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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Coates and Mr.. ard
Mrs. ]. +. Davis have returned home
from a visit with friends in Canada.
They made the trip by automobile
Mcssrs. Ray and Earl Henry and their
families of Port Henry, y. y, called on
friends in town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. r. Peck and daughter havc returned
to their home in Northfleld after pass
ing the week with friends in town and
attending the Addison county fair.-Mrs.
Pratt, who has been seriously III for
some time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Partch. is Very low.-Miss Ruth
Clark OF Tcrrisburg is a guest of Hazel
Ward.-Mrs. Ellcs and Mrs. Ra.hburn
and daughtcr of Augusta. Me, are
guests of AIr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Stowe
Among those who attended the wedding
anniversary of NJ. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Rakcr of WeYbr!dGc Saturday evening
were Mrs, barnard and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Davis ana Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Coates
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 4. Field of IantOn
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +, NJ.
Partch SundaY.-Wllliam Hall and fam
lily of Weylr!dgc called on friends in
town SunGaY.-I{oWard Winslow and
bride Of West Rutland were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Partch,
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ORWELL.

Rev. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Isaacs were CALI
ed to Bodhcad, Wis, Friday by the SUD-
den death of Miss Sheridan, who spent
the spring here.-Dr. Thomas of Middle
bury preached at the Congregations
Church Sunday in the absence of the
pastor.-Mr. and Mrs. H.. A. Prescott and
son, Charles, have returned from an au-
tonobilc trip to COrinth and Thetford.-
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Bull, who spent n
week in town, have returned to Water
ford. y. Y.-Miss Marie Leonard Of keene.
T.. H.. is visiting her brother, D.. j.
Ieonard.-Hazc Kctcham of sudbury
Gwendolyn Smith and Thomas Cooke of
Shorcham are attending school In the
~village.-Guy Cook has been spending
some DAYS in Waitstield.-Thc farmers
are engaged In cutting the second crop
OF grass, which in many cases Is larger
than the hrst.-Mrs. I" @. Rascom is In
pawlct. the guest of Mrs. John w. Clark.
Miss Ncttic Johnson of Mcchanicsvillc
y. v, is the guest of Miss Jennie Ray
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Hall and daughter
of Port Henry, y. Y, was in town the
first of the weck.-1'ranlt Charlton of
Orwell and Miss Gertrude Charlton of
New York were married Soptcmhor | hy
tho Rev. I. NJ. 1saaCs.-Miss Alice Jcn-
ninps left this week to attend school In
Itnrva
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PANTON.

Miss Belle Harris of Nergennes has
been with her sister. Mrs. Arthur an
derhoof, for a few days.-Prof. and
Toronto. Ont, after a few weeks at his
home here,-Mrs. Louise Pease. who
has spent a few weeks at her farm
here. has returned to her home in
gainesville. Ohio.-Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Allen and two children We're In town
~Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slight of
Crown Point, n. Y, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hartwell last week
and with them attended the fair at
Middlebury.-Mrs. Hattie Barto is i'll
in bed with kidney trouble.-Miss Mary
after spending the summer here with
her mother.-The Ladies' Home Circle
met Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage with
Mrs. G.. c. Cornell.-Mrs. George Miller
and daughter. Doris. left Friday for
their home in East Chicago, Ind, after
spending some time with Mrs. Miller's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnsworth.
Miss Della Rogers went last week to
AlburE, where she is to teach school,
Miss Annie Allen has gone to South
Burlington to resume her duties as
teacher in the school at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrand Hartwell and
daughter. Sadie. and brother, Clyde, are
attending the PlattsburEh fair.-Mrs,
Irving Shedrick and infant child of
Brooksville, are visiting their uncle,
Ira Shcdrick and family.
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SHOREHAM.

