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MILTON.

Mrs. Walker Thompson died Thursday
morning at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. A. j. Thornton. The funeral was
held Saturday at 100 p. m. at the
house-The bodies of two children of Ju-
Illus Wells of Swanton who died by
being poisoned by condensed milk
were brought here Wednesday even
ing of last week for interment.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist Church
had handkerchief sale and supper
at the odd Fellows hail Tuesday after
noon and evcning.--The annual meeting
of Amity Camp, No. s03s, Modern Wood
men. was held at the lodge room Friday
evening and tho following officers elected:
Consul. Mark Austin; worthy adviser, II.
S. Japan; banker. f. A. Frost; clerk. Ira
Turner; escort, G. n. Wood; Waterman,
Harlow Coon: sentry, Frank Goodwin;
physicians. l.. c. Hulcombe. ]. s. Coburn
manager for three years. Il. s. Allen: for
one year, G. n. Wood.-Miss Florence and
Ethel Wells are visiting in Rutland
Mrs. Bridget Perry OF Seattle. Wash. is
visiting her sister. Mrs Peter Smith.
Donahuc's creamery paid $1.A for ar
average price for milk delivered weeh
ending November 20 at McMulln's Cor.
ners. The management would like more
milk n $ they cannot fill orders for butter
Are you doing as we'll? II not. give u:
Il trial. W. g. Donahue, Mgr.
tdvN ooc 9t6u, II
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

A daughter, Doris. was born Satufd
to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barton, at tho
home in South Charlottc.--Dr. T.. q. Ia
CART has returned to Greenwich. K.
after spending THANKSGIVING with n
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Tdggart.
Professor A. l.. Emo is spending sever
weeks with his mother at the old Woost
home.-Thc Baptist parsonage has bc'
rcpainted.-Miss Leila Fonda has rctur
ed from Danny. where she has been Vi
iting her sister Mrs. Guy Baldwin. +,
ward Bessette IT., is i'll with the measl,
at the home OF Miss Gcnevievc Horsfor
where he is employed. Ivan Garon M
moved his family from Shelburne 1!al
Dor to William Lessons vacant fari
house in South Chlrlottc.--Mr. and Mr.
H. : Fonda are spending week wit
their daughters In Jericho. MorristoW
and Wolcott.-P. q. Cleveland. who Ia
been in the employ Of CYRUS Cove
South Burlington for the past Nv
months, has returned to town.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral of L. \. Al-er was held
from his late home December =, tho Hcl
Mr.. King Of HUNTINGTON oiiiciatins. The
bearers were q. w. and y. G. Paine
w. A. Church and D. L. Ring. Tho~l
from out Of town We're Mr. and Mrs. Noi-
man Stockwcll, Mr. and Mrs. Dorm q
Stockwell of MddoscN. Mrs. Ell'rv Fl9
OF Essex Junction. MIR. and Mrs. ll.nt
of Bolton Mrs. Percy Scvercnce and ~
c. Alger and family have returned to 'o''
chester.-Mrs Harvey, who has No.n
with Mrs. Crandal. has returned To ilc'-
mond.--rhe primary school closed asst
week and Miss Williams ID At her hnmA
in Charlotts.--t'arl Mu22Y of Wal'rnu
vas in town Monday Tho men al -. w.
Palner's mill are working extra hours "a
fill orders.-Mrs. II. L. Stevens and d" ieA -
tors, Dorothy and Florence, loft Ncdn'5'
day for two weeks i'm Springfield, N'eS
and other points.-The Lend-land VII
meet with Mrs. G. {. Fuller Thursday
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NEW HAVEN.

