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NORTHFIELD.

Mrs. Kate Moriarty. wife of John
Moliarty, died March at her home on
Water street. after having been in poor
health for some weeks. Besides her aged
husband. she leaves two daughters and
three sons.-Michael sullivan, a civil War
veteran, aged 20 years. died suddenly
from heart disease Friday evening, leav-
Ing II family Of seven children. Nuneril
services We're held Monday morning ut
81. Johns Church. THE funeral of Arthur
Covel who was run over on the railroad
track near the Roxbury town line on the
night OF March 3, was held Saturday, with
prayers at his late home in Roxpury
village followed by services in the
church AT Berlin Corners. Interment was
in the cemetery at Berlin Corners
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WATERBURY,.

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist So
ciety will serve tea with Mrs. George
Morse Wednesday afternoon.-Mrs j. f.
Berry and son, Theodore, were guests
Friday of Mrs. Berry's oldest son, y. j.
Berry.-A party of q friends and neigh
bors gathered at the home of j. f.
Barnes on Perry hill the other evening to
congratulate him on his 18th birthday.
Four generations were present. Supper
was served, which included u birthday
cake with seventy-scven lighted candles
in the shape of cross MIR. Barnes is a
veteran of the Civil War. serving in the
New York 96th Volunteers. One of the
guests, now so years old served many
years in the English army.--The opera
house was filled Friday evening when
the last entertainment of the
course was given under the personal
supervision of George II. Wilder. Those
who appeared We're: Miss May Magner,
futist; Miss Taft, soprano; Archie
Stewart Of Rutland, baritone, and Mrs.
George Hubbard Wilder, contralto Read
ings were given by Master Casey.
The meeting OF the Ladies' Union a,
the home of Mrs. Nellie Chase Tuesday
afternoon was business meeting-
Daniel Irish is in poor health with heart
trouble.-The Rev. w. l.. Bocourt was
! in Montpelier Monday where he read
a paper before the Monday club or
Astronomy and Theology; Adjust
ment Still Needed."--The funeral OF
Mrs. Horace Tatro Carai of Morrisvillt
was held at St. Andrews Church Mon
day. The Rev. Father Behr of
ficiated and the bearers were her foui
brothers, Alfred. william, Edward anc
Henry Tatro. Mrs Carai was 80 year.
of age and leaves a husband and on
child. Burial was in the Duxbur!
cemetery. She formerly lived in Wat
erburY.
News was received Thursday after
noon of the death of Mrs. Abbie W
CroSsett at the home of her nephew
Fred billings in stowe. Mrs. eros
sett was the widow Of Judge Janu
Crossett and lived in DuxburY Owe
30 years. After the decease of NJ
| Crossett she went to live with rela
| tives.
| l.. A. Pike of Chicago is the guest o
his daughter, Miss Margaret Pike, at thu
home Of Henry Demeritt.-E. f. Camp
bell returned Tuesday from E,nosburgl
| Falls.-Miss Daisy Hazeltine has gone It
Burlington, where she has a position al
| teacher in fourth grade work.-Mrs Il
X. Demeritt and Miss Annie Doroth!
Palmer are still confined, following an at
tack of illness.-Supt d. D. Grout, VIII
was i'll last week, has 80 far recovered
as to be able to go to Rutland.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Miss Laurette Gale and Miss Alta Dix
of Boston spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in Burlington.-E. II. Linden and daugh-
ter Were in burlington Tuesday.
Gaines, who has been at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Linus Leavens for sew
sral weeks, returned to EnosburG Falls
Wednesday morning. She was accom-
panied by Miss Dorothy Leavens, who will
spend a few days liberalization Wires
spent Wednesday in Essex Center.-Mrs.
Bertha Curtis is in Jericho.-M. d. Young
has been spending several days in Green
witch, Conn.-Earle Douglas returned Sat
urday night from the Fanny Allen hospi-
tal.-Miss Vera Fullington of johnson
spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Julia
Fullington.-W. d. Wiley is in Boston to
attend the stock buyers banquet which
was given Tuesday evening.-Mrs. +. NJ.
Reynolds entertained several ladies at her
home Wednesday evening
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VERMONT BREVITIES.

