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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-26

Miss Annie Wright returned Tues
day to her home in Macon after visit
to relatives here.
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BRISTOL.

Judge w. f.. Hanks is in Middebury
assisting In the drawing OF the petit jury
for the December term of the county
interesting talk at the Advent Church
Sunday evening, giving some of her eX
periences as a missionary in China. Miss
Quimby Is a daughter Of Elder Qulmby.
a former pastor OF the local Advent
Church. He died here In 1SS2,-The an
nouncement is made OF the marriage Of
Miss Marion A, Bartlett TO Philip Sidney
Hanna to take place in Detroit Novem-
Der p. Alss Bartlett's parents. MIR. and
Mrs. T.. V. Bartlett, are former resi-
dents Of Brlstol.-fIoward Guinan and
Leon Bingham both shot the same deer
Friday. it was decided by Game Wardea
Farr that the deer belonged to bingham
C. S. Paige of Boston was i'm town
Friday and Saturday.-The Old Folks con-
cert in Hollcy hail Friday evening was
attended by an audience that filled the
ing OF old time songs, a district school,
singing school, piano solo by Miss
Fern Shattuck, solo by l.. A. Neal and Il
Virginia reel. The costumes were of the
style of 80 years ago and earlier.-L. NJ.
Gage returned TO Wellesley. Mass, Sat
urday. His father. f. w. Gage, accom-
panied him for an indefinite stay.--Mrs
Josie Chase is visiting her children i'm
Springfield, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dupry We're in Burlington Saturday,
The village trustees have purchased a
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ORWELL.

Lewis Bessette and family are at
EAGLE I'm for few days.-D. j. Leonard
is here to take possession of the house
and farm which he purchased Of Mr.
Wallier.-C. l.. Hammond Is at home
from New York city, where he has been
for some weeks.-A letter received an
nounces the safe arrival of Mrs Julia
r Sanford in Forest Grove, Orc.-AIuch
milk Is being shipped to the Brigham
Milk company Of Boston.-Miss Belle
Dennis has gone to Washington for the
winter.-Miss Ruth Wilcox went Thurs
day to New York city 10 take a position
in one Of their public Libraries M. J.
Quinn Of Barton has been in town for q
few davs.-Loon Boulia has returned
from n visit In Bcthel.-NIrs James Clark
OF Brandon and son, who have been at
Thomas Clark's, have returned Miss
Jennie Plue is for some days In Manches-
ter.-Mrs w. Z. smith Of Fair Haven
has been for some days the guest Of Mrs.
b. G. Philips.-1hc second number in the
course of entertainments will he given
this evening Tho Rev and Mrs L. NJ.
lsaacs will be at home for callers on
Wednesday and Friday afternoons
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The death Of Zoa Laprisc, widow of
Francis Jacobs, occurred I'm Burlington
Saturday evening al the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. George Bacon on Clymer
street after a long illness with cancer
OF the liver, aged II years. Mrs Jacobs
was born I'm Charlotte, and had always
lived here until the death of her hus-
band nearly "A months ago, when she
closed her house here and went to Burr
llngton to live with her children, She
Is survived by seven children: Mrs.
Eugene Bacon, Mrs. George Bacon, Mrs.
Joseph Muir Francis, Henry, Frederick
and Edward Jacobs. all of whom are
residents of Burlngtt n, save Fred. whose
home is in Granville, y, Y. She also
leaves a sister and two brothers, M
Louis Laviolett Claffau Laprisc and
William Laprise, all Of burlington. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
at the church Of Our Lady of Mt Carmel
at East Charlotte and the interment was
i'm the Catholic cemetery, where other
members of the family are buried The
Woman's Mission Circle will he held Fri.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs Homer
|Chrk. The mid-Wcek PRAYER service will
be held this evening at Mrs f.. Y,
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JERICHO.