december 4 was the 9th birthday an
niversary of Samuel S. Wright OF this
town. In honor OF the occasion, a num-
Der of the nearer relatives met at his
home enjoying a social hour. as we'll as
an ella borate dinner. Mr. Wright was al.
ways a resident OF this town, one OF it's
largest land owners, acquiring n large
property which he has mana ged unit
within Il few years, when he was Obliged
TO give it up on account of failing health
He is the Youngest of family OF cigh,
children, six of whom reached the adj
Nancod age of over 5. years Mr. Wrigh,
is the only survivin. member of the fam.
lily.
The seniors OF Beeman Academy viii
give musical and literary entertain.
ment December ~ at town hall in New
Haven
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page ~

own cntctaiument-Mo market day,
gigs brought from % to ~ cents and but
ter 50 to 3G.-1he funeral of j. Wyman
Allen was held from his late home on
Case street Saturday afternoon. The Rev.
A \. Lancaster. pastor of the Congre-
tonal Church Of this village. ofilciatcd
and the burial WAS In the family lot in
the East Middlcbury cometery-i.aw-
renee Abbey. who has been confined the
past few days from the effect of stepping
81 "A rusty nail. is able to Ne about again.
W. II. crowell has gone to Boston for
II few weeks
The coal situation is in a bad condition
Cor the opening of the winter. The local
'rdlor has no coal on hand and has had
>ut small amount for several weeks.
some families have been partially sup
plicd from large private stocks. but this
resource Is also nearly exhausted. Many
e"Ople have had to turn to the use Of
sood, but good wood is scarce at presen,
md the price is high. The local coal
lcalcr hopes to have his stock replenisll-
al sOOn.-William -. Watson is
icrc from the soldiers home IN Ben
nugton to spend a few days in this viii
age and East Middlebury.- Thursday
evening there will he n church confer
euco az the Memorial Baptist Church on
tho &,00000) campaign and also ON the
subject of pensions for Vermont Baptist
ministers ana missionaries. A special n-
rltation is extended to all officers of The
,hurch representatives of the Sunday
jchools, young peoples societies and the
"omen's societies. Friday evening at the
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Leon Thayer of Warren
visited their daughter Mrs. Richard
Fielder. over Sunday.-,Miss Ena Cady OF
Jericho was tho guest OF her sister. Mrs.
NJ. II. Brewster. the first Of the week.
Mrs. Clyde Brewster went to Burlington
Monday. called there by the illness of
her son, Forest. who has the measles.
Henry Brewster visited at Waterbury and
Burlington tho first OF the weck.-Nr.
and Mrs. Archie Tomlnson visited his
sister. Mrs Bert johnson. in Richmond
Saturday and Sunday.--Mrs. G. $. Brow
ster and daughter. Hazel. are in Mont
pclier this week with Representative c.
S. Brewster.
Mrs. Holcomb and son OF Grand Isle are
the guests Of her daughter. Mrs. Fay
Small.-Ralph Miles has his house nearly
completed and ready to be occupied.--W
f. Hanks and son have sold their mill
and other property at Hanksville to the
Vermont Novelty Works at Bristol
Bartlett q Co have their stock all work
ed up and the mills closed for this sea
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CHARLOTTE.

Michael Mack, ST., returned Wednes-
day from Shoreham. Mohan Is
to work for John Adams Of ST. George
TO fire the engine in his steam mill and
viii move there with his family
Mr.. and Mrs Scion Lewis have re-
turned from Essex Junction Librar,
association cleared $50 from their enter
tainmeRt and apron sale Friday evening
The Berean and Friendship Sunday
school classes will meet at l.. b. Nc
Ncirs Friday evening for the election OF
officers-liarold Smith has gone to Ari-
iona to spend the winter.
Harold Smith left left Monday evenins
for Arizona for his health He will make
brief visits In Michigan. ST. Louis and
Washington Gilman Foote IL visiting
Representative l.. II. Converse In Mont
pelier--At a special town meeting Tues
daN 1t was voted to build Q new school
mousse In district No 1i-Georxe Williams
Of Burlington visited relatives IN town
Monday.
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WINOOSKI.

