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HINESBURG.

j. y. Bromley suffered a scrious nc
cident Saturday while saving wood
with circular saw at his residence
a bearing broke on the saw arbor and
the saw. which was running at high
speed, flew mp and struck him in tn,
chest, making n wound seven inches
long and exposing his lung on the right
side. DR.. Burdick took him to a Bur
lington hospital-The funeral of Fred
erick BusheY. the i-Year-uld sou of Fred
Bushey, whose death was caused by
n KICK from horse, was held at his
late home sunday at so o'clock, the
Rev. A. II. Edio Of the Methodist Church
officiating.-Thc funeral Of Mrs. Hen
~ White was hold at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Orrin Emmons, Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock, the Rev. F.
w, Hemenway officiating Mrs White
was a resident Of this town nearly all
her life and was . member of the Com
gregational Church for many YEARS
Miss Gertrude Ede was given a. mis-
cellaneous shower Friday afternoon in
honor OF her approaching marriage to
Harry Russell of this town. She re-
ceived many gifts Refreshments we're
served.-Mrs Jacob Collamer of Bris-
tol is visiting her mother. Mrs Es-
teY.-Miss Mary Somers sprained her
ankle Saturday.-Announcem Is
made Of the marriage of Miss Ellen
Clare Hull, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. s. Hun, to Frank Leonard of
Middlebury at Brandon Saturday.
The Borden condensed milk plant is
completed and began to take in milk Mon
day.-Georce Love has sold his large
meadow on the shelburne road to T. j.
Mckenzie. Rally day was observed in the
Congregational Church Sunday. The
church was decorated with fruits and
flowers.
Miss Carrie Rostwick Of Worcester,
Mass. who has been spending the month
at her uncle's Lurian Rostwicks, has
gone to Fairfax.-Miss Dora Bostwck
has recovered from her recent illness
Mrs. Mercy kellogg has returned from
Bristol to her brothers. Lucan Bost-
wlck-Mrs. Green Of Waterbury.
who has been visiting in the families of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Bostwick and Mr..
and Mrs. Noble Ernest Parcher has re-
turned home
The funeral Of Mr.. Ding was held from
the home of his daughter. Mrs. A. =.
Clough, Tuesday at two o'clock, the Rev.
n. l. Kemp of the Baptist Church Off
ciating Mr.. Ding vas native of New
York State but had made his home with
his daughter here for several years. He
was veteran Of the Civil war--A dis
trict Sunday school institute was held
at the Methodist Church Thursday, The
Kings Daughters will give the play, "A
Kings Daughter a. the town hall Sat
IrdgN eVapipp
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MONKTON.

Tho Ladies' Aid society will give
"cob-wcb' social at the Grange hall Fri
day ovening.-Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Dona-
hue and daughter Cisly and Charles
Brown visited in Burlington and Milton
and Mrs William Sherry
and son Edward of North Forrisburg
visited their daughter, Mrs. Fred Nc
Fnttr, Sunday.-Mrs. !. r. Ladd and
nephew, Branard Comstock. of Burling
ton spent the weck-cnd in town.--Mr. and
Mrs Harold French entertained the for
mers parents, MIR. and Mrs. NJ O.
French of Charlotte, Sunday.-Mrs. D. T..
Mech returned from the Pittsford sana-
forum Monday, much improved in
health.-Francs Donahuc who assisted
in the creamery the past week during
F.. D. McEntee's illness, has returned to
his home in Milton.-Ryan's men from
Ncrgenncs, who have been steam-fitting
and doing interior work at the creamery
the past week, expect 10 finish this week.
AS soon as the work is completed w. c.
Dcnahue will receive milk.
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MONkTON RIDGE.

