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RIPTON.

John Haskins dropped dead at his home
Wednesday January 1, from heart failure.
lie leaves u wife and two small children.
The funeral WAS held at the church Fri
day at one o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Hala-
well officiating Mrs. Lizzie Goodell died
at her fathers home Monday. The funeral
was held at the church Tuesday at two
o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Halawoll officiat-
ing.-Miss Helen Fits is very i'll at
Joseph Goodro' s.--Arlean Gibbs Is IA
daughter was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gee Sunday.
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ADDISON,

reception was held Saturday evening
Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Mar
shall in honor of their son, Hayward Mar
shall and wife. who have just returned
from their wedding trip. Hayward Mar
shall was married on Dec. 10 to Miss Alice
Williams at Worcester, n. Y, and since
then have been visiting in New York,
Boston and other citlcs.--Grand View
Grange held meeting Friday evening
and installed the now officers. Mr.. and
Mrs Osburne of Shoreham were the in
stallng officers A banquet was served
Jessie Regor has returned to her school
in Westport. -Clarebell Marshall has re-
turned to Castleton normal school
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Richard segVin is i'll with the grip
Frank st. George Of Bridport Is sting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Fred 81
GeorEe.-George Palmer has returned
from southern New Hampshi-e. where
he has been at work IN q lIu.n.r cann
since September Leo and Henry Desau.
tells. the two young sons Of NJ. end Mrs
Wil1red Desautels, are IN with pneu.
Il ,onia~ Mrs. Alfred Pevna and Infant O,
Cornwall who have been tho guests Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Foote. for
the past ten days. returned homo Satur.
day.-Dr ", H II, Naruey went to Ba-
kerstield, called there by the Illness from
pneumonia Of his grandson, Horny Put.
nam. who Is attending Brigham Acad-
emv
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. George ella ero oo.
valescing from severe attncb ~ .n,
grip. Mrs. Lucia Streetor has ro,,,r,,,,,.
rom oroester' Mass-Mrs a. I.ancor il
SERIOUSLY III with erysipelas. Mrs @. A.
rease visited her daushtar. Mrs. Verne
ioh1'ihsoii' In Barre this week -Chauncey
hpoo't OF winston Is visiting his sister
MIS- Edwin HaIl.-The Willing Worker,
society met with Mrs. Richard Bacon
Ihursday. LEON Corlss, owner OF the
steam mill in the notch. made a business,
trip to New Boston. \. r.. tho first Of tho
week.-The Richmond Lumber Co. havs
hnished their Job in the notch and ors
now numbering on the 8 |. Toml,uso
place on the stage road
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NORTH FERRISHURG.

The Ladies' Aid society met at
the parsonage Wednesday afternoon
Arunah Secuin has returned from Cana
dat. w. Fletcher of Brdport spent
Sunday at the Martin House.-The in
stallation of the new officers of Mt. Philo
Grange was held Friday evening. Re
freshments We're served after which
dancing was enjoyed.-There will be q
basket dance at the Martin House on Fri
day evening Of this week.-Mlss Sessions
who Is associate with the kurn Hattin
Home at SaXtons River, gave very in
terestinS address at the Methodist Church
on Sunday morning The quarterly con-
ference VIII be held at the Methodist
Church next Saturday afternoon when
District Superintendent r. L. Dow will
DE present.
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CORNWALL.

The marriage OF Miss Retta, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Highter,
and James Parrish WAS roemnized, on
Monday morning at st. Mary's Catholic
Church in Middlebury. Mr.. and Mrs
Parrish will reside in town after their
return from their wedding trip-Mrs. NJ
O. Field of West Cornwall returned home
Monday alter II few days visit In Bur
llngton at the homo of DR.. and Mrs. S. L.
Maynard.
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JERICHO