Tho funeral Of Mrs Sarah CTaber)
Martin was held at two o'clock Friday in
the Baptist Church. The Rev. Charles
Nutting, pastor Of the Baptist Church,
officiatod. The bearers were Hiram Han
Icy. Fred Foster and twfI grandsOns.
Hollis and Clayton Perry. Those present
We're her daughters, Mrs. Eliza Perry OF
St Adams, Mrs Frank Bowden of
SWampscott, Mass. Mrs. II. G. North and
Mrs Lewis Gerie of Maiden. Mass, Mrs.
H. w. Wcare and Miss Bessie Martin Of
York Beach, Me, Miss Jennie Martin of
this village one son. Edward Martin, Of
hudson Falls. y. y, n granddaughter,
Mrs Sarah Whitcomb and her daughter,
Bcng. and niece, Mrs. George eros
mcu of St Adams lnterment WAS in
Tia. village cemetery. Charles Jackson Of
Burlington was in the village Saturday,
Mrs carl Goodwin returned to Burling-
ton Friday after spending few days at
Herbert HLtchinson's and Mrs. y. II.
Goodvin's. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ran
som and Caswell Williams of Essex We're
in the village Friday to attend the fun
eral Of Mrs Sarah CTaber) Martin.-Miss
Hazel pettinEll is at home for a two
weeks vacation. Her school in Essex
closed FridaY.-AIrs Laura Rood has gone
to West Milton to spend the winter
with her granddaughter. Mrs Harry Cos
telo.-L r. Wilbur had telephone in
stalled in his residence saturday.
@. II. Brown visited her brother, +. 5
Ransom at Jericho Center Saturday
Mr. and Mrs f. w. Hall Of Essex June
ton were In the village Saturday.-F. s
I Tomlinson and Miss Lulu Lincoln were
| in Williston saturday, ladies' OF the
Methodist society realized S12.70 from the
1 boiled dinner Thursday.
:. f. Curtis, who for seven years has
| been in business here in the village, has
closed out his business and with Mrs.
| Curtis Is visiting in Burlington this week.
! From there they 20 to Lowell Mass.
where he has a position with his brother
iu-law, William Buzzell.-Mrs i. j. Nor
ris of Burlington spent the week END
with Mrs. I. w. pease-Mr and Mrs.
! w -. Naremorc and son. Donald. of
| Bakersfield, and their daughter Mrs s.
D. Adams of Reading, Mass, were at
r. y. Fields Nonday.-Dr. IIulburd and
T. $ Tomllnson We're in burlington Mon
! day.-B. 6. Hawlev is confined to the
house with a severe cold. II. Engcl-
J hardt who has been in the employ OF II.
n. Chase, has gone with his family to
Essex Juncton.-Mrs. A. D. Bradford Of
st Adams, who has been with her sis
ter. Mrs William Pollard, for month.
has returned to her homc-Mrs. Charles
Wilmer OF Colorado Is the guest Of her
sister Mrs. Wilson Curtis-Madam Mont
Iagno, who has been spending tho sum
mor with her son, II. T. Montague, Of
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CORNWALL.

n w Foote has returned from Man
chester, y. H., where he attended the
National Grange.-A. j. Field is at Mrs.
Rood's sanitarium in burlington, where
he went last week for treatmcnt.-Miss
Helen Haskell who has been a guest Of
her cousin, +. S. Haskell, for several
weeks, has returned to her nome in New
Nork.-M .. Field, r. A. Bingham, s.
5. Benedict, Elwvn Pratt, Glenn Sperrv
Arthur Rogers and several others. who
have been for two months In northern
massachusetts harvesting and packing
apples, have returned to their respective
homes. Mrs Edith Balch Wright. q
representative OF tho state Sunday
School association, gave an interesting
talk at the Congregational Church sun
day morning.-The thank Offering meeting
of the Woman's Missionary society will
have an all days session Thursday with
Mrs, Samuel Rose at the parsonage
Mrs. benjamin Boardman and two daugh-
ters are visiting Mrs. Boardman's broth
er, Harry Nanclette, at their home in
Monkton.
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RICHMOND.

pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day. NOV. =, at the residence of George
Taft, when Miss l'lossic Anna. daugh-
ter of Watson Moody, was united in mar
ragc to Harry Leslie, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Bessctt The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. u. r. Conlon OF
Huntington. The couple We're attended
by Miss Media Russell of Brdport and
Harry T.. Berry OF this town The bride
was prcttuy gowncd In white crepe
de chine, trimmed with duchesse lace
and pearls and carried bridal roses. The
bridesmaid wore light blue messalno
drapcd with chiffon and trimmed with
rhincstoucs and carried pink carnations,
The ushors were William Chambers of
burlington and Wayne Fuller Of Bristol
The bridal party entered the parlors TO
the strains of LohonErln's wedding
march, PLAYED 10y Miss Daisy Russell OF
Monkton, who also played 60 Promise
Me- during the ceremony. The guests
were received by Mrs katherine Wright
of Burlington, After the ceremony re-
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs Thomas Haskins Is critically in
ana her recovery IS not expected r.. w.
Redmond shot a buck one day last week
that weighed 80 pounds.-The town
schools closed last week Friday for the
THANKSGIVING observation-disclosures Hub
bard, while operating a wood saving
machine, had part of the thumb Of his
right hand cut Off. y. Smith was nj
home from Burlington over Sunday, re-
turning Monday Observation-Disclosures OF tho
unusual scarcity Of apples not any cider
has been made this fal.-Anna Breen
has returned from a two weeks vacation
lat Burlington.
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we're served by Beryl Stimson
OF Burlington and Gladys Fuller Of Bris-
toll, assisted by the ushers. There were
many beautiful and useful gifts. The
brides gift to the bridesmaid was a
brooch set with amethysts and pearls,
and the groom's gift to the best man was
a scarf pin set with pearls. Those who
attended the wedding from out OF town
were Mrs. G. w. Stmson and Miss Sadie
Chambers Of Burlington, Mrs Clifford
Bossett OF Montpelier, MIR. and Mrs. Wat
son Moody and son, Walter Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Ross, Mr. and Mrs Merrill Pierce
and daughter, Marjorie. Of Starksboro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Pierce Mr. and Mrs
Weaver Taft OF Huntington Center, Miss
Edith Iluntoon Of Barre. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Russell Of Tlincsburg, Mrs Frank
Holbrook and daughter, Ruth, Of Essex
Junction. After short wedding trip the
couple will reside in Richmond, where the
groom is employed with the New Eng.
land Light and Power COMPANY
Harlan N. Wood OF ST. Johnshury has
presented the Richmond library with ar
Encyclopedia Britannica. Friendship
Chapter held a meeting in their room.
in Masonic temple last evening. Thre,
degrees were worked on three candidate,
and a banquet was served after the work
A large number were present from Tn
derhill-A lecture will be given in Rich
mond hall Friday evening for the bene
~ OF the senior class.--Mrs Ennis o
Montpelier was the guest over Sunda,
OF her mother Mrs. Salome Fay, at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs f. .. Fay.-MrS
I. II. Goodwin and Mrs Edward Brcwe
left Monday for Peekskill, n Y. whcr
they will spend the winter with Mr.. an,
Mrs. ]. s. Baker.--A deer was shot ol
Bryant hill Monday afternoon by G. HU
A son was born Monday to Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Cormier. Miss Dohouy o
Barre was the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs
John Dohony at the nome Of Mrs. Mar
Freeman
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MILTON.

