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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13

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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-09-13

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1910.
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start out and charging him $1OO for
the use $500 week. 20 cent week keeping the
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you will have your $7,885O2
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we must have great herds of cattle roaming streets
ought have mounted police to that they remain
that they do not harm the small chdenMourie
Observer
city should have great herds of cat
roaming The cattle worth much they would
be sheltered They would be less trouble and greater
profit But it's community until the law is
enforced quite agreeable and most satisfactory ninety
cent of the people,
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E.::DOM!A
HANDWICK.

Miss Angie Thomas went to Philadel-
phia Friday TO visit her father.
Frank Rovor of St Johnsbury was in
town over Sunday.--At the regular meet
ing OF Emerson lodge Of the y. Il. o. Z.
Saturday evening the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year War
den, Mrs. a. a. Mcleod; vico-warden.
Charles Hosaboom; secretary. Mrs. Nora
Mason; financial secretary. Blanche
Green; guide. Mrs. Johns; chaplain. Mrs.
a. r. MONTGOMERY; guardian, Harry
Hogaboom; sentinel. c. G. Cochran; past
warden, a. 3. Shannon; trustee for thrIe
Years. Henry Currier; delegates to grand
lodge. y. b. Shannon, Mrs. Minnie Marsh
Installed January The Misses Il. Ora
ella and Gladys blake Of panvlle are the
guests of Miss Sadie Badger-The order
of Scotch Clans will give concert at the
opera house Thursday evening, Jecem-
Der % Several Scotch singers have been
engaged
Miss Ethel Wadron of k.nOsburg Fails
is visiting her sister, Miss Effie Waldron
The basket ball team will play Peoples
Academy at Morrisvlle Friday night End
Lyndonville will play here Monday
Cove nor Joseph w. Folk of Missouri will
lecture In the opera house January q
Elisha May of St Johnsbury was in town
Tuesday The sixth annual concert and
ball of Granite Hose company will be
held at the gymnasium Friday evening
December 20 Music will be furnished by
the Pythian club orchestra.
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BRANDON.

Mrs. l. ~ Chase is spending the week
in burlington with Mr.. Chase. who is
recovering from an operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Nrs Fannie H.
Parmelee and Mrs. f. A. Taylor of New
London, Conn, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur T9uffum The Clarendon Val
ley Marble company are getting ready
to open a quarry on the land they re-
Gently purchased Of Samuel r. Seager.
a derrick Is being erected, a blacksmith
shop built and machinery is being taken
thcro.-Mlss Susan talbot who is study
ing kndcrgarten work in Bridgeport,
Conn. Is spending vacation with her
parents, MI and Mrs. W. o. Tabot-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry T. Bartram have gone
10 Bridgeport Conn, to spend Christmas.
Mrs. Hurlcy r. Cook is visiting In
Highgate Centcr.-Stanloy Slayton went
Tuesday night TO spend several weeks in
F'lorida.-Mr and Mrs. Fred j. Bacon
have returned from Il concert tour in
Massachusetts and Connectlcut.-Mrs.
Fred Kingsley is confined to the house
by ilness.--IIlss Mabel Mills of Spring
field Mass Is visiting her pareutA Mr..
| and Mrs. Ansel Mills.-Mrs. S. w. Jones,
Mrs. H. T. Bisscl, Misses Sophia and
Erica Bissell and Norman Bissell went
yesterday to Emmervilc, s c.. TO spend
several weeks Arthur j. Baker of F>>r
! Haven is In town.-Mr. and Mrs. Gay II
Bump have gone to Chatham, n. Y
for the holidays.-AIss Gladys Howard
of Rutland Is in town.
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ORWELL.

