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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-08

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Section Z3 2sle.
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JERICHO.

Carl Day has gone to Boston. where he
will attend school-Mrs. Helen Whitney
is i'll with quinay sore throat-Mr
and Mrs Buel Day have closest their
house and gone TO New York, whore they
will spend the wtnter-The Lcttie Cffor1
society will meet with Miss Sadie Fos-
ter Saturday afternoon for the mite box
opening.-nlrs James Nolan is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Nor
gan In Richmond.-The Rev G. A. Nut
ting read his letter Of resignation sum
day to take effect January 1-John
Lamphere and family OF Burlington are
moving into the Johnson HOUSEWIVES
Fanny Cook OF North Underhill is work
ing for Arthur Packard. Mrs. James
McIan has sold her house and meat
market to Dewey Irish.--Mr and Mrs
Oliver Brown visited Mr.. and Mrs. Park
Brown Of Tnderhil Sunday-Mr and
Mrs Hiram IIanley and son, charles
We're over Sunday visitors Of Mr. and
Rice had the misfortune to iniure one
leg quite BADLY MondaY, when a log
rolled on TO il No bones vero broken
Mrs Emma bishop left VI nday night
for California and will be net at KAN
sas City by Mrs MYra Galusia and
daughter. Ora. who will accompany her
Mrs Lawrence Quinlan Is ill.-IrvInS
Tompson has sold his farm TO Wait
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lington at the home Of william y.
Smith. n Buell. street.-Quarantine pre-
walls at w G. SCOTS home, where his
daughter Miss Lutte, is recovering from
diphther1a.--John Hart Sr, has returned
from the hospital, where he went a week
ago for surgical treatment. -Thomns
Bacon who Is i'll with rheumatism, is
not Is well.-iMrs Timothy Stebbjns has
closed her house at the village. and
gone to spend the winter with her grand
son, William Steady, In South Charlotte
where she Is ill.--School numb r II was
closed Monday for the day to enable
the teacher. Miss Carrie Miles. to attend
the funeral of her grandmother, Mrs
Samuel Miles, In Monkton. Mrs Forest
Carpenter returned Monday from a. 10
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. il. n. Farrand I'm bakersfield Her
mother. Mrs Farrand accompanied her
home-,Mrs. Bertha Rogers Of Albany.
y. Y, who has been the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. II. r. Bissonnette. for 10
days. returned homo Saturday.-.Nfrs II.
~. Farrand of BakcrSficld who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs r w Car
penter, has gone to Monkton Ridge 10
visit her daughter, Mrs Guy j. Baldwin.
and her family. Maud Scott ana
John A. Hart. both OF East Charlotte.
we're married Monday at St. Cathorine's
rectory in Sheburne by the Row Father
Beauchesne.--NF anu Mrs. H. . Van
| Vliet attended tho funeral of Mrs
Samuel Miles. Mrs. Van Vlfets grand
mother. in Monkton, on Monday.
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CA|11ENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSkI.

Mrs. Rose Guertn, who died at her
home, 80 Plat street Wednesday even
ing Jan. g. had been i'll for four weeks
with cancer of the throat and with heart
trouble. Mrs Guertin was born In St llya-
clnthe. que, Is years ago and for the
past g years had conducted a millinery
business here In town, IS years of which
time she was located ON Main street and
the last four years AT % Plat street.
she is survived by three sisters: Mrs.
Peter Fountain, Mrs. John peforge and
Mrs, n. = Rice; and ono brother Jo-
aeph stuart all of this place. The flu
neral services were held saturday
morning at eight O'Clock AT ST, Francis
Xavier Church, with interment In St
Francis Xavier cemetery.
Michael Desautels. who has been at
Bethel for few weeks as telegraph OPP
orator for the Central Vermont, has been
transferred To st Alexandra, Que
H. y. Bailey states that the Ice crop
will he big one this year. Already
l,51 tons have been cut and placed In
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ORWELL.

