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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer returned Tuesday
from their wedding trip and are mt the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Hammer Mrs. Hammer was Miss Emma
Williams and Is we'll known here as she
has spent her summers here for several
years They We're married at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Cnderhill in
Brooklyn, ~ Y, where she has lived since
a child Miss LEU Underhill was brides
maid and Harry Hutchinson best man.
Miss Stella Hammer played the wedding
march The wedding was a quiet affair,
only about % being present. They re-
ceived many useful and valuable pres
ents.-Mr. and Mrs Samuel Randall OF
Huntington Center were guests Sunday OF
their sister Alvina Shattuck who Is in
poor health.--'rhe Rev. David Barton OF
Montreal who has recently moved to
Bristol spoke Sunday morning at the
Friends Church.-Mr. and Mrs. Neuman
shepard are parents of son born Octo-
Der 3-Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hin and Mr..
and Mrs Daniel Lane of Bristol called
on friends Sunday. Taft and fam
lily Of Starksboro were guests Sunday OF
MIR and Mrs. u. ID. Orvis.
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Sunday school Is requested to meet at
tho Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
at one O'Clock p. ~, and services VIII
be held in the afternoon at two instead
Of In the morning. Tho Rev. G. O, Adams
OF Essex Junction will officiate~-Elan
Bradley has gone to Pttsford for treat
ment of tho lungs. Mrs. w. II. Metcalf
and daughter, Annie, from Essex June
ton were In town Monday.--Work will
commence on the Congregational
Church's underpinning this week by a
corps of workmen from Burlington This
building has been condemned for some
time past Mrs. George X. Whitney and
son from Brattleboro, who have been the
guests of her grandparents. went to st.
Adams Saturday to visit H. X. Barnes
and family.-Mrs. Luther Barney. who
is the guest of her brother. w. NJ. Bar
Der, will return TO her homo In New
York Wednesday. Her young son.
Romond, will return with his mother
Miss Irene Barney Is to spend the winter
| with her uncle. w. NJ. Barber.--The
Kings Daughters met at their new
| rooms Friday.
There will be a II o'clock dance in NJ.
w. A. hall Friday evening DIR. a. I.
| Bingham and Henry Leet are improving
Mrs. Crane and Miss Jessie Johnson are
visiting relatives in New York state
Miss Jennie Hanson has gone to Boston
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Bath, n. y, William II. Porter of New
York and Mr., and Mrs. Cunningham or
Larrabee's. Mr.. Porter was q veteran or
the Civil Wharf.-The first meeting OF the
Century club was held with Madame
Robinson on South Main street Tuesday
afternoon. Miss Eleanor Graham has
gone to Ludlow.-Miss Josephine Kelley
has gone to Burlington.-Denzll Calvin
has gone to Boston.-Niss Mildred Austin
has gone to Rutland.--Ilenry Downer has
gone to Rutland.-NJrs. Elijah LaBounty
has gone to Boston, called there by the
death of friend. Miss Ada Kellogg
has gone to Boston for few days
MIR. and Mrs. William II. Gadwin and
daughter Florence, and sons. Harry
and Lewis, of Philadelphia, are in town
for a short visit.--Mrs. o, T. Moore has
returned from Proctor, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
NJ. Scvcrance-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Sklm,
accompanied by Mr.. Skiff's mother.
Madam Sklrf, have started for Daytona
Beach, Fla, to remain until July l, 1914.
Mr.. Sllin was postmaster at Middlebury
for 70 years and Mrs. Skiff was his as
sistant during most of that time. Allen
r. Calhoun is now postmaster ard Miss
Faith Chapman of Fcrrisburg is as
sistant. Miss Chapman was appointed
assistant last spring previous to the APP
pointment Of Mr. Calhoun as postmaster.
Miss Chapman had been n clerk In the
office for the past two years.
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their house nearly ready for occupancy
About 40 members of the Kings Daugh-s
ters and Improvement societies met with
Mrs. r. r Stoddard at her home in
Charlotte Tuesday for basket picnic.
Each society held its regular monthly
business meeting. Mrs. Julia Burdick
of Wichita, Kans. who was former
pastors wife, gave a pleasant talk Tho
Kings Daughters voted to give S25 to-
ward the betterment of the sidewalks.
Mrs. Celia Bond of Springfield. Mass.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Wright
Mrs. NJ A. Hadley of Hyde Park and
Mrs. Jane Roby of Canterbury, Mass, are
visiting Mrs. r. G. Gray.-Charles Met
calf of Burlington spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Il. c. Gray.--Mr. and Mrs. NJ L.
Hays visited Or. and Mrs. Kenyon Sun
day.Mr. and Mrs. Rogers OF Burlington
and George Rogers of Boston and McKen-
dree Petty Of Burlington were at r. s.
Wrights Sunday.-Carl Densmore and n.
G.. Alger were In town Monday-Mark
Kenyon is visiting his son, DR. Ned KEN
yon.-The Rev Wetherby. who has
| charge of n cottage of 40 boys at the State
Industrial school at Vergennes, preached
| at the Baptist Church Sunday.
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MONKTON.

