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BRISTOL.

Mrs. Walter Tart returned Friday
from a visit of several weeks with rela-
tives in New York State-Edward and
William Garlin Of Springfield, Mass. are
in t~own-AIiss Amy sunncr spent the
Weekend with Mrs. II. $. Stone at New
Haven Mills.-Mr. and Mrs. w. G. BinE-
ham left Saturday night for Chester,
Pa, TO Visit relatives Miss Grace Ptl-
man was at home last week from her
school in Ferrisburg on account Of i'll
ness.-H. c. Palmer will have charge
of W c. ~Bineham's store during mis-
absence.-Fre r. Litch is seriously ill
Mrs. w. VI. Farr has been called to
Morrisville by the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. George g. Gould-E. l..
Ingalls, Of Hartford. superintendent Of
boys and girls clubs, addressed tn"
teachers of the high, grade and district
schools Friday afternoon Mt the school
house.-Mrs Nellie Dixie. who has been
I'll for a week. is b~ottor.-Jamc- Cardoil
has returned to M~iddlcbury college
Rupert Hammer IS at homo from the
University of Vermont for n few days
Miss Jessie /. Ross snent the Weekend
at her home in Grand Isle.-GeorCe jim
mo of Burlington was at home over sun
day.
Miss Alice Bosworth Of Florence. Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. Halsey Hri~toI-Nrs
Genevieve Tower of BURLINGTON is visiting
her sister. Mrs. 7. G. Lcvaru. and other
relatives.-The young friends of Gertrude
and Roydcn Palmer gave them q s%urprise
party at their home on Pleasant street
Tuesday evening.-I'. r. Litch is bette"
Mr.. and Mrs. t.. X. DiCkCTmlu have
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

T.. T.. Loncrgau died Thursday
morning at the home of his son, 4. p.
Lonergan, death being due to heart
failure Mr.. LonerFan was born 90
years ago I'm Ireland, living the great
er part OF his life in Burlington and
coming here to reside about ZIG years
ago. BESIDES his son. y. p, Longer
gan. he is survived by we sons,
Charles Of Boston and Thomas H. of
Boston; and two brothers in the West.
The funeral was held from the
church of the Holy Family Saturday
morning at nine o'clock. with burial
in burlington.
At the CONGREGATIONAL parsonage
Thursday afternoon Miss Mary Burnor
and Joseph Delins were married by the
Rev. G. c. Adams.
The marriage of Miss Asnc. Lucia of
burlington to Ernest SEYMOUR, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph seymour of this
place. took place ut st. Joseph's Church.
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The remains of Mrs. Ezra LaPoint
We're brought here from North Bcnning-
ton Saturday. The funeral was held at
the Methodist church, the Rev. F..
Hagadorn officiating. Burial was in tho
North cc~metery.-The improvement so
cicty IS to give n play at the town han
some time this month.-District super
intendcnt Kent will be here Saturday
evening and hold a quarterly conference
at the parsonage. He will preach at the
Methodist Church on Sunday.-Mrs. II.
a. Boies has been seriously i'll for some
time-A valentine social will be held at
the town hall Friday evening
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An oyster supper will he served by the
Kings Daughters at the han Thursday
evening for the benefit Of the Rev. &. v.
French. A short program will be carried
out-The friends here of c. /" Wyman
regret To hear of his serious condition.
Mrs. Mark Alger will entertain the
Kings Daughters at the hall February
17.-Mrs. Henry Riggs is ill.-Mrs, Harry
Gabree is slowly improving.-George
Chapman has moved his household goods
to Rutland.-NrIss BESSIE Allen went to
Rutland Monday.-G. NJ, Norton went
to Jeffersonville Tuesday night for n
short stay.-Mrs. J. II. Norton went to
Vergennes Wednesday to attend the rum
oral OF O. l.. Wyman.
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WEST

