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PANTON.

Mrs, Mary Sprague is visiting her son.
John at New Hampshire.--C Allen,
who has been visiting here, has return
ed to his home at Bellingham, Wash,
going by way OF the Canadian Pacific
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l., Hauchett of Mine
Vile, y, Y, were in town over Sunday
and attended the funeral Monday of
Mrs, Edith Purdow in West Addison. -
f.. H. Davis of Worcester, Mass, and
l.. II. Hall OF Great harrington, l.. l.,
are at the Davis farm at Adams Ferry.
Mrs, Charles Spauldins has returned
from few days In Burlington Samuel
Gaines has been confined to his bed with
qunsy. Nelson Merrill Is moving 10 the
Baptist parsonage and Carl Smith from
the Day place 10 the Wisel place vacat-
ed by Mr. Merrill. The chicken pie sup
per at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening was a success, 49,
being the net receipts.
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WINOOSKI.

Joseph Niquette died at his home
West Spring street at $50 o'clock SAT-
day morning. following three-dayS'
ness Death was due to dropsy. y
Niquette had been In failing health
the past year but had been able to
up and around as usual up to VIZ
nesday. when he was forced to take
his bed. lie was born in this village
years ago and has always resided he
He was a popular business man, Ia
ing conducted a meat and grocery hu
ness here for the past = years. lie "
a member of the st. Peter society.
sides his wife, he leaves three sons,
seph. Frank and Seraphim Niquette
this place, and seven daughters, Nj
George Couchon, Mrs Charles Heb
and Mrs. Joseph Mayer of Eastha u
ton Mass, Mrs, Walter Devino of ID
uington, Mrs. Paul Thibodeau, Mrs. AM
Carron and Miss Rose Niquette Of Il
place. He also leaves two sisters. M
Denise X. Niauette of Winooski and !
ter Frederic of Missoua, Montana, d
two brothers, DR.. l.. r, Niquette
northampton, Mass. and Gonzague
Quette of Rockford, H., and he is 81
vived by A grandchildren. His moth
Mrs. Odile Niquette, died Just year 4
and his sister, Sister Joseph, died II
December. The funeral was held
o'clock Tuesday morning. Burial was|
st, Francis cemetery,
A linen shower was rendered NJ
Mamie Staplcton at her home 2l6 WI
Canal street last evening by the d
lloyes of the Perfection OVergaiter cd
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Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Peck arc visiting
In Mddlcbury and elsewhere before Solns
to Burlington to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Sherwin ana son,
Sumner. returned from Cornwall Sunday
night--C. w. Sprague arrived home from
Uruguay, South America, where lie went
last May with a carload of sheep.-Thc
Rev. Il. NJ. Holman has recovered from
illness MIR. and Mrs. H. Il. Peck are
visiting in Cornwall before going to
burlington to reside. Their daughters
Mrs Mary Rider and Miss Georgiana
Peck, are packing their goods this week
Miss Georgiana Peck of St. Adams is
in town for week.
The w. C. r. u. will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. w n. Gove,-The
stock, farming tools, hay and grain
and household articles belonging to
the H. p. Bates estate were sold at
| auction Saturday. majority of the
young lady pupils OF the high school
have Joined the athletic association
Each Of the high school classes are TO
organize basketball clubs.--The j. u.
Wright farm west OF the village has
been sold to j. Y. Daniels of Burling-
ton, former owner. Mrs Wright
Will return TO StarkShOrO.--MfS tteien
Ross Of Monkton has been visiting her
| daughter Mrs. Bert Wright Mrs. Mel
son Hill has been visiting in Starks-
| boro~-FortN new books have been ad-
| Died to the Lawrence Memorial library
/ in the past two months.
| G.. w Orvis was a business visitor in
Burlington Superintendent A.
| w. Eddy of Middlebury was In town
Tuesday to attend the corn show.-A
| movement is being started for a lecture
course the coming winterMary Ann
| Young, a well known member of tho
Society of Friends. died in Starkeboro
| Tuesday night. She was we'll known
, here.--The 9th annual meeting of dis
! trict No Q. O. +. $, Will be held with
JIibanus Chapter, 80 AZ. at Masonic
hall Wednesday. November s. The frs,
session Will be opened at 1890 n. m. Din
ner VIII he served at L O'Clock. The
| work will be eXempihed by Frances
! stevens Chapter. No "a, of Winooski a,
! Two o'clock. The grand patron, grand
mat:'or. and other grand officers are ex.
, pec:ed 10 be present,
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ters. Among those present were; II. A,
Converse and w. 7. Bradley OF Char<
lotte.-Mlss Lucy Belle Pierce q student
Mt the University of Vermont Is serious.
ly Ill with typhoid fever at tho Mary
Fletcher hospital.--Tho Hope Circle of tho
Kings Daughters entertained the Shell
burne circle at the town hall Friday. A.
chicken pie dinner was served. Miss
Ethel Skiff and Miss Della Skiff have
gone 20 Springfield to visit their brother,
Arthur, and on their return will visit
their cousin, Mrs. Curler in Proctor -
Merriam Tilley has entered the Burlng-
ton high school.-Mss Matte Mckenzie
who teaches in the Brandon graded
school visited her mother over Sunday
on her return from attending the teachers
convention at Montpelier.
The funeral of Mrs. George Endres
was held at her late residence Monday
afternoon at ono O'Clock, the Rev.
Richard owen officiating The inter,nent
was in Monkton Among those present
from out Of town were: Dr. and Mrp
'alby and Mr.. Hallock Of Huntington.
MIR. and Mrs n. French and son OF Ver-
| gennes. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiesenhach Of
Monkton and Mr.. and Mrs Villa m
Steady OF Charlotte. There was a larg,
company OF neighbors and friends present.
| Mrs. Endres WIS u woman OF sterling
qualities, II kind neshbor and friend,
and above all n real home-mlker, Ths
| flowers were many and heaut!fuL- The
annual meeting or tho Ladies' Aid Of the
! Congregational society will be hsld Wed
nesday Mt one O'Clock ut Mrs q, H..
