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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-12

" er.--Mr and Mrs w. c. Ward ana
Mrs j. r. Parker vent to Rutland Tues
day to attend the annual meeting of the
state Granee.-Mrs John stiles returned
Middle " Tuesday after passing TWO
...I,e uitn her parents. Mr.. and MIS-
Is rae ett-Mrs william Clcmfne1s
= uardwick came Tuesday to visit her
ter, Mrs Howard McNall.-The funeral
OF Mrs Betsy Twiss was held day
morning at nine ocloci at the home OF
ter son, Cart Twiss. where she died
Monday after an illness of week with
pneumonia Interment was made at
Marshfield, the Rev. Il. ID. Cranmer Off
ciating. Bctsey Benton, daughter of
willard and Mary Tubbs Benton, was
born at Marshheld February Is. ISIS. Feb
ruary Is, 1862. she was united in marriage
TO Charles G. Twiss Mr.. and Mrs. Twiss
lived in Marshfield for a year after mar
riage. then moved to Morristown, living
three years on Laport road. when they
went to the 'Twiss farm on "Wocott
road" where she lived for SO years. She
made her home with her son, willard
Twiss. since the death of her husband,
G. G. Twiss on June 2 1899 She is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Anvil d. Cole
Of Marshfeld, two sons. Cart W. and Will
ard Il. Twiss Of Wocott; and one sister
Mrs. Lucy Bemis of Marshdeld.
Mrs. Dan Luce. while going across
too dooryard to go to neighbours
Tuesday about noon. slipped on the
ice and striking upon her shoulder
broke the arm close to the shoulder
ioint.-Mr. AMI Mrs. W. r. Churchill
left Tuesday for Boston for a short
stav.-Mrs. r. =. Briggs and son. Rob-
ert visited in TIardwick Tuesday
Mrs. l. r. Boynton left Tuesday for
Cheshire. conn, whore she will pass
Two weeks with her son and wife. Mr.
ard Mrs Charles Boynton.
Lodge, ~ f. O. T.. will give leap
wear dance at town hall Thurs lay. De-
ccmhor 2G. for the benefit OF new
opera house fund Music Will be fur
rished by Madam Brooks orchestra OF
81. Johnshury. -The Dramatic Science
class will hold sale at their rooms
over Blau's store Saturday afternoon
and evening. Tho event watch has
kept people guessing for the past
wa"E is T. he n Darn dance at the town
hall Friday evening This is to be
one of Il series OF iances given by the
clover club. Archie Goodrich return
FL Tuesday n'ght from New York.
where he has been for the past 20
weeks taking n post graz uate course
ct tde American School of Vibration.
tining dcpartment.--Mrs. G. G. Ruhlee
was In Burlington Wednesday.--Mrs.
K c. wallace and little son. Stanley.
passed Wednesday in Hardwick with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. f.. J. Wha-
Ian
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

In the Grange contest between the mar
ried and unmarried members, the latter
presented their program Friday evening
and won. so that the married people Will
furnish the supper at an early date
Marion Huntington IS Ill and has gone
to the sanitarium for troatment-Frank
Howard is still III with pneumonia --Dr.
t. II. Stearns was taken to Chelsea on
some charge of irregularities in the In
spection uf the meat The matter was
arranged in some way, so that there will
be no trial.--Cha Washburn has COM
menced a years work for n. l. {.
l. RoyGcn on their Jersey stock farm
Mrs Alfred c. Wells has gone to Phila-
de!pnia TO visit her sister, Mrs. l.. A.
Partridge, and Will also visit two other
sisters in New York before her RETURN
Mrs W L. Hehard was In Barre over
Sunday to see her mother. who Is criu-
cally ill.--The next entertainment in the
lecture course viii be by Catherine Ridg-
way. There will be a pianist with her.
The entertainment Will be at Agricul-
tural hall, Oh the evening of December
10, next week Thursday
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ISLE LA MOTE.

