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UNDERHILL

Mrs. George Ballard has returned from
Loon Lake. y. Y.-Mr and Mrs. G. l.
Lincoln and family spent sunday in
stowe. Mrs. Medora Schwieg was in
burlington saturday. returning with her
daughter. Miss Madeline Schwieg who
has been the guest of Mrs Max Bessey
Miss Gladys Hunt of Jericho Center
Was the guest Of her sister, Miss Alice
Hunt. Saturday Mrs. 6. ]. Lincoln and
daughter, Miss Helen. Mrs. Lois Rogers
and son Carleton. Miss Irene Bruce
Mrs. Clark Graves and daughter, Maud.
Mrs. @. II Benedict and Miss Ada Benz.
diet and Miss Harriet Chase We're in E.
sex junction Saturday to attend the r.
cltal given by Mrs. A r. Arkley--NIrs
II. 4. Aver and child. who have both
been Ill, are improving Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. Colcarove of Burlington have been
guests OF their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
llazru Cologrove.-Mi Iva NJ Thorp il
at home.-MisS Augusta Stearns has gone
to Burlington F2r the winter.
School in district No. t, Alice Aver.
teacher closed November y with 100 per
cent attendance for the term. The pupils
enrolled al the close Of the term We're:
Lena BlodEett. Media Elodgett. Mauda
Blodgett, Dorothy Buzzell Loretta Irish,
Fannie Irish. Aaron Irish, Howard Irish.
Charles Irish, George Irish, Leo
La France, Roy Lash, Robert Lash
Gladys Lash and Alice McClallen.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. \. r
Kirby, born Monday, died Wednesday
morning Mr. and Mrs @. s. Lincoln
were in Essex Junction Tuesday.-Daytcn
Atchison and Gladys Reynolds were /"
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HINESBURG.

The Huntington Concert company, un-
der the auspices Of Hope Circle Of King's
Daughters, gave an enjoyable entertain
ment In the town hail to a fun house.
Mrs. H. NJ. HUI went TO New York Mon
day and after q visit there will 20 to
Washington, D. c., to spend the win
ter with her daughter Mrs. " T.. Field.
JAMES Mckenzie and Arthur C'Brien
have returned from the Canadian North.
west,-Jamcs Mckenzie has resumed his
place In HUNS store and Miss Icnza
Fraser has been engaged for the holi-
days.-The Kings Daughters will meet
in the G. a. X. hall November % at one
O'Clock to sew for the poor-Miss Mar
iorie Cassidy has engaged to teach the
Hollow school this winter.
The Kings Daughters "tiIl meet Fri
day afternoon Mt one o'clock at the g. 4.
X. han. y good attendance is desired as
there are several quits to be tied-The
third annual sale and supper Of the Hope
Circle OF the Kings Daughters will he
held at the town hall Wednesday, De-
combcr 3, ana the entertainment, Miss
Shipley'S travcloguc, will be the third in
the series by the White Entertainment
hureau.-Mrs. II. NJ Han left Monday to
visit IN New York city. Trenton, y. j.,
aud will spend most of the winter with
her daughter. Mrs y. f. Field. IN Wash
iugton, y. C.-Mlss Florence Allen went
To Brandon TO spend Thanks giving Wat
son and james Mckenzie have returned
/ from Saskatchewan. James Mckenzie
/ has resumed work I'm A 5. HUNS store -
/ Howard Sprague and Omar Landon. who
went to Saskatchewan for the harvesting
Eeason, have gone TO the State Of Wash
lngton, where they have employment
The Rev, Richard owen has gone to New
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GRANVILLE.

