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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07
JERICHO CENTER.

The Ladies' Aid society will hold their
annual harvest supper and sale OF farm
products at the parish house Friday
evening. FRANK Hoskins was elected az
delegate from this church to represent
the church with the pastor. the Rev,
Mr.. Barnum. at the installation OF the
Rev. f. G.. Guthrie, as pastor OF the First
Congregational Church OF Burlington. 49,
were in Burlington Monday OF this week.
Mr.. Barnum In attendance on the
ministers meeting. and Mr.. Jordan TO
attend q meeting Of the committee Oh
ministerial standing, Of the Chittenden
County Association OF Congregational
Churches.-The auction sale Of the prop
erty of the late Warren F. French. who
has gained so much noteriety because OF
his peculiarities will be held AT his late
home Tuesday. October 12.-Mrs Guy
Murdoch and baby went to FranlirRhan,.
Mass. last week. called By the critical
illness of her mother, Mrs. Henry l..
Murdoch. who suffered stroke OF
paralysis. II is probable that Mr.. and
Mrs. Murdoch Will move to birmingham.
Mrs. Ida Seelev Of Boston, a visitor
at her sisters, Mrs, Anna Ballard. went
TO Wiliston Wednesday. are now
&c pupils in the high school by far the
larges, attendance since its establish-
ment.-Miss Carrie Jones OF Burlington
is visiting at Mrs. A. c. Hoskin's. Mrs
=. Fl. Stone and daughter, Catherine CT
burlington are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. 3. Puffer. Mrs. Harlan p
Hall went to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Tuesday for treatment
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HINESBURCH.

M'es Nellie A. Nottingham has returned
70 Shorehan after visiting Mrs. Nina II.
l'ove-Mrs Carlos Ross, DR.. Hunt and
MISS Fanny Pierce are ili-George Mos
Ter and daughter, Mrs. Clarke OF Dickin-
SON N. r.. are tho guests OF his sister
Mrs Carlos Ross.-Mrs. Herbert Beecher
or Hydcvlle Is visiting in town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Haskell have gone
to Bellows Falls to live.--The Rev F.
+. Greenleaf and wife have returned
from two weeks stay IN Shrewsbury.
Walinsford and Benson.-Dr. Fl. r.
Hunt Is reported some better.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Moore attended the fainer-
al OF Ebert Nash IN Shelburne Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph I3ushey. 81 years Of age,
walked from this village 70 Burlington on
Tuesday. The Hinesburgh stage overlook
her when about FIVE miles from the city
and asked her to ride, but Mrs. Busney
preferred to walk the entire distance
William Coats hes sold his farm n Monk
ton for $500 and has purchased the Sey-
mour Pierce farm for $500. Eugene
Redmond. who has been living on tho
Pierce farm, will move to the village
Perry Read and r.. II. Read went to
New York Wednesday.
Tho Seymour Pierce farm has been
purchased by Thaddeus Coats for *o.6W
and he will take possession December !.
Mrs. F. W. Strong and her daughter.
Lillian, returned to Boston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Martin have
daughter. born Tuesday.-The Ladies
Aid Of tho Congregational Church VIII
give a Halloween sociable and enter
tainmcnt in the town hall Saturday even
ing. October 3O-H y. Fleming mas
bought the Carlos Banner farm on Texas
hill for S750.-Wilhur Shattuck has NOV
cd into Lewis Sanctuary's block for the
winter March I ne will move to the w.
A. Weed farm.-F. w. Haskell has gone
to Bellows Falls--The boys are gather
ing great quantities OF butternuts this
fall.-Howar1 Barnes raised $40 bushels
of onions this year.-Dr. ". r. Hunt has
been very III the past week, but is 1T
| tie better
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EAST HARDWICK.

