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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HAPDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Goodrich of St.
Johnsbury were In town Tucsday.-Mrs.
c. II. Stevens and daughter have return
ed from Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Waterman visited at his fathers. Freeman
Waterman, the first of the weck.-E G..
Smith ana Carol Montgomery were in
Johnson Thursday to attend the funeral
OF T.. T. Carpenter. former druggist of
this place.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Slapp
spent Sunday at Fred Eldridge s.-Rufus
Allen has purchased Of Mr.. Bartlett his
house just below the village and also a
piece Of land of Lyman Allen.-Airs.
Bocash's father. Mr.. Ovitt. is visiting her.
Mr. Davis has finished work for /. O..
Bronson.-Mrs. @. Croker of Bos-
ton is visiting her mother at Peter OIL
Ier'S.
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NORTH FERRISBURC.

The chicken pie supperheld in Allen hall
Wednesday night by the Ladies' Aid So
cety was Il success, and nettcd the la
dies about 1926. Robert and Eugene Pal
mer furnished music.--Alrs Lucinda Allen
has gone to Burlington to spend the win
ter.-Dr. George Collins has gone on
- days trip to New York.--Mr and Mrs.
NJ. i. Allen have gone to Boston to visit
their daughter Mrs. William Newton.
The Kings Daughters will hold har-
vest supper in Allen hall Friday evening,
beginning at $50. after which an enter
tanment will be furnished All are cor
daily invited. The proceeds will be used
to start n fund for a library Mrs. Henry
Bissctte of South Hero is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Harold Barton.-Miss An
ma Chase was surprised n short. time ago
by her friends giving her a linen shower.
The Mt. Philo grange have changed
their meeting to a Saturday evening
as formerly, instead of Wednesday even
IN
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CRITYENDEN COUNTY
JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jackson OF Bur-
Engton have been visiting in town for a
few days.-Mr and Mrs. Hiland Leach Of
North Cambridge have been visiting their
daughter. Mrs Arthur Packard-Mrs.
Frank Is. Howe and niece Miss Doris
Smith, were among the visitors In Bur-
lington Saturday.-Homer Kinney is at
home from Burlington for a few days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Warren l.. Day returned
Saturday from Montreal.-Mr j. L. Hun
ter and family will move to Burlington
this Week.-Mrs. May White has returned
to White River junction after being
called home to attend the funeral of her
John Story, who has been
at Arthur Packards for several months.
fas gone to st. Johnsbury, where he has
elnployment.-Mrs. Sophia White, the
Oldest woman in this part Of the town,
mas not been as well for "A few days.-Mrs.
fertha Parker King had serious attack
OK heart trouble when near &. II. Weeds
on her way to the creamery in Essex
FRIDAY. She was removed to Mr.. Weeds
ana later in the day was able tn come
home'-Mrs. Charles Packard returned
saturday from "A few weeks treatment at
the Fanny Allen hospital.-The Kew. d.
T. Buzzell was In Windsor over Sunday
where he conducted services at the bap-
tlst church there. He has under cons'd-
GRAFTON unanimous call from the bap-
list Church at that place. For year or
more MI Buzzell has been resting ana
regaining his health In this village since
CLOSING pastorate in Derby.-Curtis
chates has returned to Lacona. \. H.,
aftor few days visit Mt G. w Fosters
toward Ring was at home from bur-
hrgton Sunday.-The condition OF MIS-
H. ~ Williams who has been III Tor
TWO weeks, Is steadily improving MI
ana Mrs Lester Cook and two children
Of North Updarhiu spent Sunday with his
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ORWELL.

+. Is. Kimball will soon leave for
bermuda, where he is to run winter
hotel. Mrs. Peter Desjadon will go
with him. Mr.. King will run the
Eagle inn for the wintcr.--The new
carpet is laid IN the congregational
Church and the same WAS used sun
day.--Thc Hands Cove chapter. Daugn-
tiers of the Revolution. hell n success.
ful meeting Saturday with Mrs Hat
tie Bascom.--C. l.. Bodfsh has moved
to the Mary Williams mousse. north Of
the yillage.-Miss Mary Barnes las
gone to California for the winter
Judge Branch will leave Thursday for
Pawlct.-Charles Conkey died Thurs
day Of pneumonia Tho funeral wac
held at the home sunday at 200 n. M
Tho Rev. j. g. Williams officiated. 49,
Jerry Quinn is i'll with pneumonia
w. a. Jennings was at home over
Sunday from Montpelier.-Mrs. Peter
Forticr is dangerously i'll at Ticpu-
deroga,-Frcd T.. Ray was business
visitor in Ticonjeroga Friday.
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lother. Mrs. w. G. Cook.-Mrs. Seth

