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Leslie Dean. another for stealing $50
from his uncle IN Monkton last summer
and one for stealing a horse from c. A
Burnham of Bristol a few nights ago.
The horse he hired from the Burnham
livery and through failure TO return 1t
according to his agreement his arrest
followed. 1t is now understood that
these various cases will be heard be-
fore Justice A. w. Dickens with Lawyer
Ira II. LaFleur as counsel for the re-
spondents in the different cases.-Some
of the older young men of Middlebury
arc going to hold an old time ball In the
town hall Thursday evening. February
II. An orchestra OF five pieces will
furnish music for dancing until morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Memorial
Baptist Church held q well attended
meeting with Mrs Ernest Huestis at
her home on Weybridge street last even
ting. Refreshments were served.-Mrs.
Patrick e. Dillon has returned from
short visit in Burlington. Michael j.
Higgans of the Addison House is in
Mechanicsville, n. Y.-Prof A. D.
Wetherell OF the college has been called
to Canton. N. Y. by the serious Illness
of his father--Harry Goodro has return
ed from Ripton, where he visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodro.-
=. II. Shea has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Observation-Disclosures IaMor-
der Is visiting In Vergennes-Middle
Camp, No. 1924, Modern Woodmen of
America will hold an open meeting in
Grange hall at eight o'clock this even
ing. The Hon. Edward p. Burns of
Newark. n. j., national lecturer OF the
order, will give lecture on Wood
craft" Members Of nearby camps and
the general public are invited.-The mar
ried men OF st. Mary's parish will serve
supper this evening in the basement of
the church, which has recently been re-
modelled for a parish hall. A musical
program will be presented.--A stated
conclave of Mt Calvary Commandery,
No. !. *. r.. was held at the Masonic
Temple here at four o'clock yesterday
afternoon and the Red Cross degree was
worked. At six o'clock a banquet was
served. The Order of the Temple de-
gree was worked at the evening session.
Both meetings were well attended -
Wilfred Larsen Of West Rutland and
John Barch OF Proctor are visiting
friends in town.--Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Stringham, son, Harold and daughter.
Marion, of Utica, N. y, are visiting
relatives in Middlebury. ]. Frank
Randall, who underwent an operation
in her apartments in the Logan House
Sunday, is rapidly recovering. Ice cut
ting has been resumed on Otter creek
after a two weeks interruption due to
numerous thaws and on Tuesday the
work of filing the ice houses for the
New York Milk company was again
started.
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CORNWALL.

The Mary Baker Allen Chapter, -. a.
r.. are the recipients OF a magnificent
gift from Mrs. w. r. Porter of New York
a nonresident member of the organiza-
ton, as a memorial to her ancestors. who
were early settlers of the town. The gift,
to be STYLED n Samson Memorial" is to
be a completely equipped homo for the
d. A. r. organization, a part Of which 's
to be used for the town library. a meeting
of the chapter was held Thursday at the
home of Mrs F. r. Foote, lunch being
served at noon to % members and guests.
Much important business was transacted
at the meeting which followed, at which
time the announcement of the gift was
made known to the chapter ny the regent.
Mrs. c. II. Lane. An interesting program
on prehistoric Vermont and history of
Lake Champlain was given, interspersed
with music.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Ernest Smith Is very FLA so
was given at II. Wilders Wednes
evening.-RObert Bicknell Is able to
out after q twn weeks Illness The f
e.en Missionary society will give a
cent dinner today at the parish hous
Miss Glenna Fitzgerald OF Jeffersonv
visited her sisters, Mildred and Madel
at Mrs. Walton's Thursdav.-Wa
Nealy has taken his place again in
dams storc.-John Ballard Of Vest
is visiting at his mothers, Mrs A
lard.-F. Stiles and family went sun
to the funeral of Miss Luella Ross
I-nderhill
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Oscar Jaques and family have gone to
Jeffersonville to stay indef1nitely.-The
remains OF Finley f. Green, long time
resident Of this town, were brought here
from Morrisvilc Tuesday Tho funeral
was held at the CONGREGATIONAL Church
and burial was in Main street cemetery,
MIR. Green Is survived by his wife, one
son and two daughters-E II. Camp
bell has been confined to the house for
several days with inflammatory rheu-
matism.-The Rev. Patrick r. DUNCAN
lectured Tuesday evening in the Meth
odst Church on thes'subject why Is
War" The annual poultry show of tho
Hardwlck poultry association opened IN
the opera house Tuesday morning. The
show OF birds Is unusually large.
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WESTFORD.

