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VERGENNES.

Mrs, Josephine Gaines, widov Of
Samuel S. Gaines, died SATURDAY morn
ing from the effects of a shock Thursday
afternoon, which was followed by pneu-
monia. She was In the G9th year Of her
age Mrs. Gaines was born in Lincoln
January 20, 1916, the daughter of the late
DIR. and Mrs. Norman j. Tousley, and
the same year her father moved to Fan
ton, where for many years he enjoyed a
large practice as a physician and sur
geon. She was married in 1867 To- Samuel
Gaines. About 40 years ago Mr.. Gaines
purchased the Stevens House and moved
from Panton here and conducted the
hotel until his death about eight years
ago, At the death of her husband the
hotel came into the possession of Mrs,
Gaines and she has managed 1t since that
time. She has been prominent member
or ST Paul's Church for many years. She
also belonged to tho Vergennes Improve
ment society, OF which she was a charter
member. She was good to the poor nnd
gave 10 charitable objects In an UNI
assuming way. She was the last of her
family. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon at three O'Clock at st. Pauls
Church.-Mrs. |. NJ Martin and son,
Needham, of Denver, Colo. are visiting
her father, Amos p. Needham. Mrs. WI
liam Cook has gone to the Fanny Allen
hospital, Winooski, for treatment.-The
Vermont Shade Roller storehouse at the
depot IL being moved to their plant on
the falls. under the direction of j. NJ.
Alden-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey f.. Beach
went to Cornwall Saturday to attend the
funeral of their cousin, Edward Parkhlll.
S. w. Hindes of Burlington called on
friends In town Saturday.-Mlss Ada f..
Orr has returned from visit to her aunt,
Mrs. +. r. Folsom. of Burlington.-The
following officers We're elected at the an
nual meeting of the Vorgennes Improve
ment society: President, Mrs. j. II.
Donnelly; first e-prcsldents, from st
Paurs Church, Mrs c. A. Parker, from
| the Methodist Episcopal Church, Mrs. G.
II. Benton, Baptist Church, Mrs Louis
Cotey St Peters Church, Mrs. S. ID.
Miner, Congregational Church, Mrs. +.
n, Graves; secretary, Mrs, f. n. Graves;
treasurer Mrs, W. j. Strong.-Miss Effio
| Stewart OF New York is spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. e. A. Lee.-The
successful applicants for licenses are;
Bart Casey, first class, and T. Neville
hfth-class.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continurd from Page Onel.

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GHITTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

There were no complaints at the hear
ings Of license applications held by the
board Friday. The successful appl-
cants are: First class, Raymond 1.
Allen, 40 Main street; Arthur Smith, 30
Main street; James O'Brien, 40 Main
street: Phillip Gadue, 81 Main 'street;
second class, Lee w. Ravlin. 80 Main
street: George Bleau. SIS Malletts Bay
avenue.
Christopher Desautes died early Sat
urday morning at his home on HickolS
street after an illness of few years.
Ha was "A respected and longtime resi-
dent of this village. About three years
ago Mr., and Mrs. Desautels celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Desautels is seriously Ill at present Mr..
Desautcls was born in Canada 70 years
ago. Thirty-five years ago they moved
to this village Besides his wife, he
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BRISTOL.

