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MILTON.

Pre-Memorial exercises of the different
grades of the graded school were held at
the opera house Wednesday afternoon
a finely executed program was carried
out and the children did credit to them
selves and teachers.-Mrs. d. II Strong
Mrs A. w. Hammond and Miss Ella
Wood attended the State missionary meet
ing at Swanton Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Bertha Phelps and daughters.
Christine and Jean. and Miss Ellen Me-
lendy have returned from a few days
visit In Montreal.-Mrs G. +. Sanderson
is improving owly.-Decoration day
services are to- be held at the Methodist
Church Thursday at 200 p. m The Rev.
d. II. Strong will deliver the address
Two candidates were given the first de-
gree by Seneca Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Tues
day evening. Mrs. l.. NJ. Seaver of Will
Jamestown was the guest of the Rev. and
Mrs. d. II. Strong Monday and Tuesday
on her way to the missionary meeting at
Swanton Karl Robinson has returned
from the Fanny Allen hospital, where he
has been several weeks for treatment for
one eye.-Mlss Mary Allen is home from
Middlebury for a vacation.
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SHELBURNE,

Fred Bacon had tho misfortun, n
cut the forefnser ana thumb OF hi
right hand on a saw in nis mill Mon
day while edging some lumber. Thu
wounds required several stitches TO
close them and are very painful.-RoI-
lin Fredette cut a bad gasa on his
head Monday night and three stitches
were necessary to close the cut.--All
schools In town closed WeInesds -
with picnics. All got wet during tho
severe thunder storm.--The exercise
In the Methodist Church Wednosda -
| evening were well attended and tn
pupils all RENDERED their parts well -
Mrs. w. j. Parker Is caring for her
daughter. Mrs H. Harrington. who f.
| tu--The Misses Harmon gave =
| bridge party in honor of Miss Olive
Salmon of Saratoga Springs, y. Y. ,n
! Tuesday afternoon at their nome -
Silas Tracy has gone to Baker s0ell
| y. j., to work az foreman on a large
| dairy farm His will have charge OF
the cattle and sheen
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Lawrence, the eight-year-od son OF
Or. and Mrs. David Marvin, was taken
Sunday evening to the Fanny Allen hos
pital, where he was Immediately operated
upon for appendicitis.
The installation Of the Officers Of Ethan
Allen Lodge, +. &c A. NJ. takes place this
evening. II is expected that Past Master
Guy w. Bailey will act as Installing of
. ficcr The officers are: w. NJ, o. :.
Nichols; s. W., II. o. Midget; j. W.
Allen Martin; S., F. D. Miles; T.. !. T.
Huntley; s. D., Guy Lamson: ]. D., JAY
I. Leach; s. S.. c. G. Robbins; J. s.. a
X. Rugg: chaplain, c. c. Adams; mar
shall, II. o. whitney; tyler. T. II. Roleau
Exercises appropriate to Memorial day
we're held at the schools yesterday.
The J. T.. Hunt real estate agency ha'
sold the Jay Haynes farm, stock ant
tools in Jericho to George F. and Franz
A. Thompson OF Milton; consideration
$1,000 The same agency has sold the VIII
liam Akey property in Essex Center t.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Richards of Under
hill
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Talbert of Barre
are in town-A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Nelson Aston Monday.-Mrs. Albert
Currier died Friday morning. She had
been in poor health for long time. The
funeral was held from the house Sun
day.--Mrs. Abeie Rutter and Miss Lou
Davis Of Danvile visited their uncle,
o. E. Currier. Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goodrich OF Hardwick visited
their daughter, Mrs. r. +. Battles, over
Sunday.-Mrs. Minnie Currier of Mont
gomery was called here last week by
the death of Mrs A. c. Currier.-Harvey
Lane moved the first of the week TO the
Silas owen place which ne recently pur-
chased Mrs. r. p. French is ll.-The
schools will have pre-memorial exercises
in village hall Wednesday, afternoon
Mrs. c. 4. Russell is ill.-Mrs Carroll
Hines of Hard wick is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Phil Eastman.
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ADDISON.