Sister Joseph died Sunday morning
at three o'clock at the Motherhood House
in Montreal after sr illness of about two
years. About three months ago she was
taken worse and went from the convent
here to the home of the Sisters of Provi-
dencc In Montreal where she had beer
confined to her bed for the past two
months. Her mother. Mrs, Ogile Nique tie
died October % last. and she was then
unable to attend the funeral Sister
Jos"ph's maiden name was Miss Oily.
Niquettc and she was in this village g.
years ago. She had been a nun for A.
wears. She leaves two sisters. Miss Denise
NiGuette of this village and Mother
Frederick. nun in the Provincial House
Of Missoula, Mont, and three brothers.
Joseph Niauette OF this place. Gonzague
NiIuettc Of Rockford. H.. and DR.. Louis
b. Niquettc OF Northampton. Mass. The
funeral was held at the Motherhood
House at eight o'clock Tuesday morning
with intcrmenr In Long Point.
The officers OF Fanny Allen Court, Cath
Ollie Order OF Foresters, elected Tues
day. are Chief ranger. Jesse l.. Gonyeau:
vice-chlef ranger. Arthur Yandow past
Chief ranger. T., Edward Allard: record
Ing secretary, Hughes Elliott; financial
secretary. Frank c. Allard: treasurer,
Henry Conlin: trustees. Francis Coulter
marsh. Louis +. Allard, Eugene Richards;
speaker, John O'Brien; delegate to the
State convention, Louis Alapa; alternate,
Louis r. Allard
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters mot
Mrs S. j.. Caswel Wednesday, MIR.
Mrs. Il. w. Butler and son returned Il
white River Junction Thursday, wi
they had been to spend THANKSGIVING
the home Of their sister.--Thc house
longing To Mr.. Ladcau. on what is knc
as the Welcome place, was burned ci
sunday morning. The cause of tho
is not known as the house was
occupied. The barn on this place
burned about three months ago
children of T. NJ. Ilutchins and TT
Lapan are Ill with the measles.
The Kings Daughters meeting. WI
was to have beer held at tho home
= ]" Caswcll Wednesday,, has been D
poned until Friday when there will
installation OF officers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Is lsham have gone to Rutland to att
the state Grange. They vii, also -,
his sister, Mrs. w. y. Pratt, in Mo
Holly.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mr.. and Ms L. C. Burt returncd
Thursday evening from HaNerhill, Mass.
where Mrs Burt had been for sty weeks
on visit to her son, Clifford Gardner,
Mr. Burt contracted a severe cold on
his trip four weeks ago. which ctnscd a
severe Illness 81 nearly two weeks =
George jones, on the farm OF II. Il. COL
cord Of South Franklin. was operated on
for appendicitis Thursday by Dr. johns
son of West Berkshire. assisted by Doc
tors Brown and Pratt OF this place MIR.
Jones's condition is favorable for speedy
recovery Mr. ma Mrs A. cotton OF
Everett, Mass, are in town called by
the serious condition of Mrs. cotton =
father. Jonathan Towlc.-Mss Christie
Benson aud :. j. Nicherg were married
in Derby Friday 10y the Rev. o. j. An
derson, They viii make their home hera
where Mr.. NicberS is agent for thu
Singer Sewing Machine company
Mrs. Joseph DcrcGon of Magos, one,
was IN town recently. Her mother, Mrs.
Eli Raney, accompanied her on her res
turn and will remain through the holi-
days. Mrs, Harriet Blair is staying IN
Mrs. Rancys home during her ahsoncc.~
Miss Mary Stratton returned from st.
Adams Saturday after an absence OF
four weeks in sherwood's sanitarum, res
covering from an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Carson have
returned to their home IN Germantown,
Pa.-Mrs +. II. Farrell and her iva
dau ghters left Tuesday for a stay
of a few weeks in CRANKY, T. q.
The family plan to leave for the Canadian
mort Invest January G-Miss Ella Fair.
banks is teaching in Sheldon Springs in
place of Miss BESSIE Duffy, who resigned.
Airs. Jonathan Towle has improved from.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Ifovey Jordan ana Mcssrs. Norton and
Fisk of Burlington spent Sunday in town.
Monday evening the pupils OF the south
district gave a play and a short enter
tainment in the school building. There
was a good attendance and the program
was we'll carried out. AT the close the
pupils presented their teacher with n
chair. Miss Nellie Leonard, who has
taught with marked success. has resign
er her position and goes to Richmond to
teach in the graded school.-The ladies' of
the church held a social at Mrs Harris
Monday evening. Mrs. Beuah Isham re-
ceived the prize for being the best artist.
The high school will give their play,
plain People at the hall Friday and
Saturday evenings. During the evening
there will be solos by Harry Hoskins and
Carl Moulton and a vocal duet by Misses
Cashmere and Brigham.
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BRISTOL.

