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SHELBURNE.

James Minali with his family is NOV
ing into the Harrington house. -Il,vard
Miller OF New York city is visiting ms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Saxton.--
cecil Ashley of Northampton, Mass. is
visiting his cousins, Harold and Eustace
MISUNDERSTANDING Fredette. who recently
sofa his place to Alexander Simonde is
moving, temporarily, into the postcTice
tenement Mr.. Fre1ettc concentrates
erecting bungalow on his land west
" the village in the near future. Little
truman Webster, the youngest son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster, who has
been at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
several weeks, following an operation.
returned home Saturday.-Mr and Mrs
T.. f. Smith of St Adams have moved
into the VILLAGE and Mr.. smith will have
Allen bacon has opened his new meat
market in the Deyctte block
Mrs Ralph Butler and children have
returned to their home in Watcrvlllr.
Conn.-Aliss Laura Collamer spent the
week END in Burlington, the guest of
Miss Ida McGowan.--J. b. Dubuc hsa
sold his livery business to Or. Bcttin-
ger.-k;merson Palmer has moved into
the MCGOWAN house, recently occupied
by James McNall.
News has been received by Mrs. Eli
u. Palmer Of the death in Chicago of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elizabeth d.
White
Mrs. Roy Spawn who has been visit
ing relatives in town, has returned to
her home in Burlngton.-There will be
grlddle-cake and maple sugar suppet
served at the Methodist Church Friday
evening from $50 O'Clock until 1890
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. j. Edward Ransome, who under
went a serious operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week, is doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Cox returned Tues
day to their home in Rutland after sew
eral days visit with relatives in town
At the annual meeting of the Willing
Workers the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs Mary Hoag:
first Vice-prcsident, Miss Carrie Miles:
second vice-president, Mrs. f.. w. Meader;
secretary, Mrs. Daisy Ransome; treas
urer Mrs. Eliza Brown; chaplain, Mrs.
Frank Miles; committee on arrangements,
Mrs. Amanda Masters.--The hour Of Sun
day evening service at the Friends
Church has been changed to 7:30 o'clock.
The Rev, j. l.. Ransome was In Bur-
lington Monday to visit Mrs. RansOme
at the hospital.-Mrs. Rebecca Tracy
went Wednesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Young, in South Starksboro.
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MILTON.

Or. Corbin T.. Sanderson died suddenly
Friday morning If neuralgia of the
heart. He did not complain of feeling i'll
until about five O'Clock in the morning and
at eight O'Clock DR. iolCombe was called,
but within an hour Or. Sandtrson died.
lie was G5 years Of ase and had always
lived in town, Icing the son Of Leroy Y.
Sanderson. He is survived by his wife,
Anne E, one daughter, Pea rice. a broth-
or, Horace NJ. and a sister, Mrs. Will
lard Sanderson. The funeral was held
at his home Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock.
Mrs. w. NJ. Randall is recovering
from an attack of notwithstanding
Powell returned to Dean Academy Nom
day after a few days Vacation.-Miss
Eda Coon was at home from Burlington
over Sunday.-Miss Ellen Washer has re-
turned to her school in Richford.-Ths
Rev. and Mrs. NJ II. Ryan O! Iartland
spent Monday with friends ia town ON
their way to FairfaX.-II. ~ Lamb. who
was kicked by a horse Sunday, is as
comfortable as noSSiblp
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SALISBURY.

The regular meeting Of Dunmore
Grange will he held Thursday evening.
The next meeting OF the Farmers club
will be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. l., Kent on Thursday evening. April
10, All farmers and their wives are cor
daily invited. Refreshments will he
served.-Miss Hattie A. Beach is suf-
fering with severe abscess In the ear,
The spring term Of school began on
Monday Miss Cora Beach is teaching
the Center school.--G. A. Beach was a
weekend visitor in town.-Students from
Mddlebury College and the high school
returned to their studies Monday morn
ng.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas bly, are to
keep house for Clarence Sampson.
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LINCOLN.

