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WEYBRIDGE.

l.. b. Dodge, former prominent resi-
dent of this place, died Monday night at
six O'Clock at the home of his son in
Rutland He was - years of age and is
survived by three sons, Charles ". Of
Proctor. John Il. of West Rutland and
Albert G. Dodge of Rutland. with whom
he lived. Mr., DOdge's death was caused
by general breakdown after several
months Illness. His wife died "A wear and
half ago. The funeral wa, held We'd
nesday morning n nine O'Clock at T,ut-
'a4d and the remains We're taken to
Middlebury. arriving at ll3O o'clock
They We're then brought to this place. and
a snort service held at the grave.
The Rev. Il, W. Halowell has resigned
as pastor of the Methodist Church and
left town. Mrs. Halowell went to Phila-
delphia, her former home two weeks ago
Miss Florence Sampson has gone to
New Haven to spend several weeks with
her niece, Mrs Roy Potter-Professo
'ady of Mddlebury College will supply
the pulpit Of the Methodist Church for
the present.
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SHOREHAM.

MR. ana Mrs. George Frcchettc arc the
parents OF daughter, born January i6.-
Hands Cove Chapter, -. A. r. to the
number OF 20, were entertained on the 18th
ny the Rhoda Farrow Chapter of Atdi-
""r'-i he family Of Y. G. Easton is re-
covering from the measles. as is tho fam
lily or W. T.. Farnham.-Miss Kate Bald
WIN mas returned from Brdport. 4
y. rockingham is passing the vcol, in
burlington with her sister Mrs. s T..
liehrN.-The Rev. George W. French of
west Hartford has accepted the call in
p'come pastor of this church ana will he
GIN work in February. Mrs. ]. T.. WiseoI
mas returned from Massachusetts
ana MIS- H. H. Preble have returned from
.u' n"rtn'rn part of the countN.-Shcrry
Mead has assumed his duties nc most
master in plac" of Elmer Barnum. resign
ed. -Shcl Cook has gone to Colnrndo ru,
the winter.
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CRlTIENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The Champlain Trust company held its
annual meeting of stockholders saturday
in the rooms of the bank when the follow
ing directors were elected: =, r.. Me
Sweeney, Arthur j. Desautels. Henry
tonlin, George \. Rumsey and j. w,
Sheehan At the directors meeting which
followed these officers We're elected: Presl-
dent, J.. f.. McSween"N vice president
George \, Rnmscy; treasurer, NJ - Me-
Nahon; assistant treasurer. NJ, +. Mcfet-
trick. The Year Just closed showed the
bank to he in "A hourshins condition and
marks the largest gain In deposits anC
surplus since the opening Of the bank five
years ago
The dedication of the new hiGh school
will he held on the evening OF
january 81 when President Guy Potter
Benton of the University of Vermont and
superintendent of Education Mason \.
Stone will he the principal speakers There
will be a short program following
The family Of Charles Adams Ir', was
found severely in in the apartment over
the Niquette millinery store on Main
street Monday morning, having had
narrow escape from APPROPRIATIONS gas
jet was discovered in the store below TO
be turned ON fun head and only the fact
that the meter IL of the quarter klhd ana
mad run out accounts for the i""''s
escape Mr.. Adams's father sent HIS
daughter to the apartment 10 "'S'o'e'
lh" reason for his sons n"h-hr''N"' II
work Mr. Adams, his wife ana TWO '"''-
dren were all sick and not aoie W ''No"''
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Mrs. Kathleen Taylor left Monday for
Glons Falls, ~, Y, where she will rS
main for an indefinite period with her
sister and husband. Or. AMI Mrs. NJ d.
Smith.-Miss Amelia Norton. who has
been guest of her sister, Mrs. w H.
Curtis. for several weeks, has gone To
Pleasantville. n. y, for weeks visit
at her brothers, Guy Norton, after
which she will return to her home in
Michigan.-Thc Mary Baker Allen Chan
Ter ID A. r., met Friday at the home Of
Mrs. II. H. Sanford. Lunch was served
followed by a business meeting. at which
representatives TO the continental con-
gress to be held in Washington were elect
cd. An interesting program. consisting
OF music, and papers on Martha Custis
washington and Catherine Schuyler were
read. Presentation was made Of a large
ana handsome flag. the gift of n non
resident member. Mrs. s. H. Lane, OF
New York
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BRISTOL.

