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Sins of the Father.

Thomas Dixon has entrusted his
new play, "The Sins of the Father,
to the same management that pro
duced his previous offering, The
Clansman" with such signal sue
cess. Profiting by long experience
| in selecting actors, Manager George
/ H Brennan has provided great
east for THE Sins of the Father.
The men and women best fitted t.
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John V. Singleton, who conducts
produce house at this place. Ennis
and Kaufman will soon move to the
latter place where he will have
charge of new ice factory which
will be constructed at that place
soon.
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Notice.

Parties holding accounts against
Minerva Smith estate will please pre-
sent same, properly verified, TO j. L.
Mccartney. administrator Minerva
Smith estate. Zoz
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'Tis ever thus and will always
no that men of reason do all agree
that Daily Light want ads bring re-
suits.
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. NEWS OF THE THEATRES. =
Coming Attractions.

Feb. 6-The Blue Mouse
Feb 10.-Sins of the Father.
Feb. II Polly of the Circus.
Feb. THE Climax,
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Endorsements of Book.

Waxahachie, Texas, Jan. "a, 1911.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
] have carefully examined the IL
tie. contributors and contents by
chaper of this book and can heartily
recommend it to the public Such
contributors as Chas. n. Crittenden
are sufficient recommendation for
any book. I hope the book will have
a wide reading. Every parent should
know about the enormity of TINS
evil Miss Kitty Green is young Ia
dy who lives in Waxahachie and IS
deserving of our patronage. Sincere
". w. NJ NEVINS.
| commend the book. Fighting
the Traffic in Young Girls when
contains information shocking TO
many and safe for all. Especially
should mothers and young girls ana
women have such protection as the
knowledge this book gives, TO be
fore-warned is to be fore-armed'
f. <. BIGGER,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church,
Waxahachie, Tex, Jan. rs, 1911.
| heartily endorse the above rec
concentrations,
G.. H. HOGAN,
Pastor Central Presbyterian Church.
The facts contained in the BOOK
should be before every mother ana
girl in the land.
G. F. BRADFORD,
Pastor Christian Church.
| also endorse the above state
ments A. d. PORTER,
261 Pastor Methodist Church,
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Full line Of garden hose at F. S
Cronk Co.'S. tt
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE. .



a. m. Connects at Garrett
train from the north and
south from Corsicana.
No. 81 west bound arrives 5:55 p IN
m. Connects al Garrett
with train from the north
Fast ROunO.
40 81 leaves 11:25 a. M. Connects
at Ennis for Houston.
No IS leaves sos p m
No. 8S leaves 900 a. m. Connects
with north and SOU Inbound
No. "a East bound leaves 4:50p m
IN. Connects with south
bound to Mexia and north
bound to Dallas.
Trinity 4 Brazos Valley SouthbOund
No 5 leaves .... 11.05 a N
No. leaves ,...... 1905 n
NOrthhOund.
No. 6 leaves ......- 4:4b p III
Nc. eavee .-......., b:4b n
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} BUSINESS CARDS.

). II. STEPHENS BICYCLE SHOP
Buy, Sell, Rent and Repair Bicycles.
Gun and Locksmithing Speciality.
Umbrellas Covered and Repaired.
Old Phone SEA Next door to Laundry
Waxahachie, Texas.
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also endorse the above state
ments A. d. PORTER,
261 Pastor Methodist Church'
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev. f. W. Day attended meet
ing of Masonic deputies in Muutpelier
Tucsday.-A. y. Whitney Is away on a
two weeks vacation and II. G. pomeroy
of St Adams is attending to the duties
at the customs ofEcc.-Mrs. Day ANA Miss
Edith Gates are attending the State Sun
day school convention in burlington
MIR. and Mrs +. +. Ods of burlington
and Miss Spear Of Swanton We're at
George AnGcrson's SundaV.-JudEc and
Mr. H. NJ. Cornell Of JcTcrsonyllle spent
Tuesday with her brother e. W. Powell
making the trip by automobile Mr. and
Mrs VI T.. Tltemore were In llardWlck
over SUNDAY Simpson & To,rlc are
building n cottage at Lake Carmi.-Mrs
James Dudley of Worcester. Mass. who
has been caring for her mother, Mrs
Jane Vincent. went to her home Friday.
returning Sunday night.-' J.. IIoflon
of Morsc's Line has been spending a
weeks vacation with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. b. T. TillOtson.-Alrs l.. II.
Gates has been NOR comfortable the
past week.--The condition Of Mrs. Jane
Vincent and J. II Lane doos not i'm
prove,-Mrs. II. {. PomerOy Is spending
the week with her husband here
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ENOSBURG.

