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GH|7TENOEN COUNTY
UNDERHILL.


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N'HH were maj y! VIC i'e'' "a -
"turses AT .ne Methouist Einscopal par
soIi"Se J." '"uei''''i .>oNeinoer
Inc i"heraI Oh = oliiitoh Aooott
was "elo Mohoa! AT lne no''e Vi MS
rhother' MIS- Oharlotte Aoooo' Inc rev
n II, 9tur8es oNl'iateo' Inc service con-
sisted or scriptural selections' oriei rel
erence 10 the esteem IN "hlch MT Aopot'
was held oy the citizehs OF 'he comm uh-
IVY ana prayer me oroer Oh TIE pro-
c"ssion' which was OF unusual size was
the school children leading MlZpah rem
pie Iythian Sisters or which Mr.. Aooott
was an honorary member. Minerva Lodge
knights of Pythias' Of whom Mr.. ABBOTT
was charter MEMBER McDohouEn
Lodge, f n a. NJ in when order Mn
Abbott mad anihed tine hohor OF the
shrine The Impressive Masonic funeral
service was rendered at the cemetery by
7, q, w. NJ Dr. W. > Nay Inc bearers
were r. w Henry r. +. Unison T. >
jackson, Rollln Gibson cousin or the
deceasen' 'hafleS Barney orother-lh
law, and James II. Nielie The horal re-
membranes were many and beautiful
Among them pillow from the Masons'
wreath from the knights or fythias'
spray OF 'hrSsahthefnums from the ~
imam sisters spray OF roses from the
school. From out of town there were
present DR. and Mrs. O. V, Greene, Rot-
I'm ellison, Mrs. +, H. bascom or Bethel
Mrs harmon or Shelhurne, Mr and Mrs
Charles Barney Mrs samuel heeier ana
daughter Mrs {. W. Weed and Mr. ana
Mrs James Nielie or Essex MI Apnott
was born at Hancock July 49, lS6"' Ills
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ADDISON

There was n church social at the ves-
try Tuesday evening and an oyster sup
per was served.-Grand View Grange has
elected officers as follows: Master. A. r.
Clark; overseer. NJ \. smith; lecturer.
Mrs NJ. A. smith steward, Eugene
Bodetto; assistant steward Arthur
Adams: chaplain, the Rev w. s Board
man. treasurer, c. l.. SeeCar; secretary
Mrs Howard Spooncr; G. Is, Chaunccy
Willmarth: Ceres. Mrs. 4. T. Clark;
Pomona, Mrs. ", s, Marshall; Flora,
Cora Barber; l.. A. S, Mrs. Arthur
Adams; pianist. Mrs. W. $. Boardman.
class of ton Is to he given the nrst
and second degrees Mt the next meeting.
Harold Crane from the Randolph Agri-
cultural school has spent n short time
with bis parentS-Nenry Palmer is i'll
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WINOOSKI.

At the masses at st. Francis Xavier
Church Sunday morning the Rev.
Father Marion announced to the congre-
CATION that he had been appointed parish
priest of the church at South Hero talk
ing the place of Father Parizeau, who
was formerly located here. This an
nouncement came as a great surprise to
the congregation as Father Marion had
been very active in the social and relig
ious affairs OF the church and his re-
moval is much regretted. 1t is expected
that he will assume charge Of his new
passionate about the latter part of the
week. 1t is not known who his successor
is to be-
The funeral of Charles Myers was
held at two o'clock Tuesday from
the home of his niece Mrs. Edward Nc
Grath of Weaver street. Burial was
in Green Mount cemetery. Mr.. Myers
died Saturday evening Of acute indges-
ton. He was - yearS If age and Civil
war veteran and had always made his
home in this village. Besides his wife,
he leaves one brother, Louis Myers Of
Essex Center, and two sisters, Mrs.
Josiah Dupaw and Mrs Adolph Govro
Of this place.
Charles Meyers an AGED resident. died
at the Stevens place. corner OF Weaver
and Spring streets. Saturday night. He
was - years of age and had always lived
In Winooski. The funeral was held
al the house TUESDAY at two o'clock, with
interment in Green Mountain cemetery.
1roquois Camp No. S.P4o, Modern
Woodmen of America. has elected the
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Lester Dean returned the first
of tho week from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Troy, n. H., and Lynn Mass.
Miss Lenora Cousino of HlnesburS
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Daniel
CoX.-Miss Ethel Skiff, who was
been visiting her sister, Miss Della Skif,
and aunt, Mrs. w. j. cos, returned sun
day to her home in EiineshHrg Mrs. Seth
McCalvin and son, Homer, who have Wis
tied her parents, Mr. and Mrs f. O.
Cox, the past week, returned Sunday to
their home in Charlotte. Mr. McCalvin,
another successful deer hunter, returned
to Charlotte Thursday night
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HINESBURG.

