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cHITTENDEN
W1NoOsKI.

Arthur Sylvester had Il narrow es-
cape from drowning Friday IN the
river noar the bulk head above the
dam at the Stevens machine shops.
The current there, when tho water is
running over the falls, is very swift
and the water IL quite deep. The lit
tie fellow was In company with other
boys who were fishing and slipped
from the rocks into the water. lie is
but six years old and lives at 20 East
Allen street. Harry Kirby, 16 years
old, who was one of the boys present.
Immediately jumped into the water
and saved Sylvester from drowning
Just as he was going down for the
third time.
The baby boy left at tho home OF
Mr., and Mrs. Louis Pratt on upper
East Allen street Il week ago Monday
night was Monday placed by the Over
seer Of the Poor George Sheppard In
st. Joseph's orphanage. Several appli-
cations TO adopt him were received
from different parties.
Maxine Seymour OF S27 Weaver street
committed suicide last evening at 9:l5
o'clock by taking strychnne tablets. The
held 100 and 81 we're left in It, SO II is not
known how many he took. As no drug
gist will sell such number, It Is thought
that he must have taken the bottle from
n druggist. shelves He was said to be
n heavy drinker and dependency due to
this is supposed to have been the cause
OF his act DR.. f.. a. Heath was sum-
moned but the man was dead when he
arrived at the house Health Officer j
G. Thabault and Seectman II. r. Car
pentier We're also summoned Seymour
was a mason but mad not had work OF
late. He was IS years old and is survived
by wife and six children, the eldest
Maxine, Is years old. attending college
at Farnham, T. O.. and Anthony, FERTILE
Anna, Alice and Emery.
Frank Provost Monday night ac-
cidentally drank two ounces of IA carbolic
acid solution. He burned his mouth
throat and stomach TO a considerable
extent but was yesterday able 70 resume
his duties in the mill. lie was taken to
the Fanny Allen hospital by Or. J. G.
Thabault, where he received immediate
treatment which resulted in his rapid re-
covery. Mr.. Provost Is q years of age
and had no intention Of committing suicide
but took mp the wrong bottle
\ double linen shower was rendered by
the Arrah Wanna club ladies at the home
OF Miss Mary LOuther Of Chase street
last evening in honor Of the approaching
marriages Of the Misses Helen McAvoy
and Teresa Deady. Miss McAvoy will be
married to V. l.. Greene Of Boston and
Miss Deadly to William Tooles OF Burling-
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SHOREHAM.

