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MILTON BORO.

Peter Beauprc has moved into a. =.
Woods tenement house.-Mrs. Jennie
Wells has been at North Georgia caring
for her sister Mrs. Henry Langley, who is
no. A. Stanley and family attended
the wedding of Horace Wood and Jessie
Hale October Ill. A Wells is going to
move to ST. Adams.
$, +. Boyden. Leonard Boyden and Miss
Elizabeth Boyden spent Sunday as guests
of Mrs. Abba Carr.-Mrs. Jennie Bullock
is visiting her son, r. T.. BulloCk-Mr
and Mrs. James O'Danels spent Monday
tended the district meeting Of odd Eel
lows at Richford Frday.-Miss Mary
Gale spent Sunday at Is. +. Kinney s.
Miss Mildred Blake was at home Thurs
day and Friday from Belvidere. where
she is teaching. She was accompa MED
by Mrs Barncy.-A daughter was born
October L. to MIR. and Mrs. Van Ever
est.-,Mr. and Mrs. Minot Smith were in
East Georgia Friday.-Miss Ethel Ian
don was at G. f.. Osgood's October Ia
Mr.. and Mrs II. ID. Granger were at
Fort Ethan Allen Sunday and Mr.. and
Mrs Willard Gla2cr at William Con
yeau's.-Niss Charlotte Osgood will at
tend the State sunday school convention
at Burlington Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. She will 20 as delegate from
the South Hero Congregational Sunday
school
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HINESBURa.

Hinesburg grange held It's last rcgu-
lar meeting Tuesday night, October TO-
about &C being present Tie literary pro-
gram was furnished by the gentlemen.
The District Deputy .. s. Williams being
present. made some very interesting re-
marks for the good of the order Also
John Bromley gave very interesting
talk concerning the grange. Refreshments
were served and good time enjoyed,
The next regular meeting will be Tues
day night. October "A.
Gaylord NJ Baldwin. a native of this
town, now residing in Lincoln. Neh, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. II A. Beech
er, His brother, Henry, living in Bur
lngton, is also guest Of his sister
Rally day was observed at the Method
list Church Sunday morning. While re-
turning from church Sunday morning,
Ernest Milham's automobile collided
with the Rev. Alr. Sawyer's surrey,
breaking It so that Mr. Sawyer was
Obliged to return TO his home and post
pone the services he was to conduct at
Starksboro village Sunday afternoon
Miss IIuntley spent Sunday at her home
I'm Middlebury.- Miss Nellie Castle of
Minneapolis, MINI, and Mrs. Helen
Wilder of Burlington were guests of
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whore no has employn1ont-Pota arc
n halter WELD than was generally OK
nected before digging. George Garon has
purchased an automobile of Emerson
Palmer. Of East Shelburnc. -Miss Nellie
Hart and brother, George Hart, went to
Rutland Tuesday to attend The funeral
of n relative.-Mr. and Mrs. William
O'Brlen of Waterbury who have been
visiting their uncle, John Hart, Sr., have
returned home.-Madam Hazard ia III
at the home OF her son, @. NJ. hazard. -
Mr.. and Mrs William Goddard and son
of Rutland are guests of MIR and Mrs.
Brayton Clark.-Burton Becrss auction
will occur the Goth at the old Beers home
stead.-Roderic Emo has gone 10
Martinsburgh West Virginia, with others
to work for Il. y. Loomls and companv.
commission merChants.-The village
school IS closed to-day and tomorrow
Tho teacher Miss Mary Quinan, IL n,
tending the annual convention of the
State Teachers association at Montpelier
Judge NJ d. Cove and Mrs. Cove of
Lincoln are visiting Mr.. and Mrs -. O.
Foote and other relatives here .-lIlsq
cynthia Cove of Bristol Is visiting her
mother, Mrs Electa Cove.
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HUNTINGTON.

Murray Phillips committed suicide a
the home Of Guy Ross some time durir =
tho night Sunday by shooting himself N
the mead. The deceased was a son of Mrs
susan PHILLIPS of this place, and about
- years Of acc. He had Just returnct
from Hos:on Sunday, where he had bee,
on the eNoursion.--J W. johnson q.
Bristol was in town over Sunday.--E q
Norton went to Boston Saturday night
on business trip.-Mrs. Faihy returne.
from tho MARY Fletcher hospital. whcr.
she fsd been for treatment the past twc
weeks.
Tho funeral of Murray Phillips wa.
held from the ch"rch yesterday AZ one
c'clock.-Mc ard Mrs John Carpenter
visited in BRISTOL over Sunday.-Mr Gid
Mrs James Carpenter are moving &c
Joricho-AIrs. Helen Wright of Calais is
visiting her sister. Mrs. William Martin
Among those who attended the quarter
y meeting IN Starksboro wero the Rev
and Mrs. Kemp. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
SpauldnG, Gladwin and Mary Spau!ding
and Ruth Alger.
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UNDERHILL.

