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TIE ELECTROSCOPE.
Instrument by Which the Presence c
 EIeetrieity Is Detec4ad

instrument by Which the Presene. ot
 Electricity Is Detected
 -he electroscope is an instrument for Tho detection of electricity. It depeDd~ lor its action on the principle that bodies charged with like electricity re- pel, while those charged with unlike electricity attract each other. The orli. nary pith ball suspended on q silk thread is the simplest form oI the in. strument.
 Ihe most common type of electro scope is that devised by Bennett in l7S1 and known as the gold leaf cleo troscope. It consists of two strips of gold leaf or thin aluminium foil s,ls- pended from the lower extremity of conductor within glass bottle or jar The upper end of the conductor ter mlnates in ball or plate in case the instrument is to be used as a condens- Ing electroscope. If a body charged with positive electricity is brought near the knob of the electroscope the mega tive electricity will be attracted to the knob and the positive repelled to the leaves, which diverge. If now the fin ger Is touched to the knob the positive electricity is drawn off and the leaves collapse, while the negative electricity is held bound. Removing the charged body. the leaves will diverge again. charged with negative electricity. h this case the instrument can be used to determine the nature of charge of \ body brought near it, as with a posi- tive charge the leaves will collapse and with a negative charge spread farther u upart.-EXch hange.
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SPEEDY RELIEF FRGM KIDNEY !. TROUBLE,

''I had an acute attack of Bright's disease with inflammation of the kid neys and bladder, and dizziness says Mrs. Cora Thorp, Jackson, Mich. "A bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy ov- ercome the attack, reduced the in flammation, took away the pain and made the bladder action normal. l wish everyone could know of this wonderful remedy"
 Foley Kidney Pills are a reliable remedy for backache, rheumatism and urinary irregularities. They are tonic in action, quick in results and afford a prompt relief from all kidney disorders. W. L. Dewoody & Go.
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TO FARMERS
 AND POULTRY RAISERS.

There is no need of leaving the duck out of your plans. These In- dian Runners are wonderful layers and some say they even beat the best of hens.
 When eggs are not fertile they are worse than no eggs if sold for hatch ing purposes. for they damage both the one who buys and the one who sells them.
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Dickens and His Wife.

Commenting on the unhappy rela' lions between Dickens and his wife. GoldWin Smith wrote in one of hls last papers: 'It was common case. O'eh' ems had married at q low level and hlS wife had nor risen with him; otherwise there was no fault OD her side lhe matrimonial histor.? of writers or works of imagination has often beeh unhappy. Their imag:natica turns the woman into an angel. and then they find that she is q woman"
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PILES! FILES! PHESi.

Williams Indian Pile Ointment VII cure Blind, Bleeding and ItchiAs Pilss, It absorbs the tumors. aIIay' itching at once, acts as . peultes .ives instant relief. WilliamS 1E' dian Pile Ointment ia prepared fe' Piles and itching of the private parts Sold by druggists. mail soc and sl't Williams Mfg Co.,. props.. Clavelsn& 10. Sold by McCammon fl soN.
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IF I HAD ECZEMA

I'd wash it away with that mild, soothing liquid, D. D. D. Trial bot tle 25c. Relieves all kinds of skin trouble, cleansing away the impurl- ties and clearing up the complexion as nothing else can. ~
 Yes. If I had any kind of skin trouble I'D USE D. D. D. w. L. De- woody & Co.,,
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REWAR,D.

pay live dollars reward for ana conviction Of any per- ns copies of the Graphic u'ors or yards of subscrib- 'sWard will be paid in each ' disposed of. Any infor- 'o'ns to the arrest of any '0n' caught stealing papers, s0 greatly appreciated by
 B. c. MEAD
 suon Manager Graphic
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bAp TRANSFER 5