The annual grange election resulted
In electing james Meacham, master; l..
W. Burt, overseer; Mrs. George Burt,
lecturer: Mrs. 4. 5 Hall chaplain r. S.
Hall. treasurer; o. s. Wisweu, secretary;
l.. O. Bascom, steward Harry Goats.
assistant steward; Fordyce Wisweil, gate
keeper; Myrtle Burt, Ceres; Mrs. W. r.
Erock, Pomona; Torss Purcell, Flora;
lady assistant steward. Rena Purcell.
Mrs. l.. O. Bascom, organlst.-Scn. II. y.
Cults and II. c. Young have returned
from Montpelier.-A daughter was born
to Mir. and Mrs. G. l.. Hammond Decen-
ber 13-'he annual bah OF NJ. w. A.
camp will he held in the town hall Jan
uary 13.-Schools closed last Friday and
will reopen January Miss Flora Girls
void suffered a shock Of paralysis In
florida. whore she had gone for the win
teH Word has conc that she is gaining
and hopes to be able to return SOON
There will be Christmas tree with ex-
ercises at the town han Saturday even
ing-Moses Stedman was in town sun
day-Rollin Smith returned from Sche
nectady. y. Y. recently.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the annual meeting OF Mt. Mansfield
Lodge X. Of p, Thursday evening off,
GERS We're elected follows: Chance-
Tor commander. l. e. Huntley; vice. chan
cellor. r. 0. Mudgett prelate. Homer
Crown; master of the work. H. K. Hall:
keeper of records and seal, A. r. Rugg;
master of finance. o. s. Nichols; master
OF the exchequer. d. NJ. Johnson: master
ut arms. Scott L. Terrill; inner guard.
Walter Machia; outer guard. Henry
Barnes.
The marriage of Miss Florence Center,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A. ii. Center
of Essex, to Jay Stafford Of this place
took place at the Baptist parsonage
Thursday morning. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. !. NJ Compton.
Mr.. and Mrs Stafford are on a few days
wedding trip in New York State
Mr.. Scott of lower Pearl street. who
for about IL years has been in the Rut-
land rail way freight office ut Burlington,
while setting at his desk Saturday after
noon suddenly fell to the floor and was
| unconscious until one of his associates
picked him up. lie struck on his desk
and badly bruised his left eye. a doctor
attended him and he was assisted to
a car and came to his home
| Word wa received here Monday of
the death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley In
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She is survived by
seven daughters. two Of whom are Mrs.
j. II. Douglas and Mrs. 4. ]. Parker Of
this place.
The annual meeting of r. S. Sherman
Post. G. a. r.. was held Tuesday after
noon and officers We're elected as follows:
1 -
| vice-commander l.. Is. Nichols: junior
vice-commander, George Farnsworth
quartermaster, w. f. Whitney; cha plain
II. G. Pearson; medical director, DR., D.
/ W. Smead. adiutant, l.. W. French
| quartcrmaster sergeant, NJ W. Thomp-
| son: sergeant major, p. T.. Brown: guard
| Lewis Tatro. At the meeting in January
the installation will be held in the after
noon TO WED by an oyster supper and
campfire in the evening. ]. II. Lucia, H
s. Woods and ID. c. Woodward were ap.
pointed committee OF arrangements
| The ladies of tho W. r. c.. will be guest.
at tho supper. The officers OF the Relief
Corps were also elected yesterday as fol
lows; President Mrs Mcbride: frs
vice-president, Mrs. Louise Crown; sec
ond ice-president, Mrs. II. S. Woods
secretary, Mr., II. F. Smith; organist
Miss Bessie Mcbride; conductor, Mrs
Emma Stevens; guard, Mrs. Angie Smith
chaplain, Mrs Julia Booth
William b. Johnson & Son paid Sis fol
standard milk and s140 for cream for thu
month of November.
MISS Georgianna Howrgan and JeC
Philip Castle of Westford were married
here Tuesday by the Rev. ]. p. Pouliot.
Home grown Strawberries at Christina!
are not usual thing in Vermont. Mrs
Z. w. Barney, although she will not b,
anie TO serve them for her Christina
dinner has strawberry plant which sh,
picked IN Macomber park the last Sun
day In October. She placed the plant il
flower pot where it now has a berr,
which Is nearly ripe and as red ms though
ripenod under the summer sun.
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MILTON BORC.

