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CORNWALL.

Nj. and Mrs. \. w Foote are in Huh
barfton visiting thcir daughter. Mrs. Les
lie Mott-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne Re
turned Thursday from East Charlotte
where they attended the wedding Of Miss
Flora Clark and Mahlon Purinton We'd
nesdaY eVcning.-GladNs Hamlin has been
in Addison visiting her cousin, Eva smith
Lemon Fair is down within banks once
more and fro2e over Wednesday and
Thursday nights. the Thermometer being
only eight degrees above zero Willie
Wright, who has been III. is able to ride
out.
The Misses Belle and Jessie Foote leave
on Friday for a trip to Washington, d.
CIV. n. Curtis has returned from a
business trip to New York-Mrs. Kate
ylor. who has been i'll for the past two
weeks with rheumatism, Is improving
slowly.-Mrs. +. F.. Dean and Mrs G. r.
Lane arc gaining after weeks Illness
Mrs. Ellen Peck returned Monday from
Northampton Mass, where she has
spent the winter with an invalid sister
The Rev, Mr.. Wntlie of Shoreham will
address the meeting AZ the Congregational
Church ThursdaY.-C r. W-itheren and
family have moved to Shoreham to the
late Royal Witherell farm.
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cHITTENDEN
WINOOsKI.

The anniversary of Trelands patron
saint was fttinglY commemorateda d "A ban
uuet held in Corporation hall Thursday,
under the auspices OF the parishioners OF
st. Stephens congregation. Three humid
red covers were laid and every chair was
occupied The spacious hall was APP
propriately decorated with the national
colors. interspersed with the green flags
and cmblems OF Ireland. The Rev james
+. Rand was an excellent tonstmaster and
introduced the speakers Music was fur
nished by the Berkshire orchestra
which was gotten together
especially for this occasion.
Among those from ont Of town
who were former members of the or
chestra. were Walter j. Burke Of Dor
chester, Mass, Leroy II. Shipman Of
Berlin, y. H., and r. l.. Parker OF
WilIston.
The funeral Of the late John Pratt.
who died Friday night at his home on
We street. was held Monday morning at
eight o'clock from st. Francis Xavier
Church. Mr.. Pratt was IS years old and
remarkably bright and active mp 10 ten
days ago. when he was stricken with his
last illness. He was native Of south
bridge. Mass. moving to this village A.
years ago where he since resided Tie is
survived by his wife, four daughters
Mrs William Fountain and MrH Cuisson
Of this place Mrs. Edward Laundry Of
BURLINGTON, Mrs, Ephraim Greenwood Of
Racine. Que, and one son, Fred Pratt Of
this place.
Or,is Smith was removed Saturday to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Mr.. smith
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George Bartlett.--Mrs. F. T. Hadley Of
Bellows Falls is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. a. G. BcrrY-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
O. Leary OF Darlington were the guests
or friends in town over Sunday.--Therc
VIII be services AZ he Church of Our
Lady or tho Holy Rosary Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.-Mrs. Mitchell OF 81.
Adams IL visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. =. 9 Davis
Mrs. NJ. J. jacobs was in Burlington
yesterday.-Miss BESSIE Brock. who has
been tho guest of relatives in New Hamp-
SHIRE for several months. has returned
to her home hcre-Nliss Wells of New
port Is the guest of Miss Eva Baxter
Holy Week will be observed at the Con-
grcgational Church in services Thursday
and Friday evenings at 730 o'clock. The
Rev. Wilson r. Stewart of Montpelier
will speak at these services.-The Bar
aces met for their seini-annual business
meeting Monday evening at the home of
w G.. Fuller. The following offcers
were chosen; President. l.. r. Prior;
vicepresident, w. r. Fuller; secretary
and treasurer, j. II. Morton: teacher
the Rev. f. r. Treat; assistant teacher,
T.. J. Berry.
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LINCOLN.

