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closing nights the stores in the village
viii close at six O'Clock instead OF at
$50 O'clock
Cassius II. Read. u native of this viii
lage. for many years proprietor of tho
Hoffman House in New York, died In
that city Tuesday al the home of
friend. Mr.. Read, who was S3 years
of age. was at one time said to be the
rosscssor OF n fortune of $4,000.
Mr.. Read is survived by his daugh-
ter Miss Florence Read of Shclburne.
his sister, Miss Ruth Read, with whom
Miss Florence Read lives and his broth
ar. Clayton Read Of Auburn. wash,
formerly OF Shelburne. Miss Read
was called to New York city Monday
b. lctter from friend who told
her that Mr.. Read was failing. She
arrived too late. however to sec her
father alive. The remains will be
brought 70 Shelburne and the funeral
will he held ut tho home OF Miss Ruth
Read. Mr.. Read was born in 1892 In
this village whore his father had
large farm. IIe served on apprentice
ship with his uncle the late "A. G.
Spear, n druggia. at Burlington, and
when 10 years old went to New York
IN clerk for his relative Daniel d.
Howard. who kept tho Irving House
Mt Broadway and Chambers street. Mr..
Road aftcrwnfd became steward of the
Albermarle. ard when Mr.. Howard
opened the Hoffman House no took
Mr. Read and young man named
Wall with him and gave them an In
tercst IT, the business. Subsequently
Mr. Read bought out both Mr.. Wall
and Mr.. Howard and took Into part
nership Mr.. Mitchell who nfterward
assumed charge of the Hotel Bruins
wick. About 1867 Mr.. Mitchell retired
and Mr.. Read thereupon became solo
proprietor of the Hoffman House. His
troubles began soon after the Hoff-
man House became a stock company
In which Edward S Stokes then had
large interest and he never got upon
niS ceaf a lrnir
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GEORGIA.

will meet with Mrs. Newell Coburn for
dinner Thursday.-Claud McKenney and
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist Church
Miss Flora Switzer We're married in ST.
Adams by the Rev. Mr.. Jackson on Sat
urday evening.-The young people Of the
Methodist Church will hold a cob-web So
cial Friday evening at the home of Mrs
Lugtig.-The first number of the Grange
lecture course will be given Thursday
evening by the Brewer Musical company.
Miss Helen Curtis has returned to her
school In New Rochelle, y. Y.-Miss Bina
Howard is spending two weeks in West
Georgia.-Arthur Titemore of Franklin is
at the home of DR.. w. II. Wright.-Asa
Pattee Is at home from school in New
Hampshre.-M Wilbur Meigs. who is
Ill, was taken to the hospital at ST. AL
bans Tuesday afternoon.
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GRAND ISLE County
ISLE LA NOTE.

Peter Fortune and Miss Edith Hunter
of Alburg were united in marriage Octo-
Der 2S at seven O'Clock at the home Of
Hiram Manning. The Rev. Thornley,
Smith performed the ceremony.-Nelson
A kitchen shower was given Miss Ger
trude Hall Saturday afternoon in honor
of her approaching marriage to Reed
Cheesman of Alburg.-C, A. Blohm has
returned to his home In Trenton. Ont
Wayan Ilazen and Frank IIazen of North
Hero were in town Tuesday Miss Ruth
Thomas was at home from Burlington
over Vernon Badger of Alburg
was in town TuesdaY.-Miss Julia Gill
bare and Mrs. Joseph Blondin were in
Rouses Point Monday.-Ernest Hill went
to WATERFOWL, y. Y, Monday.
F'lorette Hill of Boston is spending some
time in town.-Teachers examinations
will be held in the Station school at AL
burg Thursday and Friday, November II
and 10,
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RICHMOND.