Memorial Sunday was observed at the
Baptist Church sunday. An interesting
and instructive address was given by the
Rev. G. r. Reekie. The music and deco
rations were appropriate to the occasion.
The old soldiers marched in, also the
members of the -. a. R.-iarriet Smith
was with her parents over the weekend -
MIR. and Mrs. Human Scesar are in Brs-
to for few days.-SChool directors at
tended a meeting OF the board In Yer
Cennes MondaY--The strawberry festi-
val Friday evening WAS pleasant affair
and attended by about 100. a good sum
was realized. The exercises at the hall
were apprecated-Mrs Francis Hayward
has been seriously i'll, but at this writing
she is more comfortable Her sister, Mrs.
Landon, of New Haven and her son, Fred,
of New York We're called here.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Mrs. Noble Kimball of North Ferris
burg has been the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs. w. II. Hall, for few days.--The
Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist society met
at the home Of the president, Mrs D. &.
Twitchell, Wednesday OF this week. Ben
w. Dodge of New York was in town
Monday and Tuesday Dewey re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
last Saturday. and is doing well.-Me-
mortal Sunday was observed at the Meth
odist Church Sunday. The Rev. T.. w.
tlallowell preached a sermon appropriate
to the occasion. There were three vet
Grams present-An entertainment consist
Ing OF songs and recitations appropriate
TO Memorial day will be given by the So.
cial Improvement society at the town
hail Thursday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served
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MILTON.

John Murray, Jr., has bought the Leon
Hibbard farm of Ben Bevins. Considera.
lion s.. $40 Joseph Arnold and family,
who were on the farm, have given pos
session to Mr. Murray.--Mrs. Cermia is
building A large tenement house on
River strcet.-Arthur Thompson and
Edward Eerkey have finished work for
the town.-Mrs Lucia Il. Powell has
been ct Concord, n. H., visiting her
daughter, Agnes, who Is at school there.
A II. Lamb of South Royalton has
opened his camp Huron at Martins
and will spend the summer there.-Mr.
and Mrs. A. Alderman have arrived for
the summer at Camp Martin.-Frank l..
Slayton of Montpelier Is visiting A. w.
Lyman.-The Cemetery association has
up on the west side OF the cemetery
The Rev. John G. Currier Of Plainheld,
n. j.. was in town Saturday. Mr.. Cur
rier was formerly pastor of the Epis-
copal mission here.-Luther ITerrick
died Thursday at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Sabra McNally. The funeral
and interment vas at W. Milton Sun
day. Mr.. Herrck was IS years old and
had been very feeble of late.--Alfred
Washburn, an elderly man. is i'll with
Il complication of diseases. His son, VII
liam, is at home for the personalities
Ruth Mears Is staying with Mrs c. Z.
Sauderson
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ESSEX JUNCTION,

Memorial sunday was observed at the
BAPTIST Church Sunday with a union
service, The pastor. Dr. c. w. Hidden.
delivered an eloquent and patriotic adj
dress. The exercises were AS follows.
Voluntary doXology; prayer. the Rev. c.
w. Hidden; selection. male auartette:
scripture reading, the Rev. DR.. Sisson:
morning prayer. the Rev. C. c. Adams:
organ response; anthem. quartette: adj
dress, the Rev. DIR. Hidden; singing. COM
sregation; benediction. the Rev Mr.. Adj
ans: postlude, The Star Spangled Ban
ner,"
At the special village meeting Thurs
day evening, all articles in the warning
were laid on the table. Allen Martin was
elected clerk in place of John l.. Sharp
ley, who has moved to Essex The ar
ticlos in the warning related to pay
ment for sidewalk construction, an cleo
trio fire alarm. and to see IL an add
tional five per cent tax over and above
the tax voted at the annual village meet
ing should be voted for permanent high
way construction.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
W1NOOsKI.