The Friends quarterly meeting will be
held at Monkton Ridge Saturday and Sun
day, October II and r.
The postoffce is now located in the
residence of Miss Lena NJ. Gee, who be-
gan her duties as postmistress October l.,
Howard French and Philip Eddy have
entered the agricultural school at Lyn-
donvillc.-Leon Kemp of Salisbury is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Il. G. Combstock-
MI and Mrs. James Ryan of Orwell and
Mrs Richard NoYes and daughter. Car
RE, of Salisbury visited their parents,
Mr., and Mrs l.. VI. Bcgor, over sun
day.-Mrs Jane Mech, who has been
confined to her bed by Illness, Is some
what improVed.-The Misses Florence and
Juletta Barnum, who have passed their
vacation at home. have now returned to
Worcester Mass, where they have posi-
tions-Dr G. X. Thomas. who had been
| in poor health for few days was
found dead in bed Sunday morning at
the home Of his son, j. w. Thomas,
whore he had been staying a few months
Mrs. Phoebe Stilson is in poor health.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The variety social by the c. Il. S.
Friday night was a success. The proceeds
We're about sl1.-William Hin visited his
brother Sunday at the Fanny Allen hos
pital, Burlinston.-William Cobb of Ell
lcnvlle, n. Y, is visiting his aunt, Miss
Nina SampsOn.-Mr. and Mrs. j. f.. Davis
We're in town Sunday.-Miss Green of New
York and Miss Means of Middlebury Wis
tied Miss Green's brother, James Green,
Sunday.-G. II. Sturtevant was at home
over Sunday.-C. r. Butell is building
a tool shed,-Merlie Hin. who was operat-
ed on at the Fanny Allen hospital for
appendicitis n few days ago, is reported
as doing well.--Rally day will be held
Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal
Church. There will probably be an or
chestra. The >Rev. Mr. Hagadorn's topici
for the evening will be Deep Sea Fish
ing
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CORNWALL.

An entertainment under the auspices
of the Congregational Church social
committee will be held at the town hall
Friday evening. Mrs. Harry Church of
Shoreham will recite and special music
will be given by outside and home talent
Refreshments will be servcd.--Edward
LeBrum, an aged veteran of the Civil
War, died at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carsen Fisher, with whom he had lived
for many years, on Friday after a brief
illness with bronchitis. The funeral was
held Sunday at the Fisher home. The
interment was at Addison four corners -
Mrs. ]. f. Randall has returned home
from a several weeks visit with her
brother, George Bond and family at their
home near Boston.
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SALISBURY.