The Rutland Merchants EXpositi
AMI Automobile show, the first one
which was given last year, is to
held the week beginning April Is
the shrine hall.
Repair work on the Vermont Vail
railroad at Williams siding near t
Westminster station cost 100000. 4
road was opened in 1850. The i
provemcnts include the installation
the block signal
\ meeting of the state board for I
registration of nurses was held
Rutland Tuesday afternoon and V,
terday morning, The board consi
Of DIR. ID, c. Hawley of Burlingt,
Miss Mary f. schumacher, superinte
dent of the Memorial hospital, Br;
tleboro, and DIR. Charles \. Gale
Rutland,
Repairs ana improvements have be
introduced at the Rutland hospi
during the last month and their co
pletion places that institution on
equal position with any other SINH
institution in the State. The kitcl
department is almost entirely n,
with private refrigeration plant
the basement supplying coolers a
making ice
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BENSON.

Mrs. Laura Barber Root, wife of q. II.
Root, died Friday after a long illness.
She was born in West Haven 40 years ago.
The funeral was held at the Methodist
Church Monday at one o'clock The Rev.
DR.. Rober. H. Washburne of Brandon Of
hcated He read Alfred Tennyson' s
Crossing the Bar" A quartette consist
ing of Mrs. lisa Wilcox Miss Florence
Dickinson, William Cummings and T. II.
Sherman sang Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Roach,
Mrs William Mckeown and daughter Of
Hubbardton came to attend the funeral
Mrs Mary Myers Of Temple district Is
very ill.-Mrs Manuel Wills is i'll with
the grip.-John Quincy Dickinson of Or
well and daughter, Helen. were in town
Sunday, calling at A. ]. Dickinson's. The
Fair Haven high school pupils will give
an entertainment at the town hall Friday
night for the local grange. A supper viii!
be served by the ladies of the Congrega =
tional Churchill. 8. Southworth return
ed Saturday from Rutland, where he had
been for month visiting his sister, Mrs.
Sarah ]. Wrangham. Mr.. Southworth is
81 wears old
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HYDE PARK.

The town officers are: Moderator. S.
b. Waite; clerk, n. G.. Wood; select
man, ID. McAllister; school director, II.
A. Noyes; listers, G. b Allen, T.. B.
Collins; road commissioner, j. ~. Jew
EFT; overseer, Albert Whitcomb con-
stable and collector. John Minerl;
treasurer, w. d. Strong; auditors, f.
NJ. Culver f. s. Hazard, Clyde Davis
trustee II. S. Page; tree warden, Bert
Crowell; agent, S. B. Waite; cemetery
commissioner. A V. Wiswell; library
commit ssioner, Mrs Stella Goddard.
The sum of $50 was voted for the IL
brary; s25 for Memorial day; $500 for
State roads The tax is s1.S3 The
library gift, $1,000 from the late
Loomis Lanpher, was accepted by a
vote commenting the splendid spirit
that prompted It," The jury lists are:
Grand, p. A. Parren, C. d. Noyes, L. S.
Griswold, j. @. Perry; petit, c. A.
Davis, L. Il. Badger. Harry Davis, q.
c. Broadwell, +. G. Blake, C. l.. Foss,
T. b. Collins, W. e. Grimes, IL. A. Tur-
ner, T.. w. Smith, o. N. Campbell
w. II. Jeffrey of East Burke lectured
Sunday evening on Reading the Bible
in the Public Schools. Mrs. Wilma Han.
ley of Essex Junction is visiting in town
Miss Mamie Rouhan of Woodsvlle
n. H.. spent Sunday in town.--Miss Delta
Collins has returned to LacOnia, n H.
Il. j.. Stebbins OF New Britain, Conn.
spent Sunday at the home of T.. G.
Sherwin.-F. Il. Firkey, the llveryman
was thrown from his sleigh in going t,
Morrisville Friday and received sever.
injuries.
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DERBY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Badger. who have
been spending the winter at Coventry with
their daughter, Mrs. Horace Wilder, have
returned to their home here.-The graded
school here will close Friday for four
weeks vacaton.-Mrs. w. o. Nilsson deo
at West Derbv March 4, and the flu
neral was held Friday afternoon She
leaves husband, son and daughter.
Cancer was the cause of her death.-John
Nelson died very suddenly at West Derby
Saturday, The funeral was held Monday.
William NJ. Pike. a prominent business
man of Derby Line, died suddenly in
jacksonville. Fla, last week. With a
friend he had been in Cuba, where he
owned an orange grove Not feeling well
he went with his friend to a hospital
for treatment. The body was brought
home Friday and the funeral was held
Saturday afternoon at the house. He
. leaves a wife, two daughters and a son.
lie was a prominent Mason
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WAITSFIELO.

