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EAST CHARLOTTE

MIS- brayton Ia recovering from an st.
TACK or erysipelas-F1oyd Foote IN "a.
covering from severe attack OF ton.,.
nus'--Eveiyn Hazard Ia III with grin
MISS Edith Read and Miss Ina Read hav.
returned to Troy, N. Y.-Robert Tow.r.
who has been carrying on Truman A.
drews farm for the past three years h..
taken r. c. Fletcher's farm IN shn,h,,.
ana VIII move there February 1.-E. II
Converse IL In Burlington.
inc Woman's Mission Circle mo,
with Mrs. Homer Clark Wednesday after
noon.-The January meeting OF tn. v
w. G. T. U. will bo held with France.
ana Cora Clark Friday eveninr-F,oyo
Foote is out after several DAYS. i,,p.s,
with tonsilitis Miss Cora 6yarl, c,o.oa
the winter term OF school in dis,ric, No
12 last Friday and Is to teach tho ,v,,,e-
term IN district No. li.-Among those in
attendance At the Masonic distric, ,nes,.
ing at Burlington on Monday were ID,
W. ID. II. Varney, r. n. Converse Nosa,
Blow and r a. Elllson.-C. +, Van VII,
recently cut IS saw logs from a nino tres
IN MS swamp east OF Baptist Corners
ne thursday evening PRAYER meetins
VIII oe held this week al the parsonage
Mt 7:3o o'clock.
Inc ladies' organized class Of the Ran
tist Sunday school gave the mems elias,
supper Wednesday evening. .Januar, :,
Williams Foote brought greetings ,ro,,
the West Charlotte Sunday school. Tho
Rev. w. 4. Dawson OF burlington gay.
an interesting account of his trip abroad
There were about 10 present
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HINEsBuRG.

The death o, Mrs. Harley l.. Paine,
occurred at her late home Sunday morn.
ing after an Illness of three weeks with
heart trouble. She leaves a husband and
one son. George of this time. also two
grandchildren. The funeral was held
from the home TUESDAY. Jan. q. ~ one
'clock.-Clark Pierce and family have
moved here from Ferr,sburg and will oc-
cupy the II. W. Picrce house at Mechan-
icsville.-Mr. Kiddcr If -estneld was a
guest OF his aunt, Mr. William Sanctu.
airy. over Sundav.-Nr and Mrs. r. T..
Andrews of She!hurne were in town over
Sunday.-Thore VAS q good attendance
at THE Village Schoolmarr1." given by
the local Grange Saturday evening-Mrs
Rebecca Smith, whose death occurred a :
Whiting nj the age OF % years, was a
native OF this town and sister 81 n. A
Beecher.-Miss Marjorie Ednunds OF
Bristol visited NJ John Somers's Sunday
Mrs. Ding died at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs A. p. C1ough sunday
The funeral was held from the house on
Tuesday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Georgia Pierce closed her school
in Huntsville Frlday.-Mrs. W. j. Taft is
Ill with the grip.--O c. Hallock Is quite
sick with bronchitis and grip.-The NJ.
W. A. will install their officers Friday
evening. January o. after which an oys-
ter supper will be served.-Mrs. Edna NJ
Gardner remains quite III.
The following pupils In the Hanksville
school taught by Mrs. Georgia Pierce,
had NO marks the past term: Nyra
Awire. Parker Beane, Eliza Fielder, Merle
Gorton. Roger Lattrel, Theodore Lat
trell Mack Moody Madge Pierce. Clara
Thompson. Grace Thompson. Minnie
Thompson. Llah Trombley. 1lene Wright.
Adalene Wright. Mary Wright, Frank
Wright; absen. only one day: Burdett
Gorton, FAY Shattuck. Mabel Taber. AL
fred Wright. Number enrolled. q: aver
age attendance. % 5-S.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. F. Hanks visited his
brother. J. II. Hanks, at Richmond the
first of the week.-Dr. Maynard Of Bur
lington was here Tuesday to see Mrs.
Edna Gardner, who Is critically III with
rheumatic fever. Miss Collins, n nurse
from burlington. is caring for her.-The
Grange realized about 81 from their
pound social. They are making prepar-
atoms for a drama to be given in the
nc
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PANTON.

