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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Gordon owen of Barre is visiting his
brother. Z. r. Owen.-Lewis Lepier of
East Hardwick is in town visiting at
W. q. Stevens's Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Duso of Bakersfield were In town over
sunday, stopping with his brother. May
land Duso-A chicken pie supper will be
given by the ladies of the Baptist
Church next Friday evening. 1t will be
followed by musical and literary pro-
grant,. Ii. Barnard had the misfort une
to get his hand badly damned at j. G..
Hutchinss tub factory a few days ago.
F W. Elkins, deputy collector of cus-
toms. stationed at Quebec. Can, was in
town a few days recently visiting his
sister Mrs. c. A. Gardyne. -Howard
Lumbra and Miss Pudvah We're married
Tuesday morning by the Rev. Mr.. Cote
at the Catholic ChurchMontgomery
Grange. No. 1873. Will hold it's annual
meeting October Is at the village hail.
when the third and fourth degrees will
be worked on three candidates by the
Grange of East berkshire. assisted with
their marching team Refreshments will
be served.
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sWANTON CENTER

j. T. Catlin. who badly sprained one
ankle three weeks ago, is about on
crutches -Horace w. Hubbard is at
tending a business college in Burlington.
Miss Pearl Ricard has gone to Los
Angeles, cal, to pass the winter,-Lester
Roberts returned Friday morning from
Boston, where he had visited for ten
days.-A son was born October 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hilliker OF Skeels Cor
ner.--Ira Skeels, younger son of Amos
Skeels of the west road, accompanied his
cousin, Miss Marian Campbell, to her
home in Chicago and Will go to Cali
fornia for an extended stay.-Miss Gree
ley has returned to her home in Boston
after visit Of two weeks with Mrs
n. f. Jennison.-Vernon Hazard and
Miss Mabel Foster OF Green's Corner
" ere married october 20. After their wed.
ding trip the young couple will live OF
the Foster farm.
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RICHFORD.

Walter A. Lauder has bought of Mrs.
Rachel Callins her house and lot on
.ntervale avenue, paying $500 therefor.
Possession will be given May /, 1911 Mr..
Lauder has also bought of W. q. Lock-
lin ot|sInall parcel Of land in the rear OF
| Mrs. Calkinss property on which to
| build a barn.. c. Baker has sold his
half interest in the lumber mill at South
| Troy to his brother, H. l.. Baker.-The
| Rev Frs. Myran of Ottawa, Lachance
of Hyde Park, Cote of Montgomery and
| Lachance OF Fairfield We're the guests Of
the Rev. y, O. H. Dorlon at All Saint $
rectory Thursday Mildred Dixon
is visiting in Providence. r. L.. for a few
weeks.-Thc Richford nigh school will
not be in session Thursday and Friday
during the teachers convention at Bur
| ling on.Dr. and Mrs. G. l.. Orton Of
! Railway, y. j.. visited her mother. Mrs.
w. S. Foster, the past Week.-Mrs. Nellie
jackson Of Barton is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Burns.-Mrs. Lot
tie Tittemorc of st. Johnsbury is visiting
her mother, Mrs, l.. ST. Pierre, and sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Sargent.--Eockwood
Brown has gone to Ann Arbor. Mich, Ia
resume his studies in tho law school
|
Que, is visiting her sisters. Mrs. II. NJ
Goff and Mrs. q. l.. Gibson.-Leonard
Vincent of Springfield Mass. trainman
on the Boston & Maine railway, Is visit
Ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. PhiliI
Vincent-Mrs +. c. Wheeler and iaush-
ter have been visiting Dr. and Mrs, T.
q. Livingston Of Lowell. Mass. the past
week.
The Womans Christian Temperate,
Union and the Kings Daughters gave ;
reception to the teachers and tn
directors Of the RiChford high schoo
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry 4. Puffcr. A program consstlnl
of reading by Miss Margaret Pufrer
flute solos by Tanning Maloney wit
piano accompaniment by Miss Alice Gross
. solo by Miss Mae Wallace and plan
solos by Miss Robertson. There wer
about 60 present, Refreshments wer
{ served-Miss Gertrude Lovelette has re
turned home from "A few days visit wit
relatives in st. Adams
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Thirty Old soldiers from cat OF Town
and IS many more from here celebrated
the 18th anniversary of the battle OF
Cedar Creek by a reunion of the Sth Ner-
mont regiment in tho parish house o.
tob.r 10, 'Ghe Rcsimcatal association
elected Capt. i. It. Bowman, first vice
president; Perry Porter of West Burke,
second vice-presldent; Or c. NJ Perrin
Of Essen Junction. secretary, Perry Por-
ter, A. b. Franklin of NoWnshend and
Kirllc +. Browne of Nethuon. Mass, eN-
ccutiVe committee. The association keeps
the Office OF president sacred 10 the menu
DRY If the late Colonel Gen, stephen y.
Thomas At the campfire In tne evening
the following men spoke; Porter II. Dale
of Island Pond, +. J. Brownscombe or
Montpel!er Frank r.. Howe OF lienning-
ton, G. 4. Il. Jackson of Montpelier ana
DR. Martin Bruce of Brattleboro.-
Chadwick is home from Waterbury,
Conn, on a 10 days vacation. The Uni
versity club has elected the following Of
fcers: Principal c, H. morrill,, president;
Superintendent H. w, Lewis. vice-presi-
dent; Guy Il. I.amson. secretary and
(COntiuued on page 81
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STOWE.

