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SHOREHAM.

TIE annual meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society was held with Mrs. c.
y. North Thursday, January 10, 81 at
tending The officers elected are: Presi-
dent. Mrs Charles Waite; e-president,
Miss North; second vice president Mrs
James Moore; secretary and treasurer
Mrs Howard Burge.-Mr. and Mrs. f. E.
rlatt were called to Glens Falls Friday
by the death of his sister, Mary Plat,
wife of the late r. O. Bascom-Mr. and
MIS-. c. y. North We're in Glens Falls
Saturday TO attend the funeral of Mrs,
Bascom. Mary. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. J. McCauley, is III with scarlet
The trustees of Platt Memorial Library
spprcCiate tho interest shown FRIDAY
evening by the attendance at tie library
supper. About 49, was realized. IT was
announced that the Rev. G. f. Watts
would Ne presented with a handsome fur
lined coat-Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Larrahee
were in Fort Edward Saturday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. r. o. A-ascom.-Mlss
Cora Austin of Sudbury is visiting Mrs
William Bocash.-Mr. and Mrs j. w
Beker Of Brandon We're recent guests oil
their daughter, Mrs. W. G. Larabee-
Miss Elizabeth c. North is passing ter
days I'm Woodstock with Mrs. {. W. hld'
der and Mrs o. *. Collins OF Bellows
Ialls.-Miss Katherine Baldwin Is pass
ing the week with Mrs. Merrill Wolcot
in Bridport.-Frank Leonard, VINO ha'
been the guest of his mother, Mrs Har
rett Leonard, has returned to Springfield
Mass, where he has garage.-SeNera
from town attended the county Sunday
school convention in Middlebury Tues
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BEAVER.

T.. n. CaswcN is visiting friends in
East Cambridge and Johnson for a few
davs--Frank Paul has moved into IL. L.
Cooks tenement house near Buck Hol-
iowa daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. s Russell January I'LL. s. Par
riseau IS moving into his house at Noru
Fairfax Mrs. Albert Patterson enter
tained for 4 few days last week her
brother and his wife from Alburg.-Bert
Sweeney found one Of his horses cast in
me stall Friday morning and the animal
died soon afterwards. Mrs. Laport Of
Westford is stopping for a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. s. Russell.
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kins; stewards H. o. Drlscoll, Cabot;
assistant steward, c. Hogaboom,
lIardwick: chaplain, G. IT, Root,
CraftsburY; treasurer, G. Y. Eastman,
Walden; secretary. Mrs A. r. Mont
gomcry, East 1lardvick; gatckeepcr,
George Garvin, Danyillc; Ceres. Mrs.
J. H. Darlington, Greensboro; po-
mona, Mrs. Parker Wolcott; Flora.
Mrs. Burbank. Dauville; pianist, Mrs.
NJ. Louise Bell, East Hardwick; lady
assistant steward, Miss Jennie Bell,
East IIardwick.--At tho regular meet
ing of Evergreen Lodge, y. II. O. -,
Saturday evening. the following Off
GERS were installed: Pact warden, "A.
| B. shannon. ,.alI,H. t,t. A. - Me-
Lcod; vice warden, Charles Hoga.
boom; secretary. Mrs. Nora Mason,
financial secretary, Blanche Green;
treasurer, T. w. Green; guide Miss
Gertrude Johns; chaplain, Mrs. A. r.
! MONTGOMERY; guardian Harry Hoga-
BOOM sentinel C. G. Cochran
Mrs. Iir c. O.. Calais visit.
| ed al 30 over sunday.--ips
! s,s..A t.uA wiIl give a dance and supper
| Thursday night.-Mrs. Elwyn Peake Is
at the hospital FOR treatment-Mrs. Frank
Mason is visiting in Calais. -11. A White
NJ G. Morse and c. s. Cobb were In
Mortnelier Tuesday. The members OF the
...... .....r .-' s. O. % f'v invited guest.
/ vcrc entertained at thu home OF the Rev
! u. :. Sanford friday night Music was
Furnished by the PYthian club orchestra.
The bradford academy basket ball team
will play with the Hardwick Athletic as
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uNpERHILL CENTER

