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MILTON.

trinity Church held successfui in.
FORMAL sociable on Wednesday Ian
~ at the residence Of tho Row. r q
Currior. Tho gathering wan comnosod
of tho communicates, attendants and
henefactors Of the 1nissjon. The even.
Ing was passed with gntnes and var.
ious Amusement. Music ros furnist,,
by Miss Osgood of West Milton erd
Mr.. Nichols Of Essex. Refreshrna,.,
were served by the ladies Of IN,
church.
A Joint installation Of officers Of tho
Qua feiIo"s and Rcbekahs was held nj
'uu reIo"s hall on Thursday evening
AFTER 'he installation rcfreshmcnts were
served. Mrs. John Sheldon returned IN
Essex junction Friday. being called hero
py the iIIhess OF her sister, Mrs. Hem
rietta Phelps Fred Morse. a for,ne- rssi.
aeht, called on friends IN town rhu~sdov
on his way TO Arizona. whore he exne,t,
to make his home with his son. Mrs. 7.
- Irnax OF St Adams ~ vieifinp her
| daughter, Mrs. Ira Nnnlcv--A largo
| number from the village attended IN.
| oyster supper at y. Il Beams NJ Milton
| Boro on Friday evening for the beneet
or the Rev. NJ. II Rvan.-Mrs. r. l.
Casey is III with the grlp.-Rert LYON ,s
suffering from an attack o. pneumonia -
NJ. p. Miles had an auction sale Of sorns
Of his household goods on Saturday Ta
has rented his house to John M7lvihiil.
! who will move at once.--H. A. Brush 20
ceived six first prizes and three special
shape prizes at the 81 Albans uouItr-.
show and one first prize 81 the Bost N
poultry show
Mr.. and Mrs, Z. E. clifford have re-
turned from a visit with their daughter.
Mrs James Willett, at Salem pepot y
H.--Mss Hanr an Freeman Of F-elifehs.
burg, p. c.. IS visiting her uncle G.. 9
Reynolds.-B. S. Phillips il in s. Adams.
where he has a position AZ the ear shope.
The KolleRe jubilee eextette are ~ l,ive
n return engagement at the opera house
Monday evening Miss Della Harris has
been suffering with an attack Of tina
juandice.-Mr. Howard Of Malone was in
town this week and helped 10 move his
uncle, James Evarts. 10 o. n Hawev's
whore he will make his home for the
| urneent
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Doris Miles is i'll with pneumonia. Mrs
r. G. Ragley is Ill with the grip--The
Woodmen gave a public installation and
supper at the Nj w. \. Hall Friday even
ing which was largely attended.-Flor-
ence Brewster il iii with pneumonia Miss
Campbell of Burlington is caring for
her
Mrs. Edna Mills. wife OF Jesse j, Gard
ner, died at the residence of her father
Sunday. at the age Of IS years and nine
months. She had been Ill for the past
three weeks with inflammatory rheu-
natism. She was not considered In n
dangerous condition until about n week
ago when the disease went to the spine
| She leaves a husband, TO whom she was
married five months ago, her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miles, brother,
Ralph and two sisters, the Misses Lena
and Doris Miles. Her funeral was held
| from tho house at 100 y. m. Wednesday,
Mrs Joseph Johnson is VISITING at IL,
n. Brewster's.-E Edward follansbee of
South Starksboro Saturday visited his
niece. Mrs. Matte Taft who has been
III for the past two weeks with neural
Ward Bagley and Delbert Tart are
| III with the grip.-rhere was no school
Monday on account OF the illness OF the
! teacher.
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CHiTTENpEM
WINOosKI.

