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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBAFS.

Miss Orpha Eanistcr has resigned a;
teacher of the sixth grade IN the Gig
school and her place viii be taken Nv
Mrs. Della II. Waterman, who will Il
transferred from the hfth grade. Miss
Hattie l.. Mehuron Of Waterbury viii IL
the vacancy causcd by the transform
of Mrs Waterman. Miss MehEron Is
graduate of the Randolph State norm b.
school
Miss Jennie Rooney. aged (, year died
at her home on Lincoln Hvenus SATURDAY.
noon after an Illness Of three and o-l
half years. Miss Rooney was born II
Fairfield and was Il daughter OF Mr.. q i
Airs. J. H. Rooney, who. with several
brothers and sisters. survive her. Tli
funeral was held at st. Marv's Church
Monday rrorniug at nine O'clock
Myron Turner died yesterday after-
noon AT four o'clock. The funeral viii
probably be held Friday afternoon
with burial At the Bay cemetery. Nr,
Turner died at the hospital ana h..
brother. William f.. Turner'S Of Elshor
street
The body of Peter Mazzolioni w O
died at the hospital AT nine o'clo- K
yesterday morning was taken to hia
former home in Raviolph on Tho a.
ternoon train where the funeral VIII
be held Friday
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The buria, Of Charles G. Sherman, an
old time resident Of Charlotte who re-
Gently died IN New York city. took
nesdny Nov 1O.--The family OF George
w. Prindle went to tinesburs Monday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Jane Mack
Mrs. prindle's aunt.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. G.
Beers have returned from a visit to their
granddaughter In Huntington.-Char
Y. Smith of Wolcott returned home
Thursday. after spending a few days in
town. accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
C. l. Smith.-School No. 10, taught by Miss
Cora T. Clark, closed Friday. The fol-
lowing named pupils had no absent marks
Josephine and Netue Bessett, Maurice
and Ernest Beers. Anto'nctte. Leo. and
Henry Desautels. Louis ana Theodore
Poulin. William Dawson. Ruth Foote.
Leila 81. George and Ethclwyn Voigt
The number of pupils enrolled is 25.-Ros-
well Read has gone to Troy, y. Y. to
visit his daughters.-Mrs, Orrin Read left
Wednesday for Troy, N. Y, after a brief
visit with her husbands parents Mr.
and Mrs. Roswell Read.-Miss Bernice
Hall of West Bolton Is visiting Miss
Christina Voigt.-School No. .. taught by
Mrs. Howard VosburRh, closed Nov.
10 for the Thanksgiving recess. and
Mrs. Vosburgh and little daughter went
Thursday to Join her husband In Shell
burne, where they have taken rooms for
the winter.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The board Of officers Of the Coneregl-
tional Church and their wives Will b. cr-
tertained at tea by Mr.. and Mrs. f. ST.
Hoskins this evening, after which t.a.
regular bl-monthly meeting of the board
will be held.-Dr. Hopkins, who recently
bought the practice aud hom. Of DR..
Petty of Waterbury, moved his goods to
that place this week. Tho doctor left for
hts new home Monday ana MIS-. Hopkins
went Wednesday.-M and Mr.. H. p.
Hall Of Burlington are spending a few
days at the home of their son, Harlan,
looking after the farm while the latter
and his family are IN Brookfied. Miss
Deasa Bolger made her sister Mss Helen
Bolger, at Barre, a visit over Sunday
O. a. Hunt and family have moved into
the house recently vacated BY r. O.
Wilder and farnily.-The pupils Of tho
high school have organized a debating
cluh-A business meetss Of the Ladies
Literary club was held at the home IF
Mrs. +. b. Jordan Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Andrews of Richmond is VISITING
Mrs. ]. w. Hart.
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HINESBURG.

The funeral of Mrs Jennie Mack,
widow Of the late Frederick Mack Of this
town, was held from the Congregational
church Monday afternoon at one o'clock
the Rev. G. G. Adams Of Essex officiating
The bearers were &. NJ. Byington, Burton
Byington, Percy Byington and George W.
Prindle. Among those present were John
Mneck of Shclburne. Alfred Byngton of
Charlotte and Il. r. Brownell of Bur
llngton.-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell
have returned from an extended visit to
their sons In Thompsonvillc, Conn. and
with friends in Framingham and Nutick
Mass.-Mrs Page Smith OF Starksboro is
a guest Of Mrs. Sidney Bushn ll.-Orrin
Lawrence has sold the Crowley farm to
Gaylord Baldwin Of Monlston.-Nrs
Joseph Bushey has moved into the Bell
house at the north end If the village
Miss Charena Bushey Of Burlington will
spend the winter with her mother 100
Jerome Coleman Of Shelburne called upon
friends here Monday-Mr. and Mrs
Josiah Barker of Burlington have been
spending q few days with their son,
william, at their farm.
There will ne a union THANKSGIVING
service at the Congregational vestry next
Sunday evening. Turkey buyers are pay
ing q and 2S cents for dressed turkeys
The W. .. r. l.. gave reception 10 the
school teachers last Saturday afternoon
at the home of Miss r. A. Harris.
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MILTON.