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MILTON.

Mrs. George Minckler and son, Jc
and Miss Lois Sturges spent Satl
and sunday at Charles Kimball
RoXie Baker, who
been stenographer for j, +. Wa
has finished her work there and retI
to her home in Quechee.-The al
election of officers of the Modern "
men of America will be held at
lodge rooms Friday evening Mrs.
ward LaTulippe and children of
Junction spent Sunday and Monde
her fathers. Levi Demo. Miss Flo|
Wagner of Fairfax and Miss Leulla
ner of East Georgia have returned ~
homes after spending a few days at
uncle's, j, r. Wagner Miss VIII
Flynn has returned from Alhurg, \
she has been visiting her brother,
liam Flynn.-Mrs. Mueller has ret1
home after few days In Rurlh|
Mrs. Leonora Graves has returnI
her home after few days with
niece, Mrs. Il. j, Robinson Mrs. W
jackson and children, who have
guests at Mr., Jacksons fathers, 4
jackson, and at j. f. WaEacr's,
returned to their home i'm Burlinet|
Suas O, Brush and Mr. and Mrs. "
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs Abbie Hilton Of Richmond and
her daughter, Miss Ruth Hilton. from
Niddlebury College, were over-Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Ebert Nash
The townspeople and Interested friends
from several adjoining towns attended
Saturday evening at the dedication Of
the new pipe organ at. the Methodist
Church The organst of the evening,
Claude Eugene Saunicr of Boston, gave
number of well rendered selections from
some of the best composers Mrs. g.
Frederic Jones sang in her usual pleas
ing manner: and Harry Teclia gave an
excellent violin solo. About Si5 was real
lied from the supper.
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E3SEX JUNCTION.


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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. North were in
Ticonderoga, n. Y, for Thanksgiving
dinner with her brother, Doras Bascom.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Preble went 10
Fort Edward Tuesday for the week with
Mrs. Prebles nephews. Wyman and
Fredrlc Bascom.--The Misses Ethel and
Wnona Burdtt are guests OF Mrs. Ienas
Baldwin Belden and Miss Pack
wood of Bermuda, both students at Cas-
Teton normal. are at the formers home
for the Thanksgiving intermission.-
Thursday evening, December 3, is the
first evening of the fair under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Aid of the Con-
gregational Church. Light refreshments
will be served. The program Will con-
sst of music and n farce given by ten
ladies. Friday evening there will be a
supper served from seven to eight
o'clock. and the program will be varied
from Thursdays.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The topic for next sunday at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will; Morning
God Within Walls of Clay; evening, to
be announced Bruce NJ. Bagnel and
Mr.. Cornston of Middlehury College We're
guests of the Rev aud Mrs r. fiagerdorn
on SundaY.--H l.. Thompson and Adrian
Thompson and Mrs, l.. O. Thompson
started for Cuba Friday, They will spend
the month Of December there
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Childs, who
spent the summer and fall mt the Chryslee
cottage at Long point, have returned and
are to spend the winter herc.-Mr ana
Mrs. Grant Sturtcvant ana son, Stanley,
have been spending few lays In Ferris
burg, the guests of Mr. ana Mrs. Walter
Sturtevant,-Mrs Garfield Grant ana
daughter of Lincoln are guests OF Fred
and Nancy Roscoe.
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SHOREHAM.

Inc second number of the entertain
ment course was given Monday evening
when the Mason Jubilee Singers appeared
IN Academy hail before an appreciauve
audience. The third number will be given
wednesday, December o. being lecture
by Rufus Everson King on the subject
The Almighty Dollar."-Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. stokes of Middlcbury were in town
Monday.-Miss Dora Leonard died Mon
day.-W. w. Moore and T.. II. Moore arc
passing a few days in Brandon. Harry
church. who has been III. is gaining.
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WESTFORD.

