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NORTH FERRfSBURG.

The funeral of Mrs T. s. Lane was
held Saturday at 10 o'clock at the Motho-
dist Episcopal Church and was largely
attended, the Rev. \. y. Parker officlat-
ing. The members of the Kings Daugh-
ters attended in a body The hearers
were Charles and Howard Mallory cal
Win Martin, Dr. Phelps, Fred Harrington
and George willard. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful. Those to at
tend the funeral from out of town were:
Mrs. Ellen Lane Frank Lane Prof. and
Mrs. j. w. Notcy and Howard Mallory
and 5. j. Martin Of Burlington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mallory of Amherst, Mass,
J. p. Kenyon and Mrs Frank Stearns Of
Middehury, Mrs. Fred Negus of Proctor
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs
George Farr Of Bristol, Dr. Phelps and
daughter, Marjorie, and Mrs. Alice Pres
ton of Nersenncs and Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Gee of Monkton. The community
suffers a great loss in the death of Mrs
Lane She was woman of a sweet and
winning personality actively interested
In the work of the Methodist Church and
Il loyal member of the Kings Daughters
She was a devoted wife and mother and
a sympathetic and true friend. She dis
played the same sweetness and courage
throughout a long and painful illness as
had endeared her to the many friends
who mourn her loss.-NIlss Jennie Mar
tin of burlington spent Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. c.
Martn.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Mallory OF
Amherst. Mass, are in town for few
weeks-Dr and Mrs *. II. Tracy OF
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Myron Williams is visiting her
son, Judd in Burlington.-Mrs. Arthur
Holloway and infant son of West Leban-
on, \. Y, are visiting her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Bora, Jr.-Miss Emma
LeaVenWOrth is ill-Miss Louise Bora of
West Lebanon, y. y is visiting her par
onts here.
The Ladies' Aid met with the
Misses Byington Wednesday afternoon
Mrs John Chapman of Middlcbury gave
an interesting talk on Alaska at the
sunday evening service,--AIrs John
Lewis is visiting her daughter, Mrs Nc
Farron, Of New York.-Mrs. Arthur
Holloway of West Lebanon, n. H., is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bora, Jr. Her sister, Louise, came with
her" Aunt Jcrusha's Photograph Al
bum was shown at the Grange Mon
day ui-ht,-The Dramatic club presented
the play, Cranberry Corners" for the
day nights, l.. Byington has bought
the farm formerly owned by y. y.
Byineton and is living there.-W. IL.
Boardman has been appointed post
master.
The regular meeting of Chanp!al1
Chapter. No. 81, O. F.. S, viii be held
in the Masonic Lodge rooms Friday even
ING. r. Holmes has sold Il 500 eiec-
trio lighting plant to Mr.. Henry. Of Fer
rishurg Mrs. Ferguson is visiting
friends in burlington.
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GHITTENDEN COUNTY
VINOOSKI.

Mr' ana Mrs. George Nash have re-
'uIH'" from Wihterlng in California.
Joseph ASrl ana ;, II. Miller have pur-
'H"'ou thc grocery stock or Baldwin S
store "hIch was sold at auction Friday.
/ ne morse was purchased by II. h. Car
P'h"'' ana inc store fixtures by various
''no' PIIues'
Miss ""urea runner who was operated
upon a. VIE fahny Allen hospital re-
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MILTON.

