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JEFFERSONVILLE.

Edith Watson, eight years old, recently
made the journey from Liverpool Eng
Her father, John Watson of this place.
met her at Quebec and accompanied her
home.-Mr. Avery from Newbery is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Henry Huw-
ley.--The CresCendo club will meet next
Friday evening with Miss Harriet Girls
wold-The Rev. Mr.. Durfee Of Buring-
ton was the officiating clergyman for the
CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday. The Rev
r. II. Trill will ofiiciate next Sunday
Recent visitors in town were Mrs.
Eugena Green of johnson, who was a
guest at II. NJ. Cornell's; Mrs Dora At
wood of Grand Isle and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Narnum and daughter, Margaret of
Barre, who were guests at H. W. Var
mum San enjoyable meeting of the
Cemetery association WAS held TUESDAY
afternoon at the homo of Mr. and Mrs
Austin Davis Thirty members and
Visitors were present. Refreshments wero
served by a committee of three. Miss
Marion Cornell, Mrs. Bertha Davis and
Mrs. Eta Day.-NIiSs Annie Spofrord OF
bakersfield and Mr.. George Pratt of
Essex were recently the guests of Mrs.
J. +. WilcoX.-A church dinner was
served in the church parlors Saturday, at
which 125 were present, followed by a
church meeting. at which an almost
unanimous vote was taken to extend a
call 10 the Rev. II. e. Harmed Of Roches-
ter, n. Y
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JOHNSON.

School closed November y for Thanks
giving vacation, commencing again Tues
day mornnS.-Mrs. Ned Smith was
taken to the Fanny Allen hospital Thurs
day night for treatment, also Gladys At
well was taken to the same place.-Frs
Frank Pennock spent Thanksgiving al
Hardwck with her daughter, Mrs. Smith
The rummage sale at the G. n. r. hal
commenced Tuesday and closes Saturday
night
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.. ant
Mrs Dana Gilbert-Mrs Ranny has gon,
to Sheffield to stay with her mother
while her brother is at court as n juror
Bert Griswold Is at home from his work
In Wolcott.-Edith Leslie has returned
to her school in Hardwck. Mrs Norman
Ober is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Clark spent
Thanksgiving with her sister. Mrs. vii
lard Gray.-Whtle Daniel Andrews OF
Wolcott was at Almon Writings he sui
fered a shock.-Mrs. Green has returned
from Burlington.
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WESTFIELD.

\ ~ pound daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs Henry Benware Nov. 19.-Mr and
Mrs. clayton 6. Martin and daughter of
Nashua. y H., ard Mrs. A. II. Gage Of
Mclrose Highlands, Mass, spent Thanks
giving with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
James 49, Martn-Raymond King of Gov
entry has been spending few days with
his cousins. Mrs II. o. Miller and Mrs
". d. Bel Mrs Lucinda Whitney of
Irashurg and Mrs. Charles Elkns and
Daughter Of North Troy were at Mrs.
W. O. Wurhts THANKSGIVING. -George
Root entertained his mother and sister,
and Fred Robbins and family OF Rock
island can, Thanksgiving Mrs. Rod
noy Foster remains in poor health.-The
Rev O. T.. Barnard, who went to his
fathers in Greensboro last Monday. was
married Thauk4giving day to a lady from
Unity. Me. Thcy returned to the Method
list Episcopal parsonage here Friday,
which Mir Barnard had in readiness.-Mr
and Mrs W. Il. Gilpiu and family spent
THANKSGIVING with his son, Edncst w. at
Richford-Dana Gilpin went to Barton
Friday, where ne will work during De-
comrcr in thc stationary department of
the Monitor OH re.-Mrs. Richard Kirk of
Plymouth, y. H., was called here last
week by the serious illness of her MOTH
er, Mrs Frank Bean
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BENSON.

