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ORWELL.

ID. A. LaDuc has purchased Fred
Sweenor's Farm.-Louis Wolcott has pur-
chased Allen Goodrichs farm In Benson
A large amount OF stock is going for
ward from the station, from i've to seven
cars being loaded each Monday for a
month psst,-Mr and Mrs. Nickel
Dewett OF Rutland spent sunday here. -
The Ladies' Sewing society heid a
chicken pie supper at their rooms on
Wednesday evening from six 10 eight
o'clock The subject for the Thursday
evening service will be the prayer OF
the Bible. Road Commissioner d. a
LaDuc has the State road finished-Miss
Molie Hack of Kcene, n H.. is at nome
here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs II,
E ack,-Mrs. G. Il. Luther Will spehh
the winter with Mr., and Mrs, Fritz LINE
j. O. Raymond, 9. ID, Wells and VIII
Lizard are gaining a little each day'-Mrs'
NJ Crandall of New York was called mere
last week by the sickness of her father
s. l.. Stevens. ID, l.. Stevens died SUNDAY
at 2:30 p, m very suddenly. He had mao
a weak heart for long time Inc tu-
neral was held on Tuesday at l3o r. M al
the home, the Rev. J. c. Williams oiIlcla''
ing.-Clyde Monger has gone to Massa'
chusetts to work for the winter harle'
LaDuc has recovered from bad KICK pS
u horse two weeks ago
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eral weeks for treatment, returned here
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs J. II. Stafford
were called to East Berkshire Wednes-
Jay on account of the death OF her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Herbert IIadd. who was
burned to death in her kitchen Tuesday.
Inc FUNERAL will be held to-day. Their
SON. Ssville Stafford. will remain with
ms grandmother, Mrs. J. r. Stafford, ST.
-Mr. ana Mrs. A. 7. Byington are enter
tanning her sister. Mrs. Frank Bellows
ana sons Harold and Carlton. Of Ferris
ours'-The condition OF Mrs. 0. J. Iowerv
continues to improve Mrs. James CASEY
ana daughter, Katherine. spent Tuesday
IN Westford with relatives.-The Rev
y. w. Wolcott is confined 10 the bouqa
with a cod.-The condition OF Msd.,
Porter. mother OF Miss Julia Porter xvb,
has been confined TO her room weet
remains about the same Mrs porter
is In her a2nd year and the oldest lad,, 4,
| this part OF the town..-Miss Ethel Mcr;in-
mis- has returned to stevensville apto-
few days with Mrs. r. r. Chase. Tho
first deer to be exhibited in this vilIapa
was shown AZ Chase's market Wednesday.
| It was killed in Iiinesburg and weighs
about 125 pounds Miss Mary Field is IN
| at the home OF her brother Arson Field.
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WILLISTON.

Mre Josie H. Fay. D. D. g. NJ, Mrs.
Mabel Brown. Mrs. r. c. Johnson, Mrs.
G. D. Warren and Miss Warren, Mrs.
Wright Clark. and Mrs. Guy A. Lamsou
attended the fourth district meeting Of the
order of O. L. s.. at Mortified November
15--Mrs Eugene o. Robinson OF Burling-
ton has been visiting her sister, Mrs,
Guy A. Lamson.-Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle
Brown Of Chicago are the parents of a
daughter, Mildred Julia. born November
Y. Mrs. Brown will he remembered as
Miss Estelle Metcalf.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Forvlle are the parents of n daughter
born November 16-Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Kronk of North Ferrisburg and Mias
Krouk from Saranac have moved into
the Croto place. The Union Circle Of
Kings Daughters met with Mrs G. y.
Warren, Friday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs Byron
johnson. Friday, December There will
be hash supper in the Methodist par
lors Friday, November "a, at six p. m,
followed by an evening of entertainment.
The Rev. \. h. Potter has returned
from New Bedford, Mass. where he has
called by the sudden illness and death Of
schools in town will observe the close
at the UniVersahst Church Thursday
of the fall term with an entertainment
evening at 80 p. m.-Ghe Rev. y. y.
Potter will deliver a Thanksgving ad-
dress in the Federated Church SUNDAY at
! i a. IN. Guy Iamson church treasurer
| will also give report Of the financial
/ condition of the church.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Josie G. Chase of Vernon, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
McIntre, has gone to Washington, ID. c.,
to spend the winter with her son.-Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Cory OF Brdgewater have
gone to North Carolina for the winter,
hoping to regain his health which was
much improved at Southern Pines few
years ago Mr.. Cory Is a native of this
town.-Miss Sophia Battise was in Brain
tree Tuesday to see her sister and family,
Mrs. Alice Eastman.-Bert Luce has
moved from East Granville to his moth
ers in Braintree. Hiram Luce has moved
his family into the house at the upper
village that he recently purchased of Il.
j. Swinyer.-Touis Rider of West Rochess-
ter H. in town with his mother. Mrs
Oliver Clair.--Charles Wilson OF Ludlow
was in town the first Of the reek.-The
Dramatic club Is soon to give play al
Ladies' hall
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HINEsBURG.