/. L. Jarrett closed a successful term
of school February ;. The pupils who had
perfect attendance during the term were:
Ina Sabcns, Bessie Tomlinson, irene
Sabens, Winifred Tedford. Alden Irish.
Arlie Ilosford. Harold Sabens. Leslie
Irish, Ernest, Gokcy. Nord Woodward.
Wayne Sabens. Frank Gokoy, Selden
and Fay Wilson.-Esther
who has been i'll with scarlet
fever. is much better.-Mrs. T., w. Gle
If Underhill is visiting her son. q. r.
Gile. -Charles Nancor and son and their
who have resided here in town
their buildings We're burned in
Jericho. have moved to Monkton. They
sold their land in Jericho to Harry Tar
box.-Henry Bartlett is driving the stage
between here and Jonesville, J. IL. Smith
being confined with lumbago.-Elwood
Morrill, and family have moved back
from Montpelier.
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STARKSBORO.

Saturday. Mrs. Ferguson, who is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington, Is
gaining and is expected home this week
Mrs. William Briggs is spending a week
with her mother, Mrs. John Crowley
Miss Kate Hartney Of Bristol Is the guest
Of Mrs. y. T.. Clifford.-rhc special serv-
ices at the Baptist Church, the Rev. San
ford Meek, evangelist closed Wed
nesdaY nightIThe Christian Culture club
meets this week Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Lottie Smith.-This week is Young
Peoples night at the grange.-L a. Talt
has moved to the Bcsaw house in Little
Boston"-Seldon Caldwell has returned
to st. Albans,-Mrs. +. G. Smith has re-
turned from a visit 10 St. Adams and
BURLINGTON.
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RIPTON.

Mrs. NJ. f.. Day has returned from a
visit to her pa~rents.-Edward Ash. h
has been In a hospital AT BURLINGTON for
some time. is very low.-Willlam Calvin
is hetter.-The ladies Of the Helping Hand
society are planning to have the usual
March meeting dinner. Contributions of
food will be acceptable.-Brcad Loaf
school closed February 5.-Miss Edith
Farr has returned from her trip In the
South. Mrs. Farr remains there <or the
remainder of the winter-PrestGn Bean
has sold his farm. situated on the North
branch of Middlebury river, to purchasers
Sin NT1ptuplpr
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney Thomelson and
son are visiting Mrs, Thomelson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Garrow.-Miss
Florence Ayers. who has been critical f;
Ill. Is able to sit up-MrS. II. 4.
Iadd and daughter, Edith. were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Warren Day sunday
Guy Ransom Is having a we'll drilled by
Mr.. IIoadley Of BurlinGton.-The Rev. A.
u. simpson, singer and preacher, speaks
every night this week NJ the Methodist
Episcopal Church and also ON sunday,
morning and evening Mrs. W H..
Wood will entertain the Busy Bees Satur-
day aftornoon.-The outlook club met
with Mrs. Hitchcock yesterday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. |. VI. Roberts of
Orleans are guests of G. V. Roberts.
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JERICHO.

Mrs. Wakefield and daughter Ma 81
OF Burlington ara visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. J. 7. BuzZell.-The proceeds from
the dinner served by the Baptist ladies'
were nearly sS.-Niss Florence Buxton,
who is attending MlddleburY College. Is
at home for n few dayR-Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Thompson have moved into tho
Mouse recently rented of Mr.. SaraH
Mr.. Sheldon, who has been assisting In
The postoffice. has returned to his home
in Watcrbury.-Mrs. A.. r. Arkley OF Essex
Junction was an over Sunday visitor at
Mr.. audMrs. Warren Buxton's.-Mrs. Helen
Whitney. who has been I'll a few weeks.
is able to sit up.-The organized junior
class Of the Congregational Church will
hold q St Valentine social at the church
parlors Friday evening from seven nm
til nine o'clock.-NTiss Florence Buxton
and Miss Wood have returned to Middle
bury after n few days with Miss Bux-
toms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Bux-
ton.-Mrs Burt Booth. who underwent
AN operation at the Fanny Allen hos
pital three weeks ago. has returned to
her home much improved.-Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Dessany We're oven n surprise
Saturday evening in honor Of their 9TH
anniversary. the guests being from Bur
lington and Winooskl. Refreshments
We're served and a purse of money was
loft in remembrance of the OCCASION
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Walters nave re
turned TO their home In Burlington after
a few days with her partnts, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Henry ~Dessany.-The 14ottie If
ford society will meet with Mrs. G.. r..
IJulbrrl Saturday "a ffa,pnp,, I1xi,,r tn
vited the Ladies Help society to meet
with them.-Miss Kate Cook met with
n serious accident when she slipped on
ice, falling backwards and striking
her head and back on a stone doorstep.
She was unconscious for a time, hut
at present Is comfortable.
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CH|TTE COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