Robert +. Eddy is testing milk in Put
ney.--Iands Cove Chapter, d. A. r. viii
hold a gentlemen's night In the town hall
on tho evening of January 2o,-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Barnard have returned from
Waitsilcld. where they spent some time
with friends. MIR. and Mrs. n. j. Leon
ard have been entertaining their nephew,
Frank Leonard. Of Springfield, Mass-A.
II. Belanger has heeu making some
changes in his corner block SO as to in
stall the post office there in the near flu
ture-W. l.. Roberts of Albany is at g.
r. Walker s.-iMrs. II. u. Branch received
word Jan. OF the death OF her neph-
ew, the Rev. II. A. Wood, OF East Quo
que, J.. l.. from a shock. Mrs Branch
attended the funeral and burial at AL
hany, \. Y. last Thursday. The Rev.
Mr. Wood was in the Troy conference IS
years. Six ministers attended the service
az Albany and eight the service a Quo
que l.. 1T. ". Purcell was at home
from Montpelier over SUNDAY.
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BRISTOL.

The following officers were elected at
-oul5N Qua 10 aou9IoJuoo ElI51Lnnb aul
dist Church. Stewards. Henry lAandon,
A. NJ Lawrence, Il. w. Pollard, Mrs.
y. NJ Dunshee, +. W. Blackburn, c. C.
Currier, w n. Cove II. b. Gulndon,
II. o, Nahum Walter Wright. Mrs
Mary Bush, Mrs Sarah Dixie, Mrs W.
". Cove, Mrs. Fred Landon, Mrs, Eliza
Narney, Mrs, II. O. Nahum, B. w. Estey,
Mrs. Henry l.andon; trustees, Henry
Landon, A. NJ Lawrence, b. w. Pollard
r. r. Treviliian, Mrs. w. -. Dunshee'
president Of Epworh League, Il, H.
Guindon; superintendent of Sunday
school, Il. W. Estey; class leader MILO
Abernethy; president of willing Work
crs, Mrs G., A. Parker; Home MISSION
AIRY society Mrs. b. w. Pollard; Y. w,
NJ S., Amy ]. sumner superintendent
Junior League, Mrs. u. b. Guindon;
local preacher, clyde Il. Sumner. New
Haven; treasurer, C. G. Currier; record
Ing steward f.. b. Guindon; district
steward, Henry I.andon. Cyrus Butler
was arrested Friday by Constable George
W. FAIR, charged with non-payment of
taxes. and was taken to Middlebury jail
Saturday.
News has been received of the
death of Mrs. Florence (Brooks) Charlie
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

me following officers Of the r.
sherman Post No. Sc q a. T.. ver|
installed Tuesday afternoon by Pas
commander George Beecher: Post conf
mander' c. NJ. Ferrin. senior vice-con|
mahder, y. W. Brownen; junior vicI
commander Clark Bates; quarternastad
GEORGE Bet-cheri surgeon, G. W. Smead|
adJltant, N l. Dodge. CHAPLAIN. NJ NI
Thompson. quartermaster sercaa +,
FRANK Warner; sergeant major. 3. Fl
Brown; guard, Lewis Tatro. officer d
the day, George McBride Tho officer
Of the w r c. were also installed TueJ
day afternoon by Mrs. George Nd
Bride of Burlington; President. Mr]
George Mcbride; senior yice-presidenI
Mrs. Louis Crown; junior vico-Dresident
Mrs. Minot Smith; secretary and TRAD
urer. Ms. +. p. Smith; guard MI
Angie smith. color bearers. Mrs Normal
Brownell. Mrs. Mitchell King Mrs N
l. Dodge; conductor. Mrs. John Bassot1
assistant conductor, Mrs CieorgI
Wheeler Refreshments We're served
Miss Reulah G. Drury died yestard Al
afternoon at her home with her brothaI
Edward Drury. after an Illness Of fy|
weeks The funeral will he held SatuI
day morning at ten O'Clock at the houd
ana burial will be AT West Milton.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Phoebe Ann Miles. aged ~ years
died at her home here January after
lingering illness. Phoebe Ann thompson
was born in Richmond August a. MO
On Way 70. 1855 she was united In mar
riage to Samuel Miles who survives
To them were born four SONS and two
daughters: Alfred r. and FranclS a.
Miles OF this town, Edward Miles OF
Everett, Mass, J. william Miles OF
Utica. \. y, Caroline t.. Miles deceased
and Mrs. Ellen T.. Thompson Of Lin
coin She Is also survived by IL grand
children ana cight great grandchildren
Mrs. Miles united with the Friends
Church it, 1865. since which time she has
been a faithful member. leading con-
siStent Christian life. She was the last
Of a family of I'VE children. OF whom
she was the Nouuge3t The funeral
services were held at the Friends
church Monday at II 90 a. m. the Rev.
j. Edward Ransome officiating. The
bearers We're the four sons. Burial was
In the Friends cemetery
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SHELBURNE.