Caledonia county Grange fair was held
here Saturday, October ., and about 800
people attended. The exhibit of fruit,
vegetables and fancy work was good but
the stock shown was light The Hon. +
@. Fleetwood delivered an address from
the front OF the new Grange hall maxi
Ing allusion to the chief promoter Of the
Grange in this section. the late eX-Gov
Charles ]. Fell. Among the curiosities
was copy Of the Niokshurg Times.
dated July >. 1868 ana issued July d.
after the city had been taken by the
Union forces. It was printed on the back
of wall paper.-Mr. Bronson lost his prize
winning bun Saturday. The animal has
gathered in several premiums OF late
taking blue ribbon at the recent State
fniir
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
N'ARDWICK.

At meeting of tho s~nior class Of
iIardwick Academy tho following officers
We're elected President. carl Emerson
vice-president. RAYMOND Powers; score
tarN-treasurcr Helen Slapp. Mrs. Kath-
crime L. Dana has filed n petition in
bankruptcy. Her liabilities are sl.9GS. 81.
her assets 81 $500 Of which $500 arc
exempt.-Mrs. T. l.. Brown Of North
field Is visiting in town. James Nc
Gallery Of Cr1ftshury has moved into his
new house here.
John A. Keunadv and family left
Wednesday Cor n two weeks visit in
Observation-Disclosures James has purchased
Mary Wake0cld's new house. Clifford
Bundy has purchased and taken possess
sion Of f. +. Halls estAurant-Walter
Atwood and William Craig have re-
turned from Worcester. Ma sS.--Da =
mon Sanford and fan'ly of St Albans
are visiting here Glen A. Wilkins Of
NOrriSVille was in town TuostlaV
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HANCOCK.

Wallace Norton and wife left Saturday
for Lincoln and Bristol FOR Il two weeks
visit. The WOman's Christian Temper
ance Union will NEE. October 10 with
Mrs. Eta Martin-.Phil and Rita Fisk
have gone to Roston.-Miss Erma ButtlaS
was home from Warren two days this
week-C. s. Eaton has sold the house
ana garden formerly owned by J. VI
Church to MIR, Chard.-I10yl Churcl
and wife have moved to Granville
whore he has & mlIl-Mrs. &. r. Church
picked green peas, peas dry fur seed and
large Loluat Of blossoms from the same
vine October D.
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1NDERH1LL CENTER.

The funeral Of John Fender. who died
at the State hospital at Waterbury. was
held from St Thcmas's church Thursday
afternoon. Burial was in the Catholic
cemetery Thomas Barrett has purchas-
ed the Thomas Reeves farm, with stock
and farm implements; $3.50 being the
price paid.-B. y. Mattimore has bought
a place at Essex Junction, and expects
TO move there n.--Farnners are being
paid 20 cents per bushel for potatoes de-
livered at the cars.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Terrll are visiting In New York city
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Barnes Of Hines
burgh. visited at O. l.. joys Saturday
and Sunday.
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WINOOsKI.

