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PANTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Somcrs Spaulding of
Bridport spent last week with friends in
toWn'-Mr and Mrs, Samuel Twombly
or Sycamore Beach. Mass, are spending
this week with relatives herc.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Mcintyre of New Haven
visited Mr., and Mrs. Loyal Spaulding
last Wednesday and Thursday Richard
Perry of Worcester. Mass, is on visit
TO his mother here.-Ernest LaSage OF
worcester, Mass, spent last week with
Mr., and Mrs. f. +. Trask.-Mr' and
Mrs Roy Spooner and little son OF East
Addison We're guests Sunday or w. NJ
Narney and famiy.-Mr and Mrs
George Allen, Miss Mary Fisher and
Henry Allen went Sunday on an auto
mobile trip with Mr., and Mrs FRANK
Warner, through Bristol and Lincoln
MSs William Childs and Mrs. sullivan
OF Ravens West, Kellogg's BAY attend
ed Methodist Episcopal Nhurch mere
Sunday.-Andrew Rusco is sun seriously
lll'-Mrs Fred Slight of Crown lolnt'
n. Y" is spending a week with her Sis
ter Mrs. Frank Hartwell.-Thr annual
chickcn-pe supper of the Methodist EplS-
copal society will be held in the church
parlors Wednesday evening, OCTOBER ~
beginning at $50 o'clock Mrs Johl
smith ably assisted in the service sun p
DAY by rendering the solo, 'lhe fl"-
less Day In the evening the P"s'ol
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WEST ADDISON.

A pleasant surprise was given Madam
Hutchinson Thursday afternoon. Septem-
Der 2S the occasion being her S0th birth
day There were "a guests present. Mrs.
Hutchinson received 30 birthday cards and
letters, besides numerous gifts, also a
sum of money presented by the members
of the Ladies' Aid society, of which Mrs.
Hutchinson has been an active member
for many years. Prayer was offered by
NJ. b. Hurd. poems were read by Mrs.
Charles Reed and Mrs. John Hutchinson
and a solo rendered by Mrs Edmunds.
after which the birthday cake. with can
dies lighted, was brought in and placed
on stand in front of Mrs. Hutchinson.
Ice cream and cake was served by the
Misses Bessie Nuttall and Martha Lar
cum. Although Mrs. Hutchinson has
reached the age Of so years. she attends
church and the Aid society frequently
and on this same day had invited her
son and wife to dinner She prepared the
chickcn-pe and other things unassisted.
The many friends of Mrs. Hutchinson
wish her continued good health and hope
she may live to see the century mark
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MILTON.


