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HUNTINGTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Martha CRoss)
'ar1entor took place at the Union Church
ON tuesday at twelve o'clock, the Rev
{. V. French officiating The bearers
were Henry Ross. brother Of the de-
ceased, and her son, Fred Ross, both of
Burlington. Shelley Algcr. son-in-law Of
deceased, and his son, CLAYTON Alger. both
Of Moukton. Three selections were sung
by Mrs, Moses FalbY. soprano, Mrs
jennie sweet alto, and Charles Oher.
bass, with Mrs. Ida johnson presiding
at the organ Mrs. Carpenter died Satur-
day in Monkton at the home of her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley
Nlgcr, aged g. years Heart disease was
tho cause of dcath.--Julius Drinl<water
went to llincsburs Sunday to visit his
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. F.dwlr
Drinkwater.--M w. NJ. Dean of Char
lotto called on Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Car
penter Sunday Mrs. Gladys Johnson
FULLER las SO FAR recovered from a long
and severe illness as to resume her work
in teaching music.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

Mr.. and Mrs Harold Marsh and son.
Richard Of Sheldon. and Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Stanley and son. Robert, We're
guests at the home of =. G. Hammond
Sunday.-G VI. Pomerov, W. r. Noble and
II. r. Scott attended the district Masonic
meeting at Richford Friday.-C. w Don
oghue of Montgomery Center is passing
a few days in town.-H. r. Olmstead and
Miss Ruth Olmstead returned Saturday
night from Sharon.-Ernest and william
Stafford were in Johnson last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Jeffords returned from
Springfield. Mass. Saturday niCht-Tho
Woman's Home Missionary society met at
the home Of Mrs Althea Towle Tuesday
afternoon.-A surprise farewell party was
given Thursday afternoon to Mrs. Azela
Tiff, who is soon to move away, by several
members of the Ladies' Aid and invited
guests, at the home of Mrs. b. II. Gilbert.
Mrs. Tiff has been one of the active mem
bers Of that society since its formation
several years ago, and will he greatly
missed The afternoon was socially spent
and refreshments were served.-Mrs Sar =
ah Glidden is spending this week at the
home Of her son, H. NJ. Glidden, in Frank
lin.
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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Daniel Moren was in Burlington
Nonday.AIiss Ellen Griffin, who has been
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. II. B. Hanson
the past two weeks. returned to her home
In Boston Thursday. Mrs. Hanson accom-
panied her to st. Albans.--A Sunday school
birthday social was held in the vestry Of
the Congregational Church Tuesday eve.
ming. The members Of the Sunday school
dressed to represent the month in which
they were born and gave peny for each
year of their age. The proceeds are to he
used for new library books for the sun
day school. Refreshments were served -.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. r. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. s. Rublee. Mrs. +. NJ. Stone. Miss
Josie Stone, Miss Mary p. Anderson, Mrs.
Pearl Austin and Mrs. Lottie Powell were
in Richford Saturday to attend the fu.
neral of Mrs. Austin Moore
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WESTFORD.

The Farmers club will meet at the
town hall Friday evening. Subject is
Balancing Rations," and farmers ar.
requested TO bring pencils. Fort
nightly club will entertain the Outlook
club of Essex and the Fortnightly club
of Essex Junction Thursday afternoon,
October 26, at the X. p. hall.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arts Calkins and little daughter
of Keeseville, y. Y, have been vstin-
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Calhins Mrs.
Frank Smith has gone to visit her dauGh-
TER Mrs Frank Calkns, of Morrisvlle
for an indefinite period Scion Bigelow
has rented his farm to George Garrow
Of Williston, and expects to move to Col
chester November l.-Rennie Cummings
Of Newport has been the guest of his
niece, Mrs. w. W. White.-The Baptist
Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. George
Huntleyr of Fairfax for dinner Wednes-
day.-The Rev W. w. White is spending
the week at his former home in Manson
Vile, +. Q.-The Rev and Mrs. +. A.
Smith left Monday for Groton, where
Mr.. Smith has a partnership I'm the
novelty shop. Frank Irish of Cloverdale,
Edgar Grow, Leslie Howard and Carl
Paige attended the dairy show in Spring
la 81 ueek
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JEFFERSONVILLE.