Tho Homeland circle will hold their
annual meeting Thursday afternoon At
the congregational Church parlorS for
the election Of officers. Tea will be serv-
cd.-Mr. ana Mrs. s. NJ. Palmer have
gone to Windsor to visit their son-Nr.
and Mrs. William Nolan II Bridgeport.
Conn, have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. McKoefe Of Riverside the past
Wcek.-The Roy -. r. Williams returned
TO his home in PENNSYLVANIA Monday
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Styglcs have goue
to Montreal for a visit. -. c. ITawlrv Is
running the store in his ahsence-Mrs.
NJ T. Maurice OF Murrisvillo visited her
mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Hale, a few days last
Week.-Goorge Prior of Waterbury is vis-
iting his brother Charles Prior Mrs.
+. p Tillison and Mrs. l.. NJ. Darling
went to Boston on the excursion last
week. Miss Gladys Ross of Cambridge Is
visiting at II T. Ross's.-Dr. w 5. Nay
and wife We're in Burlington Tuesday.
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sHELBURNE.

There Will be cottage prayer meeting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
Slocum in East Shclburne this even
ing.-Thc Rev. DIR. Durfcy Of Winoo-
SKI spoke on tho sunday SCHOOL work at
the morning service In the Methodist
church Sunday morning. --Nlra. Ralph
Butler and daughter, Helen. Of Water
bury, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Eutler'
mother, Mrs. Benjamin harrington. for a
few wecks.-Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Weed
nave closed their house here and gone
to Burlington for the winter. They are
stopping ono week with their aon. II. s.
Weed, and will then go to tho Hotel Yer
mont where they hayo rooms FOR tic
winter
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

In Franklin county court Saturday q
verdict of not guilty was brought in 10y
the jury in the case OF state VS.. Rollin
Ryan Of Fairfax, who was charged with
burning a hay stack about a year ago
some 10 employees OF the Central Yer
mont shops have been i'll during the past
week all with the same symptoms which
Is charged up to the use of lake Wator
The iNchford train due at $3.50 Satur-
day evening came to grief on Chadwick g
hill when a coach Jumped the track go-
ng off again almost as soon as II was
replaced. The engine and baggage car
finally reached here with passengers NJ
nine o'clock. \ wrocking train was then
sent up to repair damages. while the re-
turn trip of the evening train was made
via Swanton and the Boston K Maine
to Sheldon Junction.
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JERICHO CENTER,