3oynton' s,--fhs condition of Miss Lucy
lforoe, who IL Ill with typhoid fsvsr st
tff..
chanFed.-Ths Hope Circle of tbs King d
Daughters viii give n musical entertain-
nent at the town hail Thursday even.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Ihe chicken pie supper and illustrated
lecture, given by the Ladies' Aid society
was success. tn proceeds being about
$40 -Mrs, Frank Castle of pittsfield and
Mrs. j. Ellis % Rochester visited Mrs
Ells's sister, Mrs, T. f. Dewey. over
sunday. The Rev. and Mrs w. w.
smith or Colchester are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. b. q. Wales.-F. Allen
was Weekend visitor in town.-C. h.
FisKe expects to move into his new house
THIS week.--A daughter was born to Mr.
ana Mrs. George LaRoQue Monday
Miss Lucy Harrington leaves for Rutland
to-day to resume her duties as nurse.
The Improvement society enjoyed a
novel Halloween entertainment Tuesday
evening.-The Rev. Frederick Hagadorn
VIII have for his subject Sunday morn
ing, The Overflow of Life" evening,
The Sacrifice
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bora, Jr.. have
gone to West Lebanon, N. y, To Yisi q
their daughter. Mrs. Grace Holloway, Il
George Gaines, who has been carryin ID
on the Porter farm for number OF
wears. IL moving to Rurlington.---Alfreti
Tins has his new residence nearly comb
pleted Charles p. Foote and Mss MaT
Murray We're quietly married at thd
home Of the bride In Hinesburg Thurs1
day evening. After a trip 10 NIntrea
and other points they will reside I'D
charlotte.
The Order of the Eastern Star will givd
an entertainment at Library hall T1dal|
evening consisting Of two short play
followed by a dance. Mrs. Julia Bellen
has returned from a long visit spent III
New York State.-Mrs r. r. Beers ha
ampton and Springfield, Mass.-Mrs wi
RI. Boardman has returned from Middlpl
bury.-Mrs J. p. Williams. who wa
taken violently i'll Saturday night. Is much
better Her daughter, Mrs. Y. II. Chess|
more, OF Jonesville. IS with heron ac|
count of the absence of the pastor therl
will he no service Sunday --The Ladie \
Aid will Toe entertained by Mrs. Beach al
Library hall Tuesday. November 4.
A fire early Wednesday morning bel
tween one and two o'clock destroyed
farm filled with hay and two large stack
on the Wtnterbotham property, nearly on
posite the house Of W. s Yale, whicl
but for the rain OF the daY would ais
have been burned II is not known how tn
fire started. The loss is about $500 ---Mor
day will be gentlemen's night at m
Grange They have secured the Nerger|
mes high school orchestra and Mr. Doug
lass, the union superintendent, will spealI
Refreshments will he served-Mrs. J.. /
Dean has gone to the Mary Fletche
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The artesian we'll being bored for the
village water department opposite tho
grain elevator OF w. Il. Johnson & Son
Friday reached "A depth of 425 feet. At Il
depth OF 400 feet test was made to as
certain the yield, which was found to be-
80 gallons per minute. The water board
believe the flow insufficient to supply tho
demand and the work will continue for a
time or until at least the well supplies
double the quantity of its present capa-
city. Rock OF a limestone nature was
reached at depth of 90 feet. This fact
gives the contrac tors, The Artosian Well
Supply company Of Providence, r. l.,
hope that the we'll will prove all that they
expect. Albert Knauf Is in charge of the
work.
The Drury Brick & Tile company Thurs
day closed down It's brick making
machines for the season. The dem anC
has been so large this year that many
orders could not be filled. The outpu
for the season is upward of six millions
the company has experienced some diff
Guilty in procuring sufficient help ant
Is considering installing some improved
machinery to facilitate the handling d
brick as well as to increase the volume
of business.
| Mrs Martha Norton has sold her place
on Maple street to Luther Bates of West
ford. who will move here this week
Mrs. Norton is to move into the rooms II
the upper part OF the J. S, Reynolds
shop on School street.
| There will be dancing following the en-
tertainment, The Old-Fashioned Husk
| ing Bee" to be given in Music hall un
der the auspices of the Ladies' Socia
| Union Friday evening. The follOwin,
will appear: 3. Il. Goodnough, Randolph
| Burke, Trafford Teachout, DR.. JOIN
Hunter Archie Rueg, Horace Marvin
William johnson, Harris Drury, Elme
! West Gordon Arkley. Henry Baldwin
| Mrs j. II. Viele Miss Julia Bates. Mar,
| Nichols. Madeline Mudgett and Mildred
! Teachout.
The teachers of the Essex Junction hiel
and graded schools met with Supern
tendent Miss Minnie Z. Hays Monda,
evening and discussed ways and mean
Of raising money for the State Teachers
Retirement fund. Miss Fanny Day wa
elected chairman, Miss Holley seCretar,
and Miss Tilley treasurer Various com
mittees were appointed. Arrangement
| We're made for supper and an enter
| tainmcnt for the purpose OF RAISING
| money. The supper will be served ii
w. X c. hall Thursday evening OF mex
week 10y the domestic science class ant
will he in charge of Miss Wheeler. tn
| domestic science teacher. On the even
ing Of November 20 there Will be Il read
ing In Music hall by Mrs. Lillian Pix
| Everest of Pittsburgh, This entertain
mont viii be follOWed by dancing.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Rev and Mrs. Albert Parker and
son have returned from Morrlsville.-M
and Mrs, NJ. f., Allen and Mrs l.. Aller
have gone to burlington to spend the
wntcr-Mrs. Edwin 'olsome and the
Misses Dorothy, Eleanor and Marian
have returned to burlington after spend
Ing several days in toWn.-Mrs Harley
Williams, who recently underwent an OPP
Grafton at the Fanny Allen hospital, is
gaining rapidly 49, Fred Harrington has
returned from Virginia. Charles
Cronk, who has been Ill with crysipelas
is much hctter-J. l.. St Peter is Install
ing AN elevator I'm his mill
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HINESBIIRG.