mother. Mrs w. G. Cook-Mrs. Seth
Rand and Miss Ruth Rand Of Burlington
have been visiting at Albert A. Parker's.
p. S. Bullock Of Jericho Center Is visit
Ing his daughter Mrs. W. r. Curtis
Mrs. F. s. Tomlinson and Mrs Ira c.
Morse are delegates to the State Sunday
school convention from the Congrega-
tional Sunday schoo-Mrs. w d. Ches-
more and daughter Margaret, spent
Monday IN Richmond.-Albert Schiu-
hammer took an automobile party con-
sisting Of Charles Reavy and sister, Miss
Katherine Reavy, and their father.
CHARLES Reavy. Sr., to Hyde Park Sum
DAY. where they spent the day.-Mr and
Mrs Theodore Stopple and daughter.
Dorothea. Of Burlington. returned home
Monday after visiting at Charles Vas
terling' MIR. and Mrs. William Hunt and
family of Jeffcrsonville spent Sunday at
Hammond w. Sinclair's.--Ahss Beulah
Atkins spent Saturday and Sunday at
her home In Burlington.-The A class of
the grammar school are preparing a play
to be given the first week in December
Mr. and Mrs Wrisey OF Essex Junction
were visitors Sunday at the home OF her
sister. Mrs, H. J. Desany.-Mrs Belle
Parsons and Mrs Warner OF Boston were
In Burlington Monday.-A Wilson,
Marshall flag was raised In the village
Saturday.-Miss Luella Wheeler who has
been at L. p. Williamss for 10 days. is
visiting at c. NJ. Chlttenden's before
going to her home in Burlington Mrs.
Saxhy OF Bellows Falls has been visit
Ing Mrs, c, Il. Vincent while on her way
to johnson to visit her son.-The ladies
or the Congregational Church will hold
the first of the fan and winter socials
at the church parlors Friday evening.
supper Will he served from six until eight
O'Clock Following the supper there will
be instrumental and vocal selections,
recitations. anecdotes and humorous
readings The ladies in charge are: Mrs
r. A. fercival. Mrs. l.. C. Rice. Mrs
William Schillhammer, Mrs. H. r.
Montague and Miss Aleida Booth Miss
Katherine Cook has returned to l.. &.
Rice's after 10 days In Underhiii at the
home of her sister. Mrs. George Farrell
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley A. Church and
children Donald and ellie, OF Jones'
willie were in town Sunday.
William Amour OF Montreal. who Is
spending the season here and who has
been seriously III for several weeks. is
able to DO up.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Brown spent Tuesday In Burli ngton-
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dover OF Blu Ellington
were at George Costello's Sunday.-Mrs
Ethelyn Alger and daughter, Bernice,
who have been at L. G. Rice's for 10 days
have returned.-E Bailey Brown was in
Burlington Tuesday.-Miss Luh, Lin
coin. who has been in poor health for
| several weeks. does not improve.--L w.
Rice was In Burlington Tuesday.-Mrs.
Iiermon ". Day IL seriously IN at her
home,-Mr. and Mrs. l.. T.. Wilbur spent
Monday In North IEndanihNl~-,JaIa,sa
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Rhena Hin was at home from her
school in New Haven over Sunday.-Miss
Kate +. Hill returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital Sunday.-The Grange
will observe neighbours night this week
The Bristol Grange will attend and fur
ii.'h the proeram.-Mr and Mrs. Douglas
have moved to the John Tiff place. which
they recently bought.-Miss Annie Cas-
well OF Williston has been spending a
week at II. &. Dikc's.-Mr. and Mrs. C. G
Bostwick of Boston visited his parents
over Sunday.-Charlcs Clifford of Bran
don spent sunday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Clifford.--C;eorge Nichols
and family visited Mrs. Jennie Sweet in
Huntington Sunday.
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death of his brother Herbert's wife. who
has been IN invalid for some time with
nervous troYble.-Ames. wife Of D. H.
church, died October 10 of Brights dis
ease. She had been III over year. The
funeral was held the 10th. the Rev. george
boorn officiating. Interment was at
Hancock village cemetery She leaves n
husband. one daughter. Mrs. S. f. Fcssen-
den. and three sons. George william and
Charles.-Wilinm Church has returned to
his work In PutnamsIlle, being called
here by tho illness and death of his
mother-Mrs. Charles Tucker OF Reading,
Mass. came to attend the funeral of her
sister, Mrs. j. H. Church.
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ADDISON.