: derrick stick of mammoth proportions
has been erected three miles north of
this village over a recently opened slate
quarry on David L. BARRIERS farm.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Bosworlh of Spokeville
have a daughter born Monday
Frances Bacon and children of Boston
are in town. Mrs Bacon will be re-
memhered as Frances Goodrich, daugh-
ter of c. 5. Goodrich.-t'n services were
held at the Congregational chapel sun
day night the Rev. DR.. WaShburne of
the Methodist Episcopal Church preach
inE.-Ernest Kent of Jersey City, son of
the Rev. Evarts Kent of this place, is
visiting the Rev. ana Mrs Evarts Kent
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at the Central Vermont railway stauon'
The money was found but he denied
taking the order. If he did so he prop
ohlv DESTROYED it, He was tried before
Justice ]. n. Fullerton and sentenced to
the Industrial school-Three new MEM
hers were initiated into the 25 club Mon
dav evening. Guy Rocheleau, Mr. Brisbin
and O. \. Seabury. Miss Ellene BuEbee
is recovering from an attack of tonsilitIs.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis j. Carver have
returned from their wedding trlp.-Mr.
and Mrs. Purver are moving into Mrs
Helen SNmerville's tenement.-Mrs JulIa
O'Clair and grandchildren. Clifton and
Ella have moved to Hardwich.-Mrs' D.
w. Preston is very much improved.-Miss
Nellie Woodruff of Barre is teaching on
Crossott hill.-Thc y club met Mt the
" atcrhury Inn Monday. i. +. Demeritt
was in charge having for his subject
scientific Management. u. c. Nc
MuIlin and Mrs Kate McMullin were in
MONTPELIER Friday.-The farm buildings
of the State farm in DuXbury have been
connected by telephone. Mr.. and Mr..
Don Magee have moved upon this
place
Miss Harriet Madeline Billings and
Harry A. Edwards. both of this town,
were married at the Congregational
parsonage Tuesday evening by the Rev.
w L. Bocourt. They will reside with
MIR Edwardss brother, Floyd Edwards -
The annual sale ana chicken pie supper
at the CONGREGATIONAL Church Tuesday
evening, given under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Union, was a great success social
" and tinanCially-A very pleasant even
ing was passed at the Odd Fellows hall
Tuesdav evening. Letters We're read from
{. II. Haines of Nashua, y. H. and H.
w Comstocl;. The after-dinner speak
ing was in charge of C. . Graves. Those
who r,- pended We're J. \. Foster. Will
liam strong, W. J, Royce, T.. c. Miller.
Mr. Pierce Henry Marshall, Or. Clair,
| Henry Foster Mr.. Ruegles Guy
| Rocheeau and Mr. Newcomb,-Mrs. Nellie
! Bates who has been III with a bronchial
cold Is much improved. Mrs. V, l.,
Perkins IS confined to the house.-Mrs
Azariah Remington Is to spend the win
ter here at the home Of Mrs. Roxana
Crossett.-The glee club of the West
chester Womans club Of Mount Vernon,
y. Y, have recently given "The Nikado"
with great success. Mrs p Hardness
Cram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Warren of this place. did a great deal
towards making the affair the success
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