Among the lucky deer hunters here are
Bernard Emmons. Guy LaVlgne and
son of Eli Terrill-Miss Blanche Small,
who teaches at East Calais, is here Tor
three weeks V4Cation-The Rev. y. \.
Gushing spent few days with his par
ents at Montgomery last Week.-Dan!et
Wilton has bought the Frank Talcou
farm at North Williston for $500 and
will take possession the coming sprins
The musical club. organized ny the
pupils of Miss Hull spent pleasant
evening al the home Of Miss Florence
Dow November u.s. There were Al present
including the parents OF the pupils Elf
teen selections were nicely rendered on
the piano Light refreshments were
served. The district schools closed FRIDAY
for the THANKSGIVING vacation. Miss
Weeds pupils gave an entertainments at
the G. A r. hall Friday afternoon They
we're dressed in Puritan costumes and the
songs and exercises We're relative 10 the
old time Puritan Thanksgiving, Mr., ana
Mrs c. r. Wright of Burlington were in
town over Sunday &C, r. Lucia and @.
w. Patrick are de.~ hunting In Stowe
Henry Fudres shot buck weighing 20o
pounds on Hogsback mo intain November
17.-Mrs. Lucia and son, Charles, are WIS.,
iting relatives In Waterbury and stowe
There viii be a union Thanksgiving serv-
| Ice at the Methodist church next Sun
day morning, Miss Lucy Belle Pierce OF
the University Of Vermont was at homa
! over Sunday. IL. Allen visited his
daughter Mrs. A. l.. Walker, In Burling-
| ton over Sunday,
A very successful term of school was
| closed by Miss Lizzie GaffncN i'm district
No Friday. November H. out of "a pu-
| pills there were 10 who had no marks to
| their name, Mildred and Miles Reynolds,
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JERICHO