MS T. e. Douglass ard Mrs Saul-
GOODWIN entertained tho Louise NJ
Smiley Circle of tho Kings Daughters
tt Mrp. Douglass homo Wednesday after
no,'N-Miss Grace Bessatt is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Perkins, in Montpelier. The
Aid Circle OF the Kings Daughters held
their annual sale Tuesday afternoon AMI
evening ard entertainment was given in
the evening under the direction OF Miss
BArtlstt.-Mr and Mrs Miller OF Ran.
coiph have arrived ut the homo of their
cor. ". W. Miller. whe-e tnsy will rs
main during the winter.--.Airs. Arthur
Siin,nons entertained tha Ali Circle of
the Kings daughters ct her HON. Fri-
day aftorncon.-M!ss Edith Bashaw was
tho guest OF friends IN Burlington Wod-
nesday.-F. ". Shepnrdson returned We'd
nesday from business trip to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Fuller and Mr.
and Mrs. M. o. Goodrich were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 70. J. Berry in Essex June
ton Sunday.-Miss Stockwell gave party
10 a number of her friends at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs L. #. Jacobs Tuesday
svening
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as the occupants Of the home were all at
the barn when the fire was notlced.-Fay
cite Soule of Swanton Is in town for a
few days.-Mr. and Mrs. Jack Soule of
Sheldon passed Sunday and Monday at
the home OF Mrs. II. w. Soule.-A. NJ.
Marshall of Enosburg Falls has moved
on n farm of II. s. Soule's. known as the
''Tierney" farm.-Wiliam Adams has pur-
chased a farm of George Morse known az
the "Bruso" farm and has taken posses
sion.-Dell Webster, the blacksmith has
left town and he is succeeded by sart-
well Brothers from st. Abans.-Tsaiah
Raymo who has worked the past year for
7. W. Hale on his farm, has gone to High
gate. where he is employed by Israel Cover
on the farm which he recently purchased
j. p Ryan has taken possession of his
farm on the Ridge"
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uM0|lLE COUNTY
MORRISVlLLE.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ward are moving to
the St Louis house Miss Myra Herrick
Of Hardwick came Friday evening for q
short stay with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Herrick.-,AIrs. Frances Greene
passed Friday night in Johnson, a guest
Of her daughter, Miss Ruth Greene.-Mrs.
Emma Spear, d. d. G. NJ, made her ofti-
cial visit to Johnson Chapter, O. Z. s.,
Friday night.-Mrs. T. c. Carr OF Island
Pond was a guest Friday of her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs Allen Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. A, T.. Rcketson and two
children returned to Peru. \. Y, Satur-
day after visiting the formers sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ. Banker, for
two weeks.--Nliss Nina Shepardson went
to burlington Saturday. remaining over
Sunday with friends Mrs Ala Greene
went Saturday to H!ghSate for n short
stay.-Mss Elizabeth Powers was a visi-
tor in burlington Saturday,-Miss Ella
Taylor of st. Johnsbury came Friday to
begin work for Mrs. stella Fulsom, who
has purcha sed the millinery stock of Mrs.
Kittie Boynton Gage Dana LeBaron
went Saturday to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Burlington, for an examination and
treatment.-Mrs. j. II, Mudgett passed
Saturday in Johnson.-Mss Marian
Holmes and Miss Edith Stewart were
visitors in St. Johnshury Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs w l.. White of Hard
wick werc guests over Sunday of tho
formers sister Mrs Ella Silloway.-Mrs.
T. A. Wakefield of Hardwlck came sat-
urday evening, passing Sunday and Mon
day with her mother, Mrs. Eliza
Broughal-Miss Lucy Perkins OF Rut-
land weekend guest of Mrs. Harriet
lde. returned home saturday night
j. II, bishop of Hazen lille, Conn. 70.
turned home Saturday night after pass
ing two weeks with Mrs. Bishops sister
and husband Mr.. and Mrs, Frank
Churchill Mrs. Ned Phillips returned
to East Hardwick Saturday evening
after few days with her father, John
Stewart,-John Tynda!l went to Hard
wick Saturday evening. passing Sunday
with his daughter and husband, MIR. and
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BOLTON.

Miss Sanborn. teacher in district No.
l. Is very Ill at her homo in Mortified
Fals.-The young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pecor is very ill-H. Muzz. whose
wrist was broken recently, is improving
rapidly. Barlow, who has been vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. German. in Plain
field, returned Sunday night.-Mrs. NJ.
NJ Sabins called on friends in Jones'
vile Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Bemis and
son, Carl. went to Burlington by auto
mobile Sunday
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NORTH ALBURG.