<, coree. commissioner to Palm n.naber, deed, part E. F'rl one x section 3, 6, g, s45. " Monk to Abner Simmons, .,ntv deed, lots 1, 2, and 3, block lW. Monks western addition Mo- aso. ... r,..., muitable Securities Company to .,s Kendle, deed, N1-2 NW1-4, |sBop 27, 8, 8, $1,2oo. Monk L. Clark to J. M Rice, quit n deed, lots 1 and ?, block B, d1and addition, ct al cons, $1. M Rice to J. o. Thomas, war .r dped lots 1 and ?. block 333, Inland addition $2oo.
 D Milner and F. G. smart to Merritt, warranty deed, lots IA 15. block IT, Jefferson Heights Hton, $40.
 H. Triplett and John Williams ra,sart Bayou Drainage District claim deed, NW1-4, and N 1-2 lion 26, ', sl
 ,nprs williams to Alexander Bros. many warranty deed, blocks 1, 7, pd B. Reeds addition, ct al cons, kl16.
 n andthend andthend
 T Olcott to Genevieve E Phil warranty deed, N1-2 lots , and lmk g. Pine Bluff Land Compa- addition, $30OO
 heon Realty Co.,, to Susan and kra Powell, warranty deed, lots Id AS. block ), Jeans addition, 2 ss5.
 burice L. Altheimer to Ben J. elmer, warranty deed, 1-2 inter- hE Frl 1-2 NW1-4, section g, 1, al lands, s1,500.
 mund Sachs to Lewis Sachs, anty deed, lots 1, ,, and f, blk own of Altheimer $3,100 Erence M. Quattlebaum to Mrs. Phillips Adams, warranty deed, SW1-4 and SW1-2, section 15, s90oO.
 stn P. Oliver to David w. Case, claim deed, east part, section ,, a
 Rid W. Case to c. B. Savings & Cc, warranty deed, E. part, n2, s, g, ct al cons $1.
 tlda Triggs to Rebecca Hasler warranty deed. part NW1-4, of section 33, }, 10 s200. ter Pickering to D. J. Crau-
 
 warranty deed, lot 1, block 2, ness-Senyard Company's addi- a. Bobo to A. I. and Rosa B. ~, warranty deed, lots 20 and &k 16, Rodgers sub division, nie Graham and Minnie McKen- J, W. Cahien, warranty deed,
 M1-4, section 13, 6, II, H. Taylor to Alex Strauss, quit deed WIZ E1-2 Wiz SE1-4 section 4, z, 8, $2,O00.
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OMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD

0MVNIA FVLLUWS A CULU lever follows the use of Fo- h0ney and Tar, which checks, asn and expels the cold. M. sl' Hannibal, Mo-, says, "It lll the remedies I ever used. l 'seo a bad cold and cough, and eatened with pneumonia. One 0 Foley's Honeyand Tar com
 cured me" No opiates. just oN household medicine. w. L. k& Co
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Two Is Company.

"Have you ever lc.ed before!' asket' tte coy maid.
 "Yes," yawned the worldly youns man. .but-never before chapefoH' two small brothers and pet bulldog.
 And then she suggested trip down the old road to see the stars.-Chicaso News.
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A Sucar Coated Pill.

"How did you persuade your dauch ter to learn kitchen work?"
 By calling 1t domestic science. Pittsburg Post
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You can start in poultry without any capital at all, or at least with none to speak of Again you may start with thousands; yu. the chances of success are in favor of the poor man.
 If you want eggs, don't allow the hens to be frightened or chased by dogs. Yet give them plenty of exer1 else and fresh air. Also the premis- es must be kept in sanitary condi- tiOn.
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The way of the world is to mako laws. but follow ustoms.-Montaigne
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. A. T. Boyce, who has been i'll two
weeks with a severe attack Of asthma. Is
still confined to her bed and improves
very slowly.--Alrs Orange Bordo and
daughter, Miss Ruby Bordo. OF Spencer,
Mass, visited their cousin, Mrs. A. X
Ionsinger, recently.--A. p. Boyce return
ed Saturday night from a visit of a few
DAYS with relatives in Bangor and Brush
ton, y. VIEWS has been received OF the
death Of Mrs Lizzie Housinger widow Of
Ira J. Honsinger, or heart trouble. at her
home In jay January Q. She WAS 81 years
old. Her husband, who died nearly four
years ago, was born ana lived during his
boyhood in this place. She leaves four
sons and one dauEhtor.-A daughter,
Katherine Wanda wac born January S
TO Mr. and Mrs. Earl Aver OF St. George.
Mrs. Aver was formerly Miss Carrie Hub
bard of this place--W Rathburn Donald
son Of North Hero visited his sister, Mrs.
A. X. HorsnRer, recently. Mrs. Charles
Sanderson Of West Milton and Mrs.
Icpha Pike Of st. Adams visited at the
home Of w. ii. Donaldson of Skeels Cor
ner Thursdav.-N Mrs. y. NJ Hubbard will
go Friday to ST. George to visit her
daughter, Mrs Earl Aver, for two weeks
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WASHINGTON
WATERBURY.