Al the annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Improvement society held Thursday aft
crnoon the last years officers We're re-
elected to serve during the coming year:
President, Mrs. James \. Cory, vice
president, Mrs Fred y. Roberts: socre-
tary, Mrs, j. G. kimball. treasurer, Mrs
Mary A. Gates. The past year was
found To- have been a fairly prosperous
one, $ls. having occn earned. over 80
being in the hank at the present time
Master George Brush has been con-
fined to the house Cor the past week
with chicken-poX.
The piano pupils Of Earl A. Braman
Will give a plano recital at the parish in
about two weeks DR.. W Hayes Mitchell
has awarded prizes TO members of Trinity
choir for the best average attendance dur
ing the year. Anna Brush, Helen Taylor
and Edward Brush winning the awards
Mrs II. f. Braman of Westport, \. Y,
has been spending a few days with her
SON Earl A Braman.--D c. Smith ia so
far improved that he has ridden out -
There was a very good attendance at the
meeting held at the home of Judge ". w.
Tracy Tuesday afternoon. at which time
Mrs Van Patten of Burlington gave an
interesting talk in the interest of woman
suffrage
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MILTON.

The series OF union meetings which
have been held at the Methodist and
Congregational Churches closed with
service at the Methodist Church Sunday
evenings. O. Brush of Burlington spent
sunday at his fathers. IL. \. Brush
II. ID. Martin is confined to the house
with liver trouble.--C. T.. Mayvtle and
George Turkey We're at home from Bur
lington over Sunday.-Miss Ella Wood
who has been confined to her bed with
an attack of asthma, Is able 10 be about
the house.--Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Gabree, Jr, are parents of a daughter
and Mr., and Mrs. Curtis Miller of
son.-Joslyn Ninckler is III with ton
silitis,-Miss Macmillan OF Salem. y. Y,
is visiting her brother. Harry Macmillan.
p. NJ Depatie was at home from Barre
over Sunday.-The Ice houses of the Hood
and Whiting creamerles are being filled
Curtis Miller has the contract,-ANss
Mary Rood of Bridgeport. Conn. is visit
ing her brother, A. l., Rood
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ST. Adams

Hillaire Boivln. aged s. Years, died RI
day morning at the home Of his 81
Fred y. Buivin, ON North Main strj
from the effects Of broken hip suffer
in fan about two weeks ago, Mr. III
win. who had been "A resident of ST
bans for the past AZ wears. is survlyI
by three daughters, Mrs. Charles Doti
of Worcester Mass. and the Misses id
ME ana Corncla BoiVin of this ci1
one SON. Fred II. Bovin; five trotheI
Edward OF Springfield, Mass, AIphage
Iberville, L. @, starts OF Montreal, Thu
dore of St Johns, i. @, and Telespht
of Chlcopee Falls, Mass. and one sistI
Mrs l.euore Arhell of Chicopee raj
\ boy who gave his name as ArtlI
Brooks and RuNiugton as his home VI
arrested at the Spencer House SaturdI
evening during the supper hour n
lodged in the Franklin county Jail Sol
of the employees went to the rciriScraI
to get food and saw a stranger thj
evidently helping himself There wi
two intruders and one had gone upstal
while the other went to the hasemsi
Mrs NJ, T.. spencer Went upstairs Il
found the boy hiding under the stairw|
on the second floor, His pockets wi
filled with food Ills companion escap|
Arrangements are heing made by PlI
oipal II. h Dickinson for prize sped
ing contest az the city hall February
to be participated in by the 81 Aud
and Enoshurg Falls high schools d
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COLCHESTER.

