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WESTFORD.

Mrs F. b. Macomber is ut home after
visiting in Essex Junction and Essex
Center-Mrs. Julia Bates has returned
and has opened her house for the re-
mainder of the summer-Charles Whipple.
who was badly cut about one eye by flying
spinters from circular saw. is able TO
be out Of the house.-Mrs. j. T.. Allen
is spending the week in West Chester
field, Mass.--H. n. Macomber is making
repairs on the dam.-It is reported that
l.. d. Coates has sold his farm on Osgood
hill to Joseph Dorr,-Mrs. James H.
Grow and children of Essex Junction are
in town.--Miss Caswel OF South Burling-
ton, who has been visiting at William
Browns. returned to her home Saturday
Herbert T.. duntley has bought a
Paterson automobile
Mrs. T. H. Ruggles started for Ill.
nois early Tuesday morning. Her
daughter, Miss Eleanor, Is i'll In a san
atorium there.-There VIII be a social
in the Baptist Church Friday evening
OF this week.
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The death Of Mrs. Mary A. Herrick,
widow Of Samuel Bigwood, occurred at a
late hour Sunday evening.
Tho funeral Of Mary A. Herrick. widow
OF Samuel Bigwood, was held Mt 2:s0
o'clock yesterday afternoon at her late
residence. ~ East Spring street. with in
.erment IN Green Mount cemetery. Mrs.
Bigwood celebrated her s5th birthday on
iuesday' July ~. and is survived by six
children. Irving A. Granger OF Mosher
vihe' Mich. julia A. Granger and Frank
~ blgwood OF Winooski, William T.. and
Frederic IL. OF Toronto. Canada, Harry
W. OF frovldence. X. l.. one sister, Mrs.
Marina Lincoln. and one brother. Alison
A. Herrick OF Milton. "a grandchildren and
~ sreat-grandchildren. She was born in
West Milton July 30. 1897. and was the
daughter OF Elijah and Polly Davis Her
rick. She was married to John Granger
In September, 1915. and to the late Samuel
Bigwood In September. 1860. Mrs. Big
wood was member OF the First Baptist
Church OF Burlington, where she will he
greatly missed by the older members n
well as by her immediate friends. At all
times she was Of n loving and gentle dis
position. sacrificing her own feelings and
wishes to those around her. MIR. and Mrs.
William r. Bgwood and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred II. Bigwood of Toronto were here to
attend the funeral
Fred Blanchette. who was arrested on a
warrant charging him with stealing a
set OF false teeth from n Phillip Little
was given hearing in municipal court
Tuesday and as Little could not place
any value on the teeth Blanchette was
acquitted of the charge.
At the monthly meeting Of the board
Of trustees Monday night It was voted
to repair Weaver street from Railroad
avenue to West Allen street and to repair
the sidewalk In front of st. Stephens
Church. President J. +. o Sullivan was
absent from the meeting and Trustee
George Vilemaire presided. The bills paid
amounted to $91162.
Word has been received Of the death in
Fond du Lac, Wis. Of DR.. Edmond Allard
which occurred last week. DR.. Allard was
the son Of Peter and Sophia Allard and
resided here ~ years ago
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TOWNSVILLE.