Mrs. Martha Pettee has gone to Green's
boro for a visit with relatves.-Homer
Wells of Cambridge was visitor over
Sunday at q. w. Foster s.-The Rev.
Frederic Emerson has gone to his new
passionate In East Wallingford. Mrs,
Emerson has gone TO Schenectady to WIS.,
II her son,-Nrs. Elsie Ross Brown OF
Springfield. Mass. IS visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. W. Ross,-Mrs. Hira Percival
has returned from two weeks visit
with relatives In Burlington.-Miss Flor
ence Buxton returned to the Essex juno
ton high school Monday after a two
weeks vacation at home.--lce cutting has
begun on Reavys pond. Between 1900
and Loo cakes were cut and removed Sat
urday.-Foward Streeter of Bolton was in
tho village Saturday with n bob-cat that
ne shot on the hill back of William Pol
lards, near Bolton. The animal weighed
about IL pounds.
Nlillam q. Cook died Monday afternoon
ABOUT ono O'Clock at his homo in this viii
iase lie was born In North Underhil
." years ago and was the son OF Jonas G..
COOK ana Sarah French. Until his re-
moVai 10 this village three years ago he
had Always lived upon the farm where
he was born. He was n member of the
Methodist Church here, wnere his loss
will DO keenly felt. He Is survived by his
wife, who before her marriage was Lucia
Rogers, by one son. Lester Il. Cook Of
North underMll, and by a brother Lin
coin A. Cook of Quincy. Mass. There
will be prayer service at the house
this afternoon but the funeral will,
be held from the Methodist Church In
l'nderhil at one o'clock in charge Of
Rev A. H. Sturgis. 1t is expected the
burial will he in Underhil.
| Dorothy, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Hammond Sinclair, 10 III. threatened with
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SHELRURNE.

Miss Ethel NJ. Blssonette aged % vears
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs f. w. Bison.
cite. died Monday evening after thro.
weeks Illness with acute meningitis. Mia
Bissonette was n graduate Of the s,oI.
burne high school and Casteton Norma
SCHOOL She taught two years in thl,
town and went last fail to Springfield m
teach where she was taken H. She was
member of the Methodist Church and
choir The funeral will he held AZ tw,
o'clock this afternoon From tho bo,so
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CORNWALL.

Whilo splitting Il pine stump last FIJI
day Perry Tompson received a sever cash
In his foot near his great toe.-Word has
been received from Carrie Foote Proctor,
Of her safe arrival at Denver, Col. Her
brother j.. u. F'oote is to start honcwari
in the near future.-Mrs. A. l.. Payne re-
turned Saturday from East Charlotte,
whore she had been ten days at the home
OF her father, D, O. Foote.--The last snow
storm made the hest slcighing of the
winter on the high roads that previous
winds had left almost bare,-Mr. ANA
Mrs. Cason Fisher attended the in
stallation Of officers of the graz &c In
Addison Friday night
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Woman's Adult Bible Glass OF the
Baptist Sunday school will hold bust.
ness meeting with Mrs. j r. Taggart. tho
president on Wednesday afternoon
Edward Godette and little daughter re-
turned TO Hyde Park last Friday after
several days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, George Ssguin.-Mrs. A. L.
Payne and son. Ralph. have returned to
Cornwall after spending a week with Mrs
Payen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. o.
Foot,-Mr. and Mrs, G. w. Hazard, Mrs.
G. W. Prindle. Leon Prindle. c. l. and
Harry Van Nliet A. r. White and w. I.
Bradley attended the Dairymen's meet
ing In Burlington last week--Leo and
Henry Desautels. the young sons Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Desautels, are recovering
from pneumon!a--Mrs. Sarah Horsford
received last week over ten tons OF
Stacked lime which she will use on her
orchard. -Road-makers were quite busy
some Of the time last week keeping the
| roads open, the high winds keeping the
cross roads we'll piled with drifts.
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NEW HAVEN.

The installation Of officers of Beaver
Glenn Grange will be held in the town
hall Friday evening. January 1i.--Mr and
Mrs. william Hoag are the parents Of
baby Eirl.-Franklyn Williams of Mid
dlebury was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Nj. Beneulct over Sunday.-F. +. Rowlev
returned home Saturday after passing
several days with his father in Shelburne.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson was guest of Mrs F.
H. Conant Saturday and Sunday.
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UNDEREILL.

A Joint Installation Of officers Of post
and corps was held at GRAND Arm hall
Wednesday afternoon. January - after
which an oyster supper was served. Mrs
II. Howard, who has been seriously Ill
is much hetter.-Alrs. Norris continues tc
improve,-Lyle lockwood and Ralph sly.
giles are attending business college ir
Burlington.-The graded school re-opened
Monday after a weeks vacation
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Walter Taft has returned from
the Mary Fletcher hospital much I'M
proved In health.-Alr. and Mrs James
Cass of Randolph are visiting her SISTERS
Mrs ID. +. Hanks and Mrs. w. a. Miner
L. Liberty Of North Troy visited MS
brothers, Andrew and LOWS, ana other
relatives last week. There Will be no
service here next Sunday as the pastor
the Rev. H. !. Kemp, Will attend the
quarterly session OF the FREQ Baptist as
ISOLATION at Starksboro.-Ca lump
Grange have elected the following OIL
GERS Master, l.. q. Bagley; overseer' NJ
Il. Brewster; lecturer Mrs. Ida Bagley (;
steward. V. r. Sargent; assistant stew
ard, A. IL Higley; lady assistant stew
ard, Mrs, A. IL. Higley; treasurer MIS-
Agner Brewster; Sec, Mrs, Georgia f'erce'
chaplain Mrs, Olive Brewster gatekeep-
er, q. 8. Brewstsri Ceres. Miss AaaSa
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SIEEPlESs NIGHTS

