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WINoOsKI.

The election Of officers to the Sunday
School. Missionary and Tcmpela nee So
cietes of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was held after Sunday school Sunday.
Tho Sunday school officers are: Super
!ntendeut, II. x. Bailey; first assistant
superintendent. {. :. Morton; second as
sistaut superintendent. y II. Bissonett;
secretary, Miss Lucia Calvert, assistant
secretary. Miss Della Cornell; treasurer.
Miss Gertrude kcnney. chorister. .. w.
Edward; assistant. C. :. Lord; orsanist,
Miss Della Cornell assistant organ
list, Ralph Bissonett; superintendent Of
the primary department, Mrs w ..
Dyke; assistant superintendent, Miss
Helen Durfcy. The missionary society
officers are: President. Miss Helen Dur
fey: secretary and treasurer Miss Cor
trude Kenney. Tn" president of the
temperance society is y. II. Bssonett and
Miss Gertrude kenncv is secretary and
treasurer. The superintendent of The
home department is Mrs. Emma Googlns
and the superintendent Of the cradle roll
Is Mrs II. \. Bailey.
Israel Demars, formerly we'll known
resident OF this village. died last week
In Malone y. Y. He leaves two sisters
here. Mrs 5, Snyder and Mrs l.. Miller,
two sisters in Forest, y. Y. and broth
er in Webster. Mass.
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ORWELL.