JNere are ABOUT 4pJ out on lS)S ana
1863 taxes. which are now IN the hands
OF Tax Collector l.. W. Ravlin. If these
taxes are not paid by February 10. the
delinquents will not be allowed to vote
at the coming March meeting. Mr..
Ravlin has an office IN Goodall's plumb
ing shop on East Allen street and is
there from 7:3o to $50 a. m, and $3.50
to 100 ard $50 to 500 D. m
Work on the new spinning mill be-
ing erected for the American Wooden
company is progressing rapily The
first floor timber was laid Saturday
afternoon. The honor OF driving the
first nail in this timber fell to Carl
Plummer, paymaster for the E. W. Pit
man company of Lawrence, Mass. who
recently arrived here. Tho Pitman
company have built six mills and N
Rch one OF these Mr.. Plummer had
had the distinction OF mailing the first
Il ber on the completed foundations.
During the past year ending January
!. the records give A. marriages. llS
deaths and 1876 births. From January l.
1863 to July l. 1873. there wore - mar
riages, g. deaths and IS births and In
the remaining six months. T marriages,
l
births. 4S males and % females.
The members of the Mohawk club with
their ladies enjoyed n sleigh ride To West
Milton to a summer cottage owned by
Arthur Mauseau. where they enjoyed a
| supper There were 10 in the party and
they were carried In two barges.
Word has been received here Saturday
OF the death OF James Alexander in
! Lawrence Mass, where he had made
his home for the past year. He is surviv-
| ed by three sons James. Joseph, and
John. and three daughters. Mrs. Henry
! Young Mrs. Edward Ward, and Mrs
! John Steel all of Lawrence, Nass. Mr.
Alexander was at one time foreman OF
! the dressing department of the local
wooden mills. He was a survivor OF the
Crimean war. He served with the late
| John Nixen o. this place, they being in
| the English army for nearly Is years
Leopold, the ten-months-old son Of Mr.
snd Mrs. Cyprien Codlre of West street,
died yesterday OF bronchial pneumonia,
| The funeral will be held this afternoon
| from St. Francis Xavier Church.-Mr
a Mrs. Hervey Narcotic will move
about February lG to Los Angeles, Cali
where they will make their home.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The body OF Heman A. Hyde was
brought here from Monkton. Sunday aft
ernoon for burial In tho Hyde family
lot lii East Charlotte cemetery. Mr..
HYDE was veteran Of the Civil War.
He was one OF tho nine months men,
from this town, being n member Of Com
pany l. 18th. Vermont volunteers. or
tho is nino months inon, who volun-
teerec from Charlotte, only four arc
now living They arc: Gideon d, Prindo
OF Charlton, Mass.; Frank r. Hi. who
lives In the West; william p. Barton,
ard Myron Williams, Of Charlotte.-Mrs.
Nancy Palmer OF st. Regis Falls. N. ".
who has been the guest OF her sister,
Mia. Chester Smith, since last Novem-
Der. loft Saturday for SALISBURY to visit
her son. William Pnlner.-Mr. and Mrs.
william Lessor were called to Hines
burg Sunday by the death of their
daughter. Mrs. Harley palmer.-Mrs.
George W. Prindle returned Thursday
from Monkton Ridge, where she was
called by tho Illness OF her little grand
daughter. who Is convalescent.-Miss
Leila Fonda went to Dandy Saturday,
70 visit her sister, Mrs. Guy Baldwin,
r.. II. Converse is In Burlngton.-1t Is
reported that Ira Borroughs has bought
the farm belonging 70 the estate Of the
late Henry c. Leavenworth. situated fl,
the south-c part Of Charlotte.-Mrs.
r. c. Beers went to Westford Saturday
to visit her daughter. Mrs. r.. Il. Kim
ball.--Charles Harris and son, Stanton
returned to Middlebury Monday, after Il
brief visit with relatives hero-Truman
Andrews, of Geneva, y. Y, spent few
days last week, at his farm In Char
lotte.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beers were
pleasantly surprised Tuesday by about
% Of their friends.--Frank Ellison has
returned rom Manchester.
Miss Leila Fonda went to DANNY Sat
urday to spend some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Guy Baldwin. Baco1
| Is Z work at Shelburne harbor. miss
Cora Clark Is teaching the winter terri
| Of school In G. NJ. Hazards district
which began last week.-John ant
George Fagsn went to Orwell Monday
| +. a. Ellison and n. II. Caton return ed
Saturday from trip to Rutland. Dor
set and Misunderstanding regular prayer
meeting will he held Thursday evening
at the Baptist psrsonage.-Mrs. Nancy
| Palmer who has been with her sister
Mrs. Chester Smith. for some time re
turned to South Shaftsbury last week -
Charles Smith was in Bristol Saturds J.
Miss Nora Collins of Burlington, wa!
the guest Of Miss Christina Voigt Sat
urday and Sunday.-Charles Harris ant
1 son. Stanton, returned to Middlebury
| Monday after a short visit with his
father, J. A. Harris. and other rela
| tives
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. q. r. Church has been quito sick
with grip.--A daughter Weighing 1874
lbs was born 10 Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Magivney January aS.-Mrs. Minnie Lew
Is and son were in Granville last week
to attend tho funeral of Randa Kezcr
Mr.. Lowis's sister.-aIrs. G. T.. Clahln or
Bethel was at G.. X. Church's last week
on account OF her sisters illness.-Mrs
Ransom Runham, who has been cry
sick with pneumonia. II slowly on the
gain.-Mr. Orchard, who purchased the
old Church homestead, has returned from
Bennington and Is ut H. Gleason's.-
Charles Roberts has moved into Pearl
Ea toms house on the Martin place.
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CALEDONIA
HARDW.1CK.