Professor James Ten Brooke OF TdrOn-
ton, Canada, is in town, called here by
the serious illness of his sister, Mrs
Lyman Kent.-Wlllam Hatch Is recover
gestion. Ralph Deyoe is at home from
school at Vergennes this week, i'll with
severe cold-Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Twombly of Maiden, Mass, are visiting
relatives here.-The donation for the
Rev. George Pomfrey Tuesday evening
was well attended.-A social will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Tues
day evening. Feb !. An entertainment
will be given followed by a variety sup
per.--The January thaw put In its APP
pearNncc last week accompanied by
heavy rain which filed up springs and
wells, rendering some Of the roads i'm
passable. The road from the Corners to
Ncreennes was so filed with snow that
it held the water and kept it from run
ming off until channels could be dug to
drain 1t. Tho lake. which had been
frozen to a thickness OF six to eight
inches, broke up with the help OF the
heavy wind OF Saturday night from Elm
Point In Addison to Button Bay Sew
erai FISH shanties which were on the
ice were blown into the open water and
now only the roofs are in sight
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Charlie Hoyt was in Burlington Mon
day.-Miss Mary Darling of Burlington
is visiting at DR.. S. +. Darling's-
LYMAN ,onant of Wolcott Is visiting his
son. ]. F.. Conant.--The Methodist Church
is holding series of revival meetings
The Rev. William Cozens of Boston Is
conducting the scrvices.--Mrs. J. j. Kelly
is ill.---M. w. Jones is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warren OF Spring
field. Mass, are visiting at Charles
Morey's.--John Gale Of st. Johnsbury
visited his sister, Mrs. David Strickland.
Tuesday.--A. ]. Piche has closed his
dental o!1ico here and returned to ST.
Johnsbury.
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cHITTENDEN
JERICHO

Edward Martin met with painful
accident IN peculiar manner Saturday
As he was about to jump from an ice
house which had recently been filed, he
threw up his hand striking the Ice tougs
which hung over the door. The hook
caught in the fleshv part of his thumb
which held him suspended, Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Yandow. who We're married last week.
have gone to White River Junction to
reside. Thomas Blood, who has been in
failing health for a long time. died Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Louise
Blood, aged IS years Tho funeral was
held from the house Tuesday at one
o'clock.-Madam Laura Rood received
news Saturday of the death Of her
brother, MI. Benham. in Wiscon-
sn.-Mrs. Edward Mayo OF St
Adams has been visiting her brother, f.
j. Yandow.-AIrs. Charles Bell Of Rose
city, Mich, is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Bates Master Russell
Bates Bell who has been spending some
time with his grandparents. will return
home with his mother, The Ladies' Aid
society will serve supper at the church
parlors Friday EVENING". c. Brown Is
making extensive repairs on the Warren
French place which he recently pur-
chased.-Mrs n. w. Wocott and Miss
Wolcott are expected TO arrive In town
early this week.-Miss Elsie JOY of Bur
lington spent sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. h. JOY.
David n. Shaw, one Of the oldest men
In town. and man extremely active
or his age. died suddenly Monday mora
ing at about eight O'Clock. while sitting
In his chair. For few days he had conf
piained OF not feeling well. but arose
at the usual hour and did part of the
chores. Passing to the front of the house
ne exchanged greeting with the nearest
nelghbors and went into the house He
mad but Just taken his customary place
when he expired. He was born In Stock
holm, y. Y, in 1873 but came to this
town when ten years of age to live
In the Orr family. He was man OF
strong constitution and was able to re-
cover from resious attack of pneu-
monia only last winter lie Is survived
by daughter, Mrs. Sarah Townsend,
and two grandchildren, jay Shaw and
Effiegen!a Townsend. His wife died
several years ago The funeral was
held from the house Wednesday after
noon at two O'Clock. Rev. A. II. sturgis
officiating. and tho. burial was In
the village cemetery Miss Julia Carroll
mas been at home from Burlington for
rev days.-Mrs, Gloyd. who has been
visiting at the home OF F. w Pease, re-
turned to Richmond Monday. Mrs, Mat
Ito Bullock Cronin of Denver Colo, is
the guest of relatives in town-Georse
N Nay who has been at home III for
several months with typhoid fever and
o."hp''cations has recovered and return
y" " ms work In Sandy HIN, \. Y
m'"s Nellie White Is staying with Mrs.
M"r'" Packard and attending the gram
'n"i schooi'-Mrs. Hiram Hanley is SER
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Tho marriage Of ira Yandow. son OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edison Yandow Of Jericho.
10 MISS Grace Desorda, daughter Of Mr..
ana MRS. oliver Desorda Of this place.
LOOK place Thursday morning at the
Church OF the Holy Family. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rcv. ]. p.
H. Foullot In the presence Of a large
number or the friends and relatives Of
the young couple. Miss Gertrude Sisters
or Jericho was bridesmaid and Frank
iandow Of Jericho. n brother Of the
groom. acted as best man. Following
tho ceremony breakfast was served at the
homo OF the brides parents.
Tho installation Of the officers Of
Mount Mansfield Lodge, K. Of p. took
place Thursday with D. NJ. Johnson.
deputy grand chancellor. as installing
officer. The now officers are as follows.
G. c., 7. e. Huntley; V. c.. r. o. Mud
gett; .prelate. I. A. Gilbert; NJ. Of w,
II. Is. Hall. NJ at A.. A. ID. Douglas; NJ.
of f.. o. S. Nichols; x. OF r. 8, Il. A.
Ilard; NJ. Of e, d. NJ. johnson.
The annual meeting OF the Congrcga-
tional Church was held Wednesday. Jan.
10. Officers were elected as follows:
Clerk. G. c. Adams; treasurer. s. A.
Browne executive committee. r. J.
Parker, "a. ID. Duglae and Mrs. S. d.
Teachout; deacons for two years, w. w.
Smith and Or. c. NJ Ferrn Thirty
nine new members have been received
into tho church during the year. Follow
ing this meeting an adjourned meeting
of the society was held. Tho report Of
the treasurer was given and showed a
good financial condition. $. A. Brownell
was elected clerk and r. J. Parker, G. d.
Howe and Miss Julia Bates prudential
committee. and II. W. Rice. auditor.
A daughter. Mildred Zeruah, was born
January 20 to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Whitney.
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CORNWALL.