The Rev. r. l.. Simmons, who was
taken i'll last Thursday. is convalescing
Mr.. and Mrs. II, II. Burge passed the
weekend in Fair Haven with his sister,
Mrs. Il. B.. Peerson.-Madam and Miss
Petty of Bellows Falls are guests u
Mrs. DeNNolf at The Blssel.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. +. w. Waite went to Barre with
Miss Norman Waite Sunday, who is to
attend Goddard Scminary.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Ward also went to Barre Sunday
to place their laughter, Miss Alice
in Goddard-Messrs Dudley, Harper,
Heightan and Wright have entered Mid
dleHurY high and grammar schools
Misses Eva Baldwin and Clara Come
have entered Castleton Nornal-Miss
Ethel Belden is teaching in Weybridge.-
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Nottingham are pass
Ing the week In Rutland
Saturday night the Shoreham postoffice
was entered and relieved Of less than
$A-Tho funeral of John Chadwick, who
died Sunday night, was held Wednesday
Miss Anna Cook returned to her stud
les at Goddard Seminary M~onday.-Miss
Jennie Smith went to E~asthampton
Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. d. n.
Forbes-M.isscs Mable Larrabee, Dor
othY Smith and Gladys Elothorpe re-
turned to their school at Mortified,
Mass, Tuesday.
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BRIDPORT.

The Roy. Mr., Evans and family have
returned from Camp.-Joseph Wilcox OF
Daytona, Fla. a former resident. has
been a visitor here accompanied by his
wife and sou.-Waltcr GrosVeuor has re-
turned to Middlebury.-Paris MYrick has
bought the house and land known as the
Barrows placc,-Miss Frances Fletcher
has gone to Danville, Va, to tcach.-Nrs'
Sarah Fletcher and daughter, Mrs, ". O.
Hamilton. have rcturnc from lines
burg.-The high school will he taught 10y
Mr., Cox of Burlington.-Thc Rev. Grihcth
Evans will take n four weeks vacation
Professor Collins of Middlc3ury College
will preach next Sunday,-Thc new pupilf
from Bridport for tire Middl"bury hir
school include Wade Walker, Hubert Nor
ton. Ralph Hutchison, Guy st, George and
Ruth paync.-f'ranklin Williams went
Tuesday to Niagara Falls, where he has
"A position a. tcaChcr.-The Ladies SO
cicty will hold a harvest supper and PAL
Gel post sac at the vestyy Thursday
evening, September %.
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JERICHO.

Miss Mary King, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
Adrian, has returned to her home N
Observation-Disclosures Margaret Colman and
Miss Susan Paige returned Monday TO
81, Adams after wishing at the home or
Mr.. n Mrs, Leighton Rice Mrs. Lucia
Howe OF st. Johnshury is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Buxton
a dinner will lie served by the ladies OF
the Methodist Church to-day-M'ss
Gladys Stratton of Burlington was an
over-Sunday visitor at the home OF Mt
and Mrs, LOOMS Terrill The Catholic
society of st. Thomas Church Will hold
its second annual field day September II
on the meadow of ,Iohn Russell at Tn
dorhill, The ESSEX Junction band VIII
furnish music and dinner will Nc serNeo
at the Pythian hall.-Mrs. Carrie Jack
son of Undcrhill Ia visiting at the home
OF Mr., and Mrs. Hurd Montague- Mr ana
Mrs. Otis sherman Of Cambridge we're
visitors at the homo Of Lorenzo Rice
Sunday.-Mlss Katherine Cook visited AT
the home of Mr. and Mrs, George Terrell
OF Tndcrhill over SnudaY.-lialph Orig
ham went Monday to Fairfax, where ne
will attend school at Bellows Free
] '.oaHnmv Mr. Gn& Mrs. L, 7, Scott II
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MONKTON.