rhc CONGREGATIONAL Sunday school is
making plans for supper ana a tree. -
The Fortnightly club met Tuesday in
the ladies' rooms. Mrs. Wissoll and Mrs.
Smith were host. sscs.-Alrs. Henry SUI
pcrnault is low. Miss Flora Griswod con-
tinues about the samc.-Phillp La Duke
purchased the La Fountin farm last week,
but will remain on the Gliswold farm
for one year more before moving.-Mrs.
{. T.. Bush has returned to New York
for the winter.-.Iohn y. Logan Post. q.
a, r.. held their annual election. Satur-
day: Commanders f.. &. Stodman: :. \.
commander j. G. Roberts: J. V. com
mander, :. Il. Alderman: chaplain. &, f,
Lilly. officer OF the day, j W. Stcdmin
sentinel ". A. Mongcr; surgeon H. H.
Hcitman.--l.. Is. Ne"dham. x. e. Young
and Frank charlton returned To Mid.
dleburN Monday.
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CHITlENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Vhc annual meeting of the Second con-
ercgatiunal Church and society was held
at the church Dec. il at one O'Clock.
The meeting was preceded by % dinner at
tcrdcd Icy a good number Of the parish.
All the societies of the church have had
prosperous years Last year the church
enjoyed one of It's best years. but this year
has been even more successful 'rhe Sun
day school has increased in members and
in aNcras" attendance, more than $50 be-
side the Regular apportioumcnt has been
given for missions. The Sunday COLLEGE
tions have cXcocdcd last year, and the
Home Missionary society reports a ban
ncr year. The officers of the society are:
Clerk, Albert T. Byington: president. f.
\, PcrciVdl, prudential committee e. T..
| rorcivaL +. ) Tomlinson, b. II. Day:
| treasurer / e. MORSE; collector Mrs. H..
, {. Rice The church officers are: Clerk.
! Albrr, t. Bvinston: treasurer, W. |. BY
! inston. chullstor. T. y PorciVal organ
list. Miss phtliis Brown assistant. Mrs.
| T. T. Williams. dcacons. |. &. Morse. G.
, T. l'erciNdl, missionary committee, the
| Rev. William Cashmere. Z. \. Percival
Mrs. oliver Brown; superintendent sun
| day Schuol. + :. Tomlinson, assistant
| Superintendent Sunday school, c. t. Per
| oval
| The honor roll at Vermont Academy
for the FIRST quarter of the year con
tains the name of Reginald lIawlcy ug
this town.-Mrs. Julia Moulton is III
All children who are to take part
in the Christmas exercises at the
| congregational Church met at the
church pdslols Wednesday after
noon for rehcarsal-Misses BESSIE
! PcrciVal and Florence Buxton are al
home from the Essex Junction hiSh
school for the holi1ays.-Ii f. Cum
mings of llardwick was in town Sat
lurdaN.- Lynn \. Brown went Monday
to Meriden, Conn lie Will substitute
fer a few months In the Connecticut
school for l|oys. lie WAS formerly al
instructor there.--Mr and Mrs. Fred
Foster have returned from visit In
Relvidere.--Ernest Rogers of Norif
tnderhill is in town Charles ReaVY
ST., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Dan
iel okane, in Burlington.-A team
left at the railroa station few mo-
ments disappeared Friday but was
lsoon found. being returned by a young
lady who met the horse walking I"
wards Jericho center.--Charies ReoNA
was in Burlington over SundaN-MrI
w, g. Cook has been visiting aef sol
IN North I'm ierhill-Miss liazei ret
ltingill was at home over SUNDAY IRON
Essex. Mrs Allen Chesmor" soe'
this week to Waterbury, conn u
care for her sister-in-law, MIS- J'h
lnie Refill, who is in poor health, ~
Hen 'hesmore is to 80 1" h"tl"h'
where he has employment lneh
house is to be, closed for the winter
The Rev. and Mrs j T. hu%"e''
Miss Pansy Buzzell. Mrs. ;. r. curtis
Mrs NJ. O. Balch. Mrs, g j.. fer'iNa
Miss Bessie Pefcival and llerper' N"'
tress We're in Burlington Sa'"i"'H'-
The first good skating OF th' S'''
is being enjoyed by the young P'"l''
ON RcaNNs pond.--Miss Ell''h Nc
IMahon is at &. 4. Bicknells ~ '''N' w
ICentcr for few weeks Nv NV
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Extensive improvements nave Deen
made I'm the Central Vermont passenger
station New and better electric lights
have been installed and the restaurant
conducted by Walter d. Johnson has been
enlarged.
Mrs Martha Nichols of Williston left
Wednesday. Dec. II for Elgn, H.. where
she will visit her niece, Mrs. Fred
O'Bar1a. From there she will go to Los
Angeles, cal, to reside with her son.
Charles.
Mrs. Guy Stevens of New York will
visit her mother, Mrs. f.. j. Stevens, f,r
Il part of the time while Mr.. Stevens, who
is an attorney for the Texas Oil company,
is in South America. He will sail Decem-
Der q and spend several months on busi-
ness for his company
The annual election of officers OF the
Methodist Sunday school took place Sun
day az follows: Superintendent, Il.
A. Mills: assistant superintendent, q. a.
Peck: secretary and treasurer Miss
! Clara Atherton; assistant secretary, Miss
| Ruth Gates; assistant treasurer Mrs. b
| A. Mills: organist. Miss Helen Peck; as
sistant organist, Miss Mildred Mcbride.
Frank Nichols left Monday night for Los
|
| his parents, Mr. and Mrs T.. g. Nichols
| William Baker is ill.,
Harry Osgood, who has been employed
a. automobile mechanic by Walter r.
Johnson, has rented ~ D. STANLEY $
shop.
Mrs ". H. Humphrey is confined tc
TN, house bv illness
Henry Iavtgne is critically ill.,
Walter Miller is III.
The J. r. Hunt Real Estate Agency
has sold the Jed u. Irish farm. stock
and tools in I'nderhill and cambridge tc
Bert French OF East avenue. Burlington
consideration. s50r Possession will y,
given at once.
Hiram Pearson. who is SPENDING tn,
winter in I,ulliueton. is ILL.,
The annual election of officers Of r. :
sherman Post. G. 4 4. WAS held Tues
DAY as follows: Commanders w II
| Hunubrev. scnior vice-connand.r Nor
man Rrownell; iun,or yicc-commaader
| Clark Bates: uuartermaster William f.
| Whitney. surgeon. G. NJ Fcrrin; chap
lain H. w THOMSON: patriotic instruc
tor. John II. LYON: office of the dav
George Mcbride: officer Of the guard
Lewis Tatro; delegate 70 department en-
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CHARLOTTE.

