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with burglary The man has been want
ed here on a charge OF breaking into the
Calvi fruit store a year ago last February
and stealing some mileage books, some
money and several boxes OF cigars. Last
spring it was found that h6 was in Rut-
land, but he disappeared before he could
be arrested. O'Hearn first denied his idcn-
tity and said his name was McDermott'
but after "A while admitted that he was
O'Hearn and that he had committed the
~crime-Phlllip Nassau. who went
to Pittsfield, Mass, has secured a
position as clerk in the Mohican com
pany's store. the largest grocery and meat
market in that city.-Mlss Ann Mulligan,
called here two weeks ago by the illness
and death of her mother, Mrs. PATRICK
Mullligan, has returned to BurlinSton.--An-
drew II. Staploton has returned from Bris-
~tol.-Raymond Rruya has gone to Mont
real. Canada, where he will enter a col
lcge.-Gilbert Dumas has returned from a
few days visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Frank LOOMS, and family in Rutland, ZEE"
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BRISTOL.

Charles Morris has entered the employ
of W. H.. Browe in his barber shop.
Mrs. Morris Is visiting IN Randolph, but
will join him here soon.-Dr. Charles f.
Harvey, aged 81 years, died early satur
House. DR.. Harvey came here last No
vember from Boston and up to quite re-
Gently was in the employ of +. j. Brady.
He was a native of Pittsheld. N. H..
graduated from Bowdoin College, Me-,
and practiced in Hartford, Conn, and
New York city. He is survived by a
brother and sister In Pittsield. N. H.,
where the body was taken Saturday for
burial,-Wayne Bosworth and his aunt.
Miss Bosworth. who nave been in Swift
Eerland since the outbreak Of the war,
are now in England. Mr.. Bosworth Is
an Oxford student.
The nfantiIe paralysis epidemic has
abated, The quarantine has been re-
moved and services were held in all the
churches Sunday and the schools were
reopened after being closed two weeks
George r. circuit, aged 81 years, died a.
the home of c, A. Waite on North street
Sunday morning. lie was n veteran %
the Civil War, serving in Co. b, 9TH Yer
mont regiment. He had been in poor
health for a long time, He is survived By
two sons, George r. OF Hartford, Conn
and Harvey OF this town; one daughter
Mrs. Charlotte King OF Boston; and sew
eral grandchildren, His son. George, was
here when he died.-William Shattuck
who has been spending his summer vaca
tion here, returned to Baltimore, Md.
Tuesday to resume his work in the lenta
college Mrs. Charlotte King of Boston Is
In town. called here by the death of hei
father, G. r. Orcutt.-Mrs. Sarah Du'
mas Ia attending the Baptist State con
v%ention In Brattleboro.-Mr. and Mrs
Ara Ball and children have returned tc
Montpelier.-Mrs L.. l.. Dwire and Mrs
James Dwire are visiting Mrs. Thomas
Hanlon In Brandon.
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WEST

School Director G. W. Streeter and me-
are repairing the school house at Bolto
@tation.-Miss LOrey Gile vas at hon
from Jndorhill over Sunday. She wa
accompanied by Miss Ida Cross.-Bel
Streeter of Washington, who has bee
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Louis
York, received a message saying hi
Youngest sister, aged seven years. wa
i'll with infanti'e raralysis.-George Gree
Dry, who is IN with membranous croul
is better.-Mrs. Louise York has return
I'd from Montpelier n B~arre,-EdWar
Tomlinson was in Burlington Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler Of Mont
pclier wero visitors at O.. w. Kellogg
Observation-Disclosures Lacaillade has q pos
ton with the Grand Union Tea COMPANY
The Rev. and Mrs. y. NJ. shaw an
daughter Of Montpelier are guests 4
their niece, Mrs. Cora Ninckier.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The board of school commissioners have
decided to open the town schools october
:. Should any new cases of %infantile par
alvsis appear in town this week, the
opening of tho schools will be still fur
Their delayed. The following teachers will
have charge Of the four schools in East
Charlotte. Miss Mary Quinlan will teach
in school No. :. Miss Cora Clark In school
No. II. Miss Carrie Miles Of Monkton In
school No. -, Miss Margaret owens OF
Fair Haven in the upper room of school
No. 10 and Mrs. Mabel ThorNc in the lower
room of the same school. The pupils IN
school No. Q Will attend the village school
as the sChoolhouse was destroyed by fire
nearly a year ago.-Mrs. Emma Taggart
Of Fullerton, Neb,. Is the guest of rela-
tives in town.-Miss Ethel RYington, who
has been spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. G. w. Prindle, has gone to Hines
burg to visit her niece, Mrs. Gaylord Bald
win. and family. Avery Harris has
gone to Monkton to remain a month or
more with his daughter, Mrs. Andrew
Thomas, when he Will 20 to Middlehurv
to spend the winter with his son, Charles
T., Harris. and family.-Clayton brown
sons family hay moved to Bristol. Mr..
Rrownson will Join his family latcr.-Mrs,
Charles Dow, who has been confined to
the bed by illness resulting from a So
we're cold, is somewhat improved Miss
Alice enc has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Roderic Eno.-Dr. AMI Mrs. Narnev, who
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. +.
w chamberlain, in Lansing Mich, reach
el home Friday evening. They We're away
five weeks The work of rcnovating the
old town cemetery at East Charlotte, that
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Clyde Campbell was taken very Ill
Sunday with pncumonia.-Mrs. c, K.
Bagley is at Randolph with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wales Sargent, h met with
an accident at the canning factory,
being burned while roasting corn
Mrs. Ide G.. Sargent was one Of the
premium winners in the exhibition Of
oil paintings at the state fair at White
River Junction. The contest was for
the best group of five paintings in
oils. The subjects were Mt. Mans
field, Lake Champaign, the Adiron-
dacks and other views in that region.
Mrs. Sargent made the sketches dur
ing the summer while at her summer
home in this town, where she was
born. She will be remembered as
Miss Kate NJ. Lamb. She will return
to Paterson. y. J., October to Join
her husband and two sons
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JERICHO.

