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CH|1TENDEN COUNTY
WINOOsKI.

Miss Maude NJ. Nugent, daughter Of
Michael Nugent, and John Hardacre, Jr,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardacre Of
Maple street. were married at St.
Stephens Church Thursday morning by
the Rev. l.. NJ. Total, S. S. E., of ST.
Mchael's College. During the nuptial
mass the junior choir, with Miss Jennie
Stanley as organist, rendered several
selections. Miss Regina Raymond as
sisted with selections on the violin The
bridal chorus from Lohengrin was played
and "A Perfect Day" was sung by the
choir. Miss Inez Nugent, sister of the
bride, attended as bridesmaid and Walter
IIardacre, brother of the groom, was best
man. A wedding breakfast and reception
was rendered the welded pair at their
future home on Spring street. They re-
| ceived many gifts. on their return from
wedding trip to New York city they
| will be at home to their friends after
November /.
The case against Mrs. Malvna Limoges.
who was recently arrested, charged with
the burglary OF the home OF Jacob Reese
a week ago, was discontinued against her
in municipal court Saturday. there being
| insufficient evidence to hold her
MISS AuTea anger, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Telesphore Anger of East
Allen street, was married Tuesday to
Victor George Bean Q.efebvre) Of Bur-
lington at St. Francis Navier Church
by the Rev. f. J. Parizeau. Daniel
Bean, the grooms father. attended him
while the brides father attended her.
The wedding breakfast was served at
the brides home. After a brief wedding
trip they will reside at 81 East Allen
street
Mrs. Euphemie Girard died suddenly at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. George
s. Villemaire, on Weaver street, Tuesday
| night following a stroke Of paralysis. She
suffered stroke about Il years ago. but
had recovered from that attack and was
In good health up to the attack which
caused her death about eleven o'clock
Tuesday night. Mrs. Girard was born In
| Canada and came here about % years ago.
She leaves two daughters. Mrs. George
| Nillemaire and Mrs. D. j. LaBombard OF
| this place. four brothers, Hormidas De-
laurier and Frank De!aurier Of Nashua.
n. H., Hermas Delaurier Of Montpelier.
and lldege Delaurier OF Bagot. Que, and
one sister. Mrs. Arthur Remand of st.
Hyacinthe, r. Q. The funeral will be held
at eight o'clock tomorrow morning at
| st. Francis Xavier Church. Burial Will
| be in ST. Francis cemetery.
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WILLISTON.

Homer Prior and Guy Lamson were in
Burlington Sunday.-Morton James, who
has been Ill two weeks, is able to be out.
Edward Burnett and his men are still
working on French HILL where they ara
putting in cement culvert. They have
about three weeks more to work on the
State roads II the weather perlnits.-Dr.
and Mrs. A. L. Bingham, who went ia
Buffalo. n. Y, last week, are expected
home Saturday.-The w. F. NJ. society
met with Mrs. Willard Ferguson Tuesday
Quite a number from here attended the
children's fair In Essex Junction Friday
and Saturday Keefe is Ill with
kidney trouble.-Mrs Sanford Warren
and sister. Adelaide Talcott, are visiting
In Montpelier
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TIMES:

Rena Purcell has gone to Brandon. where
she has position-w. M. Lewis OF
eaxtons River was In town last week
ana while here purchased Arthur
Monger's place.-Miss Alice McEntire OF
orwell and Claude d. Leach of Ticon-
deroga, N. Y, were recently married by
the Kew. l.. NJ. Isaacs.--Mr AMI Mrs
olver Bascom have returned from the
Pan-Amerlcan exhibition. Mrs. Fred
brought and Mss Helen Raymond of Fort
Edward, N. Y, are in town.--R. s. Hail
has had a drill at work two weeks and
water has not been found as yet.
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enter the New York hospital for treat
ment.-Carl Stearns. a graduate OF
Middebury College in the class of 1915,
leaves to-day for Porto Rico. where he
has secured a position as teacher.-E. A.
Frost Of the Park drugstore, who was
burned two weeks ago while handling
some drugs, has so far recovered as to
be able to be at his place Of business
for little each day NOVA good num-
Der Of the members of the Mddlebury
Grange went to whiting to visit the
Grange Tuesday evening. Andrew T..
Stapleton has returned from a business
trip to Bristol and vergennes.--M and
Mrs c. II. Washburn are at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. 8. Blinn. Mr..
Woshburn is a brother of Mrs. Blinn,
whom he has not seen In 80 years.
Mrs Slater Of Jay N. Y, is in town to
visit for q few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. X. G. S. Bllnn.- -Brainard II. Lane
has returned from Burlington. where he
has been to visit for a week.--Judge
John e. Weeks left on a business trip
Wednesday noon, which will carry him
to several towns in the State.-Mrs NJ.
j. Wright and daughter Miss Nellie
Wright, are visiting relatives In Flor
ence and Brandon.-Toseph LaRock. a
former we'll known resident Of Middle
bury, arrived In town Wednesday with
Mrs LaRock and the younger children
and will Mt once 60 to keeping house in
the St. Mary place on Wcybridge street
which Mr.. LaRock bought few days
ago.--John j. Lafontane of Port Kent,
N Y, arrived in town Wednesday to
visit his son, who is running the Foote
farm in Cornwall Mrs. Jane Jackson
and son, who have been visiting In
town for few weeks, have gone to
springfield. Mass. where they have join
ed Mr.. jackson and where they VIII
make their home.--A. A. Houghton has
gone to. Wallingford for a few days visit
to his parents, the ROY. and Mrs. Hough-
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ADDISON.

