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ESSEN JUNCTION.

The funeral of Alex Conual was he'd
Yesterday nj his home on the road from
Essex Junction t. Bingham hill Mr..
Connal was fatally injured while digging
in a gravel pit last Thursday. and was
removed TO the Fanny Allen hospital
where he died Monday Hie was born
March &c. $50 and leaves besides his
mother. five sisters. Mrs. Alvin Sanderson
and Mrs. Henry Bryan of Springfield,
Mass Mrs, Frank Zeigler Of Chicago
Mrs c. r Elliott and Miss Elizabeth
Connal of the Philippine islands. and one
hroher. Chester, Of ontario. The bearers
were 4. L. Sanderson. f. G. Ieieler, H.
y. Bryant. Chester Connal A. Noonap
and T OBrien. The floral tributes We're
many ard beautiful Burial was in EsseE
junction.
The State board of education has re-
appointed Miss Minnie +. HAYS super
intendent Of the Essex Junction public
school union which is now composed OF
the following towns: Essex Junction, !.
Essex town, Wiliston. colchester town,
Winooski. l. Shelburne and South Bur
,'lington. formerly in this union, have been
added to n southern district. All are well
pleased with the reappointment of Mss
Hays for this work
II. W. Jaro has sold for Harry Roberts
of Williston his farm to Earl Iiuburt Of
Jericho, possession given Septemner J.
The teachers and free tuition exam
nation will be held by superintendent
HAYS at the high school building
! Thursday and Friday Candidates for
the first grade examination should
present themselves at eight o'clock 10
! ban hai
Mrs. Nelson Nalyou died at her
home on West street about 1890
O'Clock Tuesday morning after 1
weeks illness Death was due to
Brights disease. Amelia Deforge was
born in Essex ~ years ago last March.
She was married to Mr.. Nalyou Il
years ago last January, The marriage
took place in Burlington, the ccre-
mony being performed by Father Car
dinai They have always lived i'm
Essex Ten children were born to
them. nine of whom are living. They
are: Mrs. George patncaude ana
Isreal of Billerica. Mass. oliver Of Bur
lngton. Mrs, Frank Myers of South
Burlington, Mrs Louis White of Barre
Levi of this place. Mrs. clifford Mar
coux OF Colchester and Edward and
! Nelson, who live at home. There are II
| grandchildren and two great-grand
children living Thirteen grandchildren
have died. Mrs. NalNou is also sur
vived by three brothers, John, Alfred
and Henry of Colchester and four sis,
tiers. Mrs Frank parizo and Mrs
Joseph Burnell of Essex and Mrs
Mitchell Brissett and Mrs Emmet
Huard of Winooski. The funeral will
be held at the Church of the HOLY
Family this morning at nine o'clock.
Thomas OGrady, for sometime agcn
at the G. V. Il. r. station ut Nortl
Williston, has been appointed agent o
tho local station. q, q, Rurneu, VIII,
has been the agent for several months
and his family have gone to spen,
sometime with relatives in New IIamp
shire.
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ORWELL.

Henry Supernaut Of this village is in
his a5th year and enjoys good health
s. +. stay has returned from Port Henry.
y, Y. whore he went for treatment tor
his eYes.-The Rev. and Mrs Isaacs are
I'm camp at Hinkam Pond, sudbury, for
two weeks.-Arthur CAREY Of North
Cambridge. Mass. it. the guest of his
mother. Mrs. Charlotte Carrey.-Mrs. w.
A. Skinner Of SomcrVille. Mass, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. u. l.. Wells
Miss Sarah Burnell of Shorcham is
keeping house for her grandfather, II. G.
l.awrence.-Mr and Mrs. Thomas Dumas
of New York are guests # Mrs. Zebulan
Baker-The Rev. r. C. Flagg Of Bur
llngton preached at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday morning.-MrS. John
Aunchman and children Of New York
city are at Jacob Aunchman's.-The
Sunday closing of business places move
ment struck Orwell last sunday
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BRIDPORT.

