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ESSEX.

The funeral of Frank w. Booth, who
died Wednesday, Nov, TO- was held at his
late home Sunday afternoon at 1870
o'clock Frank w. Booth was born In
Essex October 8, 1S4S, the son Of Samuel
and Eunice (Woodworth) Booth. He was
the last of his family, three brothers
and three sisters and his father and moth
err having died. At different times he had
held most of the offices of the town, and
was town representative in 1896. For ID
years he had been grand master of the
exchequer of the Grand Lodge. *. OF p
which office he held at the time OF his
death. In early life he united with the
Baptist Church and was always active
in the work until Ill health prevented and
when he died he was deacon Of the
church at Essex Junction. October 3, 1870,
he married Flora Andrews. also of Essex,
who survives him. Two children were
born to them, Clayton A. Booth of Essex
junction and Mrs Gardner Brown of
Essex. Mr. and Mrs Booth resided in
Essex Junction for about 50 years, moving
to Essex about seven years ago. A loving
husband, a tender father, a warmheart-
ed friend, an earnest Christian and an
upright citizen, he leaves many friends
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LINCOLN.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kimbali are very
Ill with typhoid fever at their home at
the corner.-John Hamilton is falling
Mrs. Adeine Rock Is at her daughters,
Mrs. w. w. Norton J. Whitney Is
the first lucky deer hunter. bringing in
large doe on Monday.-Thc Rev Mr..
Danse gave a missionary lecture in Ncr-
gennes Sunday.-Mr. Morehouse, county
Y. NJ c, A. secretary, is speaking in the
Baptist Church. Fred Brown went Tues
day 70 Burlington to have his leg am
putated at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lee are in Ferris
Winifred Rhodes Is at home on
visit from Windsor.-W. +. Pierce is
in Warren
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SHELBURNE.

The interment OF the body of Cassius
Read, the former we'll known hotel man,
whose death occurred Nov. I'm New
York. was made in that city, 1t having
been decided not to bring the remains to
this village, his birthplace, for burial.
Mrs. Philip Fletcher and little daughter,
Dculah, of st. Johnsbury are visiting at
the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
@. N. Roberts.--Felix Chauvin has re-
turned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
where he had one Of his eyes removed
Friday night about eighteen friends of
Miss Helen Saunders gavo her a sur
prise party at her home. Cards, games
and music served to make the evening
pass pleasantly. and dainty refresh
ments were rved.-Mrs. w. Hayes
Mitchell and Mrs. f. T.. Spear have Join
ed Trinity Church choir.-Mr and Mrs.
George Collins are to close their house
at the Falls for the winter and Mrs.
Collins will keep house for Mr.. and
Mrs. l. II. Deyette.--Mr. and Mrs. John
Stapleton spent the weekend with friends
in Burlington.-Mrs Robert Hall Of Or
well, who has been visiting Mrs. Alfred
Martin, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson have come
to spend the winter with Mrs. Jackson s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. u. Webster
The bazaar recently held In st. Catherine s
hall netted the society rearly s70O.
There will be business meeting OF
the Ever-Ready Circle of tho King s
Daughters at the home Of Mrs. James
Minall this afternoon at 2:a O'clock
Miss Lila Taylor gave party to about
20 invited guests Monday evening at her
home. The usual program was carried
out.-Tuesday evening brought another
good time to the young townspeople
when Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Thompson
entertained by giving a surprise party
to their son, Mark. Continuous enter
tainment was provided throughout the
J evening and refreshments were served
Mrs. Henry Harrington Is improving ir
health Mrs. Rose Monniere has return
| ed to her homo after having been with
Mrs. Frank Carey on Shelburne poin
for seven weel<s.-Mrs. Frank Carey !.
| much improved in health.
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SHOREHAM.

The Sunflower Bazaar will be held un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' AID to-
night and Friday night in the Ladies
rooms. ChNken-pie supper Friday eve
ming. --Raym(nd Tcrril, who lost an arm
when caught In an ensilage cutter, Is
resting comfortably in Tlcondcroga hos
pital.-Mrs. Charles Cook entertained the
Moravian club Tuesday afternoon THE
village Lawyer" drama In four acts,
viii be given in academy hall Tuesday
evening, November 90, 0ndor the auspices
of the Glover club.--The second number In
the entertainment course will be the
"Otterbein Male Quartet on Friday. No
vember 26
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Warming for Special Town Meet
ing of the Town of Underhill.