The regular meeting Of the Grange
will be held in the parish house Friday
night The following program will be
given: Song, Grange; reading Mrs
Mae Thompson: current events, \ >
Morgan; SOLO. w w. smith; reading,
Laura Severance; song; reading, Mar
iorle carey discussion, Legislative
Matters in Which The Giang" Should
Be Interested discussion opened by Fred
Walston. eong-Mrs. benjamin Little Of
Charlotte. who has been quit, i'll at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Crork. T. improVing-1he KING -
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Ellen NJ.
Day Fridav.-Arrs. ". w Smith Is i'll
Miss PAMELA Smith Is teaching In Cham
Main lllHtrirt.
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ton of Anthony, Kans. Mrs Charleton
died OF typhoid pneumonia, being Ill only
five days. She was a niece Of Mrs. Mary
johnson of this town and had many
friends here It will be remembered that
she visited here the summer Of 1910.
The Green Mountain whist club was
entertained Monday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Nhrtin The first
prizes were won by Mrs. Il. S, Ladue
and Dr. w. e. Morgan, connolation prizes
by Mrs w II. Browe and II. A. Purln-
ton.-Lewis Russell and family have
moved here from New Haven Mills
Miss Alice White is in Rutlard for n
few weeks--Lawrence McShane is In
Boston for 10 days vacation.--Mrs.
Elida st. George has gone to burlington
to reside--Judge T.. A. 1Iasseltlne was
In Montpelier on business Tucsday.Thc
Bristol Grange will hold its regular
meeting January a. Work on the first
and second degroes.-Mrs. George Roscoe
has returned from Essex Junction,
where she has been the guest of Mrs.
G. S. Fletcher.-Mrs. Bragg and daugh-
ter of Rutland are guests OF r. NJ Var
ney and family
Mrs. Eva Dixie and Mrs. Linnie Ladue
went Wednesday to Richmond to install
the officers of the Rebekah Lodge of that
place From there they will 20 to YER
gennes. where they will install the Off
GERS Friday night The outlook club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. X. 5.
Smith. The leaders Will be Miss Dumas
Magazine and Miss Alta Cooley-Dr
Guy Potter Benton, president of the
University of Vermont will deliver his
IIolley hall Wednesday night. January
20 for the benefit OF the Methodist Epls-
copal Sunday school A banquet at the
Bristol House will follow,-The w g.
r. t. will hold a mothers meeting"
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
w. n. Cove to which all mothers are
invited. The leader will be Mrs Walter
Wright; devotional leader. Mrs Meader
II. r. Casey of Mlddlebury was In town
Wedne s1ay.--The following officers of
Walter y. Dunton POST G.. \. r.. were
installed Monday afternoon: Command
/ er. T.. II. James; senior vicc-commander.
Philip Dwre junior vice-commander.
John IIanln; adiutant ]. J. Rhodes;
quartermaster, A. I Wright, surgeon.
+. c. Smith; chaplain G.. w Sneden;
officer of the day. l.. A. Bryant: officer
of tho guard Lewis Lapoint; sergeant
major, r. w. Gage; quartermaster-ser-
Eeant, l.. A. Bryant; post inspector
Philip Dwlre patriotic inspector J. j.
Rhodes.-Mlss Evelyn Dumas Is ill.-Dr.
A. NJ Norton was in Burlington on bust
ness the first OF the week.-The senior
class Of the high school will go Friday
night to Starksboro, where they Will
present their play, The Private Tutor.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. John Mcdonald and son, Cuth-
bert, who have been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Colby, have returned
to their home in Brooklyn, n. Y.--Mr.
Hoffary of Middlebury was In town sun
day.-'rhe Rev, Mr., and Mrs. Mccarthy
have returned to their home in Starks-
boro. --Guyne Bean is i'll in bed with tom
silitis-George Garland returned Monday
to Montpelier.-Mrs. George Sheldon, who
has been with her mother Mrs. Mary
Kelton, for a few weeks, has returned
to her home In Rutland-Mr. and Mrs,
L. A. Bryant went to Malone. y. y
Wednesday to visit their son, T. II, BrV
ant,-Mrs stephen Varney died at the
home Of. W. T.. Butterfield Sunday night.
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon
at two O'Clock, with burial in Maple
cemetery by the side OF her son, Leroy,
who died about IS years ago.-Mr Good
ell has gone to his home in Williston'
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RICHMOND.