DR.. and Mrs l. $. Coburn have a son.
born Sunday night-Ernest S. Rogers of
Medford Mass, Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. c. Il. Rogers, and sister Miss
Harriet Rogers.-Mr. and Mrs. p Young
of Sandy Hill have come to spend the
winter with Mrs. Youngs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Peltier.-W v Ashley
returned to his homo In woodsville,
n. h.. Monday.-Mr. and Mrs Edmund
Ladue. Enos Ladue and Pearl I.adue at
tended the funeral of their sister and
aunt. Mrs. Augusta Barshaw. in Burling-
ton Tuesday.-Nearly all the town schools
are closed for few weeks vacation.
The Rev. J. q. Currier went Tuesday
to Buck Hollow to attend the funeral
Of Hiram Averil.--News Is received Of
the death of Frank Swan Of Clarksburs,
w. Va. Of typhoid fever. His father.
George Swan, Is expected here to-day
with the remains.-The Masons held their
first meeting Tuesday evening In the
Pratt hall-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Glazier Wednesday morn
inE.-E. s. Allen Is In Pittsford and
Northheld. Mass. installing acetylene
llghts. Edward Sibley attended an auc-
ton Of his fathers in Montpelier last
week. where he bought four hefers. He
reports that cattle sold for s8o and up
wards. Edward Bevlns is moving into
Horace Sanderson's house on Main
street.-There IL to be parish social a,
the Rev. ]. G. Curriers' Thursday even
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CHITTENDEN
JERICHO.

Robert EiXby, a veteran of the Civil
War, died suddenly November 9 at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs iloyt KIM
ney, where he had made his homo for
several years. He was resident Of this
town for many years and resided for
some time on Lee river Mrs. Bxby died
about 10 years ago. Mr.. Bixby, who was
n years of age, is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs Hoyt Kinney and Mrs. Fred
McGinnis of East Bolton, and by a
brother in Rutland. The funeral was
held Saturday morning at eleven o'clock
from his late home, and the burial was
In the village cemetery.
The young people of the Baptist Church
will give a necktie and apron social at
the home Of $. L. Curtis Friday even
ing.-Miss Susie Carroll and William
VANITY spent Sunday I'm Westford with
Miss CARROTS sister, Mrs. Macia.-Mrs
Joel Stratton, who has been visiting hey
mother for two weeks returns to-
day to her home in Johnson.-P. II.
Brown, X. T.. ID. carrier on route /, Is
having his annual vacation Of 10 days.
+. Bailey Brown is acting as substitute
Mrs. lloyt Davis who goes this week to
Shelter Island Heights, n. y, to make
her home with her daughter, gave a re-
ccption from two until four Saturday
afternoon at the homo Of Mrs. Sophia
White. which was attended by moro than
40 ladies. Misses Jennie Martin and Lena
Wolcott assisted In serVing.-Nr. and
Mrs. Harlan = Hall are visiting In
Brookfiold. During their absence his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. +. Hall Of Bur-
hngton, are in town.-W. l.. Roberts has
ST horse which he recently pur-
chased. IT was valued at sl>5.--George
Reynolds of Stanwick, Canada, has been
visiting his niece, Mrs. w. K. Curtis.-F,
W. Buxton Is to como here from Cam
bridge about Dec. /. His family will come
soon after
The funeral Of Robert Blxby was held
saturday morning from the home of his
daughter, Mrs, Hoyt Kinney, Rev. A. ".
sturges officiating. The bearers were
-FOUR comrades in 8. II. l3ostwick Post.
George saville, William Burroughs. Rob
| ert White and Ames Humphrey.-Ed-
ward Narney is ill-Mrs Hoyt Davis
went yesterday to Shelter Island Heights,
N. Y, to live with her daughter.-Mrs
| Louis Lahelle, who has been in town 10
see her mother. Mrs John Carroll, who
remains seriously III. has returned to her
nome IN Hardwick. inches of snow
ieii between Saturday night and Monday
morning'-Mrs. Joplin of Burlington has
peeh visiting ut j. T. Varney's.-Dr and
MIS- Hopkins household goods have been
taken TO Waterbury Maurice OF
Ne" YORK has been visiting at Mrs
Moses Leary's.-The schools In tho village
VIII close next Wednesday until after the
hondays'-Mrs. Cunningham and daughter
MIS- wiley Of burlington. are visiting
MIS- Cunnlngham's sister, Mrs l.. w
hice'-Mr and Mrs. r. II, Day and
tamlly contemplate spending the winter
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Tromblee. who
have been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their home in Mont
relier.-l,ial Shattuck and Samuel
Randall of Huntington were guests
Saturday at cullen Shattuck's.--ltl-
wood Morrell has returned from q
visit to his sons in Springfield Mass
Mrs. George Norton of Chicopee Falls.
Mass Mrs. Aldace Jackman OF Lin
coin and Mrs Roy Eurlburt and chill
dren of Monkton were guests Satur-
day and Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Follansbee.--Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Orvis
spent last week in Montpelier-Miss
Clara Wright Of New Haven Mills is a
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Milo Wright.-Mrs. Eli Stokes went
Monday to Montpelier to spend the
week.-The winter term of school COM
menced Monday. Miss Julia Rider of
Bristol teacher
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WINOOSKI.

