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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Eleonora, tho eight years. old daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mario Ambrosin
died Sunday morning. Earl Mitchell
who has been visiting in Maine for sev.
eral days, returned Friday.--Labor day
was observed at the opera house Sun.
day evening by a union service, the
Rev. Allen Stockdale of Boston preach
ing the sermon. Christie Poland
VINO has been working at a summer
hotel the past season. has returned.--S.
~ Darling, Jr., Of Burlington, was HON,
tho flrst of the week.--John Weir was II
court Monday charged with intoxication
he pleaded guilty and was fined s. ant
COSTS OF 1850, which he paid.--A ban,
quet and reception was rendered Jane.
duncan at the Knights Of Pythias hal
tuesday evening. Among the speaker
were George II. Bickford, r. X. Fetch
er and James Duncan.-Mr. and Mrs
george Smith of Morrisville were al
FRANK Mason's the first Of the week.
Inc baseball game Labor day between
the locals and Graniteville was won by
the locals to MIR. and Mrs Josepl
Oh Montpelier are visiting in town.-r.cor
benjamin and son have gone to From.
oerS' Mont, to visit Mr.. benjamin.;
daughter for several weeks.
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SHOREHAM.

The Rev. and Mrs. II. O. Hannum came
to DIR. Mary Platts Friday on their re.
turn from England. Mr.. Hannum re.
turned to Holyoke Mass. on Saturday.
Mrs. Hannum and Misses Elizabeth. Mar
garet and Master Robert, who have pass
ed the summer with their aunt, DIR. Plat
returned Monday.--John Rice OF Spring.
field Mass. is passing a few days a,
John Moore's .--Mtss Margaret Farnham
of Sudbury is passing a few days with
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. n. W.
Jones-Dr. Elizabeth n. Squires and
grandsons. Vincent and Herbert Wallace
returned to Rochester and Albion, n. Y,
Monday.-Mr Rose Of Cornwall! occupied
the pulpit Sunday. Sunday the Rev. Sam
uel Rose Will be in the pulpit and admin
lister communion Arthur Delano return
ed to Montreal Monday afternoon, after
passing Sunday with his parerts.-Misses
Julia and Georgia Parnell have returned
to Springfield and Chicopce, Mass Miss
Mebel Delano went to Springfield Mon
day, where she Is to teach the coming
year.-Mrs. Thomas Macaully is passing
a few weeks with her parents. MIR. and
Mrs Joseph Wissel.
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WEsTFORD.

Dana Grow remains about the Same
A son was horn to Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Frank Roswell August 20.-Mrs. VII
daughter in Wallingford MISS Jenuil
Tatro has been visiting at 7, w Hun
ter's.-Homer Page has "a new autono .
bile.-Mr. and Mrs Homer Paige went
to the Morrisville fair in their new
automobile.-Mss Jennie Tatro is
visiting in Fletcher.-Nlrs. Earl Gift
fin is improved
Miss T.. G. Allen has gone To Spring,
field, where she viii be principal of tn
teachers training departpcut,-Miss Der
nice Parker who has been visiting at y
b. Macomher's. returned to Essex sun
day.-Mrs Guy Nichols Of Milton is visit.
ing at H. q. Macombers,- Ladies'
Social Circle gave a tea party at the homo
OF Mrs Edwin Partridge "Wednesday
afternoon Amelia Keeler is with
her sister, Mrs. Julia Bates-Mrs. Hattie
Warner Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
\. Rates-Maurce kidder is at home for
"A few DAYS before returning to Williams
College Evans kidder started for Min.
nesota Monday where he has a position
in a high school. Mr.. Weafer of Nor
risvillo has been visiting Mr., kidder for
Sc veral days.-Four persons united With
the CONGREGATIONAL Church Sunday morn.
ing-Mrs. Parizo of st. Adams and Mrs
Hodge of Burlington are visiting al
Eleazer Barkyoumh' s.-Mrs. II. \. stone
of Plattsburgh is visiting her sister, Mrs
- A Rice.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Margaret Rail- and Miss Sarah
Clark, who have been guests OF Mrs
David Follansbee for several weeks, re-
turned Saturday to their homes in Mil
ton. n. Y.-The Misses Susan and Grace
Barrett. Mr. Dover and Philip Rice left
Monday for Brooklyn. n. Y.-Mr. and
Mrs. stephen Underhill, who spent the
last month here, returned Saturday to
Brooilyp, n. Y.-Mrs. Elizabeth Under
hill and daughter. Miss Carrie Under
hill, who have spent the summer at DAN
lei SarSents, left for Brooklyn. n. Y,
Tuesday, going by the way OF the lakes.
Pred MARCEL went to Burlington Sun
day to visit his Wife, who is In the Mary
Fletcher hospital with no hope of re-
covery. Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hurlburt
OF Bristol are keeping house for him.
Roy Hurlburt and family OF Monkton
were guests Sunday OF their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. d. ID. Follansbee.- In
derhill and daughter. Miss Lou Underhill
of Brooklyn, n r., came Saturday to
spend the coming month.-William Orvis
and family and Mrs. I.orette Orvis re-
turned Saturday from 10 days stay at
Long Point-The Ladies' Home Circle
Will meet Thursday with Mrs. George
Bristol In Lincoln.
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SHELBURNE.