The selectmen have called specIa.
meeting to be held December II for the
purpose of seeing If the voters will ap-
prove of their action in lcvying Il tax OF
~ cents on a dollar of the grand list iii
place of 30 cents as voted a
the annual town meeting IN March the
additional - cents being for the purpose
of paying the State highway taX.-liiram
Pike has rented his farm tor two Years.
and he ana family have gone 10 Massa-
Chusetts to live.-Mr sweets Terry scoW
between Isle la Mote and Chazy has
been taken out for the season, and it is
undcrs God that many Improvements Will
be made during the winter on the ferry
boat including new ongne.-DurinS
the season that the bridge tender was on
the bridge. l,s0i automobiles crossed and
this did not include the Isle La Motto au-
tomob!les. The amount of tolls for the
season was l.iiJ. o. Warren Fifty is
home from Burlington
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EDEN

Col. Joseph scott OF Elmira. ~ T.,
while in town on his THANKSGIVING vaca-
ton, presented the ladies of the Dorcas
society with money TO pay for their
church tower bell.--Mr. and Mrs Talcott
Scott from Ohio are visiting in town
Onias Whittemore Is moving into the
house purchased of DR. Bacon.--Mr ana
Mrs. Leon Ladue are the parents of a
son.-Mrs. Orison Adams is Ill with In
dlgestion.-Myrtle Baker is home from
the Hyde Park Inn on account Of poor
health. There is to be a Christmas tree
and exercises at the Mills Church, to
which all are invited.-Albert Lumbray
has moved back to his house at the Mills.
Hack Adams stuck tine of ptchforfS
through his foot while moving away nay.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. G.. W. Gushing, who had been Ill
for several months, died Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Charles Rushford Is confined to the
house with rheumatism. Rev. n. e.
Gushing of Hinesburg was called here
by the illness and death OF his mother,
Mrs. q. w Cushing.
The Rev n. G. Cushing of Hinesburg.
., ID. Gushing OF Medford. Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Gushing OF Cambridge. who
were called here by the illness and death
of their mother. Mrs. G. W. Cushing,
have returned to their respective homes
Frank Green, who was taken seriously
% Thursday morning at W. l.. Shan
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recent illness, SO that she si'S "p
ortion of each day. MIR. Towies oo"-
on remains very critical -oi'''' ~.
an is critically i'll at his nome y"
4 berkshire road.-H. i. kimnal' Is
II improved from his recent i''"N'
here was "A meeting of the iou'''N ""'
stock association Monday eN'n'"s
Itch further plans were Iald lol '"V
nib,ion to be held here January Il anu
a., and Mrs. W. s. Judd were In
,,.,.hurv Tuesday.-A daughter was
-, 90 Nr and Mrs. Edward Wilson
,,rd., unrning-Mr. and Mrs w. Kay
.,,,,,. ara the parents of
h,hv born Monday.-Like all its
,decessors the social Monday evening
,ho I'nitv class of the Methodist
,urcb in the church parlors was well
tonded and much enjoyed. Dainty re-
,shn,euts were scrvcd.-The Sunday
bnol board of the Methodist Church
| I'D their annual meeting this evening
elect new officers Carroll Leach, n
|rc-prcsidcnt of the County Sunday
|hool associations attended a meeting of
j. executive committee in st. Adams
|icsday.-E. T. Stanley is suffering from
| attack of the humps His place in the
lore of Il. +. Greenwood is being filed
/ Carroll Crampton.-Mis AZilda Gar
|w is assisting in the store of f. G. Far
|n during the holidays.-Alrs. Nj. II.
tone and daughter, Miss Josie of East
!, rkshire, are visiting Mrs. NJ. =. Perley.
Mrs .. Merrill was in Burlington Tues
hy.--H. NJ Martin was "A business visitor
Swanton Tuesday.-H. j. Benoit has
signed his position in the store of d.
|. croft and entered the employ of the
edcral Packing company.-O. Merrill
'ent to Montpelier Tuesday for a few
avs stay.-Mr and Mrs. Il. j. Wilder of
outh Franklin are in st. Adams for a
wv days-M. =. Perley was in Burling-
On Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Stanley Sayles returned from a
isit to her daughter in Highgate Tues
ay evening, accompanied by her little
randson.--NIrs. y. r. Whitcomb return
4 from Salem, Mass, Tuesday evening,
here with her sister, Mrs Elwood of
she went two weeks ago to
tend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. CAL
up Maurice A. Aseltine and o. NJ. JEFF
ords were in St. Adams Tuesday to at
end the seventh Masonic district meet
1g.-Mrs. w. II. Yaw went to Burlington
Ncdnesday for a few weeks.-Charles n.
'oan died Tuesday evening after an eX-
ended illness. aged Sc years. The flu
oral will he attended at ten o'clock this
morning. the Rev. F. d. Miller offlciat-
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graw's, was removed to his home Satur-
day.--Mrs. II. II. Bossier, who has passed
several days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Shangraw. returned home
Sunday.-Miss Josie Centcrbar of Albany
is passing a few days in this place.-E. J.
Shangraw met with quite seroNs in
jury to one hand Monday morning.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Eldredge and daughter,
Thena. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Macia Sunday.--Mrs. Paul
Michael has gone to Sheldon to care for
her daughter, Mildred, who is ill.-Edwin
Monteith has moved into Mrs. Mary Cof-
firms house
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sWANTON,