Private Joyce, who was left behind
Mt the post hospital for treatment
when Troop II OF the 18TH cavalry
went 10 Fort Lcavcnworth. Kans.. was
arrested late Friday afternoon by
OFFICER st. Armour on the complaint
Of Joseph Dcvino, ieweler, on change
Of petit larceny. The alleged crime
consisted OF the theft OF three rings
which the man was examining with O
view TO purchasing. Mr.. Devino
brought out tray OF rings for the
customers inspection. The man pick
81 up several rings and NOT return
ing any TO the tray, aroused Mr.. Dev-
mos suspicious and he called upon
the mnn to pay for them or put them
back in the tray. \ fourth ring he
placed in his mouth. When chal-
lenged he brought forth the ring from
his mouth and is said to have at
tempted to place 1t in the pocket Of
colored soldier who was in the
store. The coIored man resented this
action, and moved away from Joyce.
who threw the ring back of the
counter. Mr. Devino, when he found
that the man would not return the
three rings he had first picked up
sent for an officer. who placed Joycc
under arrest and took him to the LAT
aNette lookup, He was searched but
nothing was found on his person.
In municipal court Saturday morning
tho soldier Joyce. who was arrested by
Officer st. Amour for an alleged theft OF
three rings from the iewelry store OF
Joseph Devino, was arraigned before
Judge Conlin on charge OF petit,
larceny, He pleaded not guilty. but was
round guilty. He was fined so and
COSTS OF NlH or &c days mt Rutland. He
LOOK an appeal to county court.
Louis Nienes. the shortest man in the
state has returned from MorrisviIie.
where hc posed for post card photo
graphs at tho fair. Mr. Viens Is three
feet. II inches in height and is Sc
years OF age
Nelson r. Rushey and two sons, Peter
ana Arthur who became involved in n
hsuc and wordy encounter with cam,
pnnion family on the Mailetts hnv rood
Sunday evening were In mun,cipaI court
Tuesday and each pleaded guilty. 70 a
charge Of the breach OF the peace rh.r
were fined 81 and costs which thew na,d
Charles Rebel, for IL years a ser
gennt In the hospital corps, formerly
al Fort Ethan Allen and lately a.,
Fort Preble Me. has been honorablv
discharged from the service and
placed upon the retired list inter a
service of 81 years, Mr.. Rebel, his
WIFE, formerly Miss Mary Leary OF
this village. and daughter will reside
at San Diego. Cal.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
{Contirucd from Firat Ppgc.)
BRISTOL.

Mr. and Mrs. valley Narney nave
moved from Md1lebury into the Mum
sill house recently purchased by them
Letters advertised at the postofficc are
FOR Charles Hastings and Carl Z. Her
rick.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Taft are
home from Long Points. NJ. Golf re-
ports the morning temperature for
September as follows: Highest 70 de-
grccs. lowest rs degrees. average morn
ing 30 degrees, last year 55l, average
noon GLE, last year 10. rainfall 365
inches, clear days -. cloudy H. part
cicar :. Highest point reached 81 de-
irees.- Mrs. Delta Eaton has returned
from 1lavcrhill, Mass.--W. a. s;hattuck
bag entered the employ OF the Novelty
works.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Bissonettc will start
about October 10 for their future home
liz Mnas, cuba. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
flowdeu of New Haven will go about the
samc ttue-Miss Josie Monroe returned
TO Salisbury Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
t1ur Stevens and child of Cornwall visit
Cd here Monday and Tuesday d. A.
doubleday of Montpelier visited \. b.
Kibuin Monday and Tuesday +. G.
Bahcock of Aliddlebury was in town Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs Leroy Neal went TO
Sew York MundaN.-Mr. ana Mrs.
Ch9tlos Tul'irton of Saratoga. y. y, ure
visiting here and In Lincoln-AIrs Alice
l'arncs and Mrs. 5. u. Farr expect to
spend the winter in Florida-W. w
Rider was In Burlington Monday
end Mr.. ". .IIlll of Starksboro were
GUESTS Of Mr.. ard Mrs. y. j. Hin Monday
ana Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W G. Bing-
lam are home from Massachusetts.-
Frank Alger and Walter Kimbal of
Starkshoro were arrested Saturday night
by Deputy Sheriff c. s. Tarr at Rocky
Dale charged with INVESTIGATION. They
pleaded guilty ara were fined s. and costs
each which was paid.-Mr and Mrs. Wal
lace Burritt are visiting in Middleburv. -
Miss Beatrice Perry Of Richford Is a
Lucst VI Miss Dorothy awrence.-Mrs.
J.. O Chap'n was in Burlington Tues
day.
Mrs Caroline Ray is home from "A week
in New Haven Mrs. e. A. Avery Mrs
Eugene Alexander, Mrs. Ella -. Dana
and Mrs Mary c. Currier arc attending
the w. c. T. L. convention ut burlington.
p. *. Wilson is lit. &. Drake was
in Nergcnnes YesterdaY.-Miss Grace Pol
lard is visiting in l.eomiuster. Mass. -
MRS. J. K. Wills returned from New
Raven. Conn, Tuesday. Her daughter.
Mrs. q r. Wilson, came with hcr.--Mrs.
Willis ferguson IS visiting in Waterbury.
James Dula Of Sheldon Junction Is IN
town The Rev. L. r. Stone was in Bur
lUgtor TuesdaY.-Mrs James U!dlev.
VI IS Fed Morse ana Miss Minerva Morse
arc in Burlington to-day.-Moses Purin-
ton of Nov Haven raised IL bushels of
mammoth potatoes on four rods of land
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ORWELL.

