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SALISBURY.

Howard Grace was badly kicked in the
head by horse last Wednesday He
was removed TO the hospital at Burlin2-
ton on the evening train and on Thurs
day was operated upon, a piece OF the
skull bone being removed At last reports
he was doing az well rs could be expect
81 from serious an iniurY.-M A.
Thomas was ~ home from Montpelier
ever SundaY.-A number Of deer have
been shot in town. h,t not ever, one has
been so lucky AS ". T.. Whitney. who
upon going into his orchard Monday
morning saw a wounded buck. Mr., Whit
ney succeeded in killing the animal w.th
his axe.--Mrs. Fred Ellis IL Spending the
week in Montpelier with her father who
represents Leicester In the LEGISLATURE
The Salisbury Sidewalk Society will have
4 dance in the town hall on Friday even
in:;.-The Ladies' Missionary societies
VIII hold their annual THANKSGIVING SER
vice Wednesday afternoon AZ the town
hall-Thc schools in town are having
Thanksgiving vacation. Mss iaffany Of
the village school Will MOI return. having
secured Il more lucrative position near
hcr home.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Miss Abba Hovey or Hardwick is
guest Of her cousins, Mrs. Harriet ! |
gins and Mrs. T.. 3. Jordan.-Frank
Ransom came home Saturday event
from Montpelier to remain over Sund|
Miss Gcnia Barber OF Essex Gem
spent Sunday at the home OF her gra
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram WildeI
william Pollard shot a deer Friday :!
irving Ballard one Saturday. Mrs. "
liam Mcneil of New York city, who !
been visiting her brother, Harland
Hail. mas gone to Burlington to visit |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall
Miss Blanche Wilder leaves this VIC
for Florida, where she will spend ,
winter.-Mrs. l.. d. Moulton. who Is
with rheumatism, is improving.-Mrs.
Il. Jordan was In Burlington Saturda y
CLIFTON story expects to return 10 To
lake Tor the winter.--Mr. and Mira. Ian
Stafford Will go to East Berkshire 4
week to be present at the golden ".
ding anniversary OF her parents ,
ana Mrs, Frank Hadd. which Is TO
observed November 2.-Hovey lord
was Mt home over Sunday from tho T,
Nersity OF Vermont
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VERGENNES.

Tho Bixby Free Memorial library was
opened to the public at noon Thurs
day. The first adult to draw
q book was Miss Grace Allen of
Ferrisburg. a large number of
popular magazines and papers have been
ordered for the reading room. not all Of
which have arrived, but as fast as posi-
hle will be placed on the reading tables.
These are to he read in the library and
Lot taken aWay.-The library will he
closed mornings, except the reading and
efercnce rooms. for study until further
rotlce, but will be open from noon until
nine at night every day, except Sunday.
Many requests have been made for Sum
day opening and 1t is expected that this
will be done soon In the reference
room at present are a number of Japan
ese color prints which We're loaned by
Mrs J C. Walker. Two OF these Mrs.
Walker has presented to the children s
room. They are unique and fine speci-
mems of modern japanese reproduction.
Mrs. Mayhew, widow OF the late
Ambrose Mayhew, who had been in
poor health for several months. was
found dead in her bed Saturday morn
ing, She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Edward Gee and Mrs. Lillian Wissell
of this city. two sons, William May
hew, residing somewhere in New York
state. and Fred Mayhem of this city.
The funeral was held at ST Peters
Church Monday morning.
List Of unclaimed letters at this
office, Mrs. May Berkeley, Miss John
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

The program for farmers day at North
Ferrisburg Friday, November "a, at Allen
hall, will be: 1000 a. M, BIRDS in Rela-
ton to the Farmer" c. D. Howe; I'm
provement of Woodlots," Prof. A. +.