Sometime during Friday night tho Cen
trail Vermont depot office was entered
and who the intrudors were Is yet q
mystery They did not take any money
or mileages but cut up the record book
of express shipments and after taking
out what they desired threw the book
and papers in the stove. Some OF tho
single pages were burned but the thick
ness Of the pack of the papers and the
banked fire for the night prevented the
greater portion of them from being dcs-
troyed. Entrance was gained by taking
q light Of glass out Of the side of the
bay window toward the Mallctts bay
avenue and the exit was made by rails
Ing Il window on the rear of the ladies'
waiting room
The timber land at MnllettB bay. in
the neiEhborhood of the Gokey hotel,
comprising about 10 acres Of land with a
trontage on the lake Of about 1850 feet,
has been purchased by Edward II. HOr-
ton. The property was tho estate of the
late Edward z. Hatch OF New York
city.
Sergeant Robert Glover of Troop l..
10th cavalry, who was sent to the hospi-
tai at Fort Slocum for observation for
discharge a few weeks ago, died there
Monday morning Of heart disease The
remains arrived here Tuesday
night and the funeral was
held Wednesday from his residence on the
East Allen street road to the fort with
interment in Lake View cemetery. Ser
geant Glover is survived by his wife, a
sister IN Atlanta, Ga, another in Wash
ineton, y. c., and a brother in Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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SHOREHAM,

w. W. Moore was IN Brandon Satur-
day TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. Frank
lin FarTngton.-Mrs. G. w. Baldwin, who
has been seriously III. Is improving -
Frank Waite OF stowe is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. John Baldwin.--Miss
Nellie Nottingham is visiting in Middle
bury.-Mr. and Mrs. s. r. Withereu are
visiting In Shelburne. Mass.-Mr. ana
Mrs. F. F. Plat were In Ticonderoga last
Saturday.-The Moravian club met" with
Mrs. A. M Smith Tuesday afternoon
Thomas Eearor died Nov. . after a years
illness. Mr.. 3earor was well known
citizen Of this town. He was born In
Canada In 1885, and had lived in Shore
ham TO years, He married in 1858 Miss Ma
ulda rodriff. who survives him. with
one son and six daughters. The funeral
was held at ST. Geneveves Church
Friday Nov. 4.-Dr. Charles Shaw Of
Hudson Falls, n. Y. called on friends
In town last Thursday
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COLCHESTER.