The first of the series of club parties
for the winter at the Ta1uahunga club
was held Friday evening with c. T.. fiill
as chairman. The entertainment commit
tee consists of T.. r. Bradley, +, i. Far
rell, a. i. Ayers. A. Totrault and A. b.
Anderson Cards have been received an
nouncins the coming marriage of Miss
Dorothy Harwood. formerly of Swanton,
to Francis NJ. Chick of Boston on Mon
day evening, December g. The cere-
mony will take place ut ST. Mary's Epis-
copal Church in Dorchester There will be
wedding reception after the ceremony
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hub
bard. relatives of the bride. Monet
who has been seriously Ill for several
days. was reported not as well Saturday
r-hL-l.eon Crag and Albert Ayers hay,
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GEORGIA

Al the meeting of Banner Grange Fri
aay evening the following officers were
elected: Master, y. b. Wood; overseer
". A. Bushnell; steward, Clarence New
ton. assistant steward, Park Newton;
lady assistant steward Louise Ballard;
chaplain i. w. Reynolds; lecturer Il, l.,
Nye; FL IRA, Mrs. II. b. Curtis Ceres
Mrs. George Ballard; Pamona, Mrs. a.
Il. Wood; secretary. L. o. Pattee; treas
lrer. Walter Ballard; gate keeper Henry
Janes.--The many friends of Mr.. and
Mr. Cassius Austin are pleased TO hear
of their safe arrival in Ponce Porto
Rco.-The Rev c. r. Upton exchanged
pulpus with the Rev. George d. Gould
Of St. Adams, Sunday.--A. b. Wood,
Horace Wood, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Curtis, are attending the State Grange
at Rutland,
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been appointed deputy sheriffs by Sheriff
Holmes. The Western Union office in
Swanton, Miss OKelley, manager, has
been made money transfer office. The
office was Inspected last week by W. f.
Orr district commercial INSPECTOR of
Boston.-Mrs. c. L. Alien entertained the
lunch club Friday afternoon Leo
Holmes has closed his connection with
II. +. Martin & Son.
Eugene a. Ayers has been appointed
referee In bankruptcy to succeed Judge II.
Charles Royce Of st. Adams, deceased. by
Judge James L.. Martin OF the United
States federal court. This bankruptcy dis
trict includes Franklin county and part
of Grand Isle county. Mr. Ayers Is u
longtime member of the Franklin county
bar.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Bell OF Rice
Lake. Wis, who have been quests Of Mrs.
lloratio for two weeks, ret irned to their
home Tuesday.-The Missiquoi river has
frozen oser.-rhe Shakes ,earc club met
with Mrs. Emil Suter Tuesday and the
| members presented the hostess with a gift
| as a remembrance of her brthday.--The
effects of the Greeiia estate were sold at
auction Tuesday.--Mrs John II. Nor
rison sprained her ankle by mis-
| Stcp MOnuHy.-SuDtTllIltn 1lOSSey y,
who has been III for several days. is on
duty agan.--Large shipments of finished
marble for interior work is being shipped
by the Barney Marble company. The plant
is running to capacity and the indications
are thai 1t will be operated at full time
all winter.
T.. X. Place of West Newton, Mass, S
| in town.-The funeral of Miss Mary
Phelps took place Yesterday, the Rev.
Mr.. Garner officiating. Interment was in
Riverside cemetery Miss Phelps was the
daughter of the late Harvey Phelps and
had been an invalid for several years
Mrs. f. $. Stone has been at Saranac
Lake this week, whore her husband. the
Rev. Mr.. Stone, is undergoing treatment
The afternoon mail service to St. AL
4 bans. Burlington and Montpelier. which
has been cut out for some time, is now re-
tored, leaving at 3:l5 as before.-George
kidder has closed successful season
of trapping. having caught good num-
her of rats and one mink Rats are be-
coming scarcer every year and mink Is
rare.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The marriage Of Miss Fannie Fern Rub
ice. to Clarence Hope, took place at Cal
vary church in East Berkshire Wednes-
DAY, Dec. 4. the Rev. John c. Stephen
SON officiating. The bridal party was at
tended by Miss Ada Willard as brides
maid and Clifton Benway as best man.
Tho ushers We're Chauncey NJ. Rublee, Il
brother of the bride, and John Riley Mrs.
played the wedding march.
The bride wore white dress of chiffon
over silk and the bridesmaid one of mar
uuisette over pink silk. The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful and USE
ful gifts After a short trip Mr. and Mrs.
Hope expect to return to East Berkshire
md live at the Avon House during the
winter.
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ENOsBURG

