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BRISTOL.

Miss Myrtle Hin of Middlebury was a
guest Of her grandmother. Mrs. +. N.
Hin, Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. John G.
sunderland of I3ridport were over-Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. a. c. sumner
The Willing Workers met Wednes-
day afternoon in the church rarlors. The
hostcsses were Mrs. Waiter Wright.
Mrs. Bert Wright, Mrs. r. \. Trevillan,
Jennines.-Mrs. William.May of Meredith,
y. H.. is visiting friends in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer A. Jennings visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ira f. Stewart Sunday.-Mss
Jane Lawrence was at home over Sunday
from her school in Characteristics. Emma
Cooley spent the Weekend with her
parents in Leicester Junction.-Eli King
and family have moved into the library
tenement on North strcct.-Mr and Mrs
Harry Wright have moved here from
Essex into the house that they bought
some time ago of Archie Gladding.-Mrs.
Josie Morgan has returned from a few
days visit at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Rogers in NergenneS.-Perry Eddy and
family have moved to Hartford, Conn
Wilbur Brown and family have moved
into Mrs. Cora Smalrs house on North
street.-Nliss Amy Sumner spent the week.
end with her sister. Mrs. Arthur Stevens,
! in Cornwall.-The body of Ira Nj. Taylor
was brought from Mddlebury Monday
afternoon for burial in Greenwood ceme-
tery.-Miss Abbe Dixie. who has been
visiting Mrs. Nellie Dixie for a week,
returned to her home i'm johnson Satur-
day.-About leo people attended the
| Halloween social held in the Methodist
Church parlors Friday evening The pre-
gram consisted of piano duet by Mis-
| Landon and Mrs. Guindora; reading Miss
Comstock; violin solo, Ralph s. Brown;
solo. Cornelia Comstock; recitation. Isa-
| belle Wiley. Refreshments We're served
and games enjoyed by the young people
Miss Irene STANLEY and Miss Dora
| Barrett of burlington were guests of Miss
| EStclle Clerkin over Sunday.--C. II. Wiley
| of Lyndonville spent Sunday with his
| family here.-A Halloween social wa:
| given Saturday to Miss Wcller's Sunday
| school class at the home of Master vii
| liam Cardoll.-Miss Marjorie Bingham
was at home from Grand Isle over Sun
day.
Mrs Arvilla Somers of Burlington
visited relatives in town this week.
Or. II. l.. Avcrill of Middlebury was
in town Wednesday. Miss Jennie NJ
Grow, who has been visiting Their,
| the past 10 days, returned with him
Mrs u. w. Durfee Is visiting hei
sisters in Watcrbury-R. S. Smith, T.
NJ. Smith, NJ, \. Rider and Lawrence
Mcphane are in New York this week
~ fun house greeted Clifton Nal
lory and his company in "The Test" al
liollcy hall Wednesday evening. This
was the first of the series of enter
tainmcnts under the auspices of Bris
tol high school. The next attraction
will be the Otterbiem Male Quartette
| ON November 20
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WEYBRIDGE.

Ms. Arabclle Sturtevant has sold her
farm to Henry Boies and Albert Sturte-
want. Mrs, Sturtevant will leave the last
Of the week to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Cornell at
Cornwall on the IIudson.-M and Mrs
Rollin Shaw, Mr., and Mrs, John Shaw
and Miss Christine Shaw are in Benning-
ton.-Mrs Ralph Thompson of Cornwall
on-the-Hudson is in town for "A few days.
District Superintendent Kent preached
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FOR RENT.

