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EAST HARDWICK.

The Misses Glee and Ruth Hastings OF
Ohio are spending their vacation with their
aunt. Mrs. Jennie Bronson at the Brun-
dale farm.-Carl Leonard. station agen
here. and Miss Mae Winchester of stan
nard were married Saturday evening at
Hardwick by the Rev. Father Kennedy
Miss Alice Bronson. who has been at
Seattle, Wash. Is expected home this
week Miss Ethelyn Beeman Of Richmond
Is spending her vacation with her father.
Mrs II. $. Eldridge has gone TO Orlan-
do Fla, to spend the winter with her
daughter.-Mrs. William Young has Just
returned from California. Mr. Livingston
has closed his house and gone to Dan
vile for the winter Maurice Walsh of
Hardwicl is visiting his schoolmate. AL
len Hooker.-Good sleighing and the
farmers are taking advantage by draw
ing their wood.
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the dining room were the documents
in evidence" namely, their wedding
certificate, photographs taken 30 years
ago, some of their wedding gifts and
articles of apparel which adorned their
persons at their wedding. In the dining
room, which was decorated with yellow
chrysanthemums. their daughter, Mrs
Sharon. assisted by Mrs. +. II. Plat and
Mrs. w. G. Larrabee served refresh
ments. Only two persons were present
who attended their wedding. Mrs y. j.
Towner and Mrs. Ella Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. North were .he recipients OF many
kilograms and letters of congratulation,
also substantial gifts and golden coins.
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WESTFORD.

Harry Bates of Chicago arrived in town
Saturday nght.-Miss +. 6. Allen. Miss
Betty Kimball and Miss Carolyn Macon
Der Of Lyndon Center are spending tho
holidays at their homes-A surprise party
was given Carl Paige Friday evening, the
occasion being his Dist birthday.-Msses
Grace Allen and Media Rice arc home from
Lynn. Mass. for week-A union service
Will be held at the Baptist Church Sun
day. The Rev. Charles y. Boyd, Stafe
secretary of Sunday school work, will adj
dress the united congregations.-The union
Christmas concert and tree will take place
at the town hall Friday evening.-Mis
Ella Haselton, who is teaching in st.
Johnsbuiy is spending her vacation with
her parents.-The village schools have
closed for two weeks Miss Tillotson Of
the grammar grade has gone to her
home in Sharon.-The Fortnighty club
will hold its Christmas meeting at tho
home Of Mrs. T.. G.. Hall
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SOUTF. BURLINGTON.

The schools in Town closed December II
for two weeks vacation. reopening jan
uary 3.-Excellent Christmas exercises
were held in nearly all Of the schools. At
Shelhurne road the decorations were IN
red and green. Miss Grace Andrews a.,
Mrs. Santa Claus'' distributed the gifts.
which We're all made by the pupils. The
teacher. Mrs. Anna Allen. received pres
ents in silver aud hand painted china
from the children. parents and friends.
''rhe Kings Daughters meeting will ne
postponed until January ON account of
Christmas.-The schools close Friday for
two weeks recess except the graded
school, which will close the 9th for one
wcek.-Daniel O'Brien went TO NcrEenncs
the last of the week on business i II.
Bromley is on the road in the interest
Of the Sanderson Fertilizer and Chemical
Co of New Haven Conn.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

Laura Cahll Bailey. wife OF John W.
Bailey, died early Friday morning
after a short illness with pneumonia. Mrs.
Bailey was born in Shelburne April II,
lS5. She is survived by her husband.
John W. Bailey: a son. Secretary of State
Guy w. Bailey; sister. Mrs. @. s
Merrill OF Montpelier: and two brothers,
Francis b. Cabin of Piainfeld and Joh:
W. Cahil of Brockton Mass. The flu
funeral. which was private. was held
at the late home OF Mrs. Bailey Satur-
day afternoon at two O'Clock,
At the regular meeting of the Champlai'l
Court, c. o. F., held in their hall Tues
day evening the following officers were
elected Spiritual director. the Rev. ]. r
T.. Pouliot; chief ranger. A. T.. Goyette
vice-chief ranger. ~. J. Laflosh; financia
secretary, f. y Yandow: recording secre
tary. F. l.. Rergeron; treesu Johr
Pratt
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UNDERHILL.