The childrens dinner served by the
Ladies society at the home Of c. r. Leach
superintendent of the Sunday School. was
attended by large number. Mrs. Leach
has been teacher in the Primary de-
partment for several years This annual
dinner has been held at the home of Mrs
Leach before. The childrens mite boxes
we're opened and the money they collect
cd supports a child in the mission school.
&C. S. Fassett Is ill.-F. L. Kenfield
has recovered and Is able to he out. His
little boy is doing we'll although the plas-
ter cast Is not removed from his leg
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sWANTON CENTER.

Mrs. n. T.. Jennison has returned from
Boston. where she visited her sister. Mrs.
G.. l.. Seavey--Miss Ruth Holmes is re-
covering from bronchial pneumonia
William A. Royce has recovered from the
srip.-Soveral neighbors gave William A.
Royce a blowing bee last Thursday
Miss Florence Hubbard went Sunday
night to New York and sailed Tuesday
for Daytona. Fla, where she has posi-
ton for the winter. Miss Lois Beals was
given a preserve shower Friday night by
eight of her women friends. who after
ward passed the day at an old-fashioned
quilting bee" for her. Miss Beals's en-
gagement to Gaylord Corliss of Swanton
was recently announced
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JEFFERsoNv1LLE.

The Rev. II. G. Howard was called to
East Cambridge Monday to officiate at
the funeral of Mr.. Demerritt.-Mr Lo-
raine Wilcox received a shower of 20
Miss Alice Morrison Of st. Adams was
the guest of Mrs. I. II. Melenfy the last
of the week.-Preparations are In progress
for Christmas exercises. The committee
appointed Mrs. J. A. Watkins, Mrs. + l..
Smith and Mrs. w. G. Leasc.-Mrs
Maria Curtis. who came from Boston
Thursday Is with Mrs. J. f. Wilcox
Joseph Roberts who was seriously hurt
thursday in the woods by falling tree,
making Il large scalp wound, Is .mproy-
ing
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! i''G C0UN1
MOREI- WILLIE.