Mrs. Lavina Mason Russell died at the
home of her son. Murillo r. Russell, at
the lower village Saturday morning after
a short illness. Mrs Russell WAS born In
Rrookiield July 30. 1929, but had passed
the most of her life in stowe. She was
married on February q, 1878. to Byron
Russell, who survives her at the age of
81 years after welded life OF nearly ia
years. She leaves son, NJ. L. Russell.
and a daughter, Mrs. Louise Russell Of
stowe, and also four grandchildren and
l. great grandchildren. The funeral was
held at the residence at two o'clock
Monday.--A Woman's Relief Corps
district meeting held with II. Ii. Smith
Post Woman's Relief Corps Saturday
was attended by about 80 from Brooks
Corps of Montpelier and abOut If from,
the Stetson Post Corps OF Waterbury
Center. The ritual work was eXempli-
fled by the Brooks Corps under the IN
spection of Department President Edna
l.. Jewett of Swanton. Dinner was served
by II. ii. Smith Post Corps.-Mrs. II. IL
Tucker has been called home from
} northern New York. where she was car
ing for her mother. by the illness OF hei
Youngest son, Watson-News has beer
| received Of the recent marriage I'm Taun
ton. Mass, of Cheney ], Shedd. formerl,
/ Of Stowe, ani Mrs. Anna j. Woodward
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sWANTON.

George Louiselle town clerk, has re-
ceived from the collector OF the district
a license to act as customs broker. lie
succeeds John Mannix, who represented
f. w. Meyers & Co. OF Rouses Point,
who have had a brokerage Office here
since the coming Of tine Canada-Atlantic
road, to this place as a terminal, II years
ago. Meyers n Co. now retire from the
field, MIR. Mannix having been called 10
the home ONCE at Rouses Point He has
been actively identified with town affairs
and was one Of the orginators of the
Saguahunga club,-licnry Colomb, who
was recently taken very Ill ana sent to
Montreal for treatment, has returned i'm
proved in health.--rhc Barney Marble
Co. will probably keep the Roxburx
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MONTGOMERY.

very pretty wedding was solemnzed
at j. l.. Smiths at Black Fails, when
their youngest daughter. Hazel. and Don
Richardson We're united in marriage by
the Rev. J. T. Baxendale in the presence
of the Immediate family only. Mr. and
Mrs. Richardson have gone on Il wedding,
trip after which they will live on George
Richardson's farnN-Mrs Nellie (Clapp)
LinSay, who has been spending some
weeks with her mother. Mrs. Abigail
Clapp, has returned to her home in Win
nipeg.-Miss Hazel Smith WAS given IA
bottle shower by her girl friends on Sat
urday evening Ruth Fudvah and
Howard Lumbra were married at tne
Catholic Church AT Montgomery Cent +
by Father Cote.--Olin Miller is moving
to the n. l. Richardson house charles
Iushy OF Coventry Is Visiting relatives
here. Joseph Bo!selle has moved to II,
u. Comstocks house.--Lewis Parrish of
Rochester, ~ y. was the guest OF his
sister. Mrs. Clarence Coombs. over Sun
| daN.
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EDEN

