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PANTON.

Mrs. Emorette Allen. daughter of the
late Ephron and Mary Beach Allen and
widow of Hopkins +. Gaines. some time
since deceased. died at her home very
suddenly Saturday from the effects of a
shock, in the Goth year of her age She
had been in her usual health and was
preparing to 20 to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. B, J. Allen, for II visit when she
was suddenly stricken and died before
any of her children could reach her She
was much respected and highly esteemed
Il devoted wife and mother She was
member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church here for many years and in her
younger days was its organist for "A long
time. She WAS married October 10, 1875, to
Hopkins r. Gaines, She leaves seven
children: Samuel +, and Roswell H., with
whom she resided Mrs. Herbert Sprague,
Mrs. Walter White and Mrs. Wright iioyt
of this place; Mrs. Charles Wright nd
Mrs. Il. j. Allen of New Haven. She was
IA sister Of Fred ". Allen Of FcrrisDurg
and Of Mrs Il. farkilI OF Cornwall. Tho
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs Isaac stone long a r.siden, of
South Charlotte, died Thursday morning
after brief Illness Mrs. stones maiden
name was 'lcmcntine Sorrell She was the
daughter Of Raphael Sorrell of Forrisburp
She was - years old and had been mar
rlcu ~ wears. Mrs. Stone is survived by
h"r husband, now IS wears old. ana "A
sister, Mrs. Joseph Stouo of Ferrisburg
The funeral WAS held sunday morning
from the Church of our Lady of Mt
GARNER. The Rev. Father Campeau of
h''at"d' The interment was made in the
'athohc cemetery.-M and Mrs Roderic
Emo ana son went to Bristol Thursday
|" attend the funeral of their cousin. Miss
Nellie Emo who died of typhoid fever in
Pasadena cal. and whose body was
brought to Bristol for intermont.-F Frank
ST George and Arthur George have re-
turned from their deer hunting tlip to
arf'n, each with II deer. Frank killed
a deer In Warren and Arthur shot one in
Granville. Burton e. Beers and family
OF jericho Center and Mrs Anna clcve-
land of Essex enter reached town Satur-
DAY afternoon by automobile and were
uVer-Suhday guests of Nj. ana Mrs Lewis
g. beers and Mr.. and Mrs H. C. Fonda
senator j. j. Quinlan and Representative
r. hudson Converse are at home from
Montpelier for the THANKSGIVING recess.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs l.. i. Moulton who has been i'll
with rheumatism for several weeks.
is able to be oul.-The next meeting of
the Social service club will be held
with Ml~ Ransom .. Wilder.-Mr and
Mrs Bert Beers ana family went Sat
ur..aN to- charlotte tor a visit. return
ing Monday Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Thomas
Scott and daughtcrs. Misses Hazel and
Irene scott who nave been visiting
her sister. Mrs Frank Perriao. and
other relations in Jericho and Under
hill for three weeks, left Monday morn
ing for their home in Dudley Mass
Mi and Mrs Edison Ncaly viii enter
tain the Nealv families on Thanksgiv-
ing.-Mrs T. = hanson and son. Carl
ton. spent saturday in Burlington.-
AIR. and Mrs. James Stafford and son
have returned from East BERKSHIRE -
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest IT, Smith are rc-
moving 80 their new farm housa ON
the Smith farm
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NORTH FERRISBURC.