Wide is the circle of those who will
mourn the passing OF Miss Martina
Terrill. who died Janury g. Martina
Edith Terril was born acre October 10.
1890 being % years 2 maths and p days
old at the time OF herdeath. A spirit
OF gentleness provided hr whole life and
truly admirable wer the excellent
Qualities of her mind sd heart. In no
better way can one ,Xtol her worth
than to quote from Villain Winter, the
great dramatic poet, verse from his
"rribute 10 a Dead Fr!nd."
mo stain upon thy banner proudly
streaming,
It's diamond whitenes leads the tune
full host;
Forever I'm the front honor beaming.
And they who knew tee best have loved
thee most
clifford Terrill and fmily have return
sd ia their home IN Dtroit, Mich. Wal
fer Brown has purchaed the farm prop
ertv here belonging t, the estate OF his
Gather. the late /, j. rown. Mr.. Brown
cxnocts to stock the Irm with line OF
choice bred Ilolstein cattle.-The town
auditors will meet the town clerk +
office February | to psS on the reports
or the various town cicials.-Mrs. Oliver
papineau fell receny and was quite
severely injured.
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WILLIsTCN.

Friendship Chapter, order of the
Eastern Star. has adopte, resolutions on
the death Of Mrs. Zoe Wood Tietz. The
committee on resolutions consisted OF
Sylvia a. Warren. Mabel C. Brown and
j. Wesley Berry
The Free Press will receive applications
for the position of correspondent In
" .lliston. A sample news letter should
be sent with a statement of the writer s
facilities for getting item and whether
he or she resides in the village.
very successful party was given by
Mrs. Joseph Lander at he home Friday
evening About 90 couples wer0 present
and all report q pleAsant ime.
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BOLTON.

Burton Ward has several teams draw
ing logs to his mill, making use Of the ice
bridge for the second time this winter
Mrs. Della May is ill-Mrs. y. McGee.
who fell on the ice a few weeks ago, in
juring her hip, is able to walk with the
aid of cane.-Mis. Tracey, d former
resident of this town, died ut the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Goodridge Of Rich
mond, the body being taken to Waterbury
Friday for burial by the side Of her hus-
band. Daniel Tracey. Tho latter was for
many years engineer in Randalls mill at
Bolton.--Mr. and Mrs. John Fiddock and
sister, Annie were in Montpelier Satur-
day.-Miss Edith Kennedy Is the teacher
for n second term in district No. MIR.
and Mrs. Nichols Of Roxbury visited Mr..
and Mrs. G. s Brush Sunday.
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

There will lie a dance at the gym
nasium Thursday night, January a..
Music will be furnished by Lebel's or
chestra.-Yhe N f.. O. i, ana invited
guests enjoyed a social and dance at
the s, of " hall Thursday night--The
auxiliary to the S. OF V. held boz
social at their hall Friday niRht.-lia2eu
Road Pomona Grange met with Gale
donia Ora: ge Saturday. state Master
c. F. Smith and Mrs Smith of Morris
Vile were present and installed the Of.
fcers. A new grange was added TO the
Pomona, Greensboro Valley making nine
oranges in the district The MIN degree
was conferred on II candidates. The
next meeting will be held with Danville
Grange March A. Following are the
officers of IIazen Road Pomona
Grange: Master J. IT. Darlington,
Greensboro; oversecr A A. Goodrich,
Jlardwick; lecturer, Mis-. q. j. Per-
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CORNWALL.

Tie social committee of the Congresa-
tional Church Will hold a social Friday
evening January o., at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs +, T. Poole, in the west par-
of che town.-Mrs, j. +. Randall is at
home from Boston, where she was called
by the illness Of Mrs. George Bond. o
brothers wife, who has since died Miss
Katherine Griswold was in Orwell the
first Of the week at Charles Stacy's,
whore her niece, Miss Flora Griswold,
has been since her severe illness in Flor
| ida a foM Mneks ngn-
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ORWELL.

c. r. Phelps has returned from YER
genncs, where he spent a week.-Mrs.. r.
" Cults has returned from Niagara, n.
Y, where she has been Il month with her
brother, DIR. Phil Warren.-John Il. Lo-
gan post have elected the following off
GERS: William Cummings, commander;
]. c. Roberts, S. V. c.; II. T.. Hack. adj
jutant S. Ashline, quartermaster; c. r
Lilly. chaplain; u. II. ITeitman, surgeon;
c. y. Abel, Surgeant- major; H. q. Law
renee quartermaster sergeant; i. Sted-
man, O. D., /. W. Stedman. O. G.; ". A.
Monger, post guard Mrs. Charles Black
mer and two children while driV'c% to
church Sunday We're thrown out. Mr..
Blackmere and the little girl were cut 50
that some stitches had to be taken.
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BRISTOL.