The Moravian club held its annual
meeting with Mrs. James T. Moore
Nay %. The newly elected Officers are,
president, Mrs. John L. Jones vice. presi-
dent, Miss Tottingham; secretary, Mrs
Z. T. Townsend; assistant secretary.
Mrs L. n. Nottingham; treasurer Mrs
y. NJ. Smith; program committed Mrs
|. f. Moore, Mrs. J. G. Moore. Mrs. y
N Burge; social committee. Mrs. NJ p
{ ook Mrs. c. e, Waite and Mrs. Charles
Cook.-Mrs. G, f. Waite, Mrs. n y.
Burge. Mrs. T.. F.. Douglas and Miss NJ
A. Douglas, were appointed delegates
to the Womans Home Missionary meet
ing in Middebury last Wednesday and
Thursday--Mr and Mrs. Fl. w. Jones
and Mrs. w. II. Stokes passed Friday
in Rutland.
Bridport and Snoreham crossed bats on
the Shoreham diamond Saturday after.
noon, the former wilmington, Sharon
passed Sunday In Burlngton.-Mrs
Waters and children have returned from
Bridport. Pre- memorial exercises were
held IN tho village school Monday after
noon Mr.. and Mrs. y. Archie Forbes and
daughter OF Albany are passing few
days with his grandmother, Mrs Sally
Smith. -Haisey Abbey OF Boston was a
recent guest Of his sister, Mrs. II. n.
Burge--A j. Towner, A. H. Smith and
s j. Northrup, q. a. r veterans. We're
in Brandon Enthusiastically evening
June 6. the Glee club Of Middlebury Col
loEe, with all impersonator. will give a
concert in academy hail under the aus
p.ces Of the Hands Cove chapter. u. A.
X. The proceeds ara for the benefit of
the Revolutionary grave fund
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Mr. and Mrs II. J. Titus returned Sat
urday from u two weeks visit in Ros-
ton.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Hersey.
who have been in Massachusetts. have
come to TIardwick to resle.-The Hon.
II. H. Powers of Morrisville was in
town Saturday.--E. H. Campbell was
in Hyde Park Friday.--A. L. Wheeler
was in Cadys Falls over sunday
Miss Nellie Anslcw is visiting at her
home In Albany.
A council OF the knights Of Columbus
viii be organized May 80 at this place
Mrs. G. II. Bedford and Mrs. +. NJ.
Davis were In 81. Johnsbury Saturday.
Miss Ellen Jackson was at her home in
Morrisvillc Sunday.-Mr and Mrs A. r.
Harrison are visiting In Woodbury. Miss
Rose Hunt scaIded her left hand quite
severely Thursday morning.-Oscar Bliss
vas at his home In Craftsbury sunday
re-Nemorial services were held In tho
opera house Monday afternoon. tho
Pew II. IT, White Of the Baptist Church
assisted by the other pastors of this place
conducting the serviCc.-Mr. and Mrs.
Pcrnard Mulcahy returned home Satur-
lay night.
William Harding ana family spent
Tuesday in NorthGeld. Miss Mary
Donald. who has been in the West for
some time, returned home TUESDAY
Mrs. James Clarke Is visiting Cadys
Falls.-A. u. Austin has been Ill for
several days.-An automobile stage be-
tween Barre and Hardwck is being
run Mondays. Wednesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays, leaving Hardwick al
800 p. m.-The usual Memorial day
exercises were carried out In the morn
ing. the g. A. r.. escorted by the Hard
wick band They marched to the old
cemetery where the graves Of comrades
were decorated. Dinner was served in
Grand Army hall at noon by the w.
r, G, to q. 4. r. and kindred orders.
In the afternoon the procession form
ed In front OF 6. A. r. hall, headed by
the band and marcned to the Main
street cemetery, whore graves OF com
rades were decorated, and returned to
the opera house where an address was
given by the Hon. Daniel Remick of
Littleton, y. Nv i. Angel, who
has been IN Florida for the past few
months, returned home Friday.-Mr
and Mrs, Harley Atkins spent Tues
day In Wolcott.--The last entertain
ment in tho science course win DO a
lecture on current events BY Congress-
man Victor Murdoch of Kansas, at the
opera house this evening The Cen
trail Labor Union gave a moving pic
ture show and a lecture on the union
label at the opera house Tuesday even
ins.-Mr. and Mrs e, & Smith were IN
ST Johnsbury Tuesday--Wesley Spsu
Ger was at his home In Morrisville
sunday.--Fred Foster OF Hanover was
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CORNWALL.

II. f.. Sanford with daughter Beulah
Of Everett, Mass, attended on Tuesday,
Nay 3d. meeting Of the Sanford Associa-
ton Of America at Milford Conn.-Mrs.
Pauline Bingham Of New York has ar
rived at West Cornwall and opened pun
hom," her summer home The Rev.
Samuel Rose left Monday for Hartford,
Conn, where he joins others to celebrate
the 9Th anniversary Of their graduation
from the Hartford Theological Seminar ~
He will also visit his son, Philip, who Is
q student at the same institution. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Randall and child of
Malone n. Y, who have been guests of
their parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. F. Randall,
;or week, left Monday for their home
Memorial day was observed In a fitting
manner by the pupils of the schools at
the town hall at 10 a. m.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Ada Brock was a visitor in Bur-
lIngton Saturday. Jarvis and
Charles Hopkins of Burlington were
guests at Fl. p. Tomllnsons Sundav-
Mrs. n. j. Poase of Jonesvi'le was AT h-r
home here Sunday.-Mrs y p. Hal ard
Miss Ida Lancor are ill.-Afr7. Z. Glrc' q
visited her mother in Georgia sunday
Miss DOROTHY Smith w.s q guest Satur-
day and Sunday of Miss Bashaw at f-r
home in Richmond.--G ". Kellogg W. :
to Hardwick TUESDAY - work for tive
Woodbury. Granite compenv.--MrS. ~
Lacaillade has gone to Lake George f.c
the summer.-The special meetings Of last
week held at the Methodist chapel. we.3
well attended,. The Misses Woodbury. AMI
Sprague will conduct the meetings ta.5
week, closing Friday eveninE.-ltui'e
few from hero attended Tho memorial
exercises az Underhill Tuesday.
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JERICHO.