Mfs. Eliza Narncy. who has been spend
ing several weeks here with her son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs T.. W. Varney.
has returned 10 Benninrton where she
VIII pass the wInter.-Mrs. A. W. Stevens
and daughter. Cornelia. have returned to
cornwall after q two weeks visit, here
The annual show of the Addison County
Poultry association will be held in Iioley
hall January to 3-Frank Gycenough.
who had a bone broken In his ankle. IL
apIe to set out on crutChes.-The Rev.
George J. Kurz, who Is to have charge
OF the evangei!stic service ut the Metho-
dist Church. has lately returned from
Scotland and Is a former pastor OF the
church. lie will be assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Suffieid.The Christian Endeavor
society OF the Baptist Church held their
regular monthly meeting with Miss Anna
Cooley FRIDAY evening Officers were
elected ms follows; President. Miss Sadie
Simonson; vice-president. Philip Law
renee; corresponding secretary. Miss Alta
Cooley; recording secretary, Miss Mildred
Morgan; treasurer. Mrs. Mabel Bates;
missionary treasurer. Miss Alice Rider
| Representative 7, c. Varney was at home
from Montpelier over Sunday-Mrs. w.
visiting Mr.. Gardeners father. H. NJ.
Gardner before going to Burlington.
The Sophia White place on River street
was sold at auction Saturday to l.. N
Williamson for 1905 The Treasure Seek
ers will meet with Mrs. C. l.. Lawrence
Thursday, December 12.-Mrs. A. W. Cove
entertained her Sunday school class at
her home on Mountain avenue Saturday
afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Andrews
of Huntington were Over-Sunday guests
oi Mr. and Mrs. u. c. Garton.--Thc W. c.
!. l. met with Miss Helen Weller Friday
evening. Mrs. Nellie Nahum, county
president. gave an interesting report of
! the national convention at Portland. Ore
to which she was a delegate.-Walte r
Morgan of Middlebury was an over-Sun-
day guest of Or. and Mrs w. f.. Morgan
Il. y. llasseltinc was In Burlington
sunday w. J., Gardner IL a guest OF his
father H. NJ. Gardner, for a few days.
He will go to Brooklyn, y. Y. to join
Mrs Gardner before going to Burlington
Walter g. Dunton Post. g. A r.. held
its annual meeting Monday afternoon and
officers were elected as follows: Com
mander. A. T.. Wright; senior vice-com-
| mandcr. Daniel Monroe; junior vice-com-
| nandcr, Philip Dwire: surgeon, l.. H..
| james; chaplain, q. W. Snedcn; quarter
master. j. ]. Rhoades officer OF the
, guard, Lewis lnpoint: officer OF the day,
j. =. Moody. The appointive ofYlcers are:
| Adiutant. f. b. Palmer; quartermaster
sergeant. f. W. Gage sergeant major, II.
J.. Sherwn; delegates TO the State en-
campment, J. $, Moody J. j. Rhoades.
| They will name their own alternates. The
officers will be installed January 40 with
| J.. A. Bryant Installing Officer Judge
| r. A. liasseltine visited his son. G. L.,
| Hasseltine in Montpelier over Sunday,
| g. l.. iasscltine Is seriously ill--Sub-
| scription papers are being circulated and
extensively signed here protesting against
the passage Of tho hotel license bill now
before the LesislatureM Mrs Olive Shat
] Luck Il nj hnns from Nonkton.
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JERICHO.