large and appreciative audience lis
tened % a most interesting address given
AT the chapel of tho Congregational
Church on Tuesday evening by DIR. John
NJ. Thomas. president of Middlebury
Coiiexe' AT the regular monthly social
meeting OF the brotherhoOd.--Cha
Foote is In Burlington taking the gem
eral course at the agricultural college.
Ihere VIII be social for the Congre-
gational Church at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Roy Bingham Friday evening, I'M
der the auspices of the Philethea Sunday
school class This Ia the beginning OF a
series OF church socials that these young
ladies' propose to give. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate Of OrsOn Kenyon.

The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court fer the District of Chittenden,
Commissioners. TO receive. examine
and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against tho estate of
Orson Kenyon late OF Hines
burg. In said district. deceased. and
all claims exhibited In Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid. at the post
office In the town OF Hinesburg. In
said district. on the fouth saturday
of July. next, from 10 o'clock a. m.
until four o'clock p. M. on each of
said days and that six months
from the 26th day OF January, A.
-. 1910, Is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at burlington this 2sth day of
GEORGE w. LOVE,
II. b. KENYON.
31,wyt Commissioners.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

load OF ice was left In the Fourth
street school yard a short time Thurs
day noon while the horses were fed when
several Of the boys playfuly started II
and, the road being icy. 1t went quite
distance. Ralph Aldrich, who had hold
Of the pole was thrown down and his
arm broken and otherwise brused--A f.
Read Of Essex junction is cutting ice on
Shelburne pond for the farmers. 1t is
about Is inches thick and OF nice quality.
Mrs. Ella Locke went to Bevidere FRI
day for weeks stay with her brother,
George o. Tilotson.-Miss Leila Liver
more. who passed few days at the
home Of her grandparents. Mr., and Mrs.
Alison Rollins returned to her horne In
Charlotte Saturday.
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wINoosK1.

ine ice In the river above the dams
went out Saturday afternoon and even
ING ABOUT midnight much anxiety
was teIt for the safety OF the new cof-
Ter oams recently installed at the new
spinning plant of the American Wooden
company The base for thu whea, mir
VIM" was practically completed. was
~ ""ay' out no other damage has
o''n 'epo'.eu Large crowds congre-
gated on the bridge all day SUNDAY
to w"'eh the high water, ana the pro-
sress OF the work on the new mill
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NEW HAVEN.

