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HAPPE N|nGs IN VERMONT
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democrats of the town celebrated their
victory Saturday evening with a parade
through the principal streets of the vii
lage and a huge bonfire in the school
house park. The village was quite lively
for few hours.-E. \. Saunders has
returned from New York, where he spent
Week.-Mrs. Isabelle McMaster was
before Judge James B. Donoway in juve-
nile court Monday. 1t was decided by the
court that she was a habitual truant
and the judge sent her to the industrial
school at Vergenncs to remain until she
is IS years of age. +. Foster left
Tuesday for Florida to spend the winter
Monday, market day, eggs brought As
to 50 cents and butter 81 to GO cents
Word has been received of the
death Of Mrs. Mary (Renton)
Spencer. widow Of John Spencer
of this village, at the home of
her daughter. Mrs James r. Glasson, in
Spencer went to the Proctor hospital
about three weeks ago and was thought
10 be on the road to recovery. She left
that institution and went to the home
of her daughter. where she died Sat
urday evening. of ills incident to old age
The funeral was held at her daughters
home Monday morning, at 10 o'clock,
the Rev. Benjamin LomaX. pastor of the
Baptist Church at West Rutland, Off
ciating. The remains were taken on
the noon train to Vergennes and then
by team to Panton, where they were
placed beside the body of her husband
She is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. A, ID. Wright of this village Mrs.
william Session Of West Rutland and
Mrs. James T. Glasson of Proctor. Mrs.
ont nf ri 1ag or.
aud had made her home on seymour
street for many years She vas =
member of the Memorial Baptist Church
of this village and was very attentive
when in health. The hearers were her
three sons-in-l law and "A nephew, Spcu-
Ger Hawley She had many warm
friends in this village who viii mourn
her death The Rev G. T. llorr, -.
u, president of Newton Theological In
stitute. will be in town SUNDAY and
preach in the Memorial Baptist Church
in the evening at union SERVICE
Miss Adeline Clough, department prcsi-
dent, and Miss Elizabeth Wright di-
vision inspector. We're present AT the
regular meeting of william l., Russell
Circle No. 5. Ladies of the Grand Army
Tuesday evening and Inspected the
work of the local society. Refresh
gone to Rutland to spend 10 days
Miss Rachel Dejadon has returned
from a weeks visit in Shoreham,--
From eight to 10 inches of snow fell
throughout this section Monday niGht
and many sleighs appeared Tuesday
The people in the country are hoping
that this snow viii go off because there
IS a shortage Of water in the country
sections and many peop.e have to drive
cattle long distances to get water at
brooks and creeks. Many others have
not as yet been able to got their fall
ploughing all done.--Miss Alice Brain
ara has gone to Castleton to visit al
the home of Prof. Charles A Adams
Miss Margaret Heath has gone to West
Rutland to oniciate as substitute
teacher in the high school in place Of
Miss Anna Fisher, who has been called
home 10 NcTgonncs on account of the
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WESTFORD.'

The Rev. {. \. Boyd OF HurinG ION Viii
speak at the Union Church Sunday morn
ing, November 70, At the close of the
service the annua! mite-bOX opening will
take placc.--Thc Fortnightly club will
meet with Mrs. Carrie Partridge on Thurs
day, November li.-Mr. and Mrs. John
ballard ana daughter, Miss Ethel. spent
the Weekend with relatives in Jericho
Nenter-M MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Tyler and
daughter. BerniCc, OF ST. Adams are in
toWE.-FharlcS BiodGctt and family, who
have been living ON Wcstford Plain
moved to Worthwhile last Thursday. M IS
iva Dominique picked three lunches of
RIP" rasberrieS from the garden Novem-
Der ll.-ONer 500 was taken in at the chick
en-pie supper and sale by the Woman :
Union last Thursday evening.
At the meeting of the Farmers club
next week Mr.. Lcggctt of tho University.
OF Vermont viii speak on Making liens
Lay. and County Agent Dana will dis
cuSS "FertiliZcrs. "--Gcorgc Rice is sppnd-
lng week with his sons in New York.
The Atheti" club will meet at the town
hall Saturday evening for the purpose @.
forming a basketball team.
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BRISTOL.