Tho following officers Of the o. f. S.
We're Installed at the joint installation
of the O. e. $. and Masons: w. NJ,
Mrs. Ellen Phelps: w. p. II. y. Burns:
\. NJ. Mrs. Margaret Shroycr; secre-
tary, Miss Harriet Keeney. treasurer.
Mrs. Lottle Coburn; conductress. Mrs.
Myrtle Robinson; assistant Conductress,
Mrs. Grace Austin: chaplain, Mrs. Martha
jerome; marshal, Mrs Ethel Phelps or
ganist Miss Dorothy Frost; Adah. Miss
Jennie Lyman; Ruth, Mrs. Edythe Co
burn; Esther, Mrs. Jennie Mears Mar
tina, Mrs. Ella Frost; Electa, Miss Esther
Frost; warder, Mrs. Lizzie Grow; SEN
tinel, A. W. Hammond.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. y. Pratt have gone to Rumney, y.
H., to visit their daughter and husband,
DR.. and Mrs. J. a. Drew.--Alexander
Peltier is at home from Randolph, y.
H.-Nrs. +. \. Frost spent part Of last
week in Essex Junction. the guest of
Mrs a. T. Akeley.-Norman Skecs re-
turned TO the Albany Business College
after spending the Easter vacation at
home.-The Rev. w. +. Garner has NOV
cd to EnosburE, where he has accepted a
call to ST. Matthew's Episcopal Church.
Mrs c. s. Ashley has returned from
BURLINGTON and opened her residence on
the corner Of Main and Maplewood
treets.-John NJ. Mulvihill has returned
from Crescent City, Fla. Mr. Mulvil
is In Essex visiting his son, lra.-E. l.
Allen is engaged in putting in cement
steps in front of the postoffice block
john hurry, an old citizen Of Milton,
died Thursday night of heart disease
The Woodmen have hired the n. E. rooms
in the postoffice block.-The Union have
rented the S. Il. loom, formerly the fur
niture room.-N. Mackey and Z. f. Bean
are moving and enlarging the o. Mossey
building.-Bert Ryan has been az work
putting in an office and refrigerator in
the Whitney block, whore he has a meat
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from Page Onc).

after ;wo weeks visit 20 Mrs w. r.
Warner.-phiin Racctte of 81. Johns
bury has taken a position III the office
OF the Enterprise ard Nermontcr-Miss
Grace z. Niugsland of Montpellc:' spent
Arbor day with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
K. L. K!nysand.-Miss Genevievc Mal1on
hns suffered a relapse ana IS again con-
fined to her bed.--Mlas Edna Wilder OF
New Haven, who formerly neld a posi-
Non In the RiXby library, has accepted
4 position in the public library ut Rut-
land.-AIiss Helen Phelps is spending the
Weekend IN burlington with her mother.
Mrs. Frank G. Phelps,--Edward COrmia
has entered the employ Of DR..
Nathan Oppenheim in Ferrlsburg.-
\ pretty wedding took place Wednesday
April % at the Baptist Church in Pan
ton when Flossie Nancy, dau2htcr of Mr.,
and Mrs Wesley Varney, was married
TO Earl Deyoe, son of Mr. and Mrs Lee
Deyoe of this city, the Rev, q. f. Har-
Vey performing the ceremony. The ush-
ers were Elmer Varney, Jr,, of Highgate
Springs, Frank Varney Of the University
Of Vermont, Perlie Stagg Of Panton,
Howard Grandy Of VcrGenncs. Next
came the groom attended by his brother,
Ralph ]. Dcvoo a student at Goddard
Seminary, followed by the four brides
maids, the Misses Beryl Stlmson and
Hazel Doten of Burlington, Blanche X.
Field, Vesta Putnam of Vergennes fol-
loved by the bride and Miss Maud Bis
sell of Rutland, who acted as maid of
honor. Little Miss Calista \, Pecue, a
niece of the bride, was flower girl. She
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Martha BarkcD Woidenbackcr,
wife of II. r. Weidcnbackcr, died Fri
day evening, aged 81 years She is sur
vived by her husband and three daugh-
ters, Mrs William Blaisdcll of Tndcrhill,
Misses Anna Belle and Ruth. Tho funeral
was held at the home Monday afternoon
at one o'clock, with burial in the viii
aEe cemetery.-O. II. Brown is in Bos-
ton, spending a few days with mis- son,
II. w Brown, ana daughter, Miss Ply
lis Brown.-F. S. Tomllnson was i'm Bur
lington Saturday.-Mrs. O. H. Brown vis-
tied her sister, Mrs. F. w Han, in Es-
sex Junction Friday.-Miss Mildred Han
10y, who has been Ill, is able to be in her
school.
G. &. Guild and family were at r. -.
Fields Sunday.-Dr. Hulburd was in
burlington Nonday.-Miss Josephine Pet
tcnEile was an ovor-Sunday visitor of
her sister, Iva Pettcngilc, in Essex .-
Susan and Master Ronald Paige of st.
Adams are guests Of their aunt. Mrs.
l.. G.. Rice.
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Frank Gould Of WATERFOWL. n. y.
and Mrs James Of Port Henry, y. "
are guests of their brothers, Howard and
Smith Rose.-Thc next meeting Of
Beaver Glenn Grange Will be held Fri
day evening 1t viii be ladies night.
There viii be an interesting program 90
Mrs. Barnard returned Sunday to her
home in Bristol after spending the vim
ter with her niece. Mrs G. G.. Coates 49,
Mr. and Mrs Ray Bckneu OF Bristol
We're guests Sunday of NJ. and Mrs l..
\. Rowley,-Mr and Mrs. j. T.. Davis
We're in Weybrdge Sunday,-Mr, and
Mrs. William HubbarG were guests sun
day Of Mr., and Mrs. Howard Johnson
Miss Gretta Danbrooke went Monday to
Saranac Lake, whore she has a position.
r, l., Shackett has sold his place on
North street to William Bennett. Charles
Swenor has bought Benefits place.
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SHELBURNE.