In justice court Monday evening Wy
man Odell was charged with selling and
furnishing liquor without license. He
was remanded to the county jail for the
December term of court in bail of $1,000
Mrs. John Ellis is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, i'll with s.-Fletcher
Whitney. who fell while filing silos, is
much improved,-Th infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mehan was buried
Sunday.-W. +. Bump is attending the
annual session of the Grand Lodge of
I. o. g. T., at Cabot.-The Rev. and
Mrs. f. r. Ryder are spending a few
days in Cobbleskill, y. Y, to attend the
wedding Of his hrother.-Harry c. Brown
and sister, who have been spending a
few days with Mrs r, l.. Hamilton. re-
turned to their home in Rutland Tues
day.-Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas and daughter
Cecilc, We're in Burlington Tuesday.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

DR.. and Mrs. T.. l.. McCrca of Port
jefferson are visiting herc.-Miss Sadie
Stone visited in Castlcton the first Of
the wcek.--Mr and Mrs. Samuel Shep-
ard are in Vergennes, called there by the
illness OF Mrs, Arthur Burroughs. The
Friends quarterly meeting will be held
at the Friends Church Saturday and Sun
day.-Lester Ball, the oldest citizen
In Monltton, is seriously ill-Mrs. Eliza
Brown has returned from a visit to Ma
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ORWELL.

John Purcell of Rochester is with his
mother, Mrs. Agnes Purcel.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Ross have returned from
Hague, n. y.-The Rev. L. NJ. lsaacs and
Miss Helen French of Broadhead, Wis,
were married there Tuesday and Will
return here the last of this week The
concrete walk will be completed this
week.-rhe Rev. r. C. Flagg of Burling-
ton preached at the Congregational
Church Sunday in the absence of the
pastor.-Mrs. John H. Vail spent Satur-
day in Brandon.-Florence Miller has re-
turned from Burlington and is much i'm
proved.-The Rev Mr.. Flagg while In
town was guest of Mr.. and Mrs H. ID.
Branch.-Mrs. ID. L. Wells gave her
mother a birthday party Saturday aft
ernoon. which was nnioNed by - lAdies
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MILTON.

Mrs. AFRO Ashley died suddenly Satur-
day afternoon Of heart failure. The fun
eral was held at her late residence
Tuesday at $50 p. m.-Mrs Lydia Wolcott
of Belchertown, Mass, is visiting in town.
Albert REYNOLDS is at home for few
days-Mr and Mrs. Guy Prentiss of s..
Adams spent Sunday in town. called
here by the death of Mrs. Premises
mother, Mrs Ashley.
The funeral OF Mrs. AFRO Ashley was
held at her late home on Tuesday at $50
p m. the Rev. Or. Strong officiating. as
sisted by the Rev +. L. Herrick Tho
burial was in the family lot In the viii
lage cemetery. The casket was covered
with beautiful flowers. She leaves four
daughters. Mrs. Samuel Phelps of Fair
fax, Mrs. Guy c. Prentiss of st. Adams.
Ruth and Kate. and one SON. Alton b, all
of this place. Among those from out OF
town to attend the funeral was her
brother, Charles Warner Of St Albans-
Mrs. Adophus Warner, Mr., and Mrs
| William Warner of ST. Adams Guy c.
| Prentiss and family of st. Adams. DR..
Samuel Phelps and son, Samuel, of Fair
| fax, Mrs. Persis Ballard and Miss Lord OF
Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Bliss, Horace and
Lucy Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Alison Wood of
Georgia and Mrs. Luna Writer'S of Bur-
| lngton.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Turner and
Mrs. =. NJ. Depatie went to Boston Tues
! day on the excursion-There Is to be
dance at the L o. O. F. hall Friday even-
| ing.-Willam Fairbanks Of Morrisvile
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at his
uncle's, II. II. Fuller.-Lewis Flint of the
| University of Vermont spent sunday with
, his grandfather, the Rev. f. e Herrick.-
Mrs. Walter Brush and little daughter of
Burlington are visiting at II. A. Brushs
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two sisters here, who attended the fun
eral in Vergennes.--M Mary Rider VILE
move to Burlington soon.
Mrs. James Ridley was in Burlington
Monday.--H. c. and II. L. Brown Cyrus
Brown, Mrs. John Shedrick and Mrs
Thomas Mccormick attended the funeral
of their sister, Mrs. A. II. Her, in YER
gennes Tuesday. Mrs. l.. A. Neal con-
tinues to improve.-Mrs. c. " Ray re-
turned Tuesday from several weeks In
Brandon.-Mrs. r. G. Narney and Mrs.
Lewis Meilleur are visiting Mrs. f. s..
Hasseltine in Rutland.-Mrs. Martha Ran
dali IL visiting in Burlington. -Mss Min
erva Morse has been in Burlington this
week.-Mr and Mrs Fred Thorn of
Starksboro visited here tho first of the
week.-Mrs. G. V. Ray Is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wright Ferguson in New
Haven
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Aid society will have a
chicken pie supper at Allen hall We'd
nesday evening, October l.. supper
will be served at six o'clock.-Captain
George Martin has returned to Am
herst, Mass, after spending a few days
with his family.-MrS. Charles Wheeler
and nephew. Charles Wheeler have re-
turned to Chicago after spending the
summer at Mrs. Herbert Kingsland's.-
The Ladies' Aid society met Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs Els
ma palmer.-Miss Mabel Lane is at
home from Burlington to care for her
mother, Mrs. Edward Lane who is con
fined to the house by Illness
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CHIYTENDEN COUNTY
CHARLOTTE.