Arthur. the ynuu- son Of Nj and Mrs.
Il. u. Martin, who had been AT u school
nj Waverly. Mass, for several years,
died Thursday morning. lIis father went
after the remains Thursday
Fred WOOD. who has ii home at Camp
Rich and who has owned and run the
Franklin Mills at Georgia Plains, has
sold out to Frank Plerce'of Georgia, Mr..
Wood will return to his old situation rs
representative for Park Davis company,
Lewis King has bought the Abel Max
field lot ON Milton hill Of John McGra'h,
administrator.-Jame and William Ryan
have bought the c. 5. Ashley residence on
Main street and will move here in No
vember, where James Ryan runs a feed
store at the depot,-John McMullen has
rented his farm to Mr.. Martell of Grand
lsle.-John Winslow has bought of George
Swan his home on Gimlct hill. Mr. Keeler
has moved onto his farm, called the
Hobbs farm H, A. Dunbar of the st
Adams American House and ]. NJ. Jones'
of the Central Vermont railway are hunt
Ing at the mouth of the Lamolle river -
II. NJ. Mcfarland of Hyde Park and A. 4
Pike were business callers in town last
week. Edison w. Lamb is painting the
Me hodist Church.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. King and son of
Fairfax were in town Sunday, called here
by the serious illness of their cousin.
Miss Alice Rugg.-Mrs Thompson of Bur
lington was an over-Sunday visitor at
the Rugg home stcad,-A gang of mon are
engaged in building State road south
of Pearls crossing.-Late potatoes are
| yielding well. Apples are plenty. Most
farmers are improving the nice weather
filling silos and completing their harvest
| ing.
| The funeral of Arthur Martin, aged lo
| years. was held at the home of his father,
y. d. Martin, on Sunday at 100 p. m, the
Rev, u. II. Strong officiating, assisted ny
| the Rev. T.. T.. llcrrick The casket Wa
nearly covered with beautiful flowers,
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cas- society will hold a chicken-plc sup
per and parcel-post sale Friday night, DC
tober 20 in their dining room in the base
ment of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Cement steps are being built at the
Methodist Church.--Mrs. Ollin. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Chamberlain. has returned to Burlington.
Mrs. Elsie Lafayette and Miss Marion
Lafayette are spending their vacation in
Plainfield.-The Christian Culture club
will meet Thursday with Mrs. Il. *. Ed
dy.-The Rev. +. X. Hackett and family
have returned from their vacation spent
in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
Isaac Harris is visiting his son. Samuel
Harris, I'm Proctor.-Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford and son of Brandon were guests
Sunday at G. r. Clifford's.-Mrs. Carlin-
da Clifford spent a few days last week
with Mrs. w. G. Hanson In Monkton.-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. White spent last week
with their daughter. Mrs. J, w. Berry.
in Richmond.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs. Julia prout Waterhouse cole
brated her 90th birthday Monday and
Monroy Dond his 90th anniversary
Tuesday. Supernois is in Bris-
toll, where he has position In n fac
tory.-Willam Stoddard has sold his
mill property to the Hortonio Light &
Power company.-The Farmers club
will meet in the town hall Thursday
evening and every one interested in
agriculture is cordially invited to be
present. AS usual refreshments will be
served by the Ladies' Housekeepers
club. V. Holden. who is suffering
from shock, has been moved to Rut-
land. Miss Grace Holden accompanied
hm.-Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Chase are
enjoying a two weeks vacation with
relatives in Whallonsburg. n. Y
John Mack has gone to Springfield,
Mass, where he has a position.--D. w.
Fields and wife and Charles Holland of
Brockton, Mass, who have been spend
ing few days with Mrs. Hamilton.
have returned to their homes--Mrs.
Eugene Tucker of Lincoln spent few
days with her mother. Mrs. H. u. Paige.
Miss Cecilc NJ. Thomas was with her
mother Wednesday. returning to Mid
dlebury College Thursday.-The Rev.
Mr. Ryder broke the rear axle of his
auto while on his way to church sun
day.--A number of persons from town
are to visit the National Dairy Show
in SPRINGFIELD. Mass next week with
others from Addison county.-After a
two weeks vacation Fred Whitney has
returned to his duties as mail carrier
on route No. Amos Chandler is i'll
at the home of his son, Willard Chand =
ler.-MrS. f.. H. Nelson will entertain
the Congregational choir Friday eve
uing.--Miss Ruth Hamilton will enter
tain the Daisy Circle Sunday school
class Saturday afternoon.--Gladys
Branch has been visiting friends and
relatives in Whiting for few days
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The canning factory of the Baxter
Brothers finished canning corn Thurs
day The season was unusually short the
number of cans being about 10000 which
is about half the usual number. The
quality Of the corn. however, was very
good
Holy Family Church presented a very
pretty appearance Tuesday morning
when Florence Alice Yandow became the
bride Of John Frederick Pariseau of
Winoosk The bride was given away by
her brother. ira E.. the two entering the
church to the strains of the Bridal
Chorus" from Lohengrin. played by Mrs.
Sarah Thibodeau of Burlington. They
We're met at the altar by the groom and
his father Augustine Pariseeu. The cere-
mony was performed by the pastor. the
Rev. j. y. l.. Pouliot. with the groom =
brother, the Rev Emile Pariseau, present
in the sanctuary. During the nuptial
mass which was celebrated the bridal
pair knelt on a "prie-dicu" at the en-
trance to the sanctuary. choir COM
posed of Mrs. Daniel stone of this Svil-
lage, the Misses Edith and Agnes Rock
we'll and Orville Yandow, the bride s
brother, sang Ave Maris Stella" 20
Sautar!s" and other selections during the
holy sac rifce of the mass The ushcrs were
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DUNCAN JURY SECURED.

Rutland, Oct. ll.-After the attorneys
1ad worked all day Tuesday and an hour
his morning on the case a jury satistac-
tory to both sides was secured in county
court this morning to try George w
Duncan, n former hotel man. for the
alleged murder Of his wife, Melinda Cat
nan Duncan. The jurors are all farmers
but two. On motion of the State
he jury was taken to the house where
The shooting took place. The State put
IN it's FIRST evidence this afternoon, in
GLIDING that of Tyler w, Earle. AN engi-
neer. who drew plans of the house. and
Dr. B. H. Stone of Burlington, who per-
formed a post norton examination on
Mrs. Duncan's body.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Inez Bessett, who has vet
guest of Mrs, Mary Bcssett Tor s
days. has returned 10 he" no
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clara shedd h
turned from Maine, where she hal
visiting the past summer,-Mrs
Barrett and children Of Montpcli'
Miss Murphy of Burlington are Y
at the home of NJ. Murphy.-M
Mrs. l.. q. Smith Of S'arksbor6
guests of Mr., and Mrs. j W. Scrr
Sunday.-"Sama A'lcn a
Court OF Fame" VIII bc present
members of the congregational {
Thursday evening in tho new tho
Mrs. George Barney is visiting
lives in Boston 1"d Nic.nity.--t
O'Brien returned sunday evening
weeks vacation spout with
in TorrinRton, CGrn.-- Miss Mar,
tel, who has beca visiting at IT,
of Mr. and Mrs, N Pnrtel has nc
t. her home in brooklyn, y. y.
Fire was discovered in the NJ u.s.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

