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the Progressive club was held in the town
hall Tuesday evening and was largely
attended The Rev. d. Il. Bosworth Of
Bristol and Guy B. Horton Of Burlington
addressed the meeting.
Charles T. Youtt, f. +. Jones AMI
Myron Fales have returned from> Bur-
lington. where they attended the 4otl
annual reunion Of the Vermont cav
airy. Of which they were all members.
The Y. M. c. A. boys end the Boy
Scouts held a we'll attended corn roast
on the bank Of the river back of the
marble mill Tuesday evening. There
was good attendance-Mrs.J Jesse
Boulia. who mas been i'll for some time
at her home on Seymour street. was
taken considerably worse Tues lay
night and her condition is now
thought to be hopeless.--Mr and Mrs.
Otis Flanagan entertained a large
number at their home in the east part
or the town Tuesday evening Refresh
ments were served and pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present
Among the people In town are Mr.. ami
MRS. willard Reade of Rutland, J. G.
Ready of Springfield, Mass, Mr.. ami
Mrs George Haynes of Woodstock, d.
"A. Walworth of Waiting, and c. T.
Howard of Tucson. Arizona-C. u
Rich has gone to New York crty for
Il week. T. Bourdeau has gone t.
Montreal for "A week.-James Mitchell
has returned from Leicester.--Mr. and
Mrs George r. Champagne have gone
to New York city.--There will be nice
home made candy at the rummage
sale In the lower town hall Friday.
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MONKTON.

Florona Grange entertained Beaver
Glen Grange Friday evening. After the
exercises a chicken-pie supper was serv-
ed by thu ladies' of Floronia Grange
The little child OF Clinton Kimballs, who
was taken seriously Ill with pneumonia.
died from CONFERENCE.-The. Albert
Brown and son, Randall, and Miss Lena
Gee OF Bristol visited their brothers,
W. II. and b. c. Gee, Sunday.--Mrs.
Jane Smith returned from Burlington
Saturday, where she visited her sister,
who is ill.-Eugene Cox has SO far re-
covered, as to be taken from the hospital
to the home Of his daughter In Ferris
burg.-Mrs. +. H. Dean, who has visit
ed in Burlington the past few days. re-
turned home Friday--Miss Bessie Stet-
son was united In marriage to Fred
Rotax, at the home Of her sister and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. George Reyes, in
Lincoln on the 10th. by the Rev. f. r.
Stone of Bristol They are taking a car
rage drive through the north part Of the
State.-Mrs. Fred n. Dean and children
OF West Fairlee are visiting in town.
Mrs. George Moves OF Salisbury, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. G. C. Cornell
Miss Abbie Kemp visited in town Sum
day.-The Rev. and Mrs. I. =. Kellogg
their new home In Gilbertville, Mass,
where they are to live on the farm re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Kellogg, Jr
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Susie Currier Is at home from Barre,
schools being closed on account Of small
pox.-Reta Role was at home from St
Johnsbury over Sunday.-Mr. Bergeron
has purchased the Hiram Daniels place
this side of Greensboro Bend.-Carroll
French and family spent Sunday at
George Jacksons in Cabot.-Eugene Ran
som visited his daughter. Mrs. Jewel, In
St Johnsbury the first of the week.
Ernest Farr, who has employment In
Pfttsfield, Mass, was here last week and
loaded his household goods to be shipped
to that place.-Mrs. Harry Judkin and
children visited in Walden over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich of Hard
wick spent the weekend with their
daughter, Mrs. II. f. Battles.
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BRISTOL.