The funeral of Miss Betsey Carton was
hold at the Corners Church October Is
claude Whittemore of Eden and Rlanch
Gray Of Newport We're married and went
on The excursion to Boston.-Mazie
Fletcher is in Montpelier with her father.
The Sunday school at the Corners and
Mills are each having a red and blue con-
test-W. j. Atwell has been appointed
game warden.-The little girl of Augustus
Foss who has been at the hospital for
an operation. Is SO far recovered as to be
able to come home,-Frank Chase has
gone to Burlington to bring his wife
home. who has been 20 the hospital for
treatment.~Jhe D0rcas society held their
annual meeting Wednesday. The officers
are the same as last year The society
has paid out the last year over $40 for re-
pairing the church and church work.
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Marjorie Brown of Orleans is
visiting at The Elms.-Miss Grace Nc
farland has gone to Boston to spend
the winter.-Mrs. Melora Moves has
sold one of her houses on Railroad
street to +. III. Strong.--The Ladies'
Aid realized s25 from their food sale
last Saturday.-Mrs. Anette l.illey has
gone TO Colorado to live with her
daughter.-Mrs. Lucy Hager and tHo
children of Albany. y. y. are visiting
her father. Colonel Sawyer.-Mrs c.
:. Page and daughter are in Montpelier
tl.is week.-Senator Page went IL
Montpelier rue<day.-I4. $. Hayes Of
Follows Falls was in town Tuesday.
Frank Worcester, who injured his
left leg in the lumber woods la week.
was taken IT, Burlington for t"c4tment
TuesddE .--Nls. Nora Scoield Is
spending few days in Mon Pelier,
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THURSDAY,

quarry open ater than usual this year
owing to the Increased demand for the
Verd Antique marble quarried there. This
concern is fully employed at their Swan
ton plant and this week are shipping
some beautiful finished marble to Cleve-
land, Ohio, court house-The Rev. Mr..
Ranslow occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Church Sunday in the alb
sence from town of the Rev Mr.. Pierce.
The Monet house has been leased for
three years by Ora Webster and Is being
put in order for occupancy next month.
H. NJ Bell returned Saturday night
from Washington, u. c., where hehasbeen
for Awo weeks with his father who Is ILL.,
C. X. Prouty, contractors who has been
at Eat Fairfield N.ta a fa''' - men
for the past six weeks, rebuilding the
giist mill belonging to the Burton estate,
completed the work Tuesday. The mill was
built In 1S51.-Mr. and Mrs. David Curric,
Mrs Rufus Green. Mrs. Anna Cusslns
and Miss Lizzie Herrck returned Satur-
day from a visit in Boston and tNicinity.
Mrs Bordo &C ass, has come
10 spenC r,l.s. N.-o.ls with her sister,
MR.. Currie.-Mrs. Hannah Hyatt has
gone to Hopkinton. Mass, to be with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Brown nnd Mrs
f. r. Brayton were called to Alburg sat
irday by the sudden denth at that place
Of ,hcir sie'or. Mrs William proy;n The
funeral was held there Monday at two
o'clock.-Mrs. NJ. A. Tooin. who was taken
suddenly III FRIDAY morning, is more
comtortabc-Ai Naomi Peck Of Fair
Haven has come to spend the winter with
| 1
ance business of Bradley and Mannix,
| which has been maragcd for several
years by John Mannx, will now be looked
aftcr hy George l.. Iouiselle. Mr. ManniN
having gone to Houses Point--A boy baby
IL a recent arrival at the home OF r. j.
AuGcttc.-Th. atholic fair at Columbia
hall commenced It's second week Monday.
Tile engine of the government boat
Cyrnet was removed on Monday and sen,
to st. Johnaburv to he overhaucd in
readiness for next season.
Mrs IT, n. !la;f and daughter. Vir-
gnia, have returned from Mooers, where
they went to attend the marriage Of Miss
Ethel Rcdard 10 Mr. Vincent of tina,
placc.-l1rs Julia Duba. Mrs. Zen Duba
and daughter. Laura, and Miss Gladys
| larry Of Isle La Motto have been spend.
| ing scvcra! days with Mrs. Frank Pencil
The inertcrs o. the M,ssisquoi Yacht
club are hauling out their power boats
and CettinC them into winter quarters
Miss clara JACQUES, sister of Mrs. Hector
Bartte and Albert Langevin of ST. Al
bans We're married Tuesday morning a
the Church of the Nativity.-Thc public
schools are closed to-day and tomorrow
to allow the teachers to attend the an
nual meeting OF the Vermont Stat,
Teachers association at Burlington.
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l.AM0iLLE
CAMBRIDGE.