Halves; 1870 p. m, Economical Dairy
Feeding" Prof. A. A. Boriand; "Orchard
Management" Prof. M. -. Cummings;
500 p. m. The Rights Of tho Country
Child" Wesley II. Douglass. These lee
lures are free to all and are provided
through the cooperation of the church.
the Grange and the citizens. In these and
other lectures the interests OF the home,
the church, the farm and the school will
be presented. Every ono In Ferrisburg and
vicinity is invited to come. bring lunch
basket and stay all day. Coffee can be OBJ
tained at the hall.
Horizons famous pictures and Illus
trated songs will be given in the vestry
Of the Methodist Church on Monday
evening, November %. under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid society.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Il. Baker have a little daughter,
Elizabeth. born on Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs r. N. Taggart Of Audubon, Ia, have
returned to their home after visiting his
sister. MIS- William NJ. Palmer.-ITarry
Washburn has returned to L. a. Pres
toms after short vacatlon.-Eoger Pres
ton has returned to his home after hav-
ing an operation on his throat at the
Mar Fletcher hospitai.-Mr. and Mrs
w. VI. Dean have moved into the house Of
her mother, Mrs. Bickford. in Charlotte
M. Y. Muzzy Is at home after complet-
ing his summer and fall business trips -
Mrs. Lucinda Allen spent Monday night
at Carlos Martin's.--Thc Ladies' Aid So
ciety met at the home Of Mrs. Wallace
lAangdon. but owing to the unpleasant
weather there was a small attendance. -
Mrs. John German Is visiting relatives IN
Cohoes. \. Y.--Luther Wilson shot a
buck weighing 40 pounds about p, mile
below the railroad station Saturday. -
Prof. A. 4. Borland. Prof NJ. p. Cum
in,ngs and Prof A. f. Halves will speak
at the farmers meeting at Allen hall
Il ,-i,
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MILTON,

Union services of the greration
and Methodist Churches wero hold
the Congregational Church Sunday eve
ing and are to be held at tho Ne,bod,I
Church Tuesday evening, at tho Coner
satonal Thursday evening and at IN
Methodist again on Sunday evening. TIL
week Is being kept by the churches Il
rome missionary week.-Franls Navel
was at home from Burlington over SUI
day.-Miss Mildred Gilbert and 1ay
renee Martin Of Essex JunctioI
spent Spunday at b. D. Martins.
Ernest Rogers Of Sheldon spent SundaI
at Mrs. c. Z. Rogers Adds Hewev AMI
Mrs. James Calvin are visiting in HUI
bardton.
The village schools will close F,r,da]
afternoon for the Thanksgiving recess
re-opening Monday, December Q, for tn
last three weeks of the fall term. Thanks
giving exercises will be held Friday aft
ernoon at 230 in Miss Melendy's room b.
Miss Hodges and Miss Melendy's grades
Much interest is being shown in the re
hearsal for Aunt Dlnah's Husking Bee
an entertainment which Principal Wood
ruff is planning to present before Christ
mas. High and grammar school pupil
are to have the leading parts and specia
drills will be given by Miss Kennedy's
Miss Hodges and Miss Melendy's grades
The remains of Miss Fannie Moshel
who died at Essex Junction, will b
brought here Thursday on the forenoo
train for interment in the family lot 4
the village cemetery.
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SHELBURNE.

Tho barn owned by E. A. Russell on
Dorset street WAS destroyed by frd
early Monday night together with 40 oil
80 tons of hay. much grain, and seveu'
cows. The horse barn was saved and|
the house as we'll. Mr.. Russell had jusS|
finished milking and reached the hous1|
when the fire broke out the cause oil
which is not known. Tho loss Is betweeu|
$500 and 5000.
In the A and attendance contest thar
the Methodist Sunday school recentlJ
held. the rs had the largest attendance
and tho supper which was TO be given by|
tho losing side will be given in the
church parlors Thursday evening. The
AS will provide and serve the supper
also furnish candy and entertainment
The supper is only for members Of tina
Sunday school.-The regular meeting Of
Champlain Chapter, No. %. o. Z. s.. wilt
be held Friday evening. and D, D. G.. NJ.
