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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-10
FINALLY BREAKS
 DOWN AND CONFESSES

The negro girl was taken immediately to Solicitor Blacks office, where, in the presence of the officers who arrested her and Chief of Detectives Tom Shirley, she at first stoutly denied any knowledge of the shooting of Mrs, Wilkes, but, under cross-eXamination, broke down and con fessed. Her statement was taken down by a court reporter.
 T am married to Tom Ridgeway." stat ed the girl, but don't live with him. My man is Eph Morgan. We had fight near the reservoir on Thursday night about o'clock. He slapped me over and went off with another negro woman. I then went to my brothers barn and got my pistol and chased back to the reservoir to shoot Morgan, but didn't see them. I heard noise in the bushes and I shot and white man come at me and takes away my gun and I runs while he shoots at me.
 T went to my mothers house at Four teenth avenue and Twenty-second street and with my baby I went out to another house at the foot of the mountain for the night. I hid all day and night Friday and on Saturday morning I went to In- glenook where I was arrested"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-10
BRADLEY'S STORY
 WAS REALLY CORRECT

While the officers were piecing together the story of the negro girl and that of Wheelock, it was adduced that J. l.. Bradley. of l490 Twenty-fourth street.
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WESTFORD.

The Baptist district convention will
meet with the loca, church September
4 and 5.-Mrs. Rogene Hunter is i'll,
and also Mrs. Helen Smith.-The Sun
shine band will go for "A picnic to NAL
let's Bay Friday Mrs. Gertrude Mcl.ane
and Mrs. Carrie Stcarns. who have been
i'll, are much improved.-Mrs. Loula
Macomber is the guest of friends at
Essex Junction.-A play was given by
Milton young ladies for the benefit of
the Westford band Monday evening"
Mrs. II. n. MaComber is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment.-Miss
Amelia Kceler of Essex is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Julia Bates.-Mrs. Nora
Gravelin. accompanied by Miss Char
lotte Grow, has gone to Fletcher to
spend a wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. Ray Grow
of Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CAL
kins of Morrisville were recent viSi-
tors in town. dance at the X. +. hall
Friday evening was we'll attended,
Mrs. Elsie Pryor, who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Stearns. has returned to her home in
Hartford. Conn.-George Hail is in
school examinations Fiiday.-Rolla
Perry. Edgar Grow. Sherman Howard
and Leslie Howard are to play at Nor
risville fair Wednesday and Thursday
Leroy Barkyoumb was married t.
Miss May Archambault of Fairfax re-
/ ccntly.-Miss Carolyn Macomber went
TO Essex junction Monday for a few
davis visit.
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Ross. who has been spending the sum
mer at c.. T. Holiness with his family,
has returned to his duties as house SUR
geon at Martha Berry School, Georgia.
Mrs. +. r. FalbY gave a card party to
a number Of ladies last Wednesday after
noon. Auction was the game and Mrs.
W. V. Reach had the highest score. Mrs.
Miller and Miss Edwards of Richmond
and Mrs. Chessmore of Jonesville were
among those present. refreshments we're
served. Frank ThaYer Of Brockton. Mass,
has Joined his wife here az her mothers,
Mrs. J. u. Williams, making the trip in
his car.-Mrs. II. T.. Robinson of Bellows
Falls is visiting relatives here and I'm Bur
linEton. She will probably join her hus-
band in Mexico.-Niss Clare Beach has
gone to Egremont. Mass, where she has
n position to tcach.-Mr. and Mrs. Hender-
son of North Adams, Mass, hav return
cd to their home after visiting relatives
here.-William Lessor has bought the
JeWett plaCe.-G. II. Root of Boston Is
visiting at stanton Williams's. coming by
automobile. "A number from here are at
tending the Middleburv fair.-A large
number attended the special meeting Of
the Woodmen at the hall Tuesday night.
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JERICHO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas and children aud
Mrs, Julia Cakes OF Stove are stopping
for a few days 1t the Louisa Blood house.
Mrs. Lewis krcWct and daughter of
ESSEX were at the home of Lorenzo Rice
to visit Nh and Mrs. John f. Krewet
thursday Mrs. Emma Cook is very i'll
with pneumonia at the home Of her broth
er. William Marsh. Miss Ida Breed of
Boston, Mass. is expected Saturday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Warren BuX-
ton-Warren Paladee of Essex Junction
is visiting in town.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Foster have returned home after visiting
"A few days in Observation-Disclosures Mar
tin of Hudson Falls. y. y, is visiting
friends in town for a few days.-Miss
Bessie Percival has returned from Essex
Junction. whore she has been visiting
friends for a few days,-Miss Margaret
'heSsmore of Richmond has returned
home after spending a few days at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. Allen Chessmore.-
Miss Cornelia Lavigne, who has been Wis
iting at the home of Mrs, Nellie Goodwin,
has rcturned to her home in Lebanon, y.
il.-MrS. j. \. MCGEE has gone TO st. Al
bans to spend n few weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. y. W. Splaine. Mr.. and
Mrs Wuliam Ruzzeli and son. who hav,
tecu visiting relatives in town, have re-
! turned to their home in Lowell, Mass
M. and Mrs. lIerrick ana daughter.
Mazda, of schenectady, y, Y, are visiting
relatives in toWn.-Nlr. and Mrs. Georg,
Prentiss Of WATERFOWL, n. V, are visit
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Loui
! Paradee.-Charles Brady. who has beer
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CENTER,