The graded schools, after being closed
for two weeks because of fear of the
spread of infantile paralysis. reopened
Monday Mount Mansfield presented a
decidedly wintry aspect Tuesday morn
ing. the snow line reaching to the Half
way house. Mrs. Gates and children
have returned to their home at West
chester, N. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles OAR
ling of Waterbury were weekend visitors
at the home of Il. b. smith, j. Kelly,
Peter Grimes. Martha Wall and Rose
McEvery. all of whom have been under
quarantine because of nfantile paralysis
at Mr., Bartlett's have been released and
have returned to Lynn. Mass Elmer
Alger went TO Boston Monday night
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NEW HAVEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of Niddlebury
were guests Sunday of Hiram Thompson
Mrs Hawkins of South SALISBURY is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. S. Ever
est.-Mr and Mrs +. S. Leavcnworth of
Wood River Ncb., called on Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcintyre Sunday.-Wash-
ington Ward and Arland Purington re-
turned home. Monday from an auto trip
through the north part of the State.-Mr.
ana Mrs Loyal Spaulding and Miss Mary
'"nant Of Panton wee recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre.-Miss
Dalton and Miss Siples were in Bristol
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
LINCOLN.
Continued from pnre on

The Grange Community fair held Fri
day and Saturday was big success and
was attended by large number of people.
Tho various departments contained ex-
hibits worthy of n county fair and the
fruit and vegetable exhibits surpassed
all expectations. The amusements We're
numerous and varied. The ball game
between the Grange and the town team
resulted in a score of II to . in favor of
the former People were present from
Bristol, Starksboro, Mddlebury. Wey-
bridge and Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Bcane were in Burlington Monday
II. G. ElliC.t of Bristol spent Sunday at
the home of Lewis Jackman.A daughter
has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. y. Cove have
been spending n few days in Charlotte
visiting friends. Miss Ruth Foot of Char
lotte is visiting Mrs. Mahlon Purinton.--
Glenn Jackman and family of Bristol
spent the weekend with friends in town.
Mrs. Sarah Atwood and Mrs Dana of
Bristol aie visiting Mrs. Hannah Varney.
At the regular Grange meeting Satur-
day evening a financial report of the fair
will be given and the committee on
candidates will report.-Mr. and Mrs q.
II. Thayer of keene, n. H., who have
been visiting Mr.. Thayers brother, re-
turned to their home Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thayer accompanied them to Rut-
and.-Lcwis Lawrence was in Middle
bury Monday to attend the funeral of
his mother Mrs. \. 7. Hendricks, who
died very suddenly Thursday night of
heart trouble--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Narney have returned from "A visit to
friends in Brandon and Rochester
Edward Lathrop has sold his place below
West Lincoln to the Lake Dunmore
Power e. Traction Company.-L. j. Nor
gan has purchased through the Ellsworth
Dc Corkins agency the place known as
the CaustiC farm, which is now occupied
by Clarence Culver.--Fred Draper OF
Hopedale Mass, is spending few days
with his parents, MI and Mrs. q. ID.
Draper.-Fre broke out at tho home OF
Theron Hammer Saturday evening and
had it not have been for the quick work
Of men with fire eXtinguishers serious
fire might have been the result. The
blaze started around the stoveppe and
made its way to partition necessitatinS
the partial tearing ont of the stairway.
This together with the breaking in OF
two windows was practically all the dam
age done to the house.
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ORWELL.

The funeral of Mrs. John Noiney was
largely attended at St, Paul's Church in
Shoreham Saturday morning.-Orwell has
been asked to Join the Rutland county
laymen's convention, commencing Sum
day 1t is planned to send Is men.-Mis
Marion Vail and son, John n. Vail, clio. led
their house Monday and have gone ~
Boston for the winter. where Mr.. Vail
has position.-fiarold Purcell has en-
ployment at the Brandon Irn,-The Wor-
ans Missionary society was represented
at the meeting at Woodstock last wceF
by Mrs. r. g. Young and Miss Fannie
Brown.-Georgc Collctte of Orwell and
Miss Bernice Meacham OF Benson wer,
married at st Paul's Church Septem-
10.
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WALTHAM.

