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MILTON.

Dwight Phelps t. recovering from hJ|
recent illness and is at the home Of h i
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Phelps eel
John Goltcy has moved into the Micha |
Donahuc house. and John Winslow is I'll
move into the Anderson house ON Gimlc
hill.-Lawrence Barrett was a guest OIL
friends in Swanton over Sunday.-Jirn
Mulvihill is moving into the Powell house
on the west side If the river and Mr.
Nnlvihi.l has II position as cook at tho
Skce!s hotcl.-Scveral OF tho young pcp
pie are rehearsng for play to he given
carly in Nay.-.Miss Beatrice SandCrson
Is passing some time at the Sh"rwool
sanitarum in St Adams. Clark Mitche
ana the campers returned from the LAKE
and MI. Mitchell has opened his garaga
for public service with an assistant from
Morrisvillc-Mr. and Mrs Ira MulVihili|
of Essex. John Mulvihll of Fairfax, and
Frank Haywood of Winooski were
in town Friday settling up the estates OF
Michael and Harriet Julvihill. O. u.
IIewcy, the administration, has decided
all the real estate to John NJ. ana Ira J.
Mulivhill and Allie T. Lvman.-AIrs
Griswold ana daughter, Mrs. Bucltwood.
and her two children of Grand Isle have
been passing few day, with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Phclps.-Ilenry w. and Min
ME M Allen completed the purchase of
! the Thomas Allen farm and took pos
session April Il. Mir Bradford, VIII,
/ has been occupying the premises, has
moved to st. Adams bay.
The musical entertainment and farce
given at odd Fellows hall Friday eve
ming for the benefit of the Congrega-
/ tional Church was pleasing program
I and consisted of piano solos, vocal
duets, solos, quartette and violin and
piano. The violin playing by the Rev.
Mr. Wood OF South Hero was especially
| applauded. while the farce. "The Great
! Pumpkin Trial. was much enjoyed -
Mrs. Griswold and daughter. Mrs. Black
wood, and two children of Grand Isle
have been visiting their daughter and
sister, Mrs. George \. Phelps.--Smitn
NcNally and Arthur Higgins Of St Al
bans spent Sunday with Smiths parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McNally MIR
| ana Mrs. y. -. Bradford have moved
! to ST. Adams Bay and Mir. and Mrs.
! Henry Allen OF cabot have moved TO
the place vacated by Mr.. Bradford
| Mr.. ana Mrs. w. l.. Sanders are with
their sons at the southern part of The
town Tor a few veeks.-The remains Of
| Edward peltier who died at a hospital
in Hanover. y. H.. were brought TO the
home of his aunt Mrs. Amelia Connor.
Tuesday and the funeral was held from
St Amos Church yesterday morning
I Rodney l.aPan. who took four ounces
of laudanum on Monday. is still alive
and his recovery hoped for. DR.. Coburn
and DR. Holcombe worked over him four
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ADDISON.