The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Whitcomh
Page who died AT the Fanny Allen hos-
pital. was held IN the church in this
place sunday afternoon, the Rev. F. Il.
Hyde officiating. Mrs. Page was tho
youngest daughter of the late Robert and
Dorcas Whitcomb and for many years
resided here. She VAS Il years old Shs
is survived by one daughter. Mrs Edith
Carver of Duluth, Mimi and two sisters.
Mrs. Jane Hubbard Of Titusville, Pa,
and Mrs. Caroline Addy of PHILADELPHIA
"a and two brothers, George Il. WhitS
comb of Los Angeles, cal. and J. Arthur
Whitcomh of Mex York city. The bear.
ers were four nephcws of the deceased,
Moreton Hawlcy, Il. G Hawlcy, RAYMOND
HaWley and Donald Hawlcy The burial
was in the family lot in the Jeftersonvilla
ccmeterN.-M. w. Farman, chaplain of
the Vermont Senate. is expected to hold
services here next Sunday morning and
cVcning-Mr. Johnson of Huntington wax
a guest at l., :. MOrse's Monday night-
Those who attended the banquet given
by l., S. Morse at SmugElers' Notch
Monday were Is. c. Hawey, Il. E. Rey-
nolds, \, }, Brown, Clark Hapgood,
George Melvin, Il. y. Melvin. Mr. and
Mrs. l., $. Morse, Mir. and Mrs. Ira
Morse, II, W. Narnum. r. Is. Thomas.
II. c. Hitchcock. w. l.. Hunt. George
Griswod, Ashton Edwards and c. {.
Powell. Miss Lolita Brown. Mrs, Ira
Morse and the Misses Cali assisted i'm
SERVING. MIR. and Mrs Charles Cheesmau
visited his mother, Mrs. Charles Chees-
man, AT the Green Mountain sanitsrium
in Burlington the first Of the week =
Miss Beryl Powell visited friends in Mor-
risNille over sunday "A reception was
given Mr. and Mrs, Ashland Holmes at
Iror,,nu.a nm ,.s. .,x, a
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WATERVILLE,

Tho closing service of the revival meat<
ings Sunday night brought out an audl<
ence that packed the Union Church ID
the doors. Evangelist Lewis F. Smith
has demonstrated that meetings Of thi4
kind can be so conducted as 20 win the
approval and support of non-church go
ers as Will church members There have
been many conversions. mostly adults.
and a large number came forward IA
the altar sunday evening. The music ha1
been inspiring. the preaching upliftin;
and helpful
Mrs. Edla Wiley is in Morrisvile with
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. j. Kelley.-Mrs.
w T. Smile and Mrs. +. y.
Stearns attended the district meet
ing of the O. F.. s. at Jeffersorviiie
Beard visited AT stowe
last week.-Dr, G. p. Maurice was con-
fined tn the house last week by q'linsv
sore throat-Mrs. +. y. Stearns is visit-
ing in Stowa.-Mrs. w. r. Smile aud son.
Henry. were in Morrisvlle the first OF
the week
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SHELBURNE.

w. II. Ranks has returned from
bsiness trip to New York City.--Mrs.
II. Hopkins has returned from a two
KS visit in Montreal.--B. G. Marsett
Family and Miss Mariory Ray motor
b Montreal Saturday. returning Sun
might Miss Nellie kimball spent the
k-end with her parents in Waterbury.
Is NJ. F. Wells has engaged rooms
the winter at liz Adams street, Bur
ION. Mrs. I,dgecome. who has been
ling Dr. and Mrs. W. ". Ranks. has
rned 10 her home In Winooski.
|ere will he a chicken-pic supper ana
image sale at Trinity parish house on
6day evening, October 81, from hNe
! eight o'clock There will be spe-
meeting of Shelhurnc Grange. NO.
bhis evening Felix Chauvin has gone
|he Fanny Allen hospital for treat
It.
p noon group Of school children will
II for the first time again this year
The Methodist Church rarlors to-day
n twelve tn one o'clock A prayer
lice will he held tonight in the
kch parlors al 80 O'Clock. The men s
h. Bible class. H. w. Tracy. LIST.
|her. will meet Friday evening at I;'o
bck for business and social meet
Election Of officers.-A number or
bic from here attended the PadereN-
recital in Burlington Tuesday eve
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HINESBURG.

