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SOUTH STARKSBoRO.

Rev Chas. Franklin, who has been In
Batavia y. Y, holding meetings the
past three weeks. returned Thursday
william Follansbee and Miss INA Ring
Of Huntington were guests at Daniel
Hallock's last weekMr. and Mrs Jesse
Farr Of Lincoln are parents OF Eir'
born Thursday at tile home OF her fath-
er. Pearl Doty.--Mrs. Ovct Hallock is III.
Rev. John Page OF Maine preached at
the Jerusalem school house sunday even
ing Miss Cassie Hallocli IL visiting In
tIuntington.-Andrew and George Hal
lock each killed deeer IN Huntington.
George Elliott, David Dixie and Arthur
Atkins were also successful IN killing
deer near home
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. q. x. Johnson returned TO Port
Henry. \. Y Monday after visiting her
brother. Mark Thompson of East Shel-
burne. Mrs. johnson was accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs Mary Beavins
who is Just returning from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. where she was oper-
eted on for appendicitis. Edgar Lemarise
returned Saturday from hunting trip In
Cambridge. where he shot q fine 40 pound
buck Mis-, Lucia Stoddard spent Mon
day and Tuesday with her parents Dr..
and Mrs +. f. Stoddard returning TO
Burlington Tuesday afternoon. The La
dies Improvement society Will meet with
Mrs. George Roberts Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Annette Moore who has been WIS.,
i,ing Mrs. Nash. has gone to Nineshurgh
to visit her son, Charles.-Charles Rene
dict stG~ted Monday noon for Denver,
Colo. NJ, Benedict has hay fever and
asthma and he goes to Colorado with the
hama az curing
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Smith have re-
turned from II visit In Port Henry
and Westport Alice Martin Of
Frrrisburgh has been the gueFt Of hcr
mother Mrs. J, 7. I'M. and her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Grandey.-Burt AL
len and Wealthy Spaulding of New
Haven were in town saturday and
Sunda y,--The Rev, George Pomfrey
and wife closed week. meetings at
the Baptist Church last sunday night.
C, G. Peasc ana A. ), RUSSO were
in Bristol Nriday.--A heavy rain IL
needed very much as springs. wells,
and pond-hOles arc getting dry. Some
are trying to plow but the ground Ia
so dry it II impossible In most places
The Ladies' Home Circle met
Wednesday OF this week with Mrs
Arthur VanderhO0f.
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LINCOLN.

Senate, g. A. Thayer has returned from
"A trip through New hampshire. Rhode
Island and Ma ssachusotts The funeral
OF Alison Atkins was held from his late
home Sunday at one o'clock the Rev.
Mr.. Sanford officiating. tho burial was
in Fris, o,--Carl Atkins of Hanover. n.
H., and Veln Atkins OF Winchendon. n.
H. were here for the funeral Of their
uncle. Alison Atkins and returned 10
their homes Monday.-Lawrence tlowe
has moved his family from Stavhsboro
into the WILDER Whitney house.-There
is to he n ten days ser'-s Of meetings in
the Baptist Church commencing Thurs
day evening. The Rev. Mr.. Harper is the
evangelist Mrs. William Bcknel Of
Bristol IL visiting at her sons. G. r.
Bicknell. Mr.. and Hrs. A. T. Morgan
and daughter. Mildred, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Murry were IN Warren Sunday 10
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Morgan's
mother.-It is reported that there were
Sc deer killed in town during open sea-
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W1LL1SToN.