William II, Moran OF Hawlcy. Mass
and Mrs Bessie (ChadwiclO Button were
married at seven o'clock p. m. November
20 by the ev. ] Wallace Chesbro at his
home.
Mrs. Charles T, Stevens quietly sank to
rest on Sunday morning after several
weeks of intense suffering. For the last
five years Mrs. Stevens has been afflicted
with yalvular heart disease Mr.. Janet
tSargenO Stevens was the only daughter
of Leroy and Abbie O'linD Sargent and
all her life had been passed in this place
About 70 years ago she married Charles
L. Stevens and to them was born one SON
Gerald, who Is now associated with his
father in the grocery business
The Wornan's Relief Corps held Its an.
nual meeting Saturday night. and elected
the following officers: President, Mrs
Julia A. Dean senior vice-presldent. Miss
Almira Fisk; Junior vice president, Mrs.
Jennie Fish; treasurer, Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland; chaplain. Mrs May Goodwin
conductor. Mrs. Ella Chamberln; guard.
Mrs. Charlotte Lille; delegate, Mrs. Ma.
bel Howe alternate, Mrs. Emma Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Adams of Post
Mills were over-Sunday guests of his
ITOtHeT, d. u, AIdHlS. MIS-. lnOln1S
Hammond Of Northampton, Mass, has
been the guest of her brother, j. b. Mead
for several days.-ArranGements were
made Sunday at the Federated Church
for the observance OF Christmas and SOW
eral committees were appointed.
Miss Frederick Cole of Bellows Fall,
who has been here and at Braintree
with relatives for the last five weeks
went TO her home Saturday. Mrs. Bertha
Nckerson left Saturday for Boston, &c
remain for several weeks.--Mr and Mrs
Leslie Dickerman ana son, Kenneth, who
have been here since Wednesday, went
to their home in East Granville saturday
Miss Ellen Woodland, aged S. came from
South Royaton this week to pass Thanks
giving with her brother, -. G. Woodard
and returned to her home in South Royal
ton Saturday night.-Luke Common re-
turned to Montpelier Saturday.--C. T.
kilburn now has his new house on the
Totman Addition ueary completed. the
heating apparatus having just been IN
stalled The house is now in the hand,
of the painters and paper hangers-Mrs
Maria liill of Sharon, who has been viii
her cousin Mrs, f. 4. Bruce since Thurs
day, went to her home Saturday-Mrs
w. w. Somerville and children are II
North DuXbury with Mrs Somervlle',
parents-'rhe new lights are now i'm order
At the station and inside and outside o.
he depot are now running. -AIr. and Mrs
Ned Buck ana daughter, who have beer
n Lebanon, y. H., returned to their HON,
here Sunday-The Rev George O. How,
went to Randolph Center Sunday t,
supply the pulpit of tho FederateC
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GREENSBORO.

Mr. AMI HIrs l.. y. Jackson have been
spending their THANKSGIVING vacation in
Northampton, Mass Mrs. Cora Nerron
ana daughter and Mr.. Kaiser of stowe
We're with MIR. and Mrs. Ned Kaiser for
Thanksgiv y Mrs. Addie Simmons of
stowe spent THANKSGIVING with her sis
,ers, Mrs. Kaiser and Mrs. Miller, at the
ia homcstcad.-Mis la Cults went to
Groton to see her father ThurSday.-The
smell poX situation is improving. \ few
new cases are appearing in houses where
it has already been. If all the people
would take the same precautions to OBJ
scrVc the quarantine regulations that a
few do tho problem would evidently he
much easier for the board of health IN
trying TO stamp out the diScaSe.-F. H.
Dufur and Ralph Williams are improving
quite rapidly.--Alhert Kinney and IIar-
rson Wilson are at home from Burling-
ton for short visit
The Rev. q. f.. Barnard of IVES field
and Miss Ahhie A. Molfett of Unity. Me,
were married Thanksgiving Day by the
Rev. g /. Barnard. father of the groom.
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NORTHF'IELD.

5. r. Temple is to move to Brookfiold
this week.-Mrs.. H. w. Hovey is visiting
her daughter at Brattlehuro FOR the win
ter.-Maurlce Collins u railway mail clerk
between Rutland and Troy. was the guest
OF his brother-in-laW, Charles y. Whit
marsh, on THANKSGIVING body of
John Cotter. So years Of age, a son of
William Cotter, was brought from s., AL
bans on Saturday and burial was in the
Catholic cemetery.-'rhe rural mail car
riers are now on their winter schedule
leaving the postonice at ten O'Clock in
stead of seven Congressman Plumley
left for WASHINGTON Frlday.-Mrs. F. l..
Howe is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. l..
Bean, at Proctor.
Local ToreCaSter W. \. Shaw of the
United States weather bureau reports a
mean temperature for November of 81 de-
grecs which is one degree below the nor
mai temperature for the month The
highest temperature was e. degrees, on
the eth. and the lowest was six degrees,
on the 18th. The greatest daily range was
3 degrees. ON the 18th. and the least daily
range was Z degrees. on the sth. The
precipitation Grain and melted sonw)
amounted to III inches which includes
~ inches Of unmeltcd snow. Tn normal
precipitation for November is go inches.
The prevailing wind was from the south,
the total movement 6,2l3 miles, the aver
age hourly velocity Sc miles, and the
maximum velocity 81 miles per hour from
the south on the 18th. The month was
made up of ( clear, partly cloudy and 10
cloudy days Precipitation in quantity
sufficient to measure occurred on Il days,
Solar halos We're noted on the 9Th. lith,
l7th and 25th,
\ son was born Monday morning to
Nr and Mrs. Guy :, Cohurn,-Nlrs Mayo,
who has been quite ill., is convalescnG,--
Frank \. Phillips of Phillips Il Slack, re-
turned Monday night from a prolonged
western trip I'm the interests of his firm.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