Miss Ella Young of Malone. y. Y, Is
visiting relatives in this Neutrality-suspicious.
Mandigo, who has been visiting his par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mandigo, for
week, returned to his home in Hart.
ford, Conn, Friday morning, his brother.
Leon MandiSo, accompanying him.-Mr.
and Mrs, Nelson Sturgeon have moved
from Isle La Motto to Alburg and have
rented w. \. Hunters tenement house.
Wyman Stevenson of Clarencevile was in
town aturday.-William Musson Of
Champain, y. Y. is visiting at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Robinson
The new saw mill that is under construc.
ton at the line is nearly completed and
business will soon be started again.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

The post-prandial exercises at the close
of the Philemon club banquet Wednesday
Nov. took on the nature OF a "wel-
come home" to Larry Gardner as well as
appreciation of his Staying" qualities.
After President David had introduced as
speakers A. ]. Croft and Col" Sawyer,
and Larry had feelngly replied, L. j.
Tyler spoke and at the close of his re-
marks presented Larry with silver low
ing cup appropriately inscribed. The
club at their annual meeting voted to
continue the custom Of New Years
dance, which will he held in Opera hall
Friday evening, December 81.
Governor c. w. Gates Of Franklin, H.
f. Brigham of bakersfield. Kiles A. Paul
of Berkshire and c. F. Hall of Montgom-
cry were business visitors in town Fri
day, when they attended the monthly
meeting of the trustees OF the Enosburg
Falls Savings Bank & Trust Co.-The
mems Bible class of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church have for the second season
engaged concert company from the
Ithaca, n. Y, Conservatory OF Music to
appear in Opera hall Thursday evening,
November lS.-Mrs, E. A. Gaines,
who has been passing few weeks
with a daughter in Cambridge. has re-
turned to her home here.-Mrs, w. f. Miti-
guy was In Burlington Saturday.-Mrs. C.
l.. Marsh and Miss Irene Spooner were In
st. Adams on business Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. G.. Fl. Pomeroy of East Frank
lin were in town Saturday evening being
on their return from attending the flu
neral of Mrs. S. s. Beeman in st. Albans-
Sheldon & Mitchell are to build garage
on the lot next to the blacksmith shop of
l.. ]. Archambault The cement founda
ton Is being put inc. A Champion of
East Swanton vas in town Saturday.-J.
w. Pomeroy passed Sunday with his
brother in ST. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hutchinson and son.
Frederick william of st. Adams, passed
Sunday with Mr.. Hutchinson's father DR..
W. w. Hutchinson.-Miss Margaret Scan
Ion was at her home in St. Adams over
Sundays. X. Burt Is having a well drill
ed at his farm house In Sheldon but near
this village-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith
Of Franklin passed Sunday in the home
Of their daughter. Mrs. r. II. Sweeney. -
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Pratt OF Aurora. H.,
are passing two weeks with Mr.. Pratt's
mother. Mrs. c. NJ. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs.
e. G. Groom and daughter, Florence, of
Illinois. who are visiting in St Albrns,
passed Saturday In the same family.
The Rev. w. e. Douglass attended the
meeting Of the ST, Adams district Meth
odist association In Johnson Tuesday and
gave a report of the National Anti-Sa-
loon League convention in Atlantic City.
n. IA. ]. Garrow, who has the contract
to build the garage for Kenheld e. O'Con-
nell on Archambault street, has the foun-
dation In and the building nearly en-
/ closed.-A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. =. II. Stanley, End, Tuesday morning.
C. Il. Blair has moved his family from
the so-called Broe farm to tenement of
A. II. Manley OH Pearl street-Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Shepard of Frelighsburg
we're in town Tucsday,Th funera, of A,
M. woodward, aged rs. who died Saturday
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Agnes " Mitchell was the guest
or Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. SlaYton over
Sunday In Morrisvlle.-Mrs. Douglas
Buck of Fairfax listed relatives in town
saturday and Sunday.--FIarry w.
Searles of Syracuse, y. Y, was here
Monday and passed the day at the II.
Clay Searles house Tea chers' oxamna-
ton will be conducted to-day and to-
morrow at the home of s. c. Harding
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Colburn are en-
tertaining Edward Colburn and daughter,
Gertrude, of Bridport.-Mr. and Mrs
Clarence G. Day of Woodstock are
guests Of T. NJ. Mitchell this week
Mrs. Day was Miss Maud Warren,
formerly Of this place-Mrs. George
Lloyd was a days visitor in st. Adams
Tuesday
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UNDERHILL.

