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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICk.

+. j. Bocash was at Sheldon Monday,
called there by the de1th of his brother
In the case of State vs.. Arthur Sulham,
charged with assault upon Glenn ttton,
the respondent was fined $40 and costs of
$3.50, which he paid. He was put under
bonds in the sum of $500 for the period of
one year to keep the peacc.-Thrty-one
names were added to the checklist Sat
urday at the meeting of the board of
civil authority Mrs Robert Mcleod I'M
derwent an operation at the hospital
Monday.--The Modern Woodmcn Lodg,
held a banquet at the New IIardwick no.
tel Tuesday cvenng.-Joscph Wright was
a Weekend visitor in Boston.
w II. Snow proprietor of the new
Hardwick hotel gave public banquet
Friday evening, which was attended by
over 200 guests. W. H. Taylor acted as
POSTMASTER and the following toa sts
We're responded to: Good Citizenship"
chief Justice George NJ. Powers; "The
Travelling Man." William McLaughin.
travelling salesman for \. l.. Bailey $
music rooms. BY March. 1915, Mr.. Nc
Iaughlin will have completed e. years as
piano salesman. Walter Husband spoke
on immigration and Mr. Snow on the
change made on the hotel-Mrs. Alice u.
Bickford and family left for the South
Saturday to pass tho winter --Bishop
Rice Of burlington was in town Sunday.
He confirmed large class at st Nor
bets Church.-Frank f.. Pope conducted
services at the Baptist Church Sunday
morning. Coventry one of the grade
teachers. was at her home in Burin gton
Saturday.-The board of civil authority
will hold its final meeting at the memorial
building Saturday evening to make addi-
tons and alterations to the check list
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The teachers meeting and school fair
held at the high school Friday was a
success in every feature The exhibit
room was most artistically arranged Each
town OF the Essex Junction pIhlic school
union was represented. The Essex june
ton high and graded school exhibit re-
ceived first prize, Something could he said
or each division of the exhibit, The man
ual training, which has been under the
direction Of Miss Fannie Day, was espe-
cialiy commendable, This work will be
taken to the Windsor fair The Colches-
ter school exhibit took second prize, The
sewing drawing and vegeta bles were eX-
ccllent The Shelburne school exhibit took
third prize The work from the Millham
school OF Shelburne had a rare display.
Miss Roa Dalton, teacher in the school,
Is TO be congratulated upon the excellent
work winch she has been able to bring
about, The program opened at $3.50 with
piano selection by Mrs. Alexander 7.
Arkley' The Magncr trio played five Sc
iecuons The Invocation was made by
the Rev Henry X. wye. The address of
welcome was given by Principal Eugene
D. Berry The work which was given by
Miss Annis Baldwin was of high order.
MISS Allce Harris, assistant superintendent
or the city schools of Worcester, Mass,
spoke on the best methods of teaching
reading ThA Hon Mason s. Stone ad-
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MONKTs N RIDGE.

the weekly cottage prayer meeting was
held Wednesday evening at NJ. f. Nor
Ean's.-Mr. and Mrs Merritt Cox of Rut-
Iand We're over-Sunday guests Of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Cox. Saturday
they visited his sister, Mrs. Seth Mccall
vim, in Charlotte.-Mrs. a. a. Denton has
returned from a visit of several weeks
IN New York State.-Mr. and Mrs. Arson
Brown of StarksbOro visited Charles iloas
and family over Sunday.-Miss Carrie
Miles spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs Harry Van Vlet, in Char
lotte.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butler and
daughter, Gladys, and Mr., and Mrs. f.
w. Meader motorcd to Burlington sat
urday. returning home Sunday night
Mrs Flora Dow of Burlington Is visitin1
at the home of her uncle, George w. Day
A Halloween social will he held in the
town hall Friday evening Miss Mary f.
Miles. who has been quite III, is improv-
ing.-A large number We're present at the
auction at Bert Lawrence's Thursday, Al
the farming tools, crops and stock were
sold Mr.. Lawrence and family intend tc
move soon to Fitchburg Mass, to make
their future home
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MILTON.