Many night rest is spoiled by
frequent fits of coughing--sometimcs
is SO ANNOYING as TO prevent sleep.
Kcmp's Ealsan will cure coughs If
any medicine viii, ana Will relieve
tie irritation in the throat For all
throat and lung troubles take Nemp'S
Iulsan. Druggists Y"ll ii at Csc. and
zoe. "a bottle.
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BRIDPORT.

Rev. Henry Lamb expects to preach his
last sermon In town next Sunday.--The
Ladies society of the Congregational
Church donated 800 to the church society
recently.-The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs, r. ID. Norton Is on the gain,-The
Friendly club will meet at the yestry
Wednesday, January 49,
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EAST MIDDI,EBURY.

Mrs. A. Nichols IS approximately COM
mittee appointed by the Ladies' Aid socie-
ty to arrange for an entertainment and
sale in the near future are Mrs. G. T.
Partridge MlH. Noble Fem. and Mrs. \.
A. Boa rdman.--Archic GladdnG If Iiris toll
and Miss Flcssie Rock were married Sun
day by Rev. S. w. Hidwell at his home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Russell arc Ill.
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ORWELL.

Tho annual meeting Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Orwell was held Tues
day and the following directors were
elected: George NJ Wright. L. T.. Young
c. NJ. North w. B. French, u. J.. Wells
The directors elected these officers: lTesi-
dent, G. NJ. Wright; vice. president, r. u
Young: cashier d. L, Wells.
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WEYDRIDCE.

The annual church meering and roll call
fthe Congregational society was held
at that church last Saturday.-Miss Flor
ence Samson has received notice of the
critical Illness of her brother, Willis Sam
son at Port Henry n. "a. ]. Stowe
is i'll with symptoms of pneumonia.
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke buried an
infant child last week,-Mss Rookie
Chase and r. f. Haskins We're Burling
ton visitors last Saturday.-R. c. Martin
was in Burlington last Friday. Forest
Partch has gone TO Taunton. Mass,
where he has position in an insane asy-
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TOWNSVILLE.

The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown has been seriously fla. u.
Crandall was In Burlington Tues ay.-
Mrs. Chester Cutler went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday. Il l-renct
OlmStend has been III tho ~ VI ,,.n.l
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Fielder; Pomona, Mrs Grace Sisters,
Flora. Miss Lena Miles.-NIrs. Edna
Gardner is confined to tho house with In.
flammatory rheumatism.
DR.. Spiller. optician, will be at Jeron,
Carpenters January Is, at Fuller's uote
January II.
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HANCOCK.