Farmers day. November - was at
tended hy Il large number of people All
the addresses were highly appreciated
G. ID. Howe, State ornithologist greatly
Interested every one in birds and their
value to the farmer IN the destruction of
injurious insects. The care OF Vermont
forests was presented effectively by Prof.
\. +. liaWes. state forester. Mrs. &. NJ.
Winslow Of Brandon. of tho State boa I'd
of library commissioners. spoke on the
to obtain one. Prof. A. \. Borland gave
some fine points on dairy feeding Prof
NJ. Il. Cummings had but brief time. but
was fun of his subject. There is "A gem
era desire that he return soon and give
a talk on fruit growing. In the evening
Supt. W. H. Douglass spoke on '''rhe Flights
of the Country child" He made stronl;
plea for better rural schools. Thanks
are. due to the ladies of Mt. Philo Grang,
for serving AN excellent dinner ana
supper.
Carlos Martin and family have
gone to Amherst. Mass. to spend
Thanksgiving with his brother, Capt.
George Martn.-Mr and Mrs. NJ. r.
Allen have gone to Burlington to spend
the winter.-Miss Lora Dean is spend
ing her vacation at her fathers w. NJ.
Dean.-Edw ward Ilaight and family
have moved into the house recently
vacated by George Shortsleeves.-
Frank Lewis and family will spend
THANKSGIVING with his son. Walter
Lewis in MiddleseX--AIiss Josephine
! kingsland is at her fathers, Herbert
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STARKsBORO.

Mrs. Nettie Fitch OF HUNTINGTON is visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. Isaac Harris.
~ l.. White IL iIl.-Jamcs THOMPSON. .Jr
mas returned from the hospital-Nyss
Lottie Battles. who has taught on Mason
MIL has returned to Bristo-Miss Lottie
NarneN has closed her school i'm Little
boston. The school will reopen next week
with Miss Footc of Cornwall as teacher.
Miss Blanche Berry of Richmond is At
nome on account of the illness of her
mother. Mrs Isaac Harris is better
captain e. w. Hallcti Of Onset Is n
visitor nj DR.. Wade's The Woodmen give
a dance at the town he Thursday even
ihS.-William Dwirc. Ben Ellison and
Granville Thompson are among the
lucky deer huntcrs.-Miss Maud Hanson
is visiting in Lincoln Newell Hill and
grandson of Bristol visited his brother.
W. n. HILL over Sunday.--The "Deestrict
Skule' Is being prepared for the Christ
mas sale.-At the next grange meeting
The Midshipman." n musical dialogue
will he given
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HUNTINGTON.

Fay Shattuck is visiting his sister.
Jeanette, in Jericho.--Arthur Rowo re-
turned to his home In Springfield. Mas.
tuesday morning. Mrs. q. a. Baker a.
companied hlm.-.Mrs Catherine Beam
went to Burlington Monday to visi. her
daughter, Mrs. Michael Madlgan.
ranks has returned from Suncook y.
Nv. l.. Ring and daughter, Jane, and
Nf. ana Mrs. Ira Ring visited IN Bur
lhEton Tuesday. -There was a dance at
the NJ w. A. hall Wednesday evening
among the lucky ones to get deer vera
george Baker, Maryland Brace. John
smith and VIII Cutler.-NIisg Greta Nor
TON was in Burlington Monday and Tuos-
'ay.-Miss luna Kinds has returned from
'"orgia. whore she was the guest of her
SISTER, Mrs. M1rvin.--Mrs. r. NJ Norton
~ seriously i'll with gastritis.-E. G Nor
ldl ANA family arc guests at the homo or
'is I'thor, .. H. Morrill, Frank SAWYER
- burlington and Dr Edwards Of Long
ISIahu were 1T O. II. MorrilTs throur,
deer hunting
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WEsTFoRD.

the Pleasant View Cemetery associa.
tlon mas been Incorporated and mot a,
j.. e. ilalFs Friday afternoon and elected
officers as follows: President. L. G. Hall.
treasurer. G.. n. Cobb; trustees g. NJ
iluntlev, +. \, Stone. l.. 6. Hall; secra-
tarN, j. T.. Allen Tho Rev. and Nre
Charles ilenningson are parents of a son.
born Friday There will he dance I'm
the Knight Of Pythias hall on tho even
ing of November .S.-N-s. .. H. Rawson
of Newport is visiting her sister. Mrs.
f. II. Ru-glos --Georgc Hall was at home
from Boston over Sunday and J.. g. Hail
started on an extended western
trip Wednesday, Mr. Hail expects %
visit California, Washington, Oregon and
to stop at various places on the way
MIR. and Mrs. j. f.. Rice are visiting their
daughter. Miss Media, in Lynn. Mass
The MasqucrS' will be given in the
town hail on the evening of December 6.
as the second number of the entertain
ment course-rhe Rev. y. RI. Strong OF
Milton will preach in the Congregational
Church sunday There will also be a
THANKSGIVING service at 1880 Thursday
Iucruing.-The Fortnightly club meets FRI
day instead Of Thursday at the home of
Mrs Carrie PARTRIDGE
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UNDERHIL.L.