Tho hapafit copcar, eivan Nv the Trim
t.r Cburcb cboir rbrrs1sv ,igh. was
wall amended ava = corsia.r.hia s,,,,
.oal,.od Tha r.rts Voc ,,o,, ,ovon
Me rbo,l,s cboarar o4 Nir,a,nolis
>ti,,r T. ,isitiro IN cbalburre Mrs.
robert Elliott who hos srfferod , s+rol,,
,,ora,,,.i, l., .l., -, ,,-;.h ,,o,,r,o,,i,
Nc I,Ir,;.o t-r,o.. -, u.,5or,, ., p,har,
ruiot+ diad crnda,, a,,or,rg Of tho bor,a
os bor s,on-so,, irving EIliott aped 81
vaars Nre EYIio-, was take, IN waal,
ago and on Thursdav sufered -, shock
fro,, which sbe pevsr rallied The funora,
Was beld "Wednesday morning ar min,
o'clock al her late home. with burial in
Lincoln
c.rovor A Goodsall son Of Mr. and Mrs
u Y Goodseu. died Monday afternoon
AT 12:0 o'clock, aged Is wears. lie had
besn I'll for a wear. Resides his parents
he is survived by sister, Lillian. and a
hath Cb,lhu,pa F,,-
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
EAST NARDWICK.

Lyman Allen is not as well.--Miss
Reta Bole is teaching in North Peach
am.--Miss Edna IIovey remains about
the samo.-NGrs. Della Babcock re-
turned to her work in Greensboro sat
urday.-A son was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Eastman-AIrs.
Kate Sails died the first of the week
after short illness The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon.--Miss Ada
Fay is more comfortabl e.-Mrs O. T..
Currier was in HardwIck Monday to
sec her grandson who Is very ILL
Archie Drown has moved into the up-
stairs tenement in Lyman Aliens
house.--Thc Rev. Franklin Blake of
Starksho"u viii preach at the Baptist
church S'nday-NTr, ana Mrs Il. 3,
smith 'f,ln about the same
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HINESBURG.

The Rev. r. owen is slowly re.
@aiuins his health at Clifton Springs,
y. y, hut will remain there for some
time for complete recovery
Mr., and Mrs. Harrison Weller have re-
turned to their home after spending the
winter months in Californla.-The Ladies
Aid of the Conversational Church
served supper at the vestry last night
followed by a musical and literary pro-
Gram.-The postofflce has been moved
from the Sanctuary block into the Bowe
house.-John Tobey and family of char
lotto visited at Gay Tobey's Sunday
Mrs. william Laughton and Miss Hem
rietta Laushton went to Westport, "
y, Wednesday to visit their son and
brother, the Rev. James Laughton.
Hope Circle Of the Kings Daughters
will hold its regular meeting at the vestry
Friday, with Mrs, T. o. Martin as hostess,
Miss r. Claire Hun is In Washington.
y. c, to attend the commencement exer-
cises of the college of music. of which she
is a graduate,-Mrs. Guy d. Boynton 10
spending few days at her home in the
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RICHMOND.

The Grange held a regular meetina
in I. o. o. +. hall Monday evening
Mrs. Frank Flagg and Mrs. Ford Flare
entertained the Thlmble Tea party the
first day OF May at the formers home.
Eight guests were present.--Three
workmen from New York are here to
install two large boilers at Borden
condensed milk factory to replace the
three formerly used.--William Bishop
ana Amelia Larock were married Tues
day morning at eight o'clock at the
Church OF Our Lady Of the Holy Ros-
arN' the Rev A. p Clermont perform
ing the ceremonY.---Miss Eva Berry ha 4
returned to Burlington after a short
stay at her home here-Elmer Suuirej
leit last week for the northwest. where
he has position as q telegraph OF
erator-The Queen Esther lodge OF
Rebekahs will give a card party in
l. o. o. f. hall Thursday evening.-Mr
and Mrs f. It. Flagg were In Burline
ton sunday the guests of Mrs. Flagg =
mother, Mrs. Flanagan
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WESTFORD.