Mr.. and Mrs Henry q. Hall and Wal
lace G. Stevens of Essex junction are [
the home of Mr.. Halls SON. II. p. Hall.
for few days.-While II. b. Hall was
hunting near the Wnooski river Friday
he shot blue heron which stood r feet
inches high and whose spread of wings
was over six feet. Principal Maloney Of
| the high school has called a meeting of
the boys to consider the formation of a
musical club.-iIcnry L. Murdoch and
family are moving to Underhlll.-The re-
ccipts from the harvest supper and sale
given by the Ladies' Aid society Thurs
day evening were about s3000.-AIrs IIar-
rict BiXby, who had been visiting ut
Frank A. Styles for week or more. re-
turned Friday to her home in Underhill
Center
The Home Missionary society VIII
hold an all days session next Thurs
day at the parish house All the la
dies arc to come prepared to sew,
that the barrel may he filled and sent.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Pease have
been visiting relatives in Underhlll.-
| The high school pupils Will hold a
dancing party at tho school hall Fri
day evening--ATrs. Isham has return
ed from n 10 days visit IN Bo3ton.-
Mrs. Martha Whitney returned Tues
day from Barre whore she has been
with relatives for month.--Mr. and
Mrs, G. NJ. Willard entertained MIR,
and Mrs H. L. Bates Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bell of Winooski VALLEY and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Packard at dinnor
| Tuesday.--Fred a. Fuller Is confined
| to the house by Illness.
o..
| friends Saturday evening in honor OF her
! cousin. Mrs. j. r. Draw, of Staples.
Mimi Mrs Draw was a resident here
about 30 years ago Refreshments were
served during the evening and a most
pleasant time was enioyed-Ncwcll S.
story, accompanied by his brother. John
Story. of Worcester started Tuesday for
trip through New York. New jersey
Maryland and Virginia The; expect to
be gone at least two weeks and possibly
longer
The Mothers club will meet with Mrs.
f. S Ransom Thursday afternoon There
will be solid session Of the high school
Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. e. II. Jor-
dan were in Burlington Saturday.--On
account of the State Sunday school con-
vention In Burlington the regular weekly
prayer meeting will be omitted.-Duanc
Hurlburt. who has been at home from
Mortified for a week. has returned. He
was given party by several Of The
young people Thursday evening The
Sunday school teachers will meet with
Mrs. j. W. Hart Saturday evening.-It
Is stated that the novelty works and
saw-mill conducted by +. II. Smith is
to shut down within a month or six
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town. who has been visiting her brother
Frank a. Castle in New Haven. and Mt
Samuel keelers In Essex, has been I'm
town calling upon her cousin O. II.
Brown. and other relatives and friends
The intermediate grades of the village
Will he closed Thursday and Friday and
the primary and grammar rooms Fri
day. while the teachers attend the CON
vention In tpelier.--Miss Pansy Buzz
zeii OF Derby has come to town to make
her home.-Ralph Quillinan and Gather
Inc Casey are i'll with chicken ox.-Mrs.
Garland of Manitoba. Canada is n guest
at the nome of the Rev and Mrs. Will
liam Cashmere. Mrs. Aury Bailey of
North hyde Park is the guest of her
slster mrs Harriet Kinney.-The Rev
d. T. Buzzell and grandson, Ralph Bux-
ton, went Monday to Derby for n short
stay.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Emma Hanlcy, wife of William r. Haw-
rgan. died Friday afternoon at two
o'clock at the home of her mother. Mrs.
Thomas B. Hanley. on the Essex Center
road after an illness of nearly two years
of tuberculosis of the bones. Mrs. Haw-
rigan was 80 wears of age. Besides her
husband and mother, she is survived By
three children, Dewey. aged 10, Helen,
aged nine. and Ralph, aged seven, two
sisters, Mrs Thomas Rowley Of Milton,
Mrs. Fred Kenyon OF Richmond, three
brothers. James a. and Thomas w. Of
Essex, and Dewey 7. IIanley of Mont
pelier. Mrs EIawrisan was born in this
town and hos always resided here. The
corteEc left the house at $50 o'clock
Monday morning and the funeral was
held at nine o'clock at the Church OF
the Holy Family.
Thomas Parizo OF Winooski has sold
to Mr. and Mrs Daniel Munson Of Bur
llngton his farm and abattoir on West
street, for many years occupied by Mr..
Iarizo prior to his removal to WinOoski.
Mr.. parizo will continue dealing in cattle.
He intends to erect II new and up-to-date
slaughter house on his property, the for
mer "A. II. Robertson farm at Wnoosll'
Park
IN, remains OF ihe tyco cooced girls,
Cara Washington and Beatrice stewart
Luled in the shooting affray near Fort
Ethan Allen, that have been at the under
taking rooms of A. Il. Douglas awaiting
Instructions from relatives, were shipped
Friday evening to New York for inter
mont.
George e. Paro went Saturday night
to Pccket, Mass, whore lie was sum-
monod by the death of his sister, Mrs.
Lewis CrOShorc, which occurred on that
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MILTON,