Miss Beatrice Barber returned Satur-
day to her home in Willsboro, y. Y,
after visiting friends in town.-Mrs. y.
L. McEntee spent Sunday with Mrs.
]. G.. Crandall of Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs,
ID. Il. Mech were in Burlington Satur-
day.-The Misses Ruth and Cicily Dona-
hue, who have spent the summer with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Dona-
hue, returned Monday to Mt. st. Mary
Academy at Burlington-The fall term
of school opened Tuesday, Miss Will
marth Of Addison tcaching.-Miss Sadie
Stone, who has been the guest OF her
cousin, Mrs. T., G. C~omstock, for a week,
returned Monday to her school at Char
lotte, whore she will teach the fall term.
Florence Coats, who has been seriously
i'll, Is much bcttcr.-Miss Marjorie Senor
visited relatives in Bristol and Burling.
ton the past week.
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Mrs. David Marvin and children VINO
have been In camp at Alburg during the
summer. have returned home Or Mar
vim. who was with them a greater part OF
the time. is at the Mary Fletcher hospital
for treatment.
Miss Mildred Teachout went yesterday
10 plattsturgh, y. Y, to resume her stud
los at the normal school.
Miss Mildred Gilbert has gone TO cas-
fiction to enter the normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Norcross n Ches-
ter Hanley of Worcester, Mass, arrived
Saturday from a l,N"-mile
trip accompanied by Miss Alice Stanle"'
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. Y. II. Stanley
they went to Mt. Washington, where they
passed the night, returning Labor day.
The Misses Douglas and Brown, book
keeper and stencgrapher at the office Of
the H.. G. Baxter & Brother Co. have ar
rived from brunswick, Me, and entered
upon their duties.
Mrs. y. J. Boydcn is confined to the
house as the result of a fall In which she
tore the lirameuts OF her right foot.
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CORNWALL.

Schools In town opened September I
with the following teachers: The Misses
Lavalley. Ringey. Scovel and Mrs. j. II.
Atwood of this town: Miss Billings of
Niddlcbury. Miss Wilson of Bristol. and
Mrs. Farrell of Montpelier.-Mrs, +. F.
Preston of Syracuse. y. y, is in town
to visit her brother, Edward I1olley. Mrs.
Preston his just returned from an eX-
tended trip, which ncludcd the Canadian
Rockies, Vancouver. Portland. Ore. San
Francisco. the Panama-PaCilc exposition,
and a visit to her brother, Frank s
Holley. and family of stockton, Cal, re.
turning via San Diego, New Orleans,
and by water to New York. She was ac-
c%ompanied by her son, Truman. Mss
Bridges and brother, all OF Syracuse
Mott Hoyt. of the class of 1913, Middle
bury College, has accepted a position as
principal Of a high school at North
Bangor, n. Y. and has left for that
| place.-Mr, and Mrs. William Parkill
son and daughter Of lion, \. Y, who
are returning from Il motor trip into
Canada, are in town to visit his brother,
George Parkill.-NTss Ruth Benedict is
teaching In the primary grad" AZ N"s'
Salisbury,-Miss Beulah Sanford has re-
turned to Springfield. Mass, to resume
her work as teacher in the public schools
after spending the summer with he'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. +. Sanfora-
Miss Joy Rose. of the class ~ 1879 MID
dlebury College, leaves Friday for woods
Vile, N. H.. where she has n pos't4o'
as teacher OF domestic science in nc
graded school,-The Rev. Philip Rose o.
New Haven, Conn, Is In towp for "A orle'
visit to his parents, the Rev, Samue
AND Mrs. Rose.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Willmarth is very low.
Her niece. Ms. Grace stevens of
BROOKLYN, y. V, has been called
George and Chaunccy Willmarth started
for Boston Monday morning in their
automobilc.-Thc schools opened Tues
and Mrs. r. a.. Mitchell, son,
Theron, Madam mitchell and Miss
Cora Mitchell. all Of st, Adams. were
guests at J. |. and a. r. Clark's last
wcek.-The students of V. II. $. again
took up their duties of school work
Tuesday.-Miss Stella Cross had as her
guest last week Miss Helen Clark OF
Ferrisburg. Miss Cross has so much
improved as to be able to ride out
M. and Mrs. Lee i. Tracy and daugh-
tiers II Julius c. Tracy went to Shell
burno Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Tracy, their mother.-Labor day
was observed quietly.-Mr. and Mrs.
'Rollin Sherbena have returned to
. IJur ri wick
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BRISTOL.