l. {. \amcN was at home from Mont
pelier ur7~r Sunday.-Miss Anna Wright
visited her brother, Donald in Winooski
over day.-Bristol Lodge T. o. O. r.
conferred the third degree Friday even
ing and installed oficerS.--Dr T. r
Briggs and Mrs. \. j.. Bristol continue to
improve The Green Mountain Whist club
mot with Mrs. Il. A. Purinton Friday
evening. The first prizes were won by
Mrs. r. ~ Purinton and Il. e. Martin
the consolation prizes by Mrs. G. :. FAIR
and II. :. nshee.-Doratha, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earl Meader
has been seriously i'll. She is now i'm
proved.-Mrs. III. &. Shaw and children
are visiting in Middlebury. At
wood Of Rutland was in town Saturday.
Miss Della Self is visiting in Essex
Junction George Corkins was taken to
the Mary Fletcher hospital Sunday for
treatment.
The annual roll call and collation. of the
baptist Church was held "Wednesday
evening, January 10, about $50 being pres
ent, 90 responding to their names. The
Rev. w. y. Dawson, D. D.. of Burling-
ton delivered an address on The Three
Homes The treasurer report shows
Nl,3l
The following officers were elected:
Clerk. Mrs. l.. W. Bates: treasurer. Miss
+. \. Dumas; trustees. DR. J.. T. Briggs.
L. W. Bates. O. +, Wing auditor. y. j.
clark: sunday school superintendent, T..
r. Dckerman
ton. W. 4. Lawrence started Mon
DAY Tor AzusH. cal, where h. will
spcnl the balance of the winter-NIr
and Mrs. A. w. Stevens and daugh-
ter, Cornclia. of Cornwall. were sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L. Shor-
win.-Alrs. II. \. lIasseltine of Pitts
ford is visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. \.
Harlow and other relativcs--E. b.
Patterson has gone to California for
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs j. r. Abernethy and daughter are
NJ home from visit of several weeks
in De kalb. I'LL. J. Rhoades, quarter
master of w. e. Dunton Post, c. A. r..
has received from the secretary of the
treasury $40 in confederate money, which
mas been framed and hung in the post
room-MiSs Anna Wright was an over
Sunday visitor in Burllngton.-C W
Irudo has gone to Boston.--Mr. Holland
is in Rutland-Trf's. Martha Randall was
In Burlington Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs
John Reese have gone to Platts-
burgh.-Mrs. Minnie Ridley and Miss
Minerva Morse We're Burlington visitors
Monday.-Mr, and Mrs. G. d. Draper of
Lincoln We're over-Sunday guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Smalley.-Letters UNI
claimed in the postofce, January %. were
for Mrs. n. G. tarr, Miss Marie johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. K. Bosworth are at
home from Randolph.-Nr, and Mrs N
d. Bissonettc, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G, NJ Hanks, have returned
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NEW HAVEN.

. The next meeting of Benvcr Glenn
Grange vim he held Friday evening. The
Rev. stephen knowlton, former pastor of
this church died Yesterday at his home
in West Midway, Mass. aged SO years
MI. Hawkins OF South Shaftsbury was a
guest OF his sister Mrs. &. s. Everest,
over Sunday Miss Ruth Everest IL i'll
Mrs. Charles Wright and son are visiting
in Panton. Tho now school building Is
nearly completed and will be ready for
occupancy next week. Mrs Wilder and
daughter. Edna. have returned from n
visit in Charlotte
Tho subject OF the sermon sunday
morning will bc "1'he Faith That Saves
evening, the subject of the illustrated
lecture WIN he 'Nhildrcn Of other
Lands. These lectures with the num"r-
Gus beautiful lantern slides are interest
ing and Of educational value.
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JERICHO.