Miss Edith Leach Of Burlington is Wis
!tng hey aunt, MIR. Hattie l.. Nichols,
and other relatives in t0Wn.--Ng. and
Mrs. T. /. Kenfiold passed '.o Weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sheldon in
East IIighgatc,-- Mrs q. 4 Remington
and son, Robert. started on their return
to New York Thursday afternoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Hycr Of Providence,
K, l.. are Waiting their uncle. Lyman
iilbert.-'rhe Rev. u. Kent has returned
to his home In Benson Mrs. May stuff
fleheam and littlo SON who have been at
the homo of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
W. j. Chaffee. returned to her home in
Fairfield, TpesdaY.-Mrs. Edna Leach
who has been quite sick at her old home,
Is considered n little better, ana her in
FAINT granddaughter is for the present be
ing cared for by her niece, Mrs. Daniel
Woodward, Mrs. Asa Raymore Is tho
guest OF her friend. Mrs Lyman Gilbert.
while she is packing her goods to take
to st. Adams She has sold her farm
She visited at +. NJ Wright's Tuesday.
Harold Fassett was the guest Of his
grandfather, G.. s Fassett over Sunday,
and goes this week ms a student to Bur
lington Business College-Russell Brewer
has gone TO Boston and enters the store
Of a butcher. whore he intends to learn
the business. The Rev. 6. =. Cleves who
came from Chicago to attend the church
centennial, left Friday for his home In
Andover. y. II. He was pastor of the
church It years ago and left on account
OF i'll health Mr., and Mrs, II II, Besscy
are visiting their brother, Joel Bessey
and family. in HVda Park
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ALRURG.

Asa IanElois ana Miss Bertha Dragon
of this town were married at the Cath
Ollie church Tuesday nlng.-lierbert
Trudeau's new residence is under way
and jed Martins is about completed
H. w. Marvin was In Montpelier We'd
nesday.--James Hurley and family have
moved to Ogdensburg. Herman Breault
and family will occupy the residence they
have vacatod-Mrs. Martha Brown of
Richford was recent visitor In town.
M. s. Thomas of Isle la Motto has
taken the contract to build the new Con-
eregational Church here. Work will be-
gin November IA piece Of state road
is being built here Nelson 8reault has
purchased the sheldon Administration
report good catches OF shade. w.
Gates, state road commissioner. was In
town the Nth inspecting the new per
manent road wOrk.--Mr and Mrs. Stiles
have moved into the Reilly house and
Mr.. and Mrs John Valentine into the
customs house
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ALBURG CENTER

