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GRANVILLE.

Louis Rider OF West Rochester has been
visiting his mother and his nephew,
George Howe.-Fred Dodson has retired
fl ON Lawrence. Mass, taking a wife with
him.--Mrs. Helen Kennedy of Stoneham.
Mass, who has been the guest of Mrs.
Lamb the past week. left for Warren
Monday to visit her son. Henry KENNEDY.
and family.-Louls Gagnon Is at home
from Williamstown. where he has posi-
ton with Fred Ladue the station agent.
Lawyer Batchelder of Bethel has COM
menced an investigation of the Nette
Demas case. She left town five years
ago with Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Sargent
who now report her death from consump-
ton two years ago-Mrs. b. F. Demas Of
RoXbury and her sister, Mrs. T. l.. Des-
m ond of Boston. were entertained by Miss
Mary Child last week. The three went to
Pittsfed to visit the formers mother,
Mrs Kate Lull. also Mrs. Dell Chamber
lin
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CHIl1ENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

NJ otn1 Me warren T.. Buxton are
,.,,,r,. -, NJ and Mrs Charles A.
tao,,sor ~, No,,otts Bov.-Nlhs Madge
Rood Who was called home by the death
NJ bor hro, her.in-law, NJ. H. Whitney.
has returned to Concord. n. H.-Repairs
on the Haptist church have been COM
n,oted consisting of an enlarged bap-
tistrv. an imrroved method OF heating II,
an ENLARGED basement and stairway
leading to the basement, and village wa
ter Installed iu the social room OF the
church. \ large part of the expense OF
the repairs has been contributed by ar
fcrent in1Iviiuais Miss Mamie Carroll
is teaching in Abme-Ray Nimball of
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CHARLOTTE.

Myron n. Williams, lifelong and
respected resident of Charlotte, died
Sunday at 500 IA. m. In 1856 he married
Jane Gold. who with two sons, Har.
vey of Whiting and Judd of Burlington
and n daughter. Mrs. o. G. Carpenter,
of Charlotte. survive him. Mr.. Williams
enlisted in Company l, 18th Vermont
Volunteers. and served during It's period
of enlistment. lie represented this town
in the Legislature of 1894. was Il life
long republican and a man of genial
and sterling qualities. The funeral was
held at his late home Tuesday at 1:H
p m.
The funeral of Myron n. Williams was
held from his late residence Tuesday al
I 80 p. m, the Rev II. C. Gulick ofliclat'
Ing The bearers were Guy. Robert an.
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MONYTOE.

Mrs. II. =. Potter is spending a few days
with her brother. DIR. George Russell, in
Arl!ngton-Mr. and Mrs. +. D. Kennedy
OF Troy. n. Y. are visiting at ID. II.
Meechs.-Ben. Collamer has returned to
Boston-Frank White is moving to East
Monkton.-Philip LaNallee died Saturday.
September 81. from the effects of a shock
at the home of his brother-in-law, Henry
LaRose. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon. The Rev. q. G. Cornell ofiici-
ated and burial was in the Pine Ridge
cemetery. Jason Clapper is visiting his
sister, Mrs. William Coats.-Mrs. Kate
Begor Is very low.--Mr. and Mrs. A. r. c.
Deming, who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs l.. +. Mech for the past three
weeks. left Monday for Burlington to
visit j. T.. Ladd and wife before returning
to their home in Boston-Charles Stone is
suffering from a serious attack of erysi-
pelas and trained nurse is caring for
him
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UNDERHILL.

The funeral of Mrs o. j. IIowrey
was held from her late residence We'd
nesday at eco p. IN. Interment was at
Jericho Corners-Mr. and Mrs. l.. p.
Metcalf, who have been visiting in Shell
burne. returned Saturday.-Miss Harriet
Chase gave a birthday 0arty Friday to
70 of her girl friends.--i3ert Cook has
bought of William Cross the farm known
as the Orson Metcalf farm In the Eng
lsh settlement.--Mrs Carl Henrickson of
providence. r. l., Is visiting Mrs John
Rogers.-John McKeefe has purchased
of Carl Bartlett the store and tenement
now occupied by him.-H X. Howard has
closed the saw mill for the season.
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ORWELL.