Fifty OF Mrs y. J. Goves friends gave
her It surprise Monday evening. it being
her birthday. -Roliin Frank. a former
resident Of this town. who has been in
Salisbury for the past few months, has
returned to town and is boarding with
William Poland. Mrs. Charles Sweet is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Madgan. in
Burlington. John Benton is III with the
grip. The Rev. Mr.. Sanford was caled
to Boston the last Of the week on ac-
count of the illness of his sister A
Rev. Mr.. Kilbourn spoke in the Baptist
Church Sunday in the absence OF the
pastor. Mr. Sanford.--Mrs. Kate Murphy,
who fell down cellar a day or two ago.
breaking three ribs. Is very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dodge are home
from Cuba. where they have been spend
ing the winter. Mrs Charles Sweet has
returned from Burlington. bringing her
niece, Frances Madigan. with her -
Greta and Wayne Cove are In Rutland
for a week senator G A. Thayre has
zone to Malone and other points in New
York on Uusiness.-Dr. Maynard OF Bur
liuEton was called here TUESDAY to oper-
ate on Wordner Stokes FOR appendicitis
There are to be Easter exercises in the
Baptist church Sundgy.
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sHoREHAM.

Melvin Atwood passed away very sud
denly OF heart failure Sunday afternoon.
aged 10 years and four months. Mr.. At
wood had always been resident or this
town. being horn here. HIS daughter.
Mrs. A. j. Cook. and two granddauRh-
tiers. the Misses 1neH ana fiadis
Cook. survive him Herbert farn-
ham. who has been passing tho
winter with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs ~. W. Jones have entered the
employ OF clyde Ketcham OF Whiting.-
Mrs. Farr and Miss Farr are passing a
few weeks with friends In Moriah, y. Y.
-Whooping-cough has made Its appear
ance in town, and many children are
having it.-Abolit % ladies ATTENDED the
missionary meeting at Mrs. p. w. Waite's
last Thursday. Mrs a. NJ. Smith enter
tanned the Moravian club Tuesday after
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VERGENNES.

AIr. and Mrs. Homer Ban were given
A surprise party Friday evening, the oc-
cason being the 40th anniversary Of their
marriage. About % of their frie nds We're
present. The Rev. j. G.. Fisher in behalf
of the company presenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ball with n library table and a set Of
silver knives and forks.-Mrs Henry
Booth, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Alexander Bennett of West Newton,
Mass. sailed Saturday Oh the steamer
Oceana for two weeks stay at Haml-
ton Bermuda Islands.--W. a. Bristol of
the University OF Vermont passed SUNDAY
with his parents here .-lsadore La Boeuf
spent Sunday with his brother in Rut-
land. From there he viii 60 to visit his
brothers in Worcester Mass where he
Will remain until called to report to Man
ager Dowd Of the New Bedford, Mass,
League base ball team for try out
returned Saturday from "a visit 20 his son,
Fred, ot Ashville, \. C-Stephen Bur
roughs and sister. Marie, of Burlington
visited in town Snturday,-On account OF
Holy Week. the regular meeting Of the
LAS You Like 1t" club has been postponed
until March 2s.-While playing ball FRI
". Norton. slipped and fell breaking a
bone between the wrist and elbow and
bruising the arm badly.-Miss Hattie
Winslow and nephews. Raymond and
Arthur Alien and Mrs Nellie Mcknight
visited in burlington SanrdaY.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Phillips and daughter Eliza
beth, OF Montpelier passed sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mr.. l.. r. Field -
Adelbert Ball OF New Bedford, Conn, r.
at the home Of his parents. M. ana Ms
Homer Bah,
Miss Claribel Marshall. 4 student "A,
the state normal school n Castloton,
IS visiting her parents Mr. and Ms
c. II. Marshall-Mr. and Mrs r.. H.
wilcox of Crown Point. Y. y. are Wig
lting Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Warner-
MI and Mrs Robert Hudson have re-
turned from a Visit to her Sister, Mrs.
i. q. Carroll of Castleton.- The con-
dition Of Mrs. r.. A. Collins is improv-
ing Mr., Homer Rail f. visiting Mrs
Noble Kimbal Of North Ferrisbur9. -
The Ladies' AID society of the Meth
odist Church VIII meet Friday after
noon with Miss Hattie Winslow.-Mil-
ford Bristol of Troy Conference Acad-
envy. Poultney. is passing the Easter
vacation with his parents Mr., and
Mrs. r.. j. Brisol.-Miss Ardell Dart
OF Burlington is visiting her grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. ". Jacobs.--The
three boys who escaped from the state
Industrial school saturday morning
were captured and returned by l.. A.
Baker before night. This makes ire
18th boy Mr. Baker has returned
Miss Ethel Derway of Burlington Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. J'
l.. Derway.
Levi II. Brown left Monday for a
business trip to Potsdam and Chateaugay,
\. Y.-E. ID. Gibson, who has been III
| several weeks with the grip, Is able to
| be out. Mrs Chllson. who has also beer
| Ill, Is slowly recovering. benjamin Bailey
IL pa0vts& ~ kAA Scranton esAs->n ~ the
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. George Vassar' while in tie
cellar at her homo sunday fore
noon in someway made a miss step and
fell to the cellar floor, breaking her
right hip She was taken TO Fanny
Allen hospital. She is - years old.
The Fourth Quarterly conference Of
the Methodist Church was held at the
vcstry Saturday evening The Rev,
G. W. Hunt Of 81. Adams. district SUI
perintendent presided The reports
showed the church to he in a prosper
Gus condition The pastor reported
that eight had heen received into the
church during the year, ali adults.
officers were elected as follows: stew
ards +. +. Smith, Guy Peck : H. Hol-
ley, W. Il, Place, o. T., Coz Mrs. r. H.
Place. Mrs, Eugcnia sheldon Mrs f.
i. smith, r. y. Mills j. NJ Tihbetts,
cyrus Wilcox, Mrs. :. \. Athcrton J..
W. Beach, Mrs. kingslury, trustees,
+. L. Smith, Guy Peck and $. IT, Ilol-
ley; superintendent Of sunday school
@. A. Peck; president Of the ladies'
AID. Mrs. sheldon: recording steward.
IL s. futile; district steward :. II,
Holley.
+. r. McGinnis has sold his prop
erty on Park street to \. f. Ray ana
wife of Johnson; possession given
April 10: and mas bought Of them
their farm of 23o acres at Johnson dc
pot known ms the Bernie Burlington,
possession given April l.
u. NJ. johnson had HIS herd of cat
tie tested a few days ago and ~ out
of 90 head were condemned and have
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STARKSBO2O.