The property on Shelburne road
known as the Fayette Lyon place,
recently owned by MIR. Hayes. has been
sold to Mr. Whiting of Burlington. Con.
sideration $500 Mr.. Hayes is moving vi.
family to Burlington. Joseph Bergevip
is moving his family to Burlington
Miss Il. D. Latham of Plattsbureh
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Weeks.-Milton Darling of Omaha, Ncb,
visited Mrs. Mary Weeks Saturday and
Sunday-J Watson Webb and family,
Seward Webb and family and Wander.
bit Webb are visiting their parents, DR.
and Mrs. w. S. Webb, at Shelburne
fIouse.-Mrs. Walter NJ. Webster went to
ICuttingsville Tuesday to attend the we'd.
ding Of cousin From there she win
so to Canajoharie, y. Y, to visit Mrs.
Edith Clifford Austin for week-The
Misses Minnie and Rena Browne have re-
turned from Chateaugay lake where they
have been working in a summer hotel
Miss Rena Browne began her duties
Tuesday as librarian in the Shelburne IL
brary The marriage of Miss Hannah
Tracy and g. Harris Mack will take
place at the Methodist Church Saturday
afternoon, Sept. a. at 4.30.-Charles f..
Hinsman of Amherst. Mass, visited his
cousin. Miss Alfredda Stoddard Sunday
and Monday.-Arthur g. Whitney of Eur
.i7'oii spent SUNDAY at III stou"aro s.
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ADDISON.

The young men are to give their social
at the town hall Saturday evening.-The
V. Fl. S. opened Tuesday and Jane
Tatro. Stella Cross, Margaret Carpenter
and Erwin Clark have returned TO
school.-Grace Putnam has returned to
her home in Worcester.-Mrs. Eliza
Lucia of Atlantic. Mass. is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Joseph St. Clare.-Miss
Nesta Putnam has entered the tee-
phone office as operator. Clara
Stone has resigned and gone to her
home in Bridport-Harry Cross is in
Rutland. Grand View Grange is to have
an open meeting Friday evening-Miss
Rena O'Bryan has returned to her
school duties at North Hampton after
spending the summer here with her par
ents.-Litte Ellen Thomas is ill-Town
meeting passed off quietly. Henry
Spaulding getting the reprcsentativeship
by large majority
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NORTH FERRIsBuRG.