\ play, "m Old Vermont" Will
i'm the town hall Friday event
play is to be given by Jericho &c
ent for the benefit of the lmpr
society. The orchestra Will furni
and there will he a promenade
tist Ladies' Aid society met w
with Mrs. O. n. Jackson. The r,
IN club will meet Thursday at {
of Mrs. y. \. Stone The ladie
Methodist Church are sewing Cor
Cross society,
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ESSEX CENTER.

The meetings will continue another
week at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Those who attended the poultry show
at ST Adams from here were Mrs
Charles McAllester. Mrs. w. G. Wescott
and A w Pauquette. Miss Florence
Ayers, who has been seriously i'll, is bet
ter.--William J. Hanlcy has bought the
Joseph Pratt place. Mr. Pratt Is NOV
ing to the vilage.-Mr. and Mrs. G, p.
Hanley spent Sunday at Miton-Miss
Loretta Bates. who has been i'll, has re-
sumed her duties at the Central Tee-
phone exchange.--Miss Lena Bates was
at home from Burlington over Sunday.
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs. Hattie Corse, who was threatened
with pneumonia. is much better. The
baseball fair will be held January &c and
n. There will be a vaudeville show, etc,
in the evening with dancing afterwards.
Miss Alice Gle has finished work IN
the drugstore for "A time-Miss HARRIET
Chase IL the guest of Miss Hazel Hobart
of Cloverdale for few days-The
young -tadies' class Of the Congrera-
tional Sunday school gave IS OF the
proceeds Of the Crazy Tea" toward the
repairs on the church.--Henry Howe is
quarantined for chicken-pox--Lottio
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. Fred I.andon Is ill.--Elizabeth
Abernethy entertained a party of her
little friends Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being her fifth birthday Mrs.
Mary Curry has gone TO Leominster,
Mass, to reside with her daughter. Mrs
Warner Clappar
+. p. Owen has entered the employ of
Earl Sargent as clerl.--T. +. Casey and
r. c. Quinlan are on a business trip
through Massachusetts this Week.-Mrs.
Hazel Ball and two children are guests
Of her parents, Judge and Mrs. f.. A.
fIasseltjneI-AIfs. Levi Bates has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Rutland.-iNIiss Ella Rogers Is In Monk
ton this week.-Judee Hassetine was in
Vergennes on business Tuesday.-Miss
Lucille O'Sullivan of Burlington is a
guest this week OF her sister, Miss Ruth
O Sullivan.--The subject of tho prayer
meeting at the Congregational chapel
Thursday evening will be Christ and
the 1ndividual-The Syrophoenician Wom-
an. The following officers OF the In
dependent Order of Foresters were in
stalled at the regular meeting Monday
| evening by Past Court Deputy w. ].
Gaudet: c. r., A. j. James: V. G. r..
Rufus Guy; r. s., f. r. Rurritt; F. S,
| r. F. Hatch; treasurer, T. e. Trudo:
G. D.. n. II. Mott; S. w. Leo Nc
Kinnon; !. W., George Cormier: s. r..
Thomas Mcbride: J. b.. Arthur Downey;
! s. ]. c., F. G.. Wright. Refreshments
were served-The regular meeting
of Bristol Grange will he held in
Grange hall Thursday evening. The Of
Acers will be Installed by Mrs. s B.
/ n Of picsa hui i've
D. L. Mech Of Monlkton. Refreshments
| will be served,--Ralph Shadrick of New
Haven Mills has entered the employ OF
the Bristol Manufacturing company Mis-.
Stella Hammer returned from New Yorl
city Tuesday.
At business meeting of the Ep
| worth League held in the league room
Monday evening these officers were
elected: President. Il. b. Guindon: frs
vice president Henry Landon secont
vice president, Miss Anna Nicholson
third vice president. Mormon Thomp
son; fourth vice-president, Mrs. Err
nest X. Sherwin; secretary. SoloI
Prince: treasurer. Miss Sarah Lufkin
organist. Miss Irene Hathorne.-Mrs
Thorpe r. Thomas was in Burlington
Tuesday.-E. A. Lee, who has beer
caring for T. A. Ferguson. has return
ed to his home in Vergennes.-R. c
Blodgett and family are moving int
their house on North street. recentl
purchased Of Varney Brothers.-Ar
thur Brown of Middlebury was il
town Wednesday.-The outlook clu
will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs
L. n. Dixie. Leaders, Miss Dumas an
Miss Alta Cooley.
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Grace Larey Is in Randolph to
visit Nina Parish.-E A. simpson of
hoXpury Is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Lamp, who is in poor health.-Kingston
orange took in four new members Sat
urday night.-Mrs Mabel Burke visit
cd at Fred Elliot's in Warren Sunday.
mrs Horace llager and children OF
randolph Center visited at Hiram Luce $
over Sundays. +. Riley was in War
rem the Weekend.
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STARKSBORO.