James Moriarty is confined to the
house with a hard cold--percy Arlin has
gone to work in the creamery and Is
boarding with Harry Ellis.-Warren Rob
lnson went to Montpelier Tuesday to
serve as Juror in the March term of
Washington county court-Herbert
Smith is able to be out after a two
weeks ilness-Mrs Daniel Morlarty
and children returned to their home in
Montpelier Sunday after visiting at W
II. Moriarty s.-Leon Joslyn has finished
work at the camp in Granville and is
at home for a few days.-Danicl Nor
iarty came from Montpelier Monday to
do some work for W. II. Moriarty.-
Camp Fire Girls held their meeting mi
the home Of Mrs. W. A. Remele Mon
day afternoon. The next meeting will
be a ceremonial meeting next Monday
at Mrs. Remcle's at 200 p. m.
clyde Densmore began work in tho mill
Yesterday.-W. II. Moriartv is building IN
a lumber shed 100 feet by Is feet.-Mrs
Hattie Howe returned from Berlin Tues
day accompanied by Mrs \. NJ Flanders
of Barre. VINO will visit in town for
| few days.-The ninth grade of the gram
mar school will hold "a ZOO social" at
the congregational vestry Friday even
ing.-After March "A the postofiice will
be closed daily from 1900 to 1870 a. m.
and from 500 to $50 p. m.-Iohn Cole
brook is visiting his parents in town for
a few days.-lIcrbert and Alice Smi, l
We're in Waterbury TuesdaN.-NeWs was
| received Monday of the death of Harry
| Beldens father at Granville, y. Y
| Dorothy Minor returned Monday night
! from Heaton hospital, whore she has
been in training for nursing.-A full
| house witnessed the Noble Outcast" at
! the town hall Tuesday evening.
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WESTFIEID.

The Christian Endeavor social Friday
evening was attended by about 100 OF the
ola friends of the Rev. J. r. Bowman
OF North Hyde Park, former postor'
whose reading of his original poems was
the feature of the evening. They were in
terspersed with singing and readings by
young ladies. -Bethuel Chaffee was taken
suddenly and seriously Ill with ptomaine
poisoning Saturday night, but is now bet
ter.-Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks of West Der
by has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Bethuel Chaffce, who has been ill.-Mrs.
Linda Day OF Jay is spending few weeks
with Mrs. Homer Burnham and other
relatives.-The Rev. +. y. Hyde went to
Newport Monday to attend the Minis
terial association and read paper on
THE Colored situation in the South"
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WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

well attended meeting Of the board of
trade was held Tuesday night at which n
representative Of the Standard Oil COM
pany answered questions in regard to oil
ing the streets. The matter was left with
a committee after it became evident that
the great majority was in favor of the
project. The annual banquet was an
nounced to be held as soon after Lent as
possible. As a mid-Lent fcstivity, it was
voted to give a banquet to State High
way Commissioner Gates and the visiting
town officials on the occasion of the coun-
ty road commissioners meeting here
March is. Announcement was made of 2
publicity dly on the part of the New
England Telephone and Telegraph Co. for
Friday afternoon, March ~. Thirty-one ap.
plicatious for membership we're acted mp
on neutrality-suspicious. CO persons have been
elected to associate membership i'm tho
Iroquois club and an open house was sue
cessfullv held Monday.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.,