valley to rent to a desirable tenant
who will furnish stock and tools. A
good opportunity for milk route. truck
Farming or tobacco growing. situated
minister. village. near the corn fac
tory. which nays SIT per ton for all
and ste lack to the farmer, three
fourths mile from Walpole village and
three and three-fourths miles from
Bellows Falls \ good manager. can
turn off 4evera. thousand dollars
worth Of products Tcr annum. Apply
10 W. V. Farr. Burlington. Vt.
24,dwtf.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. IL A. Blanchard return
ed to their home In Woodstock Monday
after visiting at the home of John Miles
for the past few days.-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Miles Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. George Russell and
son of New Haven visited his brother,
Mitchell Russell, the last of the week.
Mrs. NJ. Madigan of Burlington and
Mrs. D. V. Hanks of Stoneham. Mass,
visited their sister. Mrs. V. Z. Sargent,
Sunday and Monday
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at the Methodist Church Sunday.-Mrs.
Mamie Dodge OF West Rutland has been
spending some time among friends here.
MISS Lucy Harrington is spending a
week at her home here.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Mitchell and son of st. Adams and
rs Henry Mitchell OF Fairfield were
guests OF NJ and Mrs. H. a. Boies.-
Wills Hall attended the funeral of his
1ather-in-law, Noble Kimball, Friday in
Ferrisburg.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Roy Hurlburt and family of Monkton
were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs
David Folansbee, Sunday.-The Ladies'
Home Circle will meet Thursday, Novem-
Der H. with Mrs. Henry Germain.E,zra
Hallock died October 80 after an illness
of several years, aged about SIS. The flu
neral was held Tuesday afternoon at his
late home
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WESTFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hall, Mrs. Willis
King. Mrs. George Stuart and Miss Mar
ella stuart attended the Eastern Star meet
ing in Binghamvile Friday.-Carl Macon
Der visited his uncle, George Cobb, in
Rutland, IA few days last week and was
accompanied home by his aunt. Miss Les
sic Cobb who spent the weekend with
her parents,-Miss Mary Jackson Is to
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UNDERKILL CENTER.

The funeral of Mrs. La France of West
ford was held at St. Thomas Church
Tuesday morning. Burial was in the
Catholic cemetery Il Ward
have sold for II. 7. Chase Of West Boil
ton, his farm here, known as the FRANK
IIanley farm, to william Stevens of Jeri
cho. The purchase price was $2,G00.-The
condition of Thomas McGuire's daughter,
who has been i'll with typhoid fever. 3
much jnprpVoI
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NEW HAVEN.

The members OF the Ladies' Union
will serve a chcken-pie supper in the
town hall Friday evening from six to
tight o'clock, to be followed by an en-
tertainment by the Middlebury College
Quartet, which has been engaged for
this evening. The college quartet is a
team which has already worked together
one season, and these men, the best
out of n large number give a delightful
entertainment.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The funeral of Noble l.. Kimball, who
died October 90 at the age of GS years,
was held Friday afternoon at one
O'Clock at his late home. The Rev. Fred
Hagadorn, DIR. j. NJ, Thomas of Middle
bury and the Rev, Mr., Curr OF Brandon
conducted the services, The bearers
were Wilbur Ball. Herbert Ball, Ezra
Bail, Homer BAH, Austin Booth ana
j. H. ST. Peter The house was filed
with relatives and friends, The deceased
leaves q wife and two daughters, Mary
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Laporte of Man.
chester. y. H., are visiting at F. L.
lakes-About is ladies Of the neighbour
hood enjoyed quilting party at the home
of Mrs. c. f. Osgood Wednesday. Supper
was served.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. j. Mayo OF
St, Adams. who have spent week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May.
Vile, have returned hcme.-Miss Charlotte
Osgood visited Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Page
in Burlington over Sunday.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Methodist Episcopal vestry Thursday
John Thompson, who has been i'll is bet
ter.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nocha November 1.-The entertain
ment given by the Mason jubilee singers
Monday night was largely attended.
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turned to Westford Sunday after a few
days visit with her cousins, Mrs. David
Holmes and Mrs. George Mincklcr.
Mrs. Moody j. Perry died Friday
afternoon from the effects of a shock of
paralysis suffered that day. The fu-
neral was held Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock at the house. Mr.. and Mrs G. \.
Pratt started Thursday afternoon for
their winter home In Crescent civ Ella
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GRANVILLE.

son was born october II to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Dingard.-Flynn Ford
has gone to Keene n. H., to work this
winter.-Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wilson
of Ludlow were at Charles Wilson s
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus
Nathan are visiting In Royalton.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Tomlinson, who
have been staying with Mr.. and Mrs,
T.. r. Davis since they We're burned out,
have gone to Richmond to reside.-Mrs.
Agnes Ryan is visiting her sister, Mrs.
T.. b. York-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bart
lett have moved TO Underhill Center
H. +. Tomlinson picked ripe strawberry
November l. October II Mrs Tomlinson
picked enough ripe raspberries for pie,
Mrs Walter Lamb and children or
oxford, Mass. are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs A. n. Tomlinson.-Mr. and
Mrs Frank Fitzsimonds Of Underhill
Center were in town Monday Robert
Streeter was at home from Jeffersonvllle
over Sunday.-G. w. streeter Is In Troy
on business.-The Society of Willing
Workers met with Mrs. Julia Gregory
November AIRS. Marjorie Irish Will re-
turn to Worcester Mass. Saturday
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ROLTON.