e. Z. Abernethy has sold his grocery
business to j. w. Trudo. Representative
and Mrs. l.. c. Dixie were at home from
Montpelier over Sunday O'Bryan
and pr II. l.. Williamson went to Bur
lington saturday. Mr.. O'Bryan for treat
ment for his eyes.-N. L. Clifford Of
Burlington was here Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert johnson of Hartford, Conn,
are guests of relatives here.--H Z.
sherwln has been i'll for over a week.
Miss Clara ferguson is recovering from
typhoid fever.
j. W. Trudo took possession of the
grocery business purchased of &. p. Aber-
uethy Tuesday.-B. j. Clark returned to
Barre Tuesday.-Cullen O Bryan under
went an operation at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Sunday for his eyes.-The Rev,
+. Il. Stone was in Middlebury Tuesday.
~ hearing was had Monday in the case
Of the town of Bristol vs.. Mrs. Alma Cur
tain. Mrs. Curtain paid her taxes under
protest and brought suit to recover. The
case was adjourned to county court next
June.-Francis Chaffee was sentenced to
NE industrial school a VerCennes Mon
day for truancy. Constable c. /. ]. Car
row got as far as the Junction with him
and returned on hearing of the prevalence
of scarlet fever in the institution The
meeting of the Addison County Poultry
association opened in Holley hall Tues
Iay-H. J.. Parmlee continues serious
~ i'll. the result OF n stroke Of paralysis
Robert S. Johnson has entered the en-
pioy of the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pany in the office.
Mrs. G. T. Frary attended the funeral
of relative In St. Adams Monday.
". Landon of Rutland was in town Tues
iay.-Mrs. Josie Chase was visitor in
burlington yesterday.-ienry Harvey
has gone to Northampton Mass, for an
Indefinite stay.-Mrs. r. c. Blodgett, Mrs.
James Ridley and Miss Minerva Morse
were in burlington Tuesday.-Mrs Susan
Plain has been visiting In New Haven
his week-Benjamin Sheldon Is visiting
lis daughter in Freeport, Me.-The Meth
cdist Sunday school went to Lincoln Tues
day evening, and were entertained by the
Lincoln Sunday school.-B. w. Esty and
the Rev. f. r. Stone attended the sun
lay school convention at Middlebury
Tuesday The Memorial library will be
opened for business Wednesday, Febru-
airy t.
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tho Central Vermont engineers with
the management.
J. w. Ryan, who has been
in business in this city for
SO years, has sold his meat and gro
Gerry store on Kingman street to A. J.
w. Loader, who viii take possession
February !. Mr.. Ryan will remain
in tho store for some time and assist
in its management. though not nc
lively.
The body OF Ruth, the three-ye
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John j.
Rafferty, who died Tuesday night at
her home in Manchester, n. H., was
brought here last evening at eight
o'clock and taken to the home Of Mr..
| Raforty's mother, Mrs. Mary Walker,
on Lake street, where the funeral will
be held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Rev. Il. j. O'Sullivan will OIL
= NJ
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MILTON.

AIrs n. n. Beeman went to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in burlington Monday
md later will undergo an operation -
John Golden died at his home on the
n,ains Saturday Of Bright's disease. His
funeral was held at st. AIMS Church
Tuesday morning with burial In the Cath
ole cemetery. He leaves two sons ana
two daughters. John, Jr, OF Essex, Ed
ward and Mrs. Lewis Mashaw OF Cam
bridge and Mrs. William Hector Of this
place.-J. e. Clarke spent Sunday at n.
Mahoney's in West Georgia.-The II. p.
Hood company has finished harvesting Ice
and the Whiting Bros. are having their
new ice house filled NOW +. Battles
went to Burlington Tuesday to see his
brother, who Is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
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ESSEX CENTER.