Miss Orilla Burnett gave a Halowe en-
marty Fr!day.--Miss Delrna Webster OF
svanton and Frank Sheldon of Malone.
y. v, have been guests OF Mrs. Layton
webster. Mrs. r. W. Clark gave a Hal
lowcen party Saturday evening Miss
Barbara Clark and Blossom Goodrich.
delegates to Woodstock, returned Satur-
day.--Mrs. George irish is improving. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barrows of Burling-
ton visitor in town Sunday.--Miss Anne
McEwen Of Burlington Ia visiting nor sta
ter, Mrs. H. S. Sam Morris anu Alan
Ames of Burlington were at c. u. War
rens Saturday John Forbes gave n
party Saturday Mrs. Robert A. Arms
returned to Burlington Monday % spend
the winter.-Gus WelInger went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for an opera ton
last week.-Mrs.. George Miller spent Sat-
urday Mt r. s. Johnson's. Charles Jen-
cite and daughter. Linda. have been vis-
ting in Barrc.-Emer Taft Frank Nc
Mahor, Henry Patten Wallace Chapman
Charles Goodrich. Michael Cahae and
Ralph Prior were successful deer hunters
during the open season.
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MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs c. A. Pratt. Mrs. r. w,
Quinn. Mrs. walter Perry and Harlie
Perry started for Crescent City Florida.
Monday, where they will spend the Win
ter.-The entertainment Union Depot"
drew good crowd Friday evening and
the rarts were we'll taken. 1t Melted
quite a sum for the high SCHOOL,. j.
Je ckson of Morrisville was In town Mon
day.--Mrs William Odlin OF Andover,
Mass was in town over sunday and
took her mother, Mrs, j. F. Clark, to
Essex Junction Monday where she will
make her home for the present with Mrs,
Marion Arkley.-P NJ. Depatie of Barre
and John Curry of Montpelier spen,
Sunday with their families. There was
venison and salad supper MT St
AIMS Church Tuesday evsning.-Mrs,
Caroline Hyde Of Eas' Georgia was the
guest of her brother, H. ". Fuller over
SundNv.--Four moro deer were shot in
town Saturday, Frank Grow and l.. D.
La,hsin got one, large buck. Elmer
Brown. Charlie Caswell and ". G. Ga.
harNe shot does
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EINEsBURGH.

Eleven deer were killed BY local hunt
ers las; week Among the successful
ones were George Ruel. Ashel B!ssonett,
Edison owen. Harry strong, William Bur
Icy and son and G.. W. P'erce.-The Hal
lowe'en social saturday evening was
largely attended. a large number were
in costume. -Mrs. Henrietta Moore o.
Proctor Is the guest OF cr son, Charles
Mrs. j. r. Allen has returned from
Springfield, Nass.--Thc Rev. T. y. Kellogg
Of Monkton was the guest OF M'S3 Dora
EostWicN over Sundo Miss Kingston
Of Burlington wa. guest Of friends here
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tobey and
two children NJ Charlotte visited AZ Guy
Tobev's the last OF the week.
Guy Kenyon has gone to Oxford Ia.
where he has emp'oYm ent-The reviva'
serNices at the Methodist Church will be
continued every evening this week. Pre-
siding Elder ?. l.. Dow vas here Mon
day evening. The Rev W. H. Trvon Is
assisting the pastor in the meetings. Mrs
Joseph Bushev has moved into J, II
Aliens tenement.--Carl Harvey has
moved to the Gilmore tenement -severa
members of the local CHAPTER. q. r. e.
went to r.ssex Junction Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Lucia have returret
from hunting trip 70 stowe Mrs. Addtt
Mills Of Burlington is visiting her mother
Mrs Rushry
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WESTFOPp.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Howard have a
da nghter. born last week.-Dr, Flagg ex-
poets TO move to Essex junction this
week Henry Murphy. at home from
Boston fcr the past week, returns Tues
day-Mrs John Rice is at home from the
hospital-About thirty new books have
been added 20 the library and the state
has contributed SIS worth of books, most
~ for children, but some on nature,
science and agriculture. Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Perry were in Colchester ovec Sun
day. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Is.
Rice.--Ray r. Bates Of Hudson. y. Y,
is with his mother for several DAYS
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RIPToN.

Frank Lcano was thrown from mis-
wagon last week and broke his shoulder.
Mrs. Nelson Budro's horse. while driving
homo from the hollow, took fright and
ran away. coming back through the
hollow and going through the covered
bridge. II could not make the turn there
SO went into the bank and freed himself
from the wagon. Mrs Budro was thrown
out and her face was cut quite badly
Successful deer hunters were Samuel
Damon. James Hodges, Grant Hodges.
Frank Mills. Austin Eaubar. Archie rrudo
and William Smith, Harry Taft of Ver-
gennes got II large bear.-Wi!liam Stoe
has moved to Rochester. Levi Goodro has
bought tho Luther Stoe place and has
moved there John Goodro has moved 10
his new farm.
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ADDISON

The ladies' OF the Baptist Church will go
to Panton Friday evening to give the
farce How the Story Goes. Stella Jack
son IL very low with a complication of
disea ses-Helen Hurd Of the Industrial
school, Nergennes. but formerly Of this
town. is very i'll with diphtheria Amelia
Norton OF Michigan is the guest of her
brother. p. 4. Norton.--The Ladies' Aid
society met Tuesday at the vestry.-Mrs
Joseph Tucker Is very ILL.,
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NORTH FERRIsBURCH.