The Rev William Laughton, S. c. +. f..
who has been 20 years a missionary and
traveller in China and interpreter with
the British force during the Boxer upris-
ing in China. will give a stereopticon lee
ture in the Friends Church Friday e"e-
ming at 100 o'clock. The lecture will he
Illustrated with about 20 stereopticon
slides.
on the evening of October 6 the Rev.
and Mrs. William Laughton of Nergennes
will speak in the Friends Church at
Monkton Ridge on their 20 years expert
once as missionaries in China. There
will be "freo-will offerings at the close
of the lecture.
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in Pittsford.--Mr and Mrs. James Aiken
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Aiken of Ben
son were at W. C. tIatchs last week.
Miss Grace Alien has gone to teach
Latin and science in Trinity high school.
Athens. Ala.-Parkcr Burt has gone to
instruct boys at Great harrington, Mass.
king X. Lille of Boston Is with his
brothers for two weeks.-Mrs. S. c. Bull
is with friends in Granville, n. Y.-Mr
and Mrs ". l.. Allen have moved to New
Hampshire to live.-C. A. Coolidge has
leased DR. Amelia Browns housed
W. Downcs' family have moved to Bur
lington. where Dewitt Downes has en-
tered college.-Mrs Hermon Warren and
MISS Jessie Griswod spent some time
last week as guests of Mrs. Joseph Cook
OF Ticonderoga. n. Y.-Miss Anna Young
mas gone to Rochester. N. Y.--Miss Mar
gucrite Monger has returned from Bur-
lington. whore she was n guest in A. w
Htl'S family for two weeks
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MILTON.

Mrs. Joseuh Douglass died Friday aft
ernoou of pneumonia, after being i'll only
few days. The funeral was held 1t
st. AIMS Church OH Tuesday at s9e-
o'clock--George Swan has sold his house
at the head of Gmlet hill to John Wins
low.--Miss Ethel Wells returned SatL.
day from the Island villa, Grand Isle
where she has spent the summer.
win he salad supper at 81, AIMS hall
Thursday evenng,-Cortcs MayVillc,
Lawrence Barrett and Harry Mahonev,
Jr., have returned from an auto trip TO
Boston and other points in Massacnu-
settS Mrs. r -. Martin spent several
days of last week with friends in Ess a
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STARKSBORO.

barn belonging TO James Stokes ~
Starksboro hill was burned last Thurs
day night. the fire being caused by the
explosion of a lantern. The livestock was
saved. Only small insurance was car
ried-Mr. and Mrs Nelson Purington OF
Bristol have been visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson of East
Barnard are parents of a daughter,
Elinor Charlotte. Harlan Rostwick is
attending the University of Vermont in
Burlington.--Mr, and Mrs r. p. Bck-
ford, Mrs Shields and Mrs Gilmet Of
Groveton. n. H., were guests last week
of c. \. Bickford and daughter, making
the trip by automobile-Mr and Mrs
F. 5. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
White motored through the White Noun
tans and Berkshire Hills and other
points Of interest in Maine and Massa-
chusetts last week. Mr.. and Mrs r. Il
Eddy and Mrs. b. ]. Eddy visited at G.
Fuller's and r. S. Stevenss in Jonesvile
October and At is expected that there
will be the usual services In the Baptist
Church next Sunday.-Miss Lottie Norton
of Bristol spent last week with relatives
here
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WEST CORNWALL.

a pretty wedding took place at ST
GeneNieve's Church in Shoreham on
September %. when Mary, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Gregore
was united in marriage with Timothy
OConnor Of Port Henry. y. Y. The cere-
mony was performed by Father WEIGH
The bride was gowned in a blue broad
cloth suit with hat to match. The brides
maid, her sister, Hattie, was also gowned
in blue. j. O'Connor, brother of the
groom. was best man. The bridal party
then went to the brides home, where
fine dinner was served. Of which 90
partook Several from Port Henry were
present The bride received some fine
presents of china, silver. cut-glass. and
linen. They left in the afternoon for n
trip to Buffalo, N. ", where the groom
has relatives. On their return they will
make their home in Pert Henry.
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PANTON.