The Ladies' Aid met in their rooms
Tuesday afternoon.-Niss Mary Tier
ney is convdlescng after several weeks
in the Mary Fletcher hosptal.-Mrs.
II. w. Durfee of Bristol called on friends
in town Monday.--Mrs. Morton Hale and
children of Cabot are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Hales father, c. A. Pur-
inton.-George Garland made a business
trip to points in New York State the
first of the week.-The young child Of
Mr., and Mrs. George parmelee is serl-
ously i'll with congestion of the lungs --
Thad Sargent, who has lived with
Charles Clark the past year, has moved
to the home of his father and will carry
on the home farm the coming year
John Sprague accompanied his daugh-
ter Mrs. Fred Gilett, to the Mary
Fletcher hospital last week-Dr. A. J.
Cushman is i'll at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. +. j. Gore.--Cloyce Muir
ray and family of Burlington visited at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Murray, last Week.-Mrs. John
Geary. who has been i'll two weeks, is
not improved The third and fourth de-
grecs will he conferred on several candi-
dates at the Grange meeting Saturday
evening. The social hour will consist
of games and music. Refreshments will
be served.-Frank Beane of Huntington
was in town the first Of the week.
Fred Brown, who has been in the Mary
Fletcher hospital for several weeks, had
one leg amputated Thursday. Mrs
Brown, who was with him during the
operation, returned Tuesday. Mr.. Brown
IS doing well as can be expected
Myron Ayers has gone to Charlotte for
an indefinite stay.-Victor Duclos has
purchased the house in which he has
been living for some time of q. \.
Thayer. Mr.. Duclos will conduct the
blacksmith shop recently purchased OF
the William Morgan estate
The Misses Mary ana Grace Turner are
in Washington, Vt, visiting Mrs O. f.
Coburn.-The Rev. e. +. Dause and
Master Walter have returned from East
Randolph.-Mrs. Ray Johnson is not i'm
proved.-George Garland is in New York
S. II. Buell. is in Rurlngton
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CORNWALL.

Jessie Foote, Ruth Benedict, and
sylvia Ilam'in have returned to their
respective schools in Hartford, sudbury,
ana Whiting,-School in District No, I
oPened Monday with Miss Caroline Will
son or Bristol as teacher-From flock
VI ~ sheep, Alfred Payne had 20 lambs
- Oh which are living. There are one
Se' OF triplets and 10 pairs of twins
WI Allard of Salisbury has moved his
lan'iS INTO the William Wright house
N'r' Allard will work for William ilodG-
Soh'-Madam Thompson is seriously Ill
Ut 'he nome of her son, George Thomp-
me Rev, Samuel Darlington and
,""'''N are established in their new home
re oegan HIS work last Sunday as
'as'"i OF the CONGREGATIONAL church.
ne hev' ana Mrs $. Ray Darlington
VINO Wero week-end guests of Mr.. ana
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COLCHESTER.

The remains of George +. Cary, whose
death occurred Mt his home in WILLIS
ton March a, after brief illness with
/ bronchial pneumonia. We're brought hers
Monday, March ~ and the funeral was
held at the Baptist Church Burial was
in the village cemetery.
There will be union services in both
Congregational and Baptist Churches
Sunday. The Rev. c. 4. Boyd. secretary
of the Vermont Sunday School associa-
ton, will speak at the ConEreEa ,ional
Church in the morning and az the Baptist
Church i'm the evening. Miss PAMELA
Smith has returned from MiddleburY,
where she spent her yacatiou.-Mrs
George Huntress is i'll with tonslitis--
'Silas, the Chore Boy" was given at
Jericho Tuesday evening by members o.
Colchester Grange. The orchestra was
In attendance April :, the first and
second degrees will be conferred on
class OF candidates by the Grange. BY
request the young men will repeat the
farce of the previous meeting, which, with
orchestra music, will compose the pro-
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SHOREHAM.