Mrs. Joshua Brown and son. Wendell,
and Mrs. Joseph Brown visited Mr.. and
Mrs. -. p. Grange in Johnson over sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs Henry Russell and
daughter. Edna. visited friends In North
field the first Of the week Misses
Lena and Doris Miles and Rola Sargent
are canning with a Richmond party at
Long Point This week Mr., and Mrs. +.
w. Ferno returned TO Mortified Sntur-
day after visiting Mir. and Mrs Henry
RUSSELL the past two weeks Miss Mar
earct Tedfurd Of Richmond was the
guest Of Miss Ruth Andrews last week.
Miss Rena Gorton returned 20 her home
in Sheldon saturday after visiting her
uncle. v. Il. sargent. Mrs. Sargent ac-
COMMANDED her home.-Mr, and Mrs. n.
J. Ellis are visiting friends in Waits
field.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews
of Richmond visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. r.. andrews SATURDAY and Sun-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Hullard Of Rich
mond visited her mother. Mrs. w. W
| Moody. the past Week.-Mrs.. Grace Hal
lock and children returned to EnosburS
Falls TUESDAY after several weeks stay
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. :. j.
Randau-Miss Emma Kimhall is visit
ing relatives in GroNcton. \. H,-George
Kimball, Ralph Gardner and RALPH
Brace have gone TO Bristol, Conn, wher.
they e.epect northumberland are
attending the Middlehu.N fair this wee|
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BERKSHIRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester L.ehue and three
sons of Barton vi-ited at the home of
his brother Saturday,-Guy Kittell has
tor Of the S. W. Armstrong estate,
the Goff farm at Richford--Mr i
Mrs. Harry Welch of Hartford, Conn,
are visiting at the home of Mr., Wclrh's
mother. Mrs. \. c. Sinclair. They made
the trip in an automobilc-Miss Eva
Demar of Enosburg Falls spent the
Weekend at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Demsr.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. L. Dufeny and sons, Max and
Guy. are waiting Mr.. Dufouy's sister
Mrs. V. b. Weston, of Koore, y. n.
They are making tho trip in COMPANY
with NJ. Weston of Bakersfield in his
automobile.--Mrs. Ernest SaWln and
two sons OF l.eominster, Mass, who
have been passing the summer At N"
home of Ter parents. M end Mrs G.
c. II. johnson and Leon Johnson re-
turned with them. They lnPde the tfin
hv automobile -DorothN LeavenS ana
Ruth Bovden OF Cambridge have been
spending a few DAYS at the home ~
George pomar.-Bcssi Kelly, WHO mas
been spending n few DAYS Mt IN" h"rH'
of y Frances Jolley left Wednesday
for Ottawa. ont. fCc the Winter,-Mr'
and Mrs. LLOYD Leach # elias. 'npurN
Conn, are spending tw" weeks AT th'
hornn Of u n Leach.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. c. NJ, Byington has gone to Lake
Placid. n. Y, to visit her daughter,
Merle, who will return with her. J. +.
Ramsey attended a meeting OF the
Guernsey cattle breeders at Bradford last
k.-R Robert Bora has sold his farm
to William Perkins of Plattsburs, y.
Y.-The members Of the library associa-
ton gave Miss Sophia Williams "A sur
prise party and a dozen silver teaspoons
I'm honor of her approaching marriage to
George Lee Of Richmond, Va. There
were 20 members present. The supper
table and room We're decorated with
sweet peas.
The hot weather during July and Au-
gust has ruined the potato and grain
crop in Charlotte,-Dr. and Mrs. G. II.
Kinsman and son. Elmer. of Bingham
ton, n. Y, Mrs. Lucy Wentworth of
Cambridge, Mass, Miss Phoebe orig of
Binghamton, n. Y, Mrs. Il. NJ. Field and
the Misses Edith and Hazel Field Of
Burlington visited DR., and Mrs. Stod
| dard and Mr.. and Mrs. i. j. Hodgkins
at Orchard View Tuesday.-Dr. j. !.
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of Mrs. C. F. Skeels.-Mr. and Mrs.
Llwellyn Allen of Oswego, N. Y, are Wis
iting his brother. Eugene Allen.-Miss AL
berthe Parker and Gertrude Phelps are
visiting in Richmond,
Two barns on the old Hall place owned
by Frank Rugg we're burned to the
ground early sunday morning. They
were filled with hay. There was some
insurance on them. They were probably
set afire as they were both burning at
the same time when first seen.-M:s. d.
j Whittemore OF Milwaukee is the guest
of Mrs. H.. O. Clark.-Mrs. q. w. Mirckler
and son, Joslyn, have been spending II
few days in Cambridge.-William FLYNN
of Alburg spent sunday in own Harold
Phelps has returned from Richmond
where he has spent several weeks with
his brothers. Arthur and Clarence l''lps'
Mrs. Levi Rood of pes Moines, Iowa.
is visiting at A. L. Roods.-The Young
ladies who gave the play, The Farm
%crctte,' presented 1t in Westford MON
day cvcning.-Charlotte I.adue or Bur
linCton is visiting friends in town.
The Rev d. II. strong of the Congre-
/ gational Church returned from his va
cation this week. and vii ..oId a serN-
ice Thursday evening at tho vcstry. The
usual church services next Sunday al
1O:45 a. IN. and 1880 p. M. with Sunday
school at the noon hour.
The subject of sermon Sunday morn
ing at the Methodist Church will b'
Christ is Coming" sunday school a
1900: evening at 7:30. preaching. subjec'
Of sermon, Precious Faith" Epwortt
7 n n no avory Tpaclay evening at l.oU
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening "a
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HINESBURG.