Wesley Little Of Shoreham was in town
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Trudo are
parents of twin girls, born Tuesday morn
iug.--About eight inches OF snow fell Mon
day night and Tuesday morninp making
good slcighing around the villagc.--Mss
Anna Navin went to Granville. y. Y,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. y. Grow returned Sun
day from visit in Cornwall and Sails
bury.-GcorEc Place of Providence, r. L.
Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ida Newman.
C. II. Lainay has returned from Rut-
land City hospital somewhat improved i'm
caith.-tharics Duprey and family have
moved on to the Landon farm north of
the village. --,Iames Cardcll of Middlebury
College wa at home over Sunday.--E. II
Eastman has bought John tagans farm
for Si200.-Mrs. l.. *. Wilson has return
ed from "A visit Of several weeks with her
daughter. Mrs. T.. Il. Deitz of Now York
city.-Mrs. w. II Cardcll was in Buriing-
ton Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. A A. FIicr
and Miss Lois Jcnney visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Sargent in Middlobury Sum
day
r p. Owen was kicked by +. j. Brady's
horse Tuesday night and is in serious
cond ton. Mr.. owen took the colt from
tho pasture Tuesday and went into tho
stall beside it Tuesday night without
speaking to it and the colt kicked him.
knocking him down and kicking him
again. Or. McSwconcv ana a nurse
were summoned from Burlington to at
tend Mr.. OWen.--Word has been rc-
coivcd that Mrs. Almira l.. Russell 81
Rutland, sister of 4. G. sumner Of this
town. who has been in poor health for
several months. is in a critical condi-
ion.--Thermometers registered IL be-
low in this village Wednesday morn
ing and four below on Bristol Flats.
Mrs. F. H. Palmer and daughter. Fran
ces, have returned from Miller's Falls.
MaSs.--There will be n business meet
ing at the Congregational Church this
cvening.-The w. G. r. L. will meet
with Mrs Minnie Wright Friday after
noon. Subjct, What ! Learned at the
state Convention. Bert Latrop is in
Lincoln deer huntinS.-One OF the twin
baby girls of Mr.. and Mrs Clayton
Vruio died Tuesday night.
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PANTON.

Rcpresentativo-clect Walter Il. White
and wife gave Il very large reception
Thursday evening 10 his fellow townsmen
and their families, the house teing filled
TO its utmost capacity. several being
present from Ferrsburg, New Haven,
Addison and Vergennes The outgoing
representative, Samuel T.. Gaines with
his wife. assisted the incoming repre-
sentative and his wife in receiving the
guests, the party standing in front of a
bank of United States flags in recogni-
tion not only Of the town, county and
state elections, but also OF the presi-
dental election Waterman's orchestra of
Vergennes furnished music, and Miss
Dixie Hatch OF Burlington rendered sev-
cral vocal solos Donald liallock also
gave two violin solos. Refreshments We're
served in the dining room, the tables
being decorated for the occasion. the
colors, green and white, prcdominatius
Those present from distance were: Nj
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ADDISON.

The Ladies Aid society met a. the VeStry
November 5 and was entertained ny
Mrs. c. +. Mclean and Mrs Eugene
Sanctuary. There was a large attendance
and dinner was served. The reports from
Mrs, Travis who is in the hospital IN Bur
lmgton, are that she is doing WeIl'-Alhert
smith recently spent "a few days WIN
his sisters, Mrs Thomas and MIS- Arthui
Clark in Montpelier, attending the New
England fruit show, which II IN session
this week-Mrs. Arthur clark Is IN bur
lington, the guest OF her daushter-M Mrs
Helen Hurd Hilton of Nova scotia !" Nne
guest Of her sister. Mrs Waldo Clark
for tirnc-M and Mrs f., NJ Adams
and MIR. and Mrs. \. ". Adams ana niue
son were Sunday guests of NJ ana MIS-
'arron Fisher Of Cornwall-Gladys iam-
bin has spent the past week with hct
aunt Mrs. Myron Smith.
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs William Shirley and
daughter, Ieona. with Hermon Ford and
wife spent last wee, in Randolph with
friends.-The ladies served dinner town
meeting day at the village reception
was given Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence
n; their home November $. Refreshments
we're served. Osborn PARISH came home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital at Bur-
lrgtOn, Friday, where he has
been for treatment five weehs.-Arthur
Dondell was in Randolph Friday. His
sister, Ruth. came home with him to spend
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bostwck
Spent last week in BristolRose Whitney
is in Royalton for two weeks.
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PANTON.

Henry Alien left sunday for Chicago
accompanied by his uncle, William Shcri-
dan Of Shclburnc Mr. and Mrs. Charles
llartWcll of kecnc, y. H., were guests
recently of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwell
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Stagg returned
sunday from Winston. where they went
Saturday to visit their daughter, Mrs
Henry brothers, arriving there Just after
their buildings had been destroyed by
fire.-Mr and Mr.. John Smith have gone
90 proCtorSvillc TO rcsidc. There is still
no change in the condition of Andrew
Rusco.--'rho first real snow of the season
ramo M0ndaN Whom nbnnt xix inches fcII.
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CORNWALL.