The funeral Of Frank Moore who
died Of lockjaw Friday night was
held at Hancock Monday in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. The Rev. O.
Z. Wells ofiiciatel. Burial was in the
new cemetery at Hancock by the side
of his mother, who died when he was
about three years old. He was p
years and two months old and is sur
Vivcd by his father, four brothers and
one sister, Mrs. Fred Smith OF East
Randolph, who were all present at the
funeral The brothers acted as bear
ers. The father, who Is IS years old,
is quite infirm.-W " Archer and
family of Braintree were guests at c.
+. Bagley's part of last week, re-
turning to their home Tuesday
Schools commenced in town Monday
with Miss Davis at the upper village
and Laura Blair at the lower village.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

ball, a teacher in the schools at Gays
vile, is passing the Thanksgiving re-
cess with her parents Nh. and Mrs.
Daniel a. Kimball.-Mr. and Mrs. f. r..
Wilcox have moved here from Crown
Point, n. Y, and as soon ms repairs are
completed will occupy one of the tene-
mcnts In the Wheeler house.--Judge
Frank l.. Fish is passing the holiday
with his family Miss Kate Jones of
GaYsville is visiting Miss Lillian Kim
ball.--Nlss Mary stone, Miss Catherine
Fish, Miss Ruth Norton, Frederick Fish,
Miss Marjorie Phelps and Miss Marjorie
Lee Of NGddlebury College are spending
the holiday recess with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Snyder and son
are spending the holiday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis l..
Desautels Of Charlottesville Rev. and
Mrs. Noble l.. Ball and daughter. Luella,
and son, Foster, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Porter left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, Cal, where they will make
their home.-Miss Grace l.. Kingsand Of
Montpelier is passing the remainder of
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs r. l., Kingsland.-Mr and Mrs
Robert Davcv and three children of
jacksonville, Mich, came yesterday to
spend the holiday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Davey. Clark Webb and
George Ball left Tuesday for Long
Branch, Cal, after passing several
weeks in this section.-Mr. and Mrs w
Weston of Burlington are passing
THANKSGIVING with her parents, Ir and
Mrs John pavcN. Mrs Y. c. Whltford
is passing the holiday with her sister
Mrs. Ezra NJ. Ball--rhe Friendly Whist
club met Tuesday evening with Mrs
John Plankey. Mrs Lille Robare won
first prize and Mrs. Albert Barrow sec
ond. The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Iii Mlo.-samuel Wad-
leigh has returned from Solon Me. and
has Joined his wife at her parents, Mr.
and Mrs William Tredo. Joseph Bout
fard has resigned his position of man
ager of the Standard Oil companys
plant here and has gone to Montreal,
whore he has a position in car shop.
Ralph u. Goodridge of Springfield has
taken Mr.. Bouffard's place and moved
to the rooms I'm tho Woodmnn tenement
on Maple street lately vacated by Or.
Charles II. cole.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Abble Ashley, formerly Of Jones'
Vile. aged nearly 10 years, died at
Charlemont Mass, August 2g 1913 She
leaves an aged husband and three sons.
william. Charles and Bert, also two
grand -daughters. Myrtle and Ruth, who
have lived with her many years
Mrs, Guyette, mother of Mrs Fred Bar
low. died Monday at the advanced age
of 81 years Mr.. Barlow recently moved
to the Foddock farm In Bolton. which he
has purchased, Miss Zoe Palmer, who is
attending Castleton normal, il spending
her Thanksgiving vacation at home. A
j. Crandall has purchased the John Fran
els house.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Fuller OF
Williston spent Sunday at c. G. Fuller's
Thomas Whalen of Burlington visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Whalen,
over Sunday.-T l.. Stevens and family
will spend Thanksgiving with Dr. Ste
vens's family in Hyde Park The Lend
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

All schools are closed and the teachers
have gone home for THANKSGIVING vaca-
tion.-Mrs. Esma Palmer has gone to
Shelburne 10 visit her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Rowley. Miss Esther Newell has
been i'll all the fall.-Mrs. Edward Geo
has gone to North Adams, MISS, to visit
her husbands sister, Mrs James Mo
Donald.-Alr. Amelia Palmer has return
ed after visiting In Castleton and Fair
Haven.-The Rev. and Mrs. Albert Par
ker and son have gone 10 Manchester to
spend Thanksgiving at his fathers, the
Rev. George Parker--Capt, George Mar
tin OF Amherst, Mass. If at home for
Thanksgiving vacation. Nj f. Muzzy Is
spending a week at home.--Mrs. Cassus
Russell OF Burlington visited her brother,
jerome Chase, this week. Mrs. May
Nhrt!n Of Pittsford Visited at her
fathers. S Il. Martin. Monday nigh+
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BRISTOL.