Col Il ". Allen of Burlington, Judge
John II. Lyon and George ~ Wright Of
Colchester spent three days last week
with Col. II. O. Clark at the farm. All
were members of the 18th Vermont regi-
ment and presidents of the Regimental
associauOn.-Mr and Mrs 9. a. Pratt
are visiting their daughter, Mrs j. A.
Drew. in Rumney, y. H.. for few days
Hiram Skeels, who has been spending
the summer at home. returned to his
position at the Hotel Piedmont In At
lanta. Ga.-George Minckler is visiting his
brothers at Grand Isle.---Miss Nina and
Percy Ballard We're the guests of friends
In town over SundaY.-Miss Fern Hunt
spent Saturday and Sunday at her home
in FairfaX.-Miss Gonevcvc Morgan re
turned to Concord, y. H.. Saturday after
a four weeks vacation
The infant child of MIR and Mrs. Van
Everest of the west part Of the town was
brought here for burial In the village
cemetery Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs. +. f.
Cormia. Mrs. Orvis Mayville and Cortez
Mayvile went to Middlebury in Skeers
automobile TO attend tho wedding of a
rclative.-Miss y. NJ Crown Is spend
ing a few days with her brother,
H. W. Crown, I'm Georgia. The ladies of the
Congregational Church will serve supper at
the vestry on Friday evening--The sec
ton men are putting in the spur track
to the site of the new building of the
Whiting Bros milk station. Mr., and Mrs
Frank Peltier are visiting his sister in
Farnham. +, Q.-Frank Lombard has
moved into the house on Maplewood
avenue recently vacated by W. Glazicr.
Col. II. O. Clark of East Orange, n. j.,
started for home this morning after hav-
ing spent the summer at his country
place hCre.-A daughter. Lois Ethel has
been born to Mr.. and Mrs Kari i.
Phelps, a daughter Dorthy e., to Mr..
and Mrs, r, w. Japan, a daughter Mary
Rozell. to Mr.. and Mrs. John I.arock.
Capt. and Mrs. J. l.. WaShburn, formerly
of this place, now OF Tconderoga, also
have a daughter.-Iames A. Kennedy ls
building new COW stable on the mort n
end Of his barn near the grist MILD
Whiting & Sons have purchased of II. II.
Beeman and Of J. 4, Kennedy n lot of
land on which they expect to erect a large
creamery plant A siding is being put in
now by the G. " go feet long-A petit
ton to the seeCtmen is being circulated
for tho opening of a public highway
through to the new creamery site-Min-
ME st. John has returned to Concord.
n. H., to stay during the winter with her
brother-ln the case of Powell VS. Estus
and Stearns before H. II. Fuller Monday,
the case was referred to the Hon. T.. c.
Mower Of Burlington for hearing and dis
posaL-Miss Frank Seymour who has
spent the summer with Mrs. Landon,
has returned to New York william
lamphere returned to Montpelier Wed.
nesday after visiting his children here
The Hon. and Mrs. G. S, Ashley are In
Grand Forks, y, D., visiting their son,
Sandford.-lsaac Bombard has traded his
place on the plains for the house owned
by Mrs, Powell on Gimlet hill.
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JERICHO.

Reginald Hawley entertained about 90
young people at the home of his par
ents Mr. and Mrs p. G. Hawley, Wednes-
day evening, oct. II, for Seth and Irene
Bruce who are moving away. The even
Ing passed quickly with games and dane
Ing, Mrs. l.. G, Rice furnished music.
Refreshments were sorvcd.-Thore are
several more cases Of chicken-pox among
the primary pupils and the houses are
quarantined-MrS,M NJ. T. Maurice of Nor
risyile has been visiting her sister. Mrs,
w. G. Jackson.-Mr and Mrs, William
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WESTFORD.

Mrs Julia Bates Is visiting her sister
in Enosburg,- Mr. and Mrs Edwards,
who have been visiting at l.. G. Halls,
left for their home In oklahoma Mon
day.-Tho Ladies' Social Circle met
at the home of Mrs, W. W. Kimball
Wednesday aftcrnoun.--Wesson Macom-
her is still confined to the bed.-Nlrs.
Rowe is visiting her brother, +. Is.
Smlth.--The Rev. Josiah llddcr went TO
Euoshurs last week to attend the cele-
bration of the centennial anniversary of
the CnmgrogLlional ChMrch.
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EAST IIARDWICK.

charles Willis and mon put up a barn
Tor William Bailey last wcek.-W. ~.
Wheatley will soon move to Hardwick.
MI. and Mrs. James Magron are stop
ping with his mother, Mrs. Addie Magron.
Mrs Mile Simpson of Greensboro Wis
lted at Clinton Keith's last week.-Mr.
Martin SWEET has returned home after
spending several weeks with his daughters
IN freenshoro.-R. Il. French and son.
carroll are doing carpenter work for
J. S Farrand.
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BOLTON.