The tvo-year-old daughter Of MI and
Mrs. Saddler was drowned in the brook
near Mr.. Saddler's home Thursday
MIS-, Saddler was with the
child and left her for a few minutes
while she vent to the house, AMI dur
ing her absence the little one fell into
the water.
The death of Harrison N. Pierce oc-
CURED Thursday morning after a few
bours' illness with acute indigestion.
Mr. pierce was rs years Of age. He
leaves two sons. Ralph and Charles of
this town, and two grandchildren. He
also leaves one brother, living in Col
Inns. Ohio. The funeral was held from
his Int residence Saturday at two
o,olock the Rev. +. w. Hcmcnway Off
ciating. There was a p%rofusion OF
ooral offerings. Among those present
were /. $. Rice of Brushton, n. Y.
aud Mrs. william Clark of Malone n
Y Mr.. Pierce was "A man highl,
esteemed and had been a resident OF
This town many years.
lares Cooks barn ON the Maeee MAC,
was struck by lightning Saturday night
and burned with All the contents. i'm.
,ludirg two horses The funeral n,
Artbur Saddler's little two-ye1r-ol,
d,u,bter was held Saturday. She wa,
drouned in the canal on her birth1av-
rho funeral of II. w. Pierce was ais,
hold saturday from his late res,denc,
and was largely attended. The Rev. r
". Hemenway oniciated.-Martin S
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WILLISTON.