Mrs. q r. Mann and daughter Mary
or Ludlow, have been the guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. 7" c. Towle the past week -.
Leslie Jordan OF woodsville is sperd,nr
his Thanksgiving vacation at the homo
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. -
Jordan. Miss Hazel knight. who is
teaching In Mneville. y. y. X sneno.
ing few days at D. W. Knight's.--T
III. Bruce OF Island Pond was a visitor
in town this week-John ratro shot n
buck which weighed 225 pounds.-Miss
Janet Murdoch. who is attending schoo,
at Jericho Center IL at home ms week
Tor the Thanksgiving recess DIR. and
Mrs. Nay left this week for Boston.
where they will spend THANKSGIVING with
their children.-Oeorge Grovelin. who
went to Canada for treatment. came
home Wednesday. Mr.. Grovclins con-
dition remains about the same
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HINESRuRG.

The barn of l.ucion Bostwick vas bum.
ga to the ground Sunday night with al
it, contents \ hurso. three cows and
three h~ifors as well a. hay and grain
We" consumed. insurance of $500 is held
on the ha;u ana contents. Edward Bushy
has moved into Mrs J. =. Miles's house
Mr. Della Norton is moving To Builng-
ton this week.
THE ic-ula me, ting Of tLo Hope circle
OF tn" Ens'- Daughters will be held
wi'h Ms NV, Degree at the Congr, =
pd'i' nal ycstrl Filduy.-Tho Kings
nau tht.r~ win have 20 sale of u-rru!
and fancy articles and 4 supper at the
tow hau Friday r"ccmbcr o. Tho dis
trict school cios,i FRIDAY. il ~. . De-
partmcnt y. Taught bv Miss Anna Pat
u'k, thos" having no ab~vnt maiks ire:
ENcll Davis. Wright Ilnsdalo. Fred
Shnt-uck. Gladys BROTHERS. Grac" Broth
ors. Doris IInsdale. H,atricr Reed. Mar
1orir Mckeuzir. Those absent uuc-half
day lia,ti" Lessor Ali" owen. Miles
Kelley Reed i<,l,y. n No. y Miss
he He 'oS"ns. teacher pupils having no
1ls"nt marks during III, term ar"
Emanuel I;issonctt. Leon . Blen. William
Downs, Henry AtEcrton. iiazel Atherton.
frcla Waite, Dorothy White. Albert
Anou missed oao day. In 40 9, Miss
Nmgnl't Nck,n1lc. tcaohcl. pupils hay
Ing pr' Ct att"ndaAc,' Lucy llenNon.
bessie Tracey. Marie Morrill, Willie
Tracey. scott Tracey. Lynn Patrick. Rol-
lie Patrick. Verne pattirk and Frodc1-
lex l."n'dn.-CouIt% Il 'rk G. j. Russell
and family o. darlington ana Eugene
4 ..f
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs James Stafford an son,
Sdvillc returned Monday from East
Berkshire. where they attended tn ?
golden wedding anniversary of her
parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Frank 1Iadd.-.
+. :. Ransom is at home from Mont
pclicr for q wcck.--Mr. and Mrs. T.. II
smith w"r" in Burlington Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Cleveland ard
children of Essex have been visiting
at Bert Becrs's.-Miss Doris Brown has
closed Il successful term of school in
t'nderhlll and is NJ home for Thanksgiv-
ing.-Miss Blanche Wilder has gone to st.
augustine, Florida. for the winter
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mrs Samantha Bccmam Nay died
Friday afternoon at the HON" Of her
daughter. Mrs. John Sheldon She was
taken III Sunday. Death was due to
heart failure. Mrs. Nay was horn in NIL
ton July 10. 1921 Five children were
born to Mrs. Nay Of whom Mrs. Sheldon
IS the only one to survive her. The flu
neral was held at her late home Mon
day morning nj nine o'clock with burial
in Milton.
Ira Charbonneau and Miss Helen Wells
were married Monday. Mr.. Char
bonneau is employed AZ clerk ut Fletch-
crs store and the bride was waitress
~ Johnsons hotel
Alfred 3eaudwin Of this place and Miss
Nellie Myers of Burlington were married
at the congregational parsonage Ssitur-
day evening by the Rev G. G. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Daguc OF this
place and Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tatro
were married "a years ago Sunday. With
about 20 of their friends they celebrated
the anniversary at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Dague.
Mis- George Cove foil in her shed
Saturday and broke both bones in her
left ankle.
Inc marriage or Agar ~. Carleton.
American ice-conSul general at Hong
Kong. to Miss Margaret T. Henderson
of bromley. Kent, Eng, il announced
to have taken place on November 81
at st Johns Cathe iral. Hong Kong.
the Rev II. Copley MOyle performing
the ceremony. The wedding was pri-
vate. Mr.. Cartoons mother, Mrs. A.
T. Carleton, and his sister, Mrs. J. +.
Hobart, reside hero and Mr.. Carleton
has spent seXnral summons hero.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs w. r. Childs have
closed tdeir cottage at Long
Polnt ana returned to town The j,
VIII spend the winter with Mrs. Mott
The Rev. t. w llallowell is con =
fined to the house with a severe cold
tie was unable to preach sunday ana
his pulpit was occupied Ivy Prof. CaIy
Of Mi ldleburN College. -Mrs. Wallace
whitman suffered a shock of paralysis
last week. 1T is hoped she may We
cover Mr., Whitman. who has bean
Ill for several weeks. is falling
Johnson is suffering from an attack
of the grip.-The IaIios' Aid of thr
Methodist society realized about $50
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from psse ~