Francis Kilbouln returned Friday from
a two weeks vacation, spent in Hart
ford and Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Jenness
Whittemore and son.. Fletcher, of Bloom
field, N. j., are visiting G.. u. O1Srien
and family and other rclativcs.-Mrs NJ.
w. Wilson and Miss Ellen Mott have
returncd from "A visit tn Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Smith in Burlington,-N. d. Bis
sonett of burlington was in town Sat
u:day.-Hcnry' Brown returned to Bur
lington Saturday.-A son has been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph O'Bricn.-Mrs.
BESSIE Dupont and children returned to
their homr In Worcester, Mass. Friday.
Ralph Brown left for a two weeks va
cation Saturday. Before returning he
win visit burlington, Rutland, Bellows
Falls. Hartford and New York city
Mrs. Louise Pomcroy returned Saturday
to her home in Putnam, Conn.-Mr. and
Mrs. a. G. sumner have returned from
n weeks visit in Cornwall and Bridport
The three-month-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Cormior died F%riday.-C. A.
Burnham spent Sunday with his family
at Camp watson. Mrs. Burnham and
son will return with him.-Miss BESSIE
Cudworth has returned from her Vaca'
ton, spent at ncr nome III oo"''
Ashburnham, Mass,-George Flnt aho
son, George. of Burlington We're II
town Friday and Saturday.
Mss Lois Jenney went to burlington
Monday to enter the Burlington Business
College.-Missos Pearlie sumner an
Bernice Garrow and Nelson l-aber ar
teachirg school In Iincoln.-John J.
Eeldcn. who has passed the summer vaca
tion at his home in Northampton. Mass
has returned to resume his school duties
1.-The willing Workers met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Nose
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Catholic Church Friday morning at nine
O'Clock. Mrs. Prior and family were for
mer residents of Brooksvillc. She was a
patient at the Pittsford sanatorium until
Sunday, when She was brought here to
the home of her grandmother.-Mr. AMI
Mrs. A. C. Tabor have returned from II
short visit to friends in Ausablc Forks,
n. N,-Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Gorhain,
who have been visiting at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Gorham,
started on their return to New York
Wednesday by automobile. They will
stop In bennington to visit her sister,
Mrs. Paul Cornell.-Mrs. E. w. Bird of
Seattle, Wash, n former resident, and
Mrs. Cora Small Of Bristol are in town
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. G.. Gulloy.-Mr. and Mrs. y. Il.
Tagcr have rcturned from a two weeks
visit at Boston, The Hun and Nantaskct
Beach where they visited their son.-Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie A. Sparks Of Munger
street have announced tho coming mar
riage of their daughter, N,udc Margaret
SPARKS, TO George IIeighter of Cornwall
Tuesday, September 1i.-Mrs. Damon
Champagne has returned from Montreal,
whore she has been to visit relatives and
friends George T.. Abbey has returned
from Plattsburgh, N. V, where he has
spent a week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stone
of Montreal are in town on their honey
moon and are being entertained Mt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Goodro
Mr.. stone was a former resident of this
villago.-Thcrc will be n meeting of this
Parent-Teachers' association Mt three
A1aat III. H.. ~
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Charles ID. child ard Miss MARJORIE
Hope Ryder were married on the alter
noon of September . al tho Methodist par
sonage in brandon by the Rev. Mr.. Kerr.
They are spending the present month at
"~Ravensnest" on Lake Champlain.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Bakers friends and
relatives to the numher of 30 gave them
a surprise Saturday evening, it being the
10Th anniversary of their marriage. Re-
freshmeuts We're served Miss Loretttc
Thompson has returned to her school Mt
MontNe.er-Mias Emma S. Baker. Arlie
Brittell, Iera Shaw ana din Shaw and
Walter StiCher have returned to the high
school at Mathematician Baker has
entered the hiph school at Niddlcbury.
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returned from a fishing trip in Albany
School-house number one has been
cleaned both inside and out and has a
new coat of paint.-Miss Helena jack
son has gone from her cousins, "a. ~
Booth to Charles JaCkson's OF fanton,
where she Will remain FOR a snort tihe
and then go by automobile to her home
in Gicns Fails, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs
George Larrow entertained as guests
during the fair, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Bail. son, Donald of North FerrisburS,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Larrow and
Lynn Cushman of Fer~risburg.-Mr, ana
Mrs. Frank Everts of Fcrrisburg are
spending the week with their son, George
Everts.-1'rank Tucker is employed at
New Haven Junction digging a pond for
the S. e. s. y. Milk C~o.-Gcorge larrow
received nine prize ribbons at the Addl-
son County -a.r on colts, poultry, melons
and eggs.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