Schools opened Tuesday morning with
Mrs. Ray Royce as teacher In district No
| and Miss Jane Dolton in district No. =
Funeral of Mrs. Eta Palmer, widow OF
the late John Palmer, was held at her late
home Sunday afternoon. DR.. c. n. Curtis
ofliciated. Interment was in the village
cemetery Mrs. Lucinda Allen is con-
fined to the house with a severe cold
Mrs Charles Bennett Of Saranac Lake
~ Y. is visiting her sister, Mrs Gard
ner Stone.-Captain and Mrs George Mar
tin and son have returned to Amherst
Mass, after spending a couple Of weeks
at his brothers c. 8. Martin.--Stephen
Noonan has gone to Virgtnia.-Mrs Lay.
ton Elliott has returned from Burlington
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Fuller of Stony
Creek, n. Y. have returned after visit
ing at e. S. Martins.
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CORNWALL.

Arthur Lane of Ottawa is spending a
week with his brother, G. H. Lane.-Mr
and Mrs. d. o. F'oote and daughter, who
have been spending n week with their
daughter, Mrs. A. l.. PAYNE. returned to
Charlotte Monday. Several from town at
tended the funeral of Mrs. T. G. Har-
rington in Middlebury Monday. She was
IA former resident here. having been the
daughter of the late Beebe Rice.
Mrs w. r. Porter and Miss Porter of
New York are guests of Mr.. ard Mrs. A
=. Fied.-Mss Elizabeth Porter. who has
been "A guest of her brother DR.. and Mrs
e. o. Porter, for the past six weeks. left
Monday for a short visit with friends in
Connecticut before resumng her position
as art instructor in the Greensboro wom-
ans college in North Carolina.-Town
Representatives and Mrs. F. T..
Foote entertained friends at their home
Tuesday evening. Vittums orchestra
furnished music. Refreshments were
vs1
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CHI1TENDEN COUNTY
UNDERHTLL CENTER.

George Drew Of Lynn. Mass, is visit.
Ing at Frank Haney' s.--Miss Anna Al.
ger OF Chelsea IS visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Alger.--A school house +,
being built In district No. 10, on the site
of the one burned last wlnter.-M:, G
a. Terrill has returned from a seyeral
weeks visit with her son In Detroit.
Mich.-Mrs. Marcia Sabens Of Jonesville
Is visiting Mrs. p. Il. Smith-The potato
blight has arrived 1t is believed to he
the old-fashoned blight. known as tho
black rust.'-Fred r. Tillotson and
Hazen l.. Colgrove arc the republican and
democratic candidates for town represen-
tative. respectively Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Terrill passed last week with relatives
In St. Adams. Politics Is the general
topic of conversation. and T.. w. Henry,
nominee for senator, will receive a big
vote in this town
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LINCOLN.

The barn of Isaac Tatro was burned
by lightning on the 24th, together with
all his hay, three calves. carriage, ETC.
S Mics and wife of Nonkton are
visiting their daughter and friends here
Howard Thomson and Hazel Clark have
returned from visit to his sisters in
FerrsburG.-S. II. Buells condition is
not improved.
Mr. Pierce of FitchburG. Mass, Is visit
ing his brother. w. L. Pierce.-Mrs. O.
L. Colburn Of Bethel liz visiting at A. f.
Cushman's.-The Misses Frances and
Alice Madigan Of Burlington returned
Monday,-Mss Jennie Sterling and An
drew Scott of Burlington, who have been
at Joseph Beams the last three weeks,
returned to their home Monday. -Elias
Birdsal OF Dallas. Texas. visited at 8. H.
Buell's Thursday.-Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Shattuck and son, Luther were in town
uesday-Schools in town commenced
Tuesday Several of the schools have
the same teachers as last year-Mrs. J.
j. Mcdonald and sons of Brooklyn, who
have been spending several weeks at l.
A. Colby's Mrs. McDonald's fathers.
H. Buell. IL improving slowly.
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BRIDPoRT.