-AliItu lSbDlDTpN. son OF AlIfpu ISOfnI-
roy Of Essex. died at the Fanny Allen
ro.ai,oi r
~ 'u''
morning OF "a crushed skull lie was
at work for Joseph Lucia in Colches-
tor Wodncedav morrinr !, nu.tirr
ILL u,.,
~ """ "''"' Nv
N"SoilHe engine the piston ROD flew
out and struck him in the head. He
was removed 10 tho bosnital and ncvar
r,gained consciousness The romoins
U.rc brought Thursdav ia tho bo,,o
of Iouis Maynard an Ciioord .troa.
He wa 20 wears old and leave besides
his father two sisters Mrs poter
Hruncllo Of Eurlinu,on ana Mics wanna
Eomprev of this ~viI1ooo and ,,o
brothers.. Peter Romnrev wbo ,ostdo,
with his father and Thoonbi,o pomn-
rov. vho reside. f., rndo.hyi rt,
funeral was held in rss.v rrnc,io,
Saturday morning with hr,ial ,ho,o
Mr. ana Mrs Dyvigb, J., pollou, ooio
hlltcd their golden weddirr orrt,orsor,.
I'm n oufnt NAV at tboir bo,ooa. Vtnoo.bt
Park FRIDAY ONLY tho imr,.di.., f.,,
uy ana fay, roIo,ives v.,r. ,rosor, A.,
and Mrs p.loura v,or. rroso,+o1 v.i.b
500 in cold rloosi,u ,o..,.o uo
pyramid coka decorated I'm oold colon ord
20 yellow and white candles.
The democratic caucus for the pur-
pose of placing in nomination candi-
dates for the various town offices to
hc voted upon at the annual town
meeting to be held March > will be
hold lin Horizons hail Saturday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock. The hoard of ciyn
authority will meet at two o'clock i'm
the afternoon next Saturday for tbe
purpose Of making corrections IN tho
check list.
The 3lst anniversary Of Tho incornoro-
ton of the ST Peter socio,v v,s celo-
nrated in Cornoratiop han Tlesd,v ,.,b,
with a sumner and dance Thoro was -,
large gathering of tho mcmhers and ,hoi,
ladies. The president follov.d tba man
exercises with an address or v~olcon,,
and the treasurer rave q renort Of tho
financial standlnp of the suciatv Tbo So.
cicty was founded March :. 1854 and on
November "A an act was nassed to incor-
porate the society. which ncorporation
was received on January |. 1855 and went
into effect on the next dav. There, were
81 charter members ana of this number
there are but two living. They are Noe
Lavallec and Dosithe .Jctte. From the
time or tho orgoniz,tio, 10 January
lgl5. tbore u,a ,ac.i,.od an ,o,a -.
cictv the sum az as coz 90 ~, this
,mo,,, tho, ho,. .a1 o.. -, n,.
SO. 80 o. and for riscal,. roo,,s sfonN
making = total or -xnondituros ~ ,u
which leaves . balance of GOSH -,
hand Of s73o62 r. The ~aocioty cb,rros
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICk.