Bertise Phelps and brother, Muir
ry, who haze been the guests Of their
S~landmother, Mrs. Tilley. the past six
weeks, Navc returned TO Burlington.-
Mrs. Mohhs and son. Howard visited
friends In Huntington the first of this
We"k.-MIss Helen Loggins. who has
been stopping with her grandmother and
aunt tho past few weeks, went 20 Rut-
land last Saturday. John Forbes. scout
master, with n few of the hoy scouts.
is spending the weekend at Camp Abb
naki.-The Kings Daughters Circle met
with Mrs. NJ. w. Clark last Friday af-
ternoou.-Nr. Mohhs and daughter. Eliza
attended tn" funeral of Mr.. Slater's lit
tie girl in TIinesburg S~aturday.-Mrs.
Clara Crane Kent from the West is Wis
itiug friends in town. Mrs. Kent will
start soon for California and Miss Ella
Johnson will accompany her.-The guests
who have been entertained by Miss Bur
nett and Miss Leonard the iast month
have returned 20 their homes in Wo,Ces-
ter, Mass.
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FRANKLIN.

DR.. Arthur Morton of st. Adams was
in town Sunday. and with Or. w. II.
Wright performed an operation on Mrs
Elizabeth Whitney for s~tranGulated her-
MIA. Mrs Whitney is Comfortab'H a.
present. and her condition is very a V
orable for a person pasu 20 years old
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark, daughter,
and little grandson of Rutland were
guests at the Barnum's the past week
Merle Davis. principal of the Johnson
high school, was n guest al Governor
Gates's over Sunday.-James Butler or
South Burlington, a former resident has
been visiting friends mere the past lew
days.-Miss Margarct Hopkirs's music
class gave a recital nj her home 1hu'a-
day evening which was enjoyed by about
80 invited guests.
Miss Hazel Riley gave 3 shove party
at her home Thursday afternoon IN
honor of the approaching marriage of hel
cousin, Iilda Cross, to A. W'NS'o"
Bowen.-Postmastcr Whitney is attend
ing the postmasters' meeting A. ST Al
bans.-The condition Of Madam whitney
remains about the samc.-Mrs. :, \
Adams and children returned to Bur
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There will be a Sunday school lawn
social Friday evening ut the Congrega-
tional Church and If the evening is not
pleasant II will be held in tho vestry.-
The Rev. Mr.. Niles went Tuesday to st.
Johnsbury to attend q conference His
sister, Mrs. Cowan of California. ac-
companied him-Mrs Stoddard 10 the
guest Of Mrs. Herbert Resscy.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. H.. Maynard, Mrs. G. T.. Rem
ington and son, Robert. with Mrs. w. w.
cole motored to Sheldon Junction Sat
urdaY to visit the family Of Myron Rem
ington.-G. r. Remington of New York
city Is spending his vacation at the home
Of his mother and brother.-The Rev. II.
Niles preached at tire congregational
church sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaye orr and child OF C~iarernont. y. H.,
came last week to visit Mr.. Orr's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. orr. whJ had
the pleasure Of having all their children
and grandchildren with them over Sun
day.-Mrs. Willard Warner, who wns
visiting friends in Montgomery was cali
Cd home by the Illness of Miss Emma
Maynard, who has noW recovered and
is at the home of his nephew. r. II.
Maynard.-Mrs. Edna r. Leach 's at
the home of Mr.. and .irs. Merritt FL
bred for a few days visit with her
grandchildren, Donald and Joyce.-Mrs'
8 II. Dow Is again III.
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COLCHESTER.