Joseph hurry has sold his I.aoorte
place back to Mrs. Della Laport and
she will take possession soon. iss
Ethel Wells and mother were In Bur
lington Saturday.-The Anita Dramatic
club gave a play Friday evening in the
Catholic hall.-The names filed for candi-
dates for town representative are In the
order they were filed: Alexander Nc
Nally, progressive republican; T. S.
Berry, independent republican; Lawrence
Rowler, Independent democrat; and
Wilbur G. Newton. non-partsan. The
union Justice ticket filed is: II. H. Fuller,
John McMullen. G. G. Rice, Lawrence
Rowlev c. T.. Osgood, Allen r. Caswell
and Karl J. Phelps.-A son, Henry
Isaac Hunter, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hunter Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Viens have a son, born October IS.
The funeral of Mrs. Smith Lincoln,
who died at West Milton Thursday, aged
SO, was held Sunday, with burial at West
Milton cemetery beside her husband
Earl Ayers of st. George has bought
the apple crop OF Elmer and .daude
case of f. !. Allen VS.. o.
RG Phelps & Co. has been referred 10
the Hon f.. c. Mower OF burlington
for a hearing and decision.-The civil
board will meet at the town clerks Of
fee October 81 at 100 p. m. to revise
the check list,
Mr. and Mrs. Adkins Of Ticonderoga
are visiting their daughter. Mrs Frank
ayville.-Rufus Robinson, r. T. D. car
rer GU route /, was thrown from his
carriage Tuesday and one shoulder and
knee were severely sprainod when his
horse was frightened by an automobile
The Eastern stars are to give re-
ception this evening to Mr.. and Mrs
z. A. Frost and daughter, who leave
next week to reside In MiddleburY.-Mrs
Helen Reynolds. who has been seriously
i'll, IS q little better. Her sons wife,
Mrs. Henry Reynolds. Of Somerv!lle,
Mass, is with her.-MrS. William Wash
burn has gone to North Hartland to
visit her father, Fnos Bingham, who is
in failing health.-Lconard Martin Of
East Orange, ~ j., is spending a few
days in town.-Mrs. \. w. hammond is
ill.-The Y. r s G. T.. of the ConGre-
gationa Church is to give a Hallowe en-
party at tn, vcstry Friday evening.
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CORNWALL.

There will be a Halloween entertain
ment, given at the town hall Friday night
at eight o'clock. seasons supper will
be served on the European plan. A pro-
gram will he given by district No. ? school
as follows: Piano solo, Mary Warner;
dialogue, Bertha as Teacher. no :
school; "Mothers Way" Lemuel Poet:
vocal solo, Grace Lane; THE Dolly
Suasion," School No. o vocal solo. w.
evasion" School TO. >; vocal solo, w.
MacMurty.
The Hon. II. G.. Barber Of Brattleboro
and Jasper Page of Bristol will speak at
the town hail this evening al eight O'Clock
on the political issues OF the times
liallowo'e en- social and entertainment will
be given at the town hall on Friday even
ing under the auspices OF the church So
cial committee and school No, 1.-The
Womans Missionary society will meet for
work at the chapel of the Congrega tior ~
('hlrCh
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HUNTINGTON.

At an early hour Thursday morning
Mrs Lillian Spaulding. wife of George
Chapman. died after a long illness with
hardening of the arteries The deceased
was the oldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John w. Spaulding of this place. She
was of a quiet retiring nature and her
gentle, unassuming manner and Chris
tian character made for her many
friends. She was 81 years old The funeral
was held at her late home Satur-
day morning at ten o'clock She is
survived by her husband; Miss Bessie
Allen, a member of the family the past
few years; her father and mother. three
brothers and three sisters.
The mill of T.. H. Prindle was burned
down early Thursday morning. 1t is
thought the fire originated in the boiler
room.
The funeral of Mrs George Chapman,
conducted by the Rev. G. V. French.
was held at her late home Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock. Mrs. Ira Morse
of Jeffewonvile sang Going Down the
Valley" and There Is Rest for the
Weary" The deceased was a member
of the Circle of the Kings Daughters
the Philathca Baracca class the Mis-
sionary society and also the Rebekah
Lodge of Richmond, the latter having
a part In conducting tho services The
floral offerings from each society and
the family were profuse and beautiful
Mrs. Chapman Is survived by her hus-
band, her parents. three brothers and
three sisters,-The young daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swinyer, who was
kicked by a horse Friday. breaking her
nose and jaw. is doing as well as can
be expected-Mrs, Jennie Johns is visit
ing i'm Northfield
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guests OF A. G. Sumner and family Sum
day.-James Cordell was at home from
Middlebury College over Sunday.-Dr.
Hermon B. Hasseltlne of Washington is
a guest of his father Judge T.. A. Hassel-
Brooklyn are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. c. Balm and other relatives.-Mr and
Mrs. Earl Morgan of Burlington were
over-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Gaudet-Mss Jessie |. Ross returned
Monday from her home in Grand Isle
where she spent the weekend.
Orrin II. Farr of Washington, u. c.,
Is guest Of his parents Mr.. and Mrs
G. w. Farr.-Mr and Mrs. Edmund s.
Ladue and Mrs. Maxwell were in
Bellows Falls over Sunday-John Cald-
well and family of Florence were guests
Of r. A. Ferguson and family Sunday
The outlook club will meet Friday even
ing with Mrs. Dlckcrman for a
Halloween party. Each member is OK
pccted to come prepared to tell n short ghost
story.-There was large attendance at
the concert given by the Ithaca Con-
cert company in Holey hall Monday
night. The next attraction given by the
high school lecture course will be
"Mendelssohn's Lady Soloists." Novem-
Dor 4.-Mr. and Mrs Joseph Streeter
of Berlin, n. H., are guests Of George
Scarboro and mother.-The Rev. DR..
Allen of Brooklyn. n. y, is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Dlckerman.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Methodist Church will meet Friday
afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. f..
c. Dike.-F'rank w. Tuttle of Vcrgcnnes
was in town Wednesday and Mrs,
Joseph Streeter have returned to their
| l. In, rli
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. Henry Wheeler and Mrs. William
Stowe entertained the Ladies' Union
Wednesday afternoon at the ladies'
rooms,-H. c, Roscoe has gone to Mt.
Clemens, Itch, for a short stay.-Mrs.
WILDER Kingsley of Port Henry Is a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. f. II. Conant.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Shedrick have re-
turned from a visit with friends In Bos-
ton.-Mr. and Mrs William Stove spent
the weekend with friends in Panton.-
Mrs, Amelia Barnard Of Bristol Is the
guest OF Mrs. G. c. Coates-Mss Hazel
Ward was at home from Burlington over
Sunday.
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GRANVILLE.