Mrs, Elizabeth Mumford. who was call
ed here bv the death of her father, w w.
Moore, has returned to her home I'm
Springfield, Mass, She was accompan ed
by her mother Mrs, w. w. Moore Mrs
Leslie Reed OF Fair Haven Is a guest Of
her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. + t., Douglas.
Mrs j. l.. Jones Is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs Baker, In Essex JunCti A
card party was given Tuesday evening
at the Masonic Temple under the auspices
OF the q. +. S.-The regular meeting of
the Moravian club was held Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. The
committee appointed for the entertain
ment course for the coming year consists
of Mrs H. H. Burpe, Mrs, IIewey Wright,
and Mrs. James Moore, Mrs, j. G, Moore
and Mrs. Charles Cook wero appointed
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

The warning for the annual village
meeting to he held in Iiortons hail We'd
nesday evening, April L, contains -
articles. OF these one asks the voters
If they will authorize the trustee to pur-
chase IA ledge and a stone crushcr to lie
used by the village street department.
Additional electric lights are asked for
On West Canal street and Morgans lane
Bellevue street. corner of Franklin street,
and one on st. Peter street between North
street and Ma!lctts Bay avenue. The
question Of installing uniform system
of public accounting as recommended by
the committee appointed BY the Cover
nor at the 1915 LEGISLATURE. is to be
acted upon with reference to the village
accounts
Euscoe Mercure died Saturday morn
ing at his home on Union street follow
ing years illness with cancer. MIR.
Nercure was 60 years old and leaves a
wife. five children, three sons Joseph,
liormidas and Adeard Mercuro, and two
daughters, Mrs. Ernest Jasmin and Mrs.
Jacob Germain all of this place The
funeral was held Tuesday morning
at $50 O'Clock in St. Francis Navicr
Church. Burial was in St. Francis ceme-
terry.
Alexander Iaaliso and Miss Sophia
Uljua Of lG River street wore married
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
Saturday noon by the Rev. r. II. Wash.
burn
The listers, Louis Mongeon, F. T..
Nillemaire and II. F.. Thompson, met
at the town clerks office saturday
morning and organized, preparatory to
starting in their duties, by electing
Louis Mongcon as chairman and G. G..
Allard as clerk.
Henry Abar and mis- wife, Teresa,
an Italian woman, We're arrested yes
terday by chief BARBER and in munich
pal court were tried on the charge of
selling liquor illegally. The man was
given sentence of not less than four
months nor more than six months in
while the woman was given a sentence
of three months in the county Jail
The couple conducted a boarding. house
at 81 River street and sold liquors to
their boarders. Tho police were called
there recently as the result Of a jeal-
Gus quarrel between the couple, and il
developed yesterday that Abair was
about to leave his wife and return to
his former home. Part Of his house
mold goods were already in the freight
house but Chlcf Barber arrested them
both on "A warrant
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Wideawake Mission band will meet
AZ the vestry Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock if the condition of the roads is
mproved.-The body Of William Seipie.
who died March % in llinesburg at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Patrick
MacDonoush. whore he had spent the
winter, was brought to Fast Charlotte
Friday morning and the funeral was
held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
church, the Rev. Father Henry of Shell
hurne officiating. The body was taken
to North Ferrisburg for burial-The re-
mains Of Roy +. Taggart the third son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Taggart. whose
death occurred in San Diego. Cal.
March 20 after a long period Of illness
with tuberculosis, reached here late
Monday night. March -, and the funeral
was held at the Tagsart home the fol-
lowing day. The Rev. Frank Place pas
tor Of the Baptist Church here. officiat-
ed There We're many beautiful flora.
offerings. Miss Ina Read sang In the
Upper Garden and Face to Face"
The bearers were two brothers, Dr..
Fonwicll G. Tagcart and Kenneth Tag
cart, two cousins, Elnathan b. Beers
and DR.. Robert Taggart, and Charles y.
John and Lewis c. Beers Those who
came from away to attend the service
We're Mrs. Sarah Tagpart Dumas and
Miss Evelyn Dumas of Bristol, DIR. Fen
wick 6. Taggart and Mrs Taggart of
East Greenwich, Kenneth Taggart of
Philadelphia. Pa. Dr. Robert W. Tag
cart Of New York. Miss Jennie Schofeld
of San Diego. Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford
and A. r. White Of Burlington. Burial
was in Mornngside cemetery-Miss
Anna Hayes came from her school In
fIardwick Saturday night to spend the
spring recess with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Hayes.--Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Van Nliet have returned from Mime
apois. where they have spent the winter
in the family Of their daughter Mrs.
George Buffington.-Mr and Mrs Davis
Tower of Shelburne and two children
We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
u. Hart for the week -end.-D. d. Hayes
who has been confined for a week. is
somewhat improved.--Miss Evelyn Haz-
ard is i'll from an attack of appended
tS.-The village schools closed Friday
for two weeks on account Of the bad
condition Of the roads and Miss Coursey.
the teacher in the upper room. has gone
to her home in Middlebury
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UNDERH!LL.