Miss Maude Smith of Orwell is the guest
of friends in town.--Mrs +. 5. Converse
and Miss Louise Converse have returned
to Rurlington.- Edward Nichols is the new
school director. in place of G. ID. PaNne'
resigned. The school in the Converse dis
trct will be reopened this fall-Tho
Ladies' society will hold lawn social at
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nadeaus Thurs
day evening August l9.-G. l.. Smith, who
has been visiting his sister. Mrs d. F.
Rice accompanied by a friend from Bos-
ton, has returned to his home at Or
well.--Miss Carrie Conn of Burlington l.
at her old home here.-Mr and Mrs. Will
bur E.lithorp Of Fitchburg are visiting the
formers parents. NJ" and Mrs. Charles
Elithorp.-Miss Mercedes Nisun is visit
ing in assachusetts.-Mrs. Alice Hough
Is entertaining her sister from Connecti-
: on
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MONKTON.

Mrs. f.. e. Thomas of Spokane Wash,
has returned home after visiting her
cousin Mrs. W. j. Cox. and other friends
in town.-Mr, and Mrs II. c. Gee and
son. Kenneth, spent sunday in Middle
hury.-The regular business meeting of
Florona Grange will he held Friday
evening followed by short literary
program. The Misses Ruth and Cicily
Donahue viii furnish musc.-Mrs. II. p.
Potter has returned from Long Point
Omer Parch Of Concordia, Kan, Is visit
ing relatives here in town.-Earl Myette
of PawtuCkct, r. L. is visiting his cousin.
Kenneth Gec-Mrs. j. f.. Laid of Bur
lington was in town Sunday.-The Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taussig left Tuesday morn
Ing for Spring Grove camp-meetlng.-
Mrs. \. Clapper of Springfield. Mass. Is
spending n feV days with her daughter,
Mrs. William Coats-W Nutting, who
has been the guest at the parsonage for
the past three weeks, has returned to
his home in New York city.
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WAITSFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Neill and two chill
dren of Moretown visited at Thomas
Neill's Sundav.-Miss Grace Joslyn of
New York city is visiting at her broth
er's. Howard Joslyn.--George Norton and
Lola Livingston were married saturday.
Leila Marshall. Marion and Pauline
Neil are guests of Fred Joslyn at Lake
Willoughby-Mr Sarah Hines of Barre
is visiting at Jerry Kew s.-Supt, Bennett
G. Douglass has moved his household
goods to Brandon, where he has posi-
tion Work has been begun on the road
and bridge by George Jones.-Mrs. Frank
Berno was called to Moretown Saturday
by the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs Raymond Norton James NELL has
moved his goods to the Thompson house,
which he has purchased
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man Of Morrisville is guest Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Fay Marvin. Miss Elizabeth Cook
who has been visiting friends in town tho
past two weeks returned Wednesday 10
her home i'm Boston Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Nall ana Mrs Curtis and Mr. and Mrs.
clark Wright ana family are in camp at
Mallctts BaN-Mr. and Mrs Furness and
children of Boston are at W. II. Mum
son's.-Miss Augusta Falk and Miss Dol
ma Johnson, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. Il. Thompson, have returned
TO their home I'm Hostun.-Mr and Mrs.
George ScattorgOOd and son George re-
turned Monday to their home in philadel-
phia.-Alr and Mrs. Henry Gladue and
Miss WaShburn Of pultency, y. Y. are
visiting Mr. and Mrs victor Perkins
Tho loys Of the keystone class will serve
ice cream ana cake mt the parish house
lfliIut lipIf
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BRISTOL.