Representative and Mrs. r. c. Narney
were at home from Montpelier over sun
day.-Dr. +. Y. Briggs returned from
Montpelier Saturday where he attended
the meeting of the State Medical society
Mrs. l.. l.. Lawrence has returned to
Mddlebury after several weeks here and
in Lincon.-Mrs. Ella T.. Dana and Mrs
Sarah S. Atwood returned Saturday from
a carriage drive to Huntington and Lin
coln.-A large amount of work is being
done in Holy Cross Catholic cemetery,
and $50 has been raised by subscription to
assist in the work .-Mrs. Sarah A. Dumas
returned Friday from a 10 DAYS visit in
ST. Johnsbury, Bethel and Charlottesville.
and Mrs. L. A. Neal and daughter, Helen,
are visiting in Philmont \. Y.-Mr and
Mrs. Fred Owen are in Bridport for an in
definite stay.--George Jacobs and family
have moved here from New Haven Mills
The bank was closed Saturday. it be-
ing IA legal holiday.
Leon Dean of the University Of YER
mont was the guest of relatives over
Sunday.-E. l.. Grow of New Haven
visited relatives here Sunday.-Dr w e.
Morgan and family were Sunday visitors
In Middlebury. Roxa Chase Is visit
ing her brother and sister in Springfield
MassH. G.. Brown of Burlington was
an ver-Sunday visitor here.-R. j, Oaks
has severed his connection with the
furniture and undertaking business Of Il;
W. Narney and r. s. Ladue has taken
his place.-A daughter was born Sunday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hewitt
The remains of James Caldwell We're
brought here from lcnosburg Saturday
night and taken to Lincoln for burial
He was "A brother of the late Gilman
Caldwell of this town.-Mrs, James Casey
and daughter are visiting in Vergennes--
ii. +. Clement Of Brandon was In town
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yesterday.-A. J. Caldwell and family OF
1nosburg Falls were in town Saturday.
Roy Bicknell and daughter of Meredith.
N. H., are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Bicknell, and other relatives.
Election returns will be received In
Holley hall Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der g.
Margaret the lrttle daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph DEMO, Is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. e. L. Sherwin and son. Sum-
ner, are spending a week with her
siser, Mrs. Arthur Stevens. In Corn
wall.-Mr and Mrs. II. c. f. Bristol
visited in Vergennes the first of the
week--Nearly 100 years ago an old
Indian lied in this town and 1t is now
planned to place monument over his
grave-George Robins of Groton has
come to make his home vita his
daughter. Mrs James Ridley. He is
veteran of the Civil War.--Mrs. H.
p. Sherwin and Miss Jennie M. Grow
visited in New Haven yesterday
There was a heavy frost here yester-
day morning with the temperature
down to 80 degrees.-C. c. Currier has
sold his place on Spring street to Ford
Thomas.-Mrs. Willis Ferguson Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. p. L. Wallace.
In Waterbury.-Mrs. Hannah Need
nam Is visiting IN Ferrisburg AMI Bur-
Ilington.--P. ]. Clifford Is visiting in
Rutland.-Mr and Mrs. +. M. Hollan !
have returned from several days in
Rutland.--G. IT. Ring Of Huntington
is visiting In TOWN.. A. Lawrence
was business visitor in Middlebury
lyesterday.-Miss Celia Lemay of Bur
lington is visiting her sister, Mrs. o..
II. Plain.--Letters unclaimed in the
postoffice October 10. Mrs. T. j. Sex
ton d. T.. Brigham, Perry Dean, w. l..
Daniels. Arthur Devoid. Edward Gill
more, o. +. Maymee, G. r. Odett. John
Pott, 7. L. Rose, Ernest Selas. Joseph
IThomas.-B. b. Bosworth spoke at a
progressive meeting in Middlebury
tuesday evening.-W. H. Ramsey and
~ ). Ramsey of burlington were in
town yesterday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
stone of Vergennes were IN town yes
terday
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ORWELL.

