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FLEET UNDER
SPERRY BEGINS
WORK OF RELIEF
Continued from Page 1.

and there they came upon the dogs mas
Ter alive. out unconscious. The. carried
the sufferer 10 he hospital ard the Of
f;cer in command of the party took the
dog under mis- care.
soon after their arrival here on Sat
isTday. detachment Of sailors from the
Nankton We're set 10 work at the task Of
recovering the bodies of the American
consul Arthur :. Cheney. and his wife.
buried issder the ruins OF the American
consulate. Soldiers have been engaged in
this work under the direction Of Major
lands Permission has been granted for
the transportation of the bodies OF the
cnnsul and his wife 10 Nanles.
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SOME LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS

10 elect United states
locale ito law
consider
4 or Of govern
a commi ion
stigation in
OF
To consider revision of Juvenile
o comm ssion.
consider
o
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RuII Eiaht for sunerers.

Mexico City. Jan lo-President Diaz
and his cabinet today attended bull
fight given for the benefit of the Italian
2sr.hauake sufferers. Thirty-fiVe thou
SAND dollars in gold was netted.
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hodover senator's and
no Democrats
SENATE
Dstric-WlHam c. Brigham
jr, Logan"
Third Observation-Disclosures Burton jr kaysVlHe
Rudolph kuchier Ogaen
b.
Lake City william y Williams
Marks SAT- Lake Oy oa
Spanish Fork
Ninth Ditrict-Jchn H Seeiy, Mt Pleasant
r. ".
Eleventh Dstrict-sAlbert z. Miller St George
Twelfth Dstrict-%Aonzo Brinkehoff Emery
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Fielding.
G. weIsvfne F. W Robinson Logan:
L
Dstrfct-Josph
Fourth DietJames MeCacken Ogden George A ruler den'
Harvey P Randall Ogden Thomas England Plain city
Fifth r. Morgan
Kaysvile
L L Tooele City
Brigham Theodore l. Holman Bingham Can
Edward Eard salt Lake City Hugh Moin SAT- Lake City VIII
liam Russell salt Lake
Ninth Dstriet-Wllam Archibald Park City
NJ. Theodore.
American Fork William l. Hayes
H. City Charles H White PaySon
y
-Braxton
Driet-P p Dyreng Mant G r Dorius Ephram
J.
District -IIyrum A
b. Hammond. Moab
District Martin ensen
eteenth Disti L. Scipio
Disrict-John N Murdoch Beaver
Tweny-s SEQ DsirtctNVolneT - King Teas5a1s
NJ. Panguitoh.
yourh Distret-John J. G. Webster, Cedar
ny-ixth District SIN
Distfet-Francis Nelson, Bluff
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Amerieans safe.

Rome, Jan. 16.-United States Consul
Bishop al Palermo has telegraphed he
American embassy here. siviag the fol-
Mr.. ana Mrs. G. E Frazer. Miss Grant
winfield Robins. Mrs. Wilcox and DR..
Wilcox. Samuel Estoqres and wife. Mrs.
Busht0n and children Mrs Higgins and
n r W Higgins and son. Mrs. Cameron
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Good
win. Mrs. fSirisk and son. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Henderson. Mr.. ana MISS De
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FUND RAISED IN GUAM.

Guam Jan. Ia.-Residents of the little
Island Of Guam in ulid-Pacific. both ma
tives and Americans. have raised q fund
Of S1z5 for the relief Of Italian earthquake
sufferers This sum was the proceeds Of
a concert and vaudeville show given at
the naval colony, and has been sent TO
the National Red Cross at Washington.
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UNFIT TO HOLD
PLACE ON BENCH
Many Charges Against Mem.
Der of Supreme Court Of
State of Washington.
RESIGNED, BUT RE.ELECTFn
RESULT OF INVESTIGATION e,,
STATE sAR ASSOCIATION.