County Game Warden Joseph A.
Chaplin was in town Friday from
Waterbury where he prosecuted =
ease for Illegal deer killing against
man named Pelky. Pelky was nnel
sic and costs. It appears that Pelky
and man named Latusch shot deer
near the railroad station at Waterbury
village and that Latusch, who had a
license. shot the deer, Pelky is said
to have been without a license. They
agreed to divide the deer and later
disagreed and after some words La
tusch "squealed" oil his companion
for hunting without a license. The
case was heard before Justice of the
Peace w. II. O'Neil.
Mrs. Truman Fay, whose husband died
recently. was the victim of a rather
serious runaway accident on the Mid
dleseX road NOV. - She was driving
20 this city with her two children when
her horse was frightened by an automo-
bile and started to run. She had the
choice of running into the rear of a team
Just ahead Of her or of trying to pas
the team with the horse AT a gallop She
tried the latter course and the wheels
slowed throwing her and the children
into the ditch. Mrs Fay was able to hold
the horse and bring ii TO a stop. when she
saw that her son was in a precarious
position under the wheels The little girl
was able to cXtricate the hoy and 10y this
time several teams had arrived and
assisted her to this city The wagon was
more or less damaged and Mrs, Fay
! suffered severe hruise on the nose
The children escaped with minor bruises.
Montpelier Lodge of Elis held its an
nual memorial service IN the city hall
Sunday afternoon at three O'CoCE, Il
largo number Of Elks and invited guests
| being present The Montpelier Military
band played several selections. The lodge
conducted the opening ceremony, inciden-
/ tai solos being rendered hv quartctte
composed of Messrs smith, Hopkins,
Fisher ana Bame. W T. cullen. past
exalted ruler of Buffalo lodge, gave a
memorial address which was a strong
tribute to the departed ones, The rev,
IT, A, Flint pronounced TIA" benediction.
| on the advice of CITY Attorney b. T.,
| BAILEY, the board of license commission
ers will not revoke the license of t. j,
Blanchard and return the balance of his
Zee lie applied for the return of his fee
when his place was closed by creditors,
! me license can be revoked for cause hut
| II Is not Thought that the licensees own
| Application Is sufficient cause. In case OF
! bankruptcy proceedings, the fee Is re-
turned to the trustee for the benefit of
the creditors. II seems to he the opin-
ION that when the city grants license
IT does not guarantee remunerative busi-
ness TO the holder of the permit
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Dow J. Adams, who was severely in
jured while working in the woods re-
Gently is reported as more comfortable.
j. Ray Hayes, who is attending school
at Montpelier Seminary. is spending his
Thanksgiving vacation at home.-Martir
Dillingham; and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Brown spent Thanks giving with Mr.. and
Mrs John Kelley at Barre.-Mrs. c. c.
Corse. who has been i'll. Is better.-Julan
Fisk has gone to Montpelier and is work
ing for Dr. L. A. Newcomb-Dr. and
Mrs l.. a. Newcomb, Master Ralph Hut
chins and Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hutchins
Of Montpelier, spent Thursday with Mrs.
f. a. Newcomb.-RoY Barnes was AT
home from Stowe Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. John Ovitt entertained relatives
from Hyde Park Thursday.-Mr and Mrs,
Norris Hin were at Henry Hills sun.
day.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. \. Lyon spent
Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. r.
y. Demeritt in Waterbury. Gil.
more dressed a hog recently that weigh.
, ed 400 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Brown and NJ. l..
Dillingham;. who spent Thanksgiving
in Barre, have returned.-Dr. f. !.
Foster and Mrs. I. r. Foster enter
tanned Miss Mary Greasy and j. y.
Parker Thanksgiving day.-At the
annual meeting of Ezra Stetson Post.
G. A Il. the following officers We're
elected: Commander, Aaron *, Small
ley: $ V. commander, William Wood
ward: j. V. commander, James Ennis:
chaplain. Nelson Beach; surgeon,
Franklin Griffith; Quartermaster, TO-
J soph Freeman; officer OF guard. John
Davis: adjutant, F. j. Foster; dela-
gate to state encampment Franklin
Griffith: alternate. Nelson Beach
Warner Woodward has moved on to
the George SmalleY farm and Is doing
a lumber Job for Pike Of Stowe.-Miss
Mabel Johns If Huntington is teach
ing school on Cotton hrook.-The
/ "Shutesville" school will open neSt
| Monday with Irelen Murray rs teacl-
! er-Ruby Sherwin spent sunday VITA
! his cousin, Leslie Hayes-Lilllan,
/ stewart and Frank Bryan have re-
turned t. Montpclier after spending
several days with their grandmother
/ Mrs l.. II. Bryan.-Ray Hayes has 70
sumcd his studies at Montpelier Semi
: nary after a weeks vacation,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~