! 10 days ago. When out driving near the
bridge. runaway team belonging to
Dr. Nathan Oppenhcim ran into the
wagon and throwing her out bruised bcr
badly about the body.-taa ymond Slack
of Albany, n. T., business college Is
passing the Thanksgiving recess with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Slack
| The Ladies' Aid society Of the Mctho-
dist Church will meet Friday afternoon
in the pariors of the church.-Thc Misses
Cathcrn, Fish. Ruth Norton. Mary
stone. Annie Fisher and Frederick Fish
and benjamin Fisher. students at Mid
dlcbury College are passing the Thanks
giving recess with their parcnts.-Mrs.
c. NJ. Grandy and sister, Mrs Martin.
of Fcrrisburg, were weekend visitors of
their mother, Mrs. j. 7. Hill. of Panton.
Miss Grace t'rsby gave n party in
honor Of her sixth birthday Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF her grand
mother. Mrs. T.. G. Everest. Dainty re-
rreshments were served and games play
cd.-MisA Gencvicvc Maldoon has gone
to New York. III. G. Palmer of Bristol
visited his aunt. Mrs. l.. g. whitford,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devoid and son.
Howard. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Devoid
lave gone to Proctor to visit MIR. and
AIRS. Ernest Spencer. ISIS Vera Powell
went Wednesday to Manchester to visit
be- Miss Frances Hobart Is spending a few
days with her mother in Cambridge
Miss Marjorie Lee of MiddleburY College
Is spending the THANKSGIVING vacation
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. \.
Les. Harry Burroughs was in Bur
Hngtou Ncsterday.--Mrs. \. q. Webster
went yesterday to Mt. Holly to visit her
daughter. Mrs Daisy Wissell.-Thc con-
rItion of T.. -. Chllson is Improving
Miss Caroline Beach of MiddlcDury IL
RAISING the week with her parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. II. Y. Bea ch Mrs. :. H. Bur
roughs has gone to Woodstock to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mason Miles
Albert I<imhall of Middlchurv College is
the guest Of Judge and Mrs Frank L.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