Seattle Wash Jan 9-T-a STATE H.
association committee appointed r- ---..
tiEatc the conduct of Judge -l-1 -.
who resigned as q judge Of the ------.
court two months ago. made t-- -a---. .
DAY. Judge Root was elected at Tho -.
cent election Tor another term lr six ---.-.
His recent resignation affected .--,- ...
term 20 which be was elected two vss--
ago Il De fails to qualify E1rr-- -.-
II. the office viii be declared ra-.r-
The committee finds that Jl5e. Pa.
has been guilty Of gross -ul-3-r.---
which units him Tor the supreme -----.
bench The report which is .--- +-.--
ment. makes these findings o.. facts 1-.
conclusions and recommendation
Charges Against Root.
That Judge Root had r7--es-.--.-..
with al j. Gordon attorney for tie G-a--
Northern Railway company. c1rls-----
money transactions.
That Judge Root accepted from s-.
Great Northern from Gordon and -+.--
railroads free trausporta-i0u.
That Judge Root filed as tIe opinion No.
the supreme court an almost va---l.--
draft Of an opinion dictated H- n
Gordon. attorney for the Great N7--r.-.
IN the case OF Harris against tse rsH---.
company
The committee is unable to obtain s-.
ldfl1 TO eIDSLe lfldLa the TILnH- 0f .-.
giving out of advance information ----
corning the decisions Of the supreme CA
The committee is unable 90 obtain 81
facts 10 substantial rumCrs OF b-5---
and corruption
The committee holds that the ---s-..
OF Judge Root in receiving free t-zrs-5-.
tation Is highly censurabie.
Breach CT Propriety.
The conduct Of Judge Root i1 the Harris
case is characterized as a gross breach q
judicial propTiety.
The committee declares that the acton
Of Judge Root in the Harris case "s+r-s
such wanton appreciation Of the duties -f
judge Of the supreme court rs -o unfit
him for occupying that position
The state Bar association requests tr4
judges Cf the superior court Of Spokane
county to call a grand jury so i1vss-gs-.
fully the rumOrs Of corruption
Believing that its suggestion viii be- 7---
Cd upon the committee feels that i- IS fair
10 withhold any other recommend alton
Whether such iuquisitiCn b. held or r-.
the supreme court and the State Bar a.-
soCiati0n viii then confer to reach bass
for fIlrfnrr actiOu or processing.
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THROUGH THE SUEz CANAL
Battleships Leave Port Said, Three Of
Them for Malta and the New
Jersey for MaTseilles.

Port said. Jan. s.-The bsttleships WIS
Consin. Illinois and kearSarEe Of the
United states Atlantic fleet left here to-
day for Malta. The New Jersey left for
Marseifles
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Malta. Jan. 10.-No change has been an
nounced IN the plans Of the visit of the
American hattieships Wisconsin. Illinois
and KeaTsarEe. which are expected 90 1r-
rive here Thursday. They viii remain
four davS
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Suez. Jan. Io-The repair ship Panther
and the collier a lax Of the United States
Atlantic fleet entered the Suez canal TO-
day bound north.
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MONEY RAISED
FOR IMPROVING
BAMBERGER LINE
Continued from PAGE I.

officials Of the east have led 10 an annie
able adjustment OF ali differences be
tween the companies. T. z. CritchIow
attorney for the salt lake & Ogden
is in the east with Mr. Bambergsr
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Conservatory hall, open for all occa-
sions for enga Eements. Apply A La
torres. manager. Bell 1sTs-X. Ind. as
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FIRE SALE.


Great reductions in ink. pencils. pa
per. blank books Sold at old store. $
west Second South Desks and furni-
are at DoOiy block.
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Guern. Mr. and Mrs Krogersal a Gin
ton r W. Gilbert R g. Gilbert. r.
Charles Hapgood and wife. Mrs. NJ +.
Williams. Mrs T f Galore. Miss BeuJ.
Miss Kendall. Mr.. and Mrs Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Parks. Mrs. A e Jordan,
the Misses Eppes. Mrs Hunt and daugh-
ter and Miss Rreek
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Notice.

The Misses Jessup reopen their Kin
dergsrten Jan IL 1ls street
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Diamond Coal. sold only BY Citizens
Coal eonpany- Both phones AZ,
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INDIANA DEMOCRATIC.
Thomas r. Marshall Becomes Cover.
nor Today.

indianapolis. Ind. Jan lo--Eve-vthiuE
Is in readiness for the Inauguration Of
Gcvernor-elect Thomas r. Marshall to-
morrow Al noon. Simplicity to g mark Il
degree will characterize the ceremonies
all ponr and ostentatiou being dispensed
with at the request Of the incoming gov
ernor. With his induction into office IN
diana passes into the control OF the Dem
ecrats- The last Democratic governor
was Claude Matthews. who was elected in
1872
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Members of the Eighth Legislative
Assembly of the State of Utah

Following ana mouse OF
Eighth hodoVer senator's and
the double in the house There are
Democrats n senat
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RICHMOND.