Joseph st. Jock was In st. Johnsbury
Friday. --Ncnrly $50 attended the public
installation Of officers and banquet of
Caspian Luke Lodge +. & A. NV. Il.
Clement has sold his grocery business
to John Berry. Mr., Berry took possession
Friday. Mr.. Clement has conducted the
bueiness for 20 yeors.-Tie Waterbury
basket ball team played the first team
here Friday and were defeated 80 The
Colt team went 10 fillmore the same
night and defeated the team there 81 to
81.
Harry Drew has resigned his position
MS drug clerk ut Kimbalrs pharmacy
and has taken position In the bank
Misc IIildo Mansfield OF Newport visited
in town over Sunday.--Carl Rockwell OF
Montpelier liz In town.-Sunner Darling
of burlington Is visiting his parents,
Or. and Mrs, s. L. Darling.--E:. H. Van
cor Of Morrisvi.le was a business vs-
tor In town Monday,--George Wilson has
resigned his position AS clerk in Leach
a. Wobster's store and has a similar po-
sition with w S. Wright Of East Hard
wick--An electric bell system Is being
installed In the John s. Holden Memorial
hospita ALA number OF Gertrude Davis g
young friends gave her Il pleasant sur
prise at her home on West Church street
Monday night in honor OF her 18th birth
day. Several gifts were left.
The store of Trevlian Brothers Is
closed to take account OF stock for the
new proprietor, Mr. Davis.--Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Belmont were in Burlington
| Tuesday George Hoyt expects to 90 l.
| Oklahoma soon.-Elmore basket ball
team played the first team here Tuesday
night and were defeated % to 2l.--The
| Junior order of United American Me
| chanics gave a reception to their fam
| lilies and installed their officers Tuesday
night. State Deputy, Jeffries was pres
| ent.-Miss violet Brunnel has been cal
| led to her home In Ottawa by the seri-
| Gus illness OF her mother.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The report OF the eve and ear exam.
nation OF the pupils OF the Essey June
ton schools is as follows: High school.
pupils examined AZ. per cent. defective II:
A grammar pupils examined q. per
cent. defective rs; grammar pupils
examined %. per cent defective g In
terrnediare, pupils examined IS. re- cent.
defective AZ; third primary pupils OK
amlned So, per cent. defective %. second
primary, pupils examined 20. per cent.
defective o.
Two candidates were initiated at the
meeting OF Bethany Lodge. o. T. $.
Tuesday evening. An oyster SUPPER vas
served at the close.
The Ladies' Social Union OF the Con-
gregational Church met with Mrs r..
w. Rice Tuesday afternoon. She WIS
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Z. r..
Stanley and Mrs Hattie Sibley Fifty
ladies were present.
officer Denag is confined to the he'd
with severe cold Mrs. Demar. Who
has had bronchitis, is somewhat better
Mrs. Frank Tyler has returned from,
Mary Fletcher hospital. where she UNDER
went an operation about three weeks
ago
Harris Grow is i'll with infammatorv
rheumatism,
Mrs. Frank Osmer is recovering from
bronchitis
Mr. Daniel I.onge is i'll at her home Oh
Railroad avenue.
Mrs Mitchell King Is confined to the
house by illness.
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RRIDPORT.