Or. Amelia Brown has gone to Rutland
to live.-Mr. and Mrs. d. Leonard are
parents OF a girl baby.-Mrs. John Hall
and Miss Agnes Nercure are much i'm
proved.-Charles Nlillers daughter under
went severe operation at Burlington
hospital last week and Is doing WE'LL The
Fortnightly society met on Tuesday With
Miss Laura Z. Branch.-The home de-
partment. Womens missions. met
Wednesday with Mrs. II. T. IIacE.-Mrs.
O. S. Moffett died last weei; of pneu-
monia Her funeral was held at the Con-
grcgational Church on Thursday. The
Rev j. G. Williams ofliciated.
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SHELBURNE.

Ebert H. Nash died Friday morning
after long illness The funeral was
held from his late home Sunday after
noon at 2:S0. Mr.. Nash was rs years old
and Is survived by wife and one
daughter. Mrs. Mary White, also one
brother who resides in the West
Henry W. Tracy has gone to Mime
apolis to visit his aunt. Mrs. Clara
Burritt.-The Ladies' Improvement society
will meet with Mrs. George Roberts
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Emma Moore
Curler of Proctor Is visiting friends in
town. being called here by the death
OF her uncle, Ebert Nash
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COLCHESTER.

A quiet wedding took place Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Fred VOL
colt. when his niece. Winifred Estelia,
was united IN marriage with Oscar A.
Harding of Pomfret The Rev sidney
Aldr'ch officiated. Only a few friends
We're invited. but goodlv number Of
substantial presents we're left to remind
the bride and groom of their friends
good wishes MI and Mrs. Harding
started SATURDAY. evening for Montreal
and after about q weeks absence will
return to live IN Pomfret, where Mr.,
Harding has a farm and Is engaged IN
the hinher business
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eHOREHAM.

Miss Carrie Orchard guest OF Miss
Withercil, returned to Round Lake Fri
day. Miss Miheen of the telephone ex-
change IL on duty after weeks absence,
Mrs, a, i. Nottingham is the guest Of
relatives in Ticonderoga, -s;towel. r.
Withereil has an injured arm and knee, -
Mr. and Mrs. Brong Of Iockport, \. y,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs, INLAND Cook.
Mrs, John Jones entertained the Mora
Wan club Tuesday afternoon.
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CORNWALL.

me funeral Of Mrs Olive Howe Andrus,
WIG or the late S. S. Andrus, whose
death occurred on Monday, will be held
thursday forenoon at the home of Mrs.
Martin Wright, with whom she had re-
sided Tor several ears.--Mrs. Florence
Tracy Smith OF Boston is in town, hav-
ing been called here by the death of her
grandmother, Mrs. Audrus.
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WESTFORD.

George Tatro has bought the house now
occupied by Ezra Emery The LADIES'
Social Circle gave a dinner az y. =.
Varney's Wednesday.-Mrs. Lyman pav.
idson OF ST. Regis Fails. " Y, and moth
er, Mrs Sarah J. Green, Of Springfield,
Mass, and Lewis TYLER OF Madrid, y.
Y, are visiting at Edward Robins on' =
Mrs. Irving c. Cobb OF Rutland Is spend.
ing a few days with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. z. r. Ruggles.-The Rev MI
Chambers will preach in town two Sum
days more, then he goes TO Herdwick.-
Miss I.ura Kidder has gone to Hines
burgh to visit her sister
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ST. JOHNSBURY.