Mrs, Fanny Clerkn and SON Ralph
VINO nave been visiting in town for few
"aNs, nave returned 10 North Hero MIR
ana Mrs J." F Wilbur returned Friday
rom boston.-Y g. Nay took two Of the
school directors, l.. c. Stevens and T. b.
Nl'Ilams, To Richmond Saturday in his
automobile To attend the annual meeting
OF the Winooshi Valley School Union. on
account of the funeral of s. c. Lee tho
ether school director from this town. f.
g, Pease, was unable to attend The
same on>cers were Reelected for another
year; Chairman, I. G S,avens or lar
lcho; clerk, A. G.. Stevens OF Bolton :
superintendent or school Union. l.. f.
Prior, with salary OF 81, 400, an lncr,aso
of 500 over last year Only one-half the
school directors of the union vera nres
emit Small congregations attended SER
Vices Memorial Sunday in the threa
churches inc heV. Mr.. Bradford de
iivered patriotic sermon In the after
noon At the Congregational Church. At
tie Bapus, church, appropriate ly. decor
ated with Gags and flowers the Rev N
W. Wolcott preached an able sermon a,
both the morning and evening services
In the evening n special Memorial day
service was given with special music by
the choir The Rev, Mr., Bradford went
10 East Dorfet ~ spend tho week Tho
Ladies' Help society will serve ice cream
at the home Of Mrs. Goodwin Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs WriRlcy OF Essex juno
ton were nj Horny pcsany's Sunday.
Miss Alice Carroll OF Burlington Is
Visiting her sister Miss Susie Carroll
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MILTON.

Memorial day sorvices were held at III,
Congregational Church Tuesday, Com
rade Albert Wnlston being officer OF the
day. Tho address was by tho Rev. G. f.
Rcdstone and singing by the Congreea-
tional choir and THE Star SpangloI
Banner" was sung by Mrs G. T. Rel
stone The Fletcher drum corps led the
march from tho hall to the church. After
the address tho Veterans reformed and
marched to the Cemetery and decorate
the graves.-Mr. and Mrs j. G. Nay oi
Jericho wore al A. II. Holiness Memoir
day.-Mrs. James Levanwny and Nj
Eta Stone Of Essex Junction spent Nj.
mortal day in town.-Mrs, II A. Brusa
spent Tuesday in Wcstport. y. VI. j..
Latham and family are visiting at h.
fathers in South Royaiton for few
days.-Miss Bessie Dixon who has boo
the guest Of Mrs. r. +. Rogers for a few
days. returned to Essex Junction We'd
nesday.-Loren Phelps went to Burin4-
ton Wednesday, whore he has a position
with the Jarvis cornu1ny
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JERICHO CENTER.