The ladies' will serve dinner at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday
January 3-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ia
due are parents of twins. born
January IA son was born &c
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Mckenzie
January 1s.-There will be socia
dance at Memorial hall Friday nigh'
Under tho auspices OF. the basket pal
team. The Browns River orchestra VII
furnish music Refreshments VIII Dc
served-The Essex junction basket bal
team was badly beaten Saturday night
81 to Airs. Eli Written has returned
from five Fanny Allen hospital
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Thorpe Went to
Morrisville Saturday to visit Mrs. ThoIpe's
brother, Walter +. Horsford and family.
From November Is, when the first heavy
snow storm of the season came, there has
been 56 days Of continuous sleighing thus
far.-Floyd Foote entertained about is Of
his young friends at his home Friday
evening. During the evening various
games were played and refreshments were
served.-Mrs. f, 3 Kimball and dauch-
ter. who have been spending two weeks
with her parents, has returned to West
ford.
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ENOSRURC FALLS.

MR.. J.. = IeNo|aW "ls '''A'.et %
her home IN West EnosprrE. ltef SISTER
Nh Arm IaraH"orlh' VINO W37 la'-rei
10y falling ca the ice, les hAproNnE.--
'ioir Gleason is N',-AoSHt :" members
Of The freshmen class % tle "lgA school
had straw nde 10 She'don rHHS
evening, With supper Mt the portland
House They were chapcronec hy NJ
uHd N'' q. w. LanctoI.- .. NJ ARM
strong ia 20 'eaNe soon on commercial
trip through the S"utA and southwest
Mrs Mary Rugs ~ G!enS I"hs' y -
who has ae"" staying with her sister,
Mrs. F. = Hutchinson, Tor several days
went to East Berkshire Monday,-E, j.
IRISH lett Monday Tor fooateHo, Idaho
Hhegc he j. employed by the Oregon
Short lAne'-The W. C. L |, met tues
day evening WIN MFs' H. NJ Martini
MISS iNt!er q Hiehsaie Center was
GutS. 'I MIS- Aura hendaI. over sunday
DR. MerTInah Brown OF oSdenspurs'
y J." arrived MONDAY ana mas rented
we Io"I"N III INC bep"Ne p'ocN recently
o.o"lle" IVY AZ, = ''u''''"9'"'
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NEW RAVEN

Margaret Bottom is i'll with pneumonia
and Grace Merrill is caring for her
Howard Davis of North Elba. n. Y, Is
visiting friends in town.-Mrs. Hair Of
Pristol has been the guest of Mr.. aud
Mrs George Coates for "a few days. The
funeral of the young daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Orren Wells was held at the
house Saturday morning. The Rev. Mr..
Miller of Bristol oficated-The Rev j.
G. Hall will occupy the pulpit next Sun
day.-A meeting of Beaver Glen grange
will he held next Friday eveninE.-Mrs.
Sarah Wilson is visiting friends in
Waltham.
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CHITTENDEN
JERICHO

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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Lawrence Gardner and son, Jesse. were
In Burlington Friday to visit George
Gardner, who is i'll at the hospital.-An-
gus Tomlinson of Bolton is moving into
n. A. Carpenters tenement house.--Mrs.
John Cutter OF Hinesburg visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Levi Taft, over Sunday.-Mrs.
Clyde Brewster, Fred and Frances Wilt
fauck were In Burlington Saturday Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Holmes OF Richmond Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. w. w. Moody. Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs J. l.. Andrews of Essex Junction
is visiting her son, Fred and friends
Ward Bagley Is Ill with the grip School
closed here Thursday.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Spauloihs OF Brio
port were recent guests OF MI ana mrs'
Charles Spauldlng.-Mr' ana Mrs' d. A
Merrill OF Burlington were IN town re-
gently Wv. A. iAWrence OF br,stoi was
the guest Sunday OF Mr. ana MRS A. D.
Rusco.-A large crowd ATTENDED the safe
and supper at the Me'honist chnrch las,
FRIDAY evcning Mrs. A. s. russo and
nor guests M and Mrs. billiard and two
sons. were y,Sitors In Charlotte Wednes-
day.-Mr and Mrs. ID. A. Goodspeed of
Mlnevile were In town the early part OF
The week Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Merrill Of
Weybrdge spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Coonrod Messrs, Pollard and
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. ]. V. Holden Is seriously ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. sumner, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
f. Brunyo, Superintendent NJ. A. Thomas
and Miss Cora J. Leach attended tho
Sunday school convention at Mddlebury
ruesday.--Clinord Atwood Is improving
Arthur G. Bump is slightly improved
since coming to the homo Of his father,
cyrus A. Bump. Hattie j, Bump visited
a, town Saturday and Sunday.
Mdosalamos camp No, 1903, will hold
f. public Installation Tuesday evening
January 81, conducted by State Deputy
Head Consul A. o. Palmer of Burlington
and District Deputy +. NJ, Libby OF Rut-
land. A short entertainment will be
YiVeu.
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. Lydia J. Manley. 90 years old,
widow OF Ransom Manley died OF pneu-
monia Monday morning. She had boon
III for one week. She is survived by six
sons and four daughters.
Miss Emily Marley from Connecticut
is called here by the Illness and death
of her mother, Mrs. Lydia Manley-Mrs
p, L. Parmalee is quite i'll with the grip
Mrs. F.. s. Wright is gaining-J. p. and
L. l.. Wocott are confined to the house
by illness.-Mr and Mrs C. n. Wright
are in Westford visiting their daughter,
Mrs Scion BigelOw
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SOUTH BURLuGToN

Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Van Sicklen are
both ILL., Mrs. Van Sicken was given
postcard shower Thusday In honor
of her birthday.-Danie OBrien has
packed his goods and ; boarding at
Miss Mignon's. HIS SCI. Leo, is In
Jonesvllle with his sistr, Mrs. Nellie
Crandall, and his brotler, John, has
been taken to the asylum in Water
bury.-E. Victory has bught n piece
Of land OF Martin Barr at the inter
section of the Essex and Williston
roads and will build store thereon.
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SHELF RNE.

John Blackjack OF ldison has returned
home after visit his sisters, Mrs,
Mark Thompson.-Nh Carrie Marshall
and Mrs. George r. srkins OF Vergennes
have been visiting frs, l. q. Elliott
Champlain Chapter, 70. IS, o, E. g., will
hold a dance and ord party In library
han. Charlotte, FTicy evening. January
q Mr. and Mrs. issor of Burlington
have been engaged furnish music for
dancing. Refreshmets will be served. -
charles Bigelow ha moved his family
from Miss Ruth Refs house to Joseph
Larow's house at selburne Falls, and
Mir. Larows family ave moved to Bur
lIneton.-Harry CAT Of Proctor visited
his mother over Snday sociable
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BRIDPORT.

Tho funeral Of Allen Angler was held
at his late home Monday afternoon, the
Rev. Mr. Evans officiating.-C, j, S.
hamilton has returned from New York
city.-Walter Grosvenor is recovering
from mis- recent illness.-Mrs, T. w.
Grandey and Helen Bennett are among
hte victims of the grip.-May st. John
was a recent visitor at n. w. Briggs
Miss Kate Baldwin has returned to
Shorehnm.
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MILTON BORO.

d. r. Bean cut ice 16 inches for the ice
house at Camp Watson Monday.-N. II.
PARIS condition was very much worse
the first Of the week.-Among those who
attended the poultry show in St Adams
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f.. Finn. A. B.
Wood, Thomas Berry. r. Z. Mills and
F. L. Smith.-Thomas Shear slipped on
the ice and fell, injuring his back.
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

The stockholders of the Franklin COun-
ty Telephone company have elected the
following officers: President. Jasper n.
Keller OF Boston; vice-president. f. w
Story of Boston; secretary. c. d. Watson
Of St Adams; treasurer, f. 8. Willard OF
boston: auditor. z. W Longley of Bos-
ton; directors. Jasper n Keller Francis
A. Houston. Carl T Keller Matt b.
Jones. F. W. Story. william J. Denver
of Boston and T. c. Smith, A. G. s Bee
man. G. e. Pell. Frank l.. Greene and j.
W RYAN Of St. Adams.
Mrs. Thomas Bailey died about six
o'clock Sunday morning at her home
on Stebbins street. ueighbor passing
saw a iqht in the Noman's rooms and
hearing her groan. went in to try to re-
love her hut before q fire could he built
10 ,r,,,,or vac do,1 A. che died with-
ont medical attendance an autonsv was
rorfor,,ed at m. rndertakino rooms of
II y Wood G co and IL was found the
c.,so ~ dea,b was ac,,te dlitotion Of the
boort Mrs Railay who was - Years old
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