Joseph Jewett had a stroke of paralysis
Friday, but is now recovering Frank
Ford has sold his farm to Randolph pur-
chasers. He gives possession November
15.-Dr. J. r. Hamblin is at the Randolph
sanitarium, where he underwent an opera
ton for ppendicitls.-William A. Think
ham was called to Claremont, ~ H.,
Wednesday by the Illness OF his sister-in-
law, Mrs Eastman.-Mrs. Critic Briggs
started for New York Monday to spend
the winter.-There was n largely attended
republican rally at the hall Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Laird Of Montpelier and Charles
w. Gates, candidate for governor, were
the speakers.
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CHARLOTTE.

Arc L-,,,p,a pica of lJa,obI,;s. rot1
&c g., guest AZ = a sr,ith,s W,ss Cossia
Dot, oaya c,rd ,,ortv 70 q r,,r,bor %
vourg neon,o a. l,hr, ~ b,r p,rtdo,. van
inc in honor Of bar Mac >riss r,,ia Dot,-
Of Geneva Y y-Nrs p RAMSEY and
Mrs Henry Gu,,ck attended tho Sunda y,
school convention at arre-Nr aud Mrs
+. ]. Pope have moved from tbsir farm, to
Mrs. Bush's housa in the villag. for tha
winter --C,harlotte Camn of yyoodror Ho
1G 9s3 will give a basket dance and IIbrarv
han Friday nirht.-The Library assocla
tion viii GIVE a sumner AT their hall from
six to eight this evening. with dancing
afterwards.
The selectnen will meet AZ the tour
hall SATURDAY evening for final rovisiol
Of the check ust-Rv the provisions Of
tho will of Mary Raksr Eddy the librarJ
here has bean presented with her com
nlato works Newt Monday night vuI
ha .,,ortio,,sr,s nigbt" in tho Cr.ngoI
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JERICHO.

William Reary has returned to Johnson
after visiting rela tives here-Mrs. LOOMS
Terrill IS visiting In Burlington Mi
Madeline Muir has returned - Willistun
after being at H. 7. Chase's Tor "A few
days.-lliss Josephine Pettingill was at
her home for the week lend from Essex
Miss Mary Peasc of Essex is the guest
of Mrs. Evaline Wilton at L. ". Rice s
for a few days.-The Lottie Ufford Mis-
sionary society met with Mrs. @.
Il. Hulhurd Tuesday evening. Thu youn;
ladies are preparing n Christmas box Il
be sent to an Indian station in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Ralph Chase spent Sunday at her
home in St Adams and has returned to
her brothers, H. T. Chase.-Ihc condl-
ton Of Mrs, Collins Nash. who was SER
!ously injured Friday In a runaway ac-
cidcnt, is more comfortable Mr. and
Mrs II. W. Sinclair have returned from
Boston.
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HAPPENINGS II VERMONT
Continued Trom Page Onc).