Arthur Benjamin. who went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday for
medical advice, returned Monday night.
A. l.. Haskell and Morton McKinsuy
were in Montpelier Monday.-The first
and second degrees were worked on a
class of seven at the regular meeting Of
the grange Friday night.-Mrs. r. NJ.
Pray is slightly improved. a. L..
Haskell visited her brother, Hubert
Wheeler. in Cabot, Sunday. He is very
i'll with heart trouble.-Mrs. Delbert Law
son has returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital and is improving in health
Daniel McLane was in Barre Monday
Grace McKinstry, who has been visiting
in Plainfield and Montpelier, returned
Monday.
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BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Havey and son.
Vernon, left Monday morning for two
weeks visit at their former home in
Sullivan, Ne. Thev planned to stop over a
day at Brooks, Me, to visit Nathan r.
Bunker formerly of this place.-Mrs,
Fred Williamson went Friday to Rich
ford, accompanying her sister Mrs, B. II,
Joy, and three children of South Royal
ton, who went to make their home in
Richford, where Mr.. Joy has Il position
in the c. V. r. office.-Elzabeth Dens-
more, aged six years, died in Royalton
Friday morning after a brief illness with
diphtheria at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Roundy, where she had spent
most of her life. So far as known there
has been no other case in Royalton nor
any town nearby.-W. :. Hammond and
Miss Annie +. Whitney, both of Tun-
bridge. were married March by the
Rev j. Wesley Miller.-The interior of
the Brooks Il Washburn store was late
L. reprinted anud redecorated.-A nom
partisan Prouty club is being formed with
a large membership.--Th retail price of
dairy butter in prints is 81 cents, cggs 30
cents and milk seven cents.-laX Williams
LOST the fOrennEer OF MS rlShl manu-
Thursday when he slipped at a. n.
Washburns mill and fell over toward a
revolving saw.-White River Valley
Pomona Grange met here Thursday, c..
Il. Martin OF Rochester presiding. Dele
gates were present from five subordinate
granges.-The Grange fair at East Bethel
was largely patronized, the hall being
filled 70 it's capacity Friday night for the
play by local talent.-Ex-C Congressman
Charles II. Joyce has been suffering
from a cold and has not been out for
several days.
Mrs. John NJ, burnett is here from
Northampton, Mass" to visit her par
ents, Mr. ana Mrs. W NJ RuEers.-Mr
T.. Il, Martell is spending the week in
Iioston,-Mrs. Howard Tucker of Tun-
bridge. who has been visiting Mrs. Mar
tina Cushing, went Monday to Contoo,
cook, n. H., and will visit in Concord
Manchester and Lebanon during the
next two weeks.-Dana T., Shaw's left
|eye was badly i'iured last week when
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the house with Lewis Gordon Mrs, f..
i. Hills entertained the Jolly club at
dinner Tuesday.-Samuel Chandler Of
Peacham, 81 years of age, has been
spending week in this section visiting
his brothers widow. Mrs. NJ l.. Chandler,
and nephews, Luther and WILDER
Chandler. He returned to his home the
first Of this week.-Mrs.. NJ l.. Chandler
accompanied by Samuel Chandler went
to Burlington Friday to visit George
Chandler.-Mrs. Cora Morrison of Water
bury Center is spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Vaughn
Mrs. Angle Newhall went Saturday to
Williamstown to visit her sister, Mrs.
George Martn.-Mrs. Josephine Warren
is spending the week I'm East Montpelier
as guest of Mr.. and Mrs r.. -. Barton
News was received Saturday by l.. o
Wilder and Mrs. Eliza Goodneough that
Mrs Ahbie Couzn of Salem, Mass, q
cousin, had died. The funeral was held
Tuesday. Her name was Abbic Holden
Mrs. Goodncough left Monday to attend
the funeral.-Master Adrian Duba Of
Montpelier is spending few days will
his grandparents while he is convalesc
ing from a spraincd wrist--Mr. and Mrs
Walter Carr and two children of Water
bury were over-Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Swift.-Mr and Mrs. j.. o
wilder spent Sunday in Waitsneld a
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Dana
Miss marguerite Benedict spent Sunda.
with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs
A. G. Mouton. Mrs. Thomas Herbert AM
infant returned home from Heaton hos
pital Saturday. Mrs. Herbert has bee
in the hospital since last November.-Mr
and Mrs. Wilmer Vaughn spent Thursda
in Montpelier and attended a party give
| by the l. o. O. f. society.
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WINDSOR ATHLET1C LEAGUE.