Mira. r. NJ. Partch and Mrs. W. V.
Sturtevant entertained the Ladies'
Union at the home Of Mrs, +. NJ. Partch
Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Field
OF Panton were guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs
+. nj. Partch sunday and Monday
Beaver Glenn Grange viii install their
officers Friday cvening.-Mrs Harvey
Human SIS very ill.-The Fisk jubilee
singers have been engaged to give a con-
cert in the Congregational Church Feb
ruary 2-George Everest of White Creek
y. y, is guest OF his brother, l. j.
Everest.-Arthur Hinman of Middlebury
Is In town called here by the illness of
his grandmother, Mrs. Harvey Hinman.
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WHITING.

Richard Lewis was the guest OF his
brother, Wilber, IN Troy over Sunday.
Miss Clara and Ella ketcham have
sold their farm to Bowman Crosby
Mrs. CLYDE Ketchem was in Rutland
Monday.-Mrs Charles Lewis was the
guest OF Miss Flora Smith last week.
Miss Nellie Ketcham was home from
Rutland over Sunday. Mrs, Hall Of Or
well was tho guest of her aunt, Misc
Flora Smith TMasdaY
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ADDISON.

Elizabeth Sprigg died In Wey bridge
Jan. 90 at the home Of her niece Mrs.
John Share. after a lingering illness of
heart trouble. She was an old resident
Of this town. She was buried In the
family lot here Sunday afternoon
Leola Putnam was on the sick list last
week and was Obliged to close her
school. but is better now and able to
resume her duties.-~The school at the
advent corners taught by Mrs Harry
Pettibone of Bridport closed the winter
term Fr!day.-The remains Of Mrs.
Frank warner OF Albany. who died
there on Jan. II. were brought here and
buried Thursday. The funeral was held
at the ST. Paul Church In Vergennes.-
Grange Sunday was observed at the
Baptist Church last Sunday, an appro-
pirate sermon was delivered by the pas
tor Rev. II. H, White.-George Noonan
and bride of Missouri are guests at his
brothers. W. II. Noonan.-There is to
be 'rollcall' mt the Baptist Church on
Friday Dinner and supper will be
served. The Rev. Mr.. Pomeroy OF Ver-
gennes will speak in the afternoon and
the Revs. Hartman OF Middebury
and Dawson of Burlington in the even
ing.-Rev. F.. Sawyer of Panton will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. II, II. White
Sunday.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

DIR. II. A. Durffee, Sunday school field
secretary OF the State. met the officers
and teachers of the Methodist Sunday
school to organize normal class for
training OF teachers January 17-Mrs. A.
Nichols is very ill.-The prayer service
this evening will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Wallace Newton's.--Miss
Martha Whitney, who has been teaching
in Goshen, has closed her school and re-
turned home.
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LINCOLN.

The Friday evening prayer-meetins
viii be held at the home Of l.. RI.
Rhodes. Thursday evening there will be
Christian Endeavor social at the
Ladies' hall-There is to be n conversa-
tional tea at the home Of Mrs. Edwin
Hill February 2, given by the ladies' OF
tho Industria--The members OF the
Batist choir are invited to sing with
Mrs. George Narney Friday evening.
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SKOREHAM.

Mrs. W. ". Moore returned to Bur-
linston Saturday because OF the rain
or Friday the social at James Moore's
was postponed to Saturday evening,
about DO attending Nottingham Is
in burlington with her friend, Mrs.
smith Henry.-Mr and Mrs. q, l.. Gibbs
OF bridport were recent guests at A. +.
Iott'ngham's.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Bur-
oeau ana Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Edwards
are each rejoicing over the birth of II
son,-The young son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
""i'aih Fhrnham, who is seriously Ill
IN resting comfortably, There will be
''i' OF miss social at Miss Douglass this
evening under aupaces Of the Christian
Endeavor society.
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MILTON.