Alton Costello was the guest of hia
sister, Mrs. j. f. Finn, over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. McNar IF Champlain
passed sunday with their brother Il. Z.
Bullock and family.-Thomas ODanielS,
who has been confined to hts bed If M
nephew's, DR.. Carl Berkley's in st.
Adams, is reported AS g4inins.-M 1
Emma Bean is home for the HOLIDAYS
from Bridgewater Mass.-Mr. and MI,
W {. Blake are in ST. Adams for m
indefinite stay.-Wlliam Frances Wa
called to Burlington Monday to attend
the funeral of his father.-AIiss Landon
will have Christmas exercises and tired
for her pupils at the school house Thurs
day evenlng.-John Z. Finn received
news by telephone Sunday morning Of
the death of his uncle. Richard Finn at
the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Luciui
Fowler. in Underhill. where he had mazda
his home since the death of his wife u
year ago The funeral was held Tues
DAY morning at Underhill and the re-
mains brought to Milton Boro and buried
bv the side of hts wife and son, Silas,
who died recently. a daughter, Mrs
Iucius Fowler of Underhiu. a son,
Edward Finn of Springfield. Vt, and a
sister, Mrs. Patrick Ryan of ST Adams.
survive-Mr. and Mrs J. F.. Finn wera
called to Undorhill Monday night to at
tend the funeral Of their uncle. Richard
Flinn.-Mildred Goodwin is much i'm
prov ed
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Lend-aIIand Circle Of Kings
Daughters met at Il. Il. Slocums Friday
afternoon and elected officers as follows
Mrs. II. X. Slocum, leader; Mrs w. j.
Parker, vice-leader: Mrs. l. g. Elliott
secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Sherwin, treas
urer. An interesting report from the
delegate to the state convention at
Springfield was read by Mrs. Slocum-
Benjamin Lawrence. who has been III the
past week. il able to be around the
house.-Ogene Butler Is getting better
Mrs. r. A. Tillcy Of Swanton and her son.
r, e. Tflley, and family of Burlington
we're guests at II. F.. Tilley's Sunday.
Arthur Langaway. while pressing hay
for f. w. Butler Monday, got his hand
caught In the machine and badly
cut and bruised He went to
his homo in Vergennes Tuesday.
The schools will close Friday for a
weeks vacadon.--Miss Eunice Prior, who
| teaches In Montgomery, Is at home for
two weeks.-Jason Prior and sister
Sarah, will go TO Montpelier to-day 70
spend Christmas at tho home of their
uncle, A. A Comstock. Several from this
town attended the Pomona Grange ir
Burlington Tuesday.
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MILTON.

The remains Of Richard Flynn vera
brought here Tuesday forenoon from
l'nderhill and taken to Milton Boro for
interment in the family lot Mr.. Bailey
has gone to his home in Manchester and
Miss Marion Richards to her home N
Maine for the holiday vacaton.--Misi
May Kennedy is at home from her school
in st. Johnsbury for the lolidoys.--Lu-
ther Farnnam of Burlington is visiting at
q. Ladue s.--Mrs. J. a. Kennedy. who
has been seriously H. Is improving
Charles Swan has returned from Clarks-
burg. W. Va. whore he went to attend
the funeral of his daughter, Mrs. Agnes
Swan Gazely.- Abss Ruth Flint Of Ran
d6lph is visiting her grandfather, tina
Roy. T.. L. Herrick.--John Mears, who
has the rheumatism. is worse.-John
Curry has moved to Carthage. y. Y
George H. Swan has moved to Sheihurne,
where he will be foreman for J. warren
Bolts on his large farm called "Shor1
Acres Wilbur sheldon returned from
trip to Sharon Suuday.-C. NJ. He,der
was in burlington Monday.-Mrs Rector
Japan has returned from Hanover \.
N-Joseph Clark went Tuesday night a.
visit his sister, Mrs Odl'n Of Andoyer.-.
y. y. Marquett is in Springfield. Mass,
visiting his son, Harry. Cous table Lyon
held an auction OF some Of Harry Weiss
things Monday. They We're attached by
the bank-John and Michael McGrath Of
Georgia have conveyed the Fred Davis
farm to Arthur Kennedy and wife for
IS, 0O0--Mr. and Mrs. II. G. McNall ara
spending Christmas with their daughter
Mrs. f. A. Benham, in Boston.--Marshali
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COLCHESTER.

