear
ing the timber on the hill of Mrs. Carrie
Watson. Miss Emma Bean is expected
home from Grand Haven. December 90
to pass the holidays Mrs. Sarah Mills Is
improving.
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NORTH FERRIsBURGH.

Mrs. James Field has gone to burlington
to spend the winter.-School In dis'f'ct
No. . has closed and Miss Daniels mas
returned to her home in New Haven
Miss Bertha Lewis spent Sunday WIN
friends in Burlington.-Ro Ploof Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs DAVID
Ploof.--Sancho. q pet dog belonging 10
Or. collins, died of heart trouble rev
days ago at the age OF fifteen years
Mrs. George Collins and Mrs. Carlos
Martin spent wednesday In Burlington.
The Sunday school Children are re-
hearsing for Christmas exercises. Mr..
John Kenyon Is in Middlebury serving
on the petit Jury.
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OF the Baptist Church at this place and
Essex Center. His family consists of
wife and two daughters. They will
reside in the parsonage here and it
is expected Mr.. Woicott will begin
work January 1.--Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Pollard are parents Of daugh.
ter, born recently. will be exer.
ciscs and tree at the Baptist Church
Christmas eve. The committee in
charge are Mrs. II. r. Chase. Mrs. G. G.
Buxton, S. T. Curtis and J. II. Stafford
Fired Foster has returned from St.
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BOLTON.

Roy Larose spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Burlington.-Mr and
Mrs. John Fiddock and sons. Richard
and Ralph, went to Williamstown Mon
day morning to spent several weeks
visiting her mother, Mrs. George.-Mrs.
Eva Camp and infant son OF Utica, n.
Y. are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Thompson. Her sister,
Mrs Effie Baldwin, and husband went
to California few weeks ago and
have employment on a large ranch.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Gertrude Ladd of Georgia visit
ed Miss Alice Andrews the past week.
Miss Eva Cady of Cambridge Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. NJ. r. Brewster.
T. G.. RaEley went TO Burlington
Wednesday TO attend the annual meet
ing Of the Vermont state Grange
The storm Monday and Tuesday was
the worst that has visited this section
OF the country for years.--Mr. and
Mrs. D. f. Hanks visited his brother.
W. f. Hanks. at Bristol Saturday and
Sunday.-I.eacl Bagley Is convnlec,ng
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WuLIsTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown are the pa
rents OF daughter. Barbara born De-
SENDER THE Rev. S. K. Emnesson OF
Philadelphia. Pa. will continue his series
Of evening talks In thp auditorium Of tina
Methodist church during next week,
with the exception OF Saturday evening,
December 1S.-Miss Amy MetcaH IS tax
ing few weeks vacation from her
school work.-Walter Tarbox has taken
the place Of Jarius Netcalf as careeaker
OF the Methodist church.-AIrs. Carrie
Morrill, and daughter. Adelaide. are In
Swanton. From there Miss Morril will
go to Red Oak, Iowa, for the winter
Alice Talbot is spending a few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. Ray Crawford Of
Grand Isle
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HUNTINGTON.

Julia Drinkwater is moving to r. w.
Johnsons tenement house-Johin Car
penter is moving back to the village.-A.
w. Coe who has been boarding at ]. W.
Spanldings the past six months, has ac-
cepted a position with the American
Brass works In Waterbury, Conn, where
he went last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Blckford went to Charlotte Tuesday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

News has been received here Of the
birth of n daughter. Helen, to Mr. ana
Mrs. Marco y. Reese Of Lind, Wash.
Mrs Reese will be remembered here as
Miss Caro- Goodrich.
Officers of the Methodist Sunday school
have been elected as follows: Superin-
tendent, q. A. Peck: assistant superin-
tendent, J. NJ. Tebbetts: secretary and
treasurer. Emory Gates: assistant secre-
tary and treasurer, Ruth Gates; music
director. q. T.. Cox; assistant director. Il.
A. Mills; organst, Rena Hanks: superin-
tendent primary department. Mrs. =. H.
Place; superintendent cradle roll. Mrs.
r. II. Place
Champlain Court, c. o. F., have elect
ed officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows: Chief ranger. f. ]. Goyette: vice.
chief ranger. Joseph Bergeron past chief
ranger. John Pratt; recording secretary.
George Lavender; financial secretary.
Eleazar Bergeron: trea surer. A. e. Coy
cite.
Mrs. Sarah Northrop went to New
port Monday to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Loveland.
Mrs. Elvira Bell. who resides with her
sister, Mrs. Northrop. will spend the win
ter with Sidney Gillett and his daughter,
Mrs. Hanks.
George r. Wiley while at work in his
livery stable Sunday maze misstep and
broke a l!gament in his right foot. He will
be confined to the house for some time.
Frank Demag, who works for e. p.
Grow in the blacksmith shop. sustained
! a painful injury TO one Of his eyes Fri
day. He was making horse shoe when
a cinder flew into his eye burning it quite
badly.
The Rev. Sidney Aldrich Of Colcheste r
will preach in the Baptist Church next
! Sunday in exchange with the Rev. j. s.
| Goodall.
| A fire last week partially destroyed
the poultry and egg packing plant at
| Independence. Ia. owned by the
Wright Bros. Of North Williston and
under the management of John Wright
Of this place.
| The Rev. DR.. G. w. Hunt OF st. AL
| bans. district superintendent, will
speak in the Methodist Church Sunday
| afternoon at ] o'clock
| William II. Williams and Mrs. Julia
Ann Tankard. both colored. OF Fort Ethan
Allen were married at the Congregational
| parsonage Tuesday evening. The Rev
| G. C. Adams performed the ceremony
| Mrs X. II. May has been confined &c
the house for few days with Sigh,
| attack OF bronchitis.
The Fortnlghtly club will meet with
Miss Carolene Ferrn Friday afternoon
Clarence P. Greene OF Boston is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Walter y. johnson.
| Miss Harriette Morse will return to-
morrow from a three weeks visit In
| Ferrisburgh.
Mrs. Chauncey Burns returned yester
| day from few days visit in rnderhill.