The Missionary social at the parlors OF
the Congregational Church Wednesday
Dee. 4, in charge Of Mrs. William Cash
more, was AN interesting and enjoyable
| occasion. There was an attendance Of
about 80 and the Offering of the evening
was between So and $j.--The ladies OF
the Congregational Church have begun
rehearsals for play to be given in
January The I.ottie ufford Mission So
ciety met AZ the home of Mrs. hubbard
Saturday afternoon. November 30 4
pie ,sing program was given. Lunch was
served after which vocal and instrument
tai music was furnished.
Miss Florence Buxton was unable to
return to the high school in ESSEX
Junction Monday because of illness
Mrs +. W. curtis is at home from Col
chester Mrs, Sarah Martin ana Mrs
Fred Foster are ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert MrNall OF Colchester are visiting
relatives in town for a few days
Frank McGinnis has returned to Wor-
cester. Mass, after few weeks az
home-Mrs John Written is ill--Miss
Nellie White Is spending a week with her
sister, Mrs Harm Howard, in Under
hill.-The Rev. j. r. Buzxel was in
Colchester saturday to officiate at tho
funeral of Mrs. Thompson.-The mid
week service of the Baptist Church
will be held at the parsonage Thurs.
day cvening.-Miss Lottie Sinclair has
returned to EnOsburg Falls.-The
grammar school gave its annua, on
tertainment Friday evening to an au-
dience of about 200. which filled .hc
hall. There was a large number pres-
ent from Jericho Center and Under.
hill The play. How Jim Made Goo H."
was given in a most excellent manner.
and this is considered the best enter
tainment ever given by the school
The singing by the children was also
we'll received The proceeds were sac
The Rev. Charles Nutting preached in
Essex Junction Sunday In exchange with
the Rev. c. IL. Iiidden,--Mrs Louise Co
mo ia in Pleasant Valley at the home of
her daughter. Mrs Ida Doon.-A large
monument has been placed in the village
cemetery upon the lot OF MIR. and Mrs
f.. w. Oakcs of Woodstock. Mrs. Sarah
Storrs has returned from George Whites.
Arthur c. Brown. who has been grad
ually building up an AYRSHIRE dairy, has
increased his herd by the addition of l.
registered Ayrshires from c. 8. Page of
Hyde Park. Seven OF the animals are
oows.-Schools throughout town close this
week until after the holidays.-The Rev
J. r. Buzzel. who has been enjoying a
years vacation in town since closing his
pastorate in Derby. has accepted a
unanimous call from the Baptist Church
in Windsor. He and Mrs Buzzell and
Miss Pansy Buzzell will 60 there as soon
"a the smallpox scare subsidies. and
Mrs. Hulburd have returned from Water
vile-Mrs George +. Story and mother,
Mrs. Montague OF Amherst. came Tues
day evening to visit here and in Underhill
until after the holidays.-The A class OF
the gra mniar school will go to Essex Cen
ter Monday evening. where they will give
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UNDERHuL.