Farmers IRE delivering large loads Of
baled hay every day now.-FNarmer' are
Wishing for more rain before winter.
as many are drawing water for their
stock because wells have failed TO supply.
Miss Cell Of ST. Adams spent Column
bus day with Lora Brown.-Mr. and Mrs.
Roberts Of Rutlnnd were recent visitors
mt William IIcnsing,rS. Mrs. Roberts was
formerly Miss Eidr Ilonsinr"r OF this
town.--Miss Rcss, superintendent. Is in
town this week Schools have in differ
cit ways earned furda 20 purchase books
for a school library. They hav" over "
books. divided among tine districts and
Miss Ross is distributing those as she
makes her visit-Miss Gertrude Young
Is at home from Maquam, where she
spent a busy summer. Miss Lena Nc
Gregor is at home after spending the
summer in the Adlrondacks.-The fair
win be at the church November ana >,
and chicken pie supper will be served
both nights.--Mrs Nellie Rockwell has
been in SWantuu to attend her uncle's
funeral Several gardens have been bad
ly injured by cattle lately, owing to bad
fenc"s.-The net proceeds from the supper
last week were sl2.-Mlss Benjamin Duba
and daughter of Isle La Motto are visit
ing Mrs Elsie Iutchins Leah Rockwell
vas week end visitor in Swanton. Mrs,
Philips Gormerly Florence Patton of
New York was caller here "A few days
ago, ASA l.anglOis and Mis-, Bertha Ora
Fon were married Yesterday 1T the Cath
Ollie church at Alhurg They came 10 her
mothers here ut the Center for the we'd
nlnE nregfaSf Mr. Tnu1pCDn VINO mas
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house on Hamilton place now occupied
by h. Il. Bates.
News was received here Sunday even
ing of the death Of Eugene Morse OF
Morrlsvile, who formerly lived in this
place The body was brought here Tues
day for burinl In Hillside cerneterN.-The
schools In the fourth and nfth grades
have been closed this week owing to an
outbreak OF scarlet fcvcr.-No preaching
services were held at the Baptist church
Sunday owing to the Illness with ton
siltis Of the pastor. the Rev. S. l.. Percy.
Miss Miliccnt Corps, the district deacon
ess, Is conducting a series OF meetings
at the Methodist Church and AT the
Richford Center s"hOolhouse.
The Ladies' Benevolent and Missionary
society Of the Baptist Church have post
| poncd their annual chicken-pie supper.
| The remains Of Eugene Morse, who died
In Morrisvllc SUNDAY were brought here
for burial Tuesday in hillside cemetery
| Mrs Joseph I.Ovclette is visiting relatives
| in Sheldon.-The family Of the Rev. s. T..
Perry is sorely afflicted Mrs Perry and
! daughters Beatrice and Esther, being
| i'll with scarlet fever. while Mr. Perry
| has been suffering from tonsilitiS.
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ives ana also hts grandparents, Mrs.
d D. billings ana Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
cutting OF M'rrisNille.- The marriage
of Miss clyde Gale Jenney and Rupert
Launce jenkins of Fort Pierce. Fla.
took place "Wednesday evening October
Is, at the home of Miss Jennie
v,,,,, ",'u ''"S''''"' ~ an" W
,'"'o' III ""''i'' It, MISS
|r'''H 10 '"e So"nEeS' '"'EH'e' 0!
IlenrN r. Jehney OF stowe ana went It"
w W" ABOUT year aE' 7" enter IN"
'i''' 81 Jackson i'"'" " 'Ie'W"'"
'""!P""N on F"rt fl'r'" as S''NoE-
'aph'r' MT jenkins was employed IN
'"o same ONCE ana h"lh Will continue
'helr work there for the present Miss
J'nneN graduated from stow" nigh
Srhool in 1905 and taught school IN
stowe FOR one year, aud was employed
by H. T.. shaw a. houkkocp"r for q
wear before going to Florida.--Nlr~
Emma Brown of Waterbury Is a guest
at O. :. McAllistcr's -MrS George Dixie
is keeping house for T. Il Galc.-Mrs
Frank Cutting of MorrisvUle was call
ed to stowe Monday bv the illness ~
her grandson. Cedric Eulinrs Newell
Rigelow, who is I'll with dioL,,os is
very low.-Mrs Chordlar Warts is ,uit.
ill., Mr.. Watts's condition continues worry
low.-Mrs. Maria Hryout who is l,eeu-
ing house for Ira Mum Is IN Mont
pelier this weoI5 Mrs r C,oir g.
caring for Mrs Nurn who is cairir,
N,.. ,,,.
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F. D. ABERNETHY

juriea last week ut an opera house in
Biddeford. Ne, where she now resides
An alarm OF fire caused a panic among
the audience and in the struggle to get
out Mrs Scrihner was trampled upon and
sustained n double sprain Of the left
ankle. The iigamcnts We're torn from
the icR and Internal injuries were feared.
The appl, sociahlo ut the home of the
Rev, and Mrs, v. n. Roberts Friday
evening was a pleasant occasion. Orig
iual poems games and conundrums. all
about apples. We're followed by Rotations
by Mrs. Biodgett ard Neal Roberts and
others Lucius L. Sallies is confined to
his bod the greater part OF the time by
Illness at the home OF Nj. and Mrs
Norman Peatman.-Jeromo wilkins and
Miss E,rfie Shepard We're recently mar
rIed h. the Rev. W. y. Robcr;s.-Mrs.
f. J. Robinson of Malone. y. Y. Is Wis
it!rg her parents, MIR. and Mrs Lysander
\. Barrows.- Edward Conway has taken
a lumber Job of c. L. and f. o. Burt at
Stowe Forks and will move here from
Chateaugay. n. Y.-Miss Nettie Cobb.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Cobb, OF
Brown in stockton, Cal Mr.. and Mrs
c. Mover of Burlington was the guest
OF Mrs. G. +. Burt Friday.--A daughter
Edith Marguerite was horn October IS
10 the Rev, and Mrs \. q. CornWeu at
the Congregational Church parsonage
Mr. and Mrs l.. b. Tomlnson are Wis
itng her sons in Boston. lOuis Sherbut
is employed At James l.. Houston's but
tertub factory Mrs, Edwina Harris is
at George W. llarlow's during the alb
sencc of Miss Sadie Harlow-Mr. aud
Mrs. +. $. Dow of IIardwick are in stowe
Mrs Fred Graves of Colorado Springs
and Mrs. Nellie Elliott OF Williamstown
are visiting Mrs, j. +. Morgan Mr.. ana
Mrs r. w. Smith are in Coventry for a
few days.-Manuel Bailey of Morristown
has purchased the Abisha Burke place
of Mudgett and Cary and has taken
possession.
Cedric Cutting Billings, the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs Harold W. Billings.
died at their home on West Branch at
80 Tuesday morning of pneumonia
and spinal meningitis The child. who
was six years old in February, was
taken III about three o'clock SUNDAY
afternoon and soon passed into uncon-
seriousness from which he never rallied
called Monday afternoon and physi-
clan and nurse were with him through
the night, but nothing aNsiled to check
the disease. The funeral VIII b" held
at the BllliuLs's residence this artcl r.
noon NJ one o'clock Besides his
parents an older brother James. sur
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs Hannah I.add Winch of Barre has
been visiting her old home at her broth
cr's. II. W. Ladd. previous to her going
to California, where she Joins her son,
The Edward Gordon farm is sold to q
party from Roston.--W. NJ Gordon of
Grand Isle visited burlington Saturday
and in his haste TO reach the evening
train nj dusk, stopped from the sidewalk,
went down an ombankment about four
feet and was seriously injured.-Mrs w.
NJ Gordon Is at home from the Mary
Fletcher hospital where she has been
FOR several weeks for treatmcnt.-Ethel
Dubuque of iavcrhill. Mass. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Dubuque Miss
Jessie l.. Ross will attend the educational
convention at Montpeller.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.