Miss Lillian Wood died sunday evening
ing OF pneumonia after few days H.
ness. Her funeral was held from the
house on Wednesday at 200 D. m.-The
funeral of Cyrus Girard was held from
ST. AIMS Church Monday morning with
burial I'm the Cathohc cemetery. Mr..
Girnrd died at his daughters, Mrs.
Michael Dewey in st. Adams. He was
over ~ years old He leaves three other
daughters. Mrs. Joseph Fisher. Mrs,
Lucy Locke and Mrs Joseph Parrot OF
this place,--Mrs. Lucinda Caswell and
son, Ray. returned to New York Satur-
day.-Miss Freda Weeks spent Saturday
in Fairfax. George Turkey Is attending
business college In Burlington.-P. Jerome
ia confined to the house with an abscess
I'm his ear.-Mrs. james Mulvihill Is very
m with pneumonia Mrs. Lucia Powell Ia
i'll with the grip.-tAlrs. George Bourque
and Bert Lyon are III with the grip.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. j. C. williams fell on the ice in
her yard Sunday and broke her wrist.
Mr. Utrdge. formerly Of Orwell, died
at the Retreat ut Brattleboro Thursday
and his remains were brought here for
interment Saturday.-Judge Branch
spent last week In Pawlet with his
daughter, Mrs. J. w. Clark, returning
on Monday The annual Woodmans
ball was a success. One hundred and six
couples were prcsent.-The Masonic
Lodge are ready for the annual meeting
of the western Masonic Union. which IL
to he held here on the evening Of Feb
ruary 2-The Invitations are out for the
golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Nickerson to be held at the home on
Wednesday evening Feb. &C. IT. Walk
or Ia to have n auction OF his place We'd
nesday, Feb. 2 He is to move to the VII
LACE in the spring.
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WEYBRLDGE.

Miss Libbie sprss died Thursday
night Of last week at the home of her
niece. Mrs. j. S. Shaw. Funeral services
were held at the house Sunday after
noon; intermcnt at East Addison.-Mrs.
Emma Harrington IS in very poor health.
her daughter, Miss Lucy. is caring for
her--Miss Grace Tw!tcheI, teacher in
Peekskill n, V. has been Obliged to give
up her work on account of poor health.
She came home Friday night accom-
panied by her aunt. Mrs. II. *. Twit-
chell. Mrs. Twttchcl returned to Brook
lyn. \. y, on Saturday.-The leo went
out OF tho creek Saturday morning and
there is now no crossing at this point.
but by boat. The material for the new
bridge Is on the ground and the work.
men are here,--The last quarterly confer
ence Tor this year was held at the
parsonage on Tuesday afternoon
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BRIDPORT.

Mr. and Mrs c. r. Palmer have re-
turned from Bolton Landing. n. y
Mrs. f. c. Crane and niece. Helene,
hnve returned from on extended stay at
philadelphia. The local Grange will OBJ
serve its seventh anniversary Jon. B.
A very strong wind did some damage
last Saturday night.--The Y. i. S. 6. K.
havo elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs Anna
Hamilton: vice-president, Miss Gertrude
Wheeler, corresponding secretary. Mrs.
G. A. Pratt, recording secretary, Datus
G. Rice; treasurer. c. A. Pratt
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Harry Densmore and her father.
Samuel Lord who have been visiting
friends and relatives In town for the
past week returned 10 Barre Friday
night-Monday morning the south
bound mail was partially derailed at the
south switch. One of the wheels of the
baggage car loosened from the Journal
and caused the forward end Of the car
to leave the track. Owing to the slow
speed at which the train was running
no great damage was done. The Bur-
lington train was sent from Essex and
passengers were ansferred and
reached the Junction about 70 minutes
late.-"The Country Cousins" a play In
three acts. will be given Friday night at
Woodlands hall for the benefit OF tho
NJ w
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BOLTON.

a son was born In VILLA rstown Jan
y to Mr. and Mrs. John Fiddock The
ice bridge II this point was carried
away Saturday.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. sahins fin
ished work at the Richmond underw cor
factory Saturday.-Jan1es Foley and
family moved last week TO their farm
in Warren.-WiIl Graves and famiy
have moved into the Preston tenement.