Mrs l.. NJ Howe and daughter, Miss
Orpha Howe. who have been spending
several months in the West, returned
home this wcek.-The cantata which Is
being prepared by the Congregational
Church choir, will be given Saturday
evening at eight o'clock at the Conere-
gational Church There will he Christi
mas tree for the primary Sunday school
class. Wesley Sturgess is at home for
the HOLIDAYS from Columbia college
Miss GLADYS Lawrence has gone to Fair
fax to spend her Christmas vacation
The graded school is closed for two
weeks vacation.--Miss Eva Tctrill has
just closed successful term of school
in tho Cross district and is The guest OF
Miss Hope Scribner for the holidays
Miss l.. Chadwick went Monday to
Cambridge. Mass, to spend Christmas
with her parents.-I. i, Metcalf has sod
his farm to Harry jackson for 500.
IT. r. Howard has bought of l.. T. Met
calf the standing timber on his wood
lot-At the annual meeting for election
of officers held last Monday night at
G. A. r. hall the following were elected:
President. Mrs. Hattie l.. Palmer, senior
vice president. ,Irs Medara Schweg;
junior vice president. Mrs Sarah Els
worth; treasurer, Mrs. Edith ColeGrove;
guard, Miss Irene Bruce; conductor.
Mrs Lois Rogers; chaplain. Helen Hum
phrey; press correspondent. Mary G.
Hale
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CH|TTEDDEN COUNTY
WINOOskl.

Moses BusheY, Jr., died at the Fanny
Allen hospital Monday Of appendicitis.
following an operation about two hour
earlier. He was taken to the hospital in
the morning and an operation was found
to he Immediately necessary az his con-
dition was serious. He was 20 years of
age and unmarried. He had been living
here for about five years past and was
employed at the WOODEN mills He wa.
a native Of Plattsburgh. y. y, and is
survived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Bushey. and several brothers and
sisters The funeral will be held in Platts-
hurgh tO-mOrrOW.
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ORWELL.

DR.. and Mrs. H. Il. Rowe are entertain
ing their aunt, Miss Elizabeth Story, of
Georgia. Miss Florence Dundon is in New
York ciiy.-The Christmas tree Of the
Congrega tional Sunday school will be held
Friday evening. All are invited.-Miss
Alice Jennings is a. home from Goddard
ScminarN.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Branch
left Monday to spend week with friends
in Pawlet and Wells.-The final meetin :,
of the commissioners in the estate of the
late Charles q. Picard was held It the
residence of Judge Branch The contest
cd note was allowed.-St. Paul's Church
held Christmas tree in the Eagle
Inn hall Wednesday evenng.-Mr. Rich
ards, who has lived at Ann Smiths the
PAST year, will look after Mrs. +. o.
bishops farm for the coming year-The
Fortnightly club met Tuesday with Mrs
Wispll
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JERICHO.

Mr. and Mrs. .Allen Williams from
Governeurs Island. FIT. Slocum, y. V. a"
spending "A few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs L. r. Williams Mrs
Walter Wardlaw Of st Adams was
visitor Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs Vert
Brigham. Monday.-Mrs. Edythe Ferry
principal OF the grammar school Wehe
Monday morning to her home in -hiddIe-
town Springs for two weeks Na's m
John Story, who il i'll with pneu'honia
" estford. is somewhat better-Mi. an
Mrs Clifton Buxton will move Va" IN
Emily Howe house recently purchas' pS
Elbrdge Wilbur.-Nrs. George foSle.'
who has been confined to her room "
illness. is some hetter.-Those who WeV
in Burlington Monday were Mrs Lawrence
Quinlan and son, Ralph, Miss hreen ana
Miss katherine ReaveN, Mrs. Warren
Buxton and daughter, Florence Mrs
Cochran and Mr.. Moran,-Mrs Nilliar
jackson has charge of the camp firs
girls They will not have meetin
until January bert Mattress goes to
Essex Junction TUESDAY morning and
from there to White River Junction,
where he will act as mail clerk from that
station 20 Boston Mrs Helen Whitney -
assisting In the post office during tho
absence OF Bert Mattress. -Rollie Hanlev
and Wiford Pratt leave Monday evening
for Bristol, Conn, where they have
position in an automobile shop-Mrs. l..
u. Wilbur, who is confined to the house
with nervous trouble, is somewhat better.
A trained nurse is caring for her.-Mrs
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SALISBURY.