Friday night. oct. 2S, viii be Old Home
night at the regular meeting of Cam
bridge Grange OLD homes, Old roads and
old customs in town will be discussed
and the music will be that of the oden
time. An exhibit OF old relics will he
shown. and every Granger will appear
in old fashioned dress or be fined not to
exceed five cents. The program will be-
gin after the regular meeting Of the
Grange Mt about nine o'clock. and those
outside the Grange who are Interested
In local history are invited TO come in.
Several from this place attended the W.
r. c. meeting at johnson Tuesday-Mis
Reba Gray was in Burlington Tuesday,
W. NJ, Smith was In johnson Tuesday,
Miss Lucy Lapan is working at Mrs ].
Leach's.-Mr and Mrs. o. A. Sherman
have returned from Boston.-Mr and
Mrs. Ralph Smile have rented the tene-
ment in the Brush block.-H. A. Hatch.
who has been spending few days with
his family, returned to Montreal Monday
Mrs. \. Leach is spending a few days
with her son, NJ. G. Leach at Cambridge
Junction.-Mrs. Alberta Smith of Bur
lington spent Monday at w. NJ Smiths
Mrs. Mary Morse has gone to Underhlll
to spend a few days,-Mrs. c. WethsraI
and brother, Dayton Clark. of Burling.
| ton wero In town Friday.-Miss Edith
| Storey and Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Smith
returned from Boston Ir!day.-Mtss
| Georgia Bailey returned from Johnson
| Monday. Schools reopened Monday. hav,
Ing seen closed week on account OF
| diphtheria. Only one case developed.-C
| Tobin has been III for the past few days
The entertainment given by the Orange
was greatly ehjoye,. by all who attended
| and tho proceeds wero $50
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Bonoit and
daughter Jean, have returned to their
home in Lowell, Mass, after visiting
Mrs. Renolts parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
"A. Bomen.--The Dorcas society met with
Mrs. y. Il. kenney Wednesday,
Rev. Silas p. Perry of Richford preached
in the Second Congregational Church
Sunday.-Prcf. +. +. Greene of Richford
visited tine center school Tuesday
Harry forty, Lee w. Hicks and Alex
ander Brown went on the excursion To
New York Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs Leon
Jefcrds were given a surprise party by
their friends last Friday evening. Adam
and Edwin Chambers have bought tho
farm of Daniel Baker instead of Rolln
Chambers as was first reported.-Mrs.
". c. Smith l. gaining slowly
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
Continued from page ~

were held at the Church Of the Holy
Rosary In Richmond. with burial In the
family lot at that place. The deceased.
whose maiden name was Bridget Lacey.
was born In Ireland November 8, 1870.
Her husband died four years ago last
March. Nine children were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips. six OF whom survive
them, Mrs. =. Larkin and Mrs. Anna
Powers of Windsor, Thomas. Frank.
Kate and Mary OF this placc.-Mrs. La
rose OF Monkton. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Senior, returned to her
home Monday Guy Jones. foreman In
Wards MILL spent Sunday in Mortified
Mrs. Sabins picked bouquet OF wood
volets October 1o-.Mrs. McGee. who has
been visiting relatives in Boston, has re-
-,urned.-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McGee OF
Randolph are visiting at n McGees.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

Miss Gertrude Flynn. who has been
critically III with typhoid fever the past
10 weeks, is now able to sit up little
each day.-Eddy's creamery paid $l.4 per
hundred for September standard milk
DR. A. J.. Fogg has moved to the DIT.
Newton place that he recently purchased
Dairy cows are selling at prices rang
Ing from $50 to S75.-George Gravlin has
sold his farm, stock and farming imple-
ments to n Winooski party; $500 was the
prices. b. Rawson and Miss Aurilla
Burnett of Wiliston were married We'd
nesday evening.-W. r. Smith had one
foot badly injured recently 1t being run
over Ivy heavily loaded wagon.
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SHELDON.