The following officers were installed by
Starksboro Grange. No. 4+l2, January -
ny State Master Cady, assisted by Miss
Cady: Master. W. y. Baldwin, overseer.
George Clifford; steward. Earl Carpenter:
assistant steward, Floyd Smith; lecturer,
Mrs. William Briggs; chaplain. Mrs. Elsie
Lafayette: lady assistant steward. Mrs.
Floyd Smith; gatokeeper, Jerome Gutter;
Flora, Mrs. a. Il. Clifford; Pomona, Mrs.
George Clifford; Ceres, Mrs. w. \. Bald
win. A recitation was given by Miss
Cady, remarks on hiring a county super
visor by Mr.. Cadv. and an interesting let
ter was read from one of the members
who now resides in Florida. C. II. Hulctt
A banquet was served About So were
present-Sunday evening a series of
evangclstic services will begin at the
Baptist Church. There will be services
every evening during the week except
Saturday. The pastor will he assisted by
Elder Sanford X Meek. now pastor Of
the West Topsham and East Orange Pap
fist Churchcs.-Mrs. + G. Smith is visit
ing her daughters in st. Adams. The flu
neral of Mrs. Lamaray Palmer of East
Barnard, former resident here. was held
Mt the BAPTIST church January y, the
pastor the Rev. y. Robert Turnbull. OFF,
clatinc. The bearers We're Charles Cham
bcrlain, George Nichols. William Hin and
James SWEET. Among those present from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sweet OF Huntington, George Eddy Of
Shelhurne, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nichols
and Miss linda Chamberlain Of Bristol
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, Kenneth and
John Hin of East Barnard. Mrs, Palmer
IS survived by three daughters, Mrs Will
liam HIN of Fast Barnard, Mrs, Janus
sweet of Huntington, Mrs, Amanda
Chamberlain Of this place; six grandchil-
dren and one brother, George Eddy OF
Shelburne. Mrs. Palmer had been in u.s.
ual health up to within a few weeks OF
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Eliza Brown and Mrs. Charles
Hoag have returned from a few days
visit with relatives in Burlington.--Miss
Gladys Meader underwent A successful
operation for appendicitis at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Tuesday. and is as
comfortable as could be expected,-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Shiverette leave Monday
for Hinesburg where he is do work for
William Wilcox--The people of this par
of the town were saddened 10 hear Of the
death OF Fred Dean "Wednesday morn
ing at his home in the Boro.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The funeral of Mrs, George $. Eastman
was held at her late home on Church
street Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Rev. c. G. Adams of the Congrega-
tional Church spoke highly of Mrs.
Eastman as n friend and ncGhbor.
Burial was In the family lot IN the VII
lage cemetery. There wero many beauti-
full flowers. The bearers were: w. f.
Nichols, ]. II. Viele. II. f. Wright and
II. d. Drury. Those present from out of
town We're: Mr.. and Mrs Malcolm
Thorp of Charlotte Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Lyman of Ilincsburg, and Mrs. Tramp
of burlington. Mrs. Eastman. widow Of
George :. Eastman, died late Friday
night as the result of shock which
she suffered six weeks ago Sunday
She is survived by her daughter. Mrs.
Richard Dlebold OF West VI ,dford Mass,
who has been with her during her la Il
Illness, and a half-slster, Mrs. Atwood
of Soxtonv!lc, Wis Mrs. Eastman was
born in Ohio - years ago next March
but has lived East for the greater part
for some time and for about % years has
lived in this village. She was woman Of
the finest qualities Mr. Eastman died a
year ago the Goth of last November.
The death of Mrs. Helen f.. Roscoe
occurred Sunday evening at her home
She had been in feeble health for some
time. Mrs. Roscoe was rs years old
January 70. The greater part Of her life
was spent in burlington and Jericho
the family moving here about 10 wears
ago. She Is survived by four sons
Washington l.. Of Jericho and Lewis
T., Victor r. and Lincoln II. and one
daughter, Miss Ruby, all Of this place
| Funeral services We're held at her late
| home Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock
| with burial in JerichO
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs =. v French occupied the pulpit
Sunday In the absence OF the Rev. Mr..
French.-Mrs. John Fargo is under the
doctors care.--Mrs William Cleveland Is
visiting her mother in ESSEX, The
Mission society met with Mrs
French Tuesday afternoon to sew.-The
Baracca class will meet Friday evening
with Benoni Sprague.--AIiss Nellie Ste
VEINS is ill.--Mr. and Mrs Josiah Fuller
returned from Georgia Saturday.-Mrs.
Jesse Young of Duxbury is visiting rela-
tiyes In town
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pANTON.