Grand View Grange is to have a meet
ing Friday evening. County Agent J. T..
Carrigan of Mddiebury is to be present
and SPEAK. also Prof. W. a. Knight, the
agricultural teacher of Nergennes. 1t
is to be com. night" a supper will
y" served.--.April IS the Village I'm
provcment society is to have n pro-
gressive game, social and supper at the
town hall.-AIiss Clara Smith, formerly
Of this town, but now of Albany, is
spending some time at +. j. Caipen-
t"r's.--Dr W. .. Smith left yesterday
for his home in Alameda cal. His
daughter, Miss Pauline, Will remain all
snmmer.--M,S l.. j. Carpenter is inn
rrov!ng.-M. =. llurL went TO Saratoga
last week to attend the Methodist con-
ference. Mrs, Eugene Sanctuary OF
New York is the guest Of Nh and Mrs.
c. T.. McLean.--William Todettc ard
family have moved TO Ncwburg. y. &.
Mrs. Bodettcs father. Henry Smith. re-
mains here for a time
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs Phcbc c. Wright widow Of
Alonzo Wright. and daughter of An
drew and Mollic Mcader, died Friday
morning, April IA, in the 9sth year of
her age. The funeral was held Sunday
ut the home of her daughter, Mrs. Phi
lander Orvis, the Rev. Herbert Nc
Carly officiating. Mrs McCarty and
Mrs. Carl Orvls sang Jesus Lover Of
| My Soul and Saving Grace She
leaves one son, George Wright. and
one daughter. Mrs. Philandcr Orvis.
| with whom she lived: three grand
children and seven great grandchil-
drcn. all Of this place. The bearers
wer" George NacncT. Cullen Shattuck,
| lindl'y BridSall and Robert Young.
| Burial was in the Briggs hill cemetery
| beside her husband. who died II years
laso and her son, Edwin, who served
| in the War of the Rebellion. and was
wounded at Lees Mills. Va. dying in
the L. :. Marine hospital, Burlington.
| in 1862. The flowers were many and
beautiful. She was highly respected
lbH al vino knew her and Will be
greatly missed. Thos" from away to
attend the funeral were Noble Dun
shee, Ezra Dixie, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. John Orvis, Mrs
! Richard Del0nE of Bristol, Mrs. Wal
ter Palmer Of Shclburnc, Mr.. and Mrs
ilIarry Peck of New Haven. Mrs SAM
luel Wright and son, Loyal of Wey
bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Colby, Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs.
cha rlcs Orv.s and Byron lIurlburt of
Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hi of
Standardization Steadman, son of
Asa and Anna Steadman. died early
sunday morning after q short illness
with dropsy, aged II years and seven
months. The funeral was held Monda V
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grace, with whom he lived, the Rev
Herbert McCarty officiating. lie leaves
two sons, Henry Of Lincoln. and Frank
of Montpelier; one daughter, Mrs
| Charles Grace; seven grandchildren
and four great grandch lldrcn. Burial
was in Friends cemetery beside his
IWifc, who died i years aGo.---Andrew
Ialiock of Barre. Mass has bought
tho farm of his father, Andrew Hal
lock. and will move his family here
land take possession this week.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

l.. w. McElroy and two sons, Charles
and Lawrence, LETT Wedno sday. April u
for Biggs Butte county, California, whore
they will make their future home. Nv
McElroy will be engaged in dairy farming
in company with his brother, i. Henry
MclIlroY, formerly of this place. Mr..
McElroY has been the hcrdsman at the
Nhitcomb farm five years. John Neil
roy will join them soon after the close Of
school.
Mrs. Ruth England Smith Of Benning-
ton junior viCe-prcsident Of the Womans
| Relief Corps Of the Department Of YER
mont, g. A. r.. came Monday with a large
I. :. flag mounted on IA staff and stand
for the new high school, II WAS the in
tcntion to hold the exercises Of present
iis the flag 10 the school at the school
house, nut owing to the schools being
closed ON account of sickness in the W.
lagc the exercises were held III the Grand
Army hall. The commander of Il. :. Sher-
man Post presided at meeting, ana atler
remarks introduced Mrs Smith, who IN
presenting the flag to the schools Of Essex
Junction gave an Interesting address on
the flag and what it stands for and the
Importance of teaching the rising genera
tion tn love. revere and honor tho nag.
u, }. Berry, principal of the high schooi,
in receiving the flag responded with a rev
well chosen remarks. Daniel NJ. Johnson,
representing the school commissioners,
expressed graft de tn Mrs Smith and the
ladies' corps OF Bennington. q. = Mich
OILS, chairman of the selectmen of Essex.
expressed his pleasure in having the em-
bem for the schools.
The condition of Miss Anna Fletcher.
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Mrs. W. Il. Douglas will leave next
Monday for Red Oak, Iowa, where she
will spend about month and then Will
go to Willard, Utah, to spend the sum
NOR with her niece, Mrs. Miller. form
erly Miss Ella Pine OF Wllliston.
Warning is posted for the annual vii
lage meeting to be held at Lincoln hall
Saturday, April ~, at two o'clock in the
afternoon
Mrs. Alma johnson, who was critically
| i'll with pneumonia, is Improving
Mrs, Walter l.. Johnson remains quit.
| i'll.
william y. johnson & Son paid 81 G,
! for standard milk FOR the month d
| March.
| Madam Putnam. who has been i'll 70
two months, is able IL lie about.
Mrs. kilgorc, mother of Mrs. Hugh
| Toachout is i'll with pneumonia.
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CHARLOTTE.

