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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-26

Put on your old grey bonnet, with
ribbons or feather on 1t and 20 to the
Moose musical tonight at 7:45. Special
Moose music. Come and have q good
time. No admission. It's free.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-26

w A. Marin, prominent financier
Of Crookston. IL In the city today on
business.
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Queries

and win make your eyes clear ana beau
uful. For sore, graduated lids IL Is
splendid and greatly helps those who wear
glasses ---
Mrs. ID. T.: Yon need good. strength.
ening tonic and liver regulator, TO purity
your blood aud build mp your health. Take
before each meal a tablespoonful or the
one ounce kardene In a half pint alcohol
then add hot water to make q full quart
This homemade tonic VIII clear up d sal
low, pimply complexion quickly. and aH
liver regulator, IL In simply splendid II
makes the best home medicine imaginable,
and does wonders In restoring lost appe.
tite, energy and general good health.
Veta s.: To clear your complexion and
following cream-jeIly: Mix together one
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Inc and half pint cold water. Stir and
let stand q few hours before using. Thfs
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thing you can get for reducing those large
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ly.
Ella T.: Really, You have no juak cause
to worry on account OF those supArnu0us
hairs, because with a little delatOne and
water you can make paste. which applied
to the offensive hairs and left two or
move every trace Of hair. Get an ounce
or delatone and use as I suggest, waeh-
Ing the skin after removing the delatone
and you will be delighted with results.
Delatone costs a dollar an ounce, hut Is
worth every cent, as 1t Ia unfailing. 4
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-26

W. H. Grasse. oficial in Charge
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-26

One drunk appeared before Judge
Miller in the police court this morn
Ing and was given the usual sentence
OF four days in jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14

blacksmith shop at the dam burned Tues
day morning about two o'clock. The
Woodbury. Granite company lost quito
number of tools. otherwise the loss was
great.W. N. London of Boston who has
been visiting at ]. p. Titus's, returned
homo Saturday.--Jose Moreno and Miss
and Carolina Friere were married by
tho Rev. Father Crosby at St Norbets'
Church Sunday.-G. G. Estelle Is to move
on 20 the Aiken farm.-James Parks.
who has been in Canada, returned Tues
day. r. Pope was In st. Johnsbury
Tuesday, called there by the Illness OF
his father.-Miss Effe Waldron Is in Bos-
ton. Her sister will act as town clerk
during her absence--Arthur Balch, Elsie
Waterman and Mr.. and Mrs. Peryl Stay
ton are attending the State Grange al
Montpelier. bishop Parker of the Epis-
copal diocese OF New Hampshire. wa
here Tuesday and confirmed a class OF
hfty-nve at ST. Johns Mission. Bishop
! Parked comes here in the place OF BishoI
| Hall of the Vermont diocese, who is un
| able to be here on account of poor health
Ned Harrison Of Aver Cliff, Canada, Il
visiting at Adj Harrison .-The members
Of the ngregational Church will serv'
their annual supper Thursday evening
Mrs. Frank Marion IS in Morrisville
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SKELBURNE.