Miss Fern Davis has conc to Bur-
linEton to work in the Home for Desti-
tute Children.-Alrs. W. T. Colegrove
and friend of Burlington were the
guests of her sister Mrs Archie Kirb ;;
dnesday.-SeVeral from hero attend
I'D the funeral services of Mrs. Helen
Wright, which We're held at jericho
Tuesday afternoon.-Lestcr Roscoe Of
Essex Junction has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. VI. Mead.
this Week.-aliss E.stclle Muulton re-
turned to her school at l;ssoy Junction
Monday, and Carr Moulton returned to
Middlehury, where he is attending coll
lege.-Mrs i. II. Brown is the guest
of her sister, Mrs, George Story, in
Burlington for a few daYs.-Aliss Kath-
crime Cook Vert last week to the Fanny
Allen hospital for an operation.
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Statement of the ownership, manage
ment. circulation. etc, Of Burlington
Weekly Free Press, published at Bur-
linston, Vermont, required by the act Of
August q, 1872:
Name of Managing Editor, j. l., South
wick, Burlington, VI
business Manager, w. h. Howe. Bur-
lngton, VI
Publishers, Free Press Association.
Burlington, VI
owners; W. r. Gates, II. l., Benedict,
Gen, Crosby +. Miller, j. d. Taylor, Levi
T.. Smith, w h. Howe, d, w, Howe, Mary
r.. Benedict, Est. q. q. Benedict and Est
II u. Benedict, all OF Burlington, Est, OF
j. q, Mccullough and Hall Park McCul-
Tough, both of North Bennington Mrs
Ellen NJ, Chandler of Tawytown, \. y,
and Ruby + farwcll. CohaSset. Mass
known bondholders, mortgages and
other security holders, holding one per
cent or more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities None.
WILLARD II, HOWE.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
LIST day OF April 1916
w. II. MURDOCH,
Notary Public.
(My commission expires January 81, lal7,y
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Bids have been let for a three.story
addition to Lincoln Inn and work will
| be commenced at once. O. s Nichols has
! the contract for the carpenter work and
r O. Mudgett & Co. for the plumbirs
! The addition, which is to be built on the
south side, will contain l. rooms, all with
hot and cold water. and six of
them with bath. 1t is expected the build
ing will be ready for occupancy by june
10.
Henry Bsscll. IA well known resident
OF this place, died Monday morning at
nine O'Clock. He sustained a paralytic
shock March Ii and previous to that had
been confined to the house for several
months by rheumatism Mr.. Bissell was
born in Ellington, Tollaid county, Con-
nectlcut, August 1, 1910 lie was cdu-
Gated In the district schools and the New
Britain high school His early training
was along AGRICULTURAL lines and after
reaching adult age he became a farmer
and dealer in lumber and tobacco. which
business he followed in his native town
for 10 years. Subsequently he was with
the Russell and Erwin Manufacturing
company for II years and for several
years was cashier for f. II. Richards,
patent HllDfnty' III MS hartford once.
He was a republican in politics and was
elected by that party to represent the
town Of Ellington IN the state Legsla-
turc in 1865 IIo held the office of post
master I'm Ellington from 1860 to 1878
under the administration of President
u. s, Grant, lie was n member of the
Church of the Redeemer UniVersalisD
of Hartford and also a member of the
order of United American Mechanics Of
New Britain. Mr. and Mrs l}lssell and
son, Donald, came here to res de about
'cn years ago, lie is survived by his
wife and four children, Mrs, Mary Bs-
sell of Hampton, Va, Roger w, OF
Hartford, Conn. Howard c. of Boston
and Donald H. Bisscll, who lives az
home.
The following officers We're elected
Tuesday evening by Bethany Chapter,
No. II. O. T.. s: Worthy matron, Mrs.
lara Drury; worthy patron, J, II. Viee;
associate matron Mrs Marion Mudgott
secretary, Miss Mary II. Nichols; treas
urer Miss Helen NJ, Post. eonductress.
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ORWELL.