.. y. Mead, one Of the oldest citizens,
died Friday morning. He was 70 years
of age and lived in this town all his life.
lie was a member of Patriot Lodge, +. *
a. Nj. lie held most OF the town offices.
The funeral was held at his late resi-
dence Sunday at l:D p. m. He il sur.
viVed BY one son, Earl, and two dauGh-
tiers. Mrs. Charles Leonard and Miss Eta
Mead, all Of this town.
The marriage of Miss May Murray Of
this place and Charles Foote OF Char
lotte took place Thursday evening at the
home of her father, Charles Murray
Mrs. George Andres died Friday morn
ing at seven o'clock after severa
months illness with cancer, The funeral
was held Monday afternoon at one
o'clock at her late home. She is sur.
vived by her husband, one son and a
GRANDPA tighter. She was born in Ger
| many in 1901.
| The death OF George Lewis occurred
Thursday, October %, after a long ILL
ness The funeral was held at his late
home Saturday afternoon at one o'clock,
The funeral of Mrs, Rosina j. (Rollns)
Smith. the wife Of Wesley g. Smith. was
held at her late home Oct y at one
o o'clock. the Rev. f. NJ Sawyer officiating
Two selections Jesus Lover Of Ny
Soul" and Sometime Wei Understand"
favorites OF the deceased, We're rendered
by Mrs Maude Falhy. The bearers were
her two sons, c. w and c. j. Smith
two brothers. Alison and E A. Rollins
her hrother-in-law, Edwin Drinkwater
and grandson, c. p. Smith The floral
offerings were many and beautiful. There
was "A large attendance, The deceased
leaves a husband, w b. Smith; two sons,
| G. w. and c. j. Smith; one sister, Mrs,
| Edwin Drinkwater; two brothers. Alison
and T.. a. Rollins; also two grandsons,
several nephews and nieces and rwo
great grandchildren. Among those to at
| tend the funeral from out OF town Were:
Alison and f. a. Rollins, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f. Tilley, b. II. Ross and Mrs. Lutte
Gardner of South Burlington, Mr., and
Mrs W. G. Llvermore of Charlotte, Miss
! Eleanor Rollins and Mrs Alice Mcmahon
| OF Burlington Mr. and Mrs NJ. NJ.
Bates, Miss Carrie Bates. Mrs. W. $,
Durand and Mr.. and Mrs, w. G White
| of Richmond, Mr., and Mrs. Clayton Carl,
Vesper Thompson. Ct. Fl, Ring and Mrs,
Warren Thompson of Starksboro Maurice
Sullivan, Miss Mary sullivan and J, c.
Mahan of Wlliston.
| The funeral OF George Lewis was held
Saturday at one o'clock. the Rev, r. Nj,
Sawyer officiating. Burial was in the
village cemetery. There were many
floral offerings, including "A wreath from
the Hope Circle of the Kings Daughters.
J Among those here to attend the funeral
were his brother. Clifford Lewis, Il
nephew. Rollin Lewis, ana wife. all of
Brpokheld; two sisters, Mrs. Louise
| Booth of Essex and Mrs. Selinda Lee
\ of Burlngton.-The funeral of o. A.
| Mead was held at his late residence
Sunday at l;3o, the Rev. G, c. Adams
Of Essex officiating, The funeral was
under Masonic auspices. There were
many floral offerings including a wreath
from Hope Circle of the Kings Daueh-
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JERICHO.