Save Yourself lot of worry by looking
over the Christmas goods at the Old Brick
Store while the assortment is good.
Mr. and Mrs r. II. Smith attended
the state meeting of the Grange "a.
utland.--Mrs. j. s. Wooster has gone
to New York to visit her daughter.
Mrs NJ. r.. Carpentcr.-John and Scion
Lewis went to New Haven Tuesday -
attend the funeral OF a relative---The
schools in town have their Christmas
exercises Friday generally. At the
election of officers at the Grange
Monday night the following We're
elected: W. NJ, II. ii. smith: w. o..
John Lewis; w s. o. w. Baker: w. L..
Miss Ryington; A. :, Albert Chapman
l. \. s, Mrs A. G. Chapman; chaplain.
Rev. H. Gulick: treasurer. +. Il. Smith
secretary, Mrs. W. V. Beach. gate =
keeper, L. b. Mcneil. Ceres. Mrs. Il.
II. smith; Pomona, Mrs. Effie BAKER.
Flora, Mrs t. II. Frink
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Grant Sturtcvant Is i'll with an at
tack of the grlp.-Milo johnson is Ill with
pneumonia. and is under the care of n
trained nurse.-Robcrt ". Balcnt,inc
who resides at the Methodist parsonage,
suffered a severe shock Thursday morn
ing, and no hopes of his recovery are en-
tertaincd. AT Il meeting Of the Ladies'
Md of the Methodist society. the follow
ing officers were elected: President. Mrs.
f.. G. Ryder; vice-prcsident. Mrs j. w.
Doolan: sccrt tary, Mrs. q. +. l,arrow,
treasurer Mrs. Ray Br!ttel: assistant
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. W. w.
Eingsland. directors for three months.
Mrs. u. :. Twitchell, Mrs. w. H. Child
Robert Railentine Of ChiCop"e Falls,
Mass, is In town called here by the
serious Illness of his father.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 49,

Florence. Leah, and a son. Charles WIN
whom he was passing the winter SUR
vive. The funeral was from st. GeheV'cNe
Church Tuesday morning. Mr. ana Mrs'
u. w. Waite are parents of daughter
born Friday.--There will DO Chrls'ii'as
exercises of the Sunday school summary
Miss Willinarth has SO far recovered
from her recent illness as to lie able TO
return to her home in Add'son'-Thc
academy school closes Friday for TWO
weeks. The school will have closing ex-
crcises in the hall, beginning at TWO
O'Clock. Miss Bush entertained the MO-
ravan club very pleasantly TUESDAY
afternoon.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURG FALLS.

Mrs. Royce kcnneld. who was takenl
suddenly III Wednesday evening of lasq
week with acute indigestion died Thurs 1
day morning at ten O'Clock. Sho WaI
taken with commissions and did not rcsa y
consciousness Besides her husband shd
is survived by her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Woodward. sister Mrs +. Id
Kcnheld and two brothers She was \
years OF age The funeral was held
Saturday morning at the house at lO,M
O. clock and ut the Memorial Church al
Enosburg at eleven O'Clock. The Rev
Nj. Vradenhureh oniciated, assisted
by the Rev. Mr.. Legs.
Benjamin T.. Rushford. who former,
lived on the James Kemp farm near hero
was in this village FRIDAY on business
with his family he left Rlchford Satul>
day for BrooksNlle. Fla, where Mr. ana
Mrs, q. A. Rounds of Samsonvllc Wen,
rscenuy.-L A. Vincent has rented the
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william Cashmere. pastor OF the Con-
gregationaI church. was calle1 TO
South SALISBURY Monday morning to
ofiiciate at the funeral of former
parsnloner.---Park n. Brown was in
town from Underhill Sunday.-Mrs. l.
M Nealy spent Monday in burlington.
Mrs. Flood, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Flood, re-
turned Monday to Essex.-Mrs. L. q.
Rice spent Mon lay in Essex-Mrs.
Eliza Perry and cousin, who were
guests over Sunday of Mrs Perry's
mother. Mrs. Sarah Martin, returned
Monday to st. Adams.
The chicken pie supper and sale Tues
day night at the Baptist Church was a
pleasant affair. The church was beauti-
fully decorated. The entertainment In
the auditorium consisted of recitations
by Miss Pansv Buzzell and Miss Hazel
Pcttingale. Several dialogues were given
Special mention should be made of the
solos by DR. IIulburd, Mrs. Buzzell and
Miss Smith; also the violin selections by
! Mrs. Parsons, accompa MED by Mrs
| Rice. The amount received from the sale
| md gunner. was
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SALISBURY.