Mrs. Lorilla Tobey Of Hinesburg Is ex-
pected to make her official visit at this
time.-E. A. Russell of East Shelburne,
who lost his COW barn by fire Monday
night, had very small insurance on the
property. so that il was almost total
loss. He Is repairing another barn to ace
commodate his dairy.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual meeting OF the Mt. Mans
field club was held Saturday evening and
the following officers were elected: Pres
idcnt, II. F.. Wright; secretary, r. o.
midget; treasurer. G. J. Hobart.
Reuben. n handsome black and white
cat brought hero by C. r. Metcalf and
family when they moved from Georgia
October %. disappeared after staying
here nine days. The family concluded he
had been killed but on Monday they re-
ceived word from Georgia that the cat
was at his old home. Georgia Is - miles
from here by direct road and OF course
no one can tcll how many miles more
than that Reuben travelled in going there.
Clarence Howard, Mr. Metcalfs nephew,
brought the cat back here Thursday.
Reuben Is a big fellow. having weighed
l2 pounds before he took his Journey.
Ray Pierce. mail transfer clerk at the
e. V. r. r. station. is the first success
ful deer hunter reported in this place
While hunting on the plains toward Es-
sex Ctnter late Friday afternoon in
company with Albert Coderre. he shot a
buck weighing about 175 pounds. which
had eight points.
\ cancelling and stamping machine
has been placed in the postoffice. Post
master Niele turned out 1850 letters
with II IN less than an hour and half
Friday.
Walter p. Johnson, proprietor OF the
Johnson Hotel which was destroyed by
fire Sunday night. will probably build
dwelling ho se on his lot at the corner
Of Central and Lincoln streets and It is
likely that the hotel will be built at some
later date although nothing definite has
been decided az yet. Mrs. Johnson lost
several hundred dollars worth Of jewery
and clothing which were locked in her room.
She was in burlington at the time. Her
loss included her watch and one which
was her brothers. who recently died, one
or two valuable diamond rings, several
keepsakes. etc.
Miss Frances F.. Mosher died at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. Alexander T.
Arkiey. Tuesday evening after an Illness
OF four mounths. Miss Mosher was r.
prominent teacher in Providence. R. I.
The funeral which will be private Will be
held Thursday morning with burial In
Milton.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Olson County" Social Defects and
Their Cure" Causes and Remedies for
Juvenile Delinquency ana Socia'
Waste--How Eliminated" All the NM
isters OF the county are invited to at-
tend.-A pretty wedding took place at
81. Nary's Church Mt $50 o'clock We'd
nesday mornint. when Miss Eva nm
ney daughter of Mr.. and Mrs william
pinney, was married to Harry CoDo'
elder son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph -.
Cobb, also of this village. Inc cere-
monv was performed by the Rev. j. d.
shannon, pastor of the church. The
br,do wore a gown OF dark blue silk.
with hat to match. The bridesmaid was
Miss Sara Daley of burlington, who
wore a suit of dark red with black
hat. and the best man was Henry KID
der of Mlddlebury. There was largo
attendance of friends Mrs. Cobb had
been several years clerk in the Beck
with store and Mr.. Cobb Is engaged In
the automobile business in town. Fol-
lowing the wedding service n breakfast
was served at tho home OF the brides
parents on Seymour street, with Isaac
Coodro as caterer After the breakfast
they took the mail train southbound
FOR n short honeymoon and upon their
return will make their future home in
Middlobury-Mrs Charles r. Cheney
and daughter. Mildred, have returned
from West Rutland after a visit to Mrs
Chcneys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Prevost.-Among visitors here from out
of town are Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Parish and ]. 1Terburt Howe of Brid-
port, r. c. Huskins of Beverly. Mass,
Perry Campbell of Tsipton. Albert a. AL
bcrts Of pittsford, F. C.. Bennett OF War
rem. and William L. Hosmer Of Fall
River Mass Hundreds OF people from
Mi6debury and surrounding towns Wis
tied the California car and inspected
the exhibits.-Miss Margaret Barrett
leaves to-day for Rutland, where she
will visit for tho next few days.-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Jones have gone to
Pittsford for n few days.
william C. Smith of Fair Haven is in
town for few days.-Joseph Wisseli has
returned from Rutland.--Among people
+. w. Nash and Carl H. Shaffer OF Bur.
lington. DR.. f. o. Porter and Deputy
Sheriff Harry Sanford of Cornwall, " V
Blackmer of New Haven and George NJ
Cassidy Of Manchester. n. H.-Mrs. i. c.