The Addison Library are to have a So
cial and banquet at the Newell chapel
Friday evening.--Helen Clark of Ferris
burg was an over-Sunday guest Of Stella
Cross.-William Bodette was seriously
bruised by bull that attacked him. No
bones were broken but he has been con-
fined to the bed for several days. The
bull was owned by Amos Bodette and
was known as a dangerous animal. Had
1t not been for his dog Mr.. Bodette would
probably have been killed-Mrs. Jason
Spaulding spent last week at Myron
smiths.-Mr and Mrs. Glenn Torrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Palmer we're called
to Bethel last week by the death Of their
aunt. Miss Torrey.-Stella Cross was the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, last
week.
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Cashmere, who is at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, is better and expected home
soon. --Clifton Buxton has sold his place
to Herman Day Of Essex.The ladies OF
the Congregational Church cleared nearly
SIT from the chickon-pie dinner given
Thursday. and Mrs. william Yantz
have purchased n farm in Bolton and Will
take possession November 1.-The sociable
given by the Lottie Ufford society at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster, was
success and near S. was realized
Miss Florence Ransom of Essex was an
over-Sunday visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Hanley.--William Nc
lane moved Saturday TO Colchester,
where he has bought a farm Of 240 acres,
with % blooded cows. for 81, 900 William
Finn OF Essex has the contract to move
the tenement house OF Herbert Hutchson
across the road from where it now stands
Mr. and Mrs Leighton Rice were at NAL
let's bay and Burlington Saturday. Mrs
Rice remained over Sunday with her aunt,
Mrs Sarah Pease.-Mrs. Lillian Read of
Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting her brother,
Herbert Hutchinson. and her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Northumberland Brush Of Tn
derhill Center was at the home Of Lorenzo
Rice Friday.
Kenneth Day arrived in town Sunday
nigh from Boston.-Miss Helen Cashmere
returned home Monday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. where she has been for
three weeks.-Mr. and Mrs G.. E. Garrow
and daughter, Miss Mildred were in West.
ford Sunday. Virgil Pollard was a week.
end visitor in Miton.-Mr. and Mrs Har-
mon Sinclair and Miss Dorothy and How
ard Sinclair were visitors in Richmond
Sunday.-Miss Sadie Packard Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Lorraine Smith, in COL
chester.-Mrs. Mary Ahenent was a week.
end visitor OF her daughter, Miss Sylvia
Ahenent, Of Burlington.-wilbur Ring,
who has been Ill for several months, died
Tuesday morning at four o'clock.
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SALISBURY.

The Ladies' Missionary society met with
Mrs c. A. Bump Tuesday. Mrs. Henry
James OF Cornwall gave an address.-Miss
Alice Goodroe spent the weekend with
Miss Doris Whitney, f. Weeks led the
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday eve
ning and gave an interesting talk.-Tha
Daughters of Ruth will give harvest
supper at the town hall Friday evening.
AFTER the supper Halloween games and
pastlmes will be enjoyed. Brown
mas spent a few days in town hunting
The Hon. and Mrs. ]. r. Weeks spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hamilton. Several Odd
Fellows in town attended the district
meeting at Proctor Tuesday evening"
Mrs Isabelle Leonard has been quite i'll
Tor some days. but is a little better,-The
Rev e. r. Ryder attended the preachers
meeting at Bristol Monday and Tuesday.
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LINCOLN.

Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Garland were in
Burlington Monday-The funeral OF
Wallace Farr was held at the Baptist
Church Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock,
the Rev. G. b. Dause officiating George
Williams has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital. where he has been for
four weeks. He is much improved In
health.-Mrs. G. d. Draper is ,il-Alson
Martele Is improving -Potatoes are sell
ing at 80 cents a bushel.-Mr. Bost wick
of Graniteville was H. town Tuesday,
Miss Stella Davis Inns finished! work ut
l.. c. Bain's in Bristol AMI has returned
home.-Mrs. George Garland Is ill.--Alr.
Bent from Ripton has moved into w. T.
Bellefeld's tenement opp ,sitc G. w.
Thayer's mill and will work as night
Waterman for Mr.. Thayer. Arthur
Cushman has returned from Washington
Nt.-W Z. Pierce has added q large
cement veranda to his residence
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FOR RENT.

VILLAGE FARM in the Connecticut
valley to rent to a desirable tenant
VINO Will furnish stock and tools. A
good opportunity for milk route. truck
.a "a ming or tobacco growing. situated
minister. village. near the corn fac
tory. which pays ST per ton for all
the green sweet corn it can get grown
fourths mile from Walpole village and
three and three-fourths miles from
Bellows Falls. \ good manager can
turn on several thousand dollars
worth Of products rer annum. Apply
to w. v. Farr. Burlington. VT.
2fd W IT.
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Warning for Special Town
Meeting.

The legal voters in town meeting OK
the tqYn Of Hinesburg are hereby noti-
fed and warned to meet at the town hall
In said town on Tuesday the End day
Of November, 1915. at ten o'clock in the
forenoon to transact the following busi-
ness:
First-To hear the report of the select
men and school board In regard to the
condition Of the finances or to hear any
other report that may at this time be
called for.
Second-To see IL the town will author.
lie the seleetmen to borrow money to
pay the EXPENSES Of the schools for the
remainder Of the year to March, 1916, or
any other Indebtedness that may accrue
during said time
Third-To see II the town will author.
lie the selectmen to sell the schoolhouse
In No. 6, now near the new building.
Fourth-To do any other incidental
business found necessary when met.
f. B. DOW.
C. w. PIERCE.
J. ]. CHAPMAN.
Hinesburg, october 20. 1915.
49,
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Alfred w. Smith went yesterday to Rut-
land to attend the meeting of the state
superintendents of schools, held Yesterday
afternoon.--Miss Grace Il. kingsland, as
sistant in the office Of the Vermont Free
Public library at Montpelier, on her way
to attend the annual convention OF the
Vermont state Teachers association at
Rutland. visited her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. l.. Klngsland. Tuesday night
The vergennes Gun club will hold shoot
Friday afternoon.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Renaud Of Rutland are spending week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Desire
Renaud.-Mrs Dana Knowles of New Ha-
ven Is spending the winter with Mrs Bel
din s. Goodale.
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SHOREHAM.

The double funeral of John Roarke and
Mrs. Roarke's mother. Mrs. Mar
garet Camel, was held Mt st. Genevieve's
Church Friday morning. the Rev Fathers
WEIGH Of Orwell and Griffin Of Walling-
ford officiating. Among those from out
Of town who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan OF Vergennes and MIR. and Mrs.
w. H. Stokes of Middlebury. MI. and
Mrs. II. Fl. Burge visited friends In Fair
Haven Sunday.-The drawing of seats
for the entertainment course will be held
at the academy Saturday. Those who
have purchased season tickets are re-
questcd to be there by two o'clock--Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Laverty of N1edheld, Mass,
are guests at Henry Wright's.-A. E.
Nottingham and daughter, Mrs. Bcden.
have returned from a two weeks visit
In Yonkers, N. Y.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Miss Hazel Begor. who is attending
high school in Hinesburg, was at home
over Sunday.-Mrs. A. A. Denton, who is
visiting relatives in Keene, n. Y, Is ex-
pected home this week She is much i'm
proved in health.-Mr. and Mrs. +. c..
Shiverette have leased the Jim Sheppard
place and will begin housekeeping Novem-
Der John Elliot Of Bristol. who has
been visiting his niece, Mrs. Janet Bar
mum, the past week, came Sunday to
visit at the home OF his nephew, f. w.
Meader.- Alfred Williams has sold his
stock Of goods to Earl Sargent Of Bristol.
Mr.. Sargent will take possession Novem-
Der b.-Mrs. Rex Green and little daugh-
ter are in Addison. visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duquette.-The Willing
Workers are to meet for dinner Thursday
at the Friends parsonage with the Rev.
and Mrs. j. f. Ransome. A special in
vitation is extended to the men, each
one to come provided with an axe and
saw to help get up wood for the church.
The ladies will give them their dinner
free.
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MONKTON.