Walter Sevcry has moved from Roches-
ter into the house formerly occupied by
Edward MaCarthy.-Calvin and Guy
Whcclcr's house took fire last friday
while they were all away and burned 10
the ground, the neighbors saved some po-
tatoes and apples. There was no insur-
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Mrs. Edward Walker and Mrs ~ 80
Hascom havo been sick during ulo pea
week but ere now bettor.-The e".t ''.
west roads have been blocked FOR '"o V,
threo daya In spite OF the TACT '',''.
many men have been working TO is''',i
them passabe.--Mr. Jacobs ana H. -"
Allen attended the Dairymens Mee'''S
last week at RurIiu trtou
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. George Palmer and Mrs. T. l..
Stevens entertained the Aid Circle of tho
Kings Daughters at the homo Of Mrs
stevens Friday afternoon. Dinner was
served at one o'clock Miss Hattie Tow
Pierce who has been employed at Sar-
ing friends In town--Mr and Mrs.
Aruth Terrien left Thursday morn
ing for Springfield. Mass, where they
Will rtsidr.--James Cannon Is visiting his
parents, .Lr and Mrs. John Cannon.
4, a cpec.a, meeting Of tho I. o. o. r.
held january the following officers We're
installed. j. \. Richardson, \. c.; z. S.
Bradley. V. c.; r. c. Gloyd. recording
secretary; NJ. O. Goodrich, financial secre-
tary; Q. G. Curler, treasurer; +. c,
enyon. warden; l.. E. Prior. conductor;
Arthur Sherman, r s. s.; DR. Loviolette,
l.. S. s.; William Shonion. l. c.; F. G.
Currier. O. e.; Stanley Tomlison. r. S.
y. G., n, Z. Flag, T. S. Y. g.; S. y.
Tomlinson. chaplain.-John Harringto. of
burlington was in town yesterdny.-The
Misses Mamie and Agnes O'Brien, VIM
fred Burke, Lillian Van Matre. Agnes
McCrovern, Rose Carvin Kate Iave!le
and Mrs. Anna Hazel attended the A. O.
II, reception In bu!hngtor Tuesday
evening.--Mlss Bessie Ryan IS In Burling-
ton.-'The All Round club met with Mr.
and Mrs. +. II. Shepardson Tuesday
| evening.-Claudo Root, who has beer
visiting his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Root, in Millb,r'y, MASS, has returned
Miss Flora Goodrich visited IN burlington
yesterday.--The Louise NJ, Smiley Circle
of Kings Daughters met at the home OF
the Rev Frances Klnball Yesterday after
noon.-The body Of Morton Judson, who
died in Boston Thursday night, was taker
| to Burlington Wednesday and placed II
the vault at Lake View cemetery.
There will be sleighlide with soca
at the home of NJ. S. Whitcomb Friday
evening. Teams will leave Flags cor
| ner ct seven O'olock.-The annual meet
| INK of tho Congregational Church wa!
| held Wednesday afternoon. The treas
| urers report showed O. total Of II, 63l.6i ex
| pended for home expenses and s2s9.6
| given for missionary work. The follow
| ing officers We're chosen: Clerk, Mrs. w
| - Fuller; treasurer, NJ s. Whitcomo
| Sunday school superintendent, +. II
| Shepardson: trustee for three years. A
| {. Berry; deacon for three years, Or. w
Palmer; historian Mrs, A. 7. a.evens.
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Blake have gone
to ST. Adams to remain some Tine
Miss Josie Martin spent Sunday at her
homo in North Hero-Many attended the
daryman's meeting in Burlington last
week
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CHARLOTTE.

edward Iaforce had q rib fractured by
being thrown upon the Ice By a horse
he was leading.
l.. Richard Dean, who has been passing
the holidays at his home here. has re-
turned TO his school in New Hampshire
The Ladies' Aid will hold their annual
meeting at the Congregational vestry next
Wednesday afternoon
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Farms Cheap

100 acres, white house, two good
barns. good running water. plenty or
fruit, land nearly level. Price, IN
Guiding farming tools. $500
1870 acres, l2-room house, almost new,
two good barns, good sugar house fully
equipped for 500 trees. good OUTFIT OF
'1rmirp and GARY tools. By miles to
tllnge. Price. including ~ to 10
'owg $4,000.
.TYNCLDS REAL ESTATE co
1913 CoLLEGE STREET.
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MILTON.

Mrs. o. G. Phelps and Miss Ella
Phelps have returned from several
months visit in Iowa.-John Mcintyre died
suddenly at his home on the plains south
of the village at nine O'Clock Saturday
evening. His funeral was held at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at his late
homc.-Miss Mabel Hinton of Massachu-
sets Is the new teacher in the grammar
school.-.liss Gladys Phelps of Burlng-
ton spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. y, Il. Phelps.-Rev. E. e. Her
rick preached in Cambridge Sunday in
| exchange with Miss Nellie Osman.-The
ladies Of the Eastern Star are to have
a hot supper and social at II. A. Brush's
on Thursday evening, January 13.-Su-
| perlntendent G. Il Belden Of the pulp
mill was in New York last week.
The funeral of John Mcintyre WIS held
| from his late home Tuesday at 300 p. m,
| the Rev. VI. n. Ryan officiating, assisted
| by the Rev. z. r. Herrick. with the in
| terment In the family lot in the village
cemetery. Tho bearers were Road Mas
ter NJ. II. Vincent of the c. V. r. H. of
st. Adams, Roadmaster NJ Lynch OF
| Montpelier and II. G. McNall and John
McMuIlen OF this place Mr.. Mcintyre
|
| ton foreman for the c. " r. r. for Is
| Years and had worked for the IA ad for
| Is years going or the section as lad of
| Il years He was the oldest foreman
| on the road In years OF service and the
| oldest b one In any branch OF the
| railroad work. He had been a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism and was badly
crippled by it but managed to keep at
|, IL
died I..c men Of his section attended
his funeral also many other sec
ton foremen He leaves wife and two
| brothers. James and David of Burlington.
Among others who We're present at the
| funeral were W. II. Davis OF Burlington
and sister Of Mrs. Mcintyre from Mon
! trealB d. Martin Is confined to the
| house by ilness-Nrs. c. w. Writer'S OF
st. Adams spent Tuesday with her aunt.
Miss NJ. Haight.-N1rs. George Peltier Is
| i'll with pneumonia.
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WESTFORD.