Grand Chancellor l-add OF f1rre. Vice.
chancellor l)r crane OF Haro WICK Grand
Keeper OF Records ana sea-" Wiley OF
Barre ana other members OF the grand
iodse Oh vermont from Barre ana 'iar'-
"'ck' mace an p'iic'ai WISH |" k"'ho"h-
.-ouEe' ~ 0! ~ lhursua evening After
the meeting nthh'rs or the local lodge
anu 'hel' ~"-S's We nj 10 the re- au'ah'
81 < 9uiham ior Ahqutl MIS-
ulla 'A'llsoh OF Naials' % mas visited
-'r sist - Mrs H. ~ u te"u tor twc
weeks mas re'nrh'' noihe'-Mr5' 'inN
''o"iSoh' VINO ms pas ca some months IN
w. mas returHer To W orces'ei'-herl
'orrE returned 10 LNnuohNi'e SATURDAY
" "',o wa"
Mss N'"'a h"etiihu' VINO Is o"ch'h8 III
NoiVo'l' p"sS'u 3't. 'oaY anu h""Y III
'o"h'-MrS Laura MUS N'' mus aSSlS''u
IL t"r iiaf'"lcM 7dNl'TS ''f'N nor the
past ie" Nt'NS' 'e'u'"'' NOM 'l"'F
cV'"'hN ''" "'S accom- "n'o" 10y M'S j.
~ i-"J"H MI an" MIS-. '- ID. " '"1
c"'ureH 'V'u'"pu ~ Uranium saul" v
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"lrS' bet9'N tt"h. VINO VIII ~
WINTER WI" t"' i" men
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n,.. e,,,,o,.,r,.. T., 49, na,n,
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parents MI anu MI L. ''ei"n"
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returned move @"'". III ''f 'lE
her SON ina les H. hlNnE'--MNror
F'lsworth p''Ne1 straWherrN blossoms
december 6--Niss Matte Wood Of
burlington Is VisN'nE her sister MIS-
Fl Vancor who is ill-,Miss Rertha
7 n Grange Of sheldon Is guest Of lev
sister and huS' and NJ ami Mrs w
r Beard-T r ELLIS ana w Ward
l,,. AvI. l,n
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WATERVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs Harley Hair were at home
from Hardwick Sunday. George Nor
rison mas sold his place below the VII
iage to r. H. Stebbins, and he mas
moved onto his farm on Westhill-Mrs'
Frank Miller and son, j. b. Miller, are
spending the week with her daughter
Mrs. r.. Gray. at South Burlington
Misses Eta and Mary Waters of John-
son visited Mrs. Hattie Stearns. over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Montgomery OF
Cambridge. Mass. are visiting his
brother. William MONTGOMERY Mrs, Mary
Clark has gone to Glen Sutton, T. c.,
where she viii 'emain through the WIN
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WOLCOTT.

The Misses Carrie and Mary Poor are
visiting their sister in Adams. n. ~
The Ransom residence has been purchased
and will be remodeled In the near future
for a mission L. j. smith returned Mon
Jay from Lyndonvile. 10 expected
that T. =. Little will return TO Latch
ford, p. c.. this week, where he mas
position az engineer for the winter
John Scott. who has been III '"r SOM"
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Mrs. Mary Gates ret ned .u.h Rich
ford Saturday IL. l." Cnand.c was
home from Saturday until Monday night
+, turning then to New Jcrse accom-
panied by Mrs. Chandler. who will spend
some time there and in Boston Mrs
Crisa Pratt, Mrs Laura Yates. Mr. and
Mrs John Russell, f. H. Pierce and
Misses Nellie and Mary Pierce attended
the funeral of Mrs Armstrong at Alb
bolts Corner Tuesday. Mrs. Armstrong
was Miss Calle Russell before her mar.
riage.-Several from here attended the
Masonic meeting in St. Adams Tuesday
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Horace Ewins returned to Water
VILE Monday. accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. c. +. Thayer.-G. b. Ewins Of
Montreal is visiting his parents.-Dr. G.
L. johnson, assisted by Drs. Brown and
Pratt of Enosburg Falls operated Thurs
day upon George Jones Of South Franklin
for appendicitis, The patient is doing
Well.-Thc village schools will close Fri
dav for a three weeks' vacation
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BAKEkSFIELD.

clyde Wheelock and Miss Florence
Outrage, both of this place. were mar
riod Saturday evening at sin O'Clock by
the Rev. O. r. Houghton.-Charle II.
Hyde, who ha.' been spending several
months in the West Is Mt the home Of
his uncle, DR.. w. b. Hyde,-Mrs Pauline
Carron of this town and Joseph Iapan Of
West Enosburg were married Monday
morning.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. Hiram Moffatt has returned after
passing week with MIR. and Mrs. b. ].
Lambert. Alice Clapp spent a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs o. N. Kelton of
St. Albans.-N. s. Parker passed Sunday
in Burlington.--Master Lawrence Pratt is
able to be out after a few days Illness
Mrs. Hannah Parker Of Putney came to
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Irena j. Swain and son, Arnold,
who have been passing few weeks with
Mrs. SWANS parents. Mr. and Mrs c. II.
Johnson. returned to her home in Gard
ner. Mass. Friday.--The Dorcas society
met with Mrs l.. Frances Jolley We'd
nesday.-J. c. Weld was in st. Adams
Tuesday to attend the Masonic district
meeting.-Mrs. r. C. Armstrong died Sun
day at her home after a short illness. The
funeral was held Tuesday at the house.
The Rev Mr. Greasy of West Berkshire
OBLIGATED. The burial was at Abbott 5
Corner,-Mrs. A. A. Ladd attended the
State Grange meeting at Rutland.
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STOWE.