There will be meeting Of all u'or-
ested in the formation % a COW to~tir :
association in Charlotte, al tho school
house. East Charlotte, THURSDAY, It
500 T. II. 7 II Moran, head Of ths
COW tcst work, and !. W. Dana, county
agent, win assist with the meeting
The Rev. AIR. Place of East Chariot
exchanged pulpits With IN" Rev, NJ,
ciulick sunday. NJ the cNcn'ns lneotr!
Miss Anna Byinctou spoke ON H"r r'ccis
trip to Cuba Next SUNDAY evening I'll
Rev. G. ~ Boyd. tho sunday school
worker, will speak ana also elVe ,
dramatic rcading.-Mrs. w. v. Beach Z
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for al
operation and treatment--Tho Whist ciui
met last evening in Library IN II,
the ladies' entertaining. This VIII nr"ha'i
he the last meeting of the s'aSoH..-'' I'd.
Horsford has force of mou WORKING !
his nursery and is malla- largo 'H =
ments dailY.-Wlliams and Williams haf !
finished drilling we'll ior 49, Is.
Converse, with an abundant SupniN I
water, and have gone just across q !
street To drill one for Mrs. Tonor-
George Skin has gone On n business IN J.
TO I.yndonviilc- Y. Beach ut NoWt
hatlcv, +. @, was in town over SUNDAY Z
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I'ANTON.

MI ma Mrs, Miilafd Norton nlc parents
o! p daughtcr.--Misscs Helen Adams and
sane converse OF New York city are
spending their Easter vacation in town..
An Faster supper Will be served in the
Methodist Lpiscopal Church parlors Fri
oaT evening. The Rev, O. G.. Cornell will
return mere TINS week from conference
ana VIII preach at the usual hour, 80 p.
M at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
specla! music is being rohoarscd for the
Easter service and the children Will give
IA short Faster program during Sunday
school hour--I.ake ChamDlain is again
'reo from ice ana the lieht house NJ Bar
pers point Wns lighted saturday night
Tor the first timc.-Mrs. Wesley Narncy
mas returned from visiting her daughter
MIS-. Earl nCyoc, in BurlinItun.
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CORNWALL.

William richards and family moved
Tuesday, April II, into the tenement
house owned by James Douglass. Mr.
Richards will work for Mr.. Douglass 80
Cora Allard. ll-yeac-od daughter OF
Frank Alard, was severely scaldod last
week with hot water, She ran against
her mother who was carrying a pan of
hot water froia the stove to the sink
The not water was spilled over tho neck,
shoulder and arm -Slas ", Jewett s,
company have Installed n milking ma
chine in their s;abl".--A baby sill We
born 20 Mr.. and Mrs V =. Otis April il.
Mr. and Mrs Sanford Lane from Otta~
wa, Can. have been with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G, II. Lane, several days
and will go to New York city this week
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF VERMONT,