MIR and Mrs. l.. L. Douglass enter
tanned the All Round club at their home
TUESDAY evening Miss Mary Bilen
has resumed work at the Underwear
company. having been confined to her
home by illness the past week.-N w
Miller visited his parents In Randolph
Tuesday, Walter Kennedy of Enosburg
was the guest of his parents Mt ana
Mrs John kennedy, over SundaN.-MlsS
Nina Shepardson has returned from
burlington, where she has been Visiting
friends tor several days Mrs j. W
Berry was called to Lincoln Tuesday by
the death of her grandmother Mrs var
ney.-Nlrs Albert Chandler and son who
have been the guests of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Edwards, the past MONTH
have returned to her home in Bellows
falls
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ST. GEORGE.

NJ. W. Hinsdalc returned TO Montpeher
Monday after passing the Weekend at
his home-Mr. and Mrs. q r ClouSh
came to Monkton Monday to attend Il
funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Miles. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wescott of burlington We're sun
dav visitors of his mother, Mrs. Miranda
Wescott-Miss BESSIE Wcllingor Of
Wtlliston spent Sunday with her parents
The trustees of the public library met
at the home of W. d. Grey Tuesday
evening 1t was decided to have a box
party January 81. The proceeds are 70
he used toward huying new books
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HINESBURC.

Verne A. williams OF Richmond and
Miss Celia A. Morrill, of Hinesburg wer.
united in marriage Thursday evening a'
the homo Of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs Levi A. Morrill,, by the Rev Frc,
NJ. Sawyer
william LABEL died Friday mornin,
of heart failure, aged SO years. He !,
survived by his wife, two sons, HAIR,
of Manchester n. H.. Henry Of IIino,
burg; and two daughters Rena All,
Dora, both of this place. The funeta
was held at his late home Sunday a.
ternoon at two o'clock, the Rev F. VI
Sawyer officiatinE.--Ow Cogans w,
suffered a stroke of paralysis Fridn'
night died Saturday night He leavr
a wife. one daughter. Belle, and tw,
sons, James and Otis. The funera
was hold Tuesday. with burial in Char
lotto.-The Rev. Fred " Sawyer, Mr.
Kate B. Pierce and Henri Russel
went to Vergenncs Tuesday to atten.
tho convention of Methodist men. Nj
sawyer went from there to attend
convention in South Shaftsbury. vhor
he will speak Thursday.-ATr. and Mr..
Sidney Bushnell will leave this wee
for Middlebury. en- route to Thompson
vile, Conn Their daughter and hus
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith. vii
accompany them from Middlebury.--
The children's missionary meeting wa
held at the Methodist parsonag
Wednesday after school.-A box soci
anle viii be held at the town ha'
saturday evening for the benefit Z
the senior class of the Hinesburg hig
school Boxes will be sold at auctio
az 9;po p. m.--Jerome Coleman O.
9helbnrne is visiting In town.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs George Church and three chill
drcn are out of quarantine for scarlet
fcvcr,--Mrs. Charles StoCkwell and child
from Randolph came Saturday on ac-
count of the serious Illness Of her father,
VI. r. Perry.--Mrs. Ella Robbins of
Maiden, Mass, is spending week on
Blair Hill with the family of y. y.
Bair.-Mrs. Charles Wright OF Cochit-
uate Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
G. r. Church Mrs. q. II. Farr gains
very slowlY.-NIiss Alice Smith was at
home Sunday from her school on Brandon
mountain. Markham and family
have moved into SCOTS tenement OPP
posite the old hotel.
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nellie Totungham.-Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
stokes of Middlebury spent the week
end at j. c. Observation-Disclosures Leonard
Is very Ill and "A trained nurse from
Burlington Is caring for him MI anu
Mrs. r. II. Holmes went Tuesday to
irasburg. Mrs w. r. Deano ana MIS-
c. w. Howard are in Montpelier to at
tend the state conference OF the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
L. II. Nottingham is in Rutland WIN h'r
sister, Mrs -. G. Picrce.--Mr Mortit Oh
Orwell is visiting his niece, Mrs H. H.
I,IIr.
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WHITING.