Miss Nellie Covey of Cambridge and
Miss Elsie Como If johnson were guests
at George Gravelins last week.-Dr. w.
Scott Nay went Saturday to Boston and
Dorchester. Mass for a weeks visit
Miss Cora Russin has gone to West
Topsham for visit.-Miss Gertrude
Hines, who has been visiting friends in
Belvidere Center. has returned to her
work at l.. B. Rawson's The Chatham
Concert company will give an entertain
ment at X. of 2. hall Thursday evening.
Sturtevant & Ward have sold for
W. A. Stevens his farm in Jericho to
Peter Tranche and wife of Bolton.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society was held in the vcstry of the
congregational Church Tuesday. The
ladies met at 1890 a, m, to sew for the
Kurn llattin Home business meeting
was held at four o'clock.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Stafford of Jericho passed Sunday
at Frank Hadd' s.-MisS Frances liadd has
gone to Yonkers. \. y. where she has
employment for the winter.-M IS GLADYS
Larock, who is attending school in st.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr. and Mrs. Frod Tabor and Mrs.
Happa,ona Tabor of Swanton and RUS
sell NcNall Of Champain were at the
horne Q. n. u. Bullock Sunday -M:. ant
Mrs. john shean. Mr.. ard Mrs. Mortimer
Reynolds and Hsrold Bliss were In st.
AltArs saturday night.--Miss Mildred
Goodwin IL visiting at West M'ltoa.--Mrs.
Jennie Bullock returned to Champlain
Sunday. --Chnrles Fletcher. who under
went serious operation ut the Fanny
Allan hospital. is as comfortable MS could
be exrectet!. Mrs. Bertha Blake md Miss
Beryie 8laks OF st. Albans wers in this
placN SUNDAY.
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SHELBURNE.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Coleman were
called 20 Hinesburg last week 10 attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Colemnn's sister, Mrs
Lois Thompson Felix Chauvin, whose
eye was hurt by aging tick, about two
weoks ago, WAS operated on at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Friday for tho removal
Of the injured eye. and at last reports
was doing ms we'll as could he expected -
MIRA Ella BENJAMIN has returned from
IN extended visit with relatives in New
York city and several other places I'm
Now Yor;, State-Mlpa AI,r,a Nitche!
has r>turned from Nerge;ncs where sho
Rus baen 10: few weeks.--.Arthur Cos
ssl.n Is convaioacins after n long illness.
From now Oh through tho winter Oh
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WILLISTON.

Horatio S. Johnson, aged "a years,
died at his Williston home Friday eve
ming of cerebral hemorrhage Mr.. John
son was born October %. 1S41 the eld-
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Johnson.
He is survived by his wife. Alice Nc
Even Johnson. and daughter. Mrs.
Frank N. Clark; three brothers, B.
Johnson of Essex Junction. L. A. john
son of Richmond and Henry NJ. Johnson
Of Sigawney, Iowa; and one sister, Mrs.
Alfred Read Of Essex Mr.. Johnson.
after spending two years in California.
settled In W1lliston. where he had been
extensively engaged in agricultural pur-
suits In 1894 he represented the town
in the State Legislature. where he Sc
cured an appropriation to erect the
Governor Chittenden monument. His
circle of friends was not confined to his
native town. but extended all over the
State, and he will be sincerely mourned
by many who valued his sound judgment
and keen business ability. The funera!
services were held at the residence Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock. the Rev.
c. W. Curtis officiating. Miss Ida Stan
ley sang. The bearers were the six
nephews Of the deceased Daniel john
son. Horatio Read. Nathan Johnson.
N. b. johnson, Jr., Arthur johnson and
Burt johnson. Many out Of town rcla-
tives and friends were present.
Webster Lockwood. d. l. Talcott and
daughter. Alice. started on their trip to
Los Angeles, Cal. Tuesday. They intend
TO spend the winter there-Nr and Mrs.
l1arnerd. who have been visiting friends
here and in Underhill two weeks. will re-
turn to their home in Maine this week
Work At tho Methodist Church vestry
commenced last week. An services are to
DO held In tho auditorium Unit, further
hotico.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jennett of
PlAttsburgh. ~ y, were tho guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Ksrdrew Friday and
Saturday Mrs. Norman, who has h.en
tho guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Loaf the past few weeks, returns
to no. homo In New Hampshire this week
There was a specia, service for the VIII
uston troop OF Boy Scouts at the Metho-
aist Church Eunday morning, They were
present with their master. John Forbes--
Mr~. Sadie Kraus will close her house for
tine winter and Will be the guest OF her
sister. Mrs George Cutler. In Burlington.
Dennis Kendrew, who was hur. quite
sahly q few weekc ago ia able to bs on.
lEain.
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Rev. II. A. Jones is moving into
the house recently vacated by Leonard
Clark-Thc Rev and Mrs. j. II. Wills.
who have been visiting frlends in Bur-
lington and Cambridge the past few
days. returned home last nlght.-Mrs.
Herbert Hunt of St. Adams is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hunt.-Mrs. Ned
Sweet Is very ill.-Ira Carpenter and
children are passing the week in Swan
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WEST MILTON.