The home OF Nj and Mrs. George
Goodrich was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding Wednesday, oct 20 when their
youngest daughter, George, was united
In marriage to Henry Westall OF Middle
bury, the Rev F.. 2. Treat performing
the ceremony The bridesmaids were
the Misses Flora Goodrich, Mollie Squires.
Dora Flagg and Mabel Bissell. The bride
was given in MARRIAGE by hey brother,
NJ O. Goodrich. and =. f. Goodrich act
ed ns best man. Upon their return from
q wedding trip Ny. and Mrs. Wesiall viii
reside in Middlehury
Deer killed in town Monday as follows
one doe, Charles Kenyon doe, Nern
Green buck, Roy Koyon. there are also
reported from Jonesvillo two large buck
shot by George Palmer and Toward Al
ger,
Miss Margal~t Green, guest Of Miss
Elizabeth Henley has returned ia
Castleton.-Mrs, Mary Casey OF Wat
erbury is in town.-Mrs, c. l." Bes-
sett Of Barre is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z Bessett-A
hash supper will be given a the Uni
versaist Church VcstlY this
evening by the Louise NJ Smiley cir
Gle, Kings Daughters Joseph Buiey
shot large doe Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. L. Squires and son have
returned from two weeks in Water
bury and vicinity
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid met "Wednesday
afternoon at the Baptist parsonag" ~
100 o'clock The Thursday evening
prayer meeting will be held this week at
the home of Miss Sarah Wooster and
Mrs, Phoebe Eno.-II &. Palmer went
Saturday TO Warren to visit his SON.
Rollo, and to hunt deere. Nj Hazard
Milton Clark and j. r. TaEgurt have
been appointed delegates from tine sun
day school of the Baptist Church to the
state convention Mt Woodstock this
woeH-Mr. and Mrs, Plny White are
visiting at II, II. Claxton's They are
soon to occupy c. n. Johns tenement
house in the west part of the town.
Mrs. Mary Davis has returned from
Colchester,-Mrs Arthur Stearns and
children arc In st. Adams called there
by the death of her father-'rhe Octoher
meeting OF the w. C. II, II. will he held
with Miss Sarah Wooster and Mrs T.
NJ, Emo Friday afternoon at two o'clocls
-Immons Dart is to carry on the George
r. Prindle farm the coming year and viii
take possession November !. The present
occupant, Walter Estey. is to move to
Frank Lowis's farm.--Miss Anna HAYES
IS home from Johnson Normal school for
few days.-Roy Cleveland OF Vergennes
has returned home after a few days with
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and waterbury last week.-The Rev Mr.
liafer, State Evangelist for the l'aptst
denomination, win begin series or
meetings in the Union Church Thursday
evening, Nov. 4.-Thc horse sheds OF the
Union Church were repaired last week
and repairs on the inside OF the church
VIII be made next week.-The Aid So
ciety will hold Halloween social in the
hall Friday evening. oct 20, Supper
will be served and a literary programme
including the farce "a Precious Pickle.
will be carried out.-Miss Iyla Orr's'
Miss Mary Turner and Miss Dugnette
attended the teachers convention IN
Burlington last week.
Doll Hanks killed Il bear weighing wv
pounds in South Lincoln Monday
ford Jackman, the 1t-year-old son OF
Fred Jackman killed n deer In the north
part Of the town MondaY.-Earl Dear
born of Bristol killed deer on the West
mountain Monday.
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most. down FLIGHT OF stairs, iniuring
hts SHINE and fracturing his skull. He
s i'm the Holden Memorial hospital In
. very critical condition. Mr. Parker U.s.
obout 90 years old and has a wife
and large family in England.-Lato SAT-
urday night about % public spirited citi-
zens took upon themselves the dispose
ton Of billboard located at the corner
Of church and Main streets. The board
had been placed there n short time AFRO
BY the J. b. King Distributing co. aul
owing to It's size ana location in tue
center of the town, had caused mrru
criticism. 1t was carried n short distance
down the track and burned Wll'ipn
Durham Of West Woodbury., vino was
struck by the train Friday evoninp lies
in n critical condition at Holden MEM
orial hospital. has body from tho waist
down being paralyzcd. His spine was in
iured.
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WHITING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Casey o. VIII
liston were the guests of his mother.
Mrs. Carrie Casey. over Sunday. Mrs. Z.
r. Mason returned Wednesday from Bur
lington, where she went 10 visit her
daughter. Mrs. J NJ SIT kEev, ~ the
Mary Fletcher hospital-The Ladies Ald
of the congregational church mot with
Mrs. Charles Lewis WednesdaY.-Drs C.
r. Mason visited nj 1iGhgate SPRINGS
last weel;.--J. NJ Sticknev visited his
wife at the Mar Fletcher hospital ~
Burlington SUNDAY and Monday H. w
Denton is taking vacation from his
duties at the station, Eugene Plat Is
doing duty there at present John Pres
ton is on the sick list
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STATE OF VERMONT. District Of
Chittenden.
To all persons concerned in the es-
tate Of Patrick sullivan, late of Col
chester, In said district. deceased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court. holden at Bur
lington, within and for the District Of
Chttenden, on the 25th day OF DC
tober. 1903. an instrument purporting
to be the last Will and testament OF
Patrick sullivan. late OF Colchester, in
said district. deceased, was presented
to the court aforesaid, for probate
And it is ordered by said court that
the 18th day OF November, 1909 at the
Probate Court rooms in said Burling-
ton. be assigned for proving said in
strument; and that notice thereof be
given to all persons concerned, by
publishing this order three weeks
successfully In the Burlington Weekly
Free Press a newspaper published at
burlington, previous to the time ap-
pointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court, at the
time and place aforesaid, and contest
the probate of said WILL II you have
cause.
Given under my hand. at Burlington
in, said district. this 25th day of Oc-
tober, 1909
. :. MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM,
1s,w3t Judge.
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Coke of Holkham, 80 we learn from
Mr.. w II. r. Curriers' short History OF
English Agriculture" began his great
agricultural work about 17T6 on an es-
tate where. as old Lady Townshend said
"all You will will be one blade OF
grass, and two rabbits fighting for
that; IN fact 1t was little better than
rabbit warren. He transformed the
bleak, bare countryside. by planting fifty
acres OF trees every year until he had
5000 acres well covered, and in 1899 had
probably the unique experience OF en-
barking in ship which was built Of
oak grown from the acorns he had him
self planted. Between 1778 and 1912 (ths
date Of his DEATH ne Is said TO have
spent A536.992 on improving his estate.
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TST,TE OF MARY J. WHALON.