Burton Ward of Moretown came to town
Saturday and has renewed the lease for
year of piece of land used for the
yarding OF logs and belonging to c. 5,
Brush of Bolton.-Mr Elliot of Warren
was In town Saturday and took a trip
to Burlington in company with C. S.
Brush. Mr. Eliot returned TO his home
i'm War; Saturday evepinr
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FOR SALE

MILKING MACHINES.
CREAM SEPARATIONS, GASOLINE
ENGINES for sale If interested
write for prices and get acquaipted.
Strong Hardware Co.. II. G. Haw-
thorne, Burlington. 252d&w.1m
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Kimball and Mrs. william Hall OF Wey-
bridge, and sister, Mrs. Patrick NC
Cabe of this town. Burial was In the
village cemetery,
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

POULTRYMEN'S ATTENTION We
manufacture a -hipping crate for poul-
try, called The Peerless Iron Bound
Crate" s1.0O each, f. o. b. mil. The
best crate on the market. almost in
destructa Bile. weight less than % pounds,
The L. L. Chandler Co. Orleans. Vt
81 oct wat
WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK COCK
EREL for sale at So North Union
street, Burlington. 41d,wtf.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

F1RST-CLASS BLACKSMITH wanted
on new wagon work: steady work good
wages. NJ. ]. Bowler, Holvoke. Mass.
96o 1ot W ct.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

REGISTERED BERKSHIRES for sale.
Maple Grove Farm. North CRANKY,
Conn. 25o, oct ". At.
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120-ACRE FARM for sale in Williston,
will carry % cows. Fourteen cows
three horses, young stock and fodder,
all farming tools; will sell at n har-
gain If sold at once For further IN
formation write Box -, Essex june
ton. VI. r. D. No. l. eG9. dW.N.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FARM. 125 ACRES. 40 heavily wooded,
buildings in excellent condition, run
ming water. five miles from Worcester,
one and one-half from steam and troll
lev cars, near churches and excellent
schools. Reuben Moore. Holden. Mass.
249 WIN
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MAN wanted on farm, who is a good
teamster and handy at all work
Wages s25 per month in winter; ~
In summer. with room and board.
Apply to Chas II. Foote, South Bur
linEton 2Gl ct, wit.
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WANTED-50 experienced lumbermen at
once. Good pay. Winter work. Ad-
dress. Emerson & Cass. care FITZGERALD
Lumber Co.. Johnson VI fW,2t.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

office l45 Cherry street II. w. Bull
lock. proprietor. Fine Shirt, Collar and
sun Work. Phone 3s-ll or send post.
- and driver will call
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9amtItsn.

1fuier Ngeat in SamiIton u
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ermcrbet oufgefunben purbs. Der
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feinem Rsitaurunt itebenben msilaura.
tsur syis pdtrid aus unb erf@ob Sie'
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Garran3a.9 .9rmppen
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in Der 9auptfabt pin
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ben 5Gnben Der Iruppen DON General
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6auptitabt Dor ben onriidenben Srup.
pen 9ilas nnb 3apatas gu rdumsn,
ba bieis Repplutionsfiibrsr nidt nit
feinen politiiden aniidttn sinpers
itanben pdrsf. Die garranjiftn bas
ben iofort bic Srbnuns fpiebsr bersss
felt unb lntsr Der 8ep5lleruns madt
iib Elm alIgsmsines GsfiibI Der Be-
frisbiguns bemettbor.
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Sdiebsrei ON Donneritus To4mit.
tag beim Gin5us Der GarranSiitsn auf
bem plab Dor btm Raiionulpaluit BON
sSranctireurs psriibt ipurbs, bic tuie
General Obregon bebaupttt. Is auf
ibn abgeiebeu batten. Sopeii lit es
nod ni6t esIunssn Der Burfden, bic
pom Dad Der aatbebraIe feusrten uno
brei SpIbaten .rf9oTsn unb cine ans
sabl SoIOatsn Dertpunbsisn. habbaft
Su iperben.
glne Diribihafteu iinb Dorldufis
0eIdloiIen. Die 8antsn uno bic
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persiislidb fuisbsr eeDffnst psrben.
oym aauTe Der Raht iinb iDeiters
20, 600 Wlonn Iruppeu siHgeriidt unb
babsn bic ibusn angewieisuen Quar-
there besogen.
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gen Dirb adu3 bsioHbsrs berporssbos
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