Mrs. Mary SILICON died last week We'd
nesday evening OF heart trouble, being I'll
only about half an hour. She had been In
her usual health all day and was prepar-
ing to take trip the next day to visit
friends in Middlebury and Lincoln. She
mad lighted nor lantern and was about
to go up the street TO see the mail agent
Mr. Potter when she was suddenly
stricken and expired in few minutes
after the doctor arrived. She was 70 years
or age and was lifelong resident OF the
town, She is survived by one brother,
James Shepherd, OF Bristol, and one-half
brother. Charles Holcomb OF Burlington
one granddaughter, Mrs. Stella Miles OF
Middlebury. and one grandson Cecil
stiioon, whose whereabouts Is unknown,
The funeral was held at her home Satur-
day at two o'clock. The Rev J. Edward
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Spauldlng were at
George Coons In Bridport Sunday
Mrs. Herbert Sprague has returned from
Rutland where she went with her bus
pand last week. He is receiving treat
ment at the hospital In that place and
she VIII return to him the latter part of
the week-The Ladies' Home Circle will
meet Friday evening with Mrs w. r.
White-A very large crowd attended the
chicken-pie supper at the Methodist
episcopal Church Wednesday evening,
sio being the receipts.-Mrs. Ellen Parkll
and daughter, Maude. OF Burlington are
visiting relatives here.
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Kate Sherman has returned to
her home at Attleboro. Mass.-Mrs. Susan
Merrill of Vergennes was among our Sun
day vsitors.-Mrs. Brooks is at the AL
bany hospital.-Charles Elithorpe is Wis
iting his son at Fftchburg. Mass.-Ed-
ward Parrish of Medfield. Mass. Is the
guest of friends here.-The Home De-
partment will have an entertainment at
Masonic hall Friday evening. November
~. Refreshments will be served. The
first entertainment to be given by the
local Masonic lodge will be Saturday eve
ming. November 6.-Stephen Crossman
has left the tenant house of C. ]. Bar
bour preparatory to moving to Cambridge.
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SOUTE BURLINGTON,

The Kings Daughters met Wed.
nesday with Mrs. F. C. Prior.-I. B. Brom-
ley returned Saturday from Boston, where
he had passed 10 days with relatives
r. L. Parker is in Dakota, where he will
spend the winter at the home OF his broth.
Err. NJ. Hutchins. who has been i'll, is
better-There was no school Monday on
account Of the teachers meeting In Shell
burne
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Belle Batchiler spent the weekend
at Middlebury and Montpelier.-Mr Mir.
anda Wescott returned home Saturday
after passing week in Burlington.-Mr.
and Mrs Marvin Burritt OF Hinesbure
passed Sunday at the home of F. E. Hins-
dale.-Earl Aver Is carrying potatoes in
Essex Junction and Colchester.-There
was no session Of school Tuesday, caused
by the absence Of the teacher, Mrs Batch
eler. who was in Hinesburg to attend q
teachers meeting
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page onc.)