William kittell has purchased of Mrs
A. w. Edwards the house and lot known
as the Houghton place. Consideration
$3S.-rhe Washington brothers quartette
gave a musical program Monday even
ing at G. a. X. hall to a large and APP
preciative audience.--About N from here
attended the play at Jericho Friday night
given by the pupils of the Gra mmar
school.--Louis Tracy was taken Tuesday
to the hospital in Burlington for treat
ment.-Mrs, W. r. Colegrove Of Burling-
ton is visiting In town this weel.-I. K.
Gleason, who has been i'll, is improving
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their play, How Jim Made Good -
Bessie Percival Is at homo from II
Junction this week. her daily averagd
cusing her from the last week of
school examinations MIR. and Mrs
w Buxton observed their 18th wed
anniversary Wednesday evening VIII,
few relatives and friends surprised ,
at their home for an evenings visit. d,
were presented with six chairs. IT
was a good attendance at the fair
chicken pie supper at the Baptist Gu
tuesday afternoon and evening. Fol
Ing the supper there was "a short mu
and literary program. The proceeds
over s3Om
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Andrew Dillon is visiting in Burlington
Dr. "A. NJ. Norton and Mrs. Il. s. Nc"
lntyre went to Burlington Mondays.
r. Monroe has been III for several days,
but is now somewhat improved-Th
condition of o. ]. Cushman remains UNI
changed. Mrs. r. d. Fisher attended the
funeral Of her father in New Haven yes
terday-Word has been received here of
the death Of Charles Il. Goodrich in New
Hampshire. He was former resident OF
this town The body will be brought here
Tor burial. His wife will be remembered
by older residents as Villa Vinton.--O. j.
Cushman Is very low.-Thc fire wardens
mad a fire drill at the graded school
building Yesterday L. W. ParkhilI,
Mrs. c. +. Young and Mrs. W. II. Ridley
OF Burlington were In town yesterday
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STARKSBORO.

Frank Nmpiet has purchased the Guy
Sears place of W. e. Smith.-Edson
Walker has bought the +. A. Baldwin
storchousc Of W. 4. Boardman. -
Edward Walker has traded his place in
East Monkton with C. L. KimDall for
his place here. which was formerly the
Joshua Hamilton placc.-Miss Anna
Briggs. who has been i'll, is gaining On
Friday the next Grange meetong will
be held A literary program will be given.
-Ephrlam Brown Is visiting in town
DR.. Durfee of Burlington was in town
the past week, the guest OF the Rev.
Franklin Blake
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Johh Houdrcau died AT the homo OF his
dauShtcr' Mrs Daniel Y. Mccormick, at
''ao CLOCK Tuesday evening at the age
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bouureau had not been IN good health
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CHITYENDEN COUNTY
SAELBURNE.

NJ III" regular meeting of Shclburne
Grange, No, 800 December A. the follow
ing ofiicers We're elected: Master, Sias T.
Tracy; ovcrseer. Garrett rowley lecturer
Nellie Crowley; steward. Lewis J. Slo.
cum, assistant steward, William Bacon
chaplain, John Tracy. treasurer. ]. G.
Elliott secretary. Roma Browe: gate
keeper, Ernest THOMPSON Cerese. Mrs
q, NJ. Palmer; Pomona, Vida Bacon;
Flora. Mrs, William Bacon; lady as
sistant steward. Gertrude Mcdonald
executive committee. +. w. Bissonette.
Nj. b. Thompson and r.. r. Slocum;
pianist, Mae Douglass. The officers will
be installed in January
Ernest A. knight. who has been fore
man for Miss Ruth A. j. Read for the
past two years, has bought the Patterson
place of Amos Dudley; consideration, N,oO
MI knight has taken possession ana Will
soon move his family to his new home
John Myers has moved his family from
fiinesburg to Henry Harrlngton's house
at the falls.-Frank Douglas has moved
his family from the east part of the town
TO George Parker's house on thompson
h'ii'-Almon Spaulding. son of MT ana
MIS-, T., j. Spaulding. who is H. went to
flttsford Thursday for treatment AT the
Vermont sanatorium.--Th Misses harmon
gave tea to about 10 OF their iilehds
Thursday afternoon.
w j, sheridan has purchased 1917
Buck to irlng car OF j. Horton LOCKWOOD
Of Burlington
The Ever Ready circle of the Nihs $
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Sophia
harmon Thursday afternoon Tor tne'f
regular monthly meeting. They VIII a'so
90 some sewing for the N'lshpornoo"
fious" In Burlington MIR. ana MIS-
Frank Duba have gone 10 housekeeping
IN the house with arthur LafaVrcs ram
i'y Joseph Iafountain. who lived IN we
hushey house. has moved his FANNY W
burlingt on.-Ihe Shelburns Camp M"oerh