Henry Pratt's car turned turtle while
ding down the Plunkett hill Monday.
TO one was seriously injured, but the car
as damaged.-Mrs. J. H. Lyon spent the
|eek-end in Burlington.-Newell Holley
IL burlington visited at j. II. Lyons last
(eek.-Mrs. @. n. Wright. who was OPP
rated on at the Mary Fletcher hospital
IondaY, is in n critical ~ondition.-Th
Rev. W. w. Smith and family, who have
|een in camp at Malletts Bay, returned
tuesday to their home.-Mrs. T.. :. Wright
+ spending a few days Will her sister at
brand Isle.-The Misses Lois and Harriet
Wright have been visiting Miss Lillian
kolcott.-David Cadarettc and family
vent Wednesday by automobile to the
fair.-The Grange program for
keptember I is as follows; Opening song.
orange orchestra; recitation. Katherine
kibley: paper, 1.-THE Pleasures Of Farm
kg," y. W., HoughtOn, orchestra, paper,
1.-THE DiscouraEements of Farming" Mrs
Nae Thompson; song. Farmers March,
No. 60. Grange Melodies; paper, 1.-THE
Farm Hum" Mrs. Clara Lyon; orchestra
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frs Matilda Parizo, wife of Lizzim
RIO of 10 East Spring street, died AT
O'Clock yesterday morning at the
my Allen hospital following o op-
tions performed a week ago. She was
moved to the hospital two weeks s
and was being treated for apou;
week when 1t was found necessary for
operation. She underwent the n'ajo'
a week ago yesterday. followed
three others Immediately atterNard.
Is Parizo was born in st. Edward 7.
81 years ago and came to this village
en- II years old, Immediately after be-
| married, and had since maze ner
me here. She leaves besides her nus
nd, II children. four daughters. Mrs. Jo-
Lh d. Parizo. Mrs. Edward Nillemairc
Burlington, Mrs. Xavier Allard and
Is. Joseph Allard. and seven sons, Liz
h, Joseph, Adolphus, Alex. Frank. Ed
rd and Felix pari2o of this place she
10 leaves four sisters, Mrs. Albert Alex
Is. Charles Goyette, Mrs. Emma Dumas
of Holyoke. Mass. and Mrs. Edmund
mas of this place. and two brothers,
ward IToule Of Ange Garden. +. q, and
kxander Houle of burlington. The flu
raj will he held at $40 o'clock Sa' trdaV
Brning at st. Francis Xavier Church.
rial will he held in st. Francis ceme-
rs.
Miss Arteline ChastenaY was rendered
miscellaneous shower at her home on
)ckok street last evening by a large
tharipC IF tho friapds Music games
d refreshments formed the evening
tertainment. The occasion was ir
3nor Of her marriage next Monday tc
Barron, which will be solemnized al
I. Francis Xavier Church.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