Iudson Day Is yet confined to the house
The harvest supper and Ladies' Aid
sale are TO he held on Tuesday evening at
the vestry.-Mrs. George Spencer has as
her guest Mrs Wilson OF Vergcnnes
very quiet wedding was solemnized on
Wednesday evening at the brides home,
when Miss Claribel. only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cary Marshall. became the wife
of Wendal II. Barne of Whitehall. n. Y.
After a short honeymoon they will re-
turn to Whitehall. where they are to re-
.til
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NEW HAVEN.

After an illness of several months
Goodsel Clark of Beach Hill died Sunday
The funeral was held Tuesday. George
Washburn returned Tuesday from a
week in Stanbridge. Can.-H c. Roscoe
is in Mout Clemens, Mich.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Hinman of New York are in town
"Wednesday was held the laying of the
corner stone OF the new addition to Bee
man academy.-E,v lIathorne, life
long resident of this town, died early
Tuesday morning after long illness -
+. e. Rowley was at home from Dandy
over Sunday.
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SHOREHAM.

Theodore Harper Is in Orwell for a few
weeks.-Mrs. Emily Rodgers OF Middle
bury Is guest at +. Il. Douglas S.
The ladies of the Missionary society are
TO pack a box of clothing for adults and
children to be sent South to an A. M. A.
school. Contributions are to be left with
Mrs. Burge or Mrs. A. +. Nottingham.
Miss Mary Mchan is the guest Of Mrs. r.
n. Macaulley In Wcstboro, Mass.-Mrs
Angie Waugh of Fellows Falls is visiting
Mrs. G. w. Howard. MIR. and Mrs. n. c.
Pierce. guests at l.. r. Tottinghams
have returned to Rutland Miss 1Iough-
ton of Springfield, Mass. passed Sunday
with Mrs. Henry Ward.-rhc Ladies' Aid
will hold Dutch fair in the ladies' rooms
Thursday and Friday evening, November
@ and 29.Mr and Mrs. Prebc are in
Rutland, where MIR. Preble has been call
cd rs Juror TO United state court
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs Foster and two sons OF
East Mddlebury attended church here
last Sunday. and were entertained at the
Methodist parsonagc.-Mr. and Mrs
James Downing arc in Burlington this
week-C r. Fiske has the foundation
laid for a new building. which he will use
for store and dwelling house.-Mrs.
Maggie Tyler. who has been ut the Tyler
home for few weeks. returned to Bur
lington Saturday Mrs. Miller. who has
bccn n guest at the Methodist parsonage,
>as returned to her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. y. s. Twitchcli and Mrs. George
I.arrow are tho delegates elected to rep
resent the Methodist Sunday school at
the State convention
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MONKTON.

Wednesday evening. October 80, a Hal
lOwe'en social will he held in Grange hall.
Monkton BorO. There will be music by
the orchestra, reading by Mrs. Meader.
Halloween games and amusements, be-
sides a supper.-Mrs. y. l.. Lawrence is
spending ladies' week in Montpeler.--Mrs
G. r. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs II. j.
Vancelett made a trip to Burlington Sat
urday.-NIss Nellie Partch of Bristol is
visiting at T. W. Collinss
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g. F.. IN the town hall Tuesday. Out Oh
the nine chapters belonging to the dts.
trict, eight were represented. The adj
dress OF welcome by p. n. OF La Plotts
Chapter. No. g.. Mrs Myra Taft Degree,
WAS impressive. also the response by
Sister Anna Irish OF Champlain Chapter.
No. 55. Tho chapter was opened in form
by La Piotte Chapter, g.: work exempt
ed by Temple Chapter No. 10 in most
impressive manner; district meeting
closed by Champlain Chapter No. s.. \
banquet was served to l6O members OF tha
order Grand officers present were: MIS-.
Minnie NJ. Coy. grand matron; George
+. Leland, grand patron; Mrs. Ruby G.
HanIey. grand lecturer: Mrs. Martha
6toddard. grand marshal; Mrs. George
+. Leland, past grand matron Miss
Ethel Skif went to Holyoke, Mass. Fri
day. b. Lucia and family have return
ed after spending week in stowe.
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MILTON BoRO.