In accordance with the terms OF a
petition to as directed and presented,
ana also deeming 1t necessary that a
speciI meeting OF said town be held,
the legal voters OF the Town of Under
hill are hereby notified and warned to
meet at the town hall, I'm said Under
MIL on Tuesday, November 23rd. A. D.,
1919, ut HOO O'Clock In the forenoon to
transact the following business, viz:
To see what part, II any, shall the
town pay back to Varnum II. Boyd on
tax assessed against him for the year
1915
Dated at Undcrhill, VI, November 9th,
r. J. BARRETT,
J.. A. EGAN,
e w, QUINN,
Selectmen of Underhiil
20wot.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI,

DR.. A. +. McGreevy, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Mc0rcevy of Maple street, has
received an appointment as government
veterinary inspector and is located in
the service at Chicago. DR.. McGreevy
passed the examination for the bureau
OF animal industry last spring. He was
graduated from the College of Veterinary
Surgery in Grand Rapids. Mich. and
since then has been practicing his pro-
fession with success in Charlevoix, Mich.
His wife and two children will join him
in Chicago soon.
The Central Vermont railroad building
department has force Of men at work
enlarging the freight office The office
in the meantime will be located in the
waiting room in the east end of the depot
The Improvement will add much more
space to the office. which was confined
to one room in the east end of the freight
shed, and was much too small to carry
on the business conveniently.
The Traction company has a block
signal placed at its switch on Main street
and at the switch near the Porter Screen
shops. If the Essex bound car reaches
the switch first and the red light is not
ON the conductor or motorman then turns
it on and the car proceeds to the screen
shop switch. and vice versa II the Bur-
lington bound car reaches the screen
shop switch first. This arrangement serves
to do away with the waiting on either
switch If they have time enough allotted
! them to make the other
Miss Georsianna Bleau. daughter OF
| Mrs Mary Beau OF Mallctts Bay ave-
| nue.. and John b. Lambert, druggist OF
Elmwood avenue, Burlington, were mar
| Rcd Tuesday morning at St. Francis
| Xavier Church by tho Rev. Emile j
| Parizcau in the presence OF friends and
| relatives The bride was offended my
| her brother, Frank Ble2u and the
groom's attendant was Phillip Beauliet
| of Barre. The wedding breakfast was
served at the brides home. when about
| 60 guests were present After a honey
moon trip to Boston and New York tic;
will be at home at 20 Decatur street II
| Burlington.
Among the deer hunters from here VIII,
have brought in deer are Charles Fitzger
aid, who shot 215 pound doe near Wat
erbury, and Eugene Fellows. of the post
office. who got a Compound buck neal
Topsham.
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WALTHAM,

Mr. and Mrs Henry Hallock have re-
turned home after attending the funeral
of Ezra Hallock of South Starksboro.-
Mrs Martin Pilger is i'll with rheumatism.
Mrs Dewitt Parker is improving
Ruth Gordon has gone to the Fanny AL
len hospital for treatment Mr. and
Mrs Carl Bacon spent Sunday at his
fathers, F. II. Bacon's.- William Jack
man has nearly completed his improve
ments on his house.-Austin Bodette spent
Sunday at his home in Addlson.-Mrs
Lucinda Jenkins is making an extended
visit In Danby.-Mason S. Stone gave
a talk on education in the town hall
Tuesday night-Samuel Preston of White
Plains, n. Y, born and brought up in
this town, gave speech in School
House District No. I. He talked about
| the New York schools and gave some very
good advice. Along with his talk he
showed magic lantern pictures of the
schools and pupils which he superin-
tends. His friends and neighbors were
| pleased to have him with them and
| listened with interest to his discourse.
Mr.. Alfred Smith, the district superin.
| tendent and his wife We're present-The
n. $. Club met with Mrs. Ward No
vember II. Sixteen members and four
visitors, Mrs George Evarts, Mrs. c. f.
! Sherbino Of Bridport Mrs. r. II. Booth
Of Vergennes and Miss Marion Wright
were present The topic was Yellowstone
| Park and many interesting papers were
read. The next topic will be Light
| houses and the club will meet at Mrs
A. G. WriShts Refreshments were
| served
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ST. GEORGE.