the Rov. A. A. Lancaster. pastor Of the
Middlebury Congregational Church, have
returned from New Haven. Conn, where
they ATTENDED tho national conference Of
the Congregational Churches. over whose
proceedings the Rev Or. Thomas pre-
sided on portions OF three days.--Miss
Clara Bruya, who has been visiting in
Rutland at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Branchaud. has returned.-The
Hon. Robert A. Cartmell left Tuesday
noon for New York city, where he will
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BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Daggett and fam
II fly were over-Sunday guests of his
mother, Mrs Benjamin Daggett.-W. H.
Edmunds of Middlebury College was at
home over Sunday.-Miss Caro- Wilson
was at home from her school in Corn
wall over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. L. r.
Jacobs spent Saturday and Sunday in
Rridport.-Duane Sprague Of the Univer
sity of Vermont was at his home here
over Sunday.-L. A. Chaplin went to New
York the last Of the week.-Ralph Brown
spent Sunday at his home in Burling-
I ton, the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Brown.-L. NJ Gage of
Natick. Mass. was called mere Saturday
by the serious Illness OF his father, u.
W. Gage.-O. II. Farr Of Hyde Park
was the guest Of his parents. NJ. and
Mrs G. w. FAIR, over Sunday
DIR. and Mrs. II. L. Averil and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Benedict of Mddlebury were
in town sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Grow went to Charlotte Sunday. Cyrus
Cove. who has been visiting relatives here
the past week, accompanied them. Mr.
Cove started Tuesday for his home in Flor
ida.-Miss Jennie NJ. Grow Is visiting DR..
and Mrs II. L. Averill in Middlebury.-
b. j. Clark and family spent Sunday in
Lincoln, the guests of his brother Charles
C. Clark, and family.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Hanlon and child
of Rutland are visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Hanlon.-Dr II.
T. Hasseltine Of Washington, d. c., is a
guest Of his parents, Judge and Mrs. Z.
A. Hasseltine.-E. W. Gage, aged 81
years. died Sunday evening at the home
Of e. +. Burritt. He was a Civil War
veteran He is survived by three children,
L. NJ. Gage OF Natick, Mass, Mrs. Jennie
steadmann of Montpelier, and Mrs. Fred
Crandall Of Boston. The funeral was held
tuesday afternoon at two o'clock at the
home Of e. f. Burritt on Taylor avenue.
The burial was in Greenwood ceme-
tery.-Mr. and Mrs. B. l.. Beers
OF Hartford. Conn, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. johnson Sunday
Forrest Winch has gone to Hartford,
| Conn. where he has position--Mr
Abbie Macomber, who has been visiting
her brother NJ. E. Abernethy, and other
relatives for two weeks, returned Monday
morning to her home in Hartford. Conn.
Archie Monroe and family, who have
| been visiting his father. S. r. Monroe
and children, returned to their home in
Winooski Wednesday.-R. S. Brown. who
has been III at his home in Burlington
| has returned and resumed his duties as
assistant cashier of the First National
bank.-There will be a Halloween social
In the new rooms at the Methodist Church
Friday evening, to which everyone is
invited.-The Woman's Missionary society
OF the Methodist Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. II. C. Dixie Friday after.
noon.-Mrs r. r. Thomas has returned
from New York cty.-The domestic
science class held a masquerade Halloween
social at the school building Tuesday
evening. Refreshments were served ant
games were enjoyed-Miss Hazel Bowkel
of Brandon is visiting Miss Flora Black
burn.-The schools closed Wednesday 70,
the remainder Of the week, as the teach
ers are attending the State convention
held In Rutland.-F. A. Tighter and fam
lily have moved to Burlington.
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FOR SALE

MECHANICAL. MILKING MACHINES.
CREAM SEPARATORS, GASOLINE
ENGINES for sale. IT interested
write foc prices and get acquainted.
Strong Hardware Co.. H. q. Haw-
thorne. Burlington. o52,d&w I'm.
KNITTING YARN for sale, guaranteed
to be made Of Names best wool. Di-
rect from manufacturer for 90 cents n
pound. Postage paid on s. order.
Harmony, Me. 25l.9t,w,1t.
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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
ley cars. near churches and excellent
schools. Reuben Moore, Holden, Mass.
249. d&w i'm.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTEO-5O experienced lumhermen at
once. Good pay. Winter work. Adj
dress, Emerson & Cass, care FITZGERALD
Lumber Co, johnson, VI. 1S.~.H.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TWO ACTIVE, experienced statesmen,
established trade. want third man
finance Now England wholesale bust
ness. Staple merchandise Investment
guaranteed F. y. Potter. Manic
street. South Hamilton, Mass. Box g.
1S.W,1t
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FRANK 8. LANOU & SON,
r. .'ctical Plumbers and steam Filters.
- St. Paul Street.
"'' Worth Burlington Savings 0auk.
What DO Your Know About This

meadows. $500 sugar trees equipped
nicely. has made $500 pounds OF sugar;
lots Of fruit; largo house In good shape,
two miles from large village. This farm
hos kept rs cows, can do 1t again. Price
only $500. Bring your wife and mother
in-law right along and look this over. a.
4, r. Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

REGISTERED BERKSHIRES for sale
Maple Grove Farm. North CRANKY.
conn. 252 o6t,w.4t
AYRSHIRE BULLS from advanced
registry dams, ready for service.
Prices reasonable, quality considered;
also very nice lot of younger bulls.
F. o. Collins. r. D. /. Swanton, VT.
235, pot, wat.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Charles William of Denver, Colo, visit
ed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Martin the past week.-Mr. and Mrs NJ. +.
Allen have returned home from a two
weeks stay in Boston.-The regular meet.
ing Of the Kings Daughters will be held
at the home Of Marjorie Kingsland this
after. The Kings Daughters will meet
Saturday afternoon in Aliens hall.
Noble l.. Kimball died suddenly Tues.
day afternoon at five o'clock of acute
Indigestion He had been i'll three DAYS
but was up and around the house Tues.
day. Besides his wife he leaves two
daughters. Mary Kimbal of this village
and Mrs. William Howe of Weybridge. Mr.
Kimball was a prosperous farmer and re-.
sided on hi. farm on the lake shore.