delphia. Pa, are In town to visit his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Frank LaPan.-
Mrs. William Prior, who has been at the
sanitarium at Pittsford for a few weeks,
was brought home SUNDAY noon and
taken to the home of her randmother
Mrs. Henry Curricr, on Court street.
She was accompanied by her husband
and sister. Her condition is bad.-Miss
Mabel Helligan of Boston and Fred
LaPnn of Middlebury, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank LaPan in Weybrllgc for ten days,
have returned to their homo.
Lewis iIcnaeld has purchased IA build.
Ing lot of Col. Thad Nj. Chapman on
South street and broken ground for A
house which h. will occupy. Isaac
Lavonche. Jr, has the contract for
building tho housc.-Thc fail term of TIL
Niddlchury high and graded schools
opened Tuesday with q fun attendance
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin T. Woodward. whc
have been visiting at the home of hen
mother, Mrs. Julius r. Williamson, foi
SIX weeks, have returned to Warrens,
burg. y. Y.-Mr. ana Mrs, Evans hay
moved into the rooms formerly occupied
by the late Colonel Battoll in the Rattcl
blOck.-Miss Nab Agncw, who has spen
her vacation in Piattsburgh, y. y. hai
returned and resumed her duties In tn
Middlebury high school Mrs. Alzin;
Fontaine and grandson Of Greenfield
Mass, who have been visiting tn
Bowler family on Court street for
few weeks. have returned to their home
Miss Mary Cady Of Chicago. who ha
knnr trtyitin1 NJ thn hama nf Mise Afn -
Cane of Court street and relatives i
East Middlebury, has returned to he
home. She was & former resident and thi
is her first trip here In 80 years.-Ml
md Mrs. Cole Of Brandon are in town
called hero by the serious Illness of thci
daughter, Mrs. Prior.-E. NJ. Saundel
has returned from Now York. where h
has been on a several days bushes
rip.-There was a regular commune
ton of Union Lodge, No. ?, f, Il A.. N
held in Masonic Temple Tuesday even
Ing. The first and second degrees wei
worked on several candidates. an
Mrs. Harry Parkell Of Ilion, n. Y, wi
have been visiting in town and viclnit
for a few days. have returned to the
home.-Mrs. John Fradett has gone
Brattle boro to spend some time with IN
daughters,
Mrs. W. l.. Prior, who had been In
health for five years with n coimplicatit
OF Diseases, died yesterday morning
tho homo of her grandmother, MI
Henry Currlcr. She is survived by
husband, three sons ana n daughter, h
fnthc:. Mr.. cole OF brandon, and a ste
mctno:. three sisters and a brother, III
furc:al WI. be held ct st. Mary
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. f. G. Inderhill daughter, Miss
Caroline, and granddaughter, Miss Ethel
Chaplin. who have spent the umner
here, returned Tuesday to their homee at
Richmond Hill, +. THE Rev. and Mrs,
Herbert Mozart will occupy the cottage
vacated by them the coming year.-Miss
Agnes Wright has a position in a school
at Essex Junction Misses Emily
Birdsall, Helen and Twila Orvis, Drew
Narnoy and Jack Phillips are attending
school in Bristol, and Milton Elliott in
Norgcnnes.-MisS Sue Barrett has re-
turned to her home in brooklyn, y. Y.
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GRANVILLE.