very quite wedding took place in
Colchester Thursday evening, Nov. 10,
when the Rev. w. w. Smith, pastor of
the congregational Church, united In
marriage Miss Eva Il. Rowe, eldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Rowe,
and Walter Mayo OF Colchester, Miss
EDNA M. Rowe, sister Of the bride, was
bridesmaid. while Thomas n. McAvoy,
VI Winooski. acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs Mayo left for a carriage drive
through the northern part of the state.
On their return they will reside in Col
chester.
Miss Eva Rowe of Brigham Hill and
Walter Mayo of this place were married
mt the congregational parsonage las,
Thursday night by Rev. w. w. Smith
Miss Washhurn of Milton spent Sunday
AT A. O. Hultmrd's.-A box social will he
held In the parish house next Friday
evening, Nov. ls.-Schoels will close
Friday Nov. IL. for weeks vacation
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Huntington Center arc visiting relatives
in town'-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Ormar
Of Essex, N. y. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John 1'atro and famlly,-Mrs. ID, ].
Irish ana children have gone to Isnos-
burg Falls.-Nineteen would-be teachers
took tho examinations here Friday and
Saturday.
Henry H. Williams dropped dead from
heart disease at the home Of w. =. Chase,
where he and his wife were stopuiuy.
Sunday evening. Mr.. Williams had but
recently sold his farm In Monkton md
purchased place hero and had his goods
partly moved He had been member of
Libanus Lodge, Il. & A. NJ, over 30 years
and had attended every annual meeting
His age was NJ years last May.-Mrs c.
M. Sneden and children have returned to
Littleton, N H., after visit here of sew
eral dnys.-Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Chase and
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Ortnan have gone TO
Now Britain. Conn.,, for n visit Of several
weeks About two inches of snow fell
Sunday night
The funeral of Henry Il. Williams YVES
ned Tuesday and was In charge Of
idpanus Lodge, =. & \. NJ After u short
service ~ the "oHidenco Of W r Chncc
tho ruma'ns wcrp taken to East M1ni,ou
'hurch where the funeral was held Tho
burial waa IN the cemetery near the
church. The Rev. l. T.. Usher ofltclatcd
Inc bearers were members Of Ilbanus
lodsc' iast Master Il. A. Hasseltinc con-
quoted the burial servlce.--Mrs T. s.
Mathewson and daughter Ella. visited
relatives In New Haven over Sunday
F. w. Labor. who attempted suicide re-
Gently, Is improving.--E. b. Patterson and
Mrs f. s. Ladue are both improving
slow!y.-F. II. Wallace OF Morristown.
\. v. former principal of the graded
school was In town Tuesday. %. c.
Crandali IL confined to his house with
Illness.
The bearers at ,he funeral OF II 2
Williams Tuesday were D. w Eddy
l.. l.. Mech. w. G. Bingham. w. W
Hubbard, #. q. Peters and A. B. Kllburn
C. II. Balm, who has been visiting here
and in Lincoln, returned to Middlebury
WednesdaN.--Mrs. Francis W. Labor died
Mt the home of her son, w. n. Labor.
yesterday morning after an illness Of
several weeks. She Is sur ,!ved by her
husband, one son, W. n. Labor. and a
daughter. Mrs. Woodman. in Vergennes
-Rolla Williams of Middletown. Conn.
Is in town. called by the death of his
uncle II. y. Wiliams-Letters are ad-
vertised for Il. +. Dickey and c. T.
Norton.
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RICHFORD.

w. Henry thaffcc has sold his homo
on River street to r. W. Mitcr-Ii--
Joseph Aiken Of Gen sutton. Qu,. his
Mills.-Invitations have been issued t,r
the sSth annual THANKSGIVING hall to ts
held in the Sweat-C omugs Co.'S hal
Wednesday evening. November sS-l. :.
Chaffee Of Troy is visiting his nephew.
a. ]. Ellott.-Mrs. j. l.. Stafford of 81
Adams is vistinE her parents. Mr. mi
Mrs IL, r, Ayer-The l>inA'> Duugl ters
met with Mrs. V, u. Taylor Tuesday.
Teachers examination will he held IN
the high school building Monday and
Tuesday, November 81 and s. oN super
intendent f. F.. Greene Mrs. Graf
hammond is i'll at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. II. &. Aver
The Roy. +, Hooper of Newport Center
will preach i'm the Union Church sunday
afternoon at three O'Clock The Rev,
Rufus c, Flagg, u. H.. pastor of the Com
gregational Church at Newport VIII
preach in the Baptist Church sunday IN
exchange with the Rev. Silas T., Perry =
A game of hasket hall. the first of the
season, will he played in the new han of
the Sweat Commas Co Friday evening
between the high school team from
Waterbury and the high school team from
Richferd.--A, ii, King. deputy collector
of customs In charge of this port, re-
turned home yesterday after attending
the United States court at Rutland-E, L.
Childs has moved to Mrs Fred II
Farrar's house on Troy street.
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ORWELL.