Fne libel and complaint Of tho Cham-
Pam Transportation company VS.. the
t"G "Uninuo' and against all persons
claiming any interest therein.
y libel having been iiled In dis court
February l. 1877. praYiuc foY process
aSainst the said tug 'rniqae'" hcr
;nck!e, a9p1rcl. fumiturn and naciln-
e'$. ana thas ~ persons Interested
m:cHt 20 ci.ei 10 ~ pear and answer the
said !hc. and that the Gn,d vessel might
he t"nle'nn",! aaG so.d I" pay the amolnnr
noc tne h'cAant with interost and
.o,is: ana :nonition ha'.'ns issued on
9a!d first day u February. lylf corr
hhnd!ng the marshal or tho district, or
either to his deputies. 70 attach the said
nnih.nor, END to retain the Same Il,
his custody and 90 give due notice 10 oil
persons claiming. The same or knowinp
or mama ,anythinG 70 cay why the
ard that they 0ppoar before said court
A. burlington, in esd district. on the
"a dey OF Februery, lEiG. RI ten o'clocl.
bose niinim for the same ana the
said r,enltion having been served and
II is ORDERED tina, notice he given
knowing o: having anything 10 say whv
the same should not be condemred or
sol; sSlJ pursuant ,n to the prayer or tho
Il Windsor, in said district on the lStn
nay or Mag. 1916 AZ two O'Clock IN Tho
afternoon o! the same day then ana
there to i'ltcrposc any claim Cor tho
srnio and 70 mako their allegations in
that oehe'f md that said tug Unique.
her .aci's<. apparel, furniture and ma.
rHfncry n been seized b. the marsha,
ut the district by virtue Of said libel
ana r'onitIon on tho second day Of Feb
'uary. y. D.. lH1C. at the shi,,yaids OF
-hc C'hnmolain Transportation COMPANY
on shelbnrno Fay. Shecurre. Vermont
AMI that sufficient notice of such seizure
nm In ha
publication q this order in tho Burling
.on Free Press. three successive public;i.
lions In three successive weeks, the las
yu.tlcation to be At least fourteen days
1916 ~
lIARLAND y. HOWE.
Judge.
Burlington. VI. February %, 1910
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WILLISTON.

Mrs. serocia Prior, who has ueeu lI.ins
in the west part Of the town. has returned
to her sons. Ralph Prior and is quite
il.-AIrs Ella Mosher had The misfor-
tune TO fan Monday, breaking some of the
bones in her ankle. --There was very
pleasant gathering Of young people NJ
Mr.. and Mrs Morton James Monday
night 10 enjoy sugar on snow.-Frapc,s
Tucker. who has been working in South
Burlington. has returned and commenced
work o. Robert Arms's Mrs Joseph
lombard, who has been i'll nearly all tho
past winter. is somewhat better NJ.
Brown, who has been working for Mr..
Robert Fuller the past two years, hai
finished and will so to Bur'netoN IN T, \
Moar fMturc, moving his family l.o.o .1ou.
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LINCOLN.

Mr. ANA Mrs. Luther Rhodes and M
ana Mrs. Irving Colby attended the fo-
neral o. Phoebe Wright in Starkshoro
SundaN.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purinton
nav" been in Saratoga n. s., attending
the Methodist convention. Howard Sal-
gent Of Huntington. Mass, is in town.
cai'cd here by the serious Illness of his
father, Alison Sargent Easter services
VIII be held in the Baptist church sun
Hay evening. The program VIII consist
or special music by the choir, SONGS by
me children. nnd missionary pictures.
with lesson stories and talk hE the pas
t"r.-itenry StcadmHn attended the fu-
neral OF his father. Nelson Steadman. in
Stufksboro last week.. VI. Page has
Sold Ills farm through ;hc Ellsworth d
ForkinS agency, to Mr. North"n of bos-
ION, VINO viii take immo date possession
Mark Bachelor OF Peoria. IT.. called
ON friends in town SaturdaY.--Georgo
dearborn Is in poor health.--John
Sproguc and family have moved to tho
motel tcncWent.-.Charics smith of Bur
'ington was In town Saturday and rur-
chased work teams of George Parmclcc
and Wesley Brown --Miss Lydia Wright
Of Bristol visited Mrs. Fred Brown over
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. David Grant were
at the home of Charles Dearborn in Bri.-
tot Friday. Nh. Dearborn suffered Il
shock Of paralysis recently and is in Il
serious cundition--A literary program
"lil be carried out AT grange meeting
saturday evening, consistin of II uucs-
ton, us it wasted time to do the fancy
work to which women give So much
efurt" songs, duets, and Rotations 49,
Mr.. ANA Ms l.. y. Bryant returned
Monday from Chelsea, where they attend
ed the funeral OF Mr.. BrNant's sister.
br W. T.. Morgan and family called on
friends in town SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. q. Bryant, who were
called 10 Chelsea last week by the death
OF his sister, returned home Tuesday,
Howard Sargent. who has been with his
father the past week, returned to his
homo in Springfield Tuesday. Mrs. Ade-
line Rocl; of Burlington IS very Ill at her
daughters. Mrs. W. w. Norton.-fieorce
Cobb has finished work for George Gar
land and will work for John Davis the
coming suinmer.-Mr Leech of West Lin
coin is to move to the Horace Sargent
house at the corncrs.-t,ugene Tucker is
making extensive rcuairS on his house.
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HINESBURG.