t., Townsend of Erookiyn. y. y, was
here last week on business conn, ted
with the ODER property in the Gore
George and Helen Hurburt OF Monlton
ore spending Thanksgiving with their
grandparents. Mr.. ana Mrs David Fol
lansbee.-George Elliott and William
Orvis were the lucky hunters in thi. part
IF the town, each killing u buck Theron
Monroe. who lives IN the Gor. also Killed
,ne.-'The Ladies' Home Circle viii meet
Thursday, December .. with Mrs. Walter
Young. Dinner will be scrvcd,-Gccrge
iiallock has gone to Shirley. Mass
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WHITING.

Mrs. Lizzie Wells is scriut,slv M. How.
man Crosby and Emery Patnodc return
ed from Rochester. where they have been
deer huunting.-Mrs Minnie Tavlor
Quelch has son. born Friday. Her
mother, Mrs. Bert Taylor. is with her in
brandon The Rev. r. \. Howard Off
ciatcd at the Jones-Sellcck wedding We'd
nesdaN. November - in sudbury
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ORWELL.

I'n N"'dham got the first deer in
t"Nn.-John W. stevens took part In the
horticultural meeting in Middlebury last
Woek-R g. Young and l.. b. Ncedham
raw" h"'Al Drawn as petit jurors In County
Court Judge y. II. Branch has been
drawn as Grand juror to county court
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier have re-
turned from their wedding trip-The
THANKSGIVING service at the Congi ega-
tional Church will be held at $50 =. NJ
Judge branch has gone to New York to
spend THANKSGIVING with friends -
Thomas Purcell of Shnreham father OF
Th"maS and James Of this town died
Saturday morning.
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present. The presents were handsome, con-
sisting Of cut glass, silver and linen. The
young couple left for n short wedding
Trip after which they Will reside in West
Lebanon. N. VI.
W. w. Parker had his ankle broken
by a kick from a horse.-Mr and Mrs. NJ
=. Bun have gone to Springfield. Mass,
to spend Thanksgiving with her daugh-
ter.--The children of Miss Balls school
gave an interesting and well drilled
Thanksgiving entertainment at the hall
Monday evening. The card club was en-
tCrtaincd Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs. Gu
IIorsford - Christine Gulick has returned
from visiting her sister In pttsford
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CHARLOTTE

pretty wedding took place at ouI
Lazy OF Mt Carmel Church, when MIS-
"ra'e horN daughter of Mr., ANA MIS-
'"seph Bora, Jr, and Arthur lialIaWaS
Oh west Lebanon. \. y. were unlten III
marriage h> the Rev. T. A 'ahpeau
N'i'l ihr ceremony n quiet reception WAS
Immediate lrlenus ana relatives pvlhs
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george Shand left Monday evening for
Chicago. where he win spend the winter
with his son, William Shand.--Miss Ruiz
Burnham went to her home in Brandon
yesterday and Miss Joseph Fay tn no,
home in Essex Junction for the ThanKs-
giving vacaton.-Mr. and Mrs. Georeo
Bartlett returned Wednesday evenin,-
from u month in Madison, Wis
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JERICHO.