Floyd G. Rice has returned to HI
hrouck Heights, y, j., after spend
Thanksgiving with his father.-Mr. a
Mrs. A. O. Varney will celebrate til
golden wedding Saturday evening fr
seven until ten.-Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. r
Of asst Orange, n. j.. are parents OF
daughter.-The Misses Cobb and stu
were at home from college for Thanksg
ing.-The Rev. ]. Kidder finished
years pastorate In the Congregatio
Church last Sunday,
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RICHMOND.

w. T O'Byrne and son, WHO have b
visiting his parents for several da
rcturned to their home in Boston Sat|
day.-Miss Mollie Squires, who has Id
at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and VI
y. j. Squires, during the Thanksgiv|
recess, has returned to her school
Enosburg Falls.-Thc Misses Mary A
Susie Purtell, who have been the gud
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Purtell for d
weeks, left for New York city Sund
night.-Miss Dohney NJ Barre was
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. John Dohney|
the home OF Mrs Mary Freeman o|
Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs e. r. Malor|
who have been the guests Of her pareI
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Henley. have
turned to Jericho.-George Shand
gone to Chicago. where he will spl
the winter with his on.-Mr and NJ
T.. II. Fay Of Claremont, n. H, i
have been visiting at the home Of
brother, f. w. Fay. have returned
their home.-The Rev. and Mrs. STRAIT
returned SATURDAY. from Rutland. VII
they we're guests of their daughter. N
Stafford.-Mr and Mrs. F W Shepd
son have returned from Burlingt
whore they have been guests Of n
Shepardson's parents for several day.
Miss Miles Of Burlington. who has h
visiting at the home of Mr. and N
l.. Z. Douglass. has returned to
home. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Miller
turned Saturday evening from a
days stay with his parents in Randol
Harold Berry of Derby Line was
Gently the guest OF his parents. Mr.
Mrs. A. G. Berry.-A. Worthein has
the farm he recently purchased OF NJ
Bissell to purchasers from Willisto|
Miss Grace Bessett has been confined
the house by nlness-Dr Ennis Of n
lington has located In own.--Mrs Ged
Y. TOwne and children have returi
n Burlir gton after a few days with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richard
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into one Of Edwin Butternelds tene-
ments-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dow of
charlotte are in town.--Franlt Hamilton
ana Mrs. Amanda circuit both of Lin
coin We're united In marriage at the home
OF the Rev. True Hill Wednesday evening
Ihey Will reside at the circuit farm at
west Lincoln-Miss Nellie circuit has re.
turned to her school in Granville. Miss
Myrle Jackman is home from Proctor.
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past few days.-Mss Doris Miles Of d
Essex Junction high school and q
Misses Fannie Davis and Hazel Bre
ster and Marble Carpenter of the Ric
mond high school were home for d
Thanksgiving yacation.-Clinton Pier
and Miss Lottie Phillips Of Lincoln d
visiting his brother, Edison Pierce.-MI
Eugcnia Ellison Of Randolph is vsiti
her brother, D. f. Hanks.
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WHITING.