VILE spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs w. S. Silloway. MIR and Mrs. Alton
Lawson of Hardwick spent Thanksgiving
at Willard Lawson's George Pease step
ped on nail recently that penetrated
the ball of his foot.-Mss Pearl Tuthill
of Hardwclt was at home for Thanks
Giving.-li. Reandeau OF Johnson spent
Thanksgiving with his father-Nirs. Star
of Pleasant Valley is very i'll. threatened
with pneumonia--About 30 were vaccin-
ated at North Wolcott recently for small
pox-Dennis Lawson of Morrsville spent
THANKSGIVING at Willard Lawson's.
The body of Mrs. Fanny Straw who
died Sunday of pneumonia, was buried
Wednesday, the funeral being held at the
Congrega tional Church. The Rev. j. 7.
Baxendale conducted the scrvicc.-l'ree-
man Charcttc, who has been employed in
Barton for a time. is at homc.-Frank
Hicks of Colehrook, " r.. is in town to
attend the funeral Of his mother.-Tho
grammar school commenced Monday with
Miss Haven as teacher.
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CRAFTSBURY.

l.. + smith, aged about Go years died
after months OF suffering Thursday after
noon. Tine funeral was held Sunday aft
crnoou at his home, the Rev. w. T.. Allen
offciatiug He leaves besides his Wife
two sons ana two daughters and one
pranddaughter.-T j. Glidden LEFT Mon
day to visit his brother in the southern
part of FloridH.-Air and Mrs, Arthur
smith Of Boston wer" called TO town Fri
day by the death of Mr.. Smiths father
Mrs. Julia Dunn went To liardwlck
saturday to visit her mother-Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Robbins visited Mr. RobbinS :
mother Saturday ana Sunday.-T. NJ
Crowley visited Mrs, Crowley in the
IlardWick hospital last sunday.
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WATERBURY.