Calvin Root OF Charlotte has returned
to his home after spending a few days at
NJ NJ. Alger's.-Mr. and Mrs c. c. Fuller
have returned after spending week In
Royalton.-M Marie Berry is spending
her vacation at Malletts Bay.-Henry
Pease, Mrs. Mary Pease and daughters.
Miss Elsie Pease OF Burlington and Mrs.
Verne Tomlinson and children of Barre
are in camp at Lake Iroquois for week.
Mrs. NJ. J. Perkins has returned to Wor-
cester. Mass, after spending 10 days with
relatives Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Chessmore
are expected Friday from their Western
trip.-Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Crandall spent
Sunday NJ Lake IroQuois.-B
Trovers of Chicago arrived Sunday night
To visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
TroVers.
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River, Mass.-Mr and Mrs. James
O'Byrne Of Boston have returned to their
homo after a three weeks stay with his
parents.-Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Berry re-
turned from Boston Thursday and are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Fuller
for short stay before going to Essex
Junction. where Mr. Berry is engaged to
teach the coming year.-Miss Maud Mar
tin and Miss Frances Robinson OF Fall
River, Mass. are guests of friends in
town-NIr. and Mrs. e. l.. Freeman leave
this morning for New Bedford, Mass
where they will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Woodwork formerly Of this
town-Miss Moore Of Warren is guest
or Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Demick at their
cottage at Lake Iroquois.-B r. Towers
OF Chicago arrived Sunday morning for a
three weeks stay with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Towers.
The Aid Circle of Kings Daughters meet
at the Round Church park Friday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Fay of Clare
mont. n. H.. arrived In town Saturday
evening by automobile, and will be the
guests of r. ". Fay and Mrs. A. r. Will
liams.-Mrs Preston IIadley Of Bellows
Falls is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. c. Berry.-Dr. and Mrs. Lavolette are
at Highgate Springs for a two weeks va
cation.-Miss Miller of Needham, Mass,
is visiting at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. c. l.. Paddock. -Buel e. Andrews Of
Albany. N. VI. was visitor in town Tues.
day'-The Misses Agnes Keefe. Grace
kilpeck. Mary Agnes and Rebecca Nc.
Govern and Rose Corvln are In camp at
st. Adams Bay for 10 days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Perras Of Montreal are guests of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Burnell. MIR. and
Mrs. 7. w. Towers with their daughter
Mrs. NJ. a. Love of Barre. are at thei,
camp at Lake Iroquois.-Mrs. ]. W. Berry
is at the home of her parents in Starks.
boro for two weeks vacation.-Miss
Mamie Alberts and Clarence Phelps were
married Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
by the Rev. A. +. Clermont
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

AT the special village meeting Wednes-
day. July 81 1t was voted to petition the
public service commission to act upon the
proposed amendments to the village char
ter which seek to increase the bonded in
debtedness of the village from $4,000 to
$4,000 for the purpose of extending the
water system to the French village"
Should the public service commission
grant the request. then the proposition Of
increasing the bond issue will be voted
upon at a village meeting
Miss Ella Pine Is here to remain four
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Whitney
and other relatives. Miss Pine. who taught
in Pennsylvania last year. will next year
be instructor of domestic science at the
University Of Minnesota at st. Paul.
William r. Johnson & Son have begun
work on the foundation for their new
creamery and cold storage plant The
creamery will have cement foundations
and floors. and will be 2Sx65 feet in dimen-
slons.
At the special school meeting Saturday
evening 1t was voted to bond for $4,000
with which to remodel and complete the
Prospect street schoolhouse.
The Rev. C. =. Adams of the CongreSa
tiona Church with Mrs. Adams and
daughter lett this week for IL four
weeks vacation. the greater part OF which
they will spend at Lake Carmi In Frank
In. The first two Sundays the Rev. D. II.
Strong of Milton Will occupy the pulpit.
Mrs.. Olive Tarhox was 81 years old
Mondny. She received gifts OF fruit and
flowers and calls from several friends.
Mrs. TarboX Is in very poor health bu.
her mental faculties remain remarkably
clear.
Bert Parsons of San Francisco came
Monday night to visit his mother. Mrs.
Belle Parsons Mr.. Parsons has been
away about eight years
Chief of Police David Demag Monday
night arrested Patrick Morris on a charge
of intoxication and making a disturbance
on the train between Burlington and this
place. Morris claimed to be from Under
hill
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Marble have re-
turned from Mortified. where they
have bought a place and will go there
about September l to reside
Messrs. Brownell and Whitney have
commenced the construction Of a saC-
mill on Park street near the railroad
tracks and expect to have Il running
In about three weeks.
The body of George w. Lovett of
Canaan. n. H.. was brought here yester-
DAY for burial in the village cemetery,
His wife. who is critically III, WAS a
daughter Of tn late Leroy PIummer. who
AZ one time resided in this vicinity. Mr..
l'ovett was 6S years old
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ORWELL.

w. II. Norton, captain of the
Horizon. was in town last week to see
Miss Ann Norton, who has been Ill for a
week but is reported much better.--J. w.
Buell. was taken i'll last week.-The Rev
Mr.. Murkland of Aliddlcbury preached at
the Congregational Church Sunday.-Mrs.
C. Z. Ray of Washington, Conn. has
been with her mother, Mrs. G. B. Luther.
for Week.-Mrs.. +. A. Bratt and Miss
Helen Raymond of Fort Edward are at
their farm hcre.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Rolln Smith re-
turned to their homes Saturday in
Rochester and Schenectady. n. Y.--Lewis
Bessctt. who has been at James H.
Thomas's with his family, returned to
Schenectady Saturday.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Fairbanks OF Randolph is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Fish, c. CO.
nant is visiting his sister. Mrs. Herbert
Tenney. In Belchertown. Mass-Mr. and
Mrs. j. T. o'Byrne. who have been spend
ing a two weeks vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. O'Byrne, have re-
turned to New York city.-Miss Eva
Berry of Burlington was at her home here
over Sunday.-Mrs. l.. a. Conant returned
Friday from sin weeks stay with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs Martin, in Fan
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NEW HAVEN.