The principals of the high schools
Bethel. South Royalton, Hartford a
Woodstock have formed the Northe
Windsor County Athletic League. l
officers chosen are as follows: Pre-
dent. Principal \. ]. Whitehill wa
River Junction; vice-president, w. III
bert wellington, South Royalton, tree
urer. Harry Graham. Bethel; secreta'
Harry Sampson, Woodstock. The oa'
ball schedule provides that each sch'
play two games with every other SEN
in the league to decide the champl'
ship. At the close of the season
winning team in the northern league v
play for the county championship W
the winning team Of the Southern VIII
so. County League, which Is made up
the high schools of Ludlow, CHEST
Springfield and Windsor.
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WORCESTER.

The funeral of Luclus Bailey Friday
was largely attended. Ladd's mill was
shut down and the workmcn attended in a
body, acting as bearers and escort. The
services We're held in the church, where
he had been a constant attendant for
many years. Mrs Holt of Calais ofiicat-
td.-Mr, and Mrs. Leon Damon nave gone
to the home OF his parents near Island
Pond to remain till after sugaring.-Most
{" the New York men who have been
working here during the winter hauling
logs have finished work and returned to
their homes. Local teams continue to
nfl,
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LOWELL.

Lowell Dramatic club will present the
drama, THE Black Heifer," at the Wood
man hall Tuesday evening. followed by "A
dance. Refreshments will be served, -
Mrs, Bertha T., Curtis was elected library
trustee for five years at the annual town
meeting. Henry Therreault went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital, burlington,
Thursday for examination and treatment
w. H. Pope WAS I'm Burlington Monday
IN
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MIDDLESEX.

Ha2cn Arbuckle slipped while at the
saw mill the first OF the week and fell
over "A log, fracturing three or four ribs
Ernest Cummings was called To The
north part Of the State Monday to at
tend the funeral OF his mother. who died
Sunday night. He returned Wednesday
night.-E. Il. Hin Is still confined by a
lame back-Mrs. Levi Swift and son.
Royaland. went to burlington Wednes-
day for medical treatment for the SON
Mrs N. b. Chaplin was in Montpelier
Wednesday.-Frank Robinson has moved
from the tenement of MI. KellaY into
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
FAYSTON.