Ii. Danbroke OF New Haven has been
hgned 500 for shooting a doe.-E w.
Gage Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. II. g.
Crandan. in Dorchester, Mass.-Thc
Lawrence Memorial library will be closed
Thanksgiving day.--D. B Parmlee is
shipping ice to the Boston Condensed
MIX company in Bellows Falls. The Out
look club held Its annual guest after
noon and book party at the home of
Mrs. G. L. Lawrence Friday afternoon. -
w. A. Lawrence ana X. S. Smith are AZ
home from Springfield The Green Noun
tain Whist club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. w, Narney Friday evening. The first
prizes were won by Mrs W. Il, Morgan
and e, w. Varney. The second prizes by
Mrs. II. s. Dunshee and T.. n. Dixie The
forestry meeting in Holley hall Friday
evening attracted a large audience. The
subject was illustrated by pictures and
the talk In Genernl was Interesting. Sat
urday forenoon Mr. Hawes, State for
ester held meeting in Eaton's woods
ana gave demonstrations. A large num-
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STARKSBORO.

The Grange held a reception in the hall
Saturday evening for @. A. IIulctt and
mother who leave soon for their new
home in Florida.-Mr. Lomax, who has
been holding meetings here for two
weeks, has closed his labors and return
ed Edgar Smith, who bought the
IToel Sayles's farm, has been making inn
provements on the buildings and has
moved his family here.-Mrs. George
Dixie is visiting at Henry Dike's.-Wil-
liam Brown OF Boston has been visiting
at T. w. Conway's a few days --Powell
Tatro has bought the Lcvann Mountain
lot on Hogs Back mountain. the
successful deer hunters so far are jerome
Cutler, Guy Bushcy, Oliver Bcsan. Il. X.
Eddy, Philip Hallock and Louis Puring-
ton.-Stage driver O. j. Ryan, Will move
this week into q. A. Hulett's house
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hannah are par
ents OF q daughter. born November 10
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ORWELL.

Mrs. II. Y. cults left Tuesday for Cal
ifornia. where she will spend the win
ter.-Mrs. f. A. Pratt of Fort Edward
Is mt her farm here for a time.-The In
dependence Lodge, F., e. a. NJ. No. 10,
has secured the Henry family for three
evenings the last of this week.-Mr. and
Mrs. n. ID. Branch went Monday to spend
the week in Wells and Pawet.-D. j.
Leonard has taken possession of the farm
which he purchased of G. f.. Walker
l.. n. Bessetts new house is near COM
pletion.-Nliss Vcla Mallory is in the
central office after being at home a
week.-Iulius Ward of Benson and Miss
Carrie Miller Were married by G. l..
STAY Wednesday,
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PANTON.

Mrs. John Jerome was taken Thursday
10 the Fanny Allen hospital at Buring-
ton. where she was operated on Satur-
day morning for appendicitis. Bruce Kent
of Whitehall, n. Y. is guest of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs, Burton Kent
Mrs. Henry Brothers has been the guest
for n few days of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. l.. Stagg, Rev. Mr. Niles and
family have gone to White Creek, N Y,
to be the guests over Thanksgiving of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sisson.-Mr
and Mrs. Warren Norton have purchase
the j, T, Hill place and blacksmith shop
and no will begin work as soon as the
necessary supplies arriVe.--The Ladies'
home Circle meet this week with Mr.
and Mre. Friend Adams The Rev. George
Harvey VIII preach Mt the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon at
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Eugene White and Albert Harper, who
nave been deer hunting at stowe. have
rcturned-Nlrs. Laundry has moved into
the Baldwin place on the Wllliston road.
which she recently purchased. The
schools Of the town closed Friday for
the THANKSGIVING vacation.-Mr and Mrs
James Evermorc, who were called here
by the death Of tho formers father have
returned to their home in Worcester.
Mass. Miss Gertrude Aldrich accom-
panied them home-Mr. and Mrs. Cotey
have moved to Notwithstanding Misses
Katherine Dwycr and Charlotte Barney
have gone to their homes for the Thanks
giving recess.
The school on Spear street closed No
vcmbcr p for Thanksgiving recess OF
10 days, beginning again December /.
The pupils were given a candy and pea
nut party by their teacher Mrs Anna
$. Allen In the evening the school, with
the teacher. parents and friends were
given a straw-ride by y. X. Topper TO
the entertainment by Mrs. Lillian Pike
Everest
The Kings Daughters meeting viii
be postponed until the next regular
meeting on account Of Thanksgiving-
Mrs. Napoleon 81. Peter and son re-
turned from Montpelier SATURDAY,
where they had passed the week with
her brother, Gill Charbono.--Thn
schools VIII reopen next Monday for
tho winter term.--Mr. and Mrs. j. e.
Drinkwatcr Of Huntington and 8. 4.
Rollins Of Huntington Center were
ovcr-SundaY guests at the homo Of Al
son Rollins.-B. T.. Lawrence has re-
turned from Starksboro and Hunting
ton, whore he had been deer hunting
Grant Comstoclt also went with a par
~ to Bolton, where deer was shot
by one of the marty
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ADDISON.