Mrs. John Ryan IS in Nergennes.-
Charles W. Spalding had a stroke Of
paralysis Sept. 16 and died Wednesday.
The funeral was held Friday at 200 p. m
at the home-Mrs A. w. Hill and chill
dren, who have been here, have returned
to Burlington.-Mis Sadie Smith died last
week from tuberculosis The funeral was
held at the home Saturday at 1890. Inter-
ment was in East cemetery. The Rev. j.
c. Williams ofiiciated.-George Burt was
stricken Sept. lG with pneumonia and
died Saturday morning. The funeral was
held on Tuesday at 80. The interment
was In the East cemetery. The Rev. ]. C.
Williams ofliciated.-Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Belanger are the parents of a daughter,
born on the 2lst.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

David ii. Underhill and daughter. MISS
Lucinda, have returned to Brooklyn. n.
Y.-Mrs. Benjamin McQurvey of Middle
bury Is Il guest of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Orvis.-Mr. and Mrs. Anurew
IIallock were in Huntington Saturday and
Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs. Hector Cousins of
Middlebury have been guests several days
Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Orvis.
Mrs. Cullen Shattuck Is ill.--Mrs. Frank
Pecor and child of Ferrsburg Center are
guests of relatives here. Mrs, Almra
Shattuck is in poor health.-Mr. and Mrs
David Lafayette and daughter. Miss
Gladys of Middlebury. are visiting here
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hallock and chill
dren of Shirley. Mass. are visiting his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Daniel Hallock.-
MIR. and Mrs. Adrian Thompson of Wey-
hriAsA ara anssts of Walter Young and
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LINCOLN.

MIR and Mrs Howard Brooks are In
Weybridge, called there by the Illness of
Mrs. Brooks mother.-J. 7, Buell., who
has been visiting his brother, s. II. Buell.
the last four weeks, has returned to Dali
las Textile infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hamilton was buried Sun
day.-Melvis Spauding of Roxbury is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Walter Ham
ilton,--Gcorge and Fred Elliott of OK
ford, Ia, are in town.-Miss Madge Bean
has returned from Burlinston.-The Rev.
Mr.. Moor and Henry Wheeler are at
tending the Baptist State convention In
st. Johnsbury.-M Mable Eddy OF Rut-
land Is visiting in town.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Sophia Williams Of Charlotte has
begun work as teacher In the. primary
grade-Mrs. Nancy Miller of Ferrishurs,
who came to visit her niece. Mrs Daniel
Preston, and was taken i'll. has so far re-
covered that Or. Ross took her home
Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed of
New York spent part Of their vacation
with Mrs. Reeds cousin, Mrs. Dele Hill
dreth.-Nrr and Mrs. Hugh Holmes at
tended his brother Rays wedding in Es-
sex Junction Thursday evening-Mrs.
Hapgood has rented her farm. She will
occupy the apartment which George Sa-
bins has rented. Mr.. Sabns's family will
have rooms in the hotel-Cornelius
Whalen. Jr.. is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Whalen.-Alexis Cutler
and family OF Kansas nephew. of Horace
Cutler, have been visiting in this section,
They were guests at j. f. Olmstead's
Thursday.-A reception will he given in
the parlors of the Congregational Church
Friday evening for the Rev. and Mrs,
Charles Wattie.-Charles Sisters. who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Allen Sabins,
and other relatives during the summer.
left Tuesday for Casper. Wyoming.
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FERRISBURG.