Roy kimball and daughter, Irene. were
in Burlington Saturday where he ia hoinr,
treated for an injured knee. Mrs. C;oorl..
Dolinetcr and daughter. Mrs. Hoyt. who
have been visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Fosters, have returned 10 South
ITero.--Mrs. Minnie EIaslins has roturu-
Cd from an extended stay I'm BOSTON,
Thomas i;nos and Mrs. Dora Lombard
were married at St Thomas's Church
January li--C. y. Vincent went Friday
to Grand Isle TO take charge of the
Pearl Cooperative creamery. His family
expects to follow him soon. Mrs Sarah
Packard is visiting hor son, \. II. Pack
ard.-Miss Lillian Cleveland who has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Sadie Foster.
has gou" to Cambridge to spend some
tim" with her sister. Mrs Ralph Dyer
Mrs. W. X. Macombcr died at her home
Friday morning at $50 at the age of -
years. She Is survived by four children:
Or. Duane Hurlhut uf Switzerland,
Horny g. Hurlburt Of this place. Mrs
Florence Wentworth " New Jersey and
Mrs. Allen Graham of New Hampshire
TIL" funeral waA held Monday. privately
at tho houso-Miss Sarah Stafford is ILL
Mrs. Frank f.. Bowdcu ana daughter
Miss Elizabeth Perry. nho have been
visiting Mrs sarah Martin FOR a for
weeks, hav" returned to Swampscott
Mass.-Mrs. George Griffin who has been
at Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fosters. has
returned to her home in Dickinson con-
ter. y. Y. accompanied by Mrs. Harriet
Cleveland and son, Oro who will spend
short time there.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