The pupils Of the St. George school
will hold sociable In their schoolhouse
Tuesday evening, November %, A pro-
gram has been prepared for the occa-
sion, Everybody is cordially invited,
During the evening curiosity packages
will be sold. The money obtained will
be used to purchase maps for the school,
room.-Miss Nora Hinsdale has gone to
the Fanny Allen hospital In WinoosSi
for treatment,-Ear Aver and daughter.
Katherine, returned home Sunday after
passing a week In ST. Albans,-Mr, and
Mrs, 3. L. Hinsdale and MT and Mrs,
Elmer Davis Of burlington visited at
the home OF Rollin Forbes Sunday.
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PANTON.

Mrs, Hattie Trowbridge has gone to her
home In Dawes Iowa. and from there
she will visit a brother I'm Wisconsin, after
which she Will 20 to California for the
winter. She has been with her sister,
Mrs Peter Smith. since spring Clarence
smith. who has been in California over
Il GEAR is back home.-Miss r. Han
Ghetto OF Minevlle and Miss H. Mcl-ane or
oneonta, y. Y. have been guests or
friends here,-The ladies OF the Home
circle met Wednesday evening with the
Rev. and Mrs. Cornell at the Methodist
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WILLISTON.

The Woman's Missionary society met
with Mrs. foratio Cram Tuesday after
noon.-A cottage prayer-mecting was held
at 7. w. Cady's Tuesday night The
Thursday night prayer-meeting will be
omitted this week.-Mlss Hazel Warner
OF Burlington is the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. Henry Hart,-Mr. Isham and family,
who have been on the Seymore Caswell
farm since last spring, have moved to
Muddy Brook.-Dr. A. l.. Bingham, who
his foot badly.-Miss Bertha Loggins,
who is In the Mary Fletcher hospital.
and who had "a serious operation last
week. is as comfortable as could be
expected.--A special temperance meet
ing was held Sunday evening.-The first
of the series of the Kings Daughters
entertainments was given Saturday
night in the Universalist hall. Mrs. En-
ma Bliss has gone to Shrewsbury, Mass.
to spend the winter with her brother,
George Bllss.-The Kings Daughters
Circle will give a chicken-pic supper
Tuesday night November %, at the Uni
versalist hall from $50 till all are serv-
ed-Arthur SIENNA and Wallace Chap
man went to Duxbury Sunday for the
deer hunting season-Miss Retta lsham
Is ill.-There will be Il Thanksgiving
service next week Wednesday night at
the Methodist Episcopal Church.
All those interested in the food sale to
be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Clark
Saturday, November y, for the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Methodist Episcopal
Church repair fund are requested to
bring something and also buy something.
These sales will be held every two weeks
until further notice. There will be a box
social under the auspices of the Boy
Scouts of America Friday night at their
headquarters in the school building.
Ladies are requested to bring box with
light rcfrcshments,-A Thanksgiving serv-
ice will be held in the Methodist Church
next week Wednesday night, instead of
Thursday Homer Prior, with his family,
spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs.
Henry Barnes in Essex Junction.
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UNDERHILL.

A. G., Humphrey mas bought Mrs.
Nancy Barrett's village property.-Among
thoe who have been successful in getting
deer since the season began are Carl
Ross, Charles Kettle, r. l.. Howe and Il.
q. Nealy. S. Il. Humphrey got two red
foxes. H. l.. Murdoch is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for an operation. The
Pythian Sisters held a fancy work sale
at X. of l.. hall Tuesday. Wednesday
evening they gave an entertainment IN
their hall.-Kirby Brothers have bought
of John Russell his farm at Riverside,
paying $l2,00O.-Mrs. Eugene Natcalf who
is at the Mary Fletcher hospital, in Bur-
lington, IL improving
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HANCOCK.

Henry Phelps who went to Rutland last
week to see a specialist, Is now in the
hospital, where they will treat him until
he Is able to undergo an operation
George ingalls, OF Bethel came the first
Of the week to go deer hunting, He Is
stopping with Dana Marsh. Mrs. John
Aldrich and Mrs l.. NJ. Church were in
town one day last week to get Master
Keith, who has been staying with his
sIandpa rents.
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COLCHESTER.