The Rev. Il. f. Livingstone, who died
recently, was for two years pastor of the
Methodist Church in this town. His
wife was Hannah Allen, daughter of Ar
temas Allen.-The Methodist Ladies Aid
mot Tuesday at Mrs. r. =. Orton's.-
The Misses Cobb and Kiddor were at
home from Burlington over Sunday
The Ladies' Social Circle mot We'd
nesday with Mrs Chester Hall-The
meeting Of the Fortn!ghtly club is post
poned for a week.-The Fortnightly club
will give the Old Maids convention in
the town hall Friday evenug.-Nrs Z.
10. Hall has been elected to the Christian
Endeavor convention, which is to be held
at Ess X Center on May u.
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will be done on the roads in the village
this year. including the surfacng with
crushed stone of Pearl street, beginning
at the foot of the hill and continuing to
the work done last fall. Work around
Lincoln park VIII be completed and Main
street will be surfaced as far as Drury
bridge. Through the contributions made
by the State highway commission depart
ment and the Ladies' Improvement So
ciety II will be possible to oil the streets
this year and the work of surfacing the
roads will be rushed to be in readiness
for oiling. The posts for the new street
signs have arrived and the signs will be
placed rs soon as possible. It was also
voted to request corporations having
posts in the village to comply with the
state law and have them painted.
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ADDISON.

There will be strawberry social at
the church Friday evening, May 20
Miss Carrie Wellmorth, who is teaching
in Shorcham, was at home over SInday.
The Young Mems club met Tuesday
evening. 1t was ladies' night-Olive
Gage was at home from Shoreham over
Sunday.-The G., x. r. society will be on
tertained Friday evening by Mrs L. p.
Tracy at her home-Mrs. $. f.. Smith
entertained the ID. \. r. society at her
home Friday.-The schools were closed
last Thursday and Friday to allow the
teachers an opportunity to attend the
tcnchers meeting at Nrrgnnncs
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WILLISTON.

MIR. and Mrs. Cushen and child. VIII,
spent the winter in Fletcher, have re-
turned and opened their house here for
the SUMMERTIME Roy. c. y. curtis, VIII,
has been in Bristol the past yeai,
preached his first sermon here Sunday.
Henry Patton has hired the house form
orly owned by George Maidmen and T.,
moving his family there.-Mrs George
Goodrich is quite i'll with stomach trouble
james O'Brien, Sr.. is quite ill.-Guv
Lamson, who has been ILL., has resumed
his r. +. b route-W. II. Metcalf ha j.,
commenced work on his dwelling hnilsn-
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ORWELL.

G. NJ. Cook has leased his farm to Mr.
Barnard-Alr. and Mrs. Michael Dewitt
of California have been with friends in
town for a few days.-The repairs on
ST. Paul's Church have been completed.
Miss Molie Hack has recovered and
returned to Keeno y. H,-Nlss Emma
Dejadon of Glens Falls y. Y, was at
home here last week a few days.-AIiss
Maud Smith returned to Springfield
Mass after spending a few days here
with her parcn,s.-Hands Cove Chapter
d. y. r. will hold their May meeting
with Mrs w. y. Jennings May 13-Miss
Jennie Pluc left Tuesday for Manchester
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

At the annual meeting of Ethan Allen
Lodge, + and a. NJ. held Thursday
evening officers We're elected as follows;
w. NJ, r. O. Midget; s. W, Allen Mar
tin; j. w, Guy w. Lampson; treasurer.
|. +. Huntley; secretary, w. II. Nichols;
senior deacon, A. B. Rugr; junior deacon,
}. a. Hunter; chaplain. the Rev. c. c.
Adams; marshal, l.. O. Remington, senior
steward Ralph Stevens; junior steward,
Roy w. Chase: tyler, j. L. Palmer.
finance committee c. c. Adams e. w.
Post, o. 5. Nichols; organist, II. d.
brury Tho installation will be two
weeks from last Thursday night.
Word was received here Friday of
the death of Mrs. Elon Buttolph at the
home of her son. John, in Buffalo, Y.
Y, Mrs. Buttoph was Sc years old. Mr.
Hnttolph died in 1899. They formerly re-
sided In Essex The remains were
brought here Sunday for burial
Mrs, Gilbert Harris, who has been III,
is recovering.
N. c. McLoud. who suffered a slight
shock Friday morning, is able to be
about.
The schools will close June u. The
graduation exercises Of the senior class
of the high school will be held the even
ing Of June II. The valedlctorian will he
Harris Drury, who is also the class presi-
dent ana Henry Baldwin will be tho
salutatolian. There are eight members
of the class
The funeral Of Mrs. Ellen j. Barney
was held at the Mountain View House
at EssoN Center Tuesday afternoon. The
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INDERHILL