\ union missionary rally was held SUM-
day. The Rev. G. c. Adams of EsseN
Junction gave 4 rousing address on mis-
sion at the Methodist Church in the morn
ING and Byron Clark, State secretary ID
the Y NJ. &. 4. and State Scout mastcrI
gave an address I'm the evening at thJ
CONGREGATIONAL Church on BOY Scout
worll.--The Rev. u. II. Strong preached ID
Essex Junction for the Roy. c. c. Adam
SUNDAY morning Mrs. George AIncllls 4
was called TO Westford Sunday by Ind
death of her aunt, Mrs. Charles l[imbauI
Mrs. Grant Prontss has moved to 81
Albans.-At the recent meeting OF ina
Necdlewort Guild at the home of thd
president, Mrs. Corhin L. Sandorsou, Nrs1
Sanderson was reelected president Nrs1
G. f. Skeels Vice-prcsident, Miss katI
Ashley treasurer and Mss Frouia la
due sccretary.-Mrs. Mary Latin of -
sex Junction spent Monday and TuesdaSl
with Mrs. b. u. Martin.-Ch3rlcs cast
well shot "A compound buck SATURDAY
The meeting Of the Sunday school lnlo1
Of Colchester and Milton schools viii II
held at the CONGREGATIONAL Church nor
Thursday, beginnin2 NJ 1913. Among IN |
speakers viii be the Rev, Mr.. Dur
state secretary Of sunday schools an
the Rev MIR Rankin of Newport Lew
Flint of the University of Vermont bnrt
lington, spent sunday with his gran"
father, the Rev, H. L. HeWth-MlS5
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs. horton ". Jones Is passing tho
week in Rutland.--E. -. Collins of East
Orange. y. j., was the weekend guest
of his aunt, Mrs. G. W. Howard--Mr
and Mrs. Z. @. Easton attended the ma
tonal grange In Manchester, y. H., us
delegates from the local grange. The
missionary thhnk-offering meeting will
be in the ladies' rooms Friday, with MIS-
II. H Burge as hostess. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wright and NJ. ana Mrs S. Il.
Walker were In Ncrpcnncs Monday TO
attend the funeral of John Walker.--
Word has been received by Mrs. Bocash
pf the death Of her sister MIS- Edward
Dumas, who was burned to dca:h at her
home in Michigan Miss Nottingham re.
turned Saturday from six weeks t:p
I'm central New York STATE AMI southern
Vormont.-I7reddie DeLcrm Is seriouo.y
III with pnermonia.-The delegates to tho
Sunday school convention in Bristol are;
Mrs French, Euncn, Eddy aud Mrs. =
/. Eirchard
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MONKTON.

Roy Nash has bought the pr \. y
Denton place and will fit up the north
side for storeroom. 1t was formerly
used for that purpose. His father, j.
L. Nash, will have his wheelwright
shop beside it.--Archic Shepherd has
finished work for w. c. DOnahue and
Frank McEntee has taken his place in
the reamery.--Benjamin Collamer has
gone to Boston to visit his mother. He
will pass the winter in Florida.-Mr
and Mrs. W. II. Gee are the parents of
a son.-Dr a. a, Denton has bought
the Levi Morrell place at the Ridge
and Will build a new barn and make
other improvements.-Mlss Sadie Stone
passed Sunday in Hinesburg--The sec
ond entertainment in the Ladies' All
course will be held Friday evening IN
Woodmcn's hall by home talent, when
II four-act drama, "Uncle RUDE" will
be played.
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WESTFORD.

Tho funeral Of Roger Hartv of Vest
ford, who died Nov 10. was held at the
Church of the Holy Trinity in Essex
Thursday morning At nine
O'Clock. Roger Hart was born in the
parish Of Nicker and Temple Braden.
county Limerick. ireland, May ., 1885.
When young boy he signed Father
Mathews temperance pledge, which he
kept faithfully till death At the age Of
y ne came to America. Since that time
he lived in Westford, being numbered
among the old line democrats He married
Miss Anna O'Connor NJ Fairfield, who
died September 90. 1894. By his upright
life he won the respect of all who knew
him, his gentle courtesy cndcaring him
to a large circle Of friends. Mr.. TIartv
is survived by two sons, Michael and Mar
tin Of Westford, and three daughters,
Mrs. j. +. Benedict Of Burlington, Miss
Nellie T.. Hartv of Springfield, Mass, and
Mrs. H. d. Wilson OF st. harrington,
Mass.
Mabel Grace, tn" l3-months-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Atherton, died
Friday night of cholera infantum The
funeral was held at the house Sunday at
100 a. m.--E II. Perry's stock Of goods
were sold at sherffs sale Friday for
$1,000
Louisa wife of Charles Kimban. died
Saturday night The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon at 1.3o.-The funeral
Of the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Anterior was held Sunday morning. The
body was taken to Essex for burial. -
The chicken pie supper is postponed from
Tuesday evening until Friday evening
T.. H. Pcrry's stock of goods was bought
by Frank Hopkins Of Franklin.-Miss
Harvey and Miss Lura Kidder spent
SUNDAY at the Rev j. Kiddor's.- Mr. and
Mrs u. y. Stone Of Burlington We're in
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CY|TTENDEN COUNTY
HINESBURG.