The next meeting Of Beaver Glen
Grange is Friday evening, August O.
There VIII he program of readings, mu-
sic and a question box. The subject for
discussion is. Resolved: THAT there are
better opportunities for wholesome rec
rehtion IN the country than III the city"
The audience will be asked to vote on
the question at the door
The old home service in the cemetery
at New Haven Sunday afternoon will be
one hour earlier than first announced, at
2:O D. M, instead OF 300 p. m Many of
the graves will be decorated with flowers.
The morning service, when DR.. Barton Of
Boston is expected to preach. VIII be at
the usual hour. 1O:H
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LINCOLN.

Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Thayer and son
are visiting at his nephew's, w. f..
Pierce-Glenn Jackman and Miss la
sweet were married at the Catholic
Church at Bristol on Monday morning by
the Rev. Father Doherty. They are
spending week at Lake Dunmore-Mrs.
Pauline Lamb had shock at y. s. Days
Saturday and is not expected to live
Jason Green is able to be out. but is not
able to work.-Edwn Hills sister has
come from Middebury to keep house for
h.m.-W. w. Morgan is ill.--NTr. and Mrs
NJ. b. Cove are in Massachusetts for 10
DAVIS
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in a few moments. He is survived by his
wife, two sons, Meader Martin Of Bur-
lington and r. c. Martin of this town;
two daughters. Mrs. Jennie Tower of
Burlington and Mrs. F. q. Levarn OF
this town. His age was rs years.-The
Home Circle of the Congregational
Church met with Mrs. Hascy Bris-
toll yesterday afternoon. Gentlemen were
invited to supper.-Lynn Sunderland of
Bridport is visiting his aunt. Mrs. A. c.
Sumner. G.. Sayles of Seattle, Wash,
Is visiting his sister Mrs. Edith Mix. II
is their first meeting in 81 years.-Neil
Sumner Is ut home from Pittsfield. Mass.
Glenn Jaclman and Miss lila Sweet
both Of Lincoln. were married Monday
morning at ST. Ambrose's rectory by the
Rev. +. j. Doheny.
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HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
CONTINUED from page IL

vicinity.--B. j. Clark Is In Charlotte this
week.-Mr and Mra. Thomas Sprague
end children of Waltham were over-Sun-
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Sprasue.-Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Stew
art of Mddlebury were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Martha Stcwart-Miss Ell
Ia Hallock of Richmond is visiting friends
In town.-Miss Minnie Ellison who has
been spending several weeks in Swanton,
has returned. Mrs n. Il. Haseltno
AMI two children of San Francisco, Cali
Hre at Judge T. A. Haseltine's. Tho doc
tor has charge of navy hospital In San
Francisco His rank In the medical corps
is that OF first Lieutenant -Mcader Mar
tin died suddenly vt the home of his
daughter. Mrs. f. q INvarn. Sunday aft
crnoon with acute indigestion. He had
dinner at the home of his son, y. G.. Mar
tin went 10 his daughters, only short
~iAtAnnA -'iramnlained OF being W and died
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LEICESTER.

Mrs A. N. partition Of Jersey City. n.
j., Is visiting her sister. Mrs Herbert
Fletcher.-A daughter was born Tuesday,
July 20, to Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Johnson.
Mrs. Archie La Morder. who has been
Ill the past week. is convalescent.-Miss
Laura johnson is visiting her sister, Mrs
Fred Ellis in Salisbury.-Harley Fletcher
of Jersey City, y. j., Is visiting his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fletcher
Mrs. Frank c. Clark IS i'll.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Henry Bean. who died in Bellows Falls
last week, was n former resident of this
town, where all his early life was passed.
Mrs. Myra Kimball returned to Monk
ton Friday after spending a month with
here and in tnderhill.-Mrs. John Naylon
was guest of her son. W. w. Aldrich,
last week-Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Tiley
were at S. n. Tilley's in Williston sun
day.-MisS Florence A!drich returned
Thursday from a visit to Miss Luella
Drinkwater in Tnderhill. Miss Eunice
Prior visited Mrs. Roscoe Mace in Willis
ton the last of the week.
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HArDYICK.