The funeral OF judge William Harrison
bingham was held a his late home Fri
Gay afternoon a two o'clock. judge
bingham died Wednesday morning Noy.a
Death was due to n shock with which he
was stricken Nov. 3 and from which
he never regained consciousness. lie was
~ years of age and was prominent far
mer in this county; had been for e years
treasurer Of the town of Cornwall; was
president % the Addison County Tclc-
phone company; had been cl",nlv con-
nectcd with and interested IN tn" schonls
of Cornwall; ana had held Other impor-
taut town offices. lie was formerly
side judge OF Addison county court. He
was a civil War veteran Of Co. y. 18th
Vt, and was widely known in q. \. l. cir
cl"S, having once been commander Of
William p Russell Post No So Of which
he was a member till death. lfc is SUP
vived by wife. who is "A member Of tho
Mary Baker Allen chapter of the -. y r.,
"A daughter. Mrs. William j. Ealoti of
Ludlow, two sons Prof Eugene 9. Binc-
ham of LAFAYETTE College at Easton, Pa.
and Lucien w bingham of Cornwall: also
two stepsons, the Rev. H. Ernest Sander
land of Cleveland. Ohio. and Edwin S
Sunderland Of New York city. !nteUmcnt
was in the family lot in Evergreen Gene
wife, who is buried there \ profusion of
beautiful flowers attested the warm CT
TEEN in which his many friends hold him
News has been received of tn" death
of Or. G. A. Flanders on Monday at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Phillips. in Pittsford, where the funeral
will b. held this morning. The funeral
party viii arrive in Middlcbury on the
noon train and the intcrm"nt will be in
Evergreen cemetery by the side Of his
first wife, Mary, only daughter Of tho late
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Sanford and sister
Of II. T.. Sanford. who died in 1872 He
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Phillips, by his
first marriage. and n son. Arthur, by The
second marriage, who is in business in
Detroit Mich Mrs. Elton Chattorton.
who came to town to attend the flu
neral of Judge w. II. Bingham, has re-
turned to her home in Rutland after a
few days with her cousin. Mrs. Bingham.
MIR. and Mrs. c. l.. Withcroll are spend
ing the week in Montpelier. attending
the New England fruit show.--Th" re-
mains or Mrs Hcrmon A Peck. whose
funeral was attended at her late home
in Middobury Tuesday. We're inferred in
the family lot in Evergreen cemetery at
West Cornwall-Mr. and Mrs. II. T.. San
ford went to Pittsford Wednesday to at
tend the funeral Of their brothcr-in-law,
Or. c. a. Flanders
| l. was necessary to call out a gang of
men two different days last week. 20 sight
| fire in T.. t.. Foote'S woods. Ouc evening
the men worked till ~ O'Clock before they
could suhduc ,hc ire. rhc woods con-
tanned valuable hcmlocks.- Mr.. and Mrs.
: Ambrose Grow - Bristol Visited at the
homes of Hcnjar.in Boardman, iIenr
Nanccctte and Alfred PAYNE several days
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HINESBURG.

Twenty-Five Of the neighbors OF Ed
ward H. Hollis surprised him Monday
evening tn congratulate him on his L. In
birthday. They carried refreshments and
purse of money, Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
strong of EouseS Point spent last week
with his parents, Mr., eud Mrs. Henry,
Strong Mt strong Is connected with tho
immigration service Tho Kings Daugh-
ters sale and sociahle Friday night ret
ted n.--Niss Sada Wc1d has returned from,
Visiting relatives IN Brdport Mrs T.. s
Lee and her son, Howard. have returned
To- their home i'm Dorset after spending
Wceh a. \. sykes Mrs, j. W. Jonor
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LINCOLN.

About ,cn inchcs Of snow fell Monday
night which mad" fairly good slcghng
Ably Lathrop" and family of Charlotte
are visiting friends in town.-Rogcr Sar-
gent is i'll with scarlet fevcr.-Mr. and
Mrs. Royal Hamilton of Charlotte spent
n few days in town last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Freeman Eddy and son Robert of
Manchester who have been spending a
few days at the home of l.. +. Jackman,
have returned .-Richard Thompson and
family of Cambridge are visiting at the
home of his father. Frank Thompson.
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RICHMOND