Brown has returned from Rutland. Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Sargent left yesterday
for Tolyoke. Mass, where they vii
spend the next few weeks.--E H. Thomas
who has been confined to the house 70,
the past few weeks, Is able to he abou
the streets with the aid OF crutches. Mr.
and Mrs r. L. Jones have gone to Pitts
ford for a few days.--Noble Brooks IS
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STARKSBORO.

The successful deer hunters so far this
season here are l.. n. Pike. Frank Nimb-
let r. W. Conway and Mr.. Estey from
Burlington. Isaac Harris Is in very
poor health and is confined to the bed
most of the t!me-Mrs. W. II. Holcomb
is gaining. Her step-daughter. Mrs. K.
w. Harris of Rutland. Is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Crown have moved TO
the Hall SaYes farm in the viilage.--.Iosic
Brown started on the 18th for California
to spend the vinter.Warren Miner and
James Donahue OF Nergenncs are in
camp on the west mountain in search of
c,r.--Mis. Ninnia II!ll is In very poor
health. There WAS surprise party at
the home Of II. r Hanson the night of
tho 18th for his daughter, Maud.'rhe
county ZANE warden. George Chaffee OF
Nidd'ohury. is in toWn.-Samucl Taft has
been in burlington the past week.
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Ars A. G. Summertime California ex-
htbition cars drew a big crowd at the sta
ton Saturday and Nonday.-The funeral
OF Mrs. Miles Booska was held at st
Amorose's Church Sunday afternoon. The
Rev. p. j. Doheny offlciated. The inter-
ment was IN Holy Cross cemetery.-o. N.
Dixie is in very poor health.--W. N. Nc
Gee Of Burlington wns In town over Sun
oey.-Mrs w. p. Graham, who mas been
visiting here, has returned to Fair Haven.
Benjamin Lash of Vergennes was a
sunday visitor here--One deer has been
Killed here to date.-W. A. Lawrence mas
returned from Boston
The w. c. r. U. will meet with Miss
Helen Weller tomorrow evening
Mrs. c. V. Ray is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
wright Ferguson in New Haven
MRS. Alma Curtin started Tuesday for
California, where she will spend the
winter. She will spend little time
In New York and Washington ell
route.-Carl Meader has gone to Fair
Haven, called there by the Heath of q
relative.-Earl Dearborn visited his
VIE at the Mary Fletcher hospital
over Sunday.-Miss Grace Merrill, who
mas been seriously Ill at y. II. Boyn
tons was taken to her home in New
Haven Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs. #.
Morgan of Burlington are in town
hunting deer.-Game Warden G. $.
Farr brought In three does found
shot Tuesday night.-The body of Miss
Nellie Emo arrived here from Pasa-
dena. Cal. on the 10 o'clock train and
was taken to the home of her parents
The funeral will be held this afternoon
IN the Congregational Church at / 40
o'clock.-Letters unclaimed in the
postofice November IS: Mrs. Nellie
Brown. Walter Briggs. r. A. Miller
and William s. Tabor.-F. T. Park or
and +. Z. Terrll of Burlington were
In town yestcrday.-The Rev and Mrs.