A pretty wedding was solamnized at the
home OF MIR. and Mrs. B. II. Carpenter
Thursday evening when their daughter
Della NJ, was married TO Theodore y.
Nideto of Nergennes. Al $40 MISS
Ethel Goodspeed began playing the we'd
ding march and the happy pair took their
place under an arch Of eversreens with
Miss Videto and Allen Carpenter acting
as bridesmaid and best man. The service
was read by the Rev. s. Aldrich Of the
Baptist Church The bride was dressed
in white silk messaline and wore a
bridal veil. Nineteen invited guests wit
messed the ceremony The many presents
included cut glass. plated silver ware
and bank notes Mrs. Ndeto has been
teaching in the Industrial school at Yer
gennes for some time and the members OF
the faculty materially expressed their
esteem by presenting her with fine brass
mounted clock. superintendent Barss
and several members of the faculty came
here for the wedding and brought the
good wishes Of all officers and the teachers
Mr.. Videto is an assistant at the IN
dustrial school and after a few days with
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nideto
will return to their work of caring Tor
the States delinquent children.
The Misses Grace and Myrtle MacNeil
are spending the Christmas vacation with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs A MacNeil'
Miss Helen Andrus of burlington IL
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Ellen NJ
pay.-A Christmas tree and social Tor
the children of the Baptist Church VIII
be held in the vestry Friday evening
At the parish house Saturday evening a
tree and supper will be given the children
Of the Congregational Sunday school,
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or Holley hnll In place or A. j. crane
resigned.-Mrs Butler. mother OF Mrs.
James DiiIon, and Mrs. Fanny tracy,
both aged RESIDENTS, are seriously H.
Artnur SteVens OF CORNWALL visited MS
wsfe mere over SUNDAY. Mrs. stevens is
recovering from an operatioh'-b. D.
clark. VINO is IN the employ or the
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TWO weeks Faca'lon'-M'ss "eftuue
tarmiee Its at nome iron oprihsle'u'-
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SHELBURNE.

Mr. and Mrs Cyrus y. Van Vllet
have issued invitations for the marri.
age Of their daughter Leila A.. TO sid
ney Ethan Clahn of Charlotte Deccm-
Der 2S at half after two AT the Meth
odlst Church. Shelburne. Miss Eliza
beth Weeks is ut home from Vassm-,
and Miss Janet Harmon from Colum-
bla for the holidays.-The children aIa
rehearslng this week for the ChIis t-
mas exercises to be held at the Mett
odlst church Saturday evening.--Wi y
his customary henencence, ex-Gov. D,
J.. Barstow presented all the school
children IN town with Christmas gifts.
Each of Mrs. Aliens pupils in Ea s..
Shelburne received from him. in 1d-
dition, a bright. new silver coin.
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StIOREHAM.