The Grange will hold a regular meeting
Friday evening. Every member is re-
quested to bring a small present a Christ
mas fish pond will be the feature of the
evening. Vernon Pitteragc dropped dead
Sunday night hear the residence o.
George Kelsey. as he was returning from
the village to the home of his brother-'n-
law. Paul Lamorder The congregational
Sunday school will have a concert Sun
day eVennG.-M. :. White remains about
the sane. William Sampson was fined
s. and costs for intoxication in justice
court. on SaturdaN.-N 4. Thomas was
in town over Sunday and returned to
Montpelier the first of tn" week .-Orlo
| :. Bump is at home for q two weeks
vacation from Mount iIermon School. -
Albert Kingsland will leave soon for Rut-
| land. In his connection with the +. {.
| Dyer store. he has secured Il host OF
friends. who wish him success in his now
| ntll
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STARKSBORO.

The Christmas sale of the e. e. g.
vii, be acid al the hall Thursday even
ing.--Alrs. W. &. Briggs and daughter,
Anna, visited her husband in Montpelier
the past week.-Mr and Mrs. a. l.. Nor
ton are the parents of "A daughter, born
the 12th.'-1he next Grange meot ting Will
be held the 26th and at that time Will
come the annual election of officers. A
good attendance is rcquostcd.-Williani
Mead has moved to y. H. Wymans
where he will make il his home.-lra
Cnamberain will move his family this
wees into Mrs Badwins house which
he recently rented. -Whooping cough Is
prevalent here.-Will Dwire has moved tC
Bristol. where he is to work tor his
brother in his blacksmith shop.-The Rev
u. BDstvorth of Bristol preached here
Sunday and Mrs. Caldwell Of ST, Al.
bans visited at g. e. Smiths the last
Of tn, week
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Carrie Miles Of Montpelier passed
Sunday with her sister. Mrs Obcd
Clough Horace W Hubbard OF Swan
ton is visiting his sister. Mrs Earl Aver
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kehoe spent Sat.
urday in Burlington. Miss Bertha Bur.
rift returned to her home in Hinesburp
Sunday after visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank Hinsdill for a few days-Mrs NJ
w, 1Iinsdill. Miss Nora IIinsdll and
being confined to the house for a few
days-Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Welingo
were called to Willston Sunday by thu
Illness OF Mr.. Welingcrs mother, Mrs
Mary Wclinper
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Wright visited Mont
pelier Thursday and Friday.-Mrs Geor-
gla Pierce and Miss Bertha Brace visited
Burlington Friday and Saturday. George
Baker. Jr. and Miss Mildred Gorton of
Richmond were married by the Rev. ~.
l. Kemp Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
j. l.. Andrews OF Essex Junction are
visiting their sons, Clarence and Fred
Andrews.
Mrs. V. Il. Sargent is visiting in Bristol
ana New liavcn.-GeOrge Grace was in
jured while chopping in the woods Tues
day by a limb ST. liking him on the head.
cutting a cash and knocking out two
teeth.-Mrs. Cady of Jericho Is visiting
her daughter, Ms NJ. f.. Brewster. who
is ill.
Or. Spillcr will be at Jerome CARPENTER =
December II ana at Fuller's Hotel De-
cembcr - :fO9. d&w
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Helen lIathornc and granddaush-
ter, ClYda, were visitors in burlington
Saturday. Miss Anna Gordon is "A guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Wricht-The
senior class of Beeman high school will
give an entertainment in the town hall
Friday evening. Refreshments viii he
served-The next meeting of Beaver
Glen Grange will be held Friday even
ing. December y, and there will be- cleo
ton OF officers.-The wedding of stephen
Noonan and Miss Daisy Potter was SOL
cmnized at the home of the brides moth
or Wednesday evening.-Mrs. Clcora
Brooks 81 Hartford, Conn. who was
called here by the death Of her brother,
Henry Ward. Is a guest of George Ward
and family
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ADDISON.