Mrs. +. G. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs A.
r. Booth visited a. Ira Iiamlin's in Corn
wall last week. Mr., ana Mrs. Herbert
Booth of Fcrrisburg and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II, Booth of Nergcnnos were in town
last Thursday calling on friends,--Mr.
and Mrs George Barnett of Oakland,
Cal, are guests Of Mrs. Barnotts sister,
Mrs. Is. S. Mcrrill,-C. J. Sneeden put one
knee out Of joint while driving his car
last Thursday evening Miss Viola Mcr-
rill has been called to Mddlcbury by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Helen
Fletcher.-Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. Otis and
family spent Sunday in Brdport with
Mrs Otis parents.-Mr. and Mrs. c, +,
Sherbino and Joseph Chamberlain and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tucker.-AIrs. George Everts is
somewhat improved from her recent i'll
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HINESBURG.

The drama. "A Kings Daughter.
at the town hall Saturday event
members of Hope Circle was larg|
tended and was a successful emit
ment in every way.-At the Sunday
institute held in the Methodist 4
there was a large at. enhance and
trict organization was effected. ind
Hinesburg, Huntington and st. Y
The officers are: President. \.
and treasurer, W. J. Barker; hon
partment superintendent. the Rel
French; temperance superintendent
Anna Kenyon. missionary superintt
Mrs. Fstelle NJ. Hemenway.-Miss
Barker is at her home here after
in Bristol for several weeks.-Mr.
of New York State has been the g
Harrison Miller.-Mrs. A. S. HUI
New York for a few days-Mr. an
Frank Leonard Of Brandon hav'
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
( Hull, for several days.-Mrs, +
Dow of the University of Vernon
at her home here over Sunday,-Ml
b VI = % hS'bi' ~ mas btNAA Wv . 49,
Sidney Bushnell for several
The receipts of the Kings rau
play Saturday night We're s5S. l5.-N
Mrs. George Il. Martin AM Mr.. an
Arthur Martin OF burlington were
O. Martins Sunday and Mrs.
Fletcher returned TO their home il
I'port after the play saturday night,
Clough of 81. George is filing the s
Silver street.-The Kings Daughte
meet Friday afternoon in the vestr
Mrs. Mitchell as hostess.
Hope Circle of the Kings DAT
will meet at the Congregations
Friday afternoon with Mrs. MI
/ Mitchell as hostess Miss Flora
of Whiting has been the guest
uncle. A. A. Beecher. for several
The w. c. T. L. will meet at tn
of Mrs. Bushey Thursday at 2;30.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

David and James Karrick. srandsons
of the late Justice Brewer were guests
at the Wheeler home Friday They
were en- route for Washington from
Pittsburgh, where they had been In
the military encampment--Mr and
Mrs. Carlos Martin and daughter Della
motored to POultney Saturday to visit
their daughter, who is attending school
at Troy Conference Academy, They
were accompanied by the Misses Mabel
Bailey ana Stella Turner.-The Ladies'
Aid society met with Mrs. James
Field Wednesday afternoon.-Roy
Plant is having vacation from the
milk plant and has gone on trip West
Miss Emma Burritt of Burlington
visited her cousin. Mrs. Carlos Martin
last week.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Taken by virtue of an execution, TO me
lirected and will he sold at public auction
to satisfy said execution as the law directs
IN the 2sth day of October \. H.. 1915,
at IL 100 o'clock a. III. This sale will take
place at the store formerly. occupied by
u p. Grange in Huntington Center, the
following described property, to wit. All
81 the groceries in said store including
sanned goods, tobacco and cigars, pipes
,onic beers, showcases, scales one rcfrig-
orator. stove fixtures. etc.
FRANK NJ. HILL, Deputy sheriff.
Dated at Huntington Vt, this 10th day
VI October. 1916. l5,w.5t.
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Decentralization p!

Bakery and grocery with fun equip
ment and stock. including oven, bread
mixer, bakers cart, cake machine. .
siX-foot troughs, all kinds of pans.
large grocers refrigerator, doughnut
stove, 10 showcases, safe. cash register.
desk, shipping boxes, etc. Doing a
good business. Only bakery in town
of 1920 population. good shipping trade
and best of chances for more. Small
rent. All for $4,000, il moved within so
days. Excellent reasons for selling.
Address. Box 3, Free Press.
211,6t--W1t
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CASTLETON FARMER
SHOOTS HIMSELF

Castleton Oct. 11.-Frank Sherman. n
'armer, age about 60 years, who lived
about a mile north of this village. COM
nitted suicide by shooting himself
through the head with revolver while
alone In his bedroom last night, being
dead when discovered Mr.. sherman had
been a sufferer from tuberculosis for Il
long time and had threatened to end his
life. The deceased had long been a resi-
dent of the town.
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SHELBURNE.