passed Sunday with his parents, Judge
and Mrs. L. i. Fish.
Cyrus Jarvis died suddenly Wednesday
morning from heart failure following a
general breaking up OF the system, aged
6S years. Mr.. Jarvis was born in this city
and passed the most Of his life here.
He was painter by trade He leaves
Wife four daughters, Mrs. Moses Garrow
Mrs Jennie Miller of this city, Mrs.
George Daignault of Ferrisburg and Mrs
james Casey of Bristol, three sons,
George. Cornelius and Charles of this
city: one brother. William Jarvis; three
sisters. Mrs charles Gcrouard, Mrs
Adalord Gcrouard and Mrs. Frances
patneaude. all of Central Falls, II. I.
The funeral will be held at st. Peters
Church Friday morning The Rev.
George Il. Brush has received a call from
the vcstry of Trinity Church. Shelburne,
to become the rector Of the parish and
to succeed the Rcv. W. +. Weeks, who is
to be consccratcd bishop next week.
Aaron Cohen has returned from n bust
ness trip to New York -Miss Frances
hobart who was called to Cambridge by
the Illness of her mother has returned
John Cohen of Few York il visiting his
TolncIS, RDfdnaln ana Aaron. ana SIS
ter Mrs. Max Fishman.-The Gage Gene
tory association of Ferrisburg will hold
their annual meeting for the election of
officers and the collecting of dues Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Fred Topper
l.. b. Brown is i'll with tonsilitis.-Thc
annual guest night of the "As You Like
IT, club was held Tuesday evening at the
home of the Hon. and Mrs. +, l.. Fish.
The guests were received by tn" com
mittee having the affair in charge, Mrs.
j. II. Donnclly. Mrs f.. l.. Fish, Mrs.
6. :. Haven and Mrs. 6. +. q. Kimhall.
The opening number on the program was
piano solo. Chopin's Third Balladc.
we'll rendered by Miss katherine Fish.
Mrs. Cottrel. contralto soloist from
New York, sang Morning" artistically.
Mrs j. II. Donncly. chairman of guest
night committee, in few we'll chosen
remarks introduced the speaker OF the
evening w. H. Austin of st. Adams. who
took for his subject, Romance of the
Law The program was concluded by
another vocal solo. THE Quest" by Mrs
Cottroll The members and their friends
were then invited into the dining room,
which was tastcfully decorated with cut
flowers Refreshments were served by the
Misses Edna Ball, Ada Crosby, Grace l.,
kingsland and Edith McGovern Mrs
William Dalrymple and Mrs T.. O. Norton
presided at the refreshment table, and
Mrs. w. Il. Warner acted az usher. About
~ members and guests were present
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Demaris Kenyon died suddenly Of
heart failure Monday morning about $50
o'clorh, aged ~ years She was
i'll but a few hours, ? She is sur
vlved by -four daughters and two sons:
Mrs. Marcia Green and Miss Bertha Ken
yon ot Richmond Mrs. Ada Rice of COL
chester, Mrs. Cynthia Conant of Burling-
ton, Fred Kenyon and Asa KENYON of
this place, She is also survived by four
grandchildren. \ sister. Mrs. Susan
Thompson resides in Randolph and
half-sster Mrs, Martha Bates. lives
at Willston. The funeral was held al
the house AT two o'clock "Wednesday
afternoon.-Ne Green of burlington
was the guest OF his mother over Sunday.
w G. Conant OF Athol, Mass, was the
guest OF his brother, l.. c. Conant. over
Sunday Charles Goodrich died SUNDAY
morning ~ pneumonia. The funeral was
held from his late home Tuesday after
noon at one o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs :. f.
Douglass were the guests of her father
in Burlington over Sunday.
The funeral of the late Charles Goodrich
was held at his home Tuesday afternoon
at one O'Clock, the Rev. C. l.. Paddock
officiating. Burial was In Riverside ceme-
terry. The deceased leaves a wife. one
son and four daughters-The funeral
OF Mrs. Demaris Kenyon was held from
the house Wednesday afternoon, attend
ed by a large number. The Rev. G. I.
Paddock of1ciated, The bearers we're
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The condition OF Mrs. BraytorS
who was taken III week ago. 4
what improved. Eugene Bradfpr
with the mraSlcS.-The Young son
and Mrs. H. w. Whitney IS ILL
Cove came homo from the Mary II
hospital Jan. II, but returned
hospital again Friday for furthe{
ment.-H. .. Van Nlict has just co
u garage at his home at East n
village for the sale and overhaul
automobiles and farm engines. Thd
ing Is well equipped ana fireprod
mission band met at tho par
W "dncsdaN afternoon The Ludid
society of the Baptist Church Will
hash supper at tic vostry FridaJ
lnE.-F. ST. George has returned
three weeks visit with his brotl
Massachusetts and his sisters in
dISh. Mr. and Mrs. Moses TeclvcI
a party Saturday afternoon from
-FOUR. IN honor of tn" 18th birthda
NorsarN Of their daughter, Miss
Nhout II were present Games were
and refreshments were served. M
Mrs. Harold Barton Of South Oh
with their infant daughter have
visiting Mr. and Mrs Moses Tccl,
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ORWELL.

The annual bank election took place
Jan. II, when the same directors were
elected.-Thc Fortnightly club met
Tuesday at 200 p. NJ. with Mrs. c. L..
Stay as hostess.-rhe census for 1912
shows marriages !, births 90 deaths %. -
j. A. Merrill has purchased farm in
Ferrisburg, to which he will soon move
The date of the annual Foresters ball
has been changed from the 2lst to 2ith &C.,
me officers of St. Pauls Court for 1913
We're Installed by George Kidder of Mid
dlebury. -Seyeral tons of milk are being
shipped to Boston daily.-Hands Cove
Chapter d. A, r., held gentlcmens night
IN the town hall Monday
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EAST HARDWICK.