Burray Wright Thompson died sun
day at his home after n long illness
He was rs years old, and is survived by
his wife son, Ellvidge, OF this place,
and n daughter, Mrs. Don White Of
Athol, Mass The funeral was held
from the First Baptist Church at Col
chester Center Wednesday afternoon at
two O'Clock.
Fred Stanton and Louis Woolcott
went last week to their winter home In
Florida. Mrs Fred Andrus and daugh-
ter. Helen, We're over Sunday guests at
the home Of Mrs. Ellen Day.-Mrs. Fay
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Frank Ochampaugh is in town.
Mrs. r. S. Han, Miss Bessie Brown and
Mrs. c. Bodfish spent four days last
week in Burlington attending the mis-
sionary meetings.-M Mary Williams
went to Waterford, y. Y, Saturday,
With her sister, Mrs S. c. Bull, she
will return here for the winter-Mrs.
O. S. Wissell has recovered from an i'll
ness.--'fhe Hortonia Electric Power Co.
has purchased a site for a power house
of I. p. Desjardon Nickerson,
who had a shock last week is very
low.-Mrs. Marion Vail returned from
Brandon Saturday, where she spent the
week.-Mrs.. J. S. Wilcox left yesterday
for New York city, where she will keep
house with her daughter, Ruth. for the
wInter.-The Ladies' Sewing society will
hold business meeting In their rooms
Saturday at 200 p, m.--Schools will close
for the fall term Friday. Eagle Inn is
closed Cor the winter
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FOR RENT.

valley to rent to a desirable tenant
who. will furnish stool. and tools. A
good opportunity for milk route. truck
farming or tobacco growing. situated
minister village. near the corn fac
tory which nays s17 per ton for all
the. green sweet corn it can get grown
and ste f1ck to the farmer, three.
fourths mile from Walpole village and
three and three-fourths miles from
Bellows Falls. \ good manager can
turn. off severe. thousand dollars
worth of products rer annur Apply
TO ". v. Farr. Burlington. VI.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Booth Of Vergennes. who was talk
en- suddenly Ill at the home OF George
Elliott last week. is improving and
hopes are entertained of her recovery
George Hallock killed deer Monday
weighing about 800 pounds and having
nine points-Mrs. Lorette Orvs of Glens
Falls, n. Y, who has been visiting her
son. William Orvis, and other relatives
here, underwent a successful operation
Monday at the Mary Fletcher hospital
In Burlington and is doing well.-Miss
Agnes Wright, who has been very i'll in
Essex. where she is teaching, is improv-
N
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mr., and Mrs. Allen Bicknell observed
the 10Th anniversary of their marriage
last Thursday John and Bert Moies
each shot a doe Monday morning Mrs.
Mary MARROW visited relatives in Mont
pelier last week.-John Rice has bought
back the farm which he recently sold
to M. Fogg Of Eden ,harles Aver is
moving to Observation-Disclosures Barrett has
purchased the Edwin B.akely farm and
will take possession at once He paid
$31W.-There will be an entertainment at
st. Thomas's hall Thursday evening Sup
per will be served. William Stevens Is
moving from Jericho to the Hanley farm
which he recently acquired "A special
town meeting j. warned for November
% for purpose of purchasing land for
school use and to take action on the
Boyd tax matter-Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Bicknell of Chicago came last week }
visit his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Allen
Bicknell-Mr. IIazen of North Hero is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. y. l.. Fogg
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Miss Lora Dean returned to Burlington
Sunday after IA visit at the home of
her father, w. NJ. Dean,--The Whist
club met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Gee Tuesday night.-Mrs.
William White of Burlington spent Sun
day at the home of her father, d. o.
Noonan.
Mrs. f. A. Preston is seriously i'll
at her home.-The Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. Anna Bellows
Thursday afternoon.-M. +. MuzZy,
who is travelling salesman for the
Kimbal Brothers & Co. of Enosburg
Falls, Is at home for the winter
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ADDISON.

Russell e. Smith has returned from
Brattleboro. Miss Stella Cross is enter
tanning Miss Mary Hogan Of Burlington
Mrs. Hattie Adams is still under the
care Of a physician.-Mr. and Mrs Car
son Fisher Of Bridport were in town Sun
day.-The Ladies' Aid society was enter
tained Wednesday by Mrs Ezra Smith
and Mrs. Myron Smith at the home of
10 lat
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Episcopal parsonage.-Miss Elsie Merrill
has returned to her home In Randolph
after passing the summer here.-Mr and
Mrs. Lyman Kent and Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
Spauldng have received fresh water sal
mon from Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Norton of
Tacoma, Wash
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RICHMOND.