Miss Helen C#ss # Ncdford Mass. IS
in town.-The local baseball team de-
fcaled the Philadelphia Giants Thursday,
I to g. and St Johnsbury team Tuesday.
9 70 2-Enoch Bailey was severely injured
was ridinS-E. f. Cree and Mr.. and Mrs.
i. f. Cree OF Plainheld were Visitors at
W. s. Perry's the first of the week.
The Rev. and Mrs f. c. Clark OF West
Barnet were in town the first Of the week
Several of the local sportsmen arc form
ing rod and gun club
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Charles Wright and daughter re-
turned to their home in Massachusetts
last week two weeks sooner than they
planned, on account OF the failing health
of her brother, George Robbins. -William
Stuart of New York city is at Dana
Marsh's for some time.-Mss Neva
Claiiin from Bethel is in town.-Thc town
is putting an iron bridge up the branch,
where the odd Address, bridge stood
Miss Rita Fisk is at the Bread Loaf Inn
in RiDton
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NSve been spending a week camping at
Long Point.-Clara Clark gave an after
noon tea on Thursday In honor Of her
guests, Miss Barker and Miss Haywood
or Potsdam, N. Y.-John Cars family
are camping at Elem Point-Mr. and Mrs.
julius Clark are guests Of friends at
Queen City Park.-Mrs. Elvira Sickle is
In Elizabethtown. N. Y.--The Ladies'
Aid we're entertained Wednesday by Mrs.
IL. w. Spooner.-Ida J. Moulton will give
an entertainment here under the auspices
OF the grange on September 19.--Dr. and
Mrs. T. +. Townsend Of Richville are
guests at NJ. b. Hanks's
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Lillian Van Akin and daughter,
Helen Carlton, went to their home In Bur-
lington on Saturday and were accom-
panied by May Crane.--Grand View
grange held meeting Friday evening.
II was In charge of the ladies. The pro-
gram consisted of music, both vocal and
Instrumental. and several papers.--Mr.
and MIA Charles O'Bryan and family
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Earl aver and children have gone
to Swanton to visit her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. F. NJ Hubbard.-Miss Abbie Well
niger Is visiting her cousin. Florence
Miles, in Williston.-Magg!e Kehoe Of
Richmond passed Sunday with her
brother Edward Kehoe and family.-Miss
Nora Hinsdale spent n few days with
Mrs. William Fletcher in Shelburne.-Mrs
Miranda Wescott is with her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Allen. IN Sheburne.-Mrs.
Ira Chase passed Sunday with her niece,
Mrs. Bernice Ruel. in East Charlotte.
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Dayton have return
cd to Plainfleld.M Il. Il. Edgcrton OF
Somcrvillc. Mass, who has been visiting
at c. J. Barbour's, pas returned to her
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plat of
Shoreham were recent guests of friends
hcre.-Mrs. Addie Williams of Jackson
v.le, H., Is visiting relatives in town
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CHARLOTTE.

Benjamin Hicks ofOrskary Falls. n. Y,
has been visiting his aunt. Mrs. NJ. ].
Alexander-The Rev. c. l.. Smith Of Bur.
lington occupied the pulpit of the Con-
gregational Church Sunday.-Mrs Bee.
man Is visiting at her sons, Dr. F. r.
Falhy.-Mrs. F. II. Hosford has returned
from Chicaeo.--Miss Dorothy H. Cook Is
ir town.-The Sunday school boatride go-
ing to Rouses Point will he Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Frost of C;lens
Falls, ~ Y. are visiting at Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles NJ. Ryington's.-The Ladies' Aid
met with Mrs. May IIighee We'd
nesday afternoon-Mr. and Mrs George
Root of Boston are visiting relatives in
town.-The Misses Marie and Christine
Guick are passing their vacation at their
home here.-Mrs. F. II. Hosford returned
fror. Chicago Thursday.-M Louise
Bora is at home from West Lebanon ".
Y.-Thomas Synder is III,
Miss Sarah Wooster Emo. who is at
home for the summer. has resigned her
position as librarian of the John e. Stet-
son University. Deland. Fla. which she
has held for the last two years. to ac-
cept better position as reference IL
hraran in Bryn Mawr College. Rryn
Mawr. Pa, Miss Emo has just returned
from the meetings of the National library
association at Ottawa, Canada.
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TINES THURSDAY AUGUST 1872