Mrs, Rufus 7iske is in Keeseville, n.
Y, visiting her parents Three Hart
Well brothers of Plattsburgh. y. Y, have
been the guests of their fourth brother
Thurman, also of their cousin, Charles
llartwell, at Basin Harbor.-Mr and Mrs
William Adams Of Addison We're ut the
Davis brothers home Sunday to visit their
daughter Eugena Miss Pearl Warner
is with the family of Harry Stagg OF
Townlinc. Miss Cornie Kent, who at
tends high school. was detained at home
this week on account of illness.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

At the last Kings Daughters mee
they voted to buy a bed at the +
Hattin home for boys at Westmin
The mot Wednesday with
Cowles for an all days sewing he
make furnishings for tho hod-The
dition Of II. +. Tillcy, who is i'll with
grip, is very favora ole.-George Ken
is drilling a we'll for Fred Isham.
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WEST BOLTON.

While playing with other boys at sch
the other day, Stanley Shorey fractu
his knee.-Esther, youngest daughter
ME- ana Mrs. Clark Streeter. is very
with scarlet fever.-School In District
taught by Miss Leary, is closed on
count of the case of scarlet fever.
birthday party was given to Frank CIR
Dry Monday evening at the home of
and Mrs. II. Bartlett. Mrs. Lettie Bo
ton is with her aunt, Mrs Harrie. II
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NOTICE.

ECONOMIC. One package Will save
you 500 The equal of three dozen
eggs you can buy for a quarter
Economic contains as much nourish-
ment az the egg it replaces Pure,
wholesome conforms TO all pure food
laws. Help out your savings now. You
are going to try il some time; the
longer You delay the more money you
are losing. Send % cents to-day. VAL
ley Supply House, East Granville. VT.
21,6tw,1t.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. John Buttles Is in Waterbury
with her daughter. Mrs llanks.-Mrs. G.
H. Eaton has been in Rochester "A wees
helping to care for her sister, Mrs.
llama, to whom son has been born.
"A daughter was born January - to
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Boyd.--Miss Bessa
Hubbard was in Rochester Hollow last
week on account of the serious Illness
of her grandmother Mrs John Kerr
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Walker have return
ed to their home at Shoreham.-Mr and
Mrs. A. c. Sumner have returned to Bris
tol--'The funeral of Mrs. Julia Sunder-
land was held at her late home January
2l.--O. r. Converse has sold the Williams
place TO Edward White. Mrs. X. l..
Hemenway has returned from New York.
The Ladies' society and Friendly club
have recently sent a box OF clothing to
the Belgian sufferers. The Bridport team
OF basketball were the winners in the
game with Port Henry. 80 to 10.
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Irish. who is In the hospital Ill with
appendicitis, is doing ae well as can be
expected.-Mrs. Mary Wallace and daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle Wallace, Of Cambridge
have been in town a few days, called
here by the Illness Of relative at the
Center.-Mrs. Clark Graves is ill.-Miss
A. Hope Scribner will Join the Woman 8
Relief Corps Mt their next meeting. The
Village Improvement society will give a
NAV February q
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lend-a-Haud Circle will meet with
Mrs r. l., Stevens Thursday for dinner
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A j.
Crandall Sunday nght-Nliss Zoe Palmer
was a weekend visitor at her home here,
Miss Pearl Preston has been confined to
her bed by illness.-F. II. chessmore re-
turned from Minneapolis Saturday night.
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mrs. George Nay have return
ed TO their home in Hudson Falls n. Y,
after spending a few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. G.. Nay-Truman
Burritt of Ilinesburg has been visiting
his sister. Mrs Thurston-Dr William
Giles returned to his home in Montreal
Sunday evening.-Mr. and Mrs George
T. Garrow were over-Sunday visitors IN
town.-Mrs. James Berry and son We're
in town to attend the funeral of Mrs
Cohas Nealey.-Irving Thompson has
rented Mrs, Sarah slows house on the
plains.-Those confined to their homes
by illness are Miss Barbara Whitney.
Frank Howe and the Rev. c. A. Nut
ting.-Miss Carrie Pettingill who has
been III. is visiting in Essex at Mrs.
Drury's .-Mrs. George Duffey of Cam
bridge has been at her brothers, Law
renee Quinlan, for a few days-Mr. and
Mrs, ]. G. Flint of Essex were recent
visitors at Mr.. and Mrs, Vert brigham y.
Mrs Sarah Mcl.ain Of ST. Adams is
with her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Quinlan,
who is quite low with heart trouble -
The pupils of the high school are re-
hearsng for "A play THE Time of His
Life" to be given In the near future.
Mrs. Peter Finn was an over-Sunday
visitor Of her brother, Henry Lahash
of Essex Junction.-Ralph Brigham has
returned from Chester. where he went
as a delegate to the annual older boys
I conference.-the town auditors have ap-
pointed a meeting at the rooms of Lu,
Their Stevens for Thursday.-The Rev
c. A. Nutting and family will occupy the
furnished rooms of Mrs Flora Whit,
for an indefinite time-There We're nc
services ut the Baptist Church SUNDAY
owing to the illness Of the Rev. Charlie.
| A. Nutting,--Mrs. Helen Whitney, who
| has been III, is able to sit up-Mis.
| Lula Barber of Waterbury Is at HON,
caring for her mother, who is H.
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WHITING.