The entertainment given by the Ster
ling Jubilee Singers was we'll attended,
Rev. A. e. Potters Sunday school class
was very pleasantly entertained Mt the
parsonage last Friday evening Mrs
Caroline Hazard has come to spend the
winter with her daughter Mrs. Carlos
Martin.--Mrs. NJ. +. Allen entertained
her Sunday school class at d Halloween
party Saturday evening. Miss Annie
Allen is spending few weeks at home
after visiting in Pawlet Rally Sunday
was observed at the Methodist Church
last sunday Fred Highee shot a 500
pound buck in Forest city. Huntington.
last week
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HUNTINGDON,

Tho funeral Of Mrs. sydney Gillett Of
Essex. who died Friday night, was
held here TUESDAY from the Union Church
at TWO o'clock. The missionary meeting
will be held Thursday afternoon with
Mrs, II, 7, Kemp,-Miss Marjorie Val
nunds Of Bristol has been a guest 81
Kathleen Ssyles the past week.-About %
couples attended the dance at the SONS OF
Veterans hall Friday evening. The
Christian Endeavor meetings for the
winter will bc held on Thursday evenings
with the cottage prayer meeting Preach
Ing services will bo hold at the church
every alternate Sunday evening begin
ming with next SATURDAY..
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Eibert II. Nash. Shelbur,


The Undersigned. having been ap.
pointed by the Honorable Probate
court for the District Of Chittenden.
Commissioners. to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims and demands Of
all persons against the estate OF
Ebert II, Nash, late OF Sheiourno,
IN said district, deceased. and all
claims exhibited in offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we VIII meet
,or the purpose aforesaid. at the late
residence OF the deceased In the town
~ ShAlbnrnc, in said district. on the
last thursdays Of November and April;
next, at 10 o'clock a. m, ,, on ea'n FOOT o,
1909 is the time limited by said
,ourt for said creditors to present
their. claims to us Tor examination
md allowance.
Dated at shelburne. this 2sth day
# October a. ID. 1908.
c. p. VAN NIMET,
r. X. STODDARD.
tew3t commissioner.
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. r..
r Falhy Wednesday afternoon.-W. w.
Root r. n. Smith and w. ". Boardman
have returned home from Virginia.
where they have been the past two
months engaged in the apple business
There will be a meeting of the Grand
View Cemetery Association at the vestry
Saturday afternoon. b. A. Bail Of Long
Beach Cal. has been visiting L. J.
Dean.-C. W Emerson has bought eight
acres OF land of G.. II. Porter.-Miss
Marta Russell of this place and Mr. John
English OF warren were married at the
Congregational parsonage by Rev. Mr.
Gulick on Tuesday morning, On their re-
turn from their trim they Will reside
hereM c. Hin has purchased Gilman
Foote's au,omohie--Mr. and Mrs r. NJ
Collins of Monkton visited at Mrs A
G. Deans last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Manor are the parents Of 4 baby
gir' C. T. Holmes shot n doe back o.
his harm last week
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BR1DPORT.

The Ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional Church will hold social at tho
vestry Thursday evening. November IL
Mrs Marion Wheeler died Friday. Octo-
Der 9-Mrs. Fred Howe cut her hand
badly while closing fruit jar-Miss
Harriette Wheeler Of Burlington spent
Sunday i'm town.--Thc Methodist ladies
realized goodly sum from their sale last
week Mrs. c. T.. lIoldridGe has leased
hri firm 10 Carlton Snerhinu.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Tho Thursday evening prayer meeting
will be held this week at the homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Claxton at $50 O'Clock.
Covenant meeting viii he held at the
BAPTIST vestry Saturday afternoon.
Evelyn Hazard spent Saturday and Bum
day with Miss Needham IN Vergennes-
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Clark are home from
Stowe.-Mr and Mrs D. O. Foot and
daughter Ruth. spent Sunday IN South
Burlington. George Hart, End, who
was quite badly injured recently by being
thrown from her carriage willis out dr'v-
ing. is now able TO be out again. Ralph
Clarke has returned from Cambridge
ST. George picked strawberry blossoms
sunds Mrs. r. A. Clair OF Stowe. who has
heen visiting her granddaughter. Mrs.
Ralph Clarke, for several weeks, has re-
turned home. Mrs. Clarke accompanied
her grandmother to Stowe for an ex-
tended visit,--Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Crowley Of Starksboro have been visit
ing Mr.. Crowiey's sister, Mrs Daniel
Hayes
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Hattie Stesdman. aged G. shot
a doe last week. Mrs. G. A. Thompson
shot buck Thursday which weighed
lb0 pounds. 4. Ferguson shot n buck
back OF the tub shop In this village
Thursday. The buck had been wounded
several times and was closely pursued
by hunter when Mr.. Ferguson dropped
him.--At tho town meeting Thursday
morning II was voted TO complete the cut
in the hin north Of George o. Bryan's
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

There was n Halloween party at f. y.
Drors Saturday night.-Mrs. Laura
Baldwin has closed her house and gone
to the city TO spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Luther Clough Mrs. r..
A. Rollins who is in poor health. eX
poets TO go to Hardvick soon to stay
some time with her daughter. Mrs. W.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

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thras sisters. who reside in Nebraska.
prav.r was offerad Al her late home
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No. Il Of mis- place TUESDAY afternoon
and evening The meeting was opened
nv the local chapter and WIS folio"e'
BY the reception Of the Grand o'''"'s
and an address % welcome ~ AVA
Mabel r. Bailey. W NJ which was res
ponded to by Frank f. Haywood o
Winooski, deputy grand patron. nan
; quot WAS served at six O'CLOCK IN me =
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lord Baldwin. Sunday Mrs Mack Is
also a visitor at Mr.. Baldwn's. John
Hollis and family have moved to Bristol
from the farm owned BY Alison Collins.
Mr. Collins IL soon to return to his farm
from 1Iinesburgh. where he went last
spring Mrs. Martha Lawrence returned
TO New Haven Monday. Burnley B'dwell
Mas In Bristol Monday
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MONKToN.

Miss Lucy Spear from East Charlotte,
who now resides with her sister, Mrs
Phebe Stilson was 50 years old October
g. and walked one mile 10 church and
back and was tired but lttle,-D. =. Nc
Entee WAS in Bristol Eaturday.--,I. r,
Collins. MI and Mrs. r. E. Jameson and
Charles St!lson were in Versennss Satur-
day.-There were II deer killed in Monk
ton LAST week
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ST. GEORGE.

Ira Wescott of Montpelier is visiting in
town.A. A. Davis Of Burlington visited
in town Thursday and Mrs NJ. ".
I1'nsd1ls went to Jonesville Wednesday
TO attend the wedding Of Charles Smith
and Miss Belle White.-Mr. and Mrs.
r.rving Isham have returned from =
hunting trip in Bolton.
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MILTON nORc.

Mrs. D. X. Bean is III with sciatica. -
The cheese factory closed Sunday
Thomas Shenn went to Swanton Monday
to open a cheese factory.-Elmer Bean
shot a buck deer Saturday afternoon
weighing las lbe. ct the end Of the new
road north of X p. Towne's.--Frank
Grow ana l.. n Latham shot q buck on
Beebs I'm Saturday afternoon back Of
James O. Daniels
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

a son was born last week to Mr. aud
Mrs. Arthur l.. Bartlett. William Duke
has moved 10 stowe.-Charles Parrett has
moved from the frior farm to tho
Charles Powell place.-L.esle Terrill shot
Nc-pound buck last Saturday and q Mr.,
simonds one Weighing 2O3 pounds.-Wu.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
Continued from FIRST PngeJ