STATE OF VERMONT, District OF
Chittcnden
To all persons concerned in the es-
tat" of Mary j. Whalon, late of Bur
linSton. in said district. deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Bur
lington. within and for the District
of Chitt"nden. on the Goth day Of Oc-
tober 1903, an instrument purporting
10 he the last will and testament OF
Mary j. Whalon, late OF Burlington.
in said district, deceased, was pre-
scented to the court aforesaid. for pro-
bate.
And it is ordered by said Court that
the 18th day Of November, 1909 al the
Probate Court rooms In sa'e Burling-
ton, be assigned for proving said In
strument; and that notice thereof be
given TO all persons concerned. by
publishing this order three weeks
successively In the Burlington WeeA
lY Free Press. newspaper published
at said Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court. at the
time and place aforesaid. and contest
the probate of said VIII, II You have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington.
in said district. this 26th day of Oc-
tober, 1903.
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM.
18w3t Judge.
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ESTATE OF JOHN ROBH, BlRLING-
TON.

ESTATE OF JOHN ROBY. BURLING-
TON.
STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Gait.
To ali persons concerned in the es-
tate OF John Roby. late Of Burlington.
in said district. deceased,
At a Probate Court. holden at Burl!nx.
tom within and for the District OF Chitten
den. on the 21st day Of October,
1909, an instrument purporting to be
the last will and testament OF John
Roby, late of Burlington. In said
district, deceased, was presented ~
the court aforesaid. for probate.
And 1t 10 ordered BY said Court tina.
the 18th day OF November. 1909. at the
probate Court rooms In said Burlington
be assigned for proving said instru-
ment; and that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned. by publtshing
this order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Weekly Free Press. a
newspaper published at Burlington.
previous to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified
to appear before said court, at the
time and place aforesaid, and contes,
the probate of said will. II you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington,
in said district, this 2lst day OF De-
tober 1909.
1sw3t Judge.
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NDvEIT 2

NJ l.. Abbott and George Needham
have gone deer hunting Mrs. Charles
Mellon and daughter viii return this
week to Maiden, Mass Diston Motfeit
will go with them for the winter.-The
Junior Christian Endeavor Society will
hold a social Friday evening nj the home
Of c. NJ. Cook.-l-. b. Needham, Win.
Eddy and Henry Stacy left Monday to
pack apples In New York State and Ben
inRton.-Orwell team VI. ". A, will give
an exhibition drill and dance al tho town
hail In Benson Wednesday evonins.-W.
Il. French has concrete foundation
ready for his barn
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WEYBRIDGE.