The "suffragette Town Meeting" made
about t35 Friday evening. The entertain
ment will be given at Underhill Center
Friday evening, the proceeds to go to tho
town ltbrary.-Mrs. John Flint Of Essex
was in town Monday. r. Clio
was in town Tuesday. George Whit
taker who injured his head Sunday Is
better-Mr and Mrs. William Mable and
daughter, Mrs. Anna Como. of jefferson
vile, spent Tuesday at George Whit
takers
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COLCHESTER.

The Rev c. c. Adams OF Essex juno
ton preached in the Congregational
Church Sunday.-The Misses Julia Carter
and Amy Wheeler, teachers in the Essex
Junction high school, spent Saturday and
Sunday with the Misses Day and VOL
Sunday was observed
in both churches with appropriate eXer-
cises.-The remains of Mrs. Eben john
son were brought TO Colcheste. Tuesday
and laid beside her husband in the Meth
odist cemetery. Seven young people uni
ted with the Congregational Church Sun
day.-Supt. Minnie Hays was IN town
Monday.-Mrs. r. L. Wright will enter
tain the Missionary society at dinner
Thursday.
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SOUTH STARKSBCRO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Birdsal and child
of Pittsburg. Pa, are at the home of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Brdsall, for
an indefinite stay.--Mr. and Mrs. James
Dwire of Bristol were guests Sunday Of
Andrew Hallock and family.-Stephen
foung's house is being rcdccorated anc
will be occupied by Earl Orvls ana fam
ily-Nlr. and Mrs. David Folansbee were
guests Sunday of their son, Elisha Fol-
lansbcc and family, in New Haven.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

J. A. Williams of Burlington is drillin =
a well for l. b. Bromley.-B. H. Ross
has sold his place to Moses Terrien Of
Williston. Miss Sarah Comstock has re-
turned from a visit of several days at
the home of her brother. Albert Com
stock, in Montpelier.--Mr. and Mrs.
Alison Rollins visited her sister. Mrs.
MEra kimball. in Hinesburg Sunday
Miss Florence Day. teacher at tho
Eldredge school, was called 10 her homs
in Essex last week by the serious Illness
of her mother
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MONkTON RIDGE.

The Friends Quarterly meeting will
be held at North Ferrisburg May and
10. There will be no Sunday service at
the RidSe.-Mrs. Frank Thompson Of
Lincoln is caring for her mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Miles, who Is in feeble health
Mrs. Seth McCalvin and son of Char
lotto have been spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. C.
CoX.-Mrs. Henry Cox is able to be out
altor several Woeks lllnnss
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TOWNSVILLE.

T.. e. Kinney of the state Sunday
school association gave an illustrated
lecture Tuesday cvening.-Mrs Allen
Sabns win entertain the Lend-a-Haud
circle Thursday.-Mrs. Marcia Sabins
has returned after spending some time
i'm Buylmgton.-E, H. Kinds of Hunting
ton took in 40 tons of maple sugar at the
car Monday for st. Johnsbury buyers
Mrs. T. b. Whalen was called to Willis
ton Sunday by the death OF a niece Miss
O'Brieu. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crandall
attended the funeral in Burlington Non
day morning. Miss O'Brien being a cousin
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FOR RENT.

MACHINIST AND CARPENTERS, At
TENTION! On May LIST l will have
two seven room tenements with gar
den. fruit. barn, etc, to rent at West
minister Station. VT, near the Abenaque
machine works A good location for
steady mechanic or market gardeners.
l can furnish plenty of land for mar
ket gardening or dairying to approved
tenants Apply to w. V. Farr. SO North
Union street, Burlington. Vt, Saturday
afternoon. S5,d&w,tf