Clara Glover Miller, wife of L. G. Mil
ler died at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Thursday night, where she had been
taken that day for treatment She was
born I'm Boston November t. 1851. the
daughter of Edward and Cynthia (Hun-
toon) Glover, She was married about q
years ago to Mr. Miller, their home being
in Boston and vucinity until a few years
ago they bought farm In DuXbury
Later they bought and conducted laun-
dry business In the village. Mrs. Miller
is survived by her husband and six of the
seven children born 10 them, Ethel, Ar
thur, Gertrude, Herbert, Ebert, Jr, and
Nina. all at home. She also leaves her
father and mother, who live in Barre,
one sister, Mrs, NJ. A Hoadley OF this
place, and three brothers. Frank OF Wat
orbury, Howard Of Natick Mass. who
Is seriously III, and George OF Maiden.
Mass. Mrs Miller was a member Of the
Congregational Church, OF the Ladies'
union, Of Emerald Rebekah Lodge and
very active member Of Dillingham;
Grange. The funeral was held at the
Church Sunday after
noon at 2SO o'clock with burial in the
DuNbury Corner cemetery
The third Masonic district OF r. y VI.
held a meeting at the Masonic hail Fri
day At two o'clock the chapter was con-
vened by z, Il. Foss, RI, P, Of Water
bury chapter, after which a lodge of
most excellent masters was called to
labor by Granite chapter No. D. of
barre. Following this was the banquet
served by the men OF the Congregational
society, At the evening session a chapter
Of Il. A. Masons was called TO labor and
he r. A. degree conferred g. A. Lang.
i. II, p, and Collins Blakely, p. G. Il.
7. Speeches We're made by the grand
officers and others until the arrival Of
the team from the north Mrs Elisha
Moody, who had an aotue attack of in
DIGESTION Thursday, Is comfortable
Ausle Demeritt and her mother spent
saturday afternoon H. Montpelier The
men of the Congregational society cleared
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OF two weeks in New Haven. Conn, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. *. Hickok.-Cbarles
Draper returned Monday from Burling-
ton, where he was called by the con-
dition of his daughter. Mrs. u. A. Tatro
Mrs Alice Reed was in Burlington
Tuesday.-F. G. Fleetwood was in nur-
llneton Tuesday "A. A. Niles LETT Tues
day for Waterbury where he will visit
his sister, Mrs. Martha Bugbee. and no
will also visit his daughter, Mrs. A. W.
spaulding, in Montpeler.-NIrs. II. =
Gilmore Of Barton, who has visited her
sister. Mrs w. J. Utton, returned home
Tuosday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. y. Spauldine
entertained Mrs, j. o. LaJoy of Hard
wick Tuesday.
state Master G. T.. Smith left Wednes-
day on trip to Brattleboro, South Lon
dondcrrY and Winlamstown to visit the
local oranges. A new hall Is to be dedi-
Gated at the latter placc.-II p. Munson
IS able TO he out after an Illness OF 10
days Miss Maud Moulton returned from
Concord, ~ H., Tuesday to pass the re-
maindor Of the winter at home.-C. A.
Spillor was u Burlington Wednesday,
Ralph CLARK visited bis uncle. Represcna
tatiVe G. W. clark. in Montpelier Tues
dny and Wcdu sday.--Nrs. 8 IT, Boards
ley went TO Je0ersonyflo Wednesday for
% few days stay with Mrs. G. Melendy.-
Elmer Bennett Of Mddlobury, who has
visited his cousin. Fred M Small return
ed home Wedras1ay-L s. Gle and En-
cry Lucia we've iu bakersfield Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. y. & Tiuotso1 were in
burlington Wednesdays Mrs ". r.
Smile of N-utef.Iif fs 81 -fiup her
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LOWELL.