The street department has men and
teams at work cleaning the streets, and
the Fairs are cleaning up the rubbish in
the rear Of their burned block, prepara-
tory to rcbuildnG.-Mrs A. J. Eastman,
who has been at home from the hospital
about week, is improving in health
The condition of G.. p. Colby remains
about the same.-Misr Minnie Ellison. who
has been a guest of Mrs DIN Wing, re-
turned to Rutland Friday. The memo
rial Sunday services Of w. c. Dunton
Post, @. y. r., will BE- held at the Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon. May 24.-The
village auditors report as follows: Or
ders drawn, ST oj5.45. fire department, ST.
i5j 54; water department, receipts, water
rents. s3,G30.S0; thawing pipes $lJ30; as
sets of the water system, $6j4799l; iabil-
ties, S53.952.13; street department. receipts,
$780, expenses. S3,19S.90; treasurer's re-
port, receipts. $23, 60; expenses includ-
Ing cash on hand $2S0.l4, S23, 193 GO; total
indebtedness of the village, S62 .95, in
Guiding water bonds Sl 000.-Mr. and Mrs.
/. IS. kingman ard son, Leonard. of Bur
lington were over-Sunday guests of Mr..
kinGmans mother and sister.-Daniel
Monroe Of Lincoln called on friends here
Saturday.
Misses Ella Mathewson and Bernice
Garrow were In Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. George +. Whaen, who has been
here, has returned to Vergennes.- The
condition Of Mrs. Gertrude Allen con-
ipues Nnfavorable.-E improve
ments are being made on the McShane
| house on Church strcet-Mrs. Mary
klnsman of Rutland visited H. T. Sher-
win and family Sunday and Monday
I Governor a. NJ. Fletcher State super
! lntendent M S. Stone and Hon j. l.,
McBrien will speak In Holley hall Fri
lay evening at 1880 on educational sub
jects. Everybody Is invited.-W. w. Paige
of Burlington was a business visitor here
sterday.-Princlpal and Mrs. j. O..
Baxendale We're Sunday guests of Mrs
Baxendale's parents in Burlington.
AT a regular meeting of w. c. Dunton
| Post, G. \. r., Monday afternoon DR.. q.
l.. Edmunds was elected honorary mem
Der. j, j. Rhoades gave an interesting
account of his visit to the State encamp-
ment.-G. p. Colby who has been serl-
| ously i'll, Is able to be out-Mr. and
Mrs. |, Il. Kingman and son returned to
| Burlington Monday.-Mrs. David White,
who has been spending several days with
Mrs. c. II. Ridley returned to Mlddlebury
Monday Mrs. Mary kinsman has re-
| turned to Rutland after visit here with
| relatives, The w. c. II. L. Will meet with
Miss Helen Weller Friday afternoon. 1t
Will be a memorial service for Mrs. Ste
vens.-Miss Ella Rogers Is spending the
week in New Haven.-Professor william
Mcfarland of Middehury College will
preach IN the Congregational Church Sun
day.-The Rev. William Millar OF North
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. Fred Negus of Proctor is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b.
Gove.-W. S. Morgan is very il.-Mr
ana Mrs. George Cram are parents of Il
son, born on Thursday Mrs. Eugene
Tucker has returned from the Fanny
Allen hospital slightly improved in
health.-Mrs. Ezra Page remains about
the same.-The Rev. d. w. Reid of
Poultney. who is to supply the Methodist
Church, preached here Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. Garfield Grant are parents of
daughter.-iil!hu Purinton of Charlotte
spent Sunday in toWn.--Mrs Frank kim
ball has gone to Rome, n. Y. to care
for Ter stepfather.-N. J. Whitney has
had a telephone installed.-Lewis Shuman
and family of Brandon have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brooks. Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Thayer and w. b. Sar-
sent We're in Nergennes Monday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Ganes.-Danicl
Garland was i'm burlington Monday
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mis-. Jennie Plant is visiting in Worces-
ter, Mass.-Llllian Kimbal has gone to
Belmont to teach the spring term of
school.-The Kings Daughters will NEE.
at the home of Sadie Harrington this
aiternoon,-D. a. Kimball has bought
the home farm of the liimball estate.-F.
A. Bellows is improving, lie is able to be
up and about the house.
Mrs lola A. Lane, wife of DR.. e. S.
Lane died yesterday at her home here,
aged i3 years and II days. She had been
III for about eight months with cancer.
She Is survived by her husband: two
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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 dairylng to approved
, tenants. Apply to w. V. Farr, SO North
Union street. Burlington. VT. Saturday
afternoon. S5.d&w,tf.