>ookkee3er at his coal sheds.-The Green
fountain Marble company Of Rutland,
|hIch recently opened a quarry Just cast
OF TINS village have 70 men at work and
Is puttin- more on every week. There
are tV" drilling machines at work and
another is to he set up this week. 1t is
expected that some blocks Of marbi. will
N' sent out this week to be shipped 10
the plant AT Rutland.-Mr and Mrs.
'harlcs Flint, who have been visiting In
own for 10 days, have returned to Ro-
'hestor.-Mrs. Charles y. Earl has gone
@ the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
nent.-Mrs. y. r. Lambert and son, who
spent the summer in the State of Maine,
have returned home.-The Middlebury CO.
operative Creamery association Is making
extensive improvements on their property
near the Standardization Rayy has gone
TO Castleton for a few days.-The cattle
shipment from this station Monday con-
sisted Of three car loads-Monday, mar
ket day, eggs brought 80 to 30 cents and
butter 2S to 80 cents.
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at the polls are. c. n. shipman. Georeo
r. Graves, w. II. Munson and Franl,
Viens.
The Methodist Sunday school is making
preparations to send contribution to
the Christmas ship which leaves New
York early In November for the orphan
children in the war zone Of Europe. Tho
contributions can be left at the Metho.
dist parsonage UP to and including Fri
day. They will be sent to New York
Saturday.
Frank Moring died Tuesday at the
town poor farm Of tuberculosis al the age
OF ~ years. The funeral was held at
st. Francis Xavier Church at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs Henry Sweet and daugh-
tiers of Bristol came by automobile SatuT-
day to visit Mrs. Sweets mother. Mrs.
Ellen Philips.-Miss Lcrey Gile is enter
tanning her twin sister, Lorotte, from
Boston.-G. w. Streeter is in Richford.-
Mr.. and Mrs c. Bartlett of tnderhiIl
visited here over Sunday. II. smith
has been appointed game warden FOR TINS
town.-Miss LoreY Gile was obliged TO
close her school In Underhill for a time
as she has whOopinc cough. school IN
district No. re-OpCncd Monday, having
been closed the past two weeks on ac-
count of whoopinC cough being prevalent.
Eugene Irish finished moving to his
farm TucsdaY-Mr. and Mrs. j. Gibbs
have returned to Waterbury, having Wis
itcG their daughter. Mrs II. Gregory.
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Cushion October 2o-Miss Adelia Brunell.
who has been to Malletts Bay and other
places. has returned. Mrs. Henry Hart
visited her sister in Burlington Monday
and Tuesday.-Mrs NJ. w. Clark and
daughter, Barbara, are spending a few
days in New Hampshire.-Mr. and Mrs.
William Brownell have returned TO
Woodstock after visiting his sister, Mrs.
Carrie Nc rril.-Horation Curtis is build
ing garage near the lombard place
Mrs. Albert Bliss, who has been Ill., is
much better.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Angus of Hartford,
Conn, to the marriage Of their daughter.
Aimee Ellis, to William Miller Barber
OF Williston on November 10 at 4 p. m.
Only relatives and intmates friends of
both families have been invited to the
wedding. which will be a very quiet one.
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MILTO[t BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sibley and
daughters. Kathryne and Helen. spent
Sunday at the home Of John Shoan.-
Mrs Jennie Fay and Mrs. Mortimer Rey-
noIdS and daughter, Lucia, spent Friday
IN st. Adams at the home of Thomas
Shean-Mrs, Melvin Luman is In st. AL
pans.-Mrs William Howard of Cam
bridge is : the home OF f. f. Smith.
Jane Boy, n has returned to her home
after spending two weeks with her sister.
Mrs Alba Carr,-Russel and Dewey Nc
Nan or Champlain spent Saturday and
sunday with their cousin. Vernon Bull
lock'-Theo Tore Martin spent Sunday at
Walter Rohertsnn,s
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The first was given by the San F1orian
spanish students October "a. The second
VIII be Dudley Wagner impersonator,
on November s; third, Fred Eugene
Baker lecturer, January q; fourth, Olym-
pa Ladies Quartette, February 16.-Mrs.
Laura TITUS Of Hardwick and Mrs. Mable
MOBILES OF Morrsville, who have been the
guests OF the formers aunt, Mrs. Gage,
ana other relatives the past week. return
ed nome Saturday.-Cecll Stilson of stock
bridge Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary tilson-Joseph Greenough of Bris-
tol Is visiting his daughter and her hus-
pand, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Begor.-The
Woodman dance has been postponed from,
Friday evening, the 30th, until November
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie White have moved
into G. +. Bartletts tenement house
+. A Trap and W. r. Taft visited a.
W. o. Traps in Burlington Tuesday and
Wedncsday.-Mr NJ Z. Brewster aui
son, Reid, are visiting her parents, Nj
and Mrs William Cadv, in Jericho.-Law-
renee Gardner has moved 20 the farm
he recently bought of l.. T.. Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Atkins and G. II
Purington and family of Lincoln visite
at Mitchell Russells Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ross of Burlington are visit
ing in town Mr.. and Mrs Osman Fisher
of Bristol visited her brother, +. v.
strong, the last of the week.
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LINCOLN.