The boom of some towns in the Cham
plain Valley Is Indicated by the advance
ing of the postoffice here to one of the
third class ones and the establishing of
Il postal savings bank on November l,
the only one between Burlington and
Vergcnnes.-Mr and Mrs. Walter Mcneil
Of Shclburne Falls, Mass, are visiting
at his fathers, w. II. Mcneil s.--The
Eastern Star are rehearsing for two
short plays which they plan to give in
connection with n dance October 81
The rally day exercises at the church
Sunday were well attended at the even
ing service Mrs Ramsay gave an inter-
csting report Of the Woman's Missionary
meeting to which she was a delegate at
l}rattleboro,-At a meeting of the select
men Scion Lewiss resignation as school
director was accepted and John Williams
was appointed in his place.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hart of Fair Haven are visiting
at l.. j. Deans.
The Ladies' Improvement society of the
Shelburne Methodist Church and the
Ever Ready Circle of Kings Daughters
of Sheburne, to the number of 40. TOOK
possession of the home OF DIR. and Mrs
Stoddard. "Orchard View" Tuesday ant
enjoyed one Of the most perfect October
days A hungry and jolly crowd sat dowi
to dinner. After dinner the regular bust
ness meeting of the Improvement so
| cicty was held with the president. Mrs
| Stoddard. in the chair. The guest o
honor was Mrs. Julia Burdick, widow o
Rev Chester Burdick, pastor of the Shell
| burne Methodist Episcopal Church 9
years ago. Mrs Burdick was one of tn,
organizers of the Improvement society
| which was formed at the home of Mrs
| George Roberts. who was also prescn
| Tuesday.-C. r. Holmes has FINISHED
picking apples, having 500 barrels.-Mr
and Mrs. Charles a. Sherwin Jr, lef
Monday morning by boat for Plattsburg
after spending n few Gays with Mrs
Sherwn's parents, DR.. and Mrs. Stod
dard. Mr.. Sherwin. who has been tn
New England representative of tn
Simonds Saw company of Fitchburs
Mass, for three years has been trans
ferred to New York and Pennsylvania
They expect to make Syracuse thei
) headquarters after time, but Mrs Sher
win will travel with her husband for tn
present.-The regular meeting of Cham
plain Chapter, No. 10, O. Il. s., will b
held at Masonic hall Friday evening.
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ADDISON.