Frank Eaton OF Rochester. y. Y. has
been in town on Iusincss.-E. NJ. Brown
Is making extensive repairs on lis avenue
house.-Ii s. fldrcd is enlarging his
poultry business Mrs. Pearl Bush has
returned home. Ben lmn Myott injured
his face badly by falling on a rock
while running. Myott has pur-
chased place at Enosburg Falls.--J. j.
Rice has recovered his health and has
,ll..l de-
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was success. 5000 being realized. Mrs.
Julia Archambault is visiting In Man
chester. n. II.--Mrs isabelle Maynard, a
life long rcnldcnt of this town, died
Tuesday at the home Of her son, F.. d.
Maynard The funeral was held tho fol-
lowing Friday from the house, the Rev.
q. II. IIoughton officiating Margaret.
the infant daughter of MIR. and Mrs. H.
O. Tillotson, is seriously Ill Of indigestion.
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BEAVER.

Last week Wednesday, evening about
40 of Mr.. and Mrs Straits friends called
on them as surprise. After refresh
ments we're served the pastor In behalf OF
the Ladies Aid. of which Mrs. Strait has
been president for some time, presented
them with pretty rug and a. small sum
Of money as a slight token OF friendship.
William Daniels had II shock last Sun
day morning and Is very low with no
homes of Recovery at present.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Rev. Mr.. Dix has gone to his home
ia Connecticut for II few days vacation
james Hoag has returned from his visit
To Iowa and other points in the Vest
Miss Bessie Allen is at home for shor.
time.-The annual meeting of the Gene
terry society Will be held at $. S. Girls
wod's october 81 at 200 p m.-Allen
ilazeu Is seriously i'll.
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GEORGIA.