Harold Hubbard, Harold Webster and
Howard Kelsey returned to Randolph
Monday.-A daughter was born to Ny.
and Mrs. Herbert Holmes Sunday.-Mrs.
Xula Needham and daughter went to
MiddleburY SATURDAY and returned to
their home in Potsdam, n y. Monday
Miss Lena Trudo is the present operator
at the central tclcnhOno Office
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bins, who have been with their parents
returned Monday to the Albany, N. 4,
Business College-Patrick Simon, rural
free deliver carrier on route NO g. mas
closed his house in Panton and moved 10
the S. d. Miner house on Maple street.
where with Mrs. Simon he will spend the
winter with their daughter, Mrs. Carl -
Smith,. A. Sheldon of Rutland called
on friends here Tuesday.-Miss Christine
Walters returned Monday to Plattsbursh'
n. Y, after two weeks visit to her
mother Mrs. Mary Walters.
Governor Fletcher. Lieut. Governor
Howe, John L. Weeks &C MiGdlebJry,
L. j. Davis of Chester Hon. Frank
Plumey Of Mortified and II. T. Baldwin
of Newbury visited the State Industrial
Dchool yesterday and Albert
Merrill are caring for their brother John
Merrill, who Is in failing health Mt his
home in Ferrisburg walters
left yesterday on trip to Worcester,
Mass.-Mrs. Myron T. Bristol has re-
turned from a visit to her son, DIR. Bert
NJ. Bristol. of Cohassett. Mass.-GcorGe
Casey has returned from Montreal
where he went to attend the funeral on
Tuesday of the Rev. L. A Cdmpe1u.
former pastor of st, Pet1.''5 Church.
w. r. Warner left YESTERDAY for Sprrp-
field to attend n hearing of the public
service commission, OF VIII N h is a
member--Mrs. u. w. Collins ami Miss
Mary Orvis made a business trip to Bur
lington Tuesday Mrs. Eliza Collins has
gone to Daytona. Fla, to spend the
winter.-The Ladies' Aid society Of
Fcrrisburg will hold a sale of Christ d.
mas articles in the vestry of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Ferrisburg,
Thursday and Friday afternoons and
evenings. A chicken-ple supper Will be
served this evening and an oyster sup
per Friday evening The Rev Lawrence
Phelps, n former pastor Of the Ferris
burg Congregational Church, but re-
Gently professor of theology Mt the
Atlanta, Ga, Theological Seminary, has
accepted call to the chair of Biblical
literature In Piedmont College and the
chaplaincy of the institution.--Byr m
Field is moving to the Beers house On
Wall street, Ferrisburg The condit m
of Mrs. George Perkins. who recently
suffered a paralytic shock, is serious
Mrs Alice W. Scott, who has been visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. w d. Woodman the
past week has returned to Burlington,
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The next meeting OF the Parent
Teacher association will he held Friday.
The Self Improvement club will meet at
Cnderhill December L. All the teachers
are urged to attend.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Louis Dumas is in critical
condition.--Henry Nichols has gone to
Springfield. Mass-Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Dayton and little daughter have re-
turned to their home at Plainfeld--
Mrs r. G. Crane is with friends in
philadelphia
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ORWELL.

Mr.. ANA Mrs H. ID. Branch returned
from Pawlet Saturday.-The marriage OF
Miss Gladys Wells and j. G. Thomas
took place at the home Wednesday even
ing-G NJ Wright of New York city is
al the Wright homa--Mr. ana Mrs. III,
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JERICHO CENTER.

Twenty dollars was received al
thank-offering sunday evening 1
George Cunningham has had a cer
hemorrhage and is in a serious cond
Miss Blanche Wilder started foI
South Tuesday.-Mrs. Harry TarboN
her mother, Mrs. J. II. Walton.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Ralph Gorron or Essex Junction. Charles
Tyler of Essex and Clarence Andrews OF
Richmond visited at the home of F. G.
Andrews Monday and Tuesday.-Ralph
Hallock of Enosburg was in town the
first of the Week.-Mrs., Ella Brewster
and granddaughter, Florence, of Rich
mond visited their son and father NJ f.
Brewster, the last of the week.-Mrs.
Cordelia Ellis has been the guest OF Mrs
T. W, Johnson a, the north viIlags to-
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM for sale, about 100 acres, rs m.
lumber lot growing pine, good sugar
orchard, good buildings, r. D., near
school, fine orchard Price 5000. part
cash Box 1873, Wilder. VT 40,w.tf.
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Beautiful Handmade Rugs
from Your Old Carpets

Old Ingram. brussels, Tapestry, Vel
vet and Rag Carpets and Rugs made
from your Rags. We furnish all warp.
NATIONAL RUG WORKS,
T. A THERRIEN, Proprietor,
23 Allen street, Burlington
15w3m
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M. Dundon are parents of daughter
George Quinn is much bctter.-Mrs Ma
rion Vail Is at home from Brandon
William Burk Of Plttsfeld, Mass, Is In
town,
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PIGS for sale. We expect 200 to 900
right away and we will make a price on
them so that they will SELL also few
sows, bred to farrow soon; and few
mule foot sow pigs for breeders at
reasonable prices, l.. w. Dow, Water
bury Center. Tel. 1924. 22e, d&w.u.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

TH1RTY-TWO YEARS with the short
horns" Dairy bred bull calves by son
Of "Glenside Ladde" for sale, Jas. f.
Moore, Shoreham. VI. 2SS 1st&w,3t
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SEND FOR PSICE list of farms. etc.
n. ]. Potwin, Real Estate Dealer, South
Royalton, VT. S,wu
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burlington Veterinary Hospital
- Pine St. Burlington, VT.
DIR. j. 4. RUST,

N"i"'i rqrY surgeon and PHYSICIAN
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Attest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
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NOTICE.