The condition of Andrew russo is
unchanged and he remains very i'll man.
Mrs. Earl Deyore and little daughter of
Burlington are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Varney.-Mrs. Emma
Raine of Worcester, Mass, is spending
a few days in this community. Governor
Charles w. aGtes of Franklin was q call
er at Andrew Rusco's recently.--Mr and
Mrs. Fred Harris and Mrs. Edward
Nichols Of Bridport spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nanderhoof. Mr.
land Mrs. John Smith We're in Proctors-
Vile over Sunday the guest of her moth
'er. Mrs, Flanders-Mr, and Mrs &. w,
Sprague and daughter Florence Of Bris-
tol and Mr., and Mrs, Samuel Trombley
of Sycamore Beach, Mass, visited their
sister, Mrs. G.. S. Curler. Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Wright Hoyt were in New HaV-
en- Saturday night and Sunday. visiting
relatives Mrs. Cornell of Argyle, y. V,
has arrived at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage. where she will spend the win
ter with her son, the Rev. q. G, Cornell
and wife.-Mrs. John Smith will sing at
the Methodist Episcopal Church next sun
day afternoon al the usual serVice.-Miss
Mary Conant and Mr.. and Mrs. Loyal
Spauding were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs William Nc Intyre OF New
lIaven.-The first real frost of the season
put in its appearance Monday morning
and damaged the corn and garden stuff
Mrs. Truman Kent and daughter of
Santa Monica. Cal. who have been Wis
iting in Essex, y, V, and Vergennes, are
now spending some time with friends
here Wesley Narney and family attend
ed the funeral of Mrs, Varney's aunt,
Mrs. Henry White, which was held at
! her late home in Hinesburgh
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one.)

exposure to poliomyelitis.-M Edith
Chamberlain spent a few days in Boston
last Week.-Mrs. Grace Gordon left Sat
urday on a trip to Albany, y. Y.-Niss
Helen Clark of Middlcbury College spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter ClarlS.-Thc teachers train
Ing class at the Vergenncs high school
has been discontinued on account of the
lack of a sufficient number Of pupils to
conform with the State law to secure an
appropriation for part payment of the
salary of the teacher in that Course
DIR. William Ross of Jacksonville Fla,
who has been spending n few days with
his father Frank a. Ross, has returned
to Burlington, whore he is visiting
Mrs. Dana F. Woodman and children,
who have been spending the summer
with her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Woodman, returned Saturday
10 Brooklyn.--The Rev. Thomas Stcv-
enson has returned from n ten days
vacation in different parts of New York
State.-Miss Luna j. Spencer fell Friday,
breaking tho bone between one elbow
and shouldcr--Mrs. Charles l.. IIalght
end daughter Marion are guests of Mrs.
Mary Goodale.-Miss Marjorie Lee, a
teacher in the Bristol high school, spent
the week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Graves and Mr.,
and Mrs. Carl Brownell have returned
from an auto trip through the Adiron-
dacks and Montreal.-Mr and Mrs. David
Duquette, former residents of this city
and their daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs Francis r. Turner of Springfield
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Duauettc's Sis
ter Mrs. Frank Larrow.-Miss Ethel
Bull, who has been spending the sum
..
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheri-
dan Bull.-Mr, and Mrs. George Mon
fancy, Miss Polk and Miss JaVerey OF
Cuttingsvlle, on an auto trip through
this section, visited Mr.. Montancy's
brother, Joseph Montaney. Sunday.--Mr
and Mrs Charles Belden and child WHO
have been visiting his mother. Mrs. Alic,
Beden, returned Monday to Por
Henry. ~ Y-Erwin Clark left SATURDAY
for Canton, n. V, where he will ontcl
st. Lawrence Cniversity.-Mr. and Mrs
John w. Ryan visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Ryan, Sunday.-Mrs. Eva
Vanderhoof. who has been spending sew
cral months in this section, has gone
to Glens Falls. y. T.. to spend the win
ter.-Mrs Eliza NJ. Young visited IL
Orwell Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. JOIN
Whalen and children of Burlington spcn
sunday with Mrs. George Whalen.-AIrs
William II. Button of New York an'
Mrs. G. t.. Hammond Of Chicago, Wh'
have been spending the summer at Norti
Hero, are guests of tho Stevens Hous,
for a few days. Mrs. Button and Mrs
. Hammond are daughters of tho late Her
rick Stevens, a former prominent bushes
man of this place.-Hcrhcrt !. l4aduc o
Burlington is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Laduc Peter Hamc
has moved his family from the DR., Ma
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WHO mas spent the summer Mt pun
no'in' their summer home in town has
.etutned to St. Paul's school at concord.
AZ, h'-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence De witt
Iei' 'ast week for an extended visit with
ir'ends in Massachusetts and Connect
cu'-Misses Jessie and Marguerite Lane
nave returned to their schools in Pitts
pufgh, and the "Bcachwood school
Jehkintown, Pa, observation-disclosures
Dlmmock is in New York to visit with
friends
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WESTFORD.