Following the meeting of the grange
on Friday evening, Superintendent w. II,
Douglass of the Nergennes union district
will speak ON The Rights of the Country
Child"
Mrs. julius Clark is improving slowly
Francis Sesgar and the Burpec children
are i'll with the chicken poX.-Gladys
iiamblin is staying for "A time at NJ A.
Smith's.-stela Cross Is not able to re-
turn to her school at Nergennes. The
school taught by Olive Witty in the
south part OF the town give an entertain
mcnt at the town hall. Monday evening.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page H.

NJ rootc. who went TO the Mary Fletcher
hospital week ago remains about the
mnlc
The public is cordially invited to attend
the forcfathcrs' celebration held under
the auspices of the Middlebury liistor-
teal society at the congregational Church
Friday afternoon at five O'Clock. The
address will he given by Prof Samuel
y. Emerson of the University of YER
mont. AT the close of the exercises. the
Labaree society will serve IA supper in
ne vestrN, which will be followed by AN
interesting program of music and speak
ng.-Mrs. Mary l.. Mulligan, widow of
the late Patrick Mulligan of Middlebury,
has received notice that she has been
allowed widows pension. covering also
the amount due to Mr.. Muligan on the
daY of his death ON June 2S Mrs. Multi
gan was DELAYED in getting her claim be-
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cause there was no public or church rec
ord of her ma rriagc, but finally was abio
to prove by witnesses who attended the
marriage, including her bridesmaid, that
she was married properly and legally on
the date claimed by her.-Among visitors
hero from out of town are e. e. GRANT
of Jamaica, NJ f. Blanchard OIL
Rutland. II. w Spofford ana Joseph
Teddy of Springfield, Mass, j. ~. Laniri
of Iccnc. n. H.. w. q. Gibson or DERBY
Line. Miss Agnes f.. Fitzpatrick ana MISS
Anna l.. Fitzpatrick of Ripton. ana X. NJ.
Raleigh Of Rutland Mr. and Mrs Archie
~ watson went Wednesday to East
Niddleburv TO pass the week
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICY.

Ipr. T.. NJ Crane was called to Min
neapuiis. Mimi. Monday by the illness of
his mother.-Samuel Norris and Miss
Gladys Stoddard were united in marriage
Friday evening by the Rev. II. II. White.
The stowe high school and the Hard
wick reserves will play basket ball at the
gymnasium Friday evening. John Nc
Donald is visiting his mother in Nova
Scotia.-Thc eighth annual bail of Granite
Hose company will be held in the gym.
I.aSium January 81
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs Dclmar Boardmdn OF
Wocott visited at Austin Laird's the
first of the werk.-Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
harrington of Walden We're visitors at
Charles stevens SundaY.-Roscoe Allen
is it'll" better.-'rhe schools closed
Monday night for two weeks on account
of the mclslcs.--Wallace Mann was in
Wolcott Sunday to attend tn" funeral of
his uncle, Edward Mann.-Madge Stevens
entertained few of her little friends
Saturday afternoon. it being her eighth
birthdaN.-Mr. and Mrs Harrison Chase
have returned from Lyndon.
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RICHMOND.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Hazel, who
died Monday morning after week, i'll.
ness, was held from the Church of Our
Lady OF the Holy Rosary Wednesday,
morning at six o'clock with burial in
Barre. Mrs. Hazel had been Il resident of
this town for the past four years. being
employed by the Richmond Underwear
company, and leaves a son and daughter.
besides a mother and three sisters.
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LINCOLN.