William Miller of North Troy are
guests of frien Is Mr. Miller will Of
ficiato at the funeral OF Miss Nelli ,
Emo this afternoon.-T Rev. f. j.
klock has been called away by the
illness of his brotner.-The Outlool:
club VIII meet with Mrs Dunshec
Friday afternoon.--Claude Place of
Rutland shot a deer here Monday.--A
c. Benedict Is very Iowa. c. Sumner
cut OFF the end Of one finger Monday
while at work in the case shop Of the
casket factory.--A deer was seen on
Fitch avenue here in the village Mon
day. One was brought in from the
Notch Monday and sold at Truio s
market. Earl Mccormick brought in
one Tuesday.--J. II. Orvis and Super.
intendent c. H. Wiley were Burling
ton visitors Monday.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs +. II. Conant are visiting
in Fort Henry. y. Y.-Mr. Hawkins OF
South ShaftshCry was guest of his sis
ter. Mrs. g. :. Everest. over Sunday
The next meeting % Beaver Glen Grange
ill he held Friday evening. The third and
fourth degrees will De worked
The annual senior concert will he given
:hi.- evening in the church at New Haven
street ~ the Ithaca conservatory
quartet Subject Of the sermon Sunday
morning is BE We Thankful" There will
hc special THANKSGIVING service in the
church Sunday evening with responsive
I,ad!nss, music. etc
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FOR SALE.

SALEl I will sell at
public auction on the premises Decem-
Der 8. ql2. at 10 a. m sharp, the farm
Of the late John A. Palmer at Monkton.
Vt. consisting of 21z acres. There is on
the farm new dwelling house costing
5000. also good tenement house. n
barn 10ox40 feet, basement stable, and
the necessary small buildings that are
needed on Il flrst-c!ass farm. Running
water at the barn and plenty Of wood
This is one of the best farms In Addison
county. The following personal prop
arty Will be sold q head of COWS, l
'resh and due to freshen soon, l grade
iolstein yearling bull. 6 grade TIolstein
earring heifers, calves l black work
>orsc, | hve-year-old Morgan geding
tired by Rex. bay marc seven years
~ sired by Jefferson Wilkes race rec
I'D PA Ia, ] siz year-od bay horse 1872
ands high. weigh 1.2o0 lbs. good worker
"td driver. six-year- chestnut geld
n; 70 hands high. weight 100 lbs,
at road horse, 55 tons of hay, 3 tons
IS, 24o ou. grain 20 bu potatoes, 30
brood sows due to fa:row in
4rY. boar, shoats. 10 cords stove
''G. double work harness. a one
work harness. single driving
mess, stone boat, 2 road carts. milk
agon, grind tone. wheel harrow,
.adders. horse hoe, sets double sleds.
rev deering rake, hay tedder sleigh, .
ch'dvators. plows. driving wagon, .
blankets crowbars, corn planter,
~ NJ. horse collars, a set of scales
'E~ila9e cutter, double wagon with no.
.'"i .'nv rack, moving machine, seeder
smoothing harrows, spade pillow.
orha, tanning mill. corn shelter, q
'3-s, peLaVal separator 700 lbs
capacity, Stewart heater, range. mill
Ills potash kettle and other article.
oNnd on an up-to-datc farm, also {
aitod amount of household goods
mnch at noon. Terms cash. W NJ
'ean. Auctioneer. Fl. y. r. Palmer
Executor 27G.11t&w,lt IL.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

II. Burr Palmer. Lewis Palmer. Fra nj
St George and Arthur ST George have
gone to Warren for deer hunting -Lewh
{. Beers has purchased OF Edmund X
Field of Santa Barbara, Cal. the 6i-aco
lot al joining his farm. The lot was orH
inally a portion Of the farm belonging to
the late Alonzo II Rarker.-Nirs. Gaylord
Baldwin and two children of Monktons
whose home was recently burned, arS
staying for the present with Mrs. Bald
wins parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G.. w. Prin-
die Miss Mary Quinlan has resumed
teaching IN No. II after an Illness of
week or more when her place was sup
piled by Mrs James II. Billson.-Mrs. w.
H. H. Varney Is recovering from an at
tack of the grip.-The Ladies Aid society
of the Baptist Church will give a chicken
pie supper at the vestry Friday evening.