The death of Sylvanus c. Leo occurred
Thursday afternoon Mt the home of his
son, Charles +. Leo. after a long period
of failing health, He was born on tho
same farm where he died. and was the
son of Ayariah Lee. He was in his soth
year, having observed his 18th birthday In
January. Ee married Ann Martin, who
died year ago last April They cee-
brated their golden wedding but a few
years ago There are two children,
Charles f. Lee OF this town and Mrs.
T. L. Bostwick of Burlington, also three
grandchildren. MI Lee Is also survived
by brother and sister, Sylvester Lee,
who lives in Massachusetts and Mrs
Gordon Smith Of this town, Funeral
services were conducted at the homo
Of his son Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Ransom have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
only daughter Lorraine Harriette Ran
som, to Lee Henry Mcclellan of Scho-
ne"tady, y. Y. The ceremony will
take place in the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Monday evening, June 70, at
eight o'clock.
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FRANKLIN
ST. ALBANS.

Tho Rev s ualstead Watkins rri-
dav celebrated his 9Th anr'N'.-.rs ..
clergyman IN the Protestant Eu.s.o..i
church. and % mark the event tH.'9
was celebration OF the holy communion
ot St Iuke's Church at nine a. olo.S
FRIDAY morning Mr.. Watkins r,'eiN-
cd the congratulations II hie,p r~A'one'i
and was presented with gifts ~ flowers
by the Boys club. the Girls Friendly
society and Deaconess rr5inerd sun
day school class
The funeral OF Albert W Teaohout VS.
held at the home of his daughter MI
F. c. Burneu Of South Main street ye--
terday morning st nine o'clock, The Kew
J. s Brown officlated and the bearers
we're p r. whitney, A. Martin, F. o.
Burneu and Frank Graves The romans
we're taken to Highgatc for luterm'n'.
The death OF Mrs. Eliza Pouiin occur
red Thursday evening at the nome -
her sister. Mrs William Moore OF lANa
street. Mrs. Poulin who was "A years Old
leaves a brother, William Tye, also 1T
this city. The funeral was held at tho
house sunday morning at ten o'clock and
the remains were taken TO PhillipshurF
for ntcvment.
The death of Peter Cover of Bakers
field occurred Thursday night at tho
homo of his daughter Mrs. Napoleon
Cady Of Stowel street. Mr. Cover was
. years old. and also leaves son, AlAe't
Cover of Fairfield, to whose home the
body was taken Yesterday, The funeral
WAS held in Bakersfield Monday.
The wedding of Miss Marion Frances
Munsell ana BENJAMIN ~ Clark was
solemnized AT st. Mary's rectory on Thurs
day evening, the Rev ID. j. O'Sullivan
performing the ceremony. The maid IT
honor was Miss Minnie Charland, while
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. F. V. Prior Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. ]. J. Van Sicklen, who fell and
broke her leg about three months ago
does not gain fast as her friends wish
Mrs. W. r. Pratt and two sons Of
Mechanicsville came Thursday to pass
some time at her fathers. F. c. lsham-
News has been received of the birth Of
son May "a 20 Mr.. and Mrs Gay
Fogg OF Eden, and also a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Caustic OF Montpelier form
er residents OF this town.--Mr and Mrs.
robert Towers OF Sheburne were guests
at her sisters, Mrs Delbert Hefflon, Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Rollins visited
their daughter, Mrs, W G. l.ivermore in
Charlotte Saturday and Sunday The
Fourth street school closed Friday for
the summer vacation
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UNDERHILL CENTER,

John r. Fireman. " Wnoosh has bought
and taken possession Of tho George Choate
place-Arthur Smith returned TO AlburR
Wednesday after a few days visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. r smith
Felix Burke who has been AT the hosHi-
tai since March is not much improved -
Miss Ruth slater Of Essex Junction has
been visiting Mrs. 4 J. Pollard. her sis
tern the great hog raising contest OF
the past few months between Orlando JOY
and James Morse the former won out on
n margin OF u r,ouDds
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Mrs. Calesta Stevens Of Burlington
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. r.
Varney.-C. A. Jackson was in town
from Burlington Tuesday.--There was
good attendance of citizens at tho
pro- Memorial day exercises given by
the school children Monday afternoon.
MIR, and Mrs. +. J. Foster were in
Williston Sunday.-Tvan White Of
Burlington was in town Tuesday
Willard Dingler Is visiting relatives
in Eden.--Mrs. Belle Parsons Is in
Cambridge.-Mr. Haynes Of Grand Isle
is Visiting Jay Haynes.
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WHITING