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Wiifred George Daisneault was iounu
dead IN his bed Monday morning AT the
nome OF MS parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
paigneault aged 70 years. lie mad oeeh
IN poor health for quite a long ume' out
had been attending to his duties NJ the
bennington Scale plant, where he was en-
ployed until within n few days Beslues
MS parents he is survived by four PROM
ers: john Frank and Foster DaiSneauit
OF this city and Walter Daigncault OIL
Worcester Mass. two sisters Mrs a. A.
/ oliver OF Westport, n. y, and Mrs. olile
/ Garrow OF this tlty.-St Pauls Church
has extended a call to the Roy. William
/ +. Williamson Of Boston.
| Samuel D. Pierson Of Geneva n. w.
| died suddenly Tuesday afternoon mt 2:55
| ocloch from acute ncphritls at the
! stevens House, where he has been stop
ping off and on for several months, IN
the end year of his age. When a young
! man Mr Piorson was engaged In rAil-
/ reading and later in the numbering bust
ness in Michigan, but had retired from
active business At the time of his death
h" was director in several banks anu
Other corporations in Geneva. lie Is sur
viVed b. two brothers, John w. 5. Fier-
son or stanton. Mich, and Philip j. IL
Iierson Of Bennington. At HOO n. m.
! Friday there will e an Episcopal service
| or prayer and scripture Mt the Stevens
| House, after which the body Will be
! taken to Troy, n. y, where burial VIII
| be made in the family lot in lakewood
| cemetery.-TEo Pew. william +. william
son OF Boston has accepted the call as
| rector of ST paups Protestant Episcopal
| Church and will begin his work May L.
| Tho Bev w. T.. Hayes, the present
rector, whose resignation takes effect
| April 30 will ofIiciate May and 10
Grin Hoyt u Starksboro is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Della Gough.-Philip r.
! ~ PiersOn Of Bennington is a guest at
! the Stevens IIouso-Ths last meeting of
! the season Of the AS You Like" club
was held Tuesday evening at the home
OF Mrs. W. II. Wheeler with Mra
I. G. Woodbridge IN the chair and Mrs
| G. $. Haven, Mrs. John II, Donnoly and
! Mrs. o. +. .. Kilnball entertaining
Miss Blanche Tield is ll.-The funeral Of
| Wifred George Daigucault, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph DaiEn,ault. was held
at St Peters Church yesterday morning,
the Rev l.. A. Vczna officiating, The
bearers were: Foster Young, Alfred
Panton, Joseph Blair and Joseph Hamel,
| and burial was made in St. Peter's
| Church cemetery. st. Peters Court,
| Catholic Order of Foresters, of which
the deceased was a member, attended
the services in a body. There was a large
attendance. Among those from away
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. Oliver Of West
port, y. y, and Walter Daigneault of
Worcester. Mass-t; II. Martin of Bur-
lington called on friends in town yes
|
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leaves 10 children: Emery OF Boston,
Louis Of Charlotte, Mrs. John Narcotic
OF Rlvlerre. Cal, Mrs. Esdras German
of this village Moses J. of Dover, N. H..
Mrs. S. II. Narcotic of this place. Peter
of Barre, Mrs. wilfred Desautels OF East
Charlotte, Henry j. Of this place, and
Mrs. william Lavlgne of Shelburne TIL
funeral was held at eight o'clock Tues.
day morning at st. Francis Xavier
Church
Mrs. Pauline Houle died at the homo
OF her son, Rock Houle, Saturday morn 81
ing after an Illness of one year. She
was in her S7th year. She leaves six
children: Mrs. Gilbert Petite Of Proctor
Peter Houle, Mrs. Joseph Petite, Mrs
Duchenian and Napoleon Houle, all re.
SIDING IN Massachusetts, and Rock Houle
OF this village. The funeral was held
at $3.50 O'Clock Monday morning at St
Francis Xavier Church.
The licensees Of the first class awarded
by the board of license commissioners
Friday night have applied for transfers
az their licenses to other quarters Other
than those applied for and the hearings
on tho transfers will take place at tn,
commissioners Office at 500 D. m. May
Phillip Gadue applies for a transfer
from 81 Main street to % Main street
Arthur NJ Smith. from 30 Main stree,
to the oxford Hotel; James O'Brien
from 40 Main street to 30 Main street;
Raymond Allen, from 80 Main street &c
81 Main street.
Prin G. r. Stackpole has announced
commencement honors in the high schoo
ns follows: Highest honor. valedictorv
Burke Bigwood; second honor, saluta.
tory. Miss Frances Turner. Those men
toned for excellence in scholarship arr
Miss Irene Devlno Burke Riavood and
MISS Frances Turner. The graduation
exercises Will take place Friday evening
June 49,
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SHOREHAM.