c. A. Barre has bought Of Holden &.
Grimm the land and sugar place adjoin-
Ing his farm.--Mrs. d. A Wakefield and
sons of North Troy are visiting rela-
uv"5 in town.-Mrs. Myrtle Sanborn has
returned from Maiden. Mass.-Ferdinand
blanchard has moved into Mrs. Tou-
rhetts tenement, vacated by Mrs. De-
blais.-Mr. and Mrs James Murphy have
returned from their wedding trip and
are stopping with Mrs Arthur Stannard.
Clement Roya had the ends of two of
his fingers amputated Wednesday while
using a saw in the J. II. Silsby e Co.
saw mtll-Willam Parker is spending
the week with relatives Ia Johnson
Mrs. Arthur Parker is entertaining her
friend. Miss Davis Of Newport this week.
1t was voted at the last regular meet
ing OF the Lowell Grange to hold their
meetings through the month of February
at the town house-Mrs Francis r
Murphy, who has been suffering from a
shock since Christmas day, died Tues-
On! morning, January "a, at ( o'clock
She was about 60 years old and is sur
viYed by her husband and six children,
four sons and two daughters Mrs Tim
othy DenloIs has gone to Westfeld to
pass the remainder Of the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. G. D. Goddard.
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E-AM0Il.L-
MORRISVILLE.

The funeral Of G. =. Fisher was held
a. bis late home Friday at one
o'clock, the Rev. Walter r. Baker Of
heating. Mr. Fisher was born in
Heischbash, Germany In 1916 He had
passed nearly all his life In Glover.
moving to Morristown four years ago TO
the Alfred Dodge farm which he pur-
chased lie was taken ~ Saturday.
January T. and died Weunesday. January
IS, OF typhoid pneumonia. Interment was
made beside his first wife in Glover.
Besides wife, he +, survived by two
daughters, Miss Freda Fisher and Mrs
Henry Paquette Of Glover also two
brothers, Henry Fisher of Culdesac,
Idaho and Christopher c. Fisher of VOL
colt. and q sister Mrs George Nc
Kenty Of Wolcott, Vt.-James Sears
with his three little ones arrived here
Thursday morning from Radwinsville,
Mass, with the remains Of his wife, Mrs
Sears went to Baldwiusville about three
weeks ago TO visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Whitney, and while there
became H. she was taken to the hos
pttal at Gardner, Mass. for an opera
ton for appendicitis. She was born in
New Castle, y. b., q years ago coming
TO MorHsvllle about nine years ago with
her parents. Six years ago she was
united In marriage to James Sears and
to this union were born three children.
The Womans club will observe gentle
mems night Monday evening, January 90
at the @. A. r. hall The scheme Of the
gathering will be that of patriotic
party, and refreshments will be served
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stone have enter
tanned for few days the latters brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gould Of
Burlinston.-He Stanclff Of sunny.
side. Wash, IS visiting his parents, Nj
and Mrs. c. S. StanclT.-Fred Stewart
has purchased the trucking business Of
A. c. HameL
NJ. y, Maurice was In Burlington Mon
day and Tuesday.-H II. Billings is IN
Boston for few days-Mrs II. j. Mills
who was operated upon Friday, and Mrs
F. A. Tatro, who had an operation per-
formed Saturday at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, are as comfortable as possible
Mrs j.. j, Kelley has been called to
WaterVille by the illness OF her parents
Mr. and Mrs T.. A. Willey.--Mrs. A. F..
Gauthier returned to Tilton, n H., Mon
day. Mr.. Gauthier will remain here to
assist In p. ST. Johns harness shop
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cheney arc visiting
In Montpelier.-Word was received here
Monday announcing the death in Denver,
Colo, OF Mark Johnson.-Mrs. T.. f.
Barnforth returned Monday from a visit
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MRS Laura Davis. widow o, ,ho ,.,.
,,,',s laws or Calais. who had basn
,iv'hg at tho home Of me Iate ~,
Nettie Hall has gone back n caIa,s
where she win make her homo ,',,h
Mr. and MR.. Dean Holt.-Mrs ~ 'e..
i'iahd POND Is in town ca-in,, Gov
ner daughter Mrs Clarence stran.
VINO Is critically III with pnarr,o,,ta
-Mrs G. NJ. Ladd. Mrs. Warror r,,1.
anu MRS. Leonard Bruce arc III ,,t.t
Rr'p'---Mrs n. G.. Bradley ~ W.,
was recon.o visitor in town u
IewkShury has bought from tho t,au
estate tho property known ae 49,,
Kemp place and tho Morley Iot.--Ars-
TIN Symonds ana family OF rInoro
were guests Of Mr., Svmondse n.ror+s
on Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. NJ Mc,r,-
non Walter Ordway and daugbtar
Marjorie, and George Hun ~ 1too+-
pelier were among the Sunday v,sl.
tors In town. william Smell OF WOOD
bury has rented the Porter ni,ce
from Mrs. Drinkwater and has nayc8
his family thereto
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NORTH TROY.