Mrs Iarrest I.umsden of GreoHSbnro
spent the Weekend with her parents, Mi
ana Mrs. Martin Swott Miss Emma
Smith is 1T home for q few weeks. Mrs.
Esther Views is Mary Hovey is con-
fined to the house 10y illness. Mildred
Perkins is with her sister. Mrs, Royce
Talbert, who is ill--,icrtrude lIass eN-
poets to 20 to Barre this week for an In
definite stay.-In spite of the lad weather
u goodly number attended III" church din-
ncr At the Conversational Church Friday,
Mrs G. :. MONTGOMERY is Ill with the
grip Mrs. Sarah Smith Ia. moved from
Mrs. Flsk'S tenement "a Lyman Aliens.
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CORNWALL.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas, who have
both been i'll with the grip. lave re-
covered.--Mr. and Mrs. Ven Otis are thu
parents of son, born Jan 12.--'rhe fam
lily of Samuel Jewett has had an attack
of grip, but Is now improving. -News has
been received of the birth In Pawlet of
daughter To Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Foote.-Miss Maud Parklll is able to ride
out.-Mrs Henry Foote is slowly gain
ing at hospital in Burlington.-Gust
Muller, who IL i'll, is in a critical condi-
ton.
The annual meeting of the Cornwall
Telephone and Telegraph company was
held at the residence Of A. W. Foote
in Cornwall Saturday. After hearing re-
ports the following officers were elected:
President, W. II. Bingham; vice president,
II. H. Sanford; secretary. f. Il. Foote;
treasurer, A. W. Foote; managers, II. T.
Sanford and a. w. Foote A. l.. Mott
and NJ. .. Brcsu of Hubbardton, with
the above officers, were elected directors.
This company operates four lines in Corn
wall, Whiting, sudbury, Hubbsrdton ana
tastlcton.
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MILTON.

Tho I. O. .. F. and Roookah lodges had
a joint installation II officers Friday
evening at their lo,lAe rooms.-NIrs. Lucia
Hunt who Is in falling health, Is with
her sister, lIrs. Patterson. Miss Ellen
,Melendy has resigned as teacher in tho
first and second Grades Of til" graded
school ana has gone to White River
Junction where she mas Il position. Nj So
Gladys Phelps has taken her position in
the graded school and Jennie Lyman has
taken Miss Phelps school in district No. /.
Lawrence Martin and Miss Mildred Gill
bert Of Essex Junction spent sunday ut
i. -. Martin s. Mrs. Iarl Phelps, VINO
is III with Pneumonia is iinprON Miss
Bertha Hewov * confined To- the house
with an attack of tn" grip.-Mrs. O. 6.
Phelps has been i'll with tonsi.i,iS.-
Charles Turner has had Il shock of par
alys!s and Is in It serious condition.-O.
y. Hcwcy has gone on a southern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. g. +. Skesi- 90 this week
to Atlanta, Ga, to visit their son, Hiram
at "Tha piedmont."- annual pari all
slipper will he held NJ the Congregations
al church Thursday "ven!ng.-Mrs. \. ".
hammond is confined to the house with
an attack Of rheumatism.
Monday morning a pretty wedding va?
S"'e"'"i%e' 81 81 @'"' '''to'!' N"e'I
MISS """e' .NI' HH"H"'e' % WI anu
H'"' James A''dNt" war "''teu III ''d =
i'as' u i'o'''h Nai"' ll'S"' son ol WI
anu N'IF' M" MS" "' N'S''''"' ~ '"'
RE- r. H. aa"''t Tie 'rlue ""S
Eo"'t" J" It ''"' N''N'' ''"Nrnhs sun
VII" nat I" nl"'ch. ana raIr''d ""l''
pray '"oh' MISS MARY N'N'ns' COUSIN
%! iN' "F!u"' acted as ''ldeanla!d ana w
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CHARLOTTE.

MRS Maria English has recovered from
serious illness with the grin. --Gcorga
carpenter or Mortified spent THURSDAY
WIN his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. G..
carpenter. Lodge, No. a. F..
q ~ NJ visited Burlington Lodge, No.
100 in body Thursday nlght.-Edwar +,
McGoWan VIII move to Ferrisburg this
week, where he will carry on the Cronlt' 8
farm.
Mrs II. Gullck has returned from visit
ing her daughter, Mrs Thomas Adams.
at Pittsford.-Mlss Ethel Byington has
gone to New York city to vsit.-T. G. HIN
is ill-Somc of the young people will
give dance at library hall Friday even
ing
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Worn and Wayne Green and I'D
Samuel Conant, ncphcws of the A
Burial was in the family lot in n
cemetery.-Mr. and Mrs. a. G. Vel
returned from Bellows Fails, wind
were guests of their daughter. Nd
Hadley. They also visited i'm n
Mass. Mrs. Ada Barber Is th|
of her daughter, Mrs. l.. \. Rhoad
i. O'Byrne Is seriously in with th
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SHELBURNE E.