Mrs Beach of New York city and her
daughter. Grace, returned to their nome
Wednesday sitter visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs Caster, for nVe weeks -
Mr., and Mrs j. NJ Stickney were in MID
dlehury "Wednesday MIR. and Mrs A. H.
FreoGard spent TUESDAY in Burlington 500
a daughter was born "Wednesday to Mr..
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
Thursday with Grace Matthews at the
home of her uncle. Ira 1Iallock George
lTallock has rented the John Orvs farm
for another year-lfenry German of Bur
lington has rented Curtis OrVis farm.
Mr.. Orvis will occupy the Byron Iiurlburt
farmhouse. Walter Kimball has leased
his farm to Fred Wright. He viii move
to Bial F'uller's tenement house in Bris-
tol.-Mrs, Robert Young, who has been
i'll is innrovinE
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FOR RENT.

MY FARM to rent at Westminster Sta
ton. VT Good onion, tobacco. corn
and grass land, near cannery which
pays 81 per ton for sweet corn Only
those who can furnish stock, tools and
good references need apply. w. "
Farr, SO North Union street. Burling-
ton, VT S,d&w'u.
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FOR SALE-Any part or all, cash or lun-
Der, Lane saw mill. No. !. special wire
rope feed, so h. p. aut. engine. 40 h. p.
engine. center crank aut. 20 h. p. en-
CINE side crank. Lane heavy draw
ing in rig. Lane drag saw, hand
edger heavy bench saw, Col. Com.
boiler. - h. p, 40 feet % inch stack.
Bryant band saw cut off for logs, heavy
hobbin splitter. two lathes with center
ing cups. 90 light dynamo with switch
and lamps, shafting, hangers and belt
ing. All iron hand derrick only used
two months. about 100 feet IA gal. wire
rope in guys. two heavy stone chains,
ring and hook, four two sheave blocks
for and Ia rope. 80 feet il Mani.
rome. w r. Carpenter. Bradford, w.
81 wat
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Cary Marshall is the guest ~
her son. M d. Marshall, Of Whitehall,
n. Y.-Edwin Clark spent the weekend
with his sister. Mrs. y. l.. Bristol, oil
Burlington.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur Blsseu
are the parents of daughter, born
January a.
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MILTOIl BORO.

Mrs Hortense Miner Is guest of Mrs.
Jennie FaY.--Mr. and Mrs ID. r. Bean
left Friday for Long Beach, Cal-Mr,
and Mrs. c. p. Sanderson were at r. +,
Miles Sunday.-Rolla Robertson and fam
lily of North Cambridge have moved In
with F l.. Rankin.
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LINCOLN.

Gynne Became Is better and has returned
to his school in Bristol.-d' a. mayer
was in Montpelier "Wednesday VIII
be n union service at the Methodist church
Sunday evening, The Rev, MI Danse OF
the Baptist Church win preach ana the
two choirs viii furnish music.
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Maggie Kehoe of Richmon
Sunday with her brother. Edward
and family. There is To be n no,
at the school house January 2
Earl Aver, who was taken sudd
saturday, Is improving.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS

handsome birthday cake which was
lighted with candles and decorated with
eight flags made of one dollar bills
Tho Whist club will meet at tho home
oi MT and Mrs. Ole Bull Tuesday even
inr
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SHOE STORE for sale in thriving town
In Rutland county. Established over
twenty years. Fine business opportunity,
Rest of reasons for selling. Box IS,
care Free Press. s.l6t&w,2t.
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NEW HAVEN.

A son was born January IL to MI ana
Mrs. Il. j. Alen.-The grange VIII have
box social In the hall Friday evening -
Mrs, Charles Wright IL ut home from
Montpelier