Truman Burritt has bought the NJ. L.
Orvis farm for s5,5t. and will take posses
sion March 1.-The Kings Daughters
will meet Friday a. the home of Mrs.
Homer Clark. On account of the short
days all are invited to dinner at twelve
o clock.-'rhe ladies % the Congregatio
Church will give harvest supper in the
vestry Tuesday. October 81. from five to
seven o'clock, followed by Halloween ex-
ercises.-J. 3. Bromley has returned
home from the Mary Fletcher hospital
Frank and Nellie Patrick of East Mont
pelier visited in town last week.--M. +.
Brothers. George II. Rurritt and F.. q.
Mead went to burlington sunday 10 as
sist in the search for the body of Earl
c. Morrill, and were present when it was
found.-Obed Clough. while thresh'nS
for his father. Alonzo Tlough. had his
clothing caught in the machinery and
had narrow escape from death. He was
rendered unconscious but no bones were
broken and he is doing we'll
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ENOSBURG FALLS.

inc work on Archan1bault street is
competed ana Mr. Ryan with his men
mas gone 10 the Berkshire Center road.
where some permanent work will he done.
p'sIn'''lE AZ IN" coW-pass and working
Sou'"' Ihe trus'ees nave S'c0o to expend
~ anu WIN 'he SIate 5000 consider
"o'' ga" n' "'''o' MI 'orosia is doing
morh III oh''ooh ON IN" nat across f. +.
poa''S 'a''' so NAV some or the roads
.'a' were so pad last spring are in
iaIr way T." De improved.
""''tS highway supervisor j. {. rowle
maui tour OF inc county Friday, in
Sru' '''S ne worn belns done in the
"'''i e't IocaIliles. Ito was accompanied
~ me ron ol'n Merrill an enthusiastic
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MILTON.