Schuo! i'm 30 closed Friday N the
primary department Miss Weed teacher
those perfect IN attendance for the term
are: Alma Armour, Irene Coleman,
Pauline Hart, Florence owen, Raymond
Harvey. Thaddcus IIolcomb, Kenneth
Lawrence Harry owen, Daniel White
Those who missed one-holf day, Ralph
Bushcv, Tom White Those who missed
one ilv, Darwin Dimmick, Charles Saw
yer, Lena Somers. Miss Alice CUbit Of
this town and Arthur sherman Cf Hunt
ington were married November l. and
have gone to Canada Thanks diving
services VIII be held at the Baptist
Church ON Sunday November 22-Mrs,
Joseph Hushoy, who has been Ill., IS bet
ter-MarYn l., Burritt and Ethel NJ.
Hathaway were married at tn" home of
the brides parents Nj ana Mrs. \. l..
Hathaway, Wednesday, nov T., by the
Rev Fred NJ Sawycr-The Hope Circle
Of the Kings daughters gave re-
ception - Or. r. +. Jones ana bride at
their home ON Monday evening from seven
to nine o'clock
The funeral Of Moorcs Kenyon, whose
death occurred ut the Fanny Allen hos
pltal was held an the home Of his
brother Fay kenyon, Tuesday, the Rev.
MIR Lauehton officiating The remains of
Mrs Lcmuel Livcrmorc whose death oc-
CURED at Addison were brought here
Tuesday for burial in the Ray cemetery
Mrs. lINcrmore was born i'm this town
ana was about N3 years Of age at the
time of hor death She made her HON,
in recent wears with h,I daughter. Mrs
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LINCOLN.

Mrs George Morgan of New Haven
visited at Frank Elliots Thursday.-NIrs.
Walter Hamilton has returned to New
Haven-The Rev. Charles T.. Deuse of
East Randolph has accepted call to the
Lincoln Baptist Church and will preach
here Sund&y.-Miss Myrtle Jaclrnan is
at home from Proctor, her school being
closed by scarlet fever.-Fred Whittier
and his brother Frank, were in town
Thursday-Miss Greta Cove is on the
sick list.
]. w. Morgan is in town from Cam
bridge Junction.-Iienry Bowman has
moved into n. j. Whitney's house in
South Iincol-Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bry-
ant are visiting in Rochester.-G. A.
Thayer has had telephone installed In
his housc,-Nelson Miner IS In poor
health -Myron Steadman has moved from
the old hotel to w. b. Rhodes house
near the mill.-The Lincoln Creamery
company is making extensive repairs.
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now fire alarm bell. 1t will be installed
aoon-Mr. and Mrs w. H. Stokes OF
Shoreham c. A. Thaycr and W. b. sar-
gent Of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs D. ~
Ryan Of Mlddobury were among the
visitors in town Saturday.-Dr w. H.
Morgan, Homer Hewitt and George Nor
gan returned from Rpton saturday
They brought home one deer
DIR. ID. A. Bisbic whose place was
raidcd recently and liquor found, mas
been bound over to county court. Ban
was fixed at $500, which he furnished
Mr.. Nichols, who has been deer hunt
Ing In South Bristol has returned to
Malletts Bay.-Ira T.. Stewart has been
at his farm in Lincoln Mr. and Mrs.
G. II. Balm Of Middlebury were over
Sunday guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Chase
Brooks at Rocky Dale.-The annual
meeting of the Midnight club viii be
held here this evening. After the
business meeting a banquet will be served
at the Bristol House. The Hon. Frank
| l." Greene, member of Congress- will he
the guest of honor Miss Anna Tyler is
visiting in Rutland The old Folks con-
cert netted sl15 for the teachers retire
ment fund
Miss Ella Rogers is spending a
few weeks in IIinesburg.-TI y. Weller OF
illnesburE was an ovor-Sunday visitor OF
Miss Helen Wclor-Tho Green Mountain
! Whist club will he entertained by Mrs
/ r. W. NarneY Friday cvcning.-The out
! look club will meet with Mrs. Lawrence
| Friday aftcrnoon.-F. j. Smith and
Charles Dearborn have been drawn as
petit jurors for the December term OF
county court from this town.--Mrs. w
| H. Browe was a Burlington visitor Mon
! day Bosworth spent the weekend
with his sister, Helen, In Middlcbury
Horace l.. 5hattuck has the contract &c
carry the night mail from here to New
Haven Junction closing june So 1871
Fred Meadcr died at his home in Monktor
! Tuesday He was a son Of Edgar Meadel
and brother Of Earl Moador Of this town
and well known here.-Ncwton Hurlburt
who was accidentally shot last week
while cleaning his gun, is recovering from,
| tho injury l. c. Smith Is visiting in
| BmlnEtun.--Mr ma Mrs. +. T. Dickcr-
man wero IN Burlington Tuosday.-Mrs
/. w. Bates visited her sister Mrs Rice
In Rutland Tuesday Irene plud,
has returned TO Essex Junction. MIR
and Mrs. T. T. MORGAN of burlington are
visiting in town.-Nr and Mrs E. l. Gar
row and daughter Gro Burlington visit
OrS TUESDAY.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Jttn anniversary OF the marriage
of MI and Mrs S. G. Valney Of this
town was held November 2 They have
lived for several years with his nephew,
e. 9. BahCock. Mr. Varncy was born IN
Lincoln * years ago and always lived
there until after the death of their son
in 1898. Mrs, Vaney was bonn in Bridge
water % years ago and moved to Lincoln
when 10 years old. OF the two girls and
two boys born to them only one, Mrs.
Pope Of IiOpedal =, Mass, is still living.
They also have five grandchildren and
- great grand children. She has been a
consistent member of the Methodist
Church for many years. He Is a Quaker
by birthright and has always kept the
faith. Until his long illness two years ago
he was quite active He now walks with
the aid of crutches and spends much
time whiting useful and beautiful
things out OF wood. He Is a strictly tenn
perate mand and can read without
spcctacles. Although nearly blind his wife
does many useful things about the house
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ST. GEORGE.