Mrs George Thomas. who was ILL., il
now better,-Mrs. s. W. Smith has been
in poor health for several weeks. Her
son, DR.. NJ D. Smith. OF Glenns Falls. ~
v, was called here last week to see her
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Adams were over
sunday guests Of relatives in New Hav-
on.-Thc Grange held Il pleasant meeting
Friday evening in honor of its 10th an
niversary Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams
are In Wadhams. N Y.--Thc little son Of
Mr. and Mrs, William Noonan Is i'll with
pneumonia.-The schools are closed for
the THANKSGIVING vacation and the teach
crs have gone TO their respectivo hnmns
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iting In Springfield, Mass-Dr Pbuin
Wakefield Of this place ana Mary stew
art of Hyde Park were united in mar
riase November q. by the Rev. n H.
White.-Mr. and Mrs. e. NJ. Davis won,
to ldttleton, N. II. Sunday They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Randall. Mr. Randalrs people expect to
remain for some tmc.--Johu l.. Eastman
died Monday night. He is survived bv
his wife and ono son. Mr.. Eastman kept
livery stable here for several years.
MISS Florence Klmball visited in st.
Johnsbury tho first OF the week.-The
University Of Vermont Independents and
the Hardwick Athletic association VIII
play basketball at the gymnasium Thurs.
day'-Fred Taylor and family OF Troy are
visiting in town. T. Michaud has gone
TO Florida for the winter
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. ANA Mrs. T. l.. orion are at home
after spending several days in Essex
Junctiou-Clitford Pratt of Colchester
has bought and taken possession of A c.
Osgood's farm. Tho principal OF the
Montpelier seminary spoke in the Meth
odist Church Sunday afternoon.-Frank
Hopkins returned to Franklin SATURDAY.
Tho Daisy Chain meets with Mrs. Kid
der StturdaN.--There will he Il Thanks
giving service in the CONGREGATIONAL
church at lag" a. m. to-day.-AIr-. j.
T.. Allen and daughter Miss Irene, are
at home after being in Burlington several
DAYS
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr. and Mrs. David Follansbee attend
ed the funeral OF Fred Meader In Monk
ton Friday.-Mrs. Earl Orvis and son are
visiting her parents in Charleston. n. II.
Mrs. Nelson Hill of Bristol and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clark, of Brattleboro. were
guests Sunday at Cullen Shattuck Sal
bert Orvis of Starkshoro visited his broth
err. william Orvis. and family Sunday
Francis Guindon and family of Lincoln
were guests Sunday Of MIR. and Mrs
David Enthusiastically Elliott Is at
home for Thanksgiving from the agricul-
tural school In Randnlnh
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Frank Towne is under the doct TOR :
oare-MiSs Lillian Is nsslord does not
improve in health-The Nichols cheese
factory has closed FOR the v.iate:-Niss
Kate Baldwin is assisting at Guy VOL
cotts.-William Dukett and family will
occupy the rooms over the Myrick meat
market.-Mrs. Myrick and son, Paris,
have moved TO the tenement Of $. Nad-
nais.-Leon Swnton will move his fam
lily to the tenement house Of his father.
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r. II. Nash is repairing his store re-
Gently purchased of DR. A. A. Dcnton.-
Lee RUSSELL who is attending the Bur-
lington business college, visited in town
over Sunday.--Miss Mary Eddy died Mon
day morning about two O'clock
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The only office In Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without Q
particle Of pain. without taking gas.
No pain: no danger; no after effects
DIR. l.. ID. HAVEN,
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE.