Mr., and Mrs. Levi Ahles with Mr., and
MS. John Ford OF Randolph spent Sun
day at A.. II. F~ord's.-Iihoda Hubbard
went to Mortified, Mass. Monday,
whore she is to attend IA ladies' school
Nina Parish has returncd to school at
Randolph.-Allie Briggs was at Dana
Marsh's In Hancock Sunday Mrs. Ed
ward Hutchins was at her fathers in
Pocvhstcr the first Of the week.-Mrs,
Julia Ninton has one to Rochester TO
visit her daughter. Mrs. Q. NJ. Ford
Harry Hubbard is in Boston and New
York this week.-Mrs.. Emma Hubbard
and Mrs. Roy Eoyce were In Rochester
last week.
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WALTHAM.

c. w. Ward, Mr., and Mrs. A. II. BOW"
and Miss Helena jackson were In M'"-
dlebury Monday.-Niss Vera Hunt Is re-
covering from her recent illness'-Nrs
G. A. Hunt spent Monday with her moth
er, Mrs, r. II. Barnard, in New la'e"'
An automobile party, Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Larrow and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ w.
Delano OF Fcrrishurs, spent sunday at
George Larrow's,-Miss Nornicc l"Ve'''
who has been spending the summer WIN
her uncle, j, W, Lovctt. has gone u
Aurora, H.. where she is employed III
a school.-Mr and Mrs. +. G. Ward nave
returned from the eastern part "f 'N'
State, where they spent a few days az
Sylvester Barncs's In Barre, at il'hS
Whiten's In Chelsea and at clayton
Collins's In Plainicld. Day hai
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SALISBURY.

The schools in town began Tuesday
with the following teachers. Village,
Miss Noyes and Miss Farnham; West,
Miss Barron ard Miss benedict; Cen
ter. Miss Fisher; Fest. Miss MacMulla;
Plains. Miss observation-disclosures Brown
of Rutland IL spending II few days in
town-F. Il. Nelson IL suffering from
Il lame knee. the result of an injury
received some time ago.-A, Ii, Nell
son and family of New York are at
the home of MI, and Mrs, Orrin Nelson
for Il few days.-Mrs. George Jenery
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LINCOLN.

Miss Dora Cullen and Miss Elizabeth
Riley of Massena, y, y, visited friends
here last wcok.-.A young son OF Bert
I.arosc died Sunday night following an
oneration for appendicitis.-The Rev. d.
W. Reid was in Middlebury Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Russell OF Middle
sex were Sunday visitors of her sister.
Mrs. G.. \. Thayer.-Frank Whittier ana
family visited at b. f.. Bistols this week
from Hancock.-Dr. and Mrs. c. II.
Smith have gone to West Rupert to live.
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has returned to her home In Drookton,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walston of
Milton have been nt tho home Of MIR.
and Mrs. r. w. whitney for a fow
days.-Mrs. +. d. VanOrnum Of Whnl-
lonsburg, n. Y, Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. +. Chase.-Miss Mildred Kent
has returned to her studies In God
dard Seminary, Barrc.-Iforace Carter
has returned to Albany Business Col
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o SALE!

MY NEW HOUSE for sale. built last
fall. on the ridge south end of street
provements. wide porchcs. three acres
or II acres go With the place as de-,
sired. overlooks Lake Champlain and
G.. II. Cook. Station
agent. 2li,bt,W,lt.
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r AND LIVESTOCK.

FULL FLOODED JERSEY Bull, two
years old. Fred Russell. Essex June
ton, r.. n. /. 2l5.6t, W 1t.
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MILL FOR SALE.

One No. 2 BARLEY direct portable
saw mill with %-inCh carriage, cdger,
trimmers, slab saw, exhaust fan for
sawdust and a 30 horsepower Eric City
boiler on skids; betting boxes and shaft
ing complete; also plancr and thatcher.
A very complete outfit for one wishing
TO cut a small tract of timber.
+. a. DOCKUM.
Upper Saranac, y. Y.
IN " 3t
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

office l45 Cherry street. II. w. Bull
ock. proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
cafr Work. Phone ASH or send post
=. nnd driver will call.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word. each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than - words, two
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