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JERICHO.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Allan Williams
and daughter returned Friday evening
from "A few days in Bur!ington.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Como are both ILL.,
News has been received OF the safe ar
rival OF Mr. ana Mrs. l.. f. Wilbur at
Portland. Ore.-Mrs. Max A. Buzzell
has been i'll for few days.-Miss Hazel
Pettingil came home from Essex Friday
TO remain over Saturday and Sunday
The only successful deer hunter report
I'd Friday in this locality was Warren
F. Day, who got n $50 pound buck on
the Essex plains about eight o'clock in
the morning. This is the third year that
NJ pav has succeeded in getting a deer
early in the first day Of the season.
There AR, many hunters from out Of
town here. while the hunters in this
region have moved to towns nearer the
mountain and Mrs. Otis Hefflon
of Los Angeles, Cal, who have been
visiting al Mr.. Thompson's on the Dem
MS farm. have gone to Florida for the
wintcr.-Within week citlzen OF the
village picked dandelion, buttcrcup and
Wild strawberry blossoms from the road
eide. Fave rahe comment is heard re-
garding the we'll lighted condition of
tho streets o. this village as compared
with similar villages round about. Sew
nrai street lights We're put out last year
and n f,w more this year and nearly
all ere kent lighted we'll into tho night,
Tho Eev. william Cashmere returned
Friday evoring from South SALISBURY.
where he was called TO officiate at the
funeral OF former par!shioner.-John
Costello. who has hecn in New York
for several months. has returned.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Johnson of Burlington
spent Saturday in town.-Mrs. HelA1
URood, u hitueN has sold her creamery
iu Bristol to Roy Montgomery of I'm
,.lhiu. who will take immediate pos
session. MIS- Whitney and daughter.
laln,ia. expect to come here to live
with h,r parents Mr and Mrs. Dennis
/. h,nd. -rhc Rev. Mr.. Cashmere was
i'm W,,ttnrd Saiurday.---Friday evening
a large Number OF the young people OF
rho \illase attended the peanut social"
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
T,o-ter. ul lcr thc auspices of the Raptlst
,nur,h. Nnlre "A pleasant evening was
su,.ut.-Aliru McLahe of Wcstford has
ho,u VISITING Edward Narney
AIRS. Calista stevens of Burlington came
TN. sday morning from burlington to
visit her dauAhter, Mrs. Jed T. Narney.-
rA,r, viii he a box social and harvest
sale at the uarlors of the Conversational
church Friday evening from six until
nine o'ciock. The affair is In charge of
the Ao,s = urranlHod class Of the sunday
school ana the proceeds arc to be used
toward the missionary collection OF the
rlnss.-I ynn \, Brown IS in Underhill for
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NOTICE.

state OF Vermont, District of Chltten-
don, =. :.
iic II remembered. that l. Fred F..
Chaffee of Jericho, in the county of Chit
tcnden, viii b. hereafter known and
called Fred +. Stafford.
In witness Whereof | hereunto set nv
hand and seal this 18th day of November,
A. D., 1912.
FRED r. CHAFFEE (SeaD
Approved November 4, 1872
]. X. MACOMBEN, Judge of Probate.
state OF Vermont, District of Chit
tcndcn, s. 8.
At Burlington in said district person
ally appeared Fred r. Chaffee. tn"
s!gner and senler OF the above written
instrument. md acknowledged the same
to be his free act and deed. this 4th day
of November 1879.
J. Ii. MACOMBER.
Judge OF Probate, District of Chlttcnden.
l9,w3t
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RICHMOND.

Eight deer have been shot In this town
thus far by the following: A. G. Bissett,
Harry Berry, W. G.. White, G. w. Pail
mer. VIM. Dubuque Of Richmond. p.
L. Rinford of st. Adams and George W.
Chandler OF Winooski.-Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes of Charlotte We're guests Of Or.
and Mrs. J. j. Ross over Sunday.--A
fair opened Saturday evening and wilt
continue this week for the benefit OF thu
Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary.
Mrs. Mary Leonard returned SAT-
urday from Troy. y. Y, whore she
has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
w. l.. Whitney. the past week.-The Aid
Circle of Kings Daughters will meet
at the vestry Of the Congregational
Church Friday afternoon. Verne Gresa
of burlington is visiting his mother
Mrs. Marcia Green, for a few days.