The academy teachers are attending the
meeting of Addison County Teachers
association,-M's Nottingham has re-
turned from Mddlebury.-Nlrs. Richard
Lavalley, who died Thursday, was buried
Saturday. The funeral was held at St
Geneveve's Church-Missos Emma. Flor
once and Leah Lavalley came from Yer
Eennes to attend the funeral of their
aunt Mrs. Lavalley.-Mrs Maria Smith
entertained tho Moravian club Tuesday
on.-Superintendent Eddy is in
NarpppOos
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SOUTH STARkSBORO.

James Grace was an over-Sunday
visitor in Burlington.-Beniam Stokes
is slowly failing.-Byron Hurburt OF Lin
coin and Herrick Hurlburt of Worcester
Mass, were recent guests at David
FoilaHShoo's .--Mrs Phoebe Wright. who
Is in her Goth year. is in poor health
Mrs Walter kimbali and Mrs. David
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MILTON.

To observe the 95th anniversary o.
Fellowship the Subordinate and Rel
Lodges attended services Sunday
ing at the Episcopal Church, whe|
address was given by the Rev. WI
Garner, a member of the order
grades of the graded school an
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SALISBURY.

Dr. J, Blower of Akron, Ohio, spent
the Weekend with Or. f. f. Read.-Mrs.
f. w Whitney is a little DIFFERENTIATION
Stowe. who recently sold his farm to j.
V. Thomas is expecting to move to Lin
coin 10 reside
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Send 60 cents and six cents for hostage
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. Elyin Collins have re-
turned from Long Beach, Cal, whore
they spent the winter with his brother,
Charles Collins.-A daughter was born
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Fuller.
1t Is expected that the Rev. David Bar
ton of Bristol viii speak at the Friends
Church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The condition OF Mrs. Henry Cox is
slightly improved. She is being cared
for by her sister. Miss Irene Plude of
Essex Junction.-H. o, Barnum is ILL
Mrs Belle Preston and children have
returned from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Seth McCalvin, in Charlotte.
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NEW HAVEN.

william IIinman is seriously i'll at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. john
son.-Mrs. Hawkins has returned to
her home in South SALISBURY after
spending some time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. S. EVcrest-Mrs. i. Car
vey and Miss G. Barnard Of Bristol
were guests Saturday of Mir. and Mrs.
c. c. Coatcs--Mrs. William Mcintyre
and Mrs. Charles Wright attended the
funerals of r. Parkill in Cornwall Sat
urday.--C G. Coates was I'm Burling-
ton TueSday-I L. Everest is i'll
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BRIDPORT.

The Nichols cheese factory opened last
Monday.-Mrs. William Dukett is Ill at
Middiebury.-Mr and Mrs. Alanson Petty
are moving 20 the tenement of T. D. Son
deriand, "A new watering trough is being
put in at Bridport village.--John Petty has
returned to Bellows Falls
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

EGGS FOR MATCHING, from the mar
Vicious new egg machine, Sicilan But
tercups. $500 for lJ and from the old
reliable ESSEX strain of Plymouth
Rocks. sl.0J for 10. Send cash with
orders F. L. Perkins. 200 and 292 Main
street, BURLINGTON. 79,codl2t, Wat.
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get them. If your subscription is now
paid ahead it can be advanced another
year If you wish to pay a year for
some friend you can get the dishes for
yourself. l02ot&w1t
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ORWELL.