Miss Ethel Weymouth OF South Burlir
ton spent the Weekend with Miss Ha.
Pettincill.-Isaac Chase OF st. Adams V
tied his son, II. 7. Chase. Saturday a
Sunday.-The ladies Of the Baptist Chur
will give their annual chicken pie SUPP
Friday night from five until eighth
II. 4. Dexter. who has been visiting !
brother. the Rev. j. T. Buzzell. has
turned 20 her home In Washington, D.
Mrs. l.. c. Rice and her mother. NJ
Evaline Wilton, returned from ca
bridge, where they have been visiting rel
tlves the past week.-Mrs.. A. y. Woodr
of Burlington is visiting Mrs. Nellie Col
win.-Mrs, Edythe Perry of Middletol
Springs has returned Miss Florence Bj
ton returned to Middlebury WednesdI
after spending her vacation with her n
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Warren BuXton.-N@
Frances Messenger of ESSEX Center \
spend the fall and winter with Mrs. ~
rict kinnY. arriving October !
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The funeral Of George ". circuit was
held at the home Of c. A. Waite on North
street Tuesday afternoon and was
largely attended. The Rev. w. II. Shaw,
the Advent pastor, oflciated. The bear
ers were Eugene Alexander, Philip Dwire.
n. +. Dunshee and A.. f.. Wright. The
interment was in Greenwood cemetery
by the side Of his wife.-Thcre was a
heavy frost here Tuesday morning with
the temperature at % degrecs.-Clayton
Brownson and family have moved here
from East Charlottesville. Il. II. Hamil-
ton of st. Adams was I'm town Tuesday
to attend the funeral of G. II. circuit,
The Lawrence Memorial library build
Ing Is being repainted.-Mrs. Sarah
Place and daughter OF Middlebury were
In town Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Places uncle, G. r. Orcutt.-The
w, II. G.. will meet Wednesday evening,
october &c. II. circuit. who died Sun
day, was the last of n family OF six
brothers and one siSter.-Tne w. G. T..
T.. VIII meet with Mrs. e. NJ. Holman
this afternoon at four o'ciock,-Mrs. j..
c. Benedict and Miss Bertha Sumner
are visiting Mrs. Benedict's daughter,
Mrs. Shaw, In Rutland.-A meeting Is to
be held October I to arrange for a base
Dali team for next year.-G. w. Sneden
Is confined by illness.-S. u. Farr Is lay
Ing n cement walk in front of his new
block.-Mrs. p. Adams is visiting in New
Haven.-Mrs. Nellie Dixie. carrier on
route ?, If quarantincd at A.. c. bikes.
Francis Kilburn is the substitute Miss
Mildred c. Lcvarn of this town and
Allen G. Foy Of Rutland were married In
Rutland Monday evening by the Rev.
Joseph G. Reynolds. Mrs. Foy Is n
daughter of Joseph Levarn Of this town.
Mrs. Meader Martin is visiting relatives
In Burlington.-The Young Woman's Mis-
sionnry society of the Methodist Church
VIII meet with Mrs. Walter Wright Sat
urday afternoon at three O'Clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perley j. Hodgkins of
Johnson are at the home OF Mrs. Hodg-
k'na's parents, DR.. and Mrs. r. r. Stod-
dard. Mr.. Hodgkins has sold his farm
In johnson and purchased a half interest
in Or. Stoddard's farm. They have moved
their household goods to Orchard View
and will make their home In Charlotte.
There Will be no meeting Of Champlain
Chapter, No. 30, O. r. s. Friday even
Ing on account Of illness in town.-C. r.
Holmes has n force Of 50 apple pickers at
work IN his orchard. The Hi Brothers
and Smith Brothers also have full forces
at work I'm their orchards.-While George
st. Peter was working on the roof Of the
garage he is building at Cedar Beach
for c. l.. Woodbury. he lost his footing
and fell to the ground. a sistance Of Is
feet, striking on his side. He broke sew
eral ribs and severely bruised himself.
He is as comfortable as could be ex-
DeCted
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Noonan of FerrisburC has been
In town caring for her mother, Mrs. Pot
ter, who is i~l.-Edward ana Eleanor.
children of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. s. Dana,
are recovering from infantile paralysis.
Mrs. Mary Sneedcn returned Thursday
from Mooers. y. Y, and is a guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. J. +. Davis.-No new
cases of fnfantile paralysis have been
reported this week and all those who
have 1t are gaining.-Among those who
visited Burlington Monday We're Mrs. f.
f. Rowley. j. f. Rowley, Henry Dim
mick and +. G. Littlc.-Mrs. Edwin Cald-
wells body was brought here from AL
bany, y. Y, Saturday and inferred in
New HaVen cemetery.-Mrs. p. Adams
of Bristol is visiting in town.. ]. Ever
est spent the weekend with his family
In Addison.-Elisha Follansbeo spent sun
day with his family in ~Starksboro.
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CORNWALL.