The Winooski high and graded schools
Will close June l. two weeks earlier than
heretofore. This is due to the Christ
mas and spring vacation being cut to
one week each in view of the school
building which will be built this sum-
MGR. The commencemen exercises will
open with the alumni reception and ball
next Wednesday evening In Corporation
hall. This promises to be the most bril-
liant event of the school year. Barton's
orchestra WIFI furnish music. Thursday
afternoon, June 6. tho graduating exer-
ciSeS of the grammar school will take
place IN the above hall. while in the
evening reception will be given by the
high school students TO the graduates
Tho graduation exercises of the high
school will he held Friday evening, June
= when Professor S. T. Bassett of the
University OF Vermont viii deliver the
address to the graduates
A valuable COW belonging to Il D.
Batchelder was discovered Thursday
afternoon in "A crevice between two
lodges on his farm at Malletts bay. The
COW mad been missing since early Mon
day morning when she was turned out
TO pasture The ledge is about 100 yards
from the barn and as it showed that
morning the COW probably slipped into
the crcvice which is about Il feet deep
and became fastened with no chance Of
getting out. Six men searched the farm
high and low, but it was not until Henry
ScriJner with his dog took a hand on
Thursday that they located the animal
ne COW was raised with the aid OF a
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Tuesday. May 81, a company OF the
friends and neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs
~ T. Tiley rendered them surprise
party in honor of the 10th anniversary
of their marriage About 80 were present
Music was enjoyed. Mrs. G. *. lsham
played the organ, while several selections
were sung. Refreshments Were served
They were presented with set of oak
dining chairs and purse containing $40
in siver-Miss Mary Hayes Is In poor
health. Catherine Comstock is recovering
from tonsilitis.-Miss Sara Prior has re-
turned from Montgomery Center. where
she had visited her sister, t.unce, who
teachos in the graded school.
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r, al that her .Unu1tiou - ......-.
the Fanny Allen hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Ball and son, VII,
have been visiting her parents, Jud
and Mrs. Ne A. HasseItine, returned
Montpelier Saturday.--Miss Nina We.
man of Burlington is In town.-Mrs.
A. Purinton and children are at HON
from Montpeler.-Mr. and Mrs. r. -.
Bosworth are at home from New York.
Mrs. Fred Negus of Proctor is tbs
guest of relatives in town.--Mlrs. Carri'
Graves and Mrs. d. C. Sargeants attend.
ed the funeral of Mrs. Hervey Hill in
Starksboro Saturday Sixteen old vet
Grams attended the pre-Memorisl service
at the Baptist Church together with the
Relief Corps. The Rev. e. j. Kiock read
the Scripture lesson and offered prayer
and the Rev. f. NJ. Holman preached
an interesting sermon. taking for his
subject, Christ, the Great Commander. ="
Music was furnished by the church choir
The spring term of the schools close
Friday, June "A COW owned by Var
ney brothers has given birth 10 a hcifor
calf with two perfect heads.-'rhe re-
mains Of Mrs. William White were
brought here from Monkton Monday