The Womans Missionary meeting was
held Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ella Bald
wins. --Miss Bernlce Brown, who has been
quite ill., is recovering slowly.+The Sun
day school Christmas tree will be held
Saturday evening in the town room with
appropriate exercises-Alr. and Mrs. W.
w. Moore are passing y few days with
their son, r. II. Moore. at Ticonderosa.
The Misses Lydia Baldwin. Gladys
Cook. Selma Moore, Beth pelano and
Eva Baldwin, who are attending Middle
burg high school, are passing the holiday
vacation at home-Dr. Smith of Glens
Falls. N. Y. was a recent visitor at Dr.
u. r. Townsend's ats Richville--The town
schools open for the next session Jan
nary IA Christmas tree and exercises
will be held in Wards opera house II
Richvile Monday evenine.-Aliss Maud
Farnham Is at home for the holidays.
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RICHMOND.

The Vermont Condensed Milk company
Is separating all its milk at present
Ice is about foot thick and many are
filling their ice houses.
Josiah d. Fuller, who had been In fall
ing health the past year. died early Sun
day morning. Mr.. Fuller was born in
Starksboro August 2. 1899. and resided
there until 1891. He was elected town
representative from that town in 1873
In 1891 he moved to Richmond. The de-
ceased leaves three sons. Walter and
Wayland of this town and Thaddeus OF
Huntington, four daughters. Mrs NJ. s.
Whitcomb. Mrs. c. 3. Andrews. Mrs.
Andrew Berry and Mrs o. 3. Wood Of
this town, and one brother of East Long
meadow, Mass. The funeral was held
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday at
one o'clo rk-Mr. and Mrs J. w. McCar-
CHAN were the guests OF friends in St
Adams over Sunday.-Mrs. Arthur Sim
mons of Essex Junction was the guest
of friends in town Monday-Miss Kath-
crime Kennedy has returned from a few
days with relatives in underhil.
The funeral OF Josiah d. Fuller, who
died Sunday morning after a long illness
was held at the Congregational Church
Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock, the
Rev. F., p Treat officiating. The bearers
were Thaddeus, Walter and Wayland
Fuller. sons of the deceased, NJ 5. Whit
comb, c. p. Andrews and O. r. Wood
his son-in-law. F II. Shepardson sang
two selections. The burial was in tht
family lot In River View cemetery, Amon1
| those from out of town in attendance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Randall ot
| Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace HI
of Starksporo, Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Greer
| of Bristol Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ellie
OF Waltsfeld and r. C. Berry OF Stowe
Mrs. Jessie Bailey has returned from 9
six weeks stay with friends IN Proctors
| VILE
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Sarah Hazard has been seriously
III for week at the home OF her son, G.
NJ Hazard. in South Charlotte.-Mrs.
Arthur White has gone to Londonderry,
y H.. to visit her parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
Butterick.-E II. Converse is in Rich-
mond, visiting Mr., and Mrs. A. T. Ste-
vens-Mlss Augusta Tatro Of burlington
Is srouline the holiday season with hex
cousin. Mrs Christina NoiGt--R. q.
Cleveland left Dec. Il for Attleboro,
Mass. whore he was called by the seri-
Gus Illness # his infant son.-Miss Anna
Hayes. who is teaching in Hardwick.
came saturday to pass the Christmas
vacation with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs,
Daniel Iayes.-Miss Alice Emo Is at her
home in the south part of the town from
Grand Rapids, Mich, where she is con-
valescing from severe attack of typhoid
fever.-The young children OF Mr. and
Mrs. Moses Blow. who have been i'll for
ten days, are observation-disclosures eN-
ercises will be held at the Baptist Church
Saturday evening at $50 o'clock.
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cHITTENDEN
JERICHO.