Miss Maytie Kingsland has returned to
her school at Salisbury. Thomas
Harrington of Middlebury, who died
August % was brought here for burial
Mouday-The Ladies' society will hold
IA harvest supper at the vestry Thurs
day evening, September l2.-Dr. II. L..
Townsend has returned from trip to
the Automatically Alice Hemenway
will teach at New Jersey and Miss Edla
Hemenway at Orwell.-Mrs. G, L. Hold
redge of Middlebury and son, Warren.
of Massachusetts have been spending a
short time In town,-Friends here have
received word Of the recent death OF
Mrs. Lizzie Bartlett, former resident
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Brietenbach and son
and the Misses Anna and Ella Kraus,
who have been spending some time at
tho Thompson farm, left Tuesday for
their homo In New York--Rev. and
Mrs b, c. Dahms and daughter of
Rock CITY Falls. N. ", are guests at
the Methodist parsonage. -Carson Rob
BINS of this place is seriously III at
the home OF his aunt In Shoreham-
Miss Bernice Twitchell left Monday
to resume her school duties at Gar
den ctty.-The schools In town will
open Monday. Miss Stella Turner Will
teach the village school. Miss Meehan
VIII return to the monument school
ana Miss Winnie Warner to the stone
school house.-Rev. Alexander McKin-
ley ana family. who have been spend
ING three weeks at the home OF Mr.
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BuR1NGroN

TO Northfield Saturday. William Ed :
munds went with them for a few days.
Mrs. Sarah Dumas returned from
Vergennes Monday.--Miss Gertrude
Parmalee returned to her school work
in Springfield Moniay.-Mrs. I. J.
Murray and daughter. Kate. are visit
ing In Underhill.--Miss Anna Cooley
has returned from Leicester.--A son
was born September . TO Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ]. C1ark.--Mrs. Hannah Needha m
has returned from stay Of nine
weeks at Queen City Park.--Miss Jen-
ME NJ. Grow has returned from a stay
OF over two years In Somerville, N. J.
The First National bank and Me /.
mortal library were closed Labor day.
There was no r. +. delivery.--The
first meeting Of W. c. Dunton Post, q.
A. r.. after the summer vacation will
be held Monday afternoon, September
o.--Mrs Lizzre Esty Of Hinesburg was
recent guest Of friends here.--Mrs
Carrie Darwin Of Hinesburg is visit
Ing her niece. Miss Helen Weller
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Waite are attend
ing the Rutland fair this week.
Philip Wright of Columbia, Mo. Is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs A..
r. Wright.--John Myers and family of
Yonkers, N. ", are guests Of relatives
In tOwn.-James r. Stokes and Miss
Zilpha Monroe. both Of Starksboro.
were married here August 81. by the
Rev. ]. r. Hill.
Tuesdays town meeting will go on rec
ord as the biggest In point Of numbers
in 20 years. 1t lasted until past three
O'Clock yesterday morning when the fight
over representative ended with the cleo
ton Of Truman c. Varney. republican.
ON the eighth ballot.-D. c Mcleod Of Rut-
land is visiting his family here.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Hurlburt are In South Starks.
boro for few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Suel
Sergeant Of Hnesburg have been visiting
here the past Week.-Mrs. Mabel Eddy OF
New York is guest Of Mrs. Sarah and
Evelyn Dumas-Mark Quimby OF New
York Is in town. He is a former resident
of this town. He received information
yesterday that his sister. Miss Flossie
Quimby, missionary In China. was SER
iousy Ill.
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RICHF0RD SAN|TARIUM

Hospital House. pleasantly located
on the Canadian Pacific and Missis-
quoi branch of Central Vermont rail-
ways fully equipped with Galvanic.
Parable and Static Electricity. Vibra-
tor. lncaniescent Lamps. Baths and
heaters Tor treating chronic diseases.
rh"matism' lumbago. sciatica. neuras
thehla' etc. and for care and treat
ment or elderly people desiring n com
Portable home
a few cases OF alcohol and drug hab-
flutes coming well recommended will
be treated, Good rooms and board for
men outside sanltarium.
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ORWELL.