Mr. and Mrs William Bezino and chill
drer who have been at Peter Flynn's.
have gone TO Keeseville, y. Y, to live
State Treasurer A :. sleep of Bad
Axe. Mich. was at II Il. Bates's last
Week.-Mrs.. Charles Packard has been
with Mrs. Louise Blood for severa! days.
while Mrs. John Storrs was in Bmlins
ton.-Mrs. W. c. Jackson was in Bur
lington Friday The Cemetery asSocia-
ton has received n check for 500 from
Mrs. Mary Howe Chase of Loon Lake,
n. Y-Thomas Chates is i'll at the home
OF George Davis.-IryinG Ballard and
Grover Fuller We're successful deer hunt
ers Friday in this town.-Stephen Dague
is In Westford for several days while
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Foster are in Belvi-
dere visiting relatives Willis Prior has
returned TO Worcester. Mass. after visit
Ing his brother-in-law c. II. Hutchn-
son.--Mrs. Morton Brewster is in Hunt
ineton for week or more.
Much to the qualification OF the Con-
grogationa parish the Prudential Com
nlttee OF that church has secured the
Rev. William Cashmere to at as supply
through the remainder of this year
Mrs. Bellows's sister, Mrs. A. p. ByinG-
and Carlton OF Ferrisburg, are visiting
Mrs. Bellows's sister. Mrs. A, p. Brying-
ton.-Mrs. G. T.. Percival and son, Glenn
ent. and Donald Perclval were In Bur
hneton Saturday.-Mss Emily Howe is
confined to the house by illness p. II.
Brown OF Undorhil spent sunday in
TOWN. and Mrs. W. c. Jackson spent
Sunday with relatives in Cnderhill.-H.
IT. Chase was in Pleasant Valley and
Cambridge Saturday Rev. J. T.
Buzzell is in Lowell, Mass, the guest
OF his son, w. W. Bu2aell,-The ladies'
of tho Methodist Church realized nearly
IS from their supper Friday evening"
Mrs. James Casey was in Burlington Sat
urday. -Mr and Mrs. Wrisley of Essex
junction spent Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. Henry Desany. Edward Riley of
! Bangor. New York, who has been visit
ing at Mrs, George Thorp's has return
ed home Mrs, F.. 8 Tomlnson is in
poor health Still hill near the trcstlc
has been repaired and substantial
guard has been placed the entire length
of the hill
| II. T. Chase was in St. Adams Monday.
Miss Iva Brigham returned Monday 10
| St. Adams after few days at tho home
| Of her parents, MIR, and Mrs w. W. Brig
| ham.-The condition of Mrs. George
Davis who has been III with pneumonia,
| IL improving Raymond q. White re-
turned Monday froID Burlington. where
! he has been visiting his brother, Ivan j
White-John Davis has been making ex-
tensive repairs on his barns, H Il. Chase
was in Hin 'sburg Tuesday buying tur-
keys-Mrs John Storrs returned Wed.
nesday from a weeks visit in Burlington
Mrs J, r. Buzzell Is III, and the Rev
| j. T. Buzzell returned Tuesday evening
| from Lowell Mass, where he was visiting
| his son. being called home by his wife''
illness, p, NJ. Page VINO has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington sew.
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MILTON.

Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Ashley have re-
turned from a trip through tho West.
visiting their son, S. f. Ashley. in Grand
Fork, \. D.--John w Mears, the oldest
r. T.. d. carrier in town, has resigned 10
take effect December !, and r. J Robin
son has been appointed to take his place.
Nj. J. Perry is the substitute.-Mi Car
rle Wells has been I'm West Lebanon, y,
H--F VI. Ploof has bought one of the
Pratt houses on the west side of River
street and has taken posseSsiOn.-Ler
Sanderson has bought the General STAN
nard farm, formerly owned by \. Wais-
ton.-H. VI. Sanderson is making a tour
of the States, and is now in Elwood. III
Henry and Armina Patterson are living
with their grandson. Henry Patterson. on
Railroad street.-Mrs +. T.. Rogers hs,
gone to spend the winter at her brothers
in Swanton.-Mrs. Ernest Rogers and lit
tie son have returned to their home in
Nedford, Msss.--The Rev. and Mrs e..
NJ Redstone have held revival meetings
at West Milton the past week The
teachers of the town schools are having
a vacation. and they will return Mondav.
November 27.-E. T. Stockwell of Wilder
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Lewis
Lyon.-G. +. and F. A. Thompson have
| bought farm in Johnson.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