ose LaPan and Nilfred J. Viens IF
st Georgia were married Tuesday
rning at seven o'clock by the Rev. +.
Paquet of ST. Annes Church They
Re attended by Miss Ethel Young Of
place and limerick Frat Of Winoosl;i.
r bride was Gowned in a dark green
yelling suit with white velour hat. and
ried a white PRAYER book, A wedding
$akfast was served at the home Of the
de after the ceremony. and reception
s held at the home of Mr., Niens They
eived many useful presents.
II the Methodist Church Sunday morn
at 1915 there will he a preaching serv-
subject of sermon, lessons from
jah''; Sunday school at noon: evening
$50. union service at the Congrega-
hal Church: Tuesday evening a 100
worth League; Thursday evening at
y, prayer meeting. At West Milton
IRE will be Sunday school at As p. N.
RI preaching service at $50 p. m.
Ialno E. Preston and Miss BESSIE NJ
|bhard both of Georgia, were quietly
FRIED at the congregational parsonage
iednesday afternoon, the Rev. d. H.
Fong officatins The Christian En-
|avor society will give Halloween
tial at the ConGre Cational Church YES
i Friday evening. The Junior Mission
md Of the Congregational Church will
pet at the vestry Saturday afternoon
2:3o.-There will he a union service at
r Congregational Church Sunday eve
|ng. with a sermon by the Rev. T. H,
|esey.
Nilfred Niens of East Georgia and MISS
bse Japan Of this place. were marie l
St AIMS Church Tuesday morning by
y Rev T. Paquet.-Mrs. C. +. Roge! :
ID Miss Harriet Rogers are visiting
ends in Essex Junction.-Mrs, Hat q
Wood Is here from CRANKY. p. Q.--j.
Wagner and A. J. Thompson are on a
nting trip in the Adironda cks. Miss
Anevieve Morgan is visiting in Cam
fdge and Pleasant NalleY.-H. II. Bee
fR is moving to his house on upper Main
FEET The Christian Endeavor secret
the Congregational Church will give a
fllowe'en social at the vestry on Frda V
|ening Miss Glenna Phelps spent sat.
IdaY and Sunday with her sister. Mrs
Rrry Macmillan, in st Adams. Miss Ce-
liza Shores is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira T-u-
pm have returned from a visit in Spring
Did Mass
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Because of failure to nominate jus
tice ticket within the prescribed time. the
town. 1t seems, will not have any justices
Of the peace after December Frank E.
Hanley of Lynn, Mass. is visiting here.
John A. Reynolds of Toledo Ohio, who
has been visiting his parents has gone
to Worcester. Mass-C. y. StYgles is
negotiating the sale of his stone no SO
farm property with Jericho party.-Nr.
and Mrs Patrick Reynolds have closed
their house and went to Worcester, Mass.
Monday. where they will pass the win
ter,-Elmer Alger returned last Saturday
from 10 days visit at Boston and Lynn,
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Endries and chill
dren of Hnesburg visited at o. c. Hal
locks the last Of the week.-Several Of
the young friends of Miss Ava Baker
met at her home Saturday evening. the
occasion being her 18th birthday.-Mrs.
arthur Rowe of Boise, Idaho Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Baker
Charles Jimmo. has moved his family
INTO part of the Brewster and Pierce
farmhouse, Mr.. and Mrs V, r. Sargent
are visiting in Lincoln. Hobart Norton
went to Bristol Conn, Tuesday, where
ne has employment.--Henr Baker won
hrst prize and Arson Fielder second prize
at the whist party Wednesday evening.
The Rev c. J, Staples. Mrs Elsie Shat
tuck, Mrs, NJ, J. Barnes and Mrs Clark
of Burlington visited Mrs. Clara Norton
Mondsy.-L f. Baldwin of Bristol was in
town Tuesday.-George Fielder has moved
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RICHMOND.

n and Mrs. A. Northien and Miss
tthien. MIR and Mrs. J.. C.. Conant. Mi.
Mrs. G. s. Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Morgan. Mir and Mrs H. s. StockwelI,
and Mrs II. X W estall, Mr. and Mrs.
b Goodrich. F, W. Fay, NJ. 5, VIII -
bb. ". e. Fuller, n. r. Phelps, D.
Ike and i. Fl Taft we're among those
IN this town who attended tht dairy
rs meeting in Springfield. Mass, last
Us A reception for the freshman class
held in the high school rooms Thurs
evening Miss Rose Donoway vas
guest Of her parents in Nergennos
r SundaY.-W w. Miller was a bust
s visitor in Montpelier SATURDAY.
60 Desautels of Burlington and Miss
! Stone of this town. only daughter OF
and Mrs Frank Stone. were married
Burlington Tuesday morning. p. H..
larsky has returned from Boston.
ere he Went for medical treatment
: l. A A O II, will hold card party
dance in their rooms Thursday eve
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JERICHO CENTER.


prs. f. jackson Palmer of Albany, y.
and Mrs. Frank Clark of Ticonderoga,
Y, visited their sister. Mrs. A II.
isseI' last week-James Clark of Boston,
lass, has been spending few DAYS Mt
L. Thompson Mrs. Gleason Of Bris-
and Mrs. Bates, Miss Castle and Harr,
pies of Westford were a Irving Thorn;
| ms Sunday.-The Misses Helen and NJ.
led Chaplin of the University Of Vermont
fre At home over Sunday.-The Misses
Ildred Dutton and Helen Dewey of thu
DIVERSITY of Vermont were guests Of NJ.
iJra Chaplin over Sunday.-Harry Wissei
fho has been visiting HE ,,ncla n
I-issoI wont saturda, IN ,,isit n+ha,' -,
ives beforo roti,rri,r bo,,,, Il, p,,,ia,.,,
Snecial honor u.ae co,forroa ,,r.,,,
Soonoas Noran u.bo,, ,,o r..,t' r,,o.o,, 49,,
lent of tho Dai,,. Ir,,,or,ie,, ....,ia,i,,,
| tho I-nitod s.,,os al t,,o ,,,oot,,,a -.
hrinrfeld Mac ,rho,,,., .,'a ,",,ar,o -.
|oran. Vi,,iap, rields tdr.ar, -,
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