g. a q. Jackson of Montpelier will
give his lecture The Reign of the Com
mon People" at Pythian hall on the
evening OF October 14.-Dale Atwood has
entered MiddeburV Colego.-Joseph
Gnuthier is building four-store block
on Portland street next to the Passump-
sic rver.-Don c. stiles is in New York
CITY
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. f. a. Williams is visiting Mrs.
Weed of llinesburgh-Mrs. J. n. Wither-
ell went to Attleboro, Mass. October G.
whero she expects to spend the winter
with her sster.--Miss Nellie Barbour has
taken up her school duties at Philadel
ph'a.-The Rev Henry Lamb has gone
to Attleboro Mass, for reatrnont.-Miss
Grace Mcdowell OF the telephone ex-
change, was married Monday evening to
John Bly, OF Crown Point Mass. Media
Russell and Miss Jennie Dakctt are the
prosent oneratnrs
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WEYERIDGE.

II. =. Dodge Of Chicago has been
spending few days with old friends IN
town.-W. {. Sturtevant Is attending the
Hudson-Futon celebration and win visit
us daughter. Mrs. X. W. Thompson, at
cornwall -On the II udson.-The Ladies
bid of the Methodist society hold their
regular monthly meeting At the home OF
Mrs. George Harrow on Wednesday.
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ADDISON.

The Ladies' Aid held a meeting We'd
nesday at the vestry The next meeting
will be on October 70 with Mrs. NJ A
Smith.--Mr. Drew OF Boston. Mass. Is
tho guest of his sister, Mrs O. II. Mar
shall.-Thc next meeting OF the Grange
will 10 held October IL. Gentleman's
night will be observed. There is TO be
an entertainment and supper at the Bap-
fist Church Friday evening.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral Of the late Charles
keefo' who was killed in a railroad
Nhur'h 81 our Lady of the Holy Ros-
tfN sunday afternoon at three o'clock,
we rev A. Il. Clcrmont oNiciating.
The hearers were members of the
l'rot herhood of Engineers. Mr..
keei" leaves besides wife and
young enid father, two brothers
ana three si9ters.-Mrs. NJ. d. Dimick
and children have returned from
Proctorsville.
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WEST ADDISON.

Mrs. Kellogg OF Basin HgrDor is visit
Ing her daughter Mrs. George SpragGe.
49, Bridget Hart has gone to Malone, y.
y to attend schoul.-Eierbcrt Norton,
John Otis ard Earl Nuttcll are spending
a weel; at Basin Harbor- Mrs. Minnie
lIancnett Of Morriah y. T., is visiting
friends in this vicinity-M!ss Mary
Adams Of Chimney Point, spent sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Adams
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs.
Yale and Mrs. Farr Wednesday Aft
noon. There will be an auction at F. II.
Fields Thursday. Oct. :, Mrs. Yield
having sold her place to G. H. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs Field will make their homs
in California. George Carpenter has 4
position In the treasurer's ONCE at Nor-
uich University.-A A. Byineton ard
daughter. Ethel have returned from
their western tr'p-Mrs. Henry Thorpd
leaves for Washington. d. G.. next weet
to visit her son.-Ira Williams Foote was
elected delegate from this Church 10 ~
tend tho installation at the First Church,
Burlington. Lazelle who has works
ed In the creamery this summer, hai
returned to HIS home In Dover,--G, ~.
Skiff picked a ripe field strawberry Oct.
s-Mrs. Stanton Williams Is visiting N
Boston going with Mr.. and Mrs. Chess
more in their automobile.
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WHITING.

Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Suckncy went 10
Burlington Tuesday. Mrs. Stickney viii
have an operation for appendicitis at the
Mary Fletcher hospital-N. W. Foster
was IN Springfield, Mass, last week The
Rev. j.. 3. Goodheart preached in Crown
Point. \. Y, last Sunlay.-John Alden
returned from Boston Tuesday, where he
has been to visit his mother and brother.
Mrs. Il. ID, Needham of Roscoe, ~ y,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Edna Buzzell has returned to
her home in East Darlington, ~ H..
after several weeks with her aunE. Mrs.
r \. Norton.-Mrs. Henry Dwire Is visit
ing in South Burlingtor.-N1rs. J. c. Car
penter and scr Marhl. visited In Bris-
to Saturday and Sunday.-The young
friends OF Miss Minnie Brewster gave
her surprise party Monday evening, her
18th birthday-Mr. and Mrs. ]. r.
Andrews visited friends In Bristol the
first Of the week
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BOLTON.

l.. Senior and Roy Larose have a con-
tract for getting out timber on the Clark
estate.-Mss Glenna Mcdonald of Wat
erbury visited DR. F. f. Steele Tuesday
Sidney Sabins returns to his work with
the Vermont Farm Machine company Of
Bellows Falls Thursday.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

u. w. "idwell was in burlington Fri
daN.-Mrs. Il. w. Bidwell Is improving at
the hospital-T. II. Goats has sold his
farm to VIII Huntoon.-Mrs. Lizzie
Smith has moved to her farm
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NOTICE.

i. u. C.l>uNS -nescription Of name
or device for MIX and Cream re-
ceDtacles
T. the undersigned, hereby give no.
ti0e that | am tho lessee Of what IS
known as the Brown Farm. situated
on what is known and called the In
tervale Road in the city OF Burling
ton, Chittenden county and state OF
Vermont, and am the owner of the
milk and cream business connected
with said farm and that the principal
place uf said business Is in the city
OF Burlington. in said county and
state, ana that I have adopted the fol
lowing name or names and device to
identify my cans. Jars and bottles
uS"d in ron nection with my said milk
and cream business. viz:
,l.reof the word "RGVERVIE'W' in a
e,..l-circle and In the lower part
thereof the word FARM straight
ross Also n circle and inside circle
the top thereof the name r
&C. OJBTCTI'
The said bottles so marked. 500 or
quarts, having been leased 10 me with
id Brown Farm by George Il, Brown
ava his wife, Frances w. Brown. |
! i'm til" exclusive right a such los
sec to tho above mentioned device and
zoo the bottles as above specified 500
ur more and to tho use of the milk
.rd cream roccptaclos narfcd as
above in the said business or milk and
crsam route under the provisions o.
s. ctions 4aGS to 1872 inclusive Of the
Public Statutes Of Vermont.
Dated q; the city of BurlinEton, in
Vermont. this eta day of september,
vitness-n. =. ASHLAND.
2. b. CALK1NS
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

II. +. Tilley has sold his place on the
Williston road to Butler Ross OF Bur
lington, who will take immediate posses
sion.-Mrs II. A ,Bixhy remains In very
poor health and her mother Mrs. Ora
ham. Is confined to her ed-Rollln TIL
ley celebrated his fourth birthday We'd
nesday, Sept. 90. with party.-Mrs
Nettie Fitch Of Burlington was Sunday
guest at Alson Rollins.
Harriet Isabelle Heath OF this town
became the bride OF Clayton u. Caustio
at tho home OF tho groom In Montpelier
Wednesday evening" the Rev Guy Frye
Crawford Of Moretown officiating lmme-
diately following the ceremony re-
ception was rendered by the parents OF
the groom 10 about 80 guests, After a
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Caustic
will reside on his farm about one mile
from Montpelier.
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WEST MILTON.

4 harvest supper was given NJ thu
residence OF Jed Patterson Wednesday
evening for the benefit Of the church.
Roy Lester died sunday AT the home ~
his parents. Mr. and Mrs James Lester
aftN long illness The funeral was
held Tuesday.
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ST. GEORGE.

The carpenters have commenced alter
atoms and repairs on NJ. W. Hinsdalei
residence.-Mrs. Miranda Wescott is IN
Shelburne with her daughter, Mrs. c. S.
Allen.