Mrs y. II. Goodwin is spending
few days with her son in burlington
Mrs. l.. j Pierce, who has been visitin
her daughter. Mrs. +. \. PerCival, I'd
turned to Burlington Saturday. Mis-
Julia Porter is visiting Mrs. William
Naremore at bakersfield. Mrs. L. Z. Rid
was IN Burlington for the week end.--T 4
ladies of the Methodist society realize
s. from their supper Friday night.-Mf
Edna Weidcnbacker of Vergennes an
Miss Morey Turner of Lincoln. tO|
teachers who have been attending IN
teachers convention in Montpelier. sper
the Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. j
Weidcnbacler and family.
The Ladies' Aid society will give
halloween social in the parlors Of ID
Congregational Church this eve]
ing. d. McGinnis was in Richmoll
sunday to attend the funeral Of ClarI
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Bcrry.-F.
Tomlnson returned to Cambridge Tuel
day.-Mrs John Goddard Of Foster.
G., who has been visiting her sistd
Mrs Y. G. Nay, returned to her hon|
Monday.-Fayett Davis, and son, HowaI
of Lebanon, \. H, are visiting his sstj
| -. y
there to attend SCHOOL,. c. Morse VI
at home over Sunday from Burlingtd|
Mrs Laura Landon OF Johnson was
visitor at Mrs. Florence Whites Mol
daS
| Il w Wilbur has returned from Bo|
ton to spend n few days with his pal
ents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Wilbur. befo|
returning to his home in Potlan'. OreI
Mrs y. II. Goodwin has returned frci
Burlington.-Mrs Florence White al
daughter went Wednesday 10 spend fd
DAYS with Mr. and Mrs. F.. w. Henry
Tnderhili C. &. Buxton returned frot
Lowell Mass Tuesday. Mrs. BuXtc1
Will remain a few weeks as the guest
her brother. William Buzzell.-Mr. al
Mrs l.. f. Wilbur and r. w. Wilbur we
in Burlington Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Ma
tin il seriously ill.-Aiiss Julia Porter 4
turned from Bakersfield Tuesday.
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SOUTH STARkSBORO.