Mrs Abba Carr IL spending tho week
at Georgta.--Leon Lester spent Saturday
and Sunday as the guest Of X. E' Bull
lock Mrs. Ell Phelps and son. who ara
in the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur
lington. are getting along nicely MIR
and Mrs. Thomas Shean and Carl Whit,
were in Burlington Monday.
Charles Merr1ck has moved into a. r
Beams tenement house on tho corner.
Mrs r. r, Kinney and Mrs. llohaT
Richards spent Tuesday at Milton Cen
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FOR SALE.

FOURTEEN ROOM HOUSE for sale, In
first class shape hot and cold water up
stairs and down. electric lights, furnace
heated. set laundry tubs. large piazza.
easily arranged for two families II nee
essary. Also with q small barn and
fine hennery, large garden. Another house
also situated on this property. Best Of
reasons for selling at once Ward &:
Johnson, Middlesex, VI. 224.d&w.tf.
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CORNWALL.

Mr. and Mrs. Sanford r. Lane and son
are visiting at his fathers, c. II. Lane,
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Lane of Ottawa
spent Sunday with his brother. c. II,
Lane.-Cards are out for the marriage
October 80 of Miss Arrabella Footc and
Stewart Benedict at the home of her
father, the Hon. a. w. Foote.-Frank
Warner, who had one arm broken a few
weeks ago, is recovering.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Edmund Wilson died September
30 of Bright's disease, after ap illness OF
several months. at the age Of "a. She
leaves husband, two daughters and four
sOns-AzrO Martin celebrated his S7th
birthday last week.-John q. Wright from
Cochtuate, Mass, visited his aunt, Mrs
q. r. Church. several days last week.
lie was called home Friday by the
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RIPTON.

Alden Fisher, Jr.. and family spent last
week in East Biaintree.- and
friends of the Methodist Church are In
vitcd to work at the church Wednesday.
October so. Dinner will be served to the
workers by the Helping Hand society at
the post hail. This will take the place
Of the November meeting of the society.
Miss Agnes Fittz is at home for a few
weeks
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SALISBURY.

The Salisbury Sidewalk society will give
dance at the town hall on Friday even
ing, October %, box supper will be en-
joyed.-The Daughters of Ruth are to
have Halloween social at the home of
George Severy on Thursday evening.
October 3l.-The grange Is to hold a spe-
oial meeting Monday evening, the 2sth,
to confer the third and fourth degrees.
banquet viii he served THE progres-
slves viii hold special meeting at the
town hall ~ Thursday evening and Il Is
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies' Home Circle will meet Fri
day with Mrs. Robert Wilson In Lincoln.
Dinner will he served.--Elisha Follans-
bee and family of Proctor were guests
last week of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Folla George Dupu has fin
ished grading lumber for Mr.. ODER and
returned to his home in Boston
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LEICESTER.

Mr., and Mrs Charles Farmer returned
sunday after spending week in Stowe
and interchangeable and Mrs. Cheney
Braley of Brandon spent Sunday at
GeOrga Lennert's.
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RICHMOND.

The first entertainment given under tn,
auspices of the All Round club will bs
gwen November b-Miss Helen Fay, who
has been the guest of relatives in Brlsto,
during the summer. hak returned 10 hei
ZONE here-Miss McCarty of st, Alhans
nas the guest of Miss katherine Ken
nAdy oYAx Sunday.-Nrs. J. u. O'Byrns-
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NOTICE how little II costs to tell
thousands of readers In many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish TO buy Advertise in
lie Free Press and you will get re-
plies to -FOUR advertisement.
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hoped every member will be present.
Charles r. Holland Of Brockton. Mass,
is spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. T.. l.. Hamilton.-Mrs. +. j. Sumner
Is at home after n few weeks visit In
Brandon.-Mrs. J. r. Dyer has returned
from trip to New York city.--Mrs F.. X.
Preston. who has been III, Is slightly i'm
proved.--F. w. Whitney shipped fine lot
Of lambs to market on Monday.
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Man WANTED

TO sell seeds in each county \
good paying position for a man A.
nuainted with farming. Experience
not necessary but honesty and indus
try are Steady work. Cobb & Co,
Franklin. Mass 17,w4t
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BRIDPORT.

d. H. Rice Is under the Doctors care -
fhe grange has planned for an entertain
ment course-An employe of Herbert
Huestes fell from n tree last week and
broke his collar bone.
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NOTICE.