The Ever Ready Circle Of King s
Daughters held their annual meeting at
the home of Mrs, Mark Thompson the
afternoon of December and the follow
ing officers We're elected: President Mrs.
f. W. RissOnette; secretary, Mrs. X. l.,
sanders; treasurer, Mrs. W. +. Palmer -
William Hale has moved his family from
Shelburne Falls to Burlington and Lewis
Ahare has moved his family into the
house vacated by Mr.. Hale.--The MethO-
dist sunday school board met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Cary Fri
dav evening for their annual meeting and
the following officers and teachers We're
elected: Superintendent, b. II. Mack
assistant superintendent, Mr., Knight;
secretary. Miss Hannah Tracy; treasurer,
Miss Lottie Mack organlst, Miss Matte
Stoddard; assistant secretary. Van Good
sell; teachers, Bible class. the Rev, w b,
Goodman; adult ladies class, D. G. Smith;
Young ladies', Mrs. j. c. Cary; primary,
Miss Margaret Tracy; kindergarten. Miss
Alfredda Stoddard. The weekly prayer
service of the Methodist Church will be
held at the home of MIR and Mrs. w. j
Parker in East Shelburne Thursday
evening-Mrs, Jed Browe has moved
| into JOnn Lucia tenement AT the rails
| David Parker has moved to his farm in
! Charlotte,
At the meeting of Shelburne Grange
| No. 800 the following officers We're elect
ed for the ensuing year; Master, Robert
| 4. Parker; overseer, Silas r. Tracy
| lecturer. Nellie Crowley; steward, Lewis
| j. Slocum; assistant steward. William Ba'
| con; chaplain. John Tracy; treasurer
Irving G. Elliott; secretary, b. Harri,
Mack; gatekeeper, Carrot Crowley
| Ceres, Mrs c. NJ, Palmer; Pomona. Mrs
r. A. Parker; Flora, Daisy NJ. White
| side lady assistant steward Gertrude
| Mcdonald; pianist. Mrs. f, r. Slocum
| Chittenden County Pomona Grange, No
! I. will meet with Shelburne Grange No
| 800, Tuesday. December 10, 1911 Their
viii be election of officers. Dinner vii
be basket lunch,
The Rev John Paige of burlington viii
! civc a lecture on "China in the Lime
light IN the town hall Saturday even
| ing. The lecture viii be Illustrated by
stereopticon. and is for the benefit of tn
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BRISTOL.

At the annual meeting of the Woman
Relief Corps Friday evening officers were
elected as follows: President, Seraph G.
Sneden: senior vice-prosident, Jennie
Cove; junior vice-president. Alta Cooley;
treasurer, Evelyn Dumas; chaplain.
Bertha Stewart; CONDUCTOR Nellie Tart;
Rivers; assistant conductor, Anna Dwire;
patriotic instructor. Alta Cooley; press
correspondents Jennie Gove--C. H.
Lamay has bought "A place in Burlington
ana moved his family there.-Mrs +. G.
Colby is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Doten, in Burllngton.--The high school
promenade and concert in IIoey hall Fri
day evening was a pleasant affair There
was a fine musical and literary program
by the school. The invited guests We're
the school directors, teachers and super
intendent.
The Rev. S. S Cobb of Vergennes
preached in the Methodist Church Sun
day morning in the absence of the pastor,
who is holding revival meetings in Wells.
A letter from \. f. Nahum of Pasadena,
cal, says they are having strawberry
shGrCakes and his garden planted in
October is doing finely.-Dr \. NJ Norton
was in Burlington Saturday.-The Rev.
w. l. Shaw of Pawlct will preach in
the Advent Church December 17.-Mss
Alice 8osworth is at home from Boston
for two weeks vacation.--Claude
Place of Rutland was an oyer-Sunday
guest of Mrs f. l., Hasseltino and fam
lily Mrs. Lucy Smith Of Rutland is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. 7. Colby and
other relatives.-Mr. and Mrs r. G.
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SHOREHAM.

In Academy hall December IA the col
legc glee club OF Middlebury will give a
concert. The proceeds are for the benefit
of the school. The glce club gave one of
their entertainments here last June.-W.
w. Moore is in New York, guest of his
cousin, William Walker. at the Cham
plain club banquet at Delmonico' s-Mrs.
y. T.. Nottingham returned from New
York Thursday.
The concert by the Middlebury College
Crlee club will be given this evening-Mr
and Mrs F. e. Douglas and Miss Marcia
Douglas were in Brandon to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Martha p. Sheldon-Th
ladies cleared about $50 at the fair last
week.-Mrs.. NJ. y. Cook entertained the
Moravian club Tuesday afternoon.--Dr.
Stoddard of Shclburre and Mrs. Clement
of Bristol district deputies, Order Eastern
Star, meet with the Alma Hendee Chap
ter Tuesday evening, December l9.-Dr.
Howard is attending the State Grange at
Montpelier. Tillotson OF New York
viii speak IN Academy hail Wednesday
evening. December 90 under the auspices
Of y =, s g. z. Miss Tinotson has been
an extensive traveller and has a varied
DlOgr3'r
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