Miss Lois Laviolette. the only
ter Of Mrs Stella Laviolette Of
died a. the home Of her crandp|
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Laviolette, I'M
burne Tuesday morning. Miss Law
had been III some time with tuberd
She was Is years Of age and woul,
entered high school this fall IL her
had permitted. The funeral will
at the home of ner grandparents IL
burne at noon on Thursday Autt
meet the morning train from Bn
Burlington to convey relatives and
to Shelburne on Thursday mornin
Nj. and Mrs Elmer Smith ha
ceived telegram from their dal
Miss Helen Smith, who has been
brador in DR.. Grenfelvs mission
saving that she missed the boat
Johns and Is coming home OVERLAP
Meeting TO reach Boston Thursday
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MILTON BORO.

Fred Tabor and mother and
Donaldson of Swanton were at th'
of r, +. Bullock Sunday La
Stanley weEt to Mt. Mansfield SAT
The Misses Mildred and Isabelle
win spent Friday night at colt
Center. the guests OF Nerna Robi
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y, Quinell were in
and Burlington Monday.-Mr. am
james O'Daniels We're in this pla
first NJ the week Mr.. end Mrs.
are guests OF Mrs. Jennie FuY.-N
Mrs. William Flynn and son Nil
u Dauicls Supdov
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CHARLOTTE.

The upper floor at the mill con-
with the store near the station ma
by w. NJ. Spear. gave way Saturdd
went crashing through to the celia
rying with 1t a large amount of
The Ladies Aid had a harvest
per at the vestry Wednesday eveHin
six to eight O'Clock Miss Pattert
Baltimore, Nd. is a guest at j. r
sey s.--AIiss Lucia Place has retur
her place at the telephone exchang
a vacation.
Harold Smith has gone to Spring
Mass, to attend the dairy
While away he will visit Lynn an
er points of interest The Ladies .
ciety have at last raised the $500
sary to secure the gift of 500 tn
Bradshaw of Chicago 80 generoH
fered. If the $500 was raised in a
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ARE YOU A GOOD FARMER? Can you
furnish stock and tools? IT So sec me
Bring recommend. Apply in person. am
too busy to answer letters or look AFTER
farms and have decided to sell or rent
all my farm property. w. v. Farr, 80
North Union St., Burlington. ";
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HELP WANTED.

RELIABLE MAN wanted to take orders tot
roses, shrubs trees; steady work; pay
weekly; attractive prices; hve-year re-
placement. Fruit Growers Nurseries
EewarL n Y 245,6t.w,1t.
YOUNG MEN wanted for statesmen, meat
cutters, shipping and stock clerks. Coco
nav and stendy work. Those who use
fiouor need not apply Address applica-
tion. with references, to 9. f. Baker, cure
Of Brockton Public Market hrock!o"
Mass. i''"''"
A COOK wanted at the Home FOR Desu-
4S.w,tf.
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UNDERHILL.

Mr., and Mrs. II, H. Howard, Mrs, T.
$, Sinclair and Mrs, Medora Schweie
went to BOSTON ON the excursion Tues
day.-Mrs. Mvra Stiles Of Morrisville is
the guest ol Mrs, Clara nowc for few
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MONKTON.

Mrs. V. O. Weaver. who has
been i'll with an absccss on one
hand. is better.--Mr. and Mrs. /.
T. Mech entertained Mr. and .;rs
l.. g. Chaplin of Bristol Sunday .-Miss
Cicily Donahue is in Bristol attending
the training class for teachers.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Danyeau of Ferrisburg were
over-Sunday guests of Mr.. Danyau's
sister, Mrs. Il. c. Gee.--W. C.. Donahue
is improving his garage with a new CO.
mont lloor-Mr. and Mrs. f. G. McEntee
and Mrs. +: " Mc;Intee We're Vcrgennes
visitors Saturda y.-D. Il. Meecl. is III
Donahue's creamery paid sl.N per hun
drcd for - milk for the week ending
September 30th. The manager of this
creamery having made extensive repairs
and Installed separator states that
he is now prepared to take whole milk
and feels confident that he can pay higher
prices than the milk cars or condensary
in OctOher,-AdV. 2i5,dlt,w1t