Smith were guests of Mrs. j. L. Davis
Tucsday.-A surprise was given Mr.. and
Mr.. o. II. Ring Friday evening in honor
Of their 18th anniversary. weybridge and
New Haven were we'll represented and
all enjoyed a pleasant evening.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. Bingham of Bristol are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Baker.-Miss Jennie
Brown Of Boston is a guest of Mrs. j.
Potter
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers of Rome
n. V. are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Ezra kimball-Lester Brace has moved
his family into Ernest Gorton's tenement
house.-W. {. Bingham of Bristol was in
town Friday.-Mss Marion Higley Of
Richmond has beenspondng the pastweek
with her uncle. a. II. lIgley.-Miss hazel
Swiuyer Of Rochester ID spending . lew
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WEYBR1DGE.

The Rev. Alexander Mckinley and
family Of Dalton. Mass, are expected in
town this week. and will be guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. l.. Thompson. Mr. McKin-
ley will occupy the pulpit of the Meth
odist Church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. T.. Fiske has returned from a
visit to Waterbury. Conn.--The Rev. and
Mrs. A. A. Platte Of Moriah. N. Y, were
guests at the Methodist parsonage over
Sunday.-Mrs. Il. +. Dewey has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital.-Mr.
and Mrs. Henri Kraus Of New York city
were over-Sunday guests at the Thomp-
son farm.-Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler Is i'm
proving.
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POINTERS.

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NOTICE.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED new edition
Of the Vermont song by Mrs. Cole.
which will send by mail to any ad-
dress in the U. s. on receipt Of Is cents.
w. v. Farr. II Buell. street, Burlington.
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HINEsBURG.

News has been received of the death
OF Mrs. Ryder. wife of the Rev. w r.
Ryder. former pastor of the Methodist
Church. Her death occurred at Blooming
dale, n. Y, where the Rev Mr.. Ryder
Is engaged in the ministry. having
finished his pastorate Of the Hnesburg
church in the spring of 1911. Mrs Ryder
made many friends during her residence
here. She leaves beside her husband
three sons and n daughter.
Miss Sarah Andrews Of Essex Is visit.
Ing at Roger Lyman .-IIarlan Bostwick
of Burlington Is spending a few weeks at
his old home here.-Nir. Stebbins. dis.
trict secretary of the first United States
civil service district. was in town Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs Stanch, who have
been visiting at b. J. Boynton's went to
New York and Hartford, Conn, for a
few days before returning to their home
In Chicago.-Mr. and Mrs Sidney Bush.
nell and Mrs. Sarah Daniels Of Natick.
Mass. who have been visiting at Mr..
Bushnelrs. went to Addison Wednesday
to visit Mr.. Bushnells daughter. Mrs.
Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. William Bennett
and children Of Underhill are guests of
Mrs. Benefits brother. Eugene Lampson.
Miss Sessions will speak in the Con-
greGational Church Sunday morning in
the interest Of the Kurn Hattin Home.
There will also be union service in the
evening at the same place.-Mr and Mrs
Charles A. Hickok of St Adams are
spending the week with her sister. Mrs.
ii. H. Page.--Mrs. Caroline D. Wead ia
spending several days with Miss saba
Wead.-A horse driven by Lucien Bost-
wick to the creamery became frightened
at an automobile near Homer Tromblys
and injured Mr.. Bostwick so that he will
give up farming. His brother, Fl. E. Bost-
wick. of Burlington will take his place or
the farm.-A1rs. Kate Il. Russell of 1856
South Union street. Burlington. recently
gave to the public library a handsome
oak book case capable Of holding 600
voumes.-A. s. Hull has rented and
moved into Mrs. Rebecca Rays house.
w. A. Weed is making extensive repairs
on his farm buildings. He also has finish
ed new COW stable 50 feet long.-Mrs.
Benjamin Beers and son Of Hartford,
Conn. are visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred
Tracey, who is also enterta lining Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Doyle of Albany. ~ Y. and
Miss Caroleen Smith Of Keene, n. H
Mrs. Curtis Shattuck and son of Monk
ton visited at w. G. Shattucks recently.
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FOR SALE.

NEW DOUBLE HOUSE. IS ROOMS.
gardens. for sale: center Of village
Business opportunity for carpenter.
mason. tinsmith. painter. 81, 800. To set.
tie estate. George Gilman. Hineshurs.
VT 172.dAw.lm.