November 26 at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mathew Cheney. just over the
line in Monkton. occurred the death OF
Mrs Lydia Morrill, Dart at the advanced
age of 81 years. She died Of pneumonia
after a few days Illness. For SO years
Mrs. Dart had been a faithful member
of the Baptist Church Of this place. haV-
ing united with the church when Is years
of age, She had not been able to walk
for several years past, but she bore her
Sufrerings with patience and fortitude.
The funeral was held from the house
Thanksgiving day, the Rev. Mr.. Curtis
officiating and the lnterment was made in
the family lot in the cemetery at Barnum-
town. The casket was covered with a
profusion of beautiful flowers sent by the
ladies of the Baptist Church OF East
Charlotte She left five children, two
daughters and three sons-Maurice Cove,
the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Cove. who has beer i'll with tonsilitis the
past week, is better.-Nrs. Roderic Emo
and son, who have been spending Jew
days in burlington, have returned. Mrs
Ernest Hausman is very III at her home
with appendicitis.- Mrs. George W
| prtdle has returned from Monktor
| Ridge. where she has been visiting her
daughter and family for few days
| e. H. Converse and Irving Bradley at
| tended the funeral of Esther l., Rey
! nolds in Burlington SuudaY.-C. l.. Nai
| Vliet has had telephone installed a
| his house.-Mrs. Frank Estes went t
| Burlington Sunday to visit her brother
| clayton Cove, at the Mary Fletcher hos
| pital Mr.. Goves condition is ste/il,
| improving Mrs. Clayton Cove accom-
| panied Mrs Estes Sunday.
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FERRISBURG.

The school in the Mddlebrck district
closed Friday. Sixteen chidre were en-
rolled with an average attendace Of 1874
Otis burroughs and Miner Doohue were
not tardy or absent during the term.
Marie Patino has been abser one day.
also Cecil Burroughs. Roy Burroughs
has been absent one half day. Mrs. Eta
Day and daughter, Madeline Of Mont
pelier, are visiting a 4. r. Bbinson s.
The following pupils have n, been abb
sent from the Center echoolduring the
fall term: Dorothy Dubuque. iladys Du-
buque. Priscilla Dubuque. bward Ev-
arts, Gala Field, Isabelle JaCman, Irene
Mr., and Mrs. b. w. Field announce the
engagement Of their daughte, Jessie H.,
to William F. Nye of Barton
The Ferrisburg Creamery ompany has
secured the services of Artllr A. Heath
Of Barton as buttermaker 70 the coming
year Mr.. Heath will NOV his family
here at once.-H. A. Preset, who has
been buttermaker for tn terriSburg
Creamery company the pat year. will
leave for Orwell about tn 10th, where
he has a similar position. Jacob Clark
veteran mail messenger Of this office, is
moving from Depot alley o North MAR
street.-Carrie E. Scott, tho has beer
very i'll the past week, rs returned tc
her duties of tutor in the dllage school,
The sale and supper givenby the Ladies
Aid of the Methodist Episcopal Church
netted about $5.-nIrs. William Pecue 1:
visiting at n. C. Kimbars. North Fer
risburg.-Farmers are again plowing.
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EAST HARDWICK

Mrs. A. c. Currier Is ill.--'rhe Rev. Mr.
Bole of Passumpsic preached at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday. He begins
work here January l as pastor OF the
church.-Victor Young is on tho mail
route during the absence of Hiram Oar
lnE-Mrs. AGdie He'll is moving into the
upstairs tenement in her house recently
vacated by Or. Esmond.-Dr. Esmond
has takon room in the hotel.-The
Lamoile Valley Camp, NJ w. A. elected
the following officers at their last meet
ing: consul, a. j. Burbank; advisor, w. ID.
Mann; banker, +. r. Chase: clerk, Hiram
Darling; trustee, b. G.. Jennings watch
man, Sidney Nelson; secretary, {. O'fn-
stead: escort John Dewey.-At Marshiield
! Wednesday December 6, was held the
marriage of Miss Rosie Bouldry of Soutf
Cabot and Hiram Darling of Walden
The Rev. C. II. Chaplin performed the
| ceremony.
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JERICHO CENTER.