DR. J. G. Parker was in this place FIJI
day and applied the tuberculne test u
the dairy Of Mrs. Agnes Hull. OF the j
animals, 10 were found diseased. IT y.
Jones of Nergennes and Miss Shea Of
Bridgeport visited Mr.. Jones's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jones. Sunday.--Wlns,
ton Churchill of Bakersfield was an ovcl
Sunday guest of Herbert Hull.-C II. Aus.
tin Of Richford is visiting for a few days
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mr.,
F. A. .Austin.D. G. PaXman severely in.
jured one knee Friday by steppir :
through a hole in the floor.-Leland r.
Dimond of Bakersfield visited anon :
friends over Sunday.
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Of Boston is passing a few days at the
home Of his uncle. e. l.. Mcmahon. and
aunt, Mrs. O. r.. Luce-Mrs Howard
Thomas and daughter. Miss Rachel, OF
Duluth, who have passed the summer al
the Green Mountain Inn have gone to
New York for u weeks stay before going
TO their winter home in Stewart, Florida-.
Miss Ruth Mcmahon will Join them in
New York and accompany them to Florida
where she will pass part OF the winter
in Miami--C. l.. Graves of Waterbury,
was a business visitor in stowe Tuesday.
Miss Dorothea Taber. who has passed
several weeks with her grandmother. Mrs
g. &. Taber at Four Winds farm, went
Tuesday to Burlington for few days
stay on her way to her home in Worces-
tor Mass Mrs. j. j. Irving. who has
passed n week with her niece, Mrs F. Il.
Smith AT Moscow, returned Monday to-
Burlington--F. J. Waite. who makes his
home with his daughter. Mrs f. T. Smith,
went Monday to Shoreham to visit hia
daughters. Mrs. John Baldwin and Mrs.
Grant BaldwinA. 4. Pike has returned
from business trip to Boston and WorI
ccster, MaSS,--PrinCipal and Mrs. W. j.
English have rented Mr. and Mrs +. s.
Dow's house furnished. and will go III
housekeeping Noven1 Der t. Mr.. and Ms.
Dow expect to pass tho winter In Burr
lineton or St Alhans,--,t. l.. Stafford rs-
turned MonGay from visit with tha
Rev. and Mrs r r Crane in Sterling,
Mass.-R. II. Netcaf has returned 20 ti4
work as huttermaker AT tho Mt Manss
field creamery, after a Nceks vacation.
during which he attended the National
Dairy show AT Springfield. Mass p A.
Raymond has finished work as assistant
hut'ermaker at tho Nj. Mansfield cream<
cry and 7. j. Holden IS taking his place.
! The funeral of Albert H. Cheney vas
I held Wednesday afternoon. y Drayet
service at the house was followed by
service at Unity church, both conducted
by tho Rev. w T. Baker Of Morrisville.
1 The honorary bearers were Mr.. Cheney'a
! son, w. \. Cheney. son-in-law. W. L.
! liaines. nephew. Reuben Cheney a. L.
! Cheney and Charles Cheney and cousin.
/ +. 6. ShcrUin. The pallbearers We're:
! e. ", chaplin, G. W. Chaplin. A. r. Straw.
/ II. f. straw. c. r. Fowler and c. c.
| Graves. Music on the organ was ren-
dered by Mrs. l.. T." Harris. There vera
many beautiful flowers. among them
set piece from Mystic Lodge +. 6; A. NJ.
I American beauty roses from the church
and Ladies' Aid and chrysanthemums
from the Christian Endeavor society.
( The members of the Congregational
Church choir Of which the decea sed had
been a deacon for many years. attended
IN body. The members Of Mystic Lodge
also attended in body and the Masonic
ritual service vas carried out at the
River Bank cemetery. where the
burial was made. II. w Burn
! ham acting as master. The lodges in
! Morrisville. Waterbury and Montpelier
We're also represented There was large
attendance Relatives from out Of town
We're: W. \. Cheney of Milton. Mass !.
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Haines Of Wor-
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mr., and Mrs. F. A. Deyette of Bur
lington have sold their farm in the
northern part of Charlotte, better
known as the A. s Poole farm, to Mr..
ana Mrs John F.. Ladd of Burlington
Eugene Shortsleeves, Sr., has leased his
farm In East Charlotte to his son,
Charles Shortsleeves, and will move to
Shelburne Falls with his family in No
vember.-Arthur ST. George has gone
to Orange, Mass. where he has employ
ment for the wintcr.--E. II. Converse
has sold his village property consisting
of a dwelling house and store to Miss
Helena r. Hart.-Mr and Mrs. Cyrus
Cove. who have spent the summer in
Charlotte and in Georgia will leave
this week for their home in Florida.
Mr.. Gove's mother will accompany
them. The entire journey will he made
by automobile. the party going direct
to Washington, D. C.--The Baptist sun
day school of this place will observe
the first Sunday in November as rally
day.-Dr. and Mrs, Narney attended
the funeral services of Mrs. stephen
Ball. Mrs. Narney's aunt, in North Fer
rishurg Friday.-E. II. Converse has
leased his farm situated near Hines
burg town line to Albert Carter. Mr.
Carter. who has carried on c. F. Gove's
farm for two years, will take charge
November Mrs. j. r, Tag
CART is very i'll At her home
at the village.---E,. g. Dart has
had large growth Of a cancerous ma
ture removed from the back of one
hand. recently.--Mr. and Mrs. II. II.
Claxton have gone to North Hyde Park
to attend the funeral of Mr.. ClaXton's
aunt Mrs. Robert Hazard. They will
be away from home for week.--Dr.
A. l.. Emo arrived Thursday evening
from Boston, to spend a few days with
his mother and aunt at the Wooster
homestead.--L. n. Frindle returned
Thursday evening from spending few
days at the National Dairy show at
Springfield.
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TOWNSVILLE.