A pretty wedding was solemnized Wed.
nesday, Jan. 8 at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Munson when their only
daughter, Winnie c., was married to
Harry Farnsworth. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Josiah Kidder and
the bridal couple entered the sitting room
to the strains of tho wedding march
played by Miss Media Rice, The room was
tastefully decorated with evergreens and
streamers OF green and white. Miss Lizzie
Rowland OF Morrisvile acted as BRIDES
maid and Harry Bates of this town wac
best man Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth have
gone to Springfield, Mass, Among those
from out Of town were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hathaway Of Burlington, Mrs. Gordon
and Miss McLane Of Willieton, Mr.. and
Mrs George Garrow Of Essex, r. T. Batter
of Hudson, n. Y. and Miss Amelia Keeler
of Essex.
George Hall returned to Boston Mon
day.-The annual society meeting Of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church WAS held Saturday
lCOattuued on PAGE -
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FOR SALE-JAcensed country hotel, fur-
nishod, good location, price three thou
sand dJllars MDlionaires stock farm
fifteen new buildings cost lorty thou
ssnd last year. Price eight thousand
J. D. Shahan, Port Henry, n. Y.
8,6t&w1t
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ONE CENT
A WORD
R @

Advertising in this col
urnn one cent a word, each
insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cnsh
in advance required. NO
advertisement taken wnich
IA less than twelve words'
two lines. Special terms
70 advertisers using from
$50 to 1000 lines WITHIN
twelve consecutive months
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ESSEX CENTER.

Fayette +. Mck enzie and Miss Laura J.
Bates were married at the home of the
bride, Mrs. Nellie H. Bates, Wednesday
afternoon, January S. by the Rev. F. 3.
Blodgett. After a short wedding trip they
will reside at the home Of the grooma
father, Ezra Mckenzie.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-Twelve room hotei, nrs'
class location; p. O. box pa, Giens ans
w 7,12t&w,2t.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Lend Hand Circle of the Kings
Daughters met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. F.. r. Slocum..-Miss Flor
ence Caswell is in Westford, the guest Of
Miss Alice Brown.-W. J. Spicer, who
was called here last week by the death Of
his father, returned to his home in Glens
Falls, n. Y, Saturday, accompanied by
his mother, who will spend the winter
there.-Mr. and Mrs. r. r, Crandall of
Jonesville were at Daniel OBrien's Sun
day.-Frank Harris Of Starksboro visited
at Alison Rollns's Wednesday.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell farm should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper arc sold every issue ana
your advertisement would DO read
by many possible buyers. OWL
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
mrs of the Farmers e. Mechanics Saw
lngs institution & Trust company will
Se held at the banking house of the
Merchants National bank Of Burlington,
vt, On Wednesday,. January O., 1910. at
eleven O'Clock a. NJ. for the election of
trustees.
L. T.. WOODHOUSE, Treasurer
Burlington. VT, Dec, 20, 1878 2LWA
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pneumonia w. Pcase Is confined
to the house by illness.--Mr. and Mrs. f..
Wright Fay have returned from n few
months stay in Iowa.-Isaac Chase q st.
Adams Is In town.--Mrs. Carrie Jackson
OF Underhill Is visiting at II. +. Mont
agues-The wedding Of Ira Yandow. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. ]. Yandow Of this
town. and Grace Uisorda of Essex juno
ton rs announced to take place January
D.-tMrs. Harriet Cleveland has gone to
Fairfax, where she has employment
George NJ Nay, who has been in SER
ious condition for several months, is much
improved and Is able to be out.-Guy
Hanley Is confined to the house with in
juries which he received when his horse
ran away while marking ice on the pond.
The ice cutting industry was somewhat
crippled Wednesday by a strike among
tho cutters. There was a misunder-
standing between the manager and the
Workmen and Ave mon quit work
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FOR SALE-2oO acre farm IN NORRIS
town. Good sugar works and apple or
chard of $50 trees. Running water at
house and barns. Reason Tor seillnS
poor health. VIII sell for &'p CASH
or on oart payment plan, Frank bala-
ner, JrristoWn z'Nfl
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OWE SECONDHAND Fl. P. engine
and boiler. Price 5000 to quick buyer
A. ], Houston. Stowe. Vt. Ia,W2t
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FOR SAI,E-Bale shavings Tor peooins;
carload lots, Prompt shipment Sheparo
& Morse Lumber Co. En,oZt&A"'o