Last Sunday at the congregational
Church the Rev Mr.. Williams gave an
historical sermon in connection with the
presentation of two large portraits of
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Young. These por-
traits come to the church through the
hands Of DR.. Amelia u. Brown OF Rut-
land. They will be hung In tho lecture
room.-The Y. p. S. c. - will hold a So
cial Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. +. f. Lillie.-Mrs. 8. L. Stevens
spent last week in Salem, NJ Y.-The
Ladies' Fortnightly society met
with Mrs. II. &. Dung Tuesday at the
home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. s.
l., Stcvens,--The apple shipment from
Orwell station this season will reach
5000 barrels.-Robert Hack spent two
days In Burlington last week. Allie
Brown dressed for the Boston market
Tuesday one of the finest lots of turkeys
ever raised In town.-Frank LaDuo has
commenced housekeeping In the Reynolds
house, north OF the vilage.--Mr and
Mrs. II. J. Bacon viii give u musicale at
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

board The Rev. Samuel Rose Of Corn
wall entertained the association with q
full and Interesting report of the recent
meeting of the national council I'm Boston,
The next meeting will he held In Middle
bury ON the third Tuesday in January
1911 with the Rcv. William Miller Of
Bristol as moderator. Tho plate glass for
the windows IN the new Battell block have
arrived and are bcing put in place. 1t Is
expected that the stores In this block
will all be completed by the first of tho
year,
The funeral OF judge w. II. Bliss. who
died last Saturday night, was held from
his late homo yesterday afternoon, the
Rev, u. IT, Curltran conducting the SER
vices. Tho honorary bearers were Judge
Seneca Hapoltor of burlington, cx-Gov.
T.. ]. Ormshoo Of brandon. NJ. G. Weber
md =. NJ Mcldon Of Rutllnd, states At
torncy 3'ra.> vs.. 'rutOc = Norkcnnes and
Judge =. y Dvor W saishury. The
Genres. n'' m "t iron
county bar. 1rl u. lHNicUr, l.. G Russell,
a. ". Ujgkous. Charles T. Button of
Mi1dloturY. Gcor.-o w Dclc cvlNc of Bur-
uua'cn md p. l. rlsh Of NerIcnnes.
Iurinl was made in the West ccn"tery.-
1r. W. II. Sheldon has returned from
New .-Extonsive improvements are
being made in the vostry Of the Congrega-
tional ChurCh--rhc supply Of TURKEYS for
the THANKSGIVING trade this year VIII
not be SIS large as usual in this part Of
the State although in some of the western
towns Of this county some good sized
toCks are reported some raisers of
turkeys have already contracted their
locks at 20 cents a pound live weight
but the market price will undoubtedly
be not less than 80 cents q poUnd.-Nr
and Nrs, Jesse Mack. after a brief visit
In Pttsford and Sudbury. have returned
from their wedding trip and will take up
their residence at Weyhridgc hill
Andrew Tul'ey Of Port Een"y. y. y, IL
visiting relatives in this vicnity.--E. J.
Cder,imhein and n. c. Wattorson of New
Haven, Conn, are visiting in town
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MONKTCN.

There will be a roll-call service at
the Methodist Church Sunday morning
Mt eleven o'clock. The regular SER
Vice will he held at East Monkton at
2;3o y. m.-duy Cheney left Monday for
Chicago, where he has n position.---
Charles Hall of Hartford. N. Y. In
visiting his brother. the Rcv. II. NJ.
Hnll--Mr. and Mrs. j. j.. Collins were
In Nerfennes Suturdny.--Miss Bessie
S ilson Isl visiting her sister. Mrs. II.
n. Dean. of Eairlen.
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CHARLOTTE.

There was a chicken pie supper nj
me NcNtfF NodneFdr" for the benefit ~
the Ladies Ad.-John Farrar and Wal
lace Mcneil Of Burlington high school
spent Sunday and Saturday at the home
OF L. b. McNeil.-Rev. Mr. Gutterson
OF Boston spoke at the congregational
Church Sunday morning and evening In
the interest Of the American missionary
ooarh'-A. l. Sherman Of Burlington
was IN towr on business Monday.--Miss
j. h. Eouton has closed her home here
ana gone to burlington for the winter
-Ihe Lieberman milk company have
completed their dam here
Mrs. Frank Humphrey and sister. Mrs.
Sampson, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arunah
tucker IN burlington last week-The
new s'orc on Depot street Is slowly near
ing coinplction,-Road Commissioner
sni'h ana force of men repaired tho
state ROAD FOR winter travel last week.
w Imam blssonette Is III with
whoopins oough.-Mr. ana Mrs A,exsn.
der MCGOWAN have moved in with their
son. Frederick-The copious rains of tho
last few weeks have given new impetus
10 fall blowing and large acreage viii
be turned over in consequence.
r. c. MollInon has sold to Carl rhomn-
son four acres OF land adjoining thu n
Foote homestead, upon which Mr. Thomr'
son will erect II dwelling house -R.Inh
Lvcrmore saw n large fox crossing thu
meadow in front of his home last w.ck
Calling his dog he sailed forth and whsn
tho dog drove the fox IN his direcNor
picked M large stone and threw n
breaking his shoulder after which 1t was
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