Miss Coral Iiulburt is home from
her school in Monkton.-F. NJ Hill
has moved back to his farm,-Miss
Emma Brooks Is moving In James
Thompson's tenement house.-Mrs.
Ernest Stokes has returned from Lei
cester, where she went to attend the
funeral of her mother-Samuel Ran
dali and daughter. Mrs. Carl Brewster,
OF Huntington visited Mrs. Ralph
Ialleck Saturday.-Mlss Vida Ellison
is at home from Hinesburg- james
Casey and Mrs. John Harmon have re-
turned from Pittsheld, Mass,-+Mrs.
Hulett Of Burlington Is visiting her
son. c. A. iulett.--Leslie Hin of Lin
coin was in town Sunday ,hn Han
non, Richard Clifford. Mr.. nd Mrs,
Hervey Hill are recovering from the
grip. Among those now III are Mrs,
Carlinda Clifford and Edward Butler,
Martin Thompson has slight 90
tack OF pneumonia.-Mrs. Fanny Ru-
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UNDERHILL.

G.. O.. Abbott is very u with rn'uwHr'
Fred Church was called 10 Pasadena
CAL. last week by th- death of h.-
Aro,her's wife, Mrs. charles Cuurrh The
graded school orened Monday after
two weeks vacation with thc ~1me corps
Of teachers except in the grammar grade
where Mrs Lyman Darins viii teach
charles Metcalf is worAuR for The
Central Telephone Co.-The canadian
Jubilee singers gave a concert at q. y. ~
hail Wednesday oveniug.-Mrs. Max
Besscy and daughter Virginia who have
been visiting her parents, MIR ANA Mrs
\ W. Edwards returned TO Burlington
Monday Mrs. Nealy is III with the grip
There We're about sc couples present ~
the st PatrickS dance last week. Miss
Laura Goodrich of Richmond returned
Monday for tine sprirs term OF school
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BRISTOL