Champlaln Chapter, No. 49, O. F.. |
celebrated its 10th anniversary n
day evening at Masonic dall At
close of the regular meeting a ba|
uuet was served followed by speech
with Mrs. Mary NJ. Deyctt, who N
the first matron Of the chapter,
toastmistress. The toasts were
spondoi to by Mrs. Eina s Beach, MI
Jane :. lIorsford. Mrs. Martha \. std
dard. Mrs. Anna Il. Irish. Mrs, AgncsI
Ryington Mrs. Mary VI Deyctt, pj
matron. Or L. Il. Stoddarl, Or.
II. H. Varncy. Irving II Deyett, I'D
G. Marsctt Souvenirs of the ocd
sion were furnished by the chapter
the form of folders containing II
" names of the first and present of
GERS and full membership list. III
chapter was instituted with 80 mci
bers and In the 10 wears has cnroll|
1872. The present membership Is 90
Miss Alice Stoddard returned SaturdI
night from Montpelier where i
spent two days with her sister, ALFRED
da Stodiard.--Thcre will be a soci
evening in the PARISH house of Trini1
Church Thursday evening. Light ri
freshments will he scrved.--A meetir
OF the official board of the Methods
Church was held Monday aftcrnoo
at which time arrangements we
made for dol ling a roll call OF Il
church Wednesday, February 10. 4
address will be given in the mornir
10y pr. j. II. coleman, district supc
noon, followed by the roll call. TT
following committees were appointe,
Reception committee, II. w. Trac
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith, J. g. Bar
lett, Mrs. Sarah Mack Mrs. Webste
refreshment, Mrs. Irish Mrs. Core
Mrs. g. NJ, Russell Mrs. Stoddard. pr,
gram and correspondence the Rev. v
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The president Of the State Bible society
conducted the services at the Methodist
Church morning and evening Sunday
Mrs Esma Palmer has gone to Shelburnc
for two weeks visit with her daughter.
Mrs Henry Rowlcy.-Mr, and Mrs. Fran,
Palmer has returned to Burlington, after
visiting her sister, Mrs. Homer Chase
Layton Elliot has recently built a cold
storage building for Henry Dean.-Levi
beach has returned TO Burlington after
visiting in town.-Mrs. Alice Martin and
son, Coburn, have sold their farm to
Daniel kimball.-Mrs William Palmer is
confined to her home by illness.
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ST. GEORGE,

''"Au lsham while NJ work in the woods
''e"'iN Tell 70 feet, breaking his leg in
TWO places lie is getting along as well
as Gun DE expected Mr., and Mrs. Em,r-
son flnsdale of IIlnesburg visited al the
nome OF his brother. Frank Iiinsiale.
sunday '-Mitchell Ensdale Of Burlington
'assed saturday and Sunday at the home
oi VI W. Hinsdalc, Miss M.ldred White
~ nj home for "A week
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STARKSBORO.

MI Spence, who is now ola cltslnithing
here, was at his home in Richmond over
Sunday,-The Rev. r.. T.. Phillips Of ST.
JohnsburN spoke in the Baptist Church
Wednesday evening on the plan
Of union between the Baptist.l and Free
Eaptists. The Christian Culture club will
meet vita Mrs. Carrie Hanson this
afternoon.-The grange meeting will b,
held Friday night
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ADDISON.

The children Of Harry SpoOnor are i'll
with the noasles.-Gilhcrt Willmarth Is
at Waldo Clarlt's for a timc.-Mrs g. H..
Marshall has gone 10 brockton, Mass,
to visit at her old home. Josephine
Bodctt" is in Bridport visiting her sister,
Mrs. Edward Courscy.-Albert Smith and
Mrs. Thomas are ill--W. j wood is III
with the grin