Til" schools close this week for two
weeks vacation.-There will be union
services at the Baptist Church Tuesday
evening.-G. A. Thayer IS on Il business
trip to kcene, y, H., Boston and Provi-
d"nce. r. I.-Mr. and Mrs. John Benton
are visiting in Rochcster,--A. t. Cush-
man is ill-rhr l.. l.. company has shut
their mill down until snow comes because
% lack of orders Mrs. Allen IS ILL.,
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MILTON.

James liiduick, prominent business
man of southern California. formerly a
resident here, will return to his home
there after short visit to his mother
and sister.-Mrs. Laura Dalzell of Trout
River, y. v. is staying with her niece,
Mrs. A. W Lyman.-Mr and Mrs. \ B.
Wood returned from Rutland Friday. -
There is no coal to he bought in town and
there is "A scarcity OF wood. until the
snow comes.-Mrs. Fred NJ Ploof is i'll
Mrs. George Pelticr IL ill.-David cad
erette of Colchester was in town Sat
uTday.
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WEsTFORD.

The Ladies Aid meets at the home Of
Miss Mary jackson on Thursdar after
noon.-Mr. Thompson Of Colchester was
the guest Of Myron Leach over Sunday
Mrs. Pearl Irish is in the Fanny Allen
hospital. where she recently underwent
surgical operation Mrs. Joseph Dorr
is being treated for blood poisoning at
tho Fanny Allen hospital-M Miss Leslie
cobb is at home for a three weeks va
cation.-Thc village schools win he closed
for another week on account Of few
cases of uca Slcs
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WEST BOLTON.

The Rev Perry Ball has returned from
Johnson. where he passed a week.-E b
York is HE, j. Gregory OF Long Lake,
y. Y. Is in town.-James Welcome of
Glen sutton, =, G.. has commenced work
for Elmer iiall-Mrs. Elwood Morrill,
was called to Montpelier Monday by the
death of her father, 4, Il. Gordon -
Henry Bohannon of Laconia, y H.. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs W. \
Bohannon.--E, Lacailladc was in Bur
lington Monday.-G. NJ. Gordon was in
Montpelier Tuesday to attend the funeral
of his hrOthcr.
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fisher and two
children OF Panton spent Sunday with
his brother. Carson Fishcr.--Mrs. r. A.
Footc is with her son. T.. Il. Foote, for
the wntcr.-Mrs Ned Mathews and chill
dren are at home after visiting her
father, j. o. Benedict, in Bristol.-The
ID. A. r. social Friday evening was well
attended and a pleasant time enjoyed.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Fred Van Sicklen farm, which has
been managed by S. l.. Caswell, the past
% years. has been sold to Alfred Strong
of Canada for $1,000. Mr.. Strong is a
brother-in-law of C. II. Huntley of Bur
lington,-J. B,aulac has sold his farm on
the Williston road to o. y. Clement of Ii
conderoga. y. Y. who will take posses
sion in the sp!ing DIR. Tilley of Rich
mond spent Thursday night with his
hp h.r |
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The Debating club of tho high school
had a debate Friday afternoon on the
following subject: Resolved, That the
press is the greatest bcncfactOr. Miss
Mamie Magec of Burlington is tho guest
of her mother, Mrs. James Magee. Mrs
y .. Cushing has returned from visit
to her parents at Woodstock, y. II. Sh,
has been III with the grip for several
days. but is improving Francis Zeno
who is visiting his grandmother. Mrs
Butler. was thrown from his horse while
horseback riding Saturday, striking 81
his head II is not thought that he is
s,r'.tfel, injured.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs Loren Spencer Went to Barre the
"th 20 visit her son, Harold and his wife
went later to return with her-Minnie
Curtis is AT home from Rochester Eugene
Flint is working FOR Carl Boyd.-Propara-
tons alc being made for Christmas
tire" and appropriate exercises Mrs. Gene
Smith mas been i'll with pneumonia.
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Preparations are being made by the Sum
day school for Christmas exercises. Mr..
and Mrs. I. J. Elliott, who have been
in town several days on a visit have re-
turned to Waltham. Henry La Rose has
rented tho j. o. Collins place.-A new
grocery store was opened last week by
H. ]. Vansleet and X. w. Nash.-rhe
Misses Helen and Lena Gee are at home
from Bristol