Mrs. Lizzie O'Donald was in burlington
Thursday Mrs. Maud Wade. teacher in
the intermediate, will spend the vacation
| at her home In Starksboro and Miss
Chalmers Of the high school az her home
In Rutland Rupert Hammer is confined
to his bed with the grip.--Dr. w T.. Nor
gan and family are occupying the Colby
tenement on Church street MIR. and Mrs
A. Richards of Ncrgonnes have hccn visit
Ing their son. Fred Richards C. W
Sprague is assisting in e. T.. Abornethy's
store during the illness or the latter
MISS Jennie NJ Grow went to Mi1dlebury
saturday to- visit DR.. and Mrs H. l..
AVerill.-David Hubbard died at his home
IN New Haven Friday He was n well
KNOWN farmer. He is survived by his wife
and one son, w. w. Hubbard
MIS- Lucy Beers of Ferrisburg. is a
guest or Mrs. Sarah Dumas.-W. f.
haegett and daughter Of Proctor vis-
| itch nor" over Sunday.-Miss Edith
DrurN' teacher in the high school.
went to her home in North Bangor.
y. Y. saturday to spend hcr vacation.
Miss Estella Hammer of New York.
Is spending the Easter vacation with
her mother Mrs. Lucrctia Hammer
1 The oUtloOk club viii meet with Mrs.
I Wilson Mar ~ 25.--B. J. Clark was I'm
! Lincoln over sunday Mrs Arvi1la
Somers az Burlington is VISITING in
! town TIC Treasure Seekers Will
serve su Eaetor supper IN tho vcstrv
/ Of the Eaptiet Church Friday even
! ing--The ROMANS Of David Hubbard
were brought hero from New Haven
Monday and inferred in Greenwood
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BRIDPORT.

Mr., and Mrs William Grandy will move
into their tenement house this week and
carry on their faim.--A son, Halsey Bur
well, was born March IS to the Rev. and
Mrs. Henry Lamb. William Huestir has
hired the Daniel Sunderland place.-The
Rev. ClaUd. Severance viii occupy the
desk OF the congregational Church March
81 Mrs. AlNcrtOh brigham is caring for
the sick AZ Mr.. Burwell's THE following
VIII teach in town this wear: Village dis
trict Mrs Severance. Miss Patnode; Con-
verse district. Miss Matte kingsland;
Hcbcrt district, Miss f,vcren: Lake dis
trict. Miss Terwillger; Mvrick district.
Miss Matte kingsland; Hathorne dis
trict. Miss Billings; Pratt district. Miss
Cook: Crane district, Miss Wheeler
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ADDISON.

Miss Helena Palmer Of the Nergennes
state school Is with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H. c, Palmer, Tor few day
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Carpenter and
children of FL Paso, Texas, are guests
of his brother, Ernest.-A farewell lc-
ception Will be rendered the Roy. and
Mrs. White at the vestry Tuesday even
ing They leave for ilardWi'k April l.
MIS- Phnny Norton Is III. Her sister,
Mrs. John Elmer, has ht On staying with
her'-Mrs McAuley is still very low -
The Rev, and Mrs Henry Lamb of Rrid-
port are the proud parents ~ baby boy,
born March IS, Mrs Lamb was Laura
Burwel and is we'll Known here.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from First Page.)