4 harvest fair will be held Saturday at
Ferr.sburg Center. The program: Morn
ing. 1890, opening Of booths; Il. grand par
ade. autos, floats. horses. ponies. Indians,
horribles. etc. 200 p. m. balloon ascen-
s.on 2;30. sports by school children, SUI
pervisor Douglass. relay flag race. small
girls; relay potato race. small boys and
girls dashes and jumping stunts. older
boys; 1880. historical sketch of Ferrisburg.
Music for the day will be by the Henry
Family. Useful and fancy articles will
be for sale. also jellies. preserves and
candies. Prizes will be given for best
booth and side show. In the evening. the
Henry Family will produce 1.-The Old Adj.
rondacks' at the town hall at eight
o clock
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Wright. will have charge OF the .hiru
trade In the graded school.--John sum
van Of Burlington, a former resident u
this town. wis an ovsr-sunday visitor
here.-w. Fl. Cardeli received wv DaSAe ;.
Of peaches Saturday and so'd then 81
before night.--Mr. and Mrs. FRANK 0n.o =,
EFT will move to Now Haven sooh'-~' n.
Bailey. who formerly resided here, 70 no"
II Bherburne.--Nfrs. Edith Mix mas ro-
turned from a visit In Highgate Center
and other places.--Mrs. d. w. Durtee ID
nl.-Charles clifford and Mrs' M.
J. Graves and daughter Elizabeth OK
Brandon. were In town Sunday going 10
Starksboro.-A. j. Mott was Mioo'e-
bury visitor over Sunday.
delegation from Libanus Chapter'
o. r. s.. visited the vergennes Chapter
Monday evening.--Mrs. Chauncey Be"-
man Of Burlington Is visrting her par
ents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. =. Jennings'-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds Oh
Swanton are in town for a brief stay
Mr.. Reynolds Is with tailoring firm
In Swanton as manager.-Leon Dean
has returned to the University Of Yer
mont.-Mrs. q. W. Sneden went to Tn
derhill Tuesday to attend the district
meeting Of the Woman's Relief Corps
&C. ii. Lamay of Burlington was if
town Monday and Tuesday.--E. L
Trudo Of sudbury Is visiting in town
Mrs. c. V. Ray has gone to Brandon
for week. From there she Will go t
birmingham, Mass. for several weeks
e. ID. Blackwell Of Brandon is II
town.
| w. II. Andrews went to Burlingto
Tuesday. Mrs Andrews, who has been /
the hospital. returned with him yesterda!
Mrs. Amelia Cutting is visiting her so
In Boston.-Henry Shedrick was in Rut
land Monday. McShane ha
gone to Boston to enter a pharmac
school.-The w. r. c. will hold their reg
ular monthly meeting Wednesday ever
ing, October 2.--William Lafountain ha
rented the c. l.. Nutting blacksmith sho
III New Haven and will take possessio
October Miss Ethel Allen has returne
from visit with her sister In Rutland
/ Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Wright are at hon
from n visit OF two weeks with their chi
uren In saltwater. n. VI b. Dodge {
Rutland Is visiting here and in Middle
bury.-Mrs. Elmer Bennett and childre
Of New Haven visited here yesterday.
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Burgo went Tuesday to Newark, N. j.,
where no has q position.--Mrs r. G.
Phelps has returned after several months
in Burlington.-Supt. and Mrs. w.
Douglass entertained tho teachers Of the
Vergennes graded school ut their homo
On Maple street Tuesday.--Dr Calvin
of Nor,h Adams, Mass, Ia visiting DR..
r. c. Phelps.
Charles Stone IL III with erysipelas'-
Jonas vandorhoof and family Of Bur-
lington visited his parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
u, j. vandorhoof, sunday.-The Ladies
Aid society Of the Methodist Episcopal
church will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. william Jewell.
The ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church are packing a barrel OF clothing
etc. for tho Griffin Deaconess Home OF
Albany, N. "a. d. vittum Of Middle
bury visited In town ycsterday.-All e..
Norton and daughter. Mrs. Alice Oldruff.
Of Port Henry. N. Y. went yesterday to
Enosburg Fails to visit their son and
brother, Fred Norton.-There will be q
loan exhibit in connection with the har-
vest fair at Terrisburg Center Saturday
that will please lovers Of the antique. In
the collection are lot Of rare old books,
prints, china, linen. hand woven bed
spreads. rugs and patchwork quilts,
household utensils Of brass, copper
pewter. etc. Many Of these articles were
brought to the State by the first settlers
and are over 200 years old. Among them
Is a patchwork bed quilt EOS years that
has an interesting history.-Clifton
Mallory will appear in the civil En-
gineer" at the opera house Friday even
ing. This play liz to be given under the
auspices of the V. II. s. association
Miss Huntington. who has been the CUES,
of the Norton House, Is now the guest
of Judge and Mrs. Frank J.. Fish,
The condition of Mrs Frank Warner Is
much improved and she is now able t.
81, up.--An alarm of fire was rung Tues
day afternoon for a fire In small barr
on Comfort Hill belonging to John Garno
The building was burned and also {
quantity of hay belonging to Dana Wells
The barn was partially insured. Thu
origin of the fire IL unknown.-Mrs
Warren Oldruff Of Port, Henry. n. Y.
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. b. S
Goodale Tuesday.--The postponed race
of the Ferrisburg Park Driving associa
ton will be held In connection with tn
harvest fair at Ferrisburg Center Satur
lday.
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HUNTINGTON.

J. w. Spaulding and family, c. l.. KEN
yon and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Chap
rran and Miss Bessie Allen We're at Lake
Iroquois Saturday to attend a picnic of the
friends and neighbors of the Carlos
Fletcher family. Those from away were
Dir. and Mrs Orlen Fletcher of Augusta,
Ca. Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Clark of Clare
mont. ~ H., two of Moses Fletchers
daughters Of Manchester, N. H.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Moore of Rutland In all
there were 46 present.
daughter was born to Nj. and Mrs,
NJ. Il. Stevens Monday.-Mr and MIA
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WEYBRIDGE.