Clark Murray Lease died sunday
afternoon at the home Of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs rharles Lease, Of n
tubercuar trouble. Vie was born May
IS, 1881. and was educated in The public
schools. He entered the empoy If the
Vermont Marble company at Proctor and
worked for it at Philadelphia, at which
place he suffered an attacE of rheumatic
fever and since then had not been well
Eight years ago he entered the Office Of
the Rutland railroad AZ Rutland, ana
worked there up to the time he was
Obliged to leave, as general hooNhccper
III the auditors office, He married. M'-
Martha Gingras OF Rutland II wears ago.
lie Is survived 10y his wife. his parents,
ana one sister Miss Mary Lease. who is
senior at the New England CON
servatory of Music at Boston Mr. Lease
mad been in Waterbury FOR the past three
months The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon At $50 at the home. the
Rev. w. /. Boicourt officiating.
j, ~. Palmer returned to his home I'm
Dorchester, Mass, Sundayl-Charles c.
Warren, Jr., returned Ito he Harvard
Law school SATURDAY.
Richard Tarher, the Young man VIII,
was brought to his home from burlington
by Deputy Sheriff H. j Parcher short
time ago, and whose warderings awaken.
ed SO much interest and anxiety to mis-
parents, WAS taken to the Industrial
school at Nergennes Monday afternoon
in charge of Sheriff Tracy of Montpelier
For few days he had been working for
Michael OBrien ON his farm betweer
Waterbury ana North DuXbury. Monday
forenoon, while Mr.. O'Rricn was away
ana Mrs. O'Hrien had left the house
for short time, the Young man left
and on examining their pocketbook, sl3 IL
cash and n town order on the town OF
Duxburv for Sl5 were found TO he miss
ing Telephone MESSAGES were at one,
sent to the village and Deputy Shcrih
W. J, ONeil found and arrested the boy
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FAYSTON.

The Misses Jennie and May SMALL arc
visiting relatives in Cars Crossing and
other places in Queoec.-People from out
of town who spent Thanksgiving day
here were MIR and Mrs. Carlton Tabor Of
Waitsfield at Frank Emerson's, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Bragg Of W aitsfield at Dan.
lei McLaughlin's, Mr.. and Mrs +. w
Powers OF Waterbury, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Carroll and son, Palmer. of Warren
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Eaton and Mrs. Mary
Nearly of Middlesex, and Roy and Fran
els r. of Waitsfield at Mrs +. A. Bragg'S
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

Henry Wheeler Of South Barre, was
at Charles Cadys on Sunday.-The
condition of Mrs II. NJ Pray, who has
for several years been an invalid is
somewhat improving, and she is able
to sit up a portion of the time,-Mar-
ian Wheeler. who is teaching in a
graded school in Fairfax, and Telma
Goodell in Swanton, visited their par
ents over Sunday.-The Ladies Aid
will he held at the vestry of the church
next Wednesday afternoon and even
ing.--J ohm Thomas is reported as quite
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EDEN

l.. l. Sylvester has purchased the
Franklin Carey farm and j. Il. Adams
has purchased the J. x. Knowles farm
Miss Ida Lewis has consented to remain
until February ! and occupy the pulpits
at both places. Christmas exercises will
he at the Corners Church this year
Work is to DO suspended at the mine for
a time.-Frank Baker is i'll at a hospital
in Burlington-The friends of Mrs. Katie
Souther will be sorry to learn that she is
in a critical condition. She is in a hospi-
tai at Burlington.--Bernice Whittemore
is assisting Mrs Onias Whlttemore
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The Academy school opened Tuesday.
The three lady teachers, Miss Hubbard.
Miss Hildreth and Miss Prentiss return
ed Monday night.-The Rev. Edwin Cor
don of North Craftsbury preached in the
Congregational Church Sunday morning.
The Congregational Church in Crafts
bury is stil closed on account of
the smallpox are.-Arrangements for
Christmas trees are being made by the
Sunday schools in this vilage.-Mrs. Ell
len Barnes returned Friday from Wor-
costcr, Mass.-Chester Carpenter sold his
farm, stock and tools at auction Mon
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WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grey are the par
ents of "a dauGhter, born December l.
Among those to return to their schools
after spendine THANKSGIVING at home are
Norton Gleason and Ralph Spaulding to
Randolph high school, Kenneth Pierce,
Florence Pierce and Paul Miner TO Mont
pelier Seminary and Mildred Jones 10
Castleton normal sChool-Schools opened
Monday with tho following teachers
Village, Clayton Miller; primary, Hazel
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MORETOWN.

The funeral of George W lIowes, who
died Friday, was held al his late home al
Morctown Common Sunday afternoon AT
two o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Haskell de.
livered the funeral sermon and the local
lodge Of Woodmen, of which Mr.. liowes
was a member, had charge of the services
at the grave. The bearers We're his two
hothers, Charles and Fred Howes. and
his two cousins. Walter and Wesley
Childs Many beautiful flowers We're in
evidence, including a pillow of roses and