McfIush has returned TO Rutland Royal
Sturtevant has the frame Of his new
barn up and covered. Leon Chase
has returned from u three
months stay in Newcomb. n. Y.-Mrs.
Anna Dwirc of Rutland is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. T.. q. Piper.-Miss Mary
Towle. who went to Franklin. Mass, n
year ago. returned Saturday. Gilbert y.
Mccormick and family have moved to
Fair lIaven.--Ccorge LcParr of Brock
port, n. Y, is in town.
Mrs. Mary Carrier has been notified that
she was allowed a pension of SI2 per
month. There are unclaimed letters at
the local postoffice addressed to Mrs. A,
a. Hall. Mrs. o s. Fletcher, Mrs. j. e.
1Iulburt. Mrs. y. +. Luna. Miss Almira
Waltzs, Miss f.. Il. Reynolds. Miss Anna
smith. J. r. Connors, r. j. Moher, G. w.
Newall. Ed. Walker, Prof. NJ W. Ander-
son, Angal Arral. Ray A. BARNES and
The Star theatre.-'rhe shipment of live
stock from this section Monday consisted
of one car Of veal calves for New York
city and three cars of milch cows, calves
and hoss for the Brighton markct--Jn
the local market Monday butter ran from
8 to 81 cents per pound and tho best price
for eggs was % cents per dozen.
The annual school meeting OF dis
trict No. will be held in town hall
Tuesday evening, March 20. to trans
act routine business md to soc what
action will be taken in regard to the
construction Of q new school building
or increasing the capacity of the pres
cnt building: and to. see If tho district
y oil 10.
to make ARRANGEMENTS with the col
lcGe FOR the maintenance Of n model
high school in connection with the
school of pedagogy oc tho COLLEGE
Miss Maude Tucker of Jericho IS with
her parents here.-AIrs Allan Hall and
deughtcr of burlington are visiting
=. T.. Turner and familv.-Mrs. r.or-
e"zo Tucker of Case street is quite H.
Mrs. John Kilburn has returned to
Bristol after visit 10 her aunt. Mrs.
Frank faPan.--J. G. Young OF Kecne,
\. II. has tsken position in Frank
Loomiss barber shop.--Amonc the
now arrivals IN town are George
W. Merrill ana Miss Florence Merrill
Of Pennsylvania. oran A. Field OF
Cornwall Mr.. ana Mrs, Henry ". Pane
! OF Cambridge Mass. Henry ]. Hyde OF
| Salisbury and Charles Q. Pratt of Fer
rishurF.-M Mrs j W. Lawrence of Cam
! bridge y Y. Is in town to remain
until college commencement-M Miss
Jennie Calhoun. who has been teach
ing in PlattshurGh. \. ". came Mon
day night in consequence of the ill
ness of her mother-Eev. Arthur T..
! Hartman went to Proctor Tuesday to
speak there Mt holy week scrvices.--A
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NIONKTON.

Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Donahue returned
SATURDAY, from Burlington. where they
were called to attend the funeral Of their
niece. f.. Collins was in Vergennes
Tuesday MIR and Mrs. +. n. Dean have
returned from Burlington Clark Cheney
has entered the employ Of j. +. Collins
Miss Bessie Stilson, Myrtle Mech and
Mrs Chas. Jewell we've Euests of Mrs
Harry Barnum OF East Monkton Satur-
day.. y. Dean has returned from a
weeks stay in tho north part OF the
State.
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BOLTON.

Frank Day OF Richmond has rented the
Iar0sc place for the coninS Near-Mr'
pickett went to Westford SATURDAY morn
Ing to visit his famiiN.-John Blair has
sold his farm to party IN BurlmSl"h -
l.. Senior is working FOR Edgar Morse OF
DuNbury through sugarlns.-C j.. S'plhs
visited at the home of Monroe stevens
In Huntington Wednesday, THURSDAY and
Friday of last weck.-lohn Dillon mas
moved from the Stevens house into the
Thompson house. Mr., Thompson and
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Tho Ladies' Aid society will hold a
penny sociahc Friday evening at the
home Of peter Dakin.-Tharles Martin
has returned from business tlip -
Boston and vicinity Miss Jennie Maj
tin has returned from Montpelier, whore
She has been attending school-Roy
Ploof has returned to Boston. whore We
has r business position, Carol Kings
land is at home for the Easter vacation
from the Rockand Military Institute ut
West Lebanon. y. u.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

DR. Dewitt Greene OF Buffalo, y. Y"
Is guest OF relatives here.-lsrael La
taSstte returned from Boston Monday
ana Is guest of his son. Joseph La
fayeite'-pr, Dewitt Greene and Mr.
baNla follansbee visited their cousin,
""i''r f"ung' and family in Lincoln
IuesoaN Atkins while numbering
III 'he woods met with serious accident
Mohua!' y log rolled over him. crush
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. William Dowdel was with her
parents 4 few days last week.-George
Farr was in Randolph last week. The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet March 30 with Mrs. Caroline
Marsh Fay Martin OF Boston was at
his fathers over Sunday. He came MP
to attend the funeral 81 his aunt, Mrs.
Josiah Bahcock Miss Emily Haston
has gone 70 Cincinnati ohio. to study
music.--Thc boys "cverybody's ball,
which came off last Friday night. was
success. There were over % couples
John Church isn't quite as we'll
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MILTON BORO.