The Daughters of Ruth enjoyed tur'
key dinner at the home of Mrs. Paul
Field on Tuesday.-Miss Mildred Kent
is home from Goddard Seminary for the
Christmas vacatiOn.-Mss Cecile Maud
Thomas and Miss Louise Delphine Nell
son of Middlebury College are spending
the week at their homes.-Mr. and Mrs.
T.. G. MacMurtry are at the home of I.
j. MacMurtry in Cornwall for n few
days.-Christmas services will he held at
the Congregations! Church Sunday. "
the morning an appropriate service by the
pastor and an anthem by the choir. In
the evening song story entitled Ills
birthday" will lie enjoyed. All Erc
cordially inVited,-on account Of the
stormy evening tie regular meeting of
Dunmorc Grange was not held Friday
evening. but was postponed until Janu-
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Wilson. Mrs. j, ".
Smith and Mrs f.. Guyette attended the
meeting last week of the State Grange at
Burlington.-Mrs Melinda Peasc OF Jeri-
cho Center Is with Mrs. Harriet Hall
Nine candidate ties were initiated at the
grange meeting Saturday evening. Tho
district deputy from East Barre was pres
ent.--At a meeting Saturday evening it
was decided to have union Christmas
tree at the schoolbouse Friday night All
are cordially invted.-Mr and Mrs. Philio
Tominson of Brigham Hill visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Tomlinson.
Sunday.-Mrs. Angus Tomlinson. dauRh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. b. Hall, went Mon
day to the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment
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NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. \. l.. Roeau was called Monday
morning to Mortified to care for her
brothers wife.-Mrs. Roy Potter is i'll
with scarlet fever.-lIa ssOn Davis is WIS.,
iting friends in North E.lba. y. Y.-Mrs.
r. NJ Partch is visiting friends in Mid
dlebury.-Mrs. Sarah Flemming returned
Monday to her home in Richmond after
passing a week with Mrs. G. 6. Coates.
Among those from town who visited
burlington Monday were Mr. and Mrs.
G. G. Everest and daughter Leah, Mrs.
Nina Ward. Mrs l.. y. Rowlcy, Mrs.
Carroll Bottom and Mr. and Mrs. g. G..
Coates.-Miss stella Ila wilkins has return
ed to her home in South Salisbury
after passing some time with her sister,
Mrs. G. s. F.verest.-C : Everest
children have ChiCkon-pox. Miss Gretta
Danbrookc is at homo from Saranac
Lake for the holidays.
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SHOREHAM.

Miss HUI has returned from Hartford,
Conn.-Thursday evening, December 81
the ladies VIII serve an oyster supper
in thc ladies' rooms from six TO eight
o'clock. There is also to be program,
At the Christmas tree Friday evening
II silver offering will be taken.--Dr, Mary
NJ Piatt is passing the holidays in
Cambridge, Mass, with her PARENTS
Word has been received OF the death
Of Mrs, Augusta Niitchcocl) Grinnell
who was the wife OF the late Judge
Grinncll of Chicago The young ladies
attending school at Mortified Mass.
and Castleton Normal are passing the
holidays at home Miss Beden, who
teaches IN Wcybridee is at home for
Christmas.
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C0MMIssIONERs' NOTICE.
state of Fanny NJ. Clark. Richmond

Estate Of Fanny NJ. Clark. Richmond
The undersigned, having been appoint
70 b. tho Honorable Probate Cour. for
the District OF Chittenden commssio
ers, to receive, examine. and adjust the
claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Fanny NJ. Clark
late OF Richmond, in said district, de-
ceased and all claims exhibited In offset
thereto. hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose aforesaid. at tho
offich OF NJ, -. Dimick, in the town
of Richmond, in said district, on the
LIST Monday Of January and list Satur-
dag of June next, at 1000 O'Clock n. M.
on each OF said days and that six
months from the 4th day Of December,
A. D., 1915, is the time limited 10y said
rnurt for said creditors to present their
claims to US for examination and allow
Snce
Dated at burlington, this ilh dar OF
December, :, D., 1913.
NJ. j.. DIMlCK.
A. 7. STEVENS
2+w.3,. Commissioners.
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SHOREHAM.

one Of the usual events OF HE llln'
was the golden wedding Of MI ana MIS-
clayton n. North which was celebrate"
ON the afternoon Of December " Al 'he''
home in SEorcham, by an ihi"ri'"' re-
coption This was attended 10y nearly
io friends from this, and surr"Ohdlns
towns Mr., and Mrs, North wer" married
al her home in orwell by the Rev. j" ~
Austin, then pastor # the tonsr'sahohal
church. Tho house was prottliN de'ora'.o
for This occasion and on the piano III
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ADDISON.