Tho Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church will hold their annual chicken pie
supper at the church parlor Friday even
ing, October 2S.--Louise Newton returned
from Boston friday.-The Rev. Nj
Thomas of New Jersey will occupy the
pulpit al the Bapti.. Church next Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. O. Bragg are
visiting In Massachusetts,.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Thomas Phillips has returned from
trveral weeks stay with her daughters
In Montpeler.-Mr. and Mrs. 9. J. Randall
ANA Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Brewster and
daughter Hazel, attended the funeral of
Jloazor Shattuck In South Starksboro
Woinesday.-Th Misses Jeanette Shat
tuck and Martha Norton are home from
their school In Burlington.--H Rus
sell Is moving into y. A. Johns house.
William Russell of Starksboro has taker
Henry i,usselIs farm for the coming
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Of Taunton. where they reside.-Don u
Scribner was given surprise party IN
honor of his birthday FRIDAY evening
by about 20 gentlemen. who left me
Morris chair and other gifts as reminders
OF tho occasion. Among those presel.
were ID. j. Barber and Perry taro'her y,
Bennington. who with Mrs. Barber ana
Mrs. Gardiner are visiting Mr. ana MIS-
,scrioner.-F roster y DOW. VINO mas o"
employed by the f. G.. Buckhn drahi'e
company of Rutland. and Mrs. 10" anu
her brother, James Gillette or Mon'pener'
left stowe Monday TOT Ne"ii'"'
Grove. Nebraska. where they VIII reS,nc'
MIR. BOWS parents, Mr.. ana MITE ''o"'
u. DOW of liardwick, ana aunt "''
Kate Delano OF Boston, VINO nav po
the week here, will return 10 iiaru"ioN
Monday.-Mrs. DOW mas reh,e" ~" 49,.
on Maple street to r. Z. basna W" "'v'o
Gillette. who expected 10 aoeo,'pr -.
party to Nebraska mas gone W "' '.o"
Me, where ne mas po"'' 49,,
goods store'-Miss beIh''o ,,,.a,
nigh school entertained p"'', ,,.,,.,
teacners AT uree'' 1noo" -, Ct,
evening.-E. Is. da'e Is .,s''"s !" ca9.
neld Mass'--Mr' anu 'o
visited IN Morr"N'"e -, "a.
ABOUT ~ at'ehue" Wv &c.. ma,
clio when. tho he" o..,,"s ," 49, T.,
TOT the hrst .ii'ie' -, ...,.
burlington friuay ~
at nome l'o'i ~. t.....,,.
Sundays. H. haiser s"io no
hold goods at auction SATURDAY
A funeral service ior Nrs' hEro'. "..-
| sell was conducted py the rev H. "
| Collins Monday AFTERNOON NJ the "oie
of her son, Murilio 4. NusSe'l' "nrre SIe
| died Saturday. Inc pear rs were e. NJ
Culver. w. r. Harris hdEar D. ADAMS
| and Q. II. Adams. The singers We're
Misses Marjorie watts ana Ruth Angel
The burial was IN River Bank cemetery
| Friends present from cut or town W'r"
a granddaughter and her husband, MI.
and Mrs. Bert Batcheder q Lyndon
Center. and niece, Mrs. Julia Dun5-
moro Of NorthfelA. and MrH. John
straw returned Monday from = visit
to her mother, Mrs Malinda Marshall, in
| Waterbury Center.-Aiiss Georgia Riley
Is passing a week at her home in Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Burton, who have passed
several weeks in stowe left Tuesday
for their home In Connecticut.-Mr and
| Mrs Lynn r. Page leave about Novem-
, hor - for ~. Augustine, Florida, where
they have employment at the Alcazar
Hotel for tho vinter.-Much complaint l.
made of DAMAGE hy Squirrels, and In SOME
narts OF the town racc1cus nave been a
nest, ON Erwin l. Adamg's farm quar-
ter of the corn crop was deslroycd 80
,ess than i, raccoons have been trapped
f., ,he r.irhhorhood. Mrs T.. G. sleeper
h,s heen brought home from the Pitts
ford e,r.to-,urn where she has been for
,ro.+,,ant Mrs @ 8 smith underwent
sur,,ca, ors-otiop =, uarv Fletcher
bosnit.l saturday
-. a., ,i., asa, ,,rodod
40 .,.a, ,o,n,.o,,.
','''''' Wv "''' r,.,do
''''' ~ i'"' ms wa w.. - /,
anu 'H' s,i.'''' C,,'.i,, ..,.,,.a,,
''"! anu VA '" ,,,",I.,,
h''i'''s '",. -.
ment for the wlnter.-Mr. and Mrs. In
D.,
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JERICHO CENTER.

public dinner was served at the
parish house, by the Woman's Home
Missionary society, from IL to two
o'clock Wednesday for the benefit of
their treasury. In the afternoon the
ladies packed barrel to be sent To "A
missionary school for colored children
nj Moorhead. Miss.--R. O. Wilder and
H. n. Haywood and families are NOV
Ing into the house on the u. -. BiCk-
nell village farm, recently bought by
them They have just refused an Of
fer OF $1,000 more than they paid for
the farm, which would indicate that
real estate in Jericho Center is worth
something football eleven OF the
Jericho high school play the eleven of
the Essex high school. Thursday
Mrs. Maranda NJ. Sherman and young
grandson. Master I.orne II. Strader or
Worcester. Mass are visiting Mrs. j.
w Hart and other friends in this VII
lage.-Mrs. f. Is. Jordan is spending
several days in Montpelier this week,
fhe guest Of Mrs. G. b. Walton.--Mr,
md Mrs. Walter Kew and son, Harold,
returned from three weeks visit
among relatives in Massachusetts, Sat
urday-Miss Spooner and Miss HUE
ley. principal and assistant in the high
school. and the Misses Bates, Ransom
md Bolger Of this village are at the
teachers convention in Burlington -
Dr. H. u. Hopkins was In waterbury,
this week to see his grandmother, NJ =
Daniel Hopkins. who is quite III WIZ
prip.--Mr. and Mrs. George Ballard o'
Loon Lake, \. Y, are visitors Mt the!'
mothers, Mrs. Betsey Ballard.
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store Of u. ]. Kelley & Co., has completed
his work there and is at work In the ex-
press office Mt the s;ation.--NIss Kathar-
Inc Hooker Of Pcacham was guest
Tuesday and wednesday of her sister.
MISS Elsie Hooker