event --E. 4. Lee went Tuesday TO Bur-
lington TO care for Il paticnt.--The
Epworth League will hold a business
meeting in the vestry OF the Meth
ods: Church Friday evening. -Mr.
and Mrs Lawrence Hartley Of Bur
iington were guests OF Postmaster
and Mrs. Mack Sunday Minnie
l.iithorpc is with relatives in shore
ham.--Mr. and Mrs. w. :. Bristol have
returned from their wedding trim and
will reside I'm the house on water
street which Mr.. bristol purchased re-
Gently OF s. J. Allcn.--A chicken pie
suppcr was served Wednesday evening IN
the parlor % the Methodist Church
r IT, partch OF Rutland Tuest;ay MIR.
cha sed $50 tons of scrap iron Of Abrnha m
nh D.. t..ai,., ..a
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs George Goodrich of VIII
liston Uerc in town Monday.-Mrs. Dell
fidreth has returned from Willistcn'-
There were several deer killed in mis-
part OF the town. Bert Norton. Lake
Alzer. Howard Alger. Carl Preston. Marx
Alger. vii White Morton Alger and
Mrs Morton Alger each killed one.
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MONKTON E7DGE.

NJ Benja min Boardman and family Of
Cornwall visited her brother H. J. Vance
lett. last week. Mr.. Bonrdman shot a
dce' while here Mr.. and Mrs. O. w
irudle visited their daughter Mrs Gay
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Teeth Extracted
Absolutely without Pain.

1uId'
The only Office in Burlington. where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle Of pain withou. :skinE gas
My method 10 used by no other person.
No pain: no danger: no afte. effects
DR.. u. ID. HAZEN.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. George r.. bartlett entertained
the Louise NJ Smiley Circle OF King $
Daughters yesterday Dinner was
served at one o'c,ock,--H l.. Tenney Of
keene, ~ H., has been the guest of l..
G. Conant Monday.-A daughter was
born Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Rerry,-An entertainment will be given at
the congregational Church November &.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Mary Mirkle, and Mrs, Ella Ran.
som, went on the Rutland railroad ex-
cnrsion Thursday, going as far as
Pouyhk eepsle, from ther to Poughquag
\. Y. where they will spend the week
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

r G. Baglev and family are moving
back from Richmond, Harrison Brew
ster IS moving into his new house-Mrs'
Nettie Fitch has returned from Bur
lington and is visiting her sister Mrs
Hale Fuller Mrs. G. w. Brewster re-
turned Monday after spending fe"
DAYS with her daughter in Rurlington.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or Farms vino wish TO hire
help or to sell a farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this paper gro scld every ise'e ana
you- Advertisement would DO read
by many possible buyers. OWL
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WEYBRDCE.

rho successful deer hunters here
were II l.. Thompson, Lyman whit
man and Rem Wales,--Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Smith of Bristol have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hall.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HARDWICK.

James Dur>in, teacher in the gram
mar school. shot q 300-pound buck on the
ex-Gov c J. Bell farm in Walden Sat-
urdav morning.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate of Delta A. Jones. Glcns Falls.
New York.

The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed by the honorable probate court
Tor the district Of den. commits
pioners to receive. examine and adjust
The claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of Della A, Jones.
late of Glens Falls, New York, in said
diutrict deceased, and all claims ex-
hibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we VIII meet for the pur-
pose aforesaid. al the office OF A. G.
Whittcmore. IN the city Of Burlington.
In said district, on tho first Mondays
o'clock a. m. on each Of said days and
MAT six months from the 9rd day of
November. 4. -. 1908, Is the time lin
tied by said court for said creditors
to present their claims To us FOR cX-
animation and allowance
Dated a Rurlington this 3rd day
Il November. a. u. 1909.
WILLIAM b. McKlLLIP.
CHARLES A. MURRAY
10 w3t Commissioners.
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CHIT1ENDEN COUNTY.
COLCHESTER.

The Kings Daughters are TO give an
entertain ment in Woodlands hall Friday
evening, November 5. entitled The Third
Degree. Mr.. and Mrs Myron Orv's,
who have been visiting friends In York
state and Burlington returned to their
home Tuesday night-Miss Florence Lyon
went Wednesday morning TO Boston.
where she has a position as natron In a
BOYS school.--Mrs. IT, c. Robbins OF
Ba'ston. \. Y, is visiting In town.-The
annual chicken pie supper for the beneht
OF the Congregational Church will be
served In the parish house November r.
Miss Helen Roakes of Winoosh is to
finish the fall term. Of school in the
primary room. In place Of Miss Lyon.
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Mrs. Allen Ssbins and Marcia Sabins OF
Jonesville were at w A. Bohannon'a
Sunday. trt
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WANTED

WANTED to hire blacksmith or rent
shop. Louis Gordon. Siarxsboro. VI
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