by the ladies of the Grand Army TO
the members of Russell Circle and the
comrades of Russell Post was attend
ed by large number with sprinK-
ling of visitors from the burlington
circle. The occasion was In honor Oh
the birthday anniversary OF 'oihrao0
Charles Il. Youtt and Comrade O'is
Abbey. both of whom are soon to leave
town to pass tho winter In other
states. Brief speeches were made by
Comrades Youtt. Abbey, John I'll. Sar-
gent. James NJ. Tracy. Edward Cooley,
Jerome holland. Page q. Potter. Mrs.
Elizabeth Crannclly. president OF the
circle. and Mrs Carrie Il. NASH
The Middlebury National bank
will be transferred on or about
December to the new build
ing on Main street, which is now AL
most ready for occupancy.-Mrs. "A. a.
Smith returned to burlington tuesday
after a short visit In town With
friends-Mrs. Page O.. Potter has re-
turned from New Haven, Conn. where
she has been for a couple of weeks
visiting her son, Page G. Potter, Jr.-
Myron H. Langworthy, who Is Ill with
cancer of the face, does not notice.
ably improve-There was a good
sized attendance Tuesday afternoon at
the yearly thank offering meeting in
the vestry Of tho Congregational
Church.-A large crowd attended the
auction sale OF Morgan stock at the
government farm in Weybridge Tues
day Nine animals were disposed of
at rather low prices, some good horses
going at as low as from $40 to $50.
Mrs. clyde w. ITurlburt, who had been
III sometime at her home on South Main
street. died at 4:3o o'clock Wednesday
morning Mt the age of 80 years, OF acute
Bright's disease. She is survived by a
husband, one sister, Mrs. T. j. Boynton
Of Everett. Mass, and three brothers.
Charles story OF foosick Falls, n. Y.
l.. f. Story Of North Adams, Mass, and
S. D. Story Of Berlin. N II. The funeral
will he held at the Memorial Baptist
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sHELBURNE.

Inc Shelburne Grange held tnsr |
REGULAR meeting Wednesday, Nov. 10 |
The meeting closed with spelling |
contest, participated In by nearly AL |
present. Robert Parker, master OF
tho grange. gave prizes for those
standing the longest. a six weeks old
pig and collie pup. Mr.. Elliott also
gave small pig. The winners of the
prizes were Miss Matte Stoddard, who
took the larger pig, Miss Katherine
Crowley. the collie pup, John Tracy,
the smaller pig. which he presented to
bis sister. Miss Hannah Tracy. After
tho contest n chicken pie supper was
sorvod
william, Iontins who is riding for one
~ ,he largo Vow York racing stables. is
,is,,,rc bis naren,s Mr. and Mrs. Harry
t1or,,ins ror feu, DAYS He f. one OF
,bo vo,,nyee, iockevs IN IN. United states.
h,,t be etapds at the head. hav-
,na ,or N. ,argest number Of races in
An,,r,o, ,bis voar ue has been in 400
800. hoe vor ia fret money oOO sec
a,,a ana tp,rd mou.v After a short visit
Lei III. n,r,rts n. yoee with +bo stable
~. cou,h Corolina ~ hap,n tho winter
| n,ro,,i, or rocsa Tho Ever Ready Circle
| NJ Kings Daupbters will meet with Mrs.
| Sanders E-r,dav af,ernoon for their reru-
| low p,eetine Tho Thursday evening pray
| or ,n.etinp will h. hold at the home Of
| w aud Nrs " w irish Mr. and Mrs
| - VI Puss.u and DR. and Mrs r r
c,oddard accomnsnied bv Mr. and Mrs
! Il CLAIMANT nj tsurl,nr+on snent Tues.
dow in Bristo, guests NJ Hon w A.
I,urarca
M,s " c webh has contributed the
fo,,ou,re naners and mapazines 10 the
cbolhurro ,ibrarv reading room. Harner'g
uor,bIy corturv ri,telrs living Apc
Cnur,rv Iifs IN Amarica I.ondon rraphic
post,r Herald New york Trihune New
! wi, po.t .,a ~. pur,ine+on D,ilv Free
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CORNWALL.