G. w. and G. NJ. Sawyer were in St.
Adams Sunday and Monday to see their
sister, who is seriously I'LL. i Hooper
was in Swanton SundaY-Mrs. Fred
died Sunday morning. She is sur
vived ny her husband and five children.
The fifth annual ball Of Union Lodge
No. ., X. Of p, will be held in the gym
nasuim Thursday evening The condition
of Mrs. \. G. Bliss, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis Friday, is said
to he favorable.-Henry X. Mack has
sold his quarry on Buffalo mountain to
Ashley II. Smith-Ravmond Powers was
at home from college the first Of the
week.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Skirce Of Brandon is guest Of
Mrs. j. T.. Davts.-Mrs. +. NJ. Partch and
Mrs. p. G. Elmes entertained the Ladies'
Union at their rooms Wednesday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs, II, g. Peck We're in
Lincoln Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
T.. Irish.-Hassan Davis is In North Elba,
n. Y.-The ~Neighborhood club will meet
with Mrs. J. +. Davis Thursday.-Mr.
Hendry was n guest Of Carol Landon
over Sunday.-Mrs. Nancy Williamson
Lapoint of Ludlow. whose funeral was
held in Weybrtdge Saturday afternoon,
was a former resident Of this town.
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ST.. GEORGE.

Miss Maud Tillotson returned Mon,
to her home In Highgatc ~sprines-r
Aver has rented his farm to o. g. II,
of Chazy. n. Y. Mr.. Hoyt will I,
possession March Miss Mildred WI
has returned 70 her school duties I'm n
lington after passing Il fcw DAYS "a
her mother, Mrs. NJ. W. Hinsdale.-s
cral In town attended the funeral
Mrs. Mary Noonan in burlington Frid|
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held at city hail wednesday evening
Eggs brought y cents per dozen and
butter from IS to 81 cents per pound in
Mondays market.-The meeting of the
Missionary society Of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church. which was to nave been held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. II. c.
Herrick, has been postponed ono week.
Richard Maldoon of New york on sun
day visited his sister, Miss Gcnevieve
Maldoon, who is ill.-Nlrs. W. H. Norton
and child and her sister, Miss Anne
LeBoeuf, went Monday to Worcester.
Mass, to visit their brothers, Joseph,
John, Leonard and Isadorc IeBoeuf.-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HARNINGAkook out for canvassers
selling an egg substitute claiming 1t to
he the same as we are advertising.
Make tho agent show you a copy of
ic paper containing our ad.. and COM
are the name with the one on the
aCkage they are Offering you.
Economic is the go-uine substitute
for Eggs in cooking. It is pure and con-
tains egg albumon II pure casein.
Casein is one OF the best food products
known. We know from actual er-
perience what Economic will de-, we
are not guessing. BE convinced, give 4.
a trial. send us 5 cents to-day for a
package which equals 2 dozen eggs.
Valley Supply House, Dast Granville,
VI. 25.et&w.1t.
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WESTFORD.

Archie Rice has been TO Pittsford to
visit Mrs. Rice, who is making progress
toward recovery.-Mr. and Mrs, Dick
Norton and family of BURLINGTON were
In town over Su~nday.-The agricultural
extension service will hold n schoo for
farmers I'm town on the week OF March
S. provided that sugaring does not inter-
fere. This meeting is absolutely free
to all and an excellent chance for farm
ers to learn more of their profession
Mrs John +. Rice Is ilL-The Fortnlghtly
club will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs White,-J. porr has moved from
Osgood hill to {. h. Paige's tenant house.
Mrs, +. H. Smith is confined To tho
house by illuess.-The village schools
Will give all entertainment Thursday
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Mrs. " Ii. Mcneil is visiting relatives
in Shelburne Falls and Northampton,
Mass.-Mrs. Jordan of Newark, n. j., is
Il guest of Mrs. j, Z. Ramsay.-Lake
View Creamery association held Its an
nual business meeting Saturday after
noon and elected the following list Of
officers: Directors, +. 3. Smith, j. 5.
Williams, l.. b. Mcneil; clark and treas
urer, Mrs. NJ. G. TTigbee; suditor, stan
ton Williams The Rev, Mr.. Gulick's
Sunday school class will have a banquet
and social at tho vestry Friday evening
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Willmarth is confined to
nor ned with nervous prostration.-
Grand View Grange meeting will he held
Nednesdny evening February THAR
rlett smith of Middlehury College was
tho guest Of her parents over Sunday
W1Ilford Cyr has taken the Merritt 1Iurd
farm for tho coming year. Mr.. Hurd is
to make his homo with Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo C1urk
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PANTON,