Z. Bailey Brown returned Friday even
ing from few days visit with his
brother and sister IN Burlington.--Geo
Ring is In Montpelier where he has en-
ployment.-Mrs. Clara h. Howe has gone
TO Pittsford for an extended stay with
her sister.-Miss Florence Buxton of the
Essex Junction high school and Miss
Phyllis Brown and Clarence Ladue Of
the Burlington high school are at their
respective home- for the Christmas vaca-
uon.--tioward Dingler has gone to Nash
Vile to work for william Polard.-At
the last meeting of Mansfield grange the
following officers We're elected Grand
master, f. G. Pease; overseer, s. NJ.
Parkard; chaplain. II. p, Hall; steward C.
f. Lee; assistant steward. W. j. Nichols;
lady assistant, Mrs. W. j. Nichols: lee
turer, Miss Emma Mcknell; secretary.
|. r. Gleason; treasurer. A. Z. Byngton:
doorkeeper, f, G. Bliss, Ceres. Mrs G. r..
Lee; Flora Mrs. +. A. stiles; Pomona.
Mrs. {. IL. Osbourn.-Miss Edith Cochrane
Is Mt home from Burlington for a few
| weeks.-Mrs. Bert Bradsh and daughter,
Mrs. Howard Aver. We're in burlington
| Friday
Mrs. Harriet Cleveland and daughter.
Lillian, of Westford returned Saturday
from Flats burgh, where they were called
week ago by the Illness and death OF
MIS-. Clevelands older son. Clyde. Clyde
| Cleveland was the oldest OF four children
born to Frank and Harriet Davis)
| Cleveland. He was born In Michigan
20 years ago December 4. Early In the
ran he underwent an operation for APP
| DRlnlNliS and fnIlN rlp0Nprp1 his
death due to a complication of diseases
occurring Tuesday In the hospital al
lflatishurgh Tho funeral was held Thurs
day with burial there Beside his par
ents and the sister mentioned, he Is sur
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FERRIsBURC.

Miss Carrie Scott will give the Method
list Episcopal Sunday school children a
Christmas tree and supper this
afternoon In the church parlors.-Miss
Scott has also given her school at the
Center n Christmas tree. presenting each
scholar with gifts.--There will be n spe-
cial service at the Methodist Church on
Sunday evening. There will be Christ.
mas music and speaking by the children
Mr.. and Mrs l.. f. Avery are visiting
in Brandon Miss Elizabeth Adams OF
Middlebury College is spending tho
Christmas vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Adams.-Russel
Preston Is ill.-Mrs. Wesley Narney ans
daughter. Flossie, visited Mrs. John Pc
one recently
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CHARLOTTE.

The library win not be open SATURDAY,
Mr.. and Mrs 10. q. williams and son
left Thursday for a visit TO Wisconsin
and other western States.-Therc will be
a Christmas tree and exercises at the
vestry Sunday evening. Carlton Mcneil
is at home from Vermont Academy, and
James Williams from Kimball Academy.
The officers elected by tho grange fol-
low: Master, John williams; overseer,
Charles Foote; steward, A. r. White;
assistant steward. Gilman Foote; chaplain
Mr.. Gulck: treasurer, +. Il. Smith
secretary. Mrs. Edna Beach; gatekeeper
Ralph Livermore Ceres, Corlene Wooster
Flora, Cora Clark: Pomona, Ella Rivers
lady assistant steward. Claire Beach. The
installation of officers will he public
Miss Bernice I'llthorpe and Ernest
Rivers were married by the Rev. Mr.
Quick at the parsonage Tuesday morn
n
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MONKTON.

The Rev. w. II. Hull preached In
the congregational Church at Bristol
Sunday.---J h. Collins was In YER
gennes Saturday.--Mrs. j. e. Collins
was In Vergennes Monday.-NIr, and
Mrs. f. II. Dean and Mr.. and Mrs. e.
II. Palmer have returned from several
days in Burlington,-G. 3. Smith is
ill.--The special meetings at East
Monkton Will be continued this week.
Among those who will assist are the
Rev. T.. II. Stone Of Bristol, the Rev.
W. r. Ryder of IIinesburg, and Dis
trict superintendent F. l.. Dow, who
will be present Thursday and Friday
evenings. The meetings will close
Sunday night. The district superin-
tendcnt will be present Mt the reopen
ing of the church at Monkton Sunday
morning. and at the other services or
the day.