The funeral Of Mrs Ross Bailey was
held Sunday afternoon at the Baptist
church, the Rev. Mr.. Puffer oficiating
Mrs Bailey died very suddenly aged "a
years. She leaves two sons and a hus-
band who Is so crippled by rheumatism
that he is confined to an arm chair
Work is progressing on the rebuilding of
the Blair Veneer Co.'S factory, which will
employ about 100 men and will be Of
greater capacity than the one recently
burned Thomas Ingram is off duty at
tho store Of Pettis & Co. on account of
the mumfs-Charles the young son Of r.
Il. Gilbert Of the Frontier hotel was
quite seriously injured Saturday by being
thrown from the rear end of team sled
by accident. His head was bruised and
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GREENSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Goss visited in st.
Johnsbury Friday.-The ladies Of the
Presbyterian society gave a dinner Thurs
day at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs n. L.
Drown, which was literally patronized.-
Friday large number gave Mr.. and Mrs.
a. b. Fairbanks, who have recently ar
rived from North Dakota and bought
the Spiers farm a surprise visit. which
was much enjoyed. Refreshments were
served.-Mrs j. w Campbell went to
burlington Saturday to visit her hus-
band, who Is reported to be steadily i'm
proving at the hospital.-Many from
Greensboro attended the meeting of
Hardwick Saturday. and were Hospitality
Hazen Road Pomona grange at East
en- erfainad
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In stewartstown, Ont, ct the time of his

In Stewartstown, Ont, ct the time OF his
death
bell has been presented TO the FIRST
Congregational Church by Mrs. w. A.
Hines and will be installed soon. IL VIII
be about 1000 pounds in weight. me
present bell has been cracked for some
time-Newport high school defeated
Richford high Saturday In game OF
basket ball by the score OF 81 to s, There
will be a home game here Friday evening
with Stanstead Colege.-Peter AIKEN and
his team got cold bath Monday while
driving on the lake The seemed safe,
but when the full weight Of the team
came on the ice 1t broke through. For
tunately there was assistance near at
hand and Mr.. Akin and his team were
extricated with nothing more serious than
q cold bath.-Dr. y. X Eastman, who
has been in New York for a few days,
has returned. Homer Thrasher, who has
been confined to the house for the past
week, is able to be about.-Mrs. II. e.
Bedell Is very i'll and her recovery is
tful.-feorge Beaumont who -, has
been seriously III, ia much better
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RUT LAND
BRANDON.