Hayward Marshall and Harry Cross
returned Monday from the fair circuit
which they have been attending for sew
eral weeks, taking IA flock of the Mar
snail sheep and returning with string
OF blue ribbons. -Edward Brown, who
had spent the greater part of his life
with the Fisher family in this town.
died Saturday at Carson Fishers in
Cornwall, over so years old, 1t is not
known that he had any relatives in this
country.-The schools In town We're
closed Friday last to allow the teachers
to attend the teachers union meeting at
Nergennes. Florence ST. Clare of Middle
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The death of Miss Katherine Hewitt
occurred at noon Tuesday after an illncss
Of several months with Bright's disease,
aged 50 years. The funeral will he held
at the Hewitt homestead at $50 o'cocA|
this afternoon. Miss Hewitt was
the daughter of Pitt f. Hewitt and Lucy|
Harris Hewitt. and the last of her family,
She is survived by a first cousin, George
e Prindle. and his two sons. Edwin
Hewitt OF Charlotte, and Harris Pitt of
Burlington and by Mrs. Anna Pringle|
Wright of Brooklyn, ~ Y. the daughter
of the late DR.. Cyrus G.. Pringle.
At the Baptist Church Sunday mornins|
in place of the regular sermon there was|
given a report of the Baptist State cOn-I
vention at Poultney by the pastor Who'll
was a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the ordina \
ton Of the Rev Frank Place, pastor od
the Baptist Church here. will he held
Friday afternoon at two o'clock ut th1
church followed by a sermon in the even
ing by the Rev. DR.. James s, Braker "a
burlington. The ladies Of the church Will
furnish supper.-Deaconess Alice Emo a
Albany, y. Y, is visiting her parents. Mrl
and Mrs. Carlton Eno.-Mr. and Mrs. 81
NJ Hazard gave a party Monday eVenin \
at their home in honor of their cousins
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dart, of Newton{
Kans. who have been spending the sunni
mer in Charlotte and vicinity. "'out ~
people were present and an enjoYanl7
evening was passed. Refreshments were
served Mr. and Mrs Dartt left Thurs1
dav for their home, hut will spend somsJ
time in New York city, and visit othe(
nlaces on their waY-Mrs. Thomas ID
Hart is recovering from severe attack
Of the grp.-Mrs. stanton Coleman Is re1
covering from pneumonia. Mrs n. OI
Van Vliet has been engaged as assistant
at the village school.-Miss Anna Hayet
has returned to her school in HardwiclI|
nnnrnntine having been removed.
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bury has been spending a few days at
her home here.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Adams we're called to Cornwall Satur-
day by the death OF Edward Brown
The @. II. b. society met at the vestry
Saturday evening-The Ladies' Aid So
ciety realized a good sum from thelr
food sale at Vcrgennes Saturday. The So
ciety held meeting Wcdnesday.-M
Helena Palmer went Tuesday to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Burlington, for
an operation for appendicitis.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Mary Pease has gone to Fitch
burg for 10 days.-Mrs. Marcia Sabins il
visiting I'm Burlington.--Mr and Mrs. ].
y. Atkins. Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Doug.
las and Mrs. Bernard Towers spent Sun
day with Principal and Mrs. L. j. Berry
in Essex Junction.-Those who attended
the Kings Daughters State convention
in Burlington were Mrs. g. w. Palmer,
Mrs. J. -. Atkins and Mrs. T. L. Stevens
Mrs. Dele Hildreth has gone 20 Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. Blodgett of Hunt
ington were at T, b. Whalen's Sunday.
Mrs. o. D. Bemis, who has been ser.
lously i'll for two weeks. remains about
the same.-.John Francis and family, who
expected TO leave this week for Califor.
MIA, have decided not to go.
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SHOREHAM.

DR. a. L. Lambert of Mddlebuiy
preached at the Conversational Church
Sunday in the absence of the pastor. the
Rev. George French.--Miss Nellie Totting
ham is visiting in Syracuse n. Y, for a
few weeks.-P. w. Waite has purchased
new automobile. an Overland, 1914
model.-The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Nelson Desjadon died Sunday.-Mr.
ond Mrs Henry Davis OF Fair Haven
We're guests at r. II. Prebles's Monday
Mrs ID. \. Forbes of East Hampton,
Mass. is visiting her mother Mrs. Sally
Smth-The Misses Lizzie and Mary Nee
hen are at home from Lake George, where
they have nasSpd the summer.
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