c. l.. Wlthercll. who made an xhibit If
lrult at the Addison count fair and re-
ceived many premiums, also won 10 first
premiums out of a possible 10 at the State
fair. and a good humble at the Brattle-
boro fair.-Mrs. Pauline Bingham has
closed Dunholm, her summer home. at
West Cornwall, and with her granddaugll-
ter, Jessica Bingham, and Miss Fowler
nave returned to New York, whore she
VIII spend the most of the winter with her
son and family, DIR. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Bingham.-Napoleon Brcsette of Ludlow
is In turn to visit his sons wife, Mrs. Lena
Bresette, and family.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK,

Joseph Wood has gone to Salt Lake
City.-Mrs. Phineas Burnham died Fri
day night. She is survived by her hus-
band and three children.-Miss Harriet
Hatch was in Morrisville ~Tuesday.-Miss
1la Hoyt has completed her duties as
chief operator i'm the Citizens telephone
office.-Mrs. James II. Clarke is visit
Ing her sister in the WeSt-A. A. Good
rich was a business visitor in st. Johns
bury Monday.-Arthur Porter is In Bos-
ton.-Miss Ila Hoyt and Mrs. Gordon
Austin visited in st. Johnsbury the first
Of the week.-H. 5. Peck of Burlington
was in town Tuesday.
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summer at the lake, returned Monday
to Newton. Mass.
Mrs. Hargrave and Nh. and
Mrs. George Haven Abbott OF ne"
York are guests at the stevens House
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Granger OF kut-
land are visiting MIR. and MRS. Napoleon
Rivers.-Nelson Bacon of Basin haroor
was the guest OF Miss BESSIE Fort'er
Sunday.-Charles Morris OF Naples Me-
who has been visiting his mother MIS-
Louis Morris. has gone to Bristol Tor Il
short time to assist in the barber shop
of w. II. Browe and his wife has gone
on a visit to her former home in Ran
dulph.-Mr. and Mrs. George II. Bora
visited MIR. and Mrs. LOUIS Alapa of
Winooski.--An infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Tucker died Monday night.
The funeral of Mrs. Levi Beach was
held at North Ferrisburg Tuesday af-
ternoon, the Rev. Mr.. Parker officiat-
ing. The bearers we're william and
Arthur Beach. Bert Porter, Robert
Elithorp, Harvey Beach and John Dono-
van. Burial was made in North Fer
risburg ce~metery.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
a. Ross and daughter, Miss Mary. have
returned from Lake Dunmore. whore
they have been spending n week.
Miss Julia Woodman, who taught
school in Brandon last year. has gone
to Burlington to teach.-Leon Hunt
has gone to Arena. n. Y, where he
was called by the death of his father,
Henry IIunt.-L Richard Dean, n
graduate OF the Vergennes high school
and n former instructor at Princeton
University, who has been passing n
part Of his vacation at his nome in
this section, sailed from Brooklyn
September 23 for Athens, Greece, where
he holds n fellowship In archaeology
in the American school of classical
studies. He was accompanied by -.
II. Hill of Bristol. one of the directors
of the school.-Mrs. w. u. Woodman,
! Mrs. L. G.. Whitford of this city, Mr..
and Mrs. benjamin Bristol and son,
Robert, of Burlington visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur T. Clark Monday.-Miss
Louisa Woodman left yesterday for an
extended visit to her brother and wife,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Dana Woodman, of New
York city.-Miss Julia Carter, who has
been spending the summer with her
mother, Mrs. Joseph Carter, has gone
to Middlebury to visit friends.-Miss
Carter will return to Essex Junction
and resume her duties as teacher in
the public chool as soon as the high
school which is closed on account of
infantile paralysis opens.-Wesley
Murdoch Of Middlebury Is spending a
few days in town.-Miss Louise Wood
man has gone to Brooklyn. n. Y.
where she will spend the winter with
her brother, a Woodman.-Miss
Gertrude Stoddard, who has been spend
Ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
John Nash, has returned to Chester
Miss Bella Eagan has been called e
Burlington by the Illness of her moth.
er, Mrs. Edward Eagan.-Mr. and Mrs
w. H. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Slack
attended the funeral of F.. a. Bellows
at North Ferrisburg yesterday.
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WILLISTON.