Anna May. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrn.
Charles O. Harvey, was united in mar
rage to Henry Clay Dewey Smith In the
CONGREGATIONAL Church october l9. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev w.
w. Smith. assisted by the Rev. Mr..
Bailey. The best man was Chalmers
Smith OF Niagara Falls. \. Y. brother
OF the groom, and Miss Ethel Flower Of
Rupert acted as maid Of honor. Follow
ing the ceremony was reception at the
home Of the brides uncle John A. James.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lu-
ther Roscoe and Mrs. Henry James as
sisted by the Misses Bertha Reese, Bessie
Reynolds, Sue and Pamela Smith Carrie
Rowland and Barbara Smith Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith are now enjoying Il carriage
drive over the Green mountains. on their
return they will reside In Middlebury.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nc
Cauley gave them surprise party at
their pleasant home Tuesday evening,
the occasion being their silver wedding
anniversar. A four piece silver set was
presented them Herbert and Adrian
Thompson are in Lincoln deer hunting
Mrs. f. A. Adams spent last week In Ad-
Olson, the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. VI.
Acknowledgement Whitman went to Sails
hurry Monday deer hunting
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Wallace Norton has been i'll WITH
bronchitis for about three weoks.-Mrs.
a. -. Mears was thrown from her wagon
and broke her oollarhono and wrist Sat-
urday. She was on her way to her
daughters Mrs Harvey Richardson
when the horse took fright al an auto
mobile, turning completely around and
tipping her out.-'rhe young daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Burke has been
very ill-M'ss Emily Harlow is at home
from Bread Loaf Inn."-Aaron Cove OF
Pittsied was IN town Monda y.-Mrs
Caroline Marsh was In Middebury last
Week.-Mrs. Abbie Eaton spent Saturday
and Sunday In Bethel.
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MONKTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Brown ana D. ~
l.add of burlington are visiting MIS-. d.
T.. Ladd.-Mrs. \. G. Gage is in lines
burgh caring for Dan Davis, VINO h"S
pneumonia Mrs. II. i. Potter an"
daughter. Thelma. are visiting in Bird
port.-B. G. Gee has returned from hos
ton.-Miss T.ora Dean of Ferris'urEh
was n guest of Myrle Mech SnndaN'
There will be a box social for the benc-
fit of the Grange at their hall Satnr-
Jn, cvenipr
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CORNWALL.

Mrs f. +. Foote is in Boston visit
ing her sister, Beulah. She intends
to visit friends in Amherst also-Mrs.
G. II. Lane attended the state teach
ers' meeting In Burlington. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday of last
week.-Mrs. r. a. Foote is again
spending time at her sons, f.. T.
Foote.-Mr. and Mrs. Ned Mathews
have returned from Hyde Park after
two weeks absence, The Cornwall
Grange went TO Shoreham Friday
night. it being 'nelShbors' night"
They gave drama there.-Several
from town attended the Harvey Smith
wedding in Weybrldse Tuesday last
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SOUTH STARKsBCRO.

Mr.. and Mrs Ray Stokes of Sterks-
boro I'M were guests Thursday OF Nj.
and Mrs Daniel Sargent Mrs. Julia
Morrill, has returned to Huntington
Mr.. and Mrs. Purse Wicks Of Elizabeth
town, y. Y, were guests last week OF
their brother Pearl DotY.-Mrs, Mary
Young returned SATURDAY from two
weeks visit in Ferrisburgh The Ladies'
Home Circle will meet NOV. ! with Mrs
George Varney.-Nr. and Mrs William
Taft Of Huntington We're guests last
week Of their uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
FOllansbce Mrs. Celia Fare and chill
dren of Lincoln are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl DotV.
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HRIDPORT.

G. T.. Smith has returned to Orwell -
Mrs. GEORGE Towuer is seriously i'll
Miss Med,l Russell has returned from
Administered from here attended
the grange meeting at Shoreham Friday
night. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Briggs have
returned from Worcester, Mass Rev.
Henry Lamb has returned from Attle-
boro, Mass.-T. w Graudcy and Almer
kingsland are among the doer hunters.
Mrs. Marion Wheeler is critically i'll,
the result OF u shock.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Myrclt are the parents Of a
d,in0hter
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MONKTON F1DGE.

Harvey Russell was among the lucky
hunters Monday, getting doe Mrs
Dyke. mail carrier, met n deer in the road
a short distance south Of the Ridge.-Nlrs
Martha Lawrence Of New Haven is at
the home of her son. Bert Lawrence. The
Grange is to hold n box social Saturday
evening in the Grange hall al the Roro.--
Mrs Martha Allen and SON. Harry, moved
10 Jericho last week,-Roy Burrtt ana
Harry Nanceett were in Cornwall Mon
day.-The yield of potatoes this year is
uncommonly good. Gaylord Baldwin raised
In his garden 70 bushels which would be
a. the rate OF 500 bushels to the aero.