There was a large attendance at the
reception given the Rev, and Mrs George
c. Chappell by the Baptist Church Fri
and Mrs. +. Il. Dickerman assisted in
receiving. The ushers We're the Misses
Blanche Jacobs and Mildred Morgan
Phillip Lawrence and Clement smith
The guests were received AT the door by
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bates Refreshments
We're served by Mrs. Eugene Johnson
and Miss Ruxa Chase. Remarks We're
made by the Rev. Phillip Strong, ID. D..
the Rev. c. a. Parker and the Rev.
G. c. Chappel.-H G, r.. Bristol has re-
turned from two weeks trip to Balti-
two children Of Washington, -. c.. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Hassel-
tine-A. T.. Grow was ut home
from Cedar point Friday Mr.. and
Mrs Albert w. Cove returned with him
Saturday for a vacation, -Bernice Glea-
son returned saturday from n visit OF
several weeks at the home of her aunt
Mrs. Floyd Grow, In Westford.- Mrs
Josie Morgan and daughter Miss Mil
dred. went Saturday TO MaIletts Bay
to visit her son, George Morgan, and
family for few days.-The sixth annua
reunion Of the Arvis and Elliott families
will be held at the home 81 ?hilandel
Arvis and son on Wednesday. August IS
Mr. and Mrs g. W Es,ey and daueh-
ter, Barbara went to Plat shUrgh sun
day to visit the Rev. arl Mrs Roy
Wood -Mrs ]. p. Abernel,y and ohil-
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WHITING.

Mr.. and Mrs, William NaYlor went
to the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
lington. Friday, where Mrs. Naylor un-
derwent an operation saturday. NJ
Naylor returned home Monday leav-
ing her as comfortable as could be eX
pectcd.-Miss Emma Cox and niece ~
Lapier. Mich, are in town, the guests
Of frends.-The Rev. Lancaster Of
Middlcbury will preach in the Congre-
gational Church Sunday.--Mr. Blood If
Cornwall Is building a house on his
lot in this village.-The Ladies' Aid Of
the Congregational Church will hold
meeting in the church hall this af-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

clerk in that place Monday morning after
q 10 days vacation Superintendent a, w.
Eddy will conduct examinations for
teachers certificates and high school en-
trance certificates on Thursday and Fri
day at the graded school building Mrs.
l.. J. BruYa and daughter, Elsie. who
have been visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Napoleon TaPan, for two weeks,
have returned to Barre Mrs. f.. + I}iXby
of Randolph and Mrs +. Z Ingalsbc and
Two children Of Missoula Mont, are
spending a few weeks in this village with
friends Mrs, &, c. Murray and daugh-
ter OF Burlington and J. S. McQuivey of
Auburn. y. Y, are guest. at the home of
q. a McQuivey.-Mrs. Joseph Forest has
'eturned from Charlotte, where she has
necn to visit her sister. Mrs. Daniel
Hayes, and family, for 10 days.
have been great setback to the farm
ers, who have not been able to get their
hay crop all harvested They report the
crop far better than expected and in
most cases they are cutting more than
last year. The grain is said to be
the best in this section for several
years and some have commenced to rear
,t-Monday, market day, eggs brought
% ard p cents and butter - to y
cents.--Tho Rev, and Mrs. John Evans
Bold left Tuesday for their summer
home AT Lake George to spend few
weeks. Mr. Bold will return to towr
and hold his services as usual on Sun
day at st. stephens Episcopal church
There will be no evening services at tn,
church during August-Mrs Charles
Collins has moved from one o
he n
street, where she has lived for /
years. into a house owned by William
H. Baldwin on South Main street-A ID
visit to his family in Burlington. lie OK
pects to remove his family here abou
october MIR. and Mrs. Fred Heminwa
have returned from Philadelphia wher
hey have been for a few months Durin
heir stay there Mr., lIeminway has bee
, patient in one Of the hospitals He
somewhat improved. Mrs John /
Stewart has gone to Thompson's poin
where she Is at her summer HON,
THE Crows Nest" Her two sons, Dugal
and Benjamin Stewart, Of New York. ar
with her. Mr. Stewart returned Monda,
having spent Sunday with his family
Mrs. Ira Pond is in Burlington to Wis
neT mother, MIS' f'i'lpS d, oolIildT WI
Is patient at the Mary Fletcher no.
oitalE-Mrs. Harvey Ellis and niece hay
vetuyned from Ticonderoea, \. Y. whel
hey have been for a week to visit rel;
lives and frie9ds'-Word has been r.
ceived that Mr.. and Mrs, Earl NJ, Gov
are parents of a son, born August 3.
the homo Of his parents In Bristol Mr.
Cove Was Miss Molly Kendall of tn
village R. F.. Fassett Of Bethel is
town to visit his brother, George Fasset
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PANTON.