Total clearanres or wheat and flour
were equal to 1900 bu Primary receipt.
We're lo'i"oD bu., compared with 9lO,oN
Ru. the corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whea;
10 cars, corn l@ cars, oats l53 cars hogs
2iGo head
BUTTER-Steady Creameries. 22a
pc, dairies, 9lfi &c.
EGGS Steady, receipts. 40}2 cases AZ
mark cases included, l5QlSc; hrsts, &c;
prime frsts, PC.
'liEESE-F'irm, diaries. l4t,alsc.
twins l@s014c, Young Americas. l4l.o
iac. Ions horus. l4IN1sc.
POTATOES Firm. Mich, and Mimi,
5>d'oc; Wis $4,000. Receipts, 10 cars
rot lTRN-liYc. firm, turkeys. 15c.
chickens, &c springs. lie
NEAl-Steady 80 to Co 10. WITS. Sasc
DO to So 10. WITS" s'galO[ac, S5 TO 10 Id. WITS
lie
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The senior Christian Endcavor society
will give social at the Conversational
church Friday eVenng.-Thcre will be Il
chicken pic supper at tho Catholic Church
this evening Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID.
Flhed arc visiting friends in Lowell.
Nass.-Nr. ana Mrs John Robinson.
Miss Clara Tracy and George Tracy
spent Sunday in s.. Albans.-Miss Cora
IIutrhins Of North Hero was n visitor in
town Sundav.-Mr. and Mrs. o. y. Nc
Farland Of Johnson are in town for a few
days stuy.-The Woodmen's ball at the
town han Friday evening was well at
tended.
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LAM0ILLE COUNTY
STOWE

The youngest licensed hunter to date
in stowe IT, Philip George. 10 years old
fhlip Is -four feet and an inch tall and
weighs 30 pounds Leon Johnson con
Quoted a skatiug rink AT the lsham hal
at the lower village Saturday evening
Harry Fannce, who has engaged to work
for {. r. Eddy for another year, tx hay
ing two weeks vacation Mrs, Hattie
burnham OF Enfield, y H., is visiting
r'lauVe IN Stowe Mr. -, G.. Srrihn"r
recently IT Stove, met with severe in
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BAKERSFIELD

Mr.. ana Mrs Hurd Montague and two
sons of Jericho are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. u. O. Tillotson.-Loe H. Maynard
and Miss Mildred Fletcher If Bclvldcrc
were married at sheldon Friday, October
l3.-Thc first football game Of the sea
son was played Saturday, October "a,
between Brigham academy ana 81. Al
bans. The game resulted In a victory
for the visiting team, the score being
e to 0.-Mrs. Benjamin IAllev Of Sheldon
is the guest OF her parents. Mr.. ana Mr.
o. J. MAYNARD.
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GTORGIA