Borden's Condensed Milk company paid
$1.1 for four per cent. milk for the
month Of october, or 42a4 cents per
pound for butter fat. at the condensary
The price for November Is 81 Il for four
per cent. milk. or iii4 cents per pound
butter fat, at their Jonesville cream
cry. They are paying IS cents for but
ter fat in cream.-Miss Josephine Gleason
spent the weekend in Northfield,-At
the Kings Daughters convention, held
recently in Bennington. Mrs. w. W. Mil
Ter was appointed representative In this
town to cooperate with the Travellers
Aid society, the work Of which is being
taken up by the Kings Daughters
Miss Rose Donoway was the guest OF
her parents in Vergennes over Sunday
]. F.. Keefe Of St. Adams was in town
Saturday Grace Bessett has re-
turned from Montpelier. where she has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Per.
| kins.
The marriage of Grace Agnes Fitz'
simonds and Thomas Henry Moran was
solemnized Monday morning by the
| Rev \. y. Claremont at the Church OF
the Holy Rosary, Richmond, They were
attended by S. Anna Fitzsimonds. sister
| OF the BRIDE and Charles +. Moran
brother of the groom. The bride has been
| q successful teacher in Swanton, Shell
burne and Burlington. and the groom
after taking course at the University
Of Vermont, has been engaged In the en-
tension work for that institution, MT
and Mrs. Moran left on the noon train
Cor parts unknown.
Mrs c. II. Pine entertained the MIS-
sionary society at her home Tuesday
afternoon. The annual thank-offerire
was made. Refreshments were served oy
tie hostess-Mrs Guy Rocheleau is visit
| ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Freeman, this week Two deer have
been shot In this town. one by w. G..
| White and one by Charles Sherman. -
| Miss Maud Martin Of Fall River Mass.
is the guest OF relatives In town, Mrs
! j. W Berry entertained the Current
Events club at her home Tuesday after
noon-Mrs. Van Matre OF Burlington II
the guest of her daughter, Miss LilliaN
| at the home of Mrs. Sadie Goodwin
| Sherman Clark Of Boston arrived in tow
1
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GRANVILLE.

Mearl Farr of Stoneham, Mass is in
town on hunting trip.-F'ay Briggs has
returned from New Jersey. Edward
Hemenway of Ludlow was in town Fri
day.-A chicken-pie supper will be given
at the hall Friday evening.
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FOR SALE!

BARBER SHOP for sal,, with two
chairs and al equipments and pool
table. doing big business write or see
~ j Potvin. South Royalton, Vt.
2725t&21. wet.
ME- HANICAL MILKING ACHINFS.
CRF.sN SEPARATORS. GASOLINE
ENG. IFiS for sale II Interested
write 70. prices and get acquainted
Strong Hardware Co, VI. G Haw-
thorne. Burlington PEP, d&w.!m
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MILTON BORO.

Hobart Richards and Roy Bullock We're
in Champlain Monday and TuesdaN-MlsS
Blanche Quinell is at the home OF Edward
Bombard in West Milton-LaWrence
Stanley is in Fairfax and other points
deer hunting Mrs. Perley Gabaree IS
very ill.-Mrs Melvina Turwan has re-
turned home from St Adams.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

ATTENTION -. We
manufacture ,nipping crate for poul-
try. called The Peerless "!ron Bound
Crate, S1.0O each, (. o. b. mil. Tho
best crate on the market, almost IN
destrnctable. weight less than % pounds,
The E. L. Chandler Co. Orleans, Vt.
81 OF " At
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Marvin Is visiting in Fairfax. Several
from the Congregational Sunday school
attended the township meeting at Mil
ton Tucsday.-Mrs Louis HIS sisters
are spending some time with her.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

REGISTERED BERKSHIRES for sale.
Maple Grove Farm. North CRANKY.
Conn. 252. oct. wat.
PAIR IRON GRAY GELDINGS for
sale. 1912 hands. weight $500 pounds
eight years old. we'll matched and true;
have used them two years; will sell
low for quick sale, or will sell cheaper
team, weight $500 pounds. ]. NJ. Cas-
shy, Hinesburg. VT. 2t5, lot w.t..
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs, A. n. Tominson and daughter.
Mrs Walter Lamb visited at r. Wilder's
in Jericho Center Frday.-There was a
dance at Il, NJ. Lacaillade's Friday eve
ming. Peter frank is moving to Jericho,
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Mrs. Charles Hoag visited in Starksboro
Sunday.-A union Thanksgiving service
VIII DO held in the Friends Church
Sunday morning, The Rev. s. e. Taus-
sig. pastor Of the Methodist Church, VIII
speak.