H. W. Ryan carrier of No. r. +. D.,
mas been having vacation of a week.
The Rev, j. c. Williams ofriciated at the
FUNERAL of Samuel Northrop In Shoreham
ON Thursday. -Captain W. II. Horton
mas returned to his home for the win
ter,-Nalter Root has moved to Putnam.
having taken farm there -u.rry
's'o'' went saturday to Corinth to
a"ehu inc funeral OF his father. George
D fresoot, VINO had shock at Brat
''eoor" rr'nay' at 300 p, m. living less
than an hour after.-The Rev. J. c. VIII
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. Ella Jones has returned after 70
days passed in Rutland.-Mrs Eliza
Rich has returned from Castleton, where
she attended the wedding of her niece,
Miss Hazel Benedict-Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Birchard are passing a month
with her sister in Montana. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Munger are caring for the
home in their absence Russell Whit
ford of Crown Point came to be pres
ent at the funeral of Mr. Northrop.-
The remains of Samuel J. Northrup
were brought from Utica reaching here
Wedno sday, October s, and were taken to
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Howard His
brother. b. II. Northrup of Pittsburg,
Pa, sister, DIR. Elizabeth Squres, and
nephew, DR.. Herbert Squires of Utica,
came with them. The funeral service
was held Thursday at 200 D. m. in
the church. the Rev. Chris Williams of
Orwell officiating.
The remains of Miss Harriet Milling ton,
who died in the Villas Home for Aged
Ladies. were buried in Lake View GENE
terry Friday afternoon. Miss Milington
taught here for many years, but lived
elsewhere for some years.-The Lake
House at Larabee's Point has closed for
the winter. MIR. and Mrs. Ives have re-
turned their home in Ticonderoga. MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Moore of WATERFOWL, N
" passed Sunday with his father, l.. e.
Moore.-B. II. Northrup and DR.. Eliza
beth y. Squires returned to their homes
Monday.-Dr. Lambert of Middlebury oc-
cupied the Congregational pulpit Sunday.
There will be preaching next Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Middlebury passed
Sunday at Patrick Mehan's.-E H.
Moore. town representative, passed Sum
day at home.--Mrs. w. Il. Deano enter
tanned the Moravlan club pleasantly
Tuesday afternoon.
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WINoosKI.

Oscar Nemer and John Nurkala, both
Polanders. narrowly escaped drowning
Saturday afternoon at Malletts Bay.
They were not a great distance from
tho shore when in some manner their
boat capszed. Nurkala reached shore all
right but Neimer was pulled out of
the water by Louis Nichols. Later In
the evening Nurkala told Chief OF Police
Barber that Neimer was drowned. The
chief telephoned Mr.. Nichols and learn
ed that Neimer was taken out Of the
water and that Immediately afterward
he went ont In another rowboat without
oars to get tho boat which had cap
sized. Nurkala told Officer Barber that
he thought Neimer WAS drowned as he
had floated far out into the bay. About
eleven o'clock Saturday night Neimer
returned home after u long tramp from
the bay.
The marriage of Charles j. Maiville
of New York city and Miss Irene Graves
of this village was solemnized Tues
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LEICESTER.

Hiram Morse. an old and esteemed
resident OF this town. died Monday, the
18th. after lingering illness OF two
years with Bright's disease, He was rs
years OF age. He held many prominent
offices In town and represented the town
at the Legislature in 1906 Mr.. Morse is
survived by his wife. a son, Harry. and
daughter, Exile, of this town. The funer-
al was held from his late home Thurs
day, at 100 p m. The Rev. r. II. Wash
burn of Brandon OBLIGATED. A quartet
IRON Brandon sang. nterment was in
the family lot of this town.-Mr and
and Mrs Austin Johnson gave a party
at their home Friday evening for Miss
Bessie Mills
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ADDISON.

IAe Ladies' Aid society is to have a
saie Tuesday evening. October y, at the
chhi'h parlors, and the church is TO
nave their harvest supper at the same
'i"'c'-May Crane was at home IRON the
S'a'e school short time last week -
Grand View Grange ~ to have a corn
hisht at their hall Friday evening ana
supper viii be served. Mrs Charles
U Bryan has been il.-Mrs. II. II.
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

The Ladies' Aid society held O
chicken-pie supper Wednesday evening
at Allen hall. Supper was served
from six until eight O'Clock. Miss
Blanche Field is confined to her home
by illness.-Jay Ball is at his home,
having decided not to go to st. Adams
for treatment.-Mrs Esma Palmer Mrs.
Fred higbee and Miss Sadie Harrington
have been chosen as delegates to the
State Sunday school convention at Barre.
-'ieorge Shortsleeves and family are
living IN the house recently vacated by
Robert Miller
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WHITING.

MIS- Mary Wooster left for Seattle.
wash to visit her daughter, Addie,. The
.nurch was held Thursday The Thurs
nay cub will meet with Mrs. Daisy
MONIES Thursday, October PA Leap
year dance Will be given at the town hall
oetoper 49, by the Thursday club-Rich-
ar" Lewis was in Burlington Tuesday.
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

Friday evening Miss Anna b. Chase
was pleasantly surprised by mis-
cellaneous shower given ner at her
home In honor of her approac hin
marriage to Richard A. VILLAS
Friends from Ferrisburg. Charlotte.
Addison and Waltham were present
She received many beautiful and usa-
full presents. inclu ling silver, china
and linen Refreshments were served
and very pleasant evening spent.
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BRIDPORT.