Ralph Elliott. who Is attending the
agricultural school at randolph, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. George Elllott-Mrs. Rob-
ert Young is ill-Mrs. lorette OrVis, who
mas been Visiting her SON. Nllllam Owls
and family. accompanied the Rev. and
Mrs, Charles Franklin To south Giens
Falls, y. Y, Monday. Mr. FRANKLIN has
n cali to preach there the coming year
Mrs, Mary A. Young died suddenly
early Tuesday morning from apoplexy at
the home of her grand nephew Elisha
Folansbec, at New Haven Junction, She
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FARMS Fer SALE.

A GENTLEMAN'S FARM, all equipped.
for sale at n bargain. The Whip-Poor-
VIII Farm, 100 acres. two miles from
Brandon depot and postoftice, consist
ing of tilagc, pasture ana timber land
with three thousand dollars worth Of
standing pine to spare. With good
set of buildings, consisting of a two
story brick house, Il rooms, besides
bath ana pantry; now stock barn,
36x13O it.. tie ups for A. cattle, seven
horses besides three boXstalls, and a
row of calf pens the length of the barn;
two silos attached capacity 100 ton;
hay barn about COMO with tool sheds
attached; small sucar-bush newly
equipped and plenty Of wood, fruit and
aqueduct water. In addition to the
above IS a 33-acrc creek meadow with
barn thereon. A fun line OF machine
cry, crops. forty extra grade Jersey
COWS, five horses, ten hogs and hens 60
with the place for $1,000 on easy terms.
This place has been producing about
20 per cent per annum on the price
asked. Apply to Bron G, Soager
AdmX., on premises, or Willis V. Ealr
Burlington, VT. -5i12t&W,It.
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SALISBURY.

The store Of Atwood & Field was brok-
on into Friday evening and the stock
OF goods thrown around. Canned goods,
jewelry and clothing to a considerable
amount wcr" taten.--Mr and Mrs X. +.
Noyes are the parents OF a daughter
born Friday.--Thc Ladies' Missionary
society met with Mrs. c. a. Bump Tues
day afternoon Sidewalk society
will have a Halloween social at thu
town hail Friday evening. An entertain.
ment. refreshments and fish pond will
be- enioyed.--F. w. Whitney and fami \
were at Mrs. llamilton's over Sunday. -
Mrs John Ellis came home from Rur
lngton hospital TuesdaY.-Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Tucker of Lincoln were at vii
liam Stoves over Sunday.
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NOTICE.

ally SEND your subscriptions 10
strangers when your relghhors and Eel
low taxpayers stand ready to place
them at the lowest club ratcs. Any re-
liable last chance offer duplicated And
many cpscial Offers. Send me your list
before November and save money.
Ladies', you can Obtain MCCalls Maya
sine three years and .hrrc patterns by
aNaing one dollar 20 ANY cub yoG may
sr,d IA. this week. w V. FAR, spe-
,ai agent FOR the Country Ge1t'enGn,
% North Un,or street burlington, VI.
207 st!1C' 1t.
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MONKTON.