The Lend-a-Iland Circle of the KinE :
Daughters will hold a fair Thursday eve
ming of this week Tho sale opens at six
O'Clock and the program begins at eight.
Ice cream and cake will he served
Daisy 1Iapgood was home from Friday
night until SundaN.-Mis7 Flora Co,by,
who has been at i. II. Chessmore' for
some time, has returned to Burlington -
Principal and Mrs. r. j. Berry of Essex
junction were weekend Visitors in town.
-Mr. and Mrs. j. y, Atkins. Miss Helen
Nash and Mrs T. l.. stevens were bust
ness visitors in the city Monday after
noon
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WEST ENOSBURG.

Mrs. George Courser went Wed
nesday, October IS to Stevens Mills, where
her mother, Mrs Fl. Fl. Miner, had died
the day previous. The funeral was held
Friday.-Mss Mildred Libby, chief clerk
in the postoffice, has returned from pass
ing two weeks vacation among friends
in Boston.-Several members Of the order
attended the district Masonic meeting in
Richford Friday evening. A team from
the local lodge exempihed the work Of
the third degree.--A severe electrical
storm passed over this place Friday eve
ming
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FRANKLIN.

George II. Hakey has purchased the
Butler farm Of Mary j. and Anna NJ.
Butler and will move there November /.
Contractor Garrow is working on the
foundation Of the new Catholic Church.
Mrs. Emma Bell is planning TO spend
tho winter with her aunt, Mrs. Amandus
Goddard, in Hyde Park,--Miss Helen
whitney was in Burlington to attend the
pederevski concert The Rev. and Mrs
nav and son were in town Saturday for
short time.--The Rev, L. l.. Baker of
North Weare, \. H., who has sunn,ied
the congregational Church very accent :
ably the past two Sundays. returned
Monday.-H. Z. Gates has rented his
farm to Herman Benjamin and has moved