There will be n meeting of the Sunday
school class Of young ladies at Miss Belle
Roberts at Muddy Brook this afternoon.
Mrs. Ella Miller Of Willard. Utah. Ia
the guest of Miss Sylvia Warren.-Henrv
Leaf has returned from n trip to Canada.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Derris Kendrews September 25.-The Rev.
c. G. Adams Will preach ut the Method
st Church Sunday morning as the Rev.
Mr.. Curtis will he on his vacation
Schools In town opened Monday Work
has been suspended on the State road on
account Of lack of funds.-Mrs Gordon
O'Brien and little child from Burlington
are the guests of Mrs. Jane O'Brien, her
INTERCHANGEABLE. Ralph Prior, who
has been at her home the pas week. re
turned to her home in Mlddlesrx Mon1
daV.
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sonal friends were present at the cere-
mony. The brides gown was Of crepe do
chene with trimmings of duchesse lace.
She carried a bouquet of white roses,
which later was thrown to the party
and was caught by Maude French. Tho
maid OF honor was dressed in white
marquisette and carried pink roses, Mrs.
Bates's dress was of black charrneuse
and Mrs. Alexander Hunters of blsc,
MORE. The gifts were many and beauti-
ful' IN groom's present TO the bride
was a pearl pendant, and to the best
man a scarf pin set with pearls. The
bride gave the maid Of honor a turduoisa
brooch. AT eight O'Clock a reception was
given here at the home OF Mr.. and Mr.
Alexander Hunter. In the receiving linz
were the bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Hunter, .irs. Mary f.. Bates. Charlie
Bates, Annis Baldwin and DR.. Fox. Tn
guests were presented by Jessie Bates
and Hazel Arkley. Eunice Hunt anl
Anna Fletcher were at the punch bowl
Lucinda Smith Of Burlington catered
Helen Post, Alice Stanley, Gladys Man.
ley, Mrs. Boyden. Maud French and
Josephine Fay served, During the even
Ing there was plano and violin must.
The house was prettily decorated in n
color scheme OF pink and white. DR.. and
Mrs. Hunter left after the reception for
Hartford, Conn. and Worcester, Mas.
They Will reside on Converse court, Bur
lington. DR.. Hunter ls assistant professor
of ~anatoILv in the medical college at the
university of Vermont.
T~riplets, two girls and a boy. were born
Tuesday night at ten o'clock to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennic Ma2zella. Mr.. Mazella Il
boss Of the rigger at the new dam
The triplets which were born Tuesday
night TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Mazella
died Yesterday and will be buried in the
Catholic cemetery this morning.
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MONKT. RIDGE.

The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. f. w. Meader Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoag and son,
N'averly. visited relatives in Starkshoro
the first of the Week.-Mrs.. Belle Pres
ton and daughter. Hazel. who have spent
several weeks in town, returned Sunday
to their home in Ferrisburg.-Mrs. George
Russell, who has been visiting relatives
In Nergennes. has returned to \. 2.
Russell's.-Miss Florence Barnum of Pal
mer, Mass. is expected Thursday to visit
her mother, Mrs. Janette Rarnum.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. G.. II. Marshall has returned from
Whitehall, y. v, where she has been
the guest of her son, Manley, for some
time Her son accompanied her home
Mr. and Mrs, Wendell Barnes are
parents OF a son. born September % at
the home of Mr., and Mrs, c. II. Marshall,
the grandparents.-The Rev, and Mrs.
w ;, Boardman are attending the Bap-
fist state convention at Brattleboro.
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MONKTON.