L. Il. Dodge OF Rutland was in town
over Sunday.-Mrs. Erastus Roscoe is
seriously i'll and grave fears are enter
tanned that she will not recover.-James
Freegard died Sunday morning after a
long Illness Funeral services were held
at his home Tuesday.--Miss Wynne Wads-
worth of Springfield, Mass. a former
teacher in town, Is the guest of Mrs. Adj
ANS and Miss Sampson for u few days
The Social and Improvement society gave
an entertainment at their hall Tuesday
evening of last week. A pleasant feature
was the singing by Miss Mary Barrows
of New Haven and the playing Of the
flute by Mr.. Green.-The Ladies' Aid Of
the Congregational Church gave the
entertainment entitled. The Old Family
Album" on Wednesday evening.-Lucius
Stone and Miss VIVA Olcutt were married
September II at the Congregational par
sonage by the Rev. G. II. Bailey.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Glare Barnum has entered Middle
bury College.-Miss Florence Bicknell and
parents. MIR. and Mrs. q. Clinton Bicknell,
have been visiting in North Troy. Miss
Bicknell went from there to Chicago,
where she teaches in the Latin School.-
Irving Ballard is to move into the lower
part of Ernest II. Smiths building OPP
posite the village hall-Sheldon Hill of
Starksboro Is clerking for Jordan
Brothers for a month or longor-Mr. and
Mrs. James Carpenter are moving 20
lIuntington.--Mis Doris Brown who was
lduated from the high school last June,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The friends Of Mrs. l.. Il. Baldwin gave
her a post card shower September Is.
l. being her 54th birthday.-Mrs. Clara
Norton has returned to Burlington.-At
the supper given Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Village Improvement So
ciety. sS.05 was secured.-Mrs. Flora HUI
lett is in New Haven.
Henry Russell has rented his farm to
Thomas Rounds. who takes possession
October 1.-Mr. and Mrs Andrew Hallock
of South Starksboro visited her brother.
Henry Dryer, the first Of the week.
George Bartlett Is building reservoir on
his farm with n capacity of 300 barrels
Mrs. Manning of few Hampshire has been
visiting her DAUGHTER. Mrs A. ]. Swinyer.
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BRIDPORT.

The ladies' society will hold their an.
rual meeting at the vestry Thursday
afternoon, October 3, at two O'Clock. Miss
Nellie Barbour has returned to her school
at Philadelphia Elizabeth Hamilton,
Donald Fletcher and Giard Besette are at
tending the high school at Middebury.-
The Rev. Mr.. Wright Of of Brooklyn was
the speaker at the last meeting VI the
Progressive club
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MILTON BoRo.

Earl Costello Of Burlington has been
spending a few days in this place. L.
Flynn has returned to ST. Adams after
spending a few days at his farm.-Miss
Blanche Zuinell is in st. Adams for a
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crown spent Sun.
day at Oscar Wright Hobart and John
Richards We're in Fairfax Sunday.-H. A.
Richards has purchased a new team
Mrs H. a. Tabor and Mrs ]. NJ. Nc
Nall are guests of r. L. Bulock.-Mrs
Jennie Fay is entertaining company from
Mlchgan-Several are sick with the pre-
Nailing dstemner
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Ida Spaulding. daughter of Mrs.
Nellie Spaulding. and Paul Perrigo were
married in Plattsburgh, n. Y, Thurs
day. September 10. by the Rev. j. A.
Mead, pastor of the Methodist Church.
The number of weddings in Shelhurne
this summer probably exceeds that in
any other town of Its size in the state.
there having been 10 weddings since
May in which one or both of the con-
tracing parties were people of this
town. l6 of the 90 being residents OF
Shelburne.-Miss Ruth West returned to
Boston Friday to complete her course
at the Emerson school OF oratory.-Har-
risoh Abbott and Lotte I.avallette We're
married at tho home of the bride in
Shelburne Thursday. The Rev. W. b.
Goodman performed the ceremony.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE for SAFE. in
first-class shape: hot and cold water up
stairs and down, electric lights. furnace
heated, set laundry tubs. large piazza
easily arranged for two families II nee
essary. Also with small barn and
fine henery. large garden. Another mouse
also situa led on this property. Best OF
reasons for selling at once. Waro q
Johnson, AIddlesex. VT 224,d&wtf
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EAST HARDWICK.