me senior class of the high school will
,.arta,,. go N,.e ~ -" T." session ;
-" ME req NhssleY UNI
prooto, ,o..,,,..,, -. Vi'S''''uu III 'he
P.'"' Neulesua| Nl!ham j.
Fo"ers was badly injured in a runaway
uesu"y evening when driv-
n,+t -, C1leo NV Sc ne was thrown
~ va ~0''-.4'0 square ana rendered I'M
c'hSeious'-Miss Ruth Sprague is spend
"S 'no week III Gloucester, Mass.-Mr.
Iand y ,''a "o'u OF staten Is
,ai'"' ~ L., are visiting relatives here
Inc KEY j. j. Boyle is In Boston this
-H4S' margaret flf1eld went yes
u"' u -1lOdh!' y. y to spend sever
''' "oVNS'-N'r' ana Mrs. Harry +. Put
''.''' aie F'SllI"E IN West Lebanon, y.
MIS- G. Il. knoWlton Is iU-Ceorge
H. Mcleod, district deputy Grand mas.
Ter Oh tHe fourth Masonic district of
vermont wa, in Rutland last evening
for an ottlcIal visit to that lodge.-Over
10 people attended the Grange social of
-. l.. taNs Wednesday eveuiue--AIrs
hose Barker Is i'll with pnear1orja ot tho
home Of her son. Ned Barker Mrs
ihomGs Ionergan is visiting i'm Nti3dIo-
bulY.-Fred Cutting of Salisbury, &c IN
town.
The Rev. William : e,,or, ,,i.t, A.
assistance of his numerous rr.rds ana
"ell-wishers observed the 5.tn aIni-
Nerssty of his ordination IA the ,,inistr,
Sunday and preached q rsr,;riy..r,
and forceful sermon IN an .,tan,t,.o
audience which filed tho audi+ori,,,, %
the Congregational Church of uricb Va
was pastor for l6 wears Tho ,,,o,,t.r.
OF e. j, Ormsbea Post. G. A. r.. attended
the service. The Rev w \, ~.
present pastor of the cb,rcb ,.ro..,,t,'I
Dr. Smart on behalf of NAM, f,ta,,d..
purse Of gold coins. Mrs NIarth, pi,ts
who attended the ordination ser,ice =,
Years ago, and Frank A. Morse NJ vvest
rutland who was delegate TO that SER
vice. were Present at the anniversary ser-
wee The nev DR.. Smart is I'm the 18th
year OF his age. He was pastor Of tbc
BENSON congregational Church. 1ls,-67
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pngc 81

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Burleson OF Berk-
shire one brother, Maynard NJ. Burlesor
Of Berkshire, and one sister. Mrs. Mason
The annual village meeting will be held
in the hail in the fire station Monday
evening. February G, at 7:So o'clock. one
Of the articles is TO SEQ IL the voters viii
authorize the arranging of the fire sta
tion so that a horse can be stabbed
there. another article IS to see If au-
thority will be given the trustees Il
borrow money to pay outstanding pro-
tested orders for an amount not exceed
ing 5000 at less rate Of interest than
such orders are now drawing.
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EAST WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Greenwood were ir
Randolph Saturday.-- Erneet Lamb wa :,
Northheld Saturday.-Mrs. Adele y-aui.
Of Waitsfield and Mrs N X. chud Of
Moretown were In town TNrrsdar oyan.
ing to install the officers ~ 5lrooouIr
Rebekah lodge District Deputy Grand
Master Sylvester and District Dnnpty
Marshall Howe, both Of Eo-thdeld. were
in town the same cvenlng g. Install Tho
officers Of Mount Pleasant o. o r.
Florence McGlanin is quite n.-Nrrs.
Mary BAtey Is III with pneumonia Her
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Rogers. and son.
David t'stey, OF Connecticut are here 70
see her'-MrF Sadie McGIafln, who has
peen IN Burlington for several weeks is
at home for few days-NT-s. Ma
Hutchins' Of Newbury was called here
last week by the illness Of her mother
Mrs Mary E,c.ay
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SOUTH HERO.

Mrs william stone entertained eight
members of the Whist .ub Saturday aft
e1noon.-"Ihe Maple caves" with uc
given az Academy hrN friday osea.ue-
Tie man" friends of Mr. and Ms rl-
ward Wadsworth gave .r-m Surprise
party Saturday everlr homer ol the
10th anniversary Of trar MARRIAGE Mrs
I.ewes Truville died Of heart disease jan
uary l6. The funeral services were held
at the Catholic Church january Is
A party Of eight ladies were very pleas
antly entertained a the home Of Mrs. w.
J." Stone Saturday afternoon. A lunch
was served at one o'clock, after which
cards were played from two to four
Those present We're Mrs willis Robin
son Of Kansas, AIRS Charles Reed Mrs.
Edison Robinson, Mrs. Petty. Mrs. Juan
Robinson, Miss Tracy. Mrs. Wallace Rob
inson and Mrs O.. j.. Fideld