Dir. and Mrs. G. s. Brush returned Mon
day from Worcester, Mass. where Mr..
Brush, who has been in III health for
several years, went to consult phySi-
cian.-Mr. and mrs. Frank Day have
moved from the Mercury house into the
Sabins's tenement on the south side of
the river.--Ten of the telephone men who
have been boarding at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. r. SabinS moved to their
work in North DuXhurv on Monday
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News has Been received here from
Whittier cal, CT the serious illness If
Mrs. William Brush. .'ho recently sus-
tainod a STROKE Of paralysis. Mrs. Brush
il we'll known mere where she tormeIly
lived.
w. 49, Morrison has moved his family
here from SWarton Mr. Morrison has 81
position with tho It. Adams Plumbing
d Heating 60.
The case Of State v. Rollin Ryan Of
FairtaX, charged with arson, was tak'n
up in rr.nNu rou",v rNw i.ias
Ryan it was alleged set ire 10 a haYsia'
belonging t, II. e.. Cross. Evidence y.
, put in throuehout the morning and d'e.-
noon and an evening session of coart WIS
! held when the arguments on "'tA side
were closed and the case went to the
jury.
In the case Of Frank Z. Blake. adm.
Of ,h" estate of John T. smith vs., IN"
/ Central Vermont Railway Co.. the court
directed a Nerlic. Tor the defendant ON
/ the grounds that the plaintiff could nor
prove that his interstate stopped. looked
and listened before EoinG on 10 the track,
! before he WAS run over and fatally in
jured. The case will be taken ~ the
SUI rene Court IN exceptions.
- pretty H'iI' N'bu'H- was ''lt'l dltt
at tie residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. w.
/ BADGER of Mes. enGer street Thursday
at So" o'clock, when their oldest daugh-
trr, Miss MarSdlcte Badger, became the
bride If oscar J. Billion of East Jaffrey.
y. ~, The bride WAS attired in hand
some Town of coral salin oVcN which was
coral No, with gold trimmings, and sho
wore a Paris poke. Her going away gown
was a kings blue with hat to match.
TIE ceremony at which the Rev. +. W.
Lewis. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
/ church otf.ciated took place in the par
and fogns. The bride and groom Wera
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CRlTTENDEN COUNTY
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IN VERMONT
Continued from page 81

iord was in Rutland Tuesday.--At the
meeting OF the n. f.. o. l.. Saturday even
'ng he degree will be conferred on one
candidate.-R. w. Smonds OF st. Johns
bury was In town Tuesday
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Miss Anna Stacy, teacher in school No
o. is seriously III of pneumonia at her
home here. The school has been closed
during the past week on that account
John Hart. Jr. left Monday for Boston
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Continued GU Ysse ~
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-29
ENGLEMAN-RH0DES.
Former Lincoln County Girl Becomes
Bride of Washington City Man.

Miss Bessie r. Engleman. daugh-
ter of Mr.. Geo. II. Engleman. for
many years a prominent farmer Of
this county. but now resident Of
Pueblo, Colorado. was married on
Wednesday, 10th to Mr.. Carl +.
Rhodes, of Washington, City at the
brides home. Only a limited mum
Der of friends were present at the
ceremony, Immediately after which
an elegant wedding breakfast was
served The happy couple then took
n morning train and after a ten
laws trip through the west will be
at home in Washington to their many
friends. The bride was born. and
reared in Lincoln county, is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Susan Harris and
las a large relationship among the
best and most influential people of
this community. She is strikingly
young woman. and is
bright and lovable. Her circle of
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MAY WIDEN ROAD.

A suit brought by Wilson Alevan-
der. John Goggin ana Others in the
northern end of the county to widen
the county road winch PASSES by the
fo;ue of W. V. Keeton was ried by
n Jury in the county court Wednes-
day and verdict returned, allow
ing Mrs. KeetOn $40 for about 1-20
of an acre of ground which would
have have Ia be cut off her property.
There were number of witnesses
on both sides and the jury was TAX
en- out TO the scene before it brought
u its verdict. 1t is understood that
Mrs. Keeton will take an appeal to
the circuit court.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-29

IVES Martin, of Darstown was ar
rested by Chief of Police b. ID. Car
ter late Wednesday night on a
charge of attempting To break into
the home of Charles Lutes on East
Main street. Martin did not seem
himself when taken into custody and
did not appear to understand what
be was charged with. Mrs. Lutes
was sitting in the front room with
Ter mother when Martin appeared
AZ the door and attempted to force
his way into the house. Mr.. Lutes
Is in North Carolina on business.
Mrs. Lutes slammed the door in his
face and locked t and then phoned
for assistance, Earl Colemn who
was returning home from town saw
Martin proceed up the street and
following behind him, pointed him
ont TO Chief Carter when he came
down the street in response to the
summons.