Inc funeral of &. II. Cobb was
MS Iate nome Friday afternoon. N
T. a. smith officiating The
Hpiue with Me and Lead.
iheht' were sung by n quartet
bearers were his sons, Georr|
irving. and two nephews, ITerhe|
IuTt burns The burial was in ri
view cemetery. Cassius Henry Col
oorh IN Milton August ., 1850, al
nVed III estford exactly SO yea|
TOOK deep interest In the affairs
'o"h' hoi1lnS various offices. m
erected 10 the Legislature ut /,
Ihoush one or the older resident
coph was one OF the most prog
FARMERS IN TINS vicinity He was
tnusiastlc supporter Of the Chit
county Farmers association. and a
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SOUTH STAKkSBORO.

Frank orY:s and family attended the
funeral of Mr., Orvis mother Mrs, Sarah
Brown, in Bristol Saturday. Mrs. Rebocca
Tracy of Mcnkton is guest OF her
daughter. MIS-. Walter Young.-Mr. and
Mrs. David Follanshce are in Monkton
with their daughter, Mrs, Roy Hulburt
for a few days,-Frank Narnoy. who is
i'll with typhoid fever in Burlington, is
not gaining.-Mr. and Mrs. John Wright
and daughter Mrs. Sheldon Stokes. at
tended the funeral of their aunt Mrs.
Sarah Brown, in Bristol Saturday Rus
sell Young attended the funeral Of his
aunt, Mrs. Stillman White, Thursday,
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Bessie Dix, supervisor at the New
England Telephone office, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. David Cadarette and daugn-
ter Clara. John Cadarette and Miss Mary
Sweeney left Wednesday in Mr. Cada-
rette's car for Concord and other points
in New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Smith, Jr.,
returned Wednesday night from Ohio, -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck and daughter,
Heatrice. of East Charleston visited Mrs.
l.. l.. Wolcott last weeli.--The King :
Daughters will meet a the home OF Miss
Fannie Day on Friday Mrs Norman
Wright will give report Of the CONVEX
tlnn al RntlanN
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BRIpPORT.

Edwin Myrick lost six sheep last week,
being killed by dogs. Several more We're
severely injured.-Mrs, Levi Pidgeon has
returned from Ferrisburg-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Bingham. his son and wife, have
returned to Ashby Mass.-Miss Nellie
Barbour left Monday for her school at
Philadelpha.-Mi Flora Grosvenor cx-
poets to go very soon to lp-reading
school at New York city.-Wilis Palmer
dislocated one shoulder last Sunday
II. l.. Hcmenway has begun his apple
picking He expects to have a force of
about 80 men and boys.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Jordan are visit
ing their son Leslie in Berlin, y. H,
this week.-Mrs.. Lucy Bronson and Mr.
and Mrs. Smith and daughter Dorothy
of Holyoke. Mass. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Gaines.-A. D. Griffin is NOV
ing from Jericho into the Murdoch house
recently purchased by him.-Byron Ward
of Des Moines gave an interesting address
at the Congregational Church Sunday
mornng-The Methodist Sunday school
observed rally day October mir. and
Mrs. Leslie c. Terrll of Morrsville spent
Sunday with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
a.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The first frost Of the season to do any
damage in this vicinity was seen Sunday
morning At the Kings Daughters meet
ing held September q goodly number
were present, Mrs O. \. Clements CAV
an excellent report of the state conven-
ton held in Rutland I'm September,-M
and Mrs John 5. Heffion of Hartford,
Conn. visited his sister. Mrs. y. ". But
Ter, last week Albert Comstock and
daughter. Mrs, Goss and son Of Montpel-
Ter were guests AT \. f. Comstock's last
week &C. G. Drinkwater OF Jericho visit
ed nela dives IN town TUESDAY.
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WHITING.