Lucy Talbot is visiting in Morrisville
and Barre-Alrs. G, l.. Nj. Bugbee of New
port visited her mother. Mrs. ]. w. Farr.
the first of the week.-Mr and Mrs,
Charles Goodrich OF Hardwick spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with their daughter.
Mrs. r. T.. Batties.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Eldridge spent sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Clapp.-Mrs. Boyce
is at r. S. Farrands
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Chester Sweeney and daugh-
ters are in Swanton.-Misses Phila Hall
and Florence Smith are delegates to the
State Christian Endeavor convention at
Morrisville. Miss Anna Partridge and
Mrs T. y Macomhcr are delegates TO
the womans missionary convention in
Burlington this week.-The Daisy Chain
and the Green Mountain Light Bearers
hold meeting in the Congregational
Church Saturday afternoon,-Mrs. Orvis
Ca haree iS i'll
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NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting of Beaver Glenn
Grange will be held in the hall Friday
evening.-Mrs. Ira and Mrs. Charles
Everest entertained the Ladies' Union
Thursday afternoon at the home of the
former.-George Peck was at home from
Randolph over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. j.
Il. Davis have gone to housekeeping in
the Uasson Davis house.-Mr. and Mrs.
7. l.. Shackett are to move here from
Bristol the first of the Week.-Mrs. Mary
Waite of Bristol is the guest of Mrs.
Narjory Nuttlng.
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CALEDONIA COUNT
HARDW1CK.

At the special village meetins Friday II
was voted to accept the proposition OF the
Woodbury. Granite company to lease the
electric power station of the village for a
term of five years. the company to fur
nsh all the lights necessary for inside
and street lighting. both at Hardw!ck and
Wolcott. and also for power purposes at
both places. for stated sum, and it
was also voted to build an auxiliary at
jackson bridge not toexceed SO, go in cost.
Mrs. Herbert Austin and children, who
have been at the home of r. A Uaire for
some time, have returned to Worcester.
Mass.-Bergnald Pauquette, who has been
spending his vacation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pauqu0tte has re-
turned to the Boston school IF pharmacy.
\ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.
Dwinell Saturday.-Mr. am Mrs. Abner
Mcleod of Clinton. Mass. are visiting
Mr.. Mcl.eods parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Angus McLeod.-John Turner was in
municipal court Mondar Or .ntoXication
and was fined s. ana posts. Sentenced
was suspended and hr W.T., allowed to go
by signing the pledge nd aXing costs,
which amounts to ahou' S,-Arthur Foley.
W. no has an unusual court record, was up
AGAIN Monday. He We -entenced to 80
days in Jail and also 10 paw a fine and
costs which amounted ~ rs He will
serve the alternative -ert".ec.- Andrew
McCaffrey of Rumford F. Me, was in
town Monday.-Mrs. VI Mcfarland
little daughter of Barton are visiting at
w. l.. Dow's.-The town clerk has issued
lde hunters licenses so far this season.
Fairman Crane is attending the L. V. NJ.
"A farewell receptiU was given Mr. and
Mrs. +. +. Green h the New England
order Of Protection II K of p hall Mon
day evening Mr.. and Mrs Green go 10
Deland. Florida, September 30 for Mr..
Green's health.-A laughter was born to
DIR. and Mrs \. d. FERRIS September 81.
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sHoREHAM.
HANCOCK.

Mrs q. r. Church has returned from
Cochituate, Mass, where she was called
three weeks ago by the serious illness of
her brother, George Robbins. Mr.. Rob-
bins, who was a former resident of this
place, died September 4 at the age OF SC
years. lie had been great sufferer for
nearly two years with Brght's disease.
An awning fell on him, causing a shock
and Fastening his death.--A daughter was
born September 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Roberts.-Mrs. l.. NJ. Church and Miss
Jessie Church went Monday to Mont
pelier and vicinity for a few days.
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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-
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The O'Connor place on the Hinesburg
road has been sold 10 E. Victory for 1880
Carlos Rounds has sold his trotting
horse, Commander r.. to parties from
Maine.--Albert Comstock and daughter.
Gertrude. of Montpelier. are in town for
a few days.--Mr. and Mrs w f. Pearson
OF Burlington were over-Sunday guests
at the home of her brother, II. F. Tilley.
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LEICESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wells, who have
been spending several days with MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Gambel, have returned to
Hartford -Melden Jennings of Cape May,
n. j., is in town.-Mrs. Fred Ellis of Sails
bury is spending the week with her
father George johnson.
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WHITING.

Mrs. Sarah Casey was the guest OF her
sister In Bristol over Sunday,-Mr Free
gard was called to Weybridge Sunday by
the death of his father. The funeral was
hold TuesdaY.