Mr. and Mrs. Peck or Bristol were the
guests OF her sister, Mrs. Casey, part of
last week Mrs. G, r, Mason was the
guest of her sister Mrs. Pond In Bran
don Friday. Richard Lewis was IN Bur
ington Monday and had an operation
performed on his face. He returned horne
the same nipht.-tieorge Walker was in
Brandon Fr!day.-Miss Kate Rich went to
New York city Wednesday to consult a
physician.-Sanford Kelsey was In Bran
don Frday.--Arthur Eastman of Rutland
Is the guest of Mr., and Mrs. c. H.
KetCham
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Frank Gardner and Miss Lutte Rollins
were married rccently.-Mrs Leon Dwyer,
Mrs. Joseph Dwyer and Mr. Ernes-
Shamoo OF Bristol visited at Henry Dwy-
er's the first Of the week.. d. Hauk4
OF Richmond visited his brother, u. +.
TIanks. the last Of the Week.-Mrs. Mar
tina Norton was at homo from her school
IN Burlington Sundav.-Mrs. r. 4 Nor
ton is still quite ill--Mrs. Clara Nor;or
has been spending the past few days 70,
her home here.-Mrs. w. S Taft IN
daughter, Marion, and Mis- Mildred Tar
OF South Starksboro are visiting relatives
Ecr
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WESTFORD.

The Rev. MIR. Barnum OF Jericho will
lreach In the Congregational Church next
Eunday.-Frank Roswell's hand vas jam
med by hts Sasolene engine the other day.
Mrs L. A. Bates is to have an operation
for stomach trouble this week, She is at
the Fanny Allen hospltal.-The Rev. Mr..
Cook has moved his furniture to Jay. Me.
Miss Luna Osgood Ia visiting In Essex
JLnction.-Mrs. J. Kidder and Mrs. ]. F..
Allen returned from Middlebury Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Grow and A. c. Os-
good are delegates to the county Consre-
gattonal conference at Jericho Center
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. j Il, Williams has gone with
Mr. and Mrs Chesmore in their auto
mobile to Boston.-Mrs. y. G. Dean has
gone to Glens Falls, n. y, to attend
the quarterly meeting of the Friends
society, after which she will visit her
son, Prof. l.. K. Dean. at Union Col
loge.-There will be examinations for
those who want to enter high schools
at Library hall June and Mrs
G. H. Reese of Middlebury has been
visiting relatives in town.-Mr and
Mrs H. H. ClaXton have issued invi-
tations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Roma. to Robert Holmes
Wednesday evening, June :, at eight
oclock.-The entertainment given by
Mr.. Eyre at the church Thursday
evening was well attended and much
enjoyed.
Myron Williams is confined to his bed
by llness.--The r. r. r. IL building an
underpasS at Bora's crossing-Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Nahar are occupying the
John Sears tenement on Pine hil.-Her-
rift Carpenter has recovered from a Sc
we're illness with typhoid fever.-Road
Commissioner Smith has a large force OF
men and teams engaged in repairing the
highway between Charlotte and Ferris
burg.
Miss Della NJ. third daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bacon, was pleasantly
surprised by Is of her young friends Fri
day evening. MAY &c. 1t being her Dist
birthday. Games and music were enjoyed
and refreshments served.
Mrs. Henry Hill and young son Of
Matteawan. ". Y, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. y. G. ITill.-Charles D. Cook of
Montreal visited his sister. Mrs. May c.
Higbee, Monday. Osier of Paw
tucket, r. l., Is visiting at Joseph Bo-
ras' s,-Walter Coleman has moved into
Lloyd fuckers tenement.
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ADDISON.