Mrs George Miller of East Chicago,
Ind. has arrived at the home Of her
parents Mr., and Mrs John Farnsworth,
for a Vacation,-Mrs Emma Raine OF
Worcester. Mass. Is spending three
weeks with relatives here and in Ad-
dison-Mrs. John otis and two children
have returned from Tilton, \. H., whcr'
they visited several days.-lloward
GrandeN of Nergennes was In town over
Sunday-Miss Sadie Atkins of N'rlden.
Conn, IL visiting her mother, Mrs.
Fcrrond liarwcll Mr. and Mrs. LoNa
Spauldng were in Witherbee, \. Y.
sunday, guests OF her brother, Elwin
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Rev. John Duffield of Williams
town, Mass who is spending n month
on Long Point, preached at the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church Sunday.-W Wilbur
IIigbee and family Of Proctor spent Sun
day with his brother, Fred Higbee. ED
ward Melby is spending a week at Camp
Abnaki. MIR and Mrs. Ralph Roby OF
South Hero returned home Sunday after
n sh )rt visit at the home of her ia
ther, Dr. f. s. Lane.-NTiss Florence
Marsh of Elizabeth. n. j., Is u guest Of
Mrs. Frank Baker.-Mrs Lucinda Allen.
Mrs. Fred Hagadom and Miss Anna Mar
tin are among those who have gone TO
Spring Grove to attend the Young Peo-
pies Assembly-Miss Bulah Allen Of
Pawlet is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Allen.
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CORNWALL

Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Matthews have been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Renedict in Bristol, MIR and Mrs. John
sperry, Mr.. and Mrs. charles Otis. and
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Fields have return
ed from Lake Dunmorc. where they have
been camping for week-Mr. and Mrs,
Carson Fisher spent sunday IN Addison
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams. who
have newborn son. Mrs. Adams Is Mr.
Fisher daughter,-Mr and Mrs, A. W.
Foote spent Sunday in camp at Lake
Dunmore William T. Richards Is at the
ing been operated on for appendicitis
Mrs William Richards and Mrs Peter
Richards visited him Sunday at the nos
pltal-The Misses Marguerite and Jessie
Lane have gone to Ottawa to visit their
brother Sanford Lane, and their uncle,
Arthur Lane
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dren returned from two months visit
at her home in DeISalb Ill.-Dr. +. II.
Farr returned to his home in New
York city Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Il. Is.
Guindon went to Spring Cove Monday to
attend the young peoples assembly ana
camp meeting Mrs. Guindon Is the or
ganist-W. A. Shattuck has returned
from North Ferrisburg. The Bristols and
Center Rutlands will play baseball at
Athletic park Saturday.
Misses Helen and CienevievS Kilbourn
of Burlington were at home over sun
day.-A. w. Cove returned from Cedar
Point Monday night.-Mr and Mrs. W.
u. Battles and Mrs. +. s. Matthewson
and daughter Miss Ella. returned from
Long Point Monday.-The standard
Bearers of the Methodist Church met
with Miss Mildred Smalley Monday af-
ternoo n.-The Rev. and Mrs. G. a.
Parker are attending the Young Peo-
pies assembly at Spring Grove. Mr.
Parker has charge of the singing
~ II. Duba and family of Enoshurg
Fails are in town.-Mr. and Mrs. KOS
coe Suite and little daughter of New
Haven. Conn, are guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. G. Page and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Hatch of North
ampton. Mass, were guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. r, +. Hatch Monday ma
tions for teachers and applicants for
free advanced instruction certificates
will be held Thursday and Friday at
the high school building.
Clarence Bosworth of Burlington is
visiting at the home Of his grand
mother, Mrs. G. NJ. Bosworth.-MisS
/ Rhena Gorton Of Sheldon is the guest
of friends in town.. :. Mathowson
| went to Montreal Wednesday after
noon.--A @ Bicknell and family at
/ tended the Sargent family reunion In
Lincoln Wednesday.--Mr and Mrs
/ Charles sumner are the parents of
| boy. born Tuesday.--Several from here
went to the Young Peoples Assembly
! at Spring Grove Wednesday. The True
| Blue Glee club went to sing
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NEW HAVEN.