The list OF justices elected arc: c. L..
Stay. II. d. Branch. Z. o. Bishop. r
C. Young. l.. o. Bascom. A. A. Beck
with and c. c. Allen.--I J. Vail and
family returned to Boston the first Of
the week. after spending a month at the
farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Hall OF Port
Henry were In town Monday.--George
Needham Of Albany returned to Albany
Monday evening after spending two
days with his people, Mr. and Mrs. Il
II. Needham.-G. II. Branch OF Ludlow
was at his fathers. Judge n. d. Branch
over Sunday, returning home Monday at
300 p. NIL. l.. Keller of Port Henry.
\. v, was in town Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Wolcot are in Rutland at
tending the fair.--KinC Burnel is much
better.-W. a. Jennings. republican, was
elected representative.
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MoNKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Charles Hoag and son, Waverly
have returned from a recent trim to
Rochester, \. Y.-Mr and Mrs. Samuel
Miles are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson of Lincon.-Ciladys |. Meader
has returned from two months visit In
burlington. The funeral of Mrs. j. A.
Palmer was held from her late home Sun
day at one O'Clock. the Rev. Mr. Curtis
officiating The bearers We're Chauncey
Bisbee, Harvey c. Palmer. George Hasel-
tine and Lewis Dean, son and son-in-
law
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meter rates for the quarter enltng
august 81 are now duo ana payable
AT the water Office. No. CITY Hall
Discount allowed on bills paid on ar
before September 10, 1912. ONCE
hours for the first ten DAYS or senteu.
Der from 500 "A. m to 500 n. m ofter
that from 500 to 1900 a. m. and l 100
to $500 p. m.
unless prompt payment Is made
hVe per cent Will be added to the
tax Bill and the water shut on, as pre-
scribed In section IS of tho water or
dinance.
j. FRANK KIDDER,
Superintendent
el1.St.&tOw2t
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Declaration for Change of Name

United States Of America. State of
Vermont. District of Chittenden, s. 3.
BE 1t remembered. that l. Hans Ole
Rudolf Olsen, now resident OF the CITY
OF Burlington, District OF Chittenden
ana State o. Vermont, will be hereafter
Known and called Ole Rudolf Larsen.
In witness whereof. have hereunto
net my hand and seal at said Burlington
this Bird day of September, A. D., 1872.
HANS OLE RUDOLF OLSEN (SeaD.
State OF Vermont District of Chitten-
den. s.
Personally appeared at the City OF
Burlington In said District OF Chitten-
den, Hans Ole Rudolf Olsen, the signer
and seaer of the above written instr,l-
ment and acknowledged the same to be
his free act and deed this third dav of
September A. D.. 1912.
Befooe me.
j. H. MACOMBER,
Judge of Probate for tho District of
Chittenden. 10, w3t
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HINESBURG.

George LOOMS has gone to the Mari
Fletcher hospital for an oporation.-W
T.. Field Of Washington, d. c., is visit
ing at II. NJ. Huls.
Or +, T. FinneN of West Burke, n
v, was in town Monday visiting hh
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Finney.-
G. l.. clifford of Brandon was in towr
over Sunday, Mrs, clifford and son re-
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs william Stone. Jr have
arrived at their fathers, William Stone
for a permanent home the coming fall
and winter-H. c. Hubbard was elected
town representative by 40 majority over
the other three candidates. He IL repub-
Iican.-Mrs Lamb was in Roxbury Sum
dav and Monday to visit her granddaugh-
ter Rernice Stinson,
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NEW HAVEN.

The subject for discussion Friday even
Ing is. Resolved, That New Haven Can
Hold Her Own Without Outside Assist
ance." Zach one is asked to to tell OF the
most interesting thing seen this season.
Secretary Smith of the Anti-saloon
League will speak next Sunday morning
In the chIlrch
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BRISTOL.