isaac chase has returned to St. Al
bans after - visit in town.--Arthur II
Packard was in burlington Saturday,
Mrs. NJ II. .Whitney and daughter, Bar
hara. have come from Bristol to reside
with her parents. Nj and Mrs. -. T..
Rood. Miss Florence Day. who has
been teaching in Randolph. came Satur-
day To spend Thanks giving with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hcrmon n. Day
Charles i.aughlin was an over Sunday
visitors in Eurlngton.-F. y. McGinnis
WAS in Richmond rriday.-Mrs W. y.
'h'snor" has returned from weeks
visit in Ilattshurgh. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
fred 6. Narnev of Wostford spent Fri,
days at Jed ~. Nancv's-'relophono
WEE" rsl,llcd Friday at James Bron-
r"n ana Mrs. Sarah Martins-c. H.
NiNccnt L. working for +. s. Tomlinsor
"n -, T.. Rood's housc.-Archic porriro
was iu Burlington Saturday The boys
organized class of the Conversational
Churth ci' rcd about 5000 for missions
from the joN party and harvest sale
Friday eVeuiu- Nr. and Mrs Whitney
OF bakersfield hitr boon visiting at u
f.. Rods on their way home from Rrls
tol. Miss Lulu Lincoln who has been
seriously i'll. is able to iid. out-R W.
Brown was at homo over Sunday from
Burlington.-F. s. Tonlnson t... .pt.r-
cd iuiidin. = garage for T., r. Williams.
on Wednesday. Nov. 90 Mr. and Mrs
w I. liyngton We're pleasantly surprised
AT their home when about 80 Of their
n,iShbor. and friends gathered at their
nome to congratulate Thorn or thoir rol-
den wedding. \ most pleasant 4H..rnnnn
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Bristol.

Mr. ana Mrs u. &. Wright are occupy
ing one of the O'Nril tcnements ON West
|Street.-Mrs. Chase Brooks and daughter
have been visiting her mother Mrs. e. u.
Balm. in Middlebury. Mills Atwood and
Robert Shcdrci are working ON the new
school building in New 1lavcn.-The Rev
w. T. Shaw preached the Thanks
giving sermon Wednesday cvcning.--Nlrs
&. -. OBryan is i'll. Representative r. G.
NarneN Is at home from Montpelier for
IN" THANKSGIVING reccss.-Mrs. Earl
Dearborn has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital aud is with Mr. Dear
boin's parents on Bristol Flais-E G.
Marsh is mailing repairs ON his tenement
house ON Spring street Mr.. and Mrs
Chaunccy Eeaman Of St Nlbans are
visiting relatives Mrs. f. G.. St George
ana son went to Burlington friday--t;
Il. Guindon was a business visitor in Bur
lington Friday The Rev. and Mrs VII
liam Millar have returned to North Troy.
Mrs. {. Ray returned Friday from
visit of several days in New Haven
Henry NJ. Farnum died i'm Arlington re-
Gently. He was cousin of II. T.. Sherwin
OF this town.-O. T.. Wells of Burlington
ana T.. -. Blackwell of Brandon were
in town Saturday. Judge t. A. Has
scltin" was in NerGcnnes Friday-A
{. Benedict is reported as sulu., what inn
proved I'll" sidewalk ON Garfield street
is being improved.--Somo OF the old
veterans here are talking of attending the
10Th anniversary of the battle of GcttNs-
burg next July. The following were MEM
b"rs of the 18th regiment ana in the
battle: capt y. +. punsho". ~ T. .Shcr-
win, y. T.. Wright j. J. Rhnadcs. H. r.
Peck. John Ilaniiu. Josclh CHpper and
Philip D,,ycr-Il. e. tuscoo aud T.. l..
Grow of New Haven were i'm town Sdtur-
day
Paul Richardson ana Weston Trudo
returned from a successful hunting
trip in l;ipton Saturday night Tho,
Irought in four deer, two of which
they aSDt.-N large aulicnco attended
the scl.tic"s in .follev Han Suult..
evening to hear BYRON Y C'lo,ls Of th,
Y. NJ G. 4 and Raw Collins fine rrd
Son pitch,,. Th, s,hools chased V.d.
n.sdav for thn ThanLs.i,.in. r,,.s.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-28

old Tart Absent one-half day. Lyle Nor
ton, Madeline Miller and Ira Fuller Alb
sent one day. Jennie Benway, Helena
James. Ada Merrill, and Jessie Place. The
per cent. OF attendance was os.2 School
VIII begin again December 2. with the
same teacher
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-28
HUNTINGTON.

The village school taught thy Mrs.
Georgia Pierce closed Friday. ON of "A
membership of "a the following w.r, per-
rect IN attendance: Hazel Brace, Ilene
nrinkwater Lois Gillett, ELLA Place,
Maui sherman Mayland Alser Douald
hashAw' Charles Drnkwater and liar-