The new library will be open for IN
spection Friday afternoon from two L
five O'Clock. and on Saturday afternoon
and evening for the distribution O.
books.
Miss Harriet Hayward OF Randolph
visited Mr., and Mrs. NJ. D. Stanley OF
her way home from Ncrrennes, wher
she visited her sister, Mrs, Berth'
BurrIdge. who is teaching there.
W, +, Fletcher and family have moved
to their farm on upper Main street. Mn
and Mrs Henry Bissell will move neN|
week into the apartment in the F1eteheI
block vacated by Mr.. Fletcher.
Harry Osgood and family are to now
into the Douglas house on Maple sired
which Is to be vacated by Henry BisseI
and family,
A. +. Tanner has opened barber shol
I'm the old fire station
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SHELBURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherwin have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. n. r.
Stoddard, at their home In Charlotte
Michael McGrath has bought the Nc
Gowan property,-Mr and Mrs. Charles
LeClar are keeping house in the post
office buIldng.-Roy Thorpe Of Proctor Is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Emer-
son Thorpc,-The Ever Ready Circle Of
the Kings Daughters met with the
Improvement society at Mrs. F, r.,
Stoddards on Tuesday for a basket
picnc-Jed Blow who is suffering from
blood poisoning, Is slowly improving.
Mr., and Mrs. Sidney Claflin are the
parents of a daughter, born october 4
at the Harrington Sanltarium,
The d. c. Smith Bible class will meet
at the church parlors Tuesday after
noon. october IA for the regular month
ly meeting. and Mrs. Henry Rowley,
who has spent the summer travelling IN
the West will give an address. telling
of her travels between here and Call
fornia and exhibiting curios and SOU
venirs.--Miss Nellie Crowley is visiting
in Rutland. The regular meeting OF
Champlain Chapter, o. +. s., will be
held in Masonic hall Friday evening -
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Booth of Ferris
burg We're guests at G, e. Blair's during
the week.-William Naylor chauffeur
for Mrs Watson Webb. has returned here
from Westburg. L. l.-Mr and Mrs. Fred
Jackson have returned to their home II
st. Adams and Mrs Jackson's parents
Mr., and Mrs r. Il, Webster, accompan.
led them for a visit-Miss Minnie Hays
superintendent of schools, Is in town
| this week,-Dr and Mrs, Mitchell hay,
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Carrie Small Of Burlington is pass
ing a week with her sister, Mrs NJ. w.
Hinsdale. Earl Aver is earring apples
at Charlotte this week.-Mrs. Arthur
Douglass and child OF Essex Junction
visited Mrs. Rollin Forbes Wednesday,
Mrs. w. D. Grey IS able to sit up after
being confined to the house by illness for
a week.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Switzer
and two children of Huntington visited
at the home OF NJ. w. Hinsdale Wednes-
day.-Mrs. Frank Hinsdale and daugh-
ter. Lucy, visited in Hinesburg Satur-
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WEST BOLTON.

Lester Morgan of Barre visited his
mother, Mrs. Louis York, Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs r. 5, Kinney, Mrs. Julia
Chllds, Miss Grace Blakely, X. f. Minck-
Ter and w, G.. Minckler of Grand Isle
came by automobile to Albart Minckler's
Sunday.-Mrs. II. p. Tomlnson is seri-
ously ill.--Mrs. Edward Guyette, in care
of DR.. IIulburd, was taken to the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday. 1t is expected that
she will haye to have an operation per-
formed. Albert Minckler returned to
Pittsford Tuesday.-Mrs, Norman Dibble
Of Broadalbin, y. V, has returned for
an indefinite stay with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Gregory. Mr.. George is
in feeble hcalth.-Emer Hail is shipping
his household goods to North Troy. where
he has n position in IA veneerlng mill
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BRIDPORT.

MIR. and Mrs. II. X. williams have
returned from Waitsfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. j. Barbour have returned from wal
lingford.--A new silo Is being built for
r.. l.. Hemenway.- T.. f. Wolcott
went Wednesday to pawlet.--Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Grandy are spending a
week at Shoreham,- Burwen is not
as wcll.IThe Friendly club and Auxil-
larry will meet at the vestry Wednesday
afternoon, October IL.