F. NJ. Carpenter of Fnosburg Falls
visited at the home of f. B. Smith
a few days last week.-The baseball
game Thursday afternoon between the
Cambridge and berkshire teams resulted
in n victory for the Berkshire team, the
score being to 5.-Miss Caroline Wor-
cester and Miss Gertrude Worcester.
who have been at the home of O. s.
Eoffatt. rave returned to their home in
bridgeport, Conn.-Mrs. Donovan and
Miss Won Noiglander, vGO have been
passing n tow DAYS in Montreal, return
ed 10 Bluehird amp Monday evening -
Mrs. 4. p. Pond Of RiChford and Mo
Charles NIosier Of Burlington are pass
ing a few weeks in toVn.-Nharles Mosier
Of burlington pas~th 20 Weekend with
Mrs. Mosier.-Miss Ruth Anderson IT
Bluebird camp passed a few days last
week at her home in Fr~anklin.--Carl
Rawson. who has been clerking in W.
s. Rublee's store the past year, finish
ed work Saturday. Harley BashaW Is
now acting az clork.-J. l." Anderson
visited in St. Adams r~uesdaY.-Miss
Marion Mosier Of Burlington aud Mrs
F.. l.. Washburn and Mrs. A.. R. Combs
are camping At Dunham Alfred
Cook has purchased IL new 81 horse
mower Overland car.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Waiter Rowland and son Of Taco
ma, Wash, called OF friends here We'd
nesday Nj Walter Lamb and Mrs. q.
Woodwork visited Mrs. G. w. Streetcr
in Jonesville Triday.-Fred S%treeter has
returned to Worcester. Mass, having
spent n week with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Streeter.-Niss Bernie, Hall
Of Cambridge spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Hall
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Wheeler. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Wheeler of Montpelier VISITED
at G. ". Kellogg's Sundav.-Mrs. Louise
York has returned from a weeks visit
with relatives in Williamstown.-Mc. and
Mrs. Elmer Hall have returned to their
home in Glen sutton. Can. after a brief
visit with relatives and friends here
Mrs, Jennie Bohonon is ill.-Mrs. f.
e. York and daughter, Marietta, were in
Burlington Tuesday.
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SOUTH

", ]. Parker fell through the scat
fold in his barn Saturday and broke his
shoulder, the bone p~rotruding through the
skin. He was taken to the Mary Fletcher
hospital, where he is in a serious condi-
ton.
Mrs. A. J. Deyette Of Burlington visit
ed Mrs. Alfred Russell last week. The
Misses Grazilla and Helen Gauthier of
Montreal passed last week with their
cousin, Mrs. w. J. Ross-Several from
this town attended the Grange picnic at
Ethan Allen Park Saturday.-Mrs. George
Taft and granddaughter, Ruth Hol-
brook. visited at l. y. Trombley's, Fri
day.-Isaac Harris of Starkeboro was at
the home of Alison Rollins Friday
Homer Taft attended the Stokes reunion
in Starkshoro August 23.-Mrs. w. w
Aldrich and children are in camp al
Lake Iroquois for a few days.
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Bullock Of Med
ford. Mass, are at the nome - his
brother. r. f.. Bullock.-F. T.. Goodwin
and daughter. Isabel. we're in 81 AL
bans Monday.-Delia Williams and Har-
ry Richards ARE i'll. but are comfortable
at prcsent.-Mildred Goodwin is ~ the
home of +. F.. Smith.-Mr. and Mrs.
James O'Daniels spent the weekend in
this plaCe.-Mvs. Spooncr and son. who
has been ut the home of her brother.
Frank Clough, for some time returned
10 her home last week-Dorris Mills is
visiting at the home of her aunt. Mrs.
Charles Sanderson.-Misses Nina, Nettie
and Bessie Gonyeau visited friends in
this mace last week.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

The firm of Howard. Tanner & How
ard. real estate brokers, has dissolved
by mutual consent. Mr.. Tanner VIII
continue in the real estate business at
the old stand connected with his bar
Der shop.
w. Il. Johnson & Son, proprietors OF
Lake Champlain creamery, paid Sl.36
for standard milk for the month of
July.
r.. l.. Howard & Son, real estate
dealers of this village. have just sold
the Harvey farm in Essex to c. A.
Packard and wife of Jericho. who take
possession September |. also for Mr..
and Mrs. Packard their property on
North avenue in Burlington to Fred
Smith of Fletcher.