Mrs. Jasper Miller died Friday at the
home of her nephew, Scion Miller. The
funeral was held at the Baptist Church
Sunday, with burial In Cornwall Bern
Crosby was at home over Sunday
from Rutland. where he has a position
The Crosbys are entertaining their
father. mother and sister from Nova
Scotia-Mrs. William Williams was in
Brandon Tuesday.-Miss Flora Smith is
In Hinesburg and Mrs. Freegard
and daughter Marion were in Middlebury
Sunday.-William Taylor and family of
Middlebury were in town Sunday
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WALTHAM.

County Road Commissioner w.
\. Cady of Middlebury was in town on
business last week &c A. Hunt recently
visited his son in Mortified. MIR. and
Mrs. Ray Moulton and nephew, Howard
Hunt Of Panton were guests of Mr., and
Mrs G. j. Sueden Sunday.-Nrs. f. j,
Howey and children have returned from
Benson, where they have been visiting
relatives. William Pierson has purchas-
Cd "A new Overland car--Nr. and Mrs G.
C.. Coates and Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Davis
of New Haven were In town Sunday
making calls.-Frank Tucker, Jr, has
gone to C;lens Falls, \. Y, where he has
employment in the paper mils.-Ralph
Hunt spent Sunday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs c. A. Hunt.-The \. :, club
viii meet with Mrs y. W. Otis Thurs
day afternoon October IA tractor en-
CINE has recently been purchased on the
Frank Clark farm. Mr., and Mrs. Il. IL.
Booth of Nerecuncs were at f. G. Ward =
lea Wppk
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Edward Place left Monday for
London, y. H., where re viii a
Colby Academy Henry Putnam,
has been speeding the week will
Dr and Mrs. Naruey
Monday evening for East Lansing
to renew his studies at Tho Mirl
Agricultural College Mr. aud Nrs.
Voight motorcd to Eimoir Sunday .
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Inc East MiddleburY Improvement So
ciety will give dance October ~ at Frank
Meehan's dancing pavilion, Lake Dun
more Refreshments served Music VIII
be by Danforth's orchestra
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Tins Isham visited at
the home of Rollin Forbes Tuesday -
Mrs. Walter Wescott and Mrs, Howard
shortsleeves of Essex visited Mrs. NJ
W. Ilnsdale Tuesday,--Niss Abbie We'll
linser spent the Weekend in Williston
with her sister, Mrs. Walter Osborne
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinsdae have
closed up their summer home and re-.
turned TO Roston.--Mrs. kimbsll and tao
children of Rutland are visiting Mrs
Irvine Ishann
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ORWELL.

The Home Department Woman's Mis-
society met yesterday with
Mrs, f.. Il, Iillie,-Mrs. Kate Walker is
much improved Walter Saunders re-
turned to New York last week after tive
weeks at home herc.-Thc funeral of Mrs
James Rugg was held at 81, Paul $
Church Friday morning. lnterment was
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ARE YOU A GOOD FARMER? can you
furnish stock and tools? IF so, see me
Saturday night or Monday morning.
Bring recommend. Apply in person. ! am
too busy TO answer letters look after
farms and have decided to sell rent
oil my farm property. W. V. Farr. IS
North Union St, Burlington, Vt.
25S d w IT,
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CORNWALL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sears have re-
turned to their home In Millers Falls,
Mass, after visiting friends in town and
FerrisburG Arthur Bingham, son of Dr,
and Mrs. A. W. bingham of New York
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HUNTINGTON.