A Wilson and Marshall flag has been
suspended over Main street from the
Bristol House to the town hall.--The w.
C. r. IT, held their annual meeting FRI
day afternoon and elected officers as
follows: President. Miss Helen Weller,
vice-presidents. Mrs. Nellie Nahum Mrs
Ella Dana, Mrs Jennie Cove; secretary.
Mrs. Ella Dana; treasurer. Miss Lydia
Wright.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGaf-
fey OF Burlington were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. +. X. Dickerman last week.
Miss Fern Shattuck Is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. r f. Mead, In West Rutland
MIR. and Mrs. o. W. McShane and
daughter, Kathleen. VINO have been Wis
itinS here. have returned TO Poultney-
Mrs. Gammons and son OF Chicago are
guests of Mrs. q, II. Ives.-Mr. and Mrs
c. \. Bishop, who have been visiting
Mrs. q. II. Ives. have returned to Chi
caGo.
a Roosevelt and Johnson flag was sus-
pended over Main street Saturday aft
ernoon-Miss Nira Purinton and her
brother, Kenneth, of Burlington. are Wis
lung their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. w. Meader.-Miss Jennie NJ Grow
who has been In Somerville, n j., for
over two years. has returned to her home
here.-Bernard and B,rnice Gleason re-
turned Saturday night from Westford-
MI and Mrs, W. e. B!cknell returned
from visit in Middlebury Saturday
n'sht.-Mrs. 9. r.. Grover of Underhill Is
the guest Of relatives In town,-Mr. and
Mrs. G. $. Irish. who have been visiting
here, have returned to Burlington.-Mrs
"a 10 tn
w r. Hanks is very low-Mrs. William
May of Meredith, \. H., is visiting
friends in town. Mrs. May is former
resideht or this town.-B. j. Clark Is In
Addison and Weybridge this week--E ID.
blackwell OF Brandon is In town.-G, l..
Hasseltine of Montpelier is visiting his
iather' Judge h. a. Hasseltine-Dr, and
Mrs r. A. Tobin OF Remington are the
guests OF friends in towns NJ Goff re-
ports the morning temperature for Aug
"st as Follows: Highest, 90 degrees; low
est II degrees; average. 80 degrees, last
year. ~ degrees; noon average II de-
frees last year. 70 degrees; rainfall, 3''3
lhches' iast year, 3,2O inches; north wind
days; south II; variable 7; clear days
~ partly cloudy IL cloudy 2, thunder
showers I; highest point reached s. de-
erees' highest wind velocity 80 miles an
ho"r'--H, c, Palmer and family attended
lhe funeral OF Mrs. John Palmer in
Mohk'on Sunday.-rh sum OF sl,5lo was
raised mere by subscription yesterday
ana the New Haven Mills company will
locate here. 1t was found that the village
e"uio not vote aid, as called In the warn
Ing
howard Reed, who has been guest
"i MIS- j. II. Ives. started Tuesday
i"r MeNlco,-Mr. and Mrs Fred Dyke
ana fhIniiN, who have been visiting
IN ana Mrs q. i. Edmunds, returned
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than 12 words, two
lines. Special terms to adj
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within IL con-
secutive months.
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MATERNITY CASES

solicited, especially those desiring
quiet ana seclusion and homes foupd
for infants, will receive cons,d.ratc
care ana treatment Address Lock
Box rs Richford, Vt 2ls.et&w1t
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LEICEsTER.

MIA Lucy Merritt and Mrs. oliver In
porte OF Forestdale were guests Of Mrs.
Helen Brownson Sunday. Forest Ayers
returned to his school at Randolph Mon
day after spending two months at home
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C.
Ayers.-The Misses Cook. McNervin and
McGoldrick returned to their homes in
Brooklyn, N. Y. Monday, after spending
month at Frank c. Ayers's.-Miss
Frock. who has been at II. N. Morses for
the past two months, left for her home in
Brooklyn, N. Y. Tuesday.--Harry Morse
went Wednesday to Barton. From there
he will go to Williamstown, where he has
a position as principal In the high school
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Absolutely Without Pain.
The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle Of pain. without taking gas.
Ky method ia used by 10 other person.
NO pain; no danger; no after effects.
DIR. J.. ID. HAVEN.
OFFICE, PA Plain St., burlington, Vt.
Offics Hours. 10 to 3. 7 to g.
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and MIRA H l. Thompson, left last
week for their home In Dalton, Mass.
Miss Lucy Harrington. who has been
at her home here during the summer.
has returned 70 versennes.--Ddward
Bowdish IL the successful candidate
for representative.