r. NJ PartCh and family attended the
wedding August of Mrs. Partch's son,
Howard Winslow, AMI Miss Ratti a. West
Rutland The Rev Guy Hendry left
Monday for a three weeks vacation 49,
Miss Mary f. Roscoe Is visiting friends
in town,-Mrs. Nina Ward is visiting
friends in New Hampshire and Massachu-
setts.--C. s. Everest and family return
ed Tuesday from South SALISBURY. -
Madam Squire is al home from Port
Henry, where she visited her granddaugh
ter, Mrs, George Sprigg Madame Jack
man Of Waltham is a guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. S. Dana.-Beaver Glenn
Grange Will entertain Bristol and Monk
ton Oranges Friday night
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WALTHAM.

Mrs. Frank Tucker is Improving from
her recent illness. Mrs Mary Sneden Is
visiting her son. G. j. Sneden.-MarH
Annis has resumed her duties at A. +.
Booths after being called to her home
in Brooksfeld, n. V, by the Illness of
her sister.-Mrs. Ralph Booth and son,
DonQvan, are spending the sumner In
Waltham with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. G. Ward and sisters, Mrs. a. F.,
Booth.-W. f.. Lee and family have NOV
ed rom George A. Hunts tenement
house to William Hunts Of New Haven
where he is acting as overseer-M Miss Eva
Morrill, is spending a few days with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. Merrill OF
Wevhridge Edward Smith Of Yer
gennes is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
Tucker -Woodburn Harris is spending
his vacation in town.
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HANCOCK.

The funeral Of Mrs. George Taylor, Sr
was held from the home Aug. 3, with in
ternent in the village cemetery. The Rev
O. r. Wells officia ted.-Mr and Mrs
Shephardson are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
4. u. Miles,. Ellis Smith died Mon
day morning after an illness of nearly a
year with a complication of diseases.
The funeral was held Wednesday at the
house. Burial was at Goshen. He leaves
wife and five daughters, Mrs. Frank
I-ingard, Alice, Eva, Lillian and Amy
Smith.
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs, Morton Hale OF cabot
ar" visiting her parents, Mr. ana MIS-
Gabriel Purnton.-E NJ Roscoe or
Weyhridge is visiting his daughter
Mrs. toward Brooks.--Warreh ana
Greta Brooks are visiting In WeS-
bridge'-Mr' and Mrs. Otto Rutterne'd
are at Long Point for week.
Charles Damon, daughter and son-ih-
law OF Pawtucket, II. /, are Nlslt'hS
at Elias Bowens -The Rev, Herbert
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ADDISON.

A son. Eldrid Wright, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams August ..
Mrs. william Noonan and two sons
have gone to Rensselaer,, y. Y. to
visit Mrs. Ethel Warner Guyette.--
Mrs Myron Smith has been in Bur
lington to see her sister, Mrs. stanton
Cross, and daughter. Stella Cross, the
latter being in the Mary Fletcher hos
pital-Miss Cora Barber is In New
Russia, y. Y, the guest Of relatives
Mrs. Marion Whitford has been spend
ing few days at Arthur Clarks.-
Mrs T. G, Wood Is ILL.,
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Kent and family.--Mr. and Mrs Fred
Harris of Bridport and Edward Harris
Of Cornwall were with their sister, Mrs.
Arthur Vanderhoof, Sunday.-Tho Rev.
and Mrs. G. G. Cornell went Monday
to Spring Grove to be present at the
Epworth League camp meeting this
ek.--During the storm Of Sunday night
lightning struck and killed two cows
belonging to John Spaulding. Andrew
RUSSO Is suffering with n sore finger
caused by the bite of a cat.
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Kelton OF Middlctown Springs, a for
mer pastor here, preached in the Meth
odist Church Sunday morning In cx-
change with the Rev. D. w. Rich.
The 3sth annual reunion of the Purin.
ton family will be held at the home of @.
H. Purirton in Lincoln August 19.-The
Colby reunion will be held at David Mei-
rill's in Lincoln on Wednesday, August IS
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VERGENNES.