Joseph Wise. guest at Charles Riley's,
has returned to Worcester Mrs Kate
Sherman of Attleboro. Mass. is with her
sister. Mrs. Anna Witherel.- Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Towner have returned from Wills
boro. y. Y.-Nrs. Martha Payne is at
j, X. Payne's in Rutland. Joseph Be
settle has moved his family to Middle
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GIL PORTRAITS, hand painted in ma
tural colors for political banners, 20 inch
heads. all candidates, six dollars each.
Lettering In black on is inch white
cloth y cents per running foot. Turkey
Red oil dyed cloth, "a inch strips %
cents per foot. Send cash with orders
Theatre, hall and stage scenery painted
and placed. Charles H. Andrus. Artist
Painter, Enosburg Falls. Vt.
245.3t&w1t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE at n cut price to close out
this branch of my business: Six SIS va
cum cleaners at $40 each; two $50 va
cuum cleaners at $50 each; one $35 va
cum cleaner at $50; three new Royal
typewriters, regular price 500. closing
price s35 each. Don't let this opportu-
nifty pass for these prices never will
come before you again. J. II. May, 49,
Church street, Burlington, VT
2S,3t&w1t
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HOUSE for sale. in
frst-class shape; hot and cold water up.
stairs and down, electric lights. furna &c
heated. set laundry tubs. large piazza.
easily arranged for two families II nee
eesary. Also with small barn and a
fine henery, large garden. Another house
also situated on this property. Best OF
reasons for selling at once Ward &
johnson, Middlesex, VT. 224.d&wtf
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LUMBERMEN, attention
A LARGE TERRITORY
FOR. SALE

FOLLY FARMS consist; of about
l.200 acres; about 500 acres of which
Is woodland, the timber being good
growth Of PINE. SPRUCE, HENTLOCK,
OAK. ASH, BIRCH. etc,
There Is for sale PORTABI .E
MILL on the property
There are five dwelling houses and
,ut-buildings available.
While eight miles from Brattleboro
lhere Is good road, practically all
down grade
=. The property is offered for inspec-
lion and BIDS are solicited; the bids
may be made in one or more of three
ways: LIST, for all timber above speci-
fled size; 2d, for all timber and cord
GLIDING land and buildings
The right is reserved to reject any
Bids will he received until Mordav
Oct. 81, 1912.
For further particulars address
FOLLY FARMS,
West Brattleboro, Vt
1iW2t
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MoNKToN RIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Young Of Lincoln
attended the Friends quarterly meeting
in Monkton Ridge.-Eugene Cox has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
much improved in health.-Miss Ella
sprague visited friends in town over
Sunday.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than IL words, two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within 12 con-
secutive months.
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teeth EXTRACTED
Absolutely without Phi,