Nelson Merrill has been called 10 Thet-
ford Center to the death Of his onlH
brother Solomon Merrill.-A large recep-
tion was held at the home of George
and Henry Allen Tuesday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Henson and her mother,
Mrs, Sylvia Carpenter, it being n fare
psu ~ thsin before their departure Tor
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FOR SALE-Any part or all. cash or lum-
her, Lane saw mill, No !, special wire
rope feed, 50 II. y. aut engine. 40 h. p.
engine, center crank aut., 20 h.. p. en-
CINE side rank. Lane heavy draw
ing In rig, Lane drag saw, hand
edger, heavy bench saw. Col. Com.
boiler. 30 h. r.. 40 feet % inch stack.
Bryant band saw cut off for logs, heavy
hobbin splitter. two lathes with center
ing cups, 20 light dynamo with switch
and lamps, shafting, hangers and belt
ing. All iron hand derrick only used
two months, about 100 feet / Ii gal. wire
rope in 7 guys. two heavy stone chains,
ring and hook. four two sheaVe blocks
for / and Ia rope. 800 feet IA Mani.
rope. w. b. Carpenter, Bradford, VT.
81, Wit
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MONKTON.

The business meeting Of Floronia
Grange will be held Friday evening.
when tho first II second degrees will
be worked m three candidates. Miss
Ruby McEntee has returned to Rutland.
Miss Glare Hull of Hincsburg was the
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BRIDPORT.

TIL" Ladies' society will hold Il social
at tho vcstry Thursday evening. February
-6tn.-Mr. and Mrs. John Petty OF Bel
lows Falls arc with friends herc.-Mrs.
Emma Warren Of Middlebury is with her
daughter, Mrs. W. L. Uamilton.-Mrs.
Edward Nichols has returned from Mont
~pelier-Abcl Norton, Il Civil war veteran,
is seriously H..
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WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN wanted to sell
Economic. a genuine substitute for
eggs in cooking. No experience neces-
sary. If you are selling a fake article
now. drop It. you are not robbing peo-
pie that can afford It. hut poor people
who are ryinE 10 make every penny
count are your victims. Get you APP
plication In to-day, If you are a worker.
Economic is what you want. Valley
supply House, East Granville. Vt
2l6t&w,1t
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HINESBURG.