The Fortnightly clubs annual meeting
was held with Mrs. Wells Tuesday. A
good program was enjoyed by II mem
hers and six guests. after which the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. G. l.. Bodish; vioe-prcsldeut. Mrs.
John II. Vail; secretary, Mrs. l.. n. Bes-
settle; assistant secretary, Mrs. Otis Wis
sell; trcasu Mrs j. H. Thomas; pro-
gram committee, Mrs. Il. G. Young, AIys.
H. Isaacs Miss Bertha Lilly; social com
mlttee, Mrs. r. s. Hall, Mrs l.. p.
Rowe. Miss Sadie Wells; delegate TO
state meeting Of Women's clubs, Mrs.
Eodfish.-Thcre was a business meet
ING Of the Ladies' Sewing society at their
rooms Wednesday at 800 p. po.-Miss Zoa
Rrookins was in Niddleburv on Satur-
day.-AIiss Gladys Cook underwent an
operation for appendicitis Monday at her
home.-Miss Cook has been doing we'll
Dewitt Doanc and Mildred Doauc were
here from Burlington to spend Sunday
with their father and NOTWITHSTANDING
has been chosen as "Go-to-Church Sun
day" and in all rural districts specia
efforts will be made tn have all the mer
attend some church.
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FARM for sale about 100 acres, 70 m.
lumber, lot growing pine, good sugar
orchard, good buildings, r. D, near
school fine orchard. Price 5000, part
cash. BOX 1853, Wilder, VT 4O,w,tf
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Mrs. Eva w. Robinson. wife Of Davi
NJ Robinson, died at her home on tn
River ~"ad about a mile and a half fror
this village Thursday afternoon after
long period of Ill health. The runert
was held at the Methodist Churd
! Saturday morning at eleven o'cloc1
Burial was in the Osgood cemetery
| Westford. Mrs. Robinson was born
Williston 81 years ago The faml
moved here from Westford eight veal
ago. She is survived by her husband an
three sons, Harry OF Narragansett Pid
Mass, and Leslie and Carl, and OF
grandson of this place.
The annual village meeting was hid
, Saturday afternoon in the Park strd
schoolhouse. The same board of officd
as last year were elected, with the exce|
ton of Bert Prescott, who was elect
second assistant engineer in place Of d
Charbonneau. A tax OF a. cents on d
grand list for village purpose and tax
- cents of the grand list for highv|
purposes wat voted. 1t was also votj
to pay the band s75 for concerto cd
also pay $40 to the librarian and s25 |
the town clerk.
Miss Alice Anterior entertained 12 youI
ladies at a supper at the home of her pj
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Athert{
Friday evening. at which she annound|
her engagement to Archibald Elem
Parsons. Mr.. Parsons IL a son of Nj
Belle Parsons of this village.
Mrs james Warner is i'll with rh
matism. Her son, Elmer. OF Essex c v
ter, is with her for the present
granddaughter, Mrs. Gertrude Jordan,
Essex Center is coming TO caro- for he
Mrs. Emily Bissette died Mnoday
the Union Poor Farm in Williston.
lived in this village for many years
The annual meeting OF the Lad
Village Improvement society was
in the library room yesterday aft
noon with a fair attendance. The
ports of the treasurer showed the
penditureS to be 1913. That sum
Guided $50 used on the work in
park and also completed the payn1
on the plano for the high school. T
have on hand S166.11 and they voted
give $3.50 for oilinE the streets. IT
also voted to pay $40 toward a ST
for the library and to hold n "w
elephant" sale in the early fall
nually. It was also voted to
steps to improve the cemetery in
center of the village. Notices are
he posted very soon for a clean
day The officers of last year were
elected with the exception of Mrs
C. Hartwell, who resigned as treaslj
They are. President. Mrs. d. NJ. Jo
son; vice-president, Mrs. Wal
stevens; secretary. Miss Josephine
treasurer, Mrs. +. w. Baldwin.
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B. HORSES. Express load arrived April
%. consisting of draught, farm chunks,
drivers and general purpose horses
Studebaker touring car in fine condition,
1000 mileage for sale. u. Landon e Son,
Bristol VT. 9S,d&wtf