The grange will give an jentert ainment
at the town hall Friday evening, Novem-
Der "a. for the beneht. OF the piano fund.
The program will include n drill. music.
tableaux. etc. Refreshments will be ser
we'd. All are cordially invited.
MISS Jennie Brown left Tuesday for
California to visit her brothers. Aexan-
der. Daniel and Frank. who reside re-
spectively in Berkeley, Stockton and Mil
ton.-Norman A. Frost was in Burlington
on Wednesday to visit his daughter,
Rachel. who Is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for treatment The public school,
In town close on Friday. The winter
term opens January q
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Church Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
and the burial will be in the Cornwall
cemetery. Mrs. Hurlburt was a we'll.
known resident and a member Of the
Memorial Baptist Church. When in
health she was greatly devoted to her
church-Tho william 9. Hamill company
OF Troy, N. Y. who are building the new
high school house here, have got the ex-
terror work completed, all but the stating
which is under way, and are shipping
their heavy machinery to Burlington,
where they have the contract to build
tho new Sherwood House.--Among the
people here from out OF town are George
Gordon Of Colchester, Henry Williams of
Rutland, Alfred Il. Hayward Of Utica,
n. Y, James r. Benson OF r,rattleboro
and Miss Martha J. Bachman of Roches-
ter.--William =. Russell Circle, No. B.,
Ladies Of the q. A. r., will hold their
annual election Of officers Wednesday
evening December 6.-Mr. and Mrs. Jason
Duclaw have gone to the hamlet OF
Freedlyville In Dorset. where Mr.. Due
law has taken position in a large mill
Mrs. Grace Thompson and her son, Will
liam, went Wednesday TO Hartford.
Conn, where Mrs. Thompson expects to
remain for the future.-Mrs. Ruth Car
rington and sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Bor-
den of Springfield. Mass, are visiting
relatives in this vicinity and will remain
until after Thanksgiving The next meet
ing of the Century club Will he held with
Mrs. D. II. Corkran on Tuesday evening.
November %. The subject is American
Musicians" and II will be largely a must
cal program.-President John NJ Thomas
of Middlebury College will preach at the
| usual Thanksgiving service to be held
this year in the Methodist Church.Mr.
| and Mrs Clarence f.. Merrihew. who have
| been in town for several months during
which time Mr.. Merrihew was in charge
| of the new bank building. have returned
| to Burlington.--The grand mask ball for
| the benefit OF the Village Improvement
society will be held In the town hall and
preparations are being made for an mus
! ually successful occasion and Vittum's
orchestra will furnish music.-The Stand
| ard OIL company's big travelling oil tank
| which Is drawn by four horses through
this section periodically was in tho real
of the Battel block Wednesday Afternoon
| when in some way the tank sprang 1eal
| and the oil became ignited. A large guam
| tity Of kerosene was consumed but M
! other damage was done. DR.. A. Clark
who has been In this section for some
time. has returned to his home in Chel
sea.-Mr. and Mrs e. l.. Kelton have
gone to Burlington. having been called
there by tho death Of his sister.
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs Susan Wright and daughter Eliza
beth, and Mrs. Mary Caswell and family
were guests at II. W. Joness Sunday
Mrs. A. e. Nottingham is visiting her son
in New York.-Postmaster Elmer Bar
mum. who has been quite i'll. is much
better.-Miss Nellie Nottingham Is in
Rutland and Manchester. --1'hirty-six
ladies attended the missionary meeting
held with Mrs. H. II. Burge Thursday
The fair to be given by the Ladies' Aid
of the Congregational church will he held
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, De-
Cemher 6 and =
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

The Rev. Mr.. Bartlett moved from the
Bailey tenement to his new house below
the village last week.--Freda Talbert
was at home from Worthwhile the first of
the week.-George Patch spent Sunday
at Charles Pattersons in Walden. Mrs.
Battles of Plainicd has come to spend
the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh
Battles.--Iarvey Lane has moved into
Hulda Gays tenement.-Henry Eldredge
is working for W. S. Wright in the mill
There were no services at the churches
Sunday on account of the smallpox
scare. -Whipple Warner is visiting friends
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Sturtevant have
returned after spending several weeks
with their children and other relatives
Tho Rev. O. w. Bailey OF the Congrega-
tional Church preached in the Methodist
Church Sunday morning in exchange with
the pastor, the Rev E. w. Halowell.-
Professor Cady Of Middlebury addressed
the Y. NJ G. A. at the town hall Monday
evening.-Mr. Strong Of Ferrisburg was
the guest of Ray Brittel Monday.
village school closed Friday. The pupils
having no absent marks were Stanton
Warner. Celia Warner and Walter Stich-
cr-Mr. and Mrs. j. 8. Shaw were In
Proctor on business Monday.-Mrs. c. NJ.
Baker Is improving Reports from Mrs.
Carl Shaw at the Fanny Allen hospital are
encoura ging.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs. Nellie Buzzell. wife OF r. A. Nor
ton. died at her home south OF the VII
lage Tuesday morning at 7:15 Of heart
disease. She had been confined to the
house since last May Mrs Norton was
of an agreeable disposition and bore her
sufferings without a murn1ur Her loss
will be deeply felt. not only In her homo
hut in the church. where she was an ac-
tive worker. Besides her immediate
family she is survived ny an aged mother,
sister and other relatives at East Bar
rington. y. H.-Schooi will have a vaca
ton of week, and the teacher, Miss
villa Page. has gone to her home in
Enosburg. The Rev. G. ". Watt Of Barre
is holding meetings here this week.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