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particle of pain. without taking gas.
My method is used By no ,ther person
No pHin no danger; no after effects.
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Office. 234 Main St, Burlington. VT.
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PAIR OF TWIN HOLSTEIN STEERS
for sale, very evenly marked, is months
old. broke to the yoke l.. W. Baldwin
New Haven, VT 14w,4t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little II costs to tell
thousands OF readers in many towns
Of Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish TO buy Advertise in
the Free Press and you will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
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OBryan returned TO her home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Myron Smith were In
Bristol last week, the guests Of Mr.
Smiths uncle, Mr.. Human Smith and
wife.
SOUTH STARKSBoRO.
George Dupee OF Boston. Mass. u
grading lumber for Mr.. Ober at his mill
and in Bristol az the depot
SALISBURY.
Mrs. Paul Field entertained the
Daughters Of Ruth Tuesday.-A progress
sive supper was held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church parlors Wednesday even
ing.-Mrs More. who Is Ill, Is about the
same.--The G. and G. club met at the home
Of Clayton Ellis Wednesday evening.-The
Progressives will meet in the town hall
Thursday evening, matters Of Importance
will be discussed. -Dunmore Orange will
meet Friday evening and the first and
second degrees will be conferred upon
four candida es.-Miss Roxana Kelsey ID
spending a few days with Miss Margaret
Severy.-The Salisbury Improvement So
ciety held business meeting at DR..
Reads Tuesday and a social at the town
hall.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Cloyes expect
to start Thursday for six weeks trip
to Kansas. and other places in the West.
Miss Bessie Gipson has returned after
spending few days at the home Of +.
w. Whitney.-Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Nelson
are In New York visiting at the home of
Allen II. Nelson.-Mr. and Mrs. J. Il.
Weeks were in town over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas are In Montpe-
lier.--Wallace Swan and family have
moved into the La Francis house for the
winter,
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day morning at St. Francis Xavier
Church by the Rev. j. F. Audet. The
wedding was a quiet one and took place
In the presence Of immediate relatives.
George T. Graves, brother Of the bride,
gave her away while Frank c. Maiville,
father Of the groom, attended him. Fol
lowing the services at the church q wed =
ding breakfast was served at the sum-
mer home Of the bride, Camp Over
brook" Malletts Bay. The cottage was
beautifully trimmed, the color scheme
being green and red, evergreens and
autumn leaves being extensively used.
Following the breakfast the we ldcd pair
left on the noon train for New York
city and Washington, d. c., and ON
their return will make their home in
New York city, where the groom Is
an attorney. Among those from out of
town here to attend the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maville of Man
chester, N. H., parents OF the groom
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WANTED.

FARM WANTED on shares or TO rent
this fall or by the first of March. John
Nalnia, II. f. ~. No !, Shoreham,
VI. 2i9,St&w2t
YOUNG EXPERIENCED FARMER
wants TO rent or take farm on shares
Can give good references. Guy G. War
rem Wil]jston, VI. N1,6t&w2t
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PETERSBURG.

Miss Farrell Of Burlington has ra,ur,.
ed after . visit at Mrs. Frank ou,n.
ian s'-Mr. ana Mrs. A. A. Heath are
the parents Of a boy. born sunday.-Mrs.
e. l.. kimba'l and daughter. Bertha, are
visiting In Georgia and st. Albans.-A
miscellaneous shower was given Saturday
In honor Of Lucy Dean at the home
Of Carmi e. Scott About 20 ladies' NJ.
tended and the gifts were many.-Cards
are out announcing the approaching mar.
riage OF Miss Lucy Dean and Edwin
Gray of Vergennes.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

There Is possibility that ESSEX
Junction may get the new pass en- ger
station which the Central Vermont
Railway company has talked of for
several years. At the hearing on the
accident Of September IL. when a score
or more were injured by a collision.
conditions were found to be Ina ieouate
for the proper protection of trains IN
the yard. and the public service com
mission will take under advisement n
scheme to move the station to a site
that will allow trains to pass on either
side Of the building. The accident
under discussion, 1t appears. was
caused by the wrong display OF signals
and the location of the semaphore
was criticized by the commission
Paul Bissonette. who conducts the
boarding house at the Drury Brick &
Tile company's yard has about 80
pounds of cured. home grown tobacco
Mr.. BissOnette, about May 25. planted
a plot OF land Of about 70 square fec.
The plants grew from three ana O
half to four feet high and the leaves
were about one and one-half feet long
Mr.. Bissonette. who Is from Canada
does not like the tobacco sold in the
states and so raises his own.
Clarence p. Greene died Saturday
morning at the home Of his sister, Mrs
Walter B. Johnson. at Johnson's Hotel
after long and painful illness. Mr.
Greene was born in Troy, Ne, Novem.
Der 25. 1859. For 25 years he was engi.
neer at the House of Correction at Deer
island, Boston harbor. About three years
ago he became Ill and came to stay
with his sister. He had one brother and
two sisters, but Mrs. Johnson Is the only
one that survives him. The funeral was
held at his late home Monday morning
at ten O'Clock. Burial was in Lake
View cemetery, Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Gale Of East Geor-
gia have moved to s. A. Brownelrs home,
recently vacated by Mrs. Sarah Northrop.
Their son, Leon Gale OF Los Angeles,
Cal. is with them.