Howard Spoouer is gaining slowly.--l4.
c. SCegar went To Canton, y. Y, last
week. called there by the death of Nc
Kenzie GuloY. who was once an Addison
resident. and we'll remembered by the
older inhabitants.-A Christmas tree will
he held at the church on Friday evening
n Grange drama is in progress. An
oyster supper will be served at - o
church .JanI1arN T.
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LINCOLN.

j. \. Colby was in Warren Monday
q. A. ThaNer and John Davis were in
Huntington Monday to buy houses
Mrs, Marcic Rhodes, who has been with
her son. l.. II. Rhodes, for several
months, has gone to her homo in Chelsea.
charles OrVis has moved to the Nor
gan farm at the corner, which he bought
Of his father D. ii. Orvis, William Mar
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate OF LOiica sherman, RicbmOud

Estate q: L"iics sherman, Richmond.
Tho undersigned, having been appointed
By the Honorable Probate Court for tho
District of Chittenden, commissioners, to
receive, examine, aad adjust the claims
and demands of a.! persons against the
estate Of Iotica sherman, late Of
Richrond, ~ said district, deceased
and oil claims exhibited in offset there
to: hereby give notce that we Wlli d meet
" M d. Dimick, in the town or
Richmond. in said district, on the 1st
Monday Of January and lst Saturday
OF June next, at 1000 O'Clock n. m, on
each OF said days ard that six months
from the +th day OF December, \. D.,
!9G, IL the time limited by said court
OR said creditors To present their
claims TO Us for examination and allow
Rnce
Dated at Burlington, this All day OF
December 4. -, 1913.
NJ. n. DIMiCk.
\. .. STEVENS.
o4w,2t Commissioners.
40 Weekly |
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GRANVILLE.

Mr., and Mrs. II. II. Hubbard attended
the State Grange held at Burlington last
week.-ISamuel Riley went to Burlington
last week with Ora Hook to the hospital
for treatment. He broke one leg while
chopping for John Vinton. a tree failing
on him--Rhoda Hubbard and Nina Parish
are at home for the Christmas vacation
r. r. Goodrich of Whiting Is At Charles
Wilson'S
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ESSEX CENTER.

Union Christmas tree and exercises
will he held at the Methodist Church
Friday cvening.-The high school closed
Friday for a three weeks vacation
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Fletcher are visit
ing in Milton and St. Adams during tho
holidays.-Miss Keller. who has been in
Westford, has returned home
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ST. GEORGE.

School has closed for a two weeks re-
cess over the holidays and Mrs. Belle
Batchelder the teacher is at her home in
Mddlesex.-Miss Carrie Small has return
ed to Colchester after passing a week
with her sister. Mrs. NJ. w. Hinsdale.-
Mrs. William Colette is able to be about
the house after being confined to her bed.
r.. e Forbes has been confined to the
house few days.-Earl Aver was in Bur.
lington Monday.
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BRJDpORT.

MIR. and Mrs Roy Dayton OF Plainheld
are guests OF friends here Several from
town attended the meeting of the STATE
Grange az Burlington receh'ly'-i@oh
Swinton has moved his family 1" brlstoi
Il. Il. Solace has returned from A'''e-
horo. Mass-The schools are having II
holiday vacation. net proceeds o'
the ladies' fair amounted TO sll0'
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HINESBURC.

Joseph Ramon Cooke and Kate Pearl
Magee were united in marriage Wednes-
day Dec. IL by the Rev. A. II. Edie. pas
tor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church OF
this place.-There will be a community
Christmas tree in the town hall Friday
evening, December "a. A good program
will he given, with plenty Of candy and
fruit for the children. All are invited.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

There will he a christmas tree ana ex-
ercises at the Friends church this
eveninE.-Alfrcd Williams, who has been
confined TO the house by illness the pas.
week. is caninc.-Beniamin Gcrron visit
cd his brother. Ivan Gorrnn. in Hiresburg.
Sunday.-Mrs, Herbert Farr who was op-
Grated on last week at the Fanny Allen
hospital. Winooski. is doing week.-Mrs.,
Julia Carl is in moor health
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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PANTON.