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man at hor homo or Woe, r,a,,,, w..
r,yr,n dioa ms, of,or ,,,antnh, u,,.aa,
no,ni,. nore,,ha. af,an ,o,, 49,,
ainful Illness sbn ,,as ahor, sc ,.,,,a ~
40. ana ,,ossod No., no. -
vo,co,. 1lor r,ot1.., ,,ra ,,,. ,r..,,a
.oI, ST. ,.as ,,,.i,,. ,,.,.,os s, ~ w
lived nv her secnnd h,shord s,s,or
Nrs ,,t.r, o.,,.,,.s,
no pioco --rno t.v t,a,,.,rd W-r,an,
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c was b,.d .t N.sorio b,,l 1v.dros.
aav avo,tr. N.t.s p,,i,. co,o ,,.,,. n,,
nosi.i,r fl, a ,nillin.r,. s,oro ~ C,a,.o-
land. ott., returned ia stove No,d,v 10
,ass rho ,,i,,,.r varo,ior ,y,,b hor r,rar,s
AIR and Nre - y c,l.l,, N,riorin
,Notts ha. roturna5 from pur,tnr,,, oftcr
successful treatn,nt q. the M,r. Eliot.
.Hro, ,osnifal-Mrs Ca,b.r,na ,,.shal,
,.ruolH of l.,r- , ovin.ton. - \, Is
...D. Mrs. lanes Foster. Mrs T. s
,oarlm.l and other friends in stowe
Miss !. i. Ca,npiou retnrned Monday ia
err stud. in stowe tfsh school after
.veraI weeks ..nsence on account of i'll
less with diphthcria. She .lakcs ner home
18th Mrs Hannah I'M NJ. l'ae rest of
her lanily are still uIl err quarantine
second entertainments. In the high
.. .Ool course vii. be given by the New
d ora. male 9uartette ON Thursday evening.
December l.. at the Akeley Memorial
ur.iIdins.-Thc lad. of Unity Church VIII
realize about $50 from the sale of fancy
articles, aprons, etc. at the Akeley
-monal building riday.
t'e 7'heodo-n clair has returned
isit If several weeks in
..a ,ruurN ana Montpclier.-M.ss Etne
N' -tison of Waterbury Center l. asging
cock wit Miss MarIori. Vatts-.ieorc,
II. Cha..u went TUESDAY to Rut md
ueud lu. meet,ug of the State liranc,
rauou, of Husbandry.
Eenton and Edward Harris and Othc
owe. left Wednesday to visit Lowell
aston and Springfield. Mass T.
Moody of Waterbury, who has recent,
purchased the lumber property of tn,
Noodv 4 O'Nen Lumber company, ha.
Installed steam mill on the f. j. Rob
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CIR. FTSBURY.

The Craftsbury grange held their an
nual election of officers last Friday night
T.. A. Dutton was elected master anc
Mrs. T. n Bibby lecturer-The Crafts
bury grange have changed their regular
meeting night from Friday night to the
second and fourth Monday nights of each
month"; Walter Arbuckc has moved his
household goods into rooms IN II W
Bishops buildns, formerly occupied b.
j. T.. Dcverson as a paint shop. MI
Thomas Crowley, who was very III lasi
Sunday and Monday Is improving Mrs
NJ. s sawyer entertained her Sunda,
school class at her home last Thursday
s. l.. Leavtt is quite ill.-Miss Farr
Hardwick is WORKING n Patter
sons
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FRAH Kiln

town last week and will pass the win
with Mrs. Ellen Tar ell.
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ON Ell

Eleazar Sanville Of Westtied, Mass.
was in town last week to attend the ~
neral Of his grandfather, Peter Glodgetl
Mrs Adelbert Austin Is seriously ILL