CALIFORNIA-H you contemplate seek
ing a home in California l can offer
you some extremely good bargains in
California farm and fruit lands; also
suburban residence properties. J. w.
Hobson. 1,0n Phelan building. San
Francisco. 232, d&w, I'm.
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Teeth EXTRACTED

NhnOlutcIy Without Pain.
The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without "A
particle. Of pain, without taking gas,
Nly method is used by no ether person.
No pin. no danger: no after effects.
DIR. l.. ID. HAZEN.
office. pa Main St. Burlington. VT
Office Hours. 10 to 3. to 8.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE an eight
room house I'm good repair on one of the
hest streets in this city. on good lot with
fruit and garden, for ten or eleven
room house in a good location. Address
Exchange" Free Press office.
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WOMAN COMPOSITOR wanted. a Eirl
with experience as n compositor' APP
ply to Tribune. Ludlow. VT. stating
oxporiencc. 253.6ttSw,1t
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YOUNG EXPERIENCED FARMER
wants to rent or take farm on shares
Can give good references. Guy C. War
rem. Williston, Vt 2F.12t&w2t
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LARGE TMO.sToRY HOUSE OF II

LARGE TWO-STORY HOUSE OF 10
rooms for sale. also store connected.
with hall overhead Postoffice in store.
good barn. all painted. 30 acres of wood
land and FIVE acres of cultivated land
fine place to take summer boarders
good running water at house and barn;
situated at Plymouth Union. W.T. on fine
automobile road price only Sl,700. Adj
dress Box a. Alstcad, y. II. 2l.6t&wlt
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WANTED.

and general work. Wages 80. Mrs. a.
- Brown Long Lake. \. y. 2i.6t% VIII
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Pliss. who has been visiting here at D.
Il. Foods and In Burlington, has re-
turned N Morrisville.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lovely spent Sunday in Essex
Mr. and Mrs. Warren l.. Day have re-
turned from Montreal.-The Rev. J. T.
Ruxzeli returned Tuesday evening from
Windsor, where he conducted services
Sunday.-Mrs. John Flood and children
spent Tuesday In Essex.-In the estate
Of Mrs. Evalyn Lowry. Y. G.. Nay has
been appointed administrator and b. II.
Day and c. r. Varney commissioners
Mr. and Mrs Ruel II. Day and Y. q.
Nay were in Burlington Tuesday.--A
gang Of men have been working on the
trestle. They have been Iuartercd in
cars near che station.-Fhward Walters
OF tho Fairbanks company came Tues
day evening to visit II. j. Desany.-
Union services at the Baptist Church
Sunday evening. ERNEST Como Is NOV
ing into the lower part Of the Arson
Field tenement.-Mrs J. =. Hunter and
family expect to go to Burlington to-
day to reside. They came here two years
ago from Canada and during their short
stay in town nave made many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. F.. Wilbur spent Tues
day in Burlington. They expect to leave
next week for the Pacific coast, where
they will spend the winter with their
two sons. Attorney Ralph Wilbur of
Portland. Ore, and the Rev Earl Will
bur OF Berkeley. California. During the
absence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira C. Morse will occupy the
Wilbur residence and Mrs. Julia Moul-
ton Mr. Morse's and Mrs. Wilburs sis
ter will be with them.--George w. Foster
was in WiRooski Tuesday .-Iieutenant
and Mrs. Allan Rawson Williams and
daughter. Margaret, will come this week
from Fort Niagara, n. ". for a visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il.
Wiliams.--Mrs. Belle Hutchns Of Provi-
dence. r. l.. Is the guest of her cousin.
c. Herbert Hutchinson. --School in the
village closed Wednesday night until
Monday to allow The teachers, Mrs. ].
F. Boyce, Mrs. L. c. Rice and Miss
Beulah Atkins; 10 attend the teachers'
convention in Rutland.-Miss Phyllis
Brown OF the Burlington high school and
the Misses Florence Buxton and Bessie
Percival Of the Essex Junction high
school are at homo until Monday.
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PAIR OF TWIN IIOLSTEIN STEERS
for sale, very evenly marked. Is months
old. broke to the yoke l.. w. Baldwin,
New Haven, VI. At
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HINEsBURG.

Mrs. n. A. Beecher and Mrs. Anna
Love have returned after spending a
week with II. r. Beecher at Hydevilie
and also visiting In Bellows Falls.-Miss
Glare Hull attended the wedding Of Miss
Lucy Dean In Ferrisburg saturday,
Mrs. Marshall Tilley was a guest Of her
sister. Mrs. r. n, Hardy. In South Hero
Saturday and Sunday
The fourth annual convocation OF dis
trict No. o. o. L. s., was held by the dis
trict deputies, Mrs Lovilla u. Tobey. d.
u. q. M. and pr. y. 4 Stoddard. u. n.
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