Th" Illustrated pictures With Il talk by
the R"v. q. c. Cornell will not he held
SUNDAY evening as was previously an
having been postponed until n
week later The Junior League meeting
will be held sunday afternoon at Ave
o'clock with Miss Alice Shepherd as
leadcr.-Alrs Della Dean has returned
from Benson, where she visited at the
home Of the Rev, and Mrs. II. NJ Hall -
Mrs. |, ], Elliott Of Waltham is visiting
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Glenn Torrev is ill.--Mr and Mrs.
Willis Palmer and children are visiting
at Fred owens IN Hinesburg Mrs.
Charlotte Willard who has been the
guest of her brother, s. f. Smith, and
family, has returned to her home in
Connecticut. The G. r. Il. social at f..
l.. Wiilmarth's was fairly well attend
ed, considering the bad weather A liter
airy program was carried out and re-
frcShmentS were served .-MiCS Helena
Palmer is at home( convalesCing from
hnr
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

W. W Marsnaii has sold his block on
Main street to John Leith.--The Aiken
block on tho same street has been sold
to Mrs Anna Pierce-Harry Dimick had
the misfortune to lose O finger on his
right hand Monday when II was crushed
between two pieces OF granite in the
Murch stone she'd. f. Appolt was ir
Swanton over Sunday.
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SHOREHANI.

Mr. and Mrs. a. G. Dudley are the
parents Of "A son, born October 25.-MIss
Laura Atwood who has been visiting at
C. NJ. Wards, has returned to Ithca,
y. Y.-C NJ Ward is passing a few
days In New York.-John Stokes, who
has been i'll with bronchitis. is more COM
Portable The regular meeting of the Mo-
ravian club was held with Mrs. NJ. o.
Cook "Wednesday
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NOTICE!

The Memorial Hospital offers a two
years course of instruction to womer
who are DESTROYS of becoming professional
nurses, Applicants must he between the
ages of 2l-3", in sound ply sical condition
and have good general English educa
ton. For further particulars apply t.
Supt Memorial Hospital. New London
conn. lS,w,3t,
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BRIDPORT.

The Ladies' society will meet Novem-
Der to work for the coming fair,-Mr.
and Mrs Lewis Burnell are In very poor
health.-Mrs. Orville Tonner is gradually
railing. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hamilton
expect to carry on their farm here the
coming year.
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PAIR BLACK HORSES for sale, 300.
s"vcn and nine. Guoi ones, Pair of oxen,
800, well matched eight. Good team.
VIII exchange oXGI, for good single On.
or horses for COLI ready for business
:.ext spring Have nothing for these
teams TO do this winter.
st Johnsbury grain separhtoE power
. cider mill. set new unc-horsc sleds, cir
cnlar and drag saw combined, 80 feet
3 1--inch betting, new. also quantity
! snafting. pullevS and hangers. VIII sell
/ right. c. J. Perkins, .lardwick, Vt.
! 2I9,3t&l7,w2t
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STATIONERY BUSINESS Cor safe. EX-
press and StardGrd stationery business.
Most central location il town. Reasons:
EuildinS new Alocl; Ger newspaper p!en;,
and live IN Florida winters. Particu-
i.ra and conditions write -. II. MI
dre;h. Newport, ". ?5S 12& VIZ
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had been visiting relatives in Monkton
for the past two weeks. Monday night
after supper she complained of a severe
headache and In about 20 minutes shs
became unconscious and remained In that
condition until the end. which came lust
after midnight. The funeral will be held
at the Friends Church at South starks-
boro Friday at 300 .. m.
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BRISTOL.

= j. Clark and fnnlily visited AZ 4. {.
Clarks III Lincoln Sunday.--H NJ
Gleason was In Warren over Sunday
The exhibition OF art pictures at tho
graded school building was largely
patron:zed and the proceeds will be used
tG prCcUra pictures for the school rooms