Il. II, Holcomo is drilling n we'll for
Lyman Kent. Mrs. Arthur Nanderhoof
and her sister. Miss Belle Harris, Of Yer
gcuncs visited relatives in Burlington
from Monday Till "Wednesday Ward
Spaulding, who has been seriously Ill. is
slightly improved Mrs, Wright Hoyt
has been with her sister Mrs. Charles
Wright OF New Haven
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GASOLINE ENGINE

circular and draS-saW rigs. Drew and
Porter Litter Carriers lumber waz-
ons. light and heavy harnesses, En-.
pirs Cream Separato.s and Milking
Machines
Z. N. STYGLES. Underhill. Vt.
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MILTON.

Mrs. Joseph Niens. who is al the Fanny
Allen hospital, is improving slowly.-Mr,
and Mrs. Ieb Wagner attended the flu
neral of Mrs Wagncr's niece at Essex
Junction E''''ov.-Delbevt Hutchinson Of
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tell has been in Brandon and Forestdale
for a few days.-'he lectures given by
Albert Laing of Burlington Sunday
morning and evening were largely attend
cd
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u
Frances Nht clo~ oi Dean Academy,
Franklin. Mass is spending her VaCa- .
ton with her parents. Mr. and Mrs vii.
Ham II. Whoclcr-Ralph Norton visited
relatives in burlington Tuesday.-Miss
Della Tatro Is c'crking in the store OF
MaS Fishmar.
,,,e,ro,
pNioAOi-'
Tho Japaneso sale and entertainment. /
given by committee Of the outlook
club for the bereft Of the skating rink. /
was well ratronized The unique fca-
ture Of the entertainment was the ,lapa-
nese Wedding In the Japanese rcccp-
ton several Young girls represented
girls from other countries. vino spoke
or sang something appropriate. Perhaps
the most unusual feature was the Ger
man song by Evelyn Hicr and the ltal-
ian recitation by Antonio Tomasi. Tea
was served in a booth presided over by
ladies dressed in japanese costume.
The decorations. in which the Japanese
cherry blossoms figured very proml-
nently, were very attractive.-Mi
Abbie Cove of the Burlington Business
College will spend her vacation here
and i'm Lincoln.-I.con Levinton and fam
lily of Bridport have moved to the Dan
icls place west Of the village. Mrs.
Leyirtou will he remembered as Miss
I.ucic Daniels. formerly of this town.
princinal Palm w Hedges hae Cono To
his home in Northicld for the holiday
vacation -Mias .Josephine Menuez has
returned from a visit with relatives in
Now York citv-rarroll Stearns of Mid
dlebury College spcnt Sunday with his
grandfather, y. f. Dunshce.-Mrs.
Joseph Niece died at the home Of her
son. ". NJ. Niece, Friday night about
eight O'Clock after a short illness. The
funeral was held Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock. She leaves three sons, Ed
ward of Gardner. Mass, Charles and
William of this town.-Miss Grace Law
renee went Saturday 10 Leominster,
Mass. for the holiday vacatiou.-Miss
Marion Smith, who teaches school in
I Orwell. and Miss caro- Wilson, who
teaches in Cornwall. are spending their
vacations at their homes herc-.J l..
Seldcn is spending the holidays at his
home in Northampton. Mass.-Miss
RcInicc Garrow is at home from her
school in Lincoln for the hoIidays.-Miss
Bessie Cudworth went To her homo in
South Ashburnham Mass Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. $ S. Drake Of Bedford
Ohio arc GUESTS at the Bristol House
/ C. II. Whey OF I,yudonvillc is spend
ing his vacation with hi, family here
William Edmunds is at home from Mid
dleburv Collcre.-Miss Marjorie Bing-
ham, who teaches school in Grand
Isle is at home for the holidays.-Wil-
liam \. Shatt,ick of Baltimore Dental
College is at homo for the holiday vaca-
tion.-Arthur Mott is at home from
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LOST AND FOUND.

YEARLING HEIFER found owner
identify and pay charges. Brewster *
Pierce, Huntington Center, VT. 3.w.3t.