valley Farm" as played Friday
evening in school house hall by members
of the Jericho high school, drew n full
house. The hall was unable to accom-
modate all. and the play was repeated
the following evening. While all the
actors deserve much credit, the young
ladies are worthy OF especial mention.
Music WAS furnished by Mrs Hggins,
and Roy Kenyon. Vocal selections by
Miss Chdy wcr" much enjoyed. also the
singing by quartette of young ladies'
Miss Gertrude Hanley Of Pleasant Valley
Is spendinE "A few days at Guy Hanley's.
Mrs g. &. Nhitnoy of Enosburg Falls
is stopping for IA short time with her sis
ter, Mrs, Frank tles,-Regular instru'-
ton in vocal music have been given IN
the schools this year ior he first Tame
in the grades, and also in the high
school Although introduced as an ex-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The meeting Of district No. 4, knights
OF Pythias, with Mt. Mansfield Lodge
Thursday was attended by 30 After
the first and second ranks had been con-
ferred a banquet was served under the
direction of w. s. Fletcher and Roy
Chase. G.. w. Bailey was POSTMASTER
and the program Of toasts follows:
I"Pythian Progress" Grand Chancellor
G. C. Jarvis: THE Ladies'" Past Grand
Chancellor A. H. George of ST. Adams;
our Principles Allen Martin; THE
Grand Lodge" s. r. Boright of Rich
ford, past grand chancellor; The Su-
preme Lodge" p ]. Cowles. Among
those present were: Chauncey NJ WILEY
of Barre, grand keeper Of records and
seals; r. ". Booth of Essex, grand mas
ter of the exechequer; NJ. g. Rosenberg
district deputy grand chancellor
| Edward Bartemey, sawyer at the
| Brownel saw mill, found the head, feet
and hide of a large doe Monday. The
meat had been removed. Mr. Bartemey
! notified Deputy Game Warden David
/ Demag, who notified Game Warden
Reeves. Nj. Demag thought the animal
| had not been killed long
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pertinent, the results thus far have SEEM
cd to fully justify the wisdom of those
who contributed the funds necessary to
add this branch to the curriculum OF reg
uar school work.-Mrs. Guy Hanley,
whose condition has been serious. Is slow
ly improving. She IL now able to sit UP
q small part of each day.-Miss Henley,
assistant in the high school, has gone to
her home in Richmond to spend her va
cation. and Miss Wallace OF tho upper
grades to her home in Fairfield. Mrs. II
II. Higgins, who has been absent from
this. her native town, for several years
Is to occupy the apartment of the lat,
II. w. Jordan. Mrs. Higgins is sister
OF Mrs. Il. B. Jordan.--Miss Doris Smitl
of Jericho has been the guest of Mrs. r
q. Pease for several days.-Chester A
Derby of johnson Is working at r. G
PeAse's
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RICHMOND

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Fuller are spendina
three weeks In Poultney and Springfield,
and In Roxbury. Mass, and will also visi,
Mrs. RULERS mother, Mrs. Josie Jacobs
at Hudson, Mass.-Mrs. c. II. Pine and
Mrs. =. II. Sudorsky entertained tina
Louise VI. Smiley Circle Of Kings DauEh.
ters at Mrs. Pino's home Wednesday aft.
ernoon.-Miss Burnham, assistant at thu
high school. Is spending a three weeks
vacation with her parents in Brandon and
Miss Fay with her parents in Essex Juno.
Notwithstanding Chapter Of Eastern Stai
held regular meeting in Masonic hal
Tuesday evening. Miss katherine Hen.
ley assistant al the high school in Jcri.
cho is at her home for three weeks
vacation.-Mrs. Phillip has returned from
| Montpelier, where she has been guest al
the home of her son for several weeks -
| T.. j. Berry Is in Boston.-A son was borr
| December 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank II.
| Edwards.-John NJ. Paige, minister OF t.,
| Every Day Church Of Burlington, viii
give an illustrated lecture on China AZ
the Universalst Church Friday evening
January 5.-Miss Fanny Slayton wa.
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital Wed.
nesday, where an operation for append
cltls was performed.
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WHITING.