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Hrotl"rs gave them a very pleasant
prise party at their new home Satur
cN'hins' over 80 being present. NJ
was rendered b. Mead's orchestra.
occasion was the Goth anniversary of d
marriage. Miss Lillian Burritt CAV
recitation and piano selections were
der"d by Miss Florence Dow. ID
Gladys and Grace Brothers. Refr
ments were served This was the
time Mr.. and MIS-. brothers have e1
tanned In their new home. which |
modern house recently built to reu
the one destroyed by fire. They \
hosrecipients Of many gifts and sd
money was presented to them-The
in the series Of entertainments gfven|
der the auspices Of the Kings Daugh
will b. The Olympia Ladies' Quartd
IN Wednesday evening, February Il
will consist nf piano. violin and mand
music. also jubilee choruses. They
appear In plantation costumes. Mr.. |
Mrs. Joseph Bissonett Of Burlington |
in town SundaY.-The Social club |
have a box social ut the NJ. W. A
Friday eveninE.-Mrs. Eliza Brovnsu|
this town and Jerome Coleman Of |
burne were united in marriage at
Methodist parsonage at ~Sholhurne
ruary 3. They will reside in Shelhu1|
Charles Hubbell has rented and moved
to Mrs. BroWnson's house.
The Kings Daughters meeting
day afternoon will be at Miss
Burritts ON silver street.-The
Wilson homestead. occupied by Il
Emmons, caught fire Sunday mon
from an over-heated chimney.
the assistance Of e}ghbors the
was put out before much damage
done. The clothes-press in which
fire started was burned out.-At
Chlttenden county creamery med
recently held tho following Old
were elected: Directors, II. y.
Ter. 4. Sykes, y. y. Partch. =. o.
and Truman Burritt: clerk. Y. B.
treasurer. y. u. Partch; auditors.
Rock and IT. NJ. Page, The crea
received last year l.1>S.4S6 pound
milk and 474.271 pounds of II
which made 202.75s pounds Of I'D
which sold on the market for
30G.3&. The cost Of making was
cents per pound and the churr
crcase was 90 per cent.-The Iro
club will have a box sociable +
night in Woodman hall. with lar
Mrs. Robert Clark Of Fabius. y
IS visiting her mother, Mrs. Estey
will remain until March IL. \.
Will move to South Hero March
The health officer reports 10 cas-
W|hoopln@ cough in town-Mr. and
W. T.. Andrews We're in Charlotte
day 10 attend the funeral of Mrs. Tn
Andrews The death of Beulah
th~ree-year-old daughter Of Oliver
occurred Sunday. after a long
with anaemia. The funeral was
from the house Tuesday. the Rov.
Sawyer officiatinE.-Mrs James
has been called TO Fer~isburg IA
illness and death of her mother.
I'almer-Frank Patrick has purcha
farm In East Montpelier and Wit
family Will go there to live.-Frel Il
has bought a farm in Grand Islj
Will move there March 1.-The Ird
club will have a public box par
NJ. w. A. hail Friday evening.
viii be whist aad dancing. Tho dN
house on the +. W. Perry farm 81
being destroyed by fire Sunday.
blaze was eXtinguished before
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BOLTON.

Mrs Christie Demeritt of Stove is
visiting in town Nellie Mu2zy has
been In poor health for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Slayton are to have
charge Of the boarding house at the
Brass company's works.-Mrs. NJ. Sa-
bins suffered "A bad fall in the cellar, in
Turing her left hip quite seriously, Feb
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Mrs Harry Wilson and son, Howard,
visited at his sisters, Mabel Burke, Sun
Fred I.adue is visiting her par
"nts. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ~Gangyon.-
= f. Riley Is in Hancock at William
"~oodYcar's. Miss Grace Larey is visit
ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
eugene Larcy, IN W~arrcn--Nlrs. Lamb
is falling.
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FOR RENT.

Ny FARM to rent at Westminster Sta
ton, VI. Good onion. tobacco, corn
and grass land, near capnery which
pays 81 per ton for sweet corn. Only
those who can furnish stock, tools and
good references need apply. w. ".
FAIR. SO North Union street. Burling-
ton. w. 9.d&w If.
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LINCOLN.

Mrs. q. II. smith was called to her
home i'm Fairfax by the >tllness of her
mother.-Mr. and Mrs. John Benton are
both III with tonsilitls-Toby Bennett Of
South Lincoln was badly burned about
the face and hands by a kettle Of hot
grease which he was trying to remove
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WHITING.

Bern Crosby went to the Mary Flotch-
err hospital, Burlington, Tuesday for an
operation for appcndicitis.-Mr. and Mrs.
raymond Birchard returned from their
wedding trip Monday.-The Ladies Md
VIII meet with Mrs. Lizzie Williams
Wednesday,.
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MILTON BORO.

George Taylor was in st. AIb
Monday. His mother returned h,
with him,-Thc funeral of Ale
Graves was held at Milton Sunda
News has been received here Of
safe arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. r
at Long Point, Cal.-School will O
with cNnrnisns ENrihn
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L ~STARKSBORO.

Howard Grace, who was taken sud
denly Ill in school Monday, is more com
fortablc.-Robert Young is improving
Mrs. Edwin Orvis. who has been very
i'll, Is able TO sit up a short tlme.-Miss
Alice Hallock has closed her school in
the Orvis district and is now teaching
in the Gore.-Mlss Gladys Seiple of Lin
coin IS at Robert Youug's.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-11

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