and the funeral was held in the Metho.
dist Church. the Rev. T.. r. Stone Of
ficiating. The burial was in Greenwood
cemetery by the side of her husband
M. j. Graves and daughter of Brandon
were in town Sunday.-E. S. Pcckham
Mrs. Sarah Dumas. Mrs. A. Il. Wright
are attending the annual meeting of the
Baptist association at Panton as dele
gates from the First Baptist Church
Miss Hattie Bickford goes as delegate
from the Christian Endeavor society
Paul Richardson and Elmer Jennings
haSe purchased the stock and fixtures
OF The II. w. Clifford meat market and
taken possession.-Eben w Daniels.
VINO died In Rutland Friday, was a
FORMER resident of this town.
w. A. Lawrence and c. f. Cove
nave been drawn as petit Jurors from
this town to tho June term of Addison
county court.-G. w. Sneden. who has
peen Ill for two weeks. Is able to be
out-Ryland +. Hatch is a candidat ,
for representative from this town at
the coming election.--Miss Sarah ST.
monson Is visiting Mrs, G. ~ Cove in
Essex Junction.-Mrs. D. r. Bos-
worth is visiting in Randolph Mr.
Bosworth spent Sunday there.-Taere
Is considerable planting and sowing
yet to he done. ana some are just
Flowing their gardens
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs, *. w King went on sat
urday to Lake Bomosecn, where they will
pass tho summer at the Grand View
ilouse.-Mr, and Mrs t. y. Bssell are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charles Savery at
HYDE Park.-Mr. and Mrs. Norman Doug
las of Sherburne. Mass are guests of
their sister. Mrs G. W. Howard. Miss
Douglas, and brother. T., Il, Douglas. -
Charles LaVallcy has sustained frac-
turc of his right arm.-AIrs. T. r. Plat
entertained the Moravian clu Wednes-
day.-Mrs. and Miss Nottingham enter
tanned the Moravian club Tuesday
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. +. r.. Douglass,
Mrs, g. W. Howard. Miss NJ. A. Douglas
and n. h. Douglas were in East Middle
bury, where they placed u bronze marker
ut the grave of their ancestor. Norman
Tupper. who served in the War of lsl2,-
Miss Stieknoy passed SUNDAY in Whiting
Tuesday evening the officers of the
Alma iendeo chapter. Order of Eastern
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Or, George Spiller visited at j. {. Car
penters the last of the week. He has -r
far recovered from the ankle he broks
that he is able to walk with cane.-The
Richmond grange presented the three
act comedy, The Deacon's Second
Wife," at the NJ. w. A. hail TUESDAY
evening. Mrs. Georgia Pierce and Mis-
Lila Goodrich attended the teachers
meeting at Richmond Friday.-Ira n,
young son OF Mr.. and Mrs Carl Higlev
who was badly burned a week ago, 81,
decidedly better at present
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Sargent are the
parents of daughter. born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Liberty are tho
parents of q son. born Sunday.--The
Ladies Will have a sociahle at the Mod
ern Woodmen's han Wednesday. June 3.
Ali are requested to be present as the
Eociety is to be reorganized. The address
Memorial day will he at 1900 o'clock
They will meet to decorate the graves At
HOO o'clock Master Ira Higley contir-
ues to ,mnroVc SLOWLY
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GRANVILLE.