Miss Kate Rich goes Thursda" to New
York to pass the winter-Miss Edna
or in EHosburG Falls.-Clyde and Robert
Ketchum went Monday TO Waterbury to
take possession of store they have
bought there. Robert will manage the
business there at present until Clyde can
arrange his business here MIR and Mrs.
Preston and G, T. Hubbard and family at
tended the funeral of Mrs. sheldon, Mr..
Prestons sister, in Brandon Tuesday -
Miss Ella ketchum OF brandon Is IN
town.. ri. suckney. juryman from this
town to Middlebury, was Mt home over
Sunday. Mir WEIGH of Brandon was in
town Monday
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SALISBURY.

DR.. and Mrs. Read and Mr.. and Mrs. &.
a. Bump attended the state grange
at Observation-Disclosures night at the meet
ing of Dunmore grange Friday evening
The Ladies' Ala Of the west side VIII
hold sale and social at the home of Mrs.
Paul Field Thursday-Thc CongreGa-
tional Sunday school will have christ
mas tree in the church Monday evening
December 3.-The Kingsley pulp mlllS
began work Friday for the winter
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Merck Adams Munroe who had been
in III health for tho past three years at
his home on Seminary street, died at six
o cocl; Tuesday morning of a compllca-
ton of diseases. Mr. Munroe was born in
Rirdgc, y. H. in 1923 and was therefore
s. years OF age He came to this town In
1881 and has made this his home ever
since He was constable and collector OF
taxes of this town Cor ri years. until he
was obliged to give up the position on
account Of failing health. lie was
member of The congregational Church.
beginning with 1852 he was leader of
the choir for many years, until he was
obliged TO give UP the position on ac
count OF failing voice. IN 1902 he was
made Il deacon of the church and held
the office ever since. When in health
he was attentive to his church duties
and was very popular among the towns
poople. lie is survived by n wife and
two Sons. Theodore "A. Munroe of
Streeter. Ill.,, and Charles II. Munroe of
Chicago. both of whom will be here for
the funeral, which viii be held ct the
CONGREGATIONAL Church this after
noon at 2:9O o 'clock.-Mrs. +. e. Darrah
has returned to her home in Albany,
n. =, after several days In town with
relatives and friends. The town treas
uror will he in his office Thursday and
Friday evenings to collect taxes. Friday
is the last day to save the discount.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Wilmouth
was held at her late home on South
street Wednesday morning at ten o'clock.
The Rev. Thomas Simms, former pastor
of the congregational Church of this
village. OBLIGATED. Burial was in the
family lot in the Addison cemetery.
There was profusion of flowers.-Arthur
Freegard has sold his Middebury farm
through the Champlain Valley Realty
Co. to G. Slater of Essex Junction;
consideration not stated.-Lake Dunmore
Lodge, No. H. l. O. O. F., worked the
third degree on one candidate at their
regular meeting Wednesday evening"
John G. Agnew of Port Henry, n. Y,
has been elected manager of the Middle
bury football team.-Agustin Muller, who
has been quite sick at his home in Corn
wall for the last few weeks, was taken
to the Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlng-
ton Tuesday afternoon for treatment
Mrs. Julius W. Pitts of Burlington, a
former resident, IS in town.-The heavy
rain that fell Tuesday afternoon and all
night went a great ways toward filling
towns which were getting very short Of
water IN the western part of the county
Landlord Clinton w Tsdale will give a
concert and ball in East Middebury
| Thursday evening. December 81
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Sanderson Of Dayton, Ohio, and
Miss Frances Sanderson of Cleveland,
Ohio. We're guests of Mrs. II. i. Thomp-
son Friday.--'rhe Rev. f. W. Hallowel
preached in the Methodist Church at Yer
gennes Sunday moTning.-Mrs. Newton
of Ferrisburg is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Newton.-Miss Florence Sampson
has returned from New Haven.-Ray
Brttell and Miss Nellie stowe We're quiet
~ married by the Rev f. w. HalloWelI
az the home of the bride Tuesday evening.
December 5. Mr.. and Mrs. Brittell will
reside at the Brittell home-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Champine
la 81
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