The town officers are: Moderator, A. A.
Mccullough; clerk and treasurer, G. c..
Grandheld selectmcn, T.. j. Long, Levi
Nelson and j. =. Boyce; listers, George
w. Buzzell, w. Il. Nelson and c. a.
Fisk; constable. A. l.. WILDER; town
grand juror. Daniel Mclaughlin; overseer
of 'hr poor, NJ. S. Strong; school direc-
tors, V. c. Pierce, l.. b. Eaton and G.
a. Fisk; auditors. c. A, Bingham, Nathan
hin and Daniel Mclaughlin.
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day to attend business college in Bur-
lington.--Miss Gertrude Whitemore OF
Worthwhile was the guest of Leona
Perkins over Sunday.--Miss Eva COL
den attended the teachers examination
at Morrisville March 6.--John Freeman
an aged and respected citizen, who
had shock March s, is gradually
failing.--James Freeman of Mexico, n
Y, is expected Tuesday evening to
visit his brother, John, who is not ex-
pected to live.
Fred A. Brill OF Wolcott and Winfred
NJ. Randall of Hyde Park were married
at the Methodist parsonage March by
the Rev. G.. A. Emery.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs, Fairman Of Ifardwick was the
guest Of Mrs NJ, Conant March G.
ormond Hubbard is visiting his sister
In Concord n, H., for few weeks
Clarence Lowell was seriously Injured
Friday by being kicked in the chest
by horse-Harl silver returned
Monday from Hyde Park.--A. w Fos-
ter was In Morrisville Tuesday.-Glen
Billings and Archie Bullard left Mon
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husseil.-Clarence Brewster of the Branch
mas bought the r. A. Patterson farm In
THIS village and is to take possession this
week.-Mrs.. Fred Bailey is Improving
Mrs Sadie Robbins has rented her farm
and moved into the Conant house In the
VilalBe-The Rev. c. ID. Pierce was Ill
last week with an abscess in his head
Mrs Fred Leavtt of Greensboro spent
the Weekend at the home of her uncle
M. e. Williams
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Griffith, who
went to South Royalton to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Griffeth's nephew, re-
turned Saturday.-Mrs. Celia Shea was
called to Lebanon, y. H., Tuesday to be
with her daughter, Muriel. who is to be
operated on for appendicitis at the Han
over hospital.--Mrs Arthur Neil and Mrs.
Nettie Kingsbury were in Burlington
"Wednesday
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JOHNSON.

Parker & Stearns' water mill caught
fire Thursday night, It was discovered
by w. ID, Patch. who was passing the
mill and it was easily put out.-Mrs
Charles Bishop is spending few days
with her parents in Scots, N. H.-Jack
Woodward is still confined to the house
by illness.-H. b. Casweli and Il. II. Sher-
win Were in Burlington Saturday.-Miss
Marion Mcfarland spent Sunday here
with her parents,-Robert and Margarei
Barrows have recovered from the mumps
Miss Florence Baker IS H.
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ELMORE.

a large crowd attended the meeting
Sunday evening, the evangelist trio be-
ing present-Mrs. Walter DUEL and
Mrs. Richard Wolcott were called to
Cabot to attend the funeral Of their sis
tcr.--Clinton Spaulding Is i'll with sciatic
rheumatism.-Mr William st. Jock Is
i'll with the grip.--Mrs r. ST. Jock is
spending few days with Mrs. o. u.
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CRAFTSBURY.

stephen Wells has bought the Carter
farm In Eden. He took possession last
week,--John Spring Of Colinsville moved
into the house in this village vacated
by the Wells family-Fred Goodwin NOV
ed from Wolcott into the tenment over
the store lately purchased Of Bishop &
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BENNlNGToN's COMMUNITY RID

Bennington gave a community sleig
ride Monday afternoon, about 1000 ch
dren enjoying a free ride and free canc
r.. $. Buss. street commissioner, was
leading spirit in the affair, the idea
which was conceived by w. p. Hoea
over Il vehicles were requisitioned for
ride.
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NJ Hentershee has moved his family
from the Henry Averill place on the west
hill road to Lebanon. N. H.. where he
will engage in the bakery business. Miss
Wales, Of the high school teaching force,
was at Middlebury College over Satur-
day, going to her home in Mddlebury
for the purpose of attending the nitiatory
exercises at her college sorority.
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FAYSTON.

Mrs. V. c. Pierce is i'll with stomach
trouble.-Byron Garvey has rented his
farm to Winfield Durette and will move
to Burlington.
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The stores realize that women "kn
values" The stores that do not real
It do not advertlse-for 1t would
pay"