Fl. u. Payne has on exhibition two
white arctic owls. which he has mount ed
with spread wings. they measured five
#, from tip to tip. These birds We're cap
tured by Alva Carpenter and Grant
Allen Of West Addison. William Hough
died Friday afternoon.-Miss Carrie
Cook died last week.--The dates of the
grange drama are changed 10 Feb. g
and 4.-Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Rice. who
have been i'll in bed with the grip ara
improving -RcV. DIR. Pierce Of Boston
will occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning Feb. g.
The seventh anniversary Of the grange
was observed Tuesday evening with a
good attendance, II number being pres
cnt from other towns. a literary program
was carried out and refreshments were
served
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. a. Nichols died Tuesday, Jan. a.
aged 50 years She is survived by hus-
band. The funeral of Mrs. Nichols was
held at the church Thursday afternoon
at two O'Clock. Rev. T.. w. Hallowell Of
flciated and tho interment was In Pros
pect cemetery.-Orrin Nelson and son.
Frank. were In New York the past
week. sunday Feb. 8. the district sup
erintendent will occupy the pulpit and
hold communion service,-Miss II. Eliza
l.essiono, secretary of tho Kurn Hattin
home gave an account Sunday morning
OF the work.-The Ladies' Aid society
VIII take dinner with Mrs. Fred Brook
ms Friday.
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RICHMOND.

Miss Clara stone died Friday
aftern Don after n short ilncss with
Pneumonia Tho funeral wa9 held
from the Church Of our Lady of the
Holy Rosary Monday morning at nine
o clock
The funeral ot Miss Cleora stone.
who died Friday afternoon after a
few days illness WITH pneumonia, wa
held from the Church Of our Lady
OF the Holy Rosary Monday morning
at 10 O'Clock, the Rev. !. z C,ermont
officiating The bearers were Waiter
Kennedy. Edward Zero James HTur-
ply. Thomas McGoyern Leslie Brea.
sor and Ben Taft Interment was IN
the now cemetery. There were fora
tributes from the employees Of the
Underwear Co.. Condensed MIX Co.
Phil Sheridan Court of Forester and
others. The deceased was 20 years
OF age and leaves a father and mother
and one brother. Among those from
out Of town to attend the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs. Vessar, Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry stone Of Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Ashline OF Burlington. Mrs
Fuller and Mrs. Butler OF Hinesburx.
Miss Alma Mitiguy OF Burlington
was the guest OF Mrs. I. II. Goodwin
Sunday.--Master Fletcher KENYON "a
seriously Ill with pneumonia.-Misi
Stella Cove of Proctor V as the guest
Of Miss Elizabeth Hurley over sun
day.-Mrs. John Mahoney Is danger
ously ill.-The l.. \. A. O. H. gave a
whist party in Foresters' hall Monday
even!ng--Miss Jennie Rankin Of Bur.
Iinston was the guest Of her sister
Mrs. d. D. Parker over Sunday.
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CORNWALL.