Marvin Monahan's barns were burned
sunday afternoon. Tho loss included all
his threshing and wood saving machine
cry and farming tools. 1t was with
great difficulty the neighbors saved
the house. The origin of the fire is not
known Thcrc was little insurance. 80
The school board has 20 pupils pledged
for teachers training course in the
high school next fall and have engaged
tcacher.--'rhc senior class of
the high school are preparing the play,
Daddy" which will be given i'll the
near future in the town hall for the
benefit of the graduating class.-Niss
Ruth Bunitt has spent the past week
with Mrs. charles Foote in Charlotte
The funeral Of Mrs. Max Kelley was
held at her late home Thursday The
Rev. t.. W. liomeuway oniciated ana
ntermcnt was in Starksboro.-Th flu
neral Of the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs T.. \. owen was held Tuesday. the
Rev. William l.aughton oficiating.-The
sugar season has closed with about two
thirds Of n crop and most makers have
gathered their utensils.
Hope Circle OF Kings DauGhte oh
served the nfth anniversary OF its o.
ganizaton April II. In spite Of the al
most impossible roads. over 80 members
and guests. including Mrs. Kate Tower
of Richmond, the county secretary. at
tended. After the regular meeting q
banquet was served, followed by toasts
with Miss Anna Patrick as toastmistress
The annual meeting and election OF
Officers of LaI'lotte Chapter, q. T.. =,
40 g. will lie held at Masonic nail
Friday evening at $50 p. m. Followinc
the election supper will be served, after
which the newly elected officers will hr
installed Mrs Lewis Palmer OF Wes
Charlotte is spending the week with hrl
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tracy. Th'
Misses Thelma Reed and Ruth Iluhhc!l
who have been spending their sprine
vacation at their homes, have returned
/ To their school work in Chestor-NIrs
Helen Weed is spending the week in Bur
lington. attending the eucampment
A farmers meeting will he held TO.
morrow evening at 1:3n o'clock Mt thu
town hall. County Agent Dana and j
I, ,,.in n hn in
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WALTHAM.

The y. =. club met with Mrs. J. T..
Davis Thursday. April Is. y social after
noon was enjoyed, after which refresh
ments were sciNed.-liaiph Booth, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Booth, has recovered
from tonsilitis.-Miss Bernicc Stearns of
Nfiddlebury opened the school i'm the Ring
district Monday. Horace Knapp OF Bloom
iugdalc, y. v, brother of Madame Pear
son. n former resident here died last
week and was buried SundaN.---Air. and
Mrs. George i. Larrow were in Ferris
burg recently to attend a birthday sur
prise FOR his mother. Mrs. Peter Larrow
There WAS n family reuniOn
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MONKTON.