over $l-5 was realized a. the su
and sale givcn by the Louise NJ. Sn
Circle of The kim 5 Daughters at
lniversalist Church roccntly-Nirs. {
ton Summers Of Canton. Y. y. is i
ing az the home # her brother, c
Anniversaries Rose Donaway has
turned from Ncrgenncs, where she
tended the golden wedding anniver
If her parents marriage.-Mr. and
John Richardson have returned fro
two weeks stay With their son. How
in Springdale. Mc.-Thc Richmond
operative creamery opened Mond
Richard Barry of burlington was
guest of his grandparents. Mr. and
K. Burke, over Sunday A dance wi
held in tn" nigh school han Friday
ming CAROLS orchestra Of Barre
furnish music j. :. Derrick is enjo
a two weeks vacation from his dut,
rural mail currier.-Thoro was a goo,
tendance al the whist party held III
ester's hall Tuesday pVerinG.
Wilson Bentley, the worlds autt
on Snow. Frost and Dew" will Civ
illustrated lecture Monday eveninl
the New Theatre.-Mrs. +. II. Shepar
entertained the Philathea class at
home Tuesday evening to celebrate
10th anniversary Of the class Ref
ments were served.--lra Robor was
first to bring in n deer. buck weic
i75 pounds. Erie ndship Chapter Of I
ern Star held a regular meeting in
rooms Tuesday evening Mrs. Goo
entertained Louise NJ Smiley Circl
the Kings Daughters at her home
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WILLISTON.

II ia understood that next sunday will
Zoe the last sunday for the services TO he
held in the Congregational Church as the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be ready
to omen the following Sunday.-Henry
Hart, who has been working for Robert
Arms the past eight months, has finished
his Job for the season. Morton James at
tended a funeral IN Wattstield Sunday
Mrs Minnie Oatman OF North Adams.
Mass. with her sister, Mrs. George Good
rich. were guests of their uncle, James
Bryant. Sunday.-James Bryant. who has
been i'll with bronchitis the past two
weeks. is somewhat better
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Florence Omstead is in I critical
condition, trained nurse is caring for
her pr. Larner Of Burlington was called
in council sunday, Mrs, Mary Pcasc Is
visiting hor daughter in Farrc.-D"
Stevens and family of Hyde parl, were
at II l.. stevens Sunday y. Craudall
went to Maine last week 10 visit n brother,
vLo is -N--i>s. NchaS-'f or New York
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs. Daisie Fielder, wife Of
Gardner. died at the Mary Flet
hospital Tuesday night at nine o'c
following an operation. She was
pleasant disposition and liked by
she was married a year tho ljtl
this month. Besides a husband, 81
survived by her parents Ny. and
George Fielder, two sisters. Mrs.
tic Smith and Mrs. Nelson pcVinn,
brothers, Richard, Arson, Robert
Levi Fielder. Mrs Gardner WAS
years of age. The funeral VIII be
at the church Friday Al one o'clod
The Baraca -Philatheta class met
Henry Bakers SATURDAY evening.
class has presented the church vi
nice clock .--The stage made its
trip on runners Tues'iaN.--J. \, u
of Pennsylvania mas finished cut
Christmas trees and has gone To
coln-Benja min Marble clinton
Edison Pierce visited their hro'
Allen at Waterbury SUNDAY.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

If you ARE A GOOD FARMER with suTi.
cient capital TO stock and tool good
farm. have one for you in the hest farm
ing section Of Vermont. Call Saturday
night or Monday morning. MS I am away
through the week and have no time to
write letters. Farms from so TO 400 acres
for sale or rent without stock. Sec me
before you buy. w. v Farr, IS North
Union St. Burlington. VT. 24S,d,w.t.
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MILTON BORO.

Leon Lester spent the werN-eud
Z. BulloclIa.-Mr Q. y. stanley
son, Lawrence, spent Sunday at \
Woods. About - friends ana Il
bors were invited to the ho;1" Of
Goodwin for a barn dance NoV'WR.
Refreshments were so~Ycd-.-l.
Goodwin spent satUrGay uirht 81
home or w. VI. Cons oau.-Gra.o IN
son ana brothers, sylvester aj,d =
and Miss Bessie Gonvcau spent -'
at Il. T.. bullock '9.--Mts. i:rr 'st g.
spent sunday at ITO hcWa / lc. "a
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

stephen Noouan has bought the = H.
Martin farm which includes tine ora MAJ
TN hotel-+Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson "'
l'anton visited at G. :. Martins owe. 'un
day Daniel Kimball. Jr, visited his
brother and sister in pouItncy SATURDAY
The Miller bridge. which was damased
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UNDERHIIL.

! I. G, $. Elliott ana Ethel Bissonette
of Jericho were married at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage of Cnderhill Novem-
Der S, the Rev. \. IL. Sturges performing
the ceremouy.-tlayton REYNOLDS and Mil
drcd l.. Chase We're married at the Meth
odist Episcopal parsonage November S by
+, RpN
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HANCOCK.