l. l.. Hamblin and Jared Alternately
are recovering from severe attacks Of
the grip.-1he Philathea Sunday school
class of the Congregational Church gave
n social last Friday evening at Roy A.
Bingham's In West Cornwall. pro-
gram was given and refreshments
served-The James home. which has been
In the family 123 years, has been sold to
Frank l.. DeLnng and he has taken pos
session Mr.. and Mrs James will make
their future home In Cedar Rapids, la,
Miss James will 500 go to Schenevus,
y. ", to visit friends.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. +, G. Locke has been threatened
with pneumonia, but is now better.-AIrs.
Minnie Streeter Ii seriously ul.-Mrs.
harriet Hail. who is IN with pneumonia.
Is gaining slowly.-Mrs. Hattie White of
IT, n'S was called here by the SER
49,, 'i"e's VI her aunt Mrs. Harriet
o's" lille has gone to tho Mary
r'e'e"e. hospital for an operation.-D g.
- 'ont'hed to tho house by III
hess'.I"oh corliss has moved his steam
hl' from mo Notch to the Richmond
i'"','oer company's Job on the stage
roau-lne remains of Rufus Harris. a
FORMER resident OF this town. wer,
brought from Huntington and burief
here by the side of his w1fe-Fred Racor
was home from Jefsrsonvtlls over Sun,
day.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr., and Mrs. Oren Wells are the
parents of baby girl, born Jan. 80.
William Hubbard is ill,--There were
about 1G0 present at the installation
of officers Of Beaver Glen Grange
Friday evening.-A pleasant surprise
was given Mr.. and Mrs. Garret Cour-
sey Monday evening, 1t being their
10Th annlversary.-Mrs. Hanerty of Rut-
land was guest OF Mrs. f. II. Rowley
over Sunday.--Miss Hardy Is guest of
Mrs Wallice Hathorne.-Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Iiodgman and Mr., and Mrs. Ern-
est IIemmins of Birchton, Que, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Coates
Miss Lena Merrill goes to Proctor
Tuesday, where she will study nurs-
inK.-Mrs Il, u. Rowley was In Middle
bury Saturday.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. f. ". Butler wednesday TO sew.
Ralph Aldrich, who broke his arm two
weeks ago. is getting along nicely
Lucine White of BURLINGTON. who is to
carry on the Soule farm near Muddy
brook, has taken possession ana Mr., Me-
Gaughey who carried II on last year has
moved his family 10 the cty.-John
Young, who has lived at Guy iIarss
the past year, has gone to Connecticut.
where he will reside. Miss Frances Gill
of Burlington, who visited Mrs. j. j.
Van Sicklen and Mrs. Eliza Sherwin last
week, returned homo Monday,-Miss
Florence Caswell, who was quite sick
with a cold last week. has recovered.
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HINESBURG.

Dr. j. +. Miles was % years Of age jan
uary and January 50 occurred the f7th
anniversary OF his marriage to Mrs
Miles, Or. Miles has been town clerk for
3, years and Is able TO be in his office
every day. Mrs. Miles, who is about 90
years Of age. Is able to be about the
house all the time. Some friends and
neighbors called upon them sunday ID
congratulate them on their auuivtrsarv-
Miss Pauline Shattuck was rendered n
most delightful surprise party THURSDAY
afternoon, the occasion being her 18th
birthday, Miss Pauline was the recip-
lent of many pretty end useful rifts
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HUNTINGTON.

Rufus Harris suffered stroke OF pa
ralysis January % from which ne never
rallied, He died the next day, The run
eral was held on Friday at ten o'clock
at the home Of a. r. Sherman with IN
terment In Bolton.
daughter was born to Mr., and MIS-
Walter Taber Sunday evening The mis-
slonary society viii meet with Mrs, w.
9. Sprague Thursday afternoon-Ihe
Weekly Christian endeavor meeting at
the home of Hiram Pierce Thursday eye
hinR'-Among the village sick are MISS
Daisy Kenyon and Marjorie Merrill--fd-
ward Obcr cut his right hand quite badly
inc last of the week by falling upon an
axe.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. W j. Newton continues quite H.
The remains of Hiram Hurlburt who
died at Buffalo n. Y, were brought
here Tuesday for burial. Mr.. Hurlburt
was former resident Of this town
Or II. A. Durfee, State superintendent
Of Sunday school work. will speak In the
Methodist Church Friday evening,.-The
Young Mems society will give the
drama, The District School," at the
town han Friday evening, Feb. 1.-The
work is progressing on the bridge. After
Wednesday footmen can cross.
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LINCOLN.