Mygie Mech, who has been III vita
measles. is able to be out.--NeWs has
been received Of the marriage of Josie
HuShey Collins to Clark Cherny Of
l(cenc, y. II. They were both former resi-
dents Of this towu-Alrs. -. 7. Potter
/" i'll with mcasles.-Gcorg Dcvoidc. who
H. in the employ OF II. T. Meoch, is i'll
with mcases.-A ". Palmer, who has
been in poor health for Il month, is some
what improved and j. making his nome
with his son, T.. H. palmer.-Alrs. W. G.
Donahuo is in Colchester with her
,NHrentS. hrr moth heng sarinNelN IL
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. NJ W Iinsdale and son, Clark.
spent the Weekend in ESseX.-Mrs II. o.
Van Nliet and son of Charlotte are sit
ing al the home of her sister. Mrs. O. +.
Clough.-Mrs. Albert Cook and daughter.
Bernice. We're visitors in Charlotte sun
day.-Miss Nora Hinsdale, who has been
at the Fanny Allen hospital since last
November, left the hospital last week and
is visiting al the home of her aunt in
Essex before returning to her home here.
Mrs. Ruth Batchelder spent Saturday
In Rurlington.
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crossed sunday, as the pastor. j.. H.
I'Sucr was at CONFERENCE.-The Anna
lhomas spent Sunday with her s'steF
Mrs' j., j. Sumncr.--Thc Daughters OF
ruin were entertained at the nome OF
MIS- VI. s. White Tucsday.-Mf. ana
MIS- y. A. Smead have Issued chrds ior
tneir golden wedding celebration on sat
urday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. J. sumner were
visitors in Brandon April l2.-Th'
ReV. and Mrs. Ryder returned from
conference Tuesday and entertained
the CONGREGATIONAL choir last evening"
Benjamin Newton has purchased the Il.
~ Norton farm and will soon bring MS
pride here to resldc.-The ROAD machines
are mt work on our roads which VIII
soon be in fine condition.
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ORWELL.

W. II. Partch OF New Haven gave a
fine talk of dairyng at the Mems
League last Wednesday evening. A. be-
ing present. The mex. meeting will
be held April 3.-N. A. Guy
cite has moved his family to the
Picard house.-Iiiram Walker of Hart
land has returned home after spending
some days in town. After the roads get
in good condition he viii move here to
his mothers place The homo depart
meut of the Woman's Missionary society
will hold its anual offering mcotin- :
Friday in Ill" ladies' rooms. Mrs i. g..
Young viii ne the hostess. Mrs. 9. T..
Ray Of Brandon called on hcr lnotAcr
mere last Week.-Mrs. 9. J.. Walker went
/" hospital ~ Burlington last Mon
day
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WESTFORD.

Charles Thomas, aged 81 years, died at
the home OF his grandson, Ray Strong.
Tuesday. April II. The funeral services
were held at his late residence Friday, the
Rev. Mr.. Sturgis Of Underhil officiating.
Burial was in Binghamville.-Mrs Hiram
King has gone to the hospitals for treat
ment.-IIarry Patterson, the threeyear-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chess Pa.ter-
son. is i'll with pneumonia. Miss Lennie
Grow returned Sunday from visit 10
friends in EsseX.-Jed Castle is i'll with
oc1o
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs Pearsuns has com" from Eochcs-
ter to spend the summer with her daugh
Ter. Mrs. T.. NJ. Hubbard. Frank Nintou
of Waitsiicld was at John Ninton'S last
week.-.A. \. Briggs has returned from
u visit To Ludlow.-Miss Grace beavy has
zone 10 Maine to spend the summer. -
Mrs. Edward llutchins ana children
were at her fathers in Rochester last
Week.-Mrs.. John Ninton died April -
of pneumonia at the age of 81 years ard
three months.--t. W. Ford is very i'll
with the grip
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SALISBURY.

The Salisbury Farmers club had an
meeting Thursday evening
at the home of =. l., Kent and several
joined the club.--Miss Emma Bump Of
spent the Weekend with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. W. l.. Bump 800
The regular meeting OF Dunmore
Grange will be held Thursday evening,
The Methodist Episcopal Church was
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

HORSES FOR SALl:-Frcsll carload OF
accimated New York state horses ar
rived April Sth. In this load are pair
black mares, weight 3V0 pounds;
pair brown mares. weight 800 pounds:
pair chestnut mares, WeiGht 900
pounds: pair bay mares. weight 900
pounds: pair steel gray godinss weight
go pounds: several singles from 80
TO 1900 pounds each: also a few cheap
horses. II. Z. Wiley. Essex Junction,
VI. SGd,w,tf
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. John Tatro We're in Eur.
linPton SunGay.-P. s. Bullock is n I. f.
tiieason's Mrs. Charles Giffn has re-
turned from BurlinEt on.--Miss Dorothy
Smith was in t'nderhil Center over Sum
dar.-Miss Euuice Gile of West Bolton
was an over-Sunday visitor a. John Ia
trO'S