Mr., and Mrs. Nick Rouse have re-
turned from Schenectady, N. Y, and are
at f. f. Blake's at present.-Mrs c. +.
Osgood has been spending several days
Mrs. George Parker and children spent
Sunday with his people at South Bur-
lington.-Nliss Hazel Everest has gone
to Burlington. where she has a position.
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BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Lillian Thompson passed Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Shower
Of Burlington. Mrs W. G. Smith passed
sunday with her son James Smith, who
is attending the University of Vermont
at Burltnrton.-The Dorcas society met
Wednesday with Mrs. a. NJ Jcnne.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Adj.-Gen. Lee 5. Tillotson of st. AL
bans called on his mother. Mrs. S. O.
Tillotson, last Week.-Mrs.. Benjamin
Lilly is seriously i'll at the home Of
her brother. Lee II. Maynard.-A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs f.
A. Start October 60 j. MAYNARD is
in Cambridge. where he has employ
ment.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Scott, who
have been visiting in Franklin, n. H.,
have returned home
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JERICHO CENTER.

Tho Chatham Concert company from
Nn'a n. Y. will give an entertainment
In tho village hall Saturday evening A
dance will be given By the senior class of
the i. II. 6. Friday erening. November 10.
al the schoolhousc hall at Jericho Cor
ters. There will be a sale of various arti-
c'os at the Ladies' Aid hall November go
and dinner WIZ he served. An entertain
meat viii be given In tho eyening.-Miss
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Adams, was at tho home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Larock, Jr, Sunday.
DR.. Hanson will give a talk to the
juniors next Friday afternoon in the ves-
try of the Congregational Church.-Mrs.
F. S. Hutchinson, who has been passing
several weeks in Glens Falls, n Y, has
returned homo
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hospita, recent!y', Is not a. favorable
7he Beptis, Ladies AID will give tea at
.hs horne OF Mrs. Archie Rice Friday
e. II IUNc II improving.
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GRAND ISLE.

At the play given by the young people
of the Grange Friday evening $3.50 was
taken.-Mrs. Samuel Everett and daugh.
ter. Josephine, spent the weekend with
friends in town.--The Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs d. l, Center to.
day for dinner
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Sadie Packard, who has been visiting In
Shelburne and South Burlington. returned
nome last week Miss Gladys Tominson
was at her home in Essex over Sunday.
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ESSEN CENTER.

C.. w. Rice has sold his store to the
Goddette brothers for $4,000 -Selectman
Hicks mas completed the iron bridge in
the village.-There will be sale and
oyster supper at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church Wednesday, November IT,
a. W. Pauquettc. while at work at
C!overdale Tuesday, broke his collar
bone when tho staging collapsed. MIR.
and Mrs. G.. r. Hanley and daughter,
Mary. visited in Richmond at Charles
Parker's Sunday.--John Tompson, who
has been III, is not improved.-Frank
Booth Is seriously ill.-The Rev. Mr.
Fay. who has been visiting in Reads
boro, has returned home.-The outlook
club will meet with Mrs. e. r. Currier
November 17.-Mr and Mrs. William
Stevens are moving to Derby Line
Chauncey Burns who lived over Rice's
store has moved to tho house formerly
owned by Ira Bixby. Mr.. Goddette has
moved over the store.-A social and
promenade will be held at Grange hall
Friday evening.-Mrs. Edward Garrow
is seriously III at the Mary Fletcher
hospital
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Thomas Phillips had a slight
paralytic shock Monday morning. Mrs.
Rufus Atkinson and children of Nor
rlsville are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. R,ng.-Mrs, Joseph
Brown of Starksboro is visiting her son,
Joshua Brown.--W. A. Miner has been
confined to the house the past week by
illness.-Ralph Gorton has moved on to
f. O. Gorton's farm, which he is to
carry on the coming year.
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