FERRY FOR SALE-The best paying
proposition in Grand Isle county, my
ferry at Fast Alhurg. Business i'm
proving annually. over eleven hundred
autos have passed over this ferry this
season besides a large amount Of other
business. Inquire of Capt. II. J. Blair.
East Alburg. VI. 2S0,6tSw,1t
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Chittenden County Farm

so a.. IN m. from Burlington. 6ood
Buildings. rich soil, level fields, good
water. plenty fruit. wood. timber, etc
} horses. s cows. hay, fodder and tools
$3.50. half cash.
Reynolds Real ESTATE. I6s College 81
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICk.

Miss LiHzic is visiting al he" home in
East observation-disclosures Cumming is WIS.,
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pATCHWORK-Send a dime Tor tho old
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SEND FOR PRICE LIST of farms. etc.
n. j. Potwin. Real Estate Dealer. South
Royalton, Vt 26.wtf
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AUTOMOBILES AND FURNITURE
stored. reasonable rates, at SO North
Union street. 275,d&Wn
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NOTICE.

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Observation-Disclosures
Gineinnati, II. ROOemb.r

Gincinnati. IL. Qopember.
Sam.s ). 8ilIs an Miaiam 9.
GersuIon. Got 8 in 4iod 19 In u. 8.
pahouo's unterd6ibsiIuns. 81.
Wiliam g. s5ergilion an Som.s ).
Mils, bafieIbe Grunbftiid, 81.
Carrie propbster, 9ruitee. an SObn
D. geder, 25 bel 100 1ub an 9oons
Ctr, 81.
Carrie Reui.pobler an Gbitb 9.
Mepers, 80 bel 90 SUB on Der Siibs
feite Der Calhoun Str, iotpie s BEL
90 SUB an Der Siibltiie bsr CALHOUN
Ctr. 81.
Warp 9eusrlsin an sJsifs W. Gtss
mart, 25 BEL 100 1ub an Der Nofos
feite Der Warner Str. 30 Jub nett
ti6 Der Rapins Gfr., 81.
SEIZE Ul. SttipoSt an Jobnnnes
Roo u. T., DaFeIts 0ruHbftad, 81.
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Der Iienerihaft. Grit alS Sertbas
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Reus hnpothstsn.

Rene Sppptbeten.
Sobn 20. 9edtr On Gorrpuills 3,
II. z. Co., $500.
Ileranber 3. Reib on Gid Hun y.
ii. g. Co.. $2250.
Sobann.s Rod an dragon e. II.
8. 60, $2750.
51rrp g. syraumon an W<iipoof
5omeIteab Co.. $1,000.
0eorae QapelI an bieIelbe, $1,000.
Sobn albr.ht an Brighton German
gant Co., $1,000.
Soa g. Winiams an Rortbfpeiiern
9. u. g. Co., $25O0.
Warsaret 3umftein an G. M. Goo.
per, 500.
]. Grneii S'Dom an marp 9,int.
nepsr, $11O0.
gran. 3. Weilsr an Gapton Strsei
3. u. Co.. $500.
4nna GIber an Clinton 8. u. e
Co., $1,000.
SuIanna 2eifner an Gslt Strm,
go. 2 g. II. 3. Co.. $1750.
Sohn $. Shluettr on Big Jrur .
Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
9srman Qobman an SDeamore g
u. 6. Co., $500.
Miniam 8. Jride an Reuoing q
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
GIeanor 90. Gimptins an GGiittr
Q. y. 8. 90. 1890.