The funeral of Mrs. Moses Colby was
held ut the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Stone
officiating.-The remains OF Justin Hin
who died at the home of George Sar-
gent In West Lincoln were taken to
Starksboro for burial Tuesday.-The
Friday evening meeting will be held
at the home Of Charles Purinton.-Miss
Eva Norris is caring for Miss Jennie
Morgan, who IL no better.-Several
from Warren were In town Tuesday to
attend tho funeral of Mrs. Colby
Miss Maud Cobb Of TiconderoEa, N. "
who has been visiting hor sister, Mrs
William Dritell has returned home.
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sOUTH STARKsRORO.

Mrs. William Orvis is tn.-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Morgan We're called to
Brooksville last week by the Illness OF
their mother. Mrs. David Lafayette
Mrs. Louther Orvis has sold her farm
to Eastman Arnold of New Haven He
takes possession March Little Ruth
Hallock who has been quite Ill, is
able to attend school again.--Mrs. Mary
Young visited her son, Walter Young.
and family In lincoln last week.
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SHOREHAM.

DR. Kidder went with Leslie Turner
ard his tvo-ycar-old child to Mary
Fletcher hospital last Friday. the child
had been burned with scalding water
DR. Kdder and Lenas Baldwin were in
burlington On Monday Dewar OF
Burlington is taking care Of Mrs Floyd
Edwards. who Is seriously ill.--Mrs NJ.
p Cook entertained tie Moravian club
Tuesday afternoon.-W. ". Moore Is IN
at
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WEST ADDISON.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stage were given
a surprise party last week.-Mrs.. Ed
ward Witty is very III with heart trout
ble.-Car Smith has purchased Daniel
Huestis's farm Mrs. Lyman Kent who
has been quite III, Is very much better
John Smith cut his wrist quite badly
while using a cross-cut saw last Friday
Mrs Charley Campbell who has had
diphtheria, has SO far recovered as to
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FERRISBURG.

There will be n dime social at the resi-
dence OF Edward Garapy. Jr,, Friday
evening. February 4, for the benefit of
the Dpworth LeaEue.-Mrs. j. Il. b. Will
kns has been seriously ill-alrs. Bost-
wick OF Hnesburg is a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter The w. 9. r. l. will
neet WITH Mrs. 4. T. Rooth Saturday.
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ADDISON.

The roll call at the Baptist Church
Friday was largely attended Dinner and
supper were served The Rev. Messrs.
fomfery OF Veraennes. Hartman of
Middlebury and Dawson of Burlington
were IN sttendance-MissE Eva Smith IL
III ana mas been obliged to close her
schoo''-Mr' and Mrs, John Pecue OF
RAMON were guests OF relatives In town
last weeK.-Helena Palmer of the State
schooi In Vergennes has been spending
a low days with her parents. Mr.. and
MRS, Henry Palmer,-Carrie and Flora
whnhhr'h were home from Middlebury
over sunday
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RIPTON.

On January 2s there gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Bedcn
friends to the number Of Go In honor or
their grandsons Grant p. Hodges, 10th
birthday.
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Keep seeking for efficient people to
work for you--making 1t w.nt ad.
quest. The services Of an inefficient en-
ploys amount, in their net sum. to add
Ing somewhat 10 yorv burda-
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell q farm, should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies or
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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JERICHO CENTER.

Blanche FLOOD has been i'll for the pasi
few days-Jordan Bros. are employing
NJ. c. Whitney during the inventory sea-
son.--Mrs. Charles II. Higgins of Hart.
ford, Conn, il visiting her sister, Mrs
r.. b. Jordan,-.E. II. Smith has pur,
chased the business and house OF r. l.
Bostwick. of the Young people
attended the recital of Mrs Arkeley'S
Continued on page 81
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FOR SALE--Potatoes. farming tools,
cow. cream separator No. T. s. r.
Ward Underhill 32.w3t