hardwood floor Is being put down
in grade room three of the Nergennes
school building. the tanitor. Scott iattaw,
doing the work.-The family OF eX-Mayor
John A. Harrington, who have been
spending several weeks at the Harrington
homestead in Weybridge, have returned
to their home on Main street.-The Misses
Ada and Jennie Bristol of Middlebnry
are spending two weeks with their
mother, Mrs. Myron r, Bristol and their
sister MS H. c. Herrck.-Mss Helen
Lee is visiting Miss Helen Phelps in
! Burlington. principal ]. c. Walker and
! family have returned from a week s
! outing at the cottage of Judge Frank J."
! Fish at Mile point.--Ci. T.. o, kimball
| has been appointed administrator. and
! Thomas Mack and Timothy Neville COM
missioners in the estate of the late Miss
! Sarah Crane.-Mrs. II. II. Slack has gone
to visit relatives In Boston and Will also
visit Miss Thessie Powers at Hyannis,
| Mass The quarantine for diphtheria has
been removed from the house Of Edward
! kremptiz Leonard Oliver has returned
to South birmingham, Mass after a
weeks visit to his uncle and aunt. Mr.,
and Mrs. Dustin NJ Barrows.- Mrs,
Margaret Carpenter ia visiting her
SON Ernest Carpenter of Addison.
Miss Susan James Of Springfield
Mass, is spending a month with her sis
ter, Miss Edna James, MIR, and Mrs
Arthur Allen left Saturday for San
Antonio. Texas. where they will reside
on their way they will visit Niagara
Falls, Buffalo n, Y, Dayton, Ohio, and
indianapolis, Ind.
DR., G. +. Langworthy Of Washington
/ y. c., is spending a month at the Gotta 20
Of Louis G., Cotey.-Mrs l.. s. WhitfoId
has returned from a visit TO friends In
= Addison,-Frank Gee spent Sunday ir
I Burlington with his son, George osept
0 Montenay and Henry W. Smith visited
= in Burlington Sunday.-F. W, Flagg ha,
8 returned from weeks vacation ant
q resumed his duties at the store of j. A
: HARRINGTON NJ. Lynch OF New Yorl
= has Joined his wife at the home OF hi
e uncle, Or. +. c. Phelps.-Th condition
t of Miss Mary Crane. who Is seriously III
l. remains about the same.-Mr, and Mrs
S Robert Hudson and niece, Miss Ellen
n | Ryan. were called Sunday to Brandon b
& ] the death of Mr.. Hudsnns hrnth.-- I'D
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ESSEN CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs y. w. Paquette, Misses
Nina and Carrie and NJ. Albert Pratt
visited at South Royaton sunday.
making the trip by automobile. Mrs.
". n Bliss and daughter, Gertrude.
or Rockford, H.. are visiting in town,
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

POSITION AS HOTSEk EEPER wanted
nv CAPABLE refined American lady OF
middle age: capable of assuming fuil
charge of any positions where trust
and reliability are desired. Address
A r. s.. Free Press ottice. l'"t'"'I.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman ScoVille and SON
Ralph of Rutland are visiting Mr. ana
Mrs. Norman Wright Miss Hazel Sher-
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

BAY WORK TEAM. Eeldings. Young;
sound, Is hands. weigh about 2,N"'' ust1
to ali kinds Of farm work. not afraid
Of automobiles or steam cars. tarl -
Fletcher, Shclburno. VI Tel i59--.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

RELIABLE MAN WANTED to conduct
branch of our business. chaplin Farm
Agency. Boston OWL
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FOR SALE!

GROUND LIMESTONE. Right in test
fneness and price. Paul James; swan
ton, Vt. iN''o''"'iN
FOR SAI.E-Handsome piece of village
property. house with barn one acre
lot. including orchard. pure water,
house conveniently arranged Adotess
G. w. Jericho. w. l'''Zo''"''''
WANT TO HIRE a FARM 80 acres or
more with or without stock. Let me
know what you have. IL faqueI'e'
100 west 54th street, New York. city.
49," wv Await.