Fred Dodson has taken possession of
the property formerly owned by 70. D..
Hemenway, who has moved with his
family to Ludlow. his native place.
Mr. Dodson will carry on the Bowl
business In the future Herbert Camp
bell Is to work for aim Mrs. Leon
Ca1y is improving-Mis Harry Hub
bard, who has been in Peru visiting
her sister, returned MOnday.-Mrs
John Race ana three small children
are at l. +. Cady's Memorial day
exercises were held hv the school in
district No. 10 Wednesday. The teacher
Mrs Lizzie Shampiny. was the man.
ager.-Mrs Earl Mcintosh and laugh
ter of Randolph are in town with hei
sister Mrs. Leon Cady who has been
critically ILL., but Is a little better
Mrs. Rose Whitney was a guest OF
Mrs A. c. Lamb Sunday
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PANToN.

The 10Th annual meeting of tho Addison
County Baptist association will be held
In Panton Tuesday, June 4. The meet
ing will he preceded by a Young peoples
session Monday evening with the follow
ing order of exercises Praise service;
devotional exercises: reports from the
societies: business; address, with Jesus,
Victory" by the Rev T.. NJ Holman,
state president of s. Y. =. L; closing
exercises; morning session. 1915, devo-
tional services, the Rev. W. r. Hudson,
pastor of Methodist Episcopal Church.
Panton: 1923. organization. appointment
of committees; l0:+5 annual association
session, the Rev c r. Reekie Addison;
II 90 reading of church letters; las,
offering; 1900. henediction: dinner; after
noon session, 80, devotional service, the
Rev. +. NJ. Holman. Bristol; lao, Echoes
Of the Northern Baptist Convention" the
Rev. W. A. Dawson. d. D.; 2:lO. woman $
hour, 'Our Foreign Work. Miss S.
Belyea. kinkwa, China; Work Among
the Slovaks." Miss Lyde jenkins. Pitts
burg. Pa; $40, three vital topics to he
presented and discussed. THE Relation
of the Pastor to the Church and Gem
munity." by Supt j. n. Barss, YER
sennes, The Obligation of the Com
munity to the Church and Pastor" by
the Rev r. q. Esten. Middlebury, and
The Relation and OBLIGATION of the
Church and Pastor to the Denomination, 4"
by the Rev. Thomas Dawson. Charlotte.
discussion; 4:30, 1.-THE Northern Baptist
Education Society and Its Need" the
Rev T. A. Howard. Whiting. 4:40, bust
ness 5l5, closing exercises; evening scs-
sion 7'So, song service; devotional serv-
Ice 7:5o, address. ''rhe Baptist standard
of Efficiency" the Rev j. A. Brakcr.
Burlington Offering; address, the Rev.
James T.. Norcross; adjournment The
Panton church extends her hospitality 10
her sister churches and ,leir delegates
| plan to come
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Saturday'-D. C. Bevins and son, Harry,
were in town Friday
Miss Mary Gale visited her sister, Mrs
b. F. Kinney Sunday. Mrs Elmer Rey-
nolds is at the home of Mortimer Rey-
nolds.-Mrs. w. G. Blake is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Ward, and John Richards
School closes Wednesday and will not
open again until Monday.-Mr. Story OF
Grand Isle spent Monday night at r
f.. smith's.-Emma Boyden IS spending
the week at Erastus Cushman's In
| Georgia.--John Flynn returned to 81
| Adams Tuesday night after spending =
Few days at his farm. Earl Aver Is here
| this week huYing calvns
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HUNTINGDON.

Mrs. r. NJ. Norton and Mrs. Clarence
Kenyon were in Essex over sunday
Lawrence Swinyer went to Rochester
Saturday with MIR and Mrs James
Swinyer to attend tho funeral of rela-
tive.--Mrs. Is. +. Morrill, entertained
the Kings Daughters Wodnesday.-A
rangements are being made for the OBJ
servance of children : day In two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. A. Alger has been spending the
past few days in Jonesvile While Mrs.
r. w. Johnson and daughter. GLADYS,
were returning from Richmond Wednes-
day, May = their horse became frighteI 3D.
throwing them out. Although they came
out with slight bruises, the carr. &c He.5
nearly demolished.
Russell Johns. a native and lfe-lor
resident OF this place, died Monda
afternoon at about two o'clock OF pleuro-
pneumonia. MIR. Johns was Il years OLD.
He is survived by his wife and two daugh-
tiers, Mabel and Lila The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
a his late home.
Mrs Grace Martin. Ruel Martin
and Mrs John CARPENTER were in
Jericho Sunday.-Mrs. f. II Kinds went
to Cambridge MONDAY to attend the fun
eral Of friend Miss Gladys Johnson
has a new Everett Baby Grand piano
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WHITING.

Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Denton and little
daughter. Prudence. of Brandon were
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w Denton. Sunday.-Mr. L. A. Webster
who has been West for several months
is at home for a few days.-NIrs. G. T
Mason was the guest of her sister ir
Bra ndon Tuesday and ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Misses Jessie and Maude Webster have
gone to Ludlow-Mr Filion was the
guest OF her sister in Orwell over Sun
day.--Irene Filion is at home from Bran
don for n few days
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CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid served hash sup
per at the Vestry Wednesday evening"
Mrs. Erwin Thorp of New York city is
visiting at II. 9. Thorp number of
the young people gave Miss Carlene
Wooster a surprise china and kitchen
shower at her home Saturday evening -
Mrs Henry Thorp has gone to Shell
burne TO he at the home Of her son, En-
erson Thorp, for a visit.-The schools
had exercises Wednesday appropriate
to Decoration day.-The annual school
exhibit will be held in October. IN
addition to the usual prizes offered, spe-
cial ones will he given to the boys who
excel in raising corn. All good varieties
viii be admitted. Prizes will be given
for tho best car If either pop corn or
field corn Also the best 10 ears of either
pop corn or field corn After land is pre-
pared for planting. contestants must take
entire care of crop. Each contestant
must send name to the superintendent OF
schools before close of spring term.
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WEST BOLTON.

MIR. and Mrs. Norman Dibble arc via,,
Ing Mr.. Dibble's parents in Keene, N Y
Miss Mattimore and Miss Leary attend
ed the teachers conference of the W..
nooski valley Union at Richmond Fri.
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mnckler werr
In Burlington Sunday Mrs. Clara +
Powell from the Gordon missionary train
ing school. Boston. is to supply tho Ban
fist pulpit during the summer months
commenced her work May o6.-Fre,
Streeter went to Worcester, Mass. Mon
day for short stay.-Mrs. Mary Yorl
has been i'll during the past three week
but is better.
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NORTH PETERSBURG.

There will be memorial exercises al the
Methodist Church on Thursday after
noon at two O'Clock, consisting of music,
recitals and addresses by DIR. c. \. Curtis
and others. After the exercises all are in
vited to visit the cemetery and decorate
the graves, The Y NJ. c. A. expect to
have an athletic meet during the after
noon. Ice cream cake and coffee will
he on sale The proceeds will be used
towards painting the church. Mrs. +, r,
Baker has returned to Burlington after
spendng a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baker-Mrs. Noble Kimball is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Alice Hall,
IN Weybridge MIR. and Mrs. John liar-
rington have little daughter, born May
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Seguin are in
Hyde Park to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Edward Godette.-Burton Beers and fam
lily, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
f. s. Fonda and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Beers. returned to Jericho Center sunday
evening. The retreat which has been in
progress for a week at the Church of
our Lady of Mt. Carmel closed Sunday.
The firm OF St. George & Hart. mer-
chants at East Charlotte village. has
dissolved partnership by mutual consent,
Mr. Hart will continue the business
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FERRISBURC.

Miss Ella River- of Charlotte is visit
ing at Mrs. J. l.. Pccue's .-PostmaSter
stepping on a rusty nail. He IS doing as
we'll as could he expected-Mrs. J. w.
JVkman is at her sisters Mrs Godette'
in Nergennes, caring for Mr.. Godette. who
is i'll with a fever-Mrs. w. r. Nichols
and G. l.. Kimbal were in Burlington
yesterday .-Ric hard Preston has his new
house nearly completed. Hubbard
of Middlebury was business visitor in
town ycsterday.-The Rev. y. l.. Ball of
East Arlington is managing the work on
his farm here.
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ST. GEORGE.

The Rev +. NJ, Sawyer and fanny or
Hincsburs visited at the home Of NJ. w.
Hinsdale Thursday.-Mr and Mrs. s. f..
Hinsdale Of Burlington were In ~ town
Friday.-Mr. and Mrs II. X. Ward OF
Georgia passed the weekend with MT
and Mrs. Earl Ayer-Mrs. ihoepe Ann
Hinsdale is visiting I'm burlington
Miranda Wcscott entertained her son.
Ira Wescott, and wife OF Montpelier
Sunday Misses Bessie, jennie and Syl-
via Wellinscr passed Saturday in Bur-
linGton