PHYSICIANS, ATTENTION! town OF
over 300 inhabitants is without a resi-
dent physician. Good place to live, near
station on d. G. NJ r. r. For particu-
lars apply to W. V. Farr, SO North
Union street, Burlington. VT. $50, dSw. II.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY
Office las Cherry street II. ". Bull.
lock. proprietor Fine Shirt. Collar ana
Cuff Work. Phone 3S-ll or send post
y an0 driver will call.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON,
Practical Plumbers and steam Filters.
90 st. Paul street.
Next North burlington Savings 0ank.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
WELL -TO-DO Girl BRIDE OF
CHICAGO BUTCHERS BOY

CHICAGO, Ill.,. July 27.-Thc friends
of Frederick d. Countiss, wealthy broker
and club member, were surprised today
when they learned that Miss Claia
Ccuntiss. handsome niece of Mr.. Coun-
tiss. was married last Thursday in the
City Hall The young woman had not
taken pains to notify her uncle or her
father, Charles II. Countiss. contracting
freight agent for the New York Central
lines, about her matrimonial plans.
The bridegroom is Vernon Haas, an
apprentice butcher employed in retail
meat market near where Miss Countiss
lived. IT was while visiting the home OF
her uncle ON tine north side that Miss
Countiss met and fell in love with the
butcher boy After Mr.. and Mrs. Coun-
tiss removed to their country home at
Lake Forest the girl visited other
friends in the city and thus continued
her association with Mr.. Haas.
Mr.. and Mr. Hass are now living in
modest rooming house in East Walton
place. and arc extremely happy accord
ing to the willing testimony OF both.
MY husband is the grande=t boy ]
ever knew" said Mrs. Haas.
81 married the dearest girl m the
world.' said Haas. "and I did not marry
her relatives. You'll have to excuse me
from saying anything more"
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
CMARGED WITH HORsE THEFT.

Accused of stealing a horse belong
ing TO Willis Wilson. of Christiana
ancaster county, Pa. Iehelan Good
year, a produce dealer living at No
AS East Fifth street, was arrested
today by Patrolman Dutton. who act
eG at the request of Constable W. J.
Egolf and the district attorney OF
Lancaster county. Arraigned before
Magistrate Lewis, Goodyear was held
in $500 bail pending the arrival Of
rCquisitiOn papers. II Is said that
relatives of the accused have taken
steps 10 employ j. Frank Ball 10 look
after his interests and that eXtradi-
tion will be resisted.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
SLEEPY arr NITS
PREFER Their Maps TO
CLOCK POLO Games

Because afternoon siestas have
been disturbed by the laughter OF
golfers as they play clock polo, the
new game at Arden. It is likely that
the new game will have to be stopped.
Devotees of the game. however, as
sert that they will continue to play
even if they have to erect spite
fence between their polo and tennis
courts and the residence Of Mrs. A..
A. Taltavall AZ any rate, Mrs.
Taltavall is angry and at recent
meeting of the Arden Club she
threatened to resign If the players
were not forbidden from interfering
with her sleep on the balmy after
Moons
Once before the little colony was
disrupted by a like occurrence when
tippie Sinclair, the Socialist insisted
on yelling forty love" on the tennis
courts early Sunday mornings. Resi-
dents near the court took a hand AT
that time and George Brown, the an
archist, caused Uppies arrest. AS q
result. Sinclair served eighteen hours
I'm the workhouse. After that the
tennis players waited until the Ar
denitos finished their sleep
Clock polo. which is all the rage
at the colony. numbers among 10
devotees some of the most active
/ members of the colony. Several o.
/ the players contend that fence
erected between the. Taltavall home
and the polo grounds would preven
the noise made by the players from
| disturbing those who want to sleep.