Earl Aver loaded n car Of potatoes at
Mort Hero last week -S!las Finn las
returned to ST. Albans.-Mrs \. n. carr
is gaining slowly from the iaurdice
Bert Crown OF st. Adams was al James
Onaniels Sundar- Harvey Bevins has
moved to Judson Leaders, farm, vacat ted
by Herbert Remis .-Roila Bevins occupies
the Skelly house.-I-illian Bean is home
from burlington and leaves this week on
"a frif ia Vp-r
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lake.--James Graves is moving to Dr.
Oppenhcim's cottage.--Mr. and Mrs Will
lam January have returned from Lynn,
Mass.
The condition OF Mrs. r.. u Chlson is
slowly mproving.-Joseph LeBoeuf Of
Rutland was In town yesterday. Black
ducks have made their appearance on
otter creek. a sure sign OF spring.---M. l..
Barton visited in Burlington yesterday.
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family have taken tho James t,ire for-, 4,
waterbury Mr.. ana Mrs. C. : nt-,s,
have rented their farm to John Cavan.
augh and are visiting Mr.. Brush's motbc,
and brother in COMMUNICATES dim.
stead Of Richmond commenced her eoc.
ond term of school in district uu,oto,
typ MpuJa,
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lett is at home from Rristoi hiBh
school.-Charles c. Miller ol Nort u"
r'errisburg was in town Iueso"y'-
the house of Mrs. Mandana manson
came very near burning iues"as
when chimney and stovepipe ourn-
ed out. Considerable damage was
done by water.--The chimney to tho
house OF william Briggs burned OUT
Tuesday. Some furniture was spoiled
by water used
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Hannah tIinsdale is visiting :. f..
IIinsdale in Burlington Wescott
OF Essex Center Waited here Sunday.-The
Rev. ard Mrs. Greenleaf Of Hinesburg
called on friends here last week Miss
Nora Hinsdale is visiting in Burlington.
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TO RENT.

SEVEN ROOM TENEMENT with car
riage house and barn to rent at West
minister Station, VI. A good location
! for mechanic. also have n good
\ pasture ut Westminster to rent. Apply
10 ". V. Farr, = Buell. street. Burling
ton. Vt 63,d&wtf
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WEST BOLTON.

q. w Strecter has purchased the
George chase farm Walter and Merl
Tonlinson of East Barre are visiting their
Nj. md Mrs q. a. Poaso
-Georgc Chase of Eden was in town last
week Tho Rev. Mr., Sturges " lnderhll
held services at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning. IL. :. and Rome
Minckler of Grand Isle are visiting rela-
lives in town. Miss Crossett of Rich
mond was "A guest at Mr. and Mrs Henry
Yorks last Sunday. Willard Streeter
who has been visiting his sister in South
Rai1c, returned Monday,
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Mrs. Albeit Crandall is reported .e'-
ter Mrs Horace Cutler IL u' -'af
Roo, OF charlotte is visiting NJ. " A.-e
Mrs Edward Norton. who MAS Her-
ated upon at the Mary Fle'c hospital
last week, q, reported to BE- -l-.'-
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Ethel Smith Is visiting Mrs. J. T..
Peck IN Northileld. Sho will visit friends
In Montpelier and Burlington before she
returns home.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS or FARMS who wish to hire
hclp or TO sell a farm. should use
this column. Nearly 6,000 copies Of
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
ny many possible buyers. 26,wtf
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Dogs FOR MATCHING, S. c. White
Leghorn. great laying strain. IL for only
G5c or SIS hundred. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Clarence p. lolbrook,
Hyde Park, Vt. S9,w3t.
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ing his arm. II is feared an amputaton
of the arm below the elbow will be neces-
sary.