George l." Roberts of Burlington and
Miss Lucia A, Parker of South Burlington
we're married Nov. 10 at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev d. q. Guest. Will
liam T. Smith OF Underhill and Miss
Lillian Whittemore of Eden were recent
W married by Mr.. Guest,
MI and Mrs. Hugh Teachout returned
Saturday night from Boston, where they
went with their sons, Harry and Tracy,
who are to receive treatment for infantile
paralysis at the children's hospital, The
doctors believe the boys may be helped
They win remain their until christmas
and may have to return after that for a
short time Harry Is TO have All opera
ton on his hip.
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FERR1SBUKG.

Frederick A Cushman, who recently
took the United States civil service ex-
animation for fourth class pos tmaster at
Ferrisburg. attained rating Of 1926 per
cent, thus giving a relative standing on
the register No. l. Mr.. Cushman, for the
past two years has held the position at
this office of assistant postmaster. ana
has proved an efficient government EN-
ploye.--B. w. Collins has his new barn
nearly completed. -Several from THIS
place attended the funeral of John Pal
mer Friday at Monkton.
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them, and the Patten girl being uncon-
scious was taken to the house. Her
father and mother were quickly summon
ed and also DR.. Waterman Of Vergennes,
but tho child lived only q few minutes
after the accident. On examination II
was found that her Nook was broken "a
tho result OF coming in contact with =
bolt that struck her In tho forehead AZ
the rigging fell. She was q bright, pretty
child. She leaves q mother, a step-father
and a brother and sister. Tho funeral
will be held at the house Thursday morn.
ing at ten o'clock with burial at Yer
gennes.
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

David Dixie has bought a mountain lot
of his brother, VIII Dike,-Therc was no
school here last week on account Of the
Illness of the teacher, Miss Fannie
Wright, with tonsIlitis at her home in
Bristol II is hoped she will be able to
come back soon.
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RIPTON.

James Hodges, game warden. was in
Hancock and NerGennes on official busi-
ness this week.--About 20 deer have been
killed here the first week NJ the season.
Among those who have been successful
IN deer hunting are Melvin Stone, Allison
Stone. Joe Caswell. James Hodges, John
Stoddard and Henry Wood. Mrs p, A.
Campbell is In Rochester caring for her
sister, Mrs. Ellis Noble Mr. and Mrs. c.
r. Noble have gone to Middlehury TO
spend the winter at W. *. Fosters.
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PANTON.

A shocking and fatal accident occurred
here Monday afternoon when little vera
Patten met an untimely death, vera the
youngest child of Mrs, Wesley Jackihah'
went home from school with Bessie s'asR
and they Immediately went to the barn 10
play. As they were frolickng about
hay-rigsing. which was leaning against
tho bay, 1t suddenly slipped 10 the MOOT
pinning both children under II Ihe
screams OF the little Stagg girl brought
her father and brother who soon released
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ADDISON.

Grand View Grange me, In their hall
on November Il. with their usual pro-
gram. after which the doors were opened
to the public. Professor Lambert OF Mid
dlebury College spoke on education.
After the lecture there was had fine
banquet Mr. and Mrs. HYDE are guests
OF Mrs. Burpee,-Mr. and Mrs. A Y.
Clark are in Canton y. Y.