William Wright Needham died at MS
home In Whiting Thursday, January Z"
at 500 a. m. in his Goth year. with the
exception Of four years he spent MS en-
tire life in Whiting and served the COM
munity for time as selcctman, anu III
1882 was elected to represent the town IN
the State Legislature. He is survived ny
his wife, Marion A., and two haH-S'S-
tiers, Mrs Mary Hubbard OF forNVllie'
Ill. and Mrs Lucinda Rockwon OF De-
catur. H.. and n niece, Miss Marion SeY-
mour OF Chicago. The funeral service
was held at his late residence SATURDAY
afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. kop-
ert L. Caster officiating. Intcrneht was
in tho Whiting cemeterN
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MONKTON.

Special revival meetings are being held
at the Methodist Church and will con-
tinue every evening this week. The
Rev. Mr.. Stone, former pastor, is
expected to be here next week.-Miss
Ruby McE,ntee Of Rutland is visiting her
mother.-Mrs. $. NJ. Alger and Mrs. c.
w. Sweet We're called to- Huntington
again Sunday by the serious Illness or
their mother Mrs. John Carpenter'-F'
II, Dean is confined to the house by Ill
ness II. V. Sears Is assisting with the
business at the store.-Mrs. Della Dean
is visiting her sister and family. Mrs
NJ +, Morgan,--The Modern Woodmen
fair Is to be held from January * To
February g. There will be dancing every
evening from eight o'clock TO l2.-Mrs'
Mary SILICON has gone to Charlotte.
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FOR SALE.

READ THIS. Are you in the same posi-
ton? One of our demonstrators called
ON l25 housekeepers on three days of
last week There were only seven OF
that number that were buying eggs, the
price was beyond their means. The en-
tire 1a5 are now using Economic,
substitute for eggs in cooking Aoso-
lutelY pure. wholesome, nourishins ana
conforms 10 all pure food laws SEND
is a5 cents to-day for a trial package
which equals three dozen eggs. We
viii pay the postage on the first order
Valley Supply House. East Granville.
VT 96t&.w,1t.
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet next Saturday afternoon
at the home Of their president, Mrs
Phoebe Eno-The Woman's Missionary
society Of the Baptist Church held
Its REGULAR monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Place.-A daughter, Ida May, was born
December ~ TO Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Pouln- T.. ~ Converse OF this neigh
borhood is i'll with heart trouble In Rlir-
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

There will he no Kings Daughters
meeting this week, It having been post
poned on account of the dairymen's meet
ing-Mrs. F. V. Prior went TO Montpelier
Thursday to stay a few days with her
niece, Mrs. Frank Goss. who has a three
weeks old son.--Itoward Brown has re-
turned to MONTPELIER, whore he is serving
as assistant sergeant-at-arms during the
Legislature.