The Misses Bessie and Jennie Weuln-
ger spent the Weekend with their aunt,
Mrs. Susie Miles. in Williston.-Mrs Mir
anda WescOtt returned home SATURDAY
after passing several weeks with her
children In Burlington and Essex.-Dor-
othy and Harold Aver returned to their
home Sunday after a visit Of five weeks
with their grandparents in ST. Adams
and Swanton.-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T..
Hinsdale Of Burlington We're visitors Sun
day at the home Of NJ w. Hinsdale and
Rollin Forhes.-Ilttle Eta Grey returned
home Sunday after n visit Of three weeks
with her grandmother IN Burlington
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Ladies Ala society me. at the
home of Mrs Frcd liiSAce Wednesday
Nov. t. sociable was held In the
evening 1hs entertainment was furnish
cd ly Mrs Hong and Mrs. Edward Mead
or Of Nonlton and music by Mrs Ole
Bun I'D Ms FRANK Sears.-The Kings
Ia ugDt@rs had the opening Of their free
public library on Thursday afternoon.
Light refreshments were serVcd.-Mrs
James Field spent Thursday with friends
IN Niddlenury.-Mrs. Harry Williams Is
at home after undergoing an operation
q: the Nary Fletcher hospital-Miss
liona Froherg OF Minneapolis Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Wallace Langdon.-
Charles Williams and family OF Monk
ton have moved into the house owned
and recently vacated by c. II, Mallory.
Robert Miller and family have moved
into the house owned by Henry Bessette
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SALISBURY.

Miss Cecie Thomas of Middlcbury Col
lege spent the weekend at her home
Mr. and Mrs. Allen +. Beach of Basin
llarbor visited her parents over Sunday.
-Dunmore Grange No 277. has invited
all former members to meet with them
Friday evening. a special program has
been arranged and chickenpie supper
win be scrvcd.--The Congregational
church, pastor and choir, VIII render a
song story Sunday cvening.-Mrs Ryder
is expected home this wcek.-A number
of hunters have secured deer-Charles
Supcrnols has moved his family to the
village, where he has secured q posi-
ton in the pulp mills