A fine address was given Sunday by the
Rev. C. T. Reekie at the church,
Memorial day the old soldiers and the
ID. A. r. attended in a body.-Many Of
the old soldiers and sons of soldiers went
to Vergennes Tuesday to take part in the
parade.-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Spencer have
moved to their home at Basin Harbor.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained by Mrs
G. L. G.. II. jackson yesterday The
schools in town held Memorial exercises on
Monday and the schools were closed Tues
day.-The entertainment and supper at
the church on Friday evening we're a
success, s1220 being realized to be used
for repairs on the parsonage.-M and
Mrs. Edgar Brown are the parents of a
son.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Miss Eta Moran spent Memorial day Ut
JefrersOnville-Mrs. Garvln remains q b. 10
the same, and is in Il critical condition
Memorial exercises were held at
schools Friday.-AIrs. Julia Bellows
Charlotte is visiting friends in tow
George Brown of Lancaster is in town
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stafford of Burling' n
were tho guests Of G. F.. Rixby Tuesd4s.
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cren's day will be held in the Methodist
Church vestry Saturday afternoon.--The
Modern Woodmen Of America will hold
their annual service Sunday afternoon in
Allen hall. The Rev. c. n. Curtis will
deliver the address.--Mrs. Lucinda Allen
and Calvin Martin spent Wednesday in
burlington. Miss Bertha Lewis Is visit
ing friends in New York--James Hum
phry and family of Dorchester, Mass,
and the Misses Margaret and Sarah White
Of Boston are at the Mt. Philo Inn for the
summer
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9prasue Sunday.-G. NJ. Norton and
family spent Sunday in Burlington
NJ Norton IL In Burlington-Mt.,
Blanche Uric Of burlington was a guest
OF Miss Gladys johnson over Sunday -
3. M. Glllett ana daughter. Mr.. HAM.
OF Essex Junction, wcro IN town Tue.
day'--Mrs. Mary Sweet is slowly imrro,.
mgr e. Baldwin and Miss Anna If
West Lebanon, N. H.. were In town
Tuesday,
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in town the first of the woek.--The
base ball games between the Wood
5ory team and woodbury. Granite com
pony Tuesday were won by tho latter
team, scores 6 to 8 and Ia to 1l.--A
large number of the knights OF CO.
lumbus were in town Tuesday to In
stitute lodge at this place. Thoro
were about 40 charter members.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

Mrs Mary Daniels has returned after
spending the winter in New York,-Miss
Sadie Harrington has returned to Bur
lington after spending two weeks at her
brothers. Fred IIarrington.-Mrs Fred
Harrington spent Sunday in Burlington.
Caleb Harrington is confined to his
home by illneas.--A rehearsal for Chill
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FERRISBURC.

About 90 friends gave Fred Upper a
surprise party Monday evening and pre-
scented him with handsome leather
chair Dainty refreshments were served
and pleasant time enjoyed miss Cor
nela Joslin of NerEennes is visiting Mrs
Bard.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larrow and
daughter Viola, have returned from
Iiolyoke, Mass, where they spent the
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WILLISTON.

Pupils Of tho Muddy brook school hav-
ing perfect attendance for the second
month of the spring term are: Carroll
Isham. Herbert Lawrence. Parke Patten.
Charlie Sowle. Eve Gravel, Anna La
Motto, Dorothy Parker, Rama Patten
and Ruth patten,
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Hill visited IN Es-
sex Friday and Saturdny.-Ira Fairbanks
and Miss Rhoda Hamlin OF Georgia spent
Sunday at NJ. w. Smith s.-Mr. and Mrs
Edward lombard were in Essex May rs.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hiro
help or to sell a farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper are sold every issue and
your advertisement would be read
by many possible buyers. 25,wtf
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EAST SHELBURNE.

Appropriate pre- Memorial day exercises
were held at the Sutton school Morda-
afternoon W. +. Wheelock delivered ga
instructive address.
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WANTED.

A F1RsT-CLASS COOK wanted in small
family. No laundry Address with ref
erences p. o. Box 107. burlington. VT.
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