Octoto: Il at $3.50 p IN. ut the home 81
the late Hiram H. Hale, now occupied
by Mrs. Rogcnc Noars Hale and the
family of the E"V. Elmer /. Nyc, Miss
Jessie J.. Hale, youngest daughter Of
Mrs. Iogenc Hale. and sister of ilr5.
Elmer J. N%c. WAS united IN marriu sc
t. Ilo:ac" r. Wood The ce"emony
was performed b.; the Rev Elmer /.
N}e ia tho presence of so near rcla-
tyos The bride was gowncd in u
white batiaic gown ard carried It boau-
tirul bouquet oi Whitc roses. After the
ccrcmuny refreshments were served.
The bridal party left on the 6:25 train
for Montreal. The bride is a graduate
Of the johnson state normal school of
tho class 1908 and has been a success
full teacher in tho Fair Haven school,
the school in Cochituate. Mass, also
the Daniel Butler school at Waverly,
Mas, where she closed her work last
June. The groom f. Wcll-known
business man of Georgia and repre-
Scutcd the town In tn" Legislature of
1900. The couple were wen rencm-
lc.od i'm wedding presents.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

Mrs j. f.. Mathews, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs Nina Goodspeed,
during tho past summer, left Monday for
her home in Los Angeles, Cal..-Mrs. John
Barnard. Jr.. is very III at her home on
the South road. H. f. Ryther has been
spending several days In Coventry and
Newport visiting relatives, returning
home Tuesday Mrs. IL O. Rowley en-
tcrtaned the Baptist Ladies' Aid with n
chicken pie supper Tuesday evening,
which was very much enjoyed by all
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mrs G. f.. NJ. Ballard OF Swanton
Junction will entertain her lunch club
Thursday aftcrnoon.-Mss iTortcnse
Donaldson of Skeel's Corner entertained
her young friends Friday night Cards
We're played and refreshments were
served.-Mrs Doian of West Berkshire
and Miss Alta Corliss of HighGate Springs
We're recent visitors at J. Z. Cdtlins-
Miss Nellie Catln and Miss Mary Dolan
spent Saturday in burlington.
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SHELDON.

Lee Harrison Doanc Maynard of
bakersfield was married TO Mildred
Fletcher of Belvidere in sheldon at
the home Of r. II Lily on Friday. Oc-
tober 10. the Rev w. NJ. Warlow, rec
tor OF Grace Church. oniating.
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F. D. ABERNETHY
Successor TO
H. w. ALLEN g CO.
Department of Interior Decoration

department OF Interior decoration
I hat pleasing and harmonious effect IN
draperies and window hanginss can be produced
with small expenditure of money is fact that
Is daily being demonstrated here.
Color combinations and artistic furnishings,
IT rightly chosen, matter of taste and judy
ment, rather than of money.
Where house Furnishings of any description
desired, visit to this department and con-
sultation with salesman color schemes and
Furnishings should prove very hel pful
The success of your decorative scheme is a
matter at interest to and always regarded
responsibility
Attention especially invited showing of light
weight draperies and drapery materials Very ustrous
and soft in designs that attractive and inexpensive
Effects hitherto possible only in the expensive
silks Many of these fast color and will not fade by
long exposure to the
Plain materials light and dark coorne,, 80 and so inches
wide. priced so cts. and IS cents per yard
Two-tone effects such green and brown green and black blue
and black 50 inches wide priced IS per yard.
Figured materials in madras designs solid coors and
tone effects 50 inches wide priced ST 38 per yard
Basket desirable material for overhanene. and
portiere highly mercerzed material, so inches
wide, priced at $50 per yard.
Here also be remarkably complete showing of lace.
.crm muslin and madras curtains
Hand made lace curtains of Renaissance Marie Antonette
and Lacet Arabian aces. priced So CO. 1918, ST. so
and $3.50 per pair.
Irish point lace curtains in various designs priced at
1925, S3.75 to $500 per pair.
Antique lace made of linen and plain net with
handmade antique lace edges and priced at
S2.75, S3.7 to $3.50 per pair.
Scrim curtains made plain and checked crim in white
and Arabian coors, trimmed with dainty cotton
and linen edeings priced $125, $175 S37 per
pair.
White muslin curtains made in many styles from plain and
figured muslins with and without ruffles An ideal
curtain very moderate priced at 50 c. 50 cts
IS and ST 90 per pair.
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ENOSBURC FALLS.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-19
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss NJ. ]. Darling has returned from
Malone. y. Y. and Burlington. where she
has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. How
ard and MIS-. NinlH