Nj. and Mrs Lewis Green Of Brandon
of Malone y. y, are with his parents,
Mir and Mrs. l.. a. Bryant-W, r. Rhodes
spent Sunday in Hancock, William Ba-
dorr has rented ". 3. Rhodes house near
tie gC!st- mill and is moving in-Fred
ShortslccYes has finished work for Ernest
Sargent and gone to work for Frank FL
liot.-G. a. Thayer is repairing his mill
dam END cleaning out his pond. The
Ladies' Aid will hold u Halloween social
at tho Rail Saturday evening.
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WEST MILTON.

Stanley stevens of burlington has been
visiting a few days at c. L. Osgood' s.
Henry Mayville spent Saturday and Sun
day in ST Albans.-Mr and Mrs. r NJ
Page and friends Of Burlington spent
Saturday a. c. +. OsGood s.-Little Helen
Gabaree of Georgia is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Glenn Shatney.
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JERICHO.

while Mrs. Collins Nash was driving
from Underhill to Jericho Center Friday
one side of the shaft dropped on TO the
horses heels. The horse ran. throwing
Mrs Nash out. She was picked up In an
unconscious co/iition and taken into the
home of NJ A. Bullock where her In
juries were attended to by DR.. NJ q.
Eddy. She suffered broken collar bone,
two broken ribs and serious injuries about
the head The horse was stopped, but
the wagon was badly broken. Mrs
Nash's brother George Matterson, OF
Bennington was called.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen Fai
rand. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Home
H. Farrand of Bakersfield, and flores
Walter Carpenter, son of Mr.. and Mr.
Benjamin Il. Carpenter Of Colcheste
took place at Grace chapel. East Fail
field, Tuesday evening, october 20, tn
ceremony being performed by the Re'
William Garner, rector of the Episcopf
Church at Enoshurg Falls Following N
ceremony reception was held at III
brides home MI and Mrs. Carpenter wi
reside on the Carpenter farm In Ea'
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WINOOSKl.

Express agent Hobart was struck in
Ing Saturday afternoon adjourned to
next Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
This will be the last meeting before
election, November s. Persons whose
names are not on the check list WI not
be able to vote at the election and this
meeting is held to give last chance
for those who intend having their names
added. At the first meeting of the board
held October II, II names were added
aud last saturday there We're about eight
names put ON the list. The election
clerks appointed by the board to serve
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mrs. Jennie Plant is in Worcester,
Mass, where she is visiting relatives
Miss Stella Hammer has returned to her
home in Bristol after visiting several
days at the home Of Ny. and Mrs. NJ +.
Allen.-The regular meeting of the King s
Daughters will be postponed one week
to be held Thursday evening November
g. at the home of Mr. and Mrs Layton
Elliot. The gentlemen are invited
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. L, Grow and Mrs.
L. L. Irish have returned from Boston.
DIR. Dalton of Burlington will sneak
in the town hall this afternoon on
rural sanitation.-The Rev. DR.. Flagg Of
burlington will speak in the Congrega
tional Church next Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Rice are in Platts-
burgh.-There will be a progressive rally
in the town hall this evening Prof.
Raymond Mcfarland Of Middlebury will
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HANCOCK

William Riley died October q at Ran
doph sanitarium The funeral was held
at the home of his sister Mrs Dana
Marsh.-There will be a sale in the town
hall the evening of October 81. Refresh
ments will be served-Seven young peo-
pie were baptized In the church Sunday
by the Rev. o. r. Wels.-Mr. and Mrs
George w. Taylor and little daughter
from Milford, n. H., have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor, Jr., this
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

futh Casey was taken to the Fanny
Alien hospital Friday. She underwent an
operation for appendicitis the following
day.-Joseph Tatro has sold his farm
and stock to John Casey who will take
possession November Henry Lombard
VIII move this week from Fairfax to
the place that he recently bought from
Robert White.-Frank p. Harvey has re-
turned from the Fanny Allen hospital
where he had been for treatment.-Earl
Barnes attended the Frouty rally at
Huntington NlnndnN mint