S. l.. Wheeler ~ nl.-SoNeral from
here attended meeting Of tho Mystic
Shrine at Montpelier Friday night
Mrs u. a. Cate has completed her tn
sagement at Mis-. g. II. Bchford's and
is with her sister Mrs. Edward Jerome
Miss Bessie Wheeler is visiting her sister
Mrs Guy lierrirb.
Mrs. Adj Harrison was in Moriisyille
Tuesday temporary barn and
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY

Fine Table In JN.ct October /. 1911
TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON.
A:C5 a. ~ Daiiy-Tor Montreal
ana Chicsgo
T.15 A. m Except SCoday-fcr all
New England polntF.
7.25 a. IN. Event :;u-dnv---LocaI
ror CsmrrtaQc @unctior.
'0.O1 q. ~, SuntayH or for a.
l0''o + fo. &ortreai.
1O.57 a. H. D"ily--..'Nw Env'Gnh
States Limited for All Sow
England r9'Hts.
100 n m. Evoc5, sunday --Loca,
for ST. Albans and Riohto-d
white Pivor Junction and New
England points.
A.AO n m Except Sun lay--For
Montreal, Gcuacs Point. oG-
densburC and Richford
d.5n n m Except s''maay-L5cal
FOR Car bridge Junction.
C.dS ~ =, DANy.--F'Xprcas for Mon
treai and CHICAGO, And locn;
Tor WHITE River Junction
Ii.Gn ~ ~ Da'i"-Fxpres7 for all
Nav England point.
vNAtSS hHtts II III ME"
500 a m. Daily-Eypress from
Boston and Ncw YORK
o.15 q. N. Except surdsy--Ma'i
from ct .hlbar.s ant. Cambridge
Junction.
1C:4O q. m. Except Sunday local
from st. Johnsbury ana CAM
bridge Junction.
1O:45 n. ~. Except Sunday local
from WHITE River junction
and Montpelier.
1A,h2 q m SUNDAYS on,y.--Lochl
from white River Junction,
j1,Sn ~ Daly.--Txprebs from
Chicaco and Montreal
1.fO y. m. Except sunday 'o"a'
from ST. Albnns waite River
Junction and Montpelier.
:; OK ,, m Evccpt Iunday---Mail
from Prov'dencc boston, Wor-
cestcr and Springfield
,,.on n ', Dall".-Exprass from
boston and Ncw York. Local
from Montreal ana 81. Adams
G.fO n m Except Sunday, local
from Portiand, at johneSuHy
and Cambridge Junction.
J1.AE y m Dany.--FXpre5s from
Chicago ard Montreal
n H. IICKOK, City Pass. Agent
40 College Street,
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MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Reynolds went to
Somerville Saturday night with their son,
Henry, where they will reside this winter.
William Prentiss. overseer, retained to
Milton Saturday after trip to Brattle-
horo visiting his son.-John Jackson load
ed a car of white birch and sent 1t TO
Jericho-F f. Blake Is filing the mill
with grain and four.-Edward Firkie has
vacated the Davis property on Ginilet
hill and moved to Charles Kings place
on Main street.-Mrs Ira Caswell has re-
turned to her farm after staying some
time in Swanton.-George Phelps has add
ed a rendering plant to his extensive
enterprise.-Jed C. Phelps has completed
his barn.