Mr. and Mrs. clyde Campbell from
Granville visited her parents the first of
the week.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manning
and family of Rutland visited his brother,
Henry. and family the first of the week
&. Il. Farr is having an addition put on
his harn.-R Raymond Martin was a; home
from Barre for the week END
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MILTON.

Vt tho Methodist Cnurci. r.. ru
SUBJECT Sunday morning win uo IS
pcrative Need IL the Church". Il
school Il, noon Evounr A. Tao.
Flies Epworth league cve,- Tu
evening ut sevcn O'Clock, lla.oY IN,
ThurAdnN ovonIns z. 20 o,clnaN
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HAVING BOUGHT OUT

l. D. Packard's meat business, / shall
open a market selling all meats oy-
sters. etc, at a close margin, but on
cash basis only. You are cord tally in
vited to come and let US cater to your
wants and help you to get the worth of
what you spsnd.
J. n. FORvILLE, WiIIiston. VI.
2G9d&W,tf
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WEST MILTON.

Mr.. oud Mr.. oscar RiXford and II
CHler OF F,as: Hishgatc and Mrs. Flor
Gates of Swantcu We're AZ Carrie Osg,
rcceutiy.-A daughter. Elena Erta,
born Monday t. Mr.. and Mrs
Slntil,,,
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auu MIS- George Hatch and daughter
'IAlc, Miss Marguerite Merrill, and Mr..
frame, all of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs
'harles Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Allen OF New Haven
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HELP WANTED.

RELIABLE MGDpr.E-NG4,p MAN wanted
iinn"liatcly do 70 chores on a. small
farm. must bc experienced in carc OF
stock and good mixer; good hong
fair wages, three in family. Eos 10,
Whiting VT er9.l2tW.Gt
\ COOK wanted at the Home for DcSu-
ture Children. References required.
IL W IT,
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turned from months visit to friends in
Montreal and st. Hyacinthc Canada. and
st. Albars.--J NJ. Stevens Of st. Johns
bury visited here Yesterday.
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital

~ Pine St. Burlington, VT.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1903 Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables Phone
log
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recently visited his moth.
Mrs. A. J trandaii.- Mr.
, was IL Burlington Satuydl
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ENSILAGE CUTTER ASD BLOWER a
few secondhand ersilagc suffers In hre
shape; also agent for Emyire cream sep
arator md milking machines. Ayent FOR
Porter Stal We fixtures {, n Styg,e5
underhill W. o2I w.t..
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent word. each in
snrtion. Copy may be
CHANGED every week Cash
in advance required. No
1vortisamort taken which
is less than - words. two
lines. Special terms IN adj
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1000 lines within IL con-
sscutive months.
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FOR SALE

AUCTtON-My barn and entire winter food
supply having been DESTROYED by Nfc ]
am forced to sell al public auction ~
herd Of Holstein cattle, consisting OF 10
bead. including So mitch COWS ton two
Ncur-old heifers, i've Ncarl.Nc heii'rS. or,
ycnrling bull. one full-hlood reFlStGrnd
hrll. one-year-old one natr NenrIhT
steers ten calves, etc; also two hr"o'
sows nine shoats, six pigs four horses
etc Tho auction will he held at stat
fords sales stable Worthwhile. Vt. SatNr-
dsv. November Is. at 1000 o'clock n m
Tapliu. auctioneer Harrison lludr" NOR
risville. VT. 2i5,lLW'lt
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON

Practical Plumbers and Steam Filters
no st. Paul street
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-02

OUR most distinguished contrib abroad,
" DR.. Maurice Francis Egan, Minister
to Denmark, sends us this sonnet written
on the occasion Of the Shakespeare Cele-
bration at the Castle of Kronborg, Elsi-
more. Fine! Come again, Doc.
Frederik has gone, strong Christian aud
the brave
And hardy soldiers that kept tOeH this
place
Sons of the Misunderstanding that proud
race,
The toarHkc Stoedesl No longer on the
1cdve
Ships fear this fortress sj-pedcefm rip
Piles ldve
The strand tohere English James tcds
tCont to pGce;-
Here young Prince Hamlet sholoed his
morning face
Before he Sat0 the ShddotO from the 0rdue.
This house is Hamlets though he neUer
trod
It's stairs, or sa,U Its figured tdpeStry;-
See! here's opheHa's vtolet, that sad
fotCer
She loved so t0eH. and from the tender sod
IL springs, rChcre fair aud unpoHuted, she
Immortal lves through the great Poets
polcer
MAURICE FRANCIS EGAN.