The various schools in town rc-opcned
Monday as there are no new cases of
lnfantile paralysis.-Mrs. Jane Smith is
not AS well.-Mrs. Charles Morgan and
SON. Melvin, of Cambridge, who have
visited relatives here the past week,
nave returned home.-Mrs. Orinda Me-
Entee Is visiting In Bristol.--Mrs. F.. II.
Dean VIII go to Woodriver, Neb., this
week to visit her niece, Mrs. Daisy Tom
blemson. and nephew. Harry S. Eaton.
They formerly resided here.-C. T.. Ever
est or Ferrisburg called on friends here
sunday.
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BORO.

Miss Marion Stanley was operated on
for appendicitis at the ST. Adams hospi-
tai September 9s.-Pearl H~ogaboor has
returned to her home in Frauklin-Emma
Stanley is at the home Of her brother, O.
4. Stanley.-Mrs. Jennie Bullock Is vl.-
ting her brother, w II. Merrick, in Geor-
eia.-Mrs. Jennie Fay has returned from.
a visit In Westford and other places
School Is closed for two weeks.
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ORWELL.

There VIII be an exchange social Vt tho
ladies rooms this evening. All are In
vited.-C. l.. Stacy returned Saturday
from Boston whore he spent three
daYs.-Thc repairs on the steel bridge at
Hough's crossing are finished and the
bridge is in use aEain.-The apple crop
is light this fall.-H. a.. Hall has moved
to the brick house at the Bottum place
and Joseph Forticr, Jr., has moved in
whore he lived.-R. c. Brown was in
Poultney the first of the week.-Henry
Purcell has gone to Ticonderoga, y. y
to attend school.-Misscs Hack and Carry
of Kecne, y. H., are in town.
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SHOREHAM.

Next Sunday, peace Sunday" will be
observed in the Congregational Church
Mrs. Lee of Orange, N. j., and Mrs. Wad-
dams of Burlington are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith.-The Misses Editn
Waite Of Saratoga and Margaret Laisdel
of M~echanicsvile, n. Y, have been re-
cent guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Nee
han's.-Mrs. w. q. Larrabee entertained
the Moravian club very pleasantly Tues
day afternoon.-Mr. M Mrs. Theodore
Harper are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Vie
tor Harper.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ST. GEORGE.

Mitchell Hinsdale of Burlington Is
visiting Bonnie Forbes for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jewett Of Bolton
visited at the home OF Irving lsham
Sunday.-Miss Mildred White has re-
turned to the Burlington high school
after a recess of three weeks.-Miss
Carrie Miles of Monkton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Obed Clough.-Miss Maud
Tillotson spent SATURDAY. in Burlington.
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r WILLISTON.

Ernest Johnson and Miss Leone Las
were married at the Methodist parson
at ESSEX Junction last week Wednes
evening by the Rev. DIR. G. H. Siss
They were attended by Mrs. Jerry Bur
and Leo Lashua, brother of the bride.
bride wore n gown OF silk lace. In
evening n pleasant reception was held
the home Of the brides parents at
place. About 80 We're present. A wedd
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs. id
son have returned from a wedding tri|
Barre and Montpelier. They will rel
at the home of the bride for the pres
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NORTH ~FERRISBURG.


J. a beiIoWs' aged about ~ years, died
NlonuaN morning AFTER suffering more
than h year with hardening of the ar
terles and complications. He leaves =
wife and one son, Carlton. The eldest boy.
Harold died My two weeks ago of infan-
tile paralysis. His mother and sister, Mrs.
Beach, reside In Charlotte.-Roll Chez
hey and Mrs. Ella Hollis were united in
marriage Sunday.-Th entertainment
gwen IN Alien nan saturday night by the
lueal MlhstreIs LOT the Nl!aee improve
'hcn' society was entertaining ana espe-
r.'"F V"JoS u were '"' soloS sung ny
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COMMANDED nv her fothar M tora-u,s
Edwin Folsom and daugbt.r, Dorotbv
Eleanor and Marion. have gone to Bur
lington and the girls will attend hivh
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r AND LIVE STOCK.

PIGS for sale. We expect 200 to 300
right away and we will make a price on
them so that they will sell, also a few
sows, bred to farrow soon; and a few
mule foot COW pigs for breeders a,
reasonable prices. L. w. Dow, Water
bury Center. Tel. 1924. 29,d&w w.t..