Bennona Bennette, veteran IL
nesday. Sept - after a long illnossI
Brights disease, aged = years and
months, The funeral was held I'll
Union Church SATURDAY at enc 81
The Rev. G; V. French officiated.
bennett is survived hv. one ard
Francis Bennett, Of Jericho; one som
gere, who lived with him. and two ID
ters, Mrs. Esker Ring and Mrs. Fred
main, both OF this place.
The funeral Of Mi Bennett took
Saturday At the Uuion Church al
y. N. The Rov. G. V. French oftic
Three selections were sung by Mrs.
falley, soprano, and Mrs. Jennie s.
alto, Mrs. Ida Johnson presiding al
organ. The bearers were Eugene Bel
Oscar Ring, Fred German and Th
Farrand. There We're many beat
flowers. There were but a small nlI
OF the old veterans able to attend. I
present from out of town were III
Bennett and daughter, Ida BenueIt. II
or and niece Of The deceased, OF Jel
Rufus ~ Place aud Melissa sherman,
of Richmond. and Wesley smith ant
and Mrs. c. J, Smith of lliueshure, Il
as Farrand and two sisters, Mary Fal
and Laura Farrand, of Essen and -,
Ring of Huntsville. MI and Mrs
Morse OF Jeftersonville were in
Thursday night, returning hoEle 4
afternoon Mrs Morse's parents, Nj,
Mrs, G NJ. Morton. went with 'Ael
remain over SATURDAY and Sunday
mas been received here that MIS-. 20
Norton of Enosburgh Falls, q former
ident Of this town. is very i'll with a
tack OF appendicitis Il. II. Kinds
in ST. Johnsbury Monday-The rev
Kemp of Hinesburg was in town Nor
Glen Johnson was at home IRON
school in Barre over Sunday and MOI
Mrs. Ida Sprague, Mrs, Ruth Fielder
the Misses Mary Spaulding and {
Bates went to Hineshurg Wednesd
Mrs. Fred sherman reports she pick
quart of raspberries october : and
a raspberry pie Mrs. Jennie kenyoi
tertained the KINGS Daughters Me-
la
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FOR RENT.

EIGHT ROOM TENEMENT at so Maple ST.
TO rent oct IL. Inquire of W. V. Farr.
. IS North Union St. 25S,d.w,tf.
SMALL BASEMENT TENEMENT to rent,
cool In summer and warm in winter; no
huns wanted. Apply to W. V. Farr. IS
North Union st. 20G.d,w,tf.
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CHARLOTTE.

There WAS n catlCus AT the TOWN
SATURDAY to nominate Justices
nesce -Petar cole and family
moved to r. II Horsford,s tonem
Mutton birl-C !, r.boronson il hi
a house nm his land IN D,not ell
The home of Nfrs Mary : wi
vas Tho scape ~ matt. HON. sci
SATURDAY. mounting n. IN o,oIocx ,.r
vo,,neest d.rrhto, cor,,,io N.v
united in r,arri,ge ,o Ceorge N \
Richmond Va I'll. oers,,o,r,. v.o
formal hv tho pev I, NJ HaqadI
Nortb rerrishrrr Tha hrid,, ,,.s rot
IN a dark blue broad cloth emit y;
N match and carri.d a hnl,,,a, q,
roses and beIiotrona orIv tho INN,
relatives were nresent AR aud Mr.
left on the moon FLYER for a trin
will include Albany Now vor,J
Washington. besore reachine tbeir
I'm Richmond The bride ono ~ tae
ponular young ladies' hero mas
town librarian for tho mast vear
Stebbins and Mrs Eoote If Rnr,
arc yues,s 81 Ar,e NJ V-iIl,
Rreezv Poin1 uhrorv has -acciv
olo.l, fro,,, ,>-;lli.,. >,.,,o o.d
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HELP WANTED.

YOUNG MEN wanted for statesmen, meat ,
cutters. shipping and stock clerke. Coco
nav and steady work Those who use
liquor need not apply Address arp!tca b
ton, with references, to G. F. Baker, care
Of Brockton Public Market, Brock.oh
Mass l5.W'4t
A COOK wanted at the Home for Destl-
ture Children. References required.
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