Charles Douglas Of Addison has pur-
chased the Charles Picard place and will
have barn built. T. Williams has
recovered and is able to be out of doors
i. ], Vail and son, John. arrived at
the Vail home last Saturday evening
from Boston,-Mr, and Mrs. Francis
Conway moved last week to Mendon
where he will have charge OF NJ L.
Wheeler's game preserVe.-W. Z. Lurrell
has purchased John Conway's tenement
on South street and has moved in
Ralph l.. Smith, who has been in the
railroad employ at Rochester. y. V, for
eight years, has gone to position in
New York city.-Schools will commence
again Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Henry
WOlcott have moved to d. a. Laduc' S
for a year.
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ADDISON.

Mrs. Is. +. Bristol and son. Robert, Of
burlington spent several DAYS last week
with her parents Mr.. ana Mrs Arthur
Clark-Nlrs. $. w. Smith is i'll at her
daughters. Mrs. $. G. Hawlev of Pan
ton.-Thc social at the church Friday eve
ming was well attended considering the
condition of the roads, Mrs. II. s.
Marshall is suffering from burns on her
face.-Miss Ada Orr has returned to her
school duties at the Center school
Carrie Willmarth returned 10 Monkton
sunday,-Stella Cross spent a few days
with her aunt. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith, last
week
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Larnark, Ont. Mrs. Bristol will remain
for while.--Mr and Mrs Walter
| Wright have received word that their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Donald Wright. OF
schenectady, n. Y. had been badly
burned about the face and neck by the
explosion of stove backing. The Willing
Workers served maple sugar in the
Methodist Church parlors Wednesday
afternoon from five to seven O'clock
The young lady friends OF Mrs. John
kilbourn gave her surprise party Fri
day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs
! Arthur Kilbourn on North street. Re-
freshments were served and a purse Of
money was presented Mrs. lSilbourn.-
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Partch. who have
been visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Medal Partch, have returned to their
home in West Duxbury, Mass.-C. A.
Jmmo returned from the Fanny Allen
hospital Friday.-Mrs. Josie Morgan and
daughter, Miss Mildred Morgan, are
visiting DR.. Frank Rogers and family in
Nergennes.-Mrs Leon Dean has return
ed to her home In Lake Placid. n. Y.
p. NJ. Holland has moved his family
into Mrs. Lillian Deans house ON East
street
''arr are visiting Miss Mary Wyman in
Starksboro this week The Rev. r.. j.
Nader of Burlington was in town the
iirst of the wcok.-O. c. Biclnell was in
Burlington Tuesday. Mrs. Rickner. who
has been in the Mary Fletcher hospital
returned with him. much improved in
health.--F. G.. Ilaskins loft Tuesday for
OelWein, lowa.-B. W. Estey las sold the
Meader place north of the village to
Raymond i-evan.-Miss Ella Matthewson
returned Monday from WASHINGTON
Shorwin and Ernest Clark are visiting
their uncle, Charles Clark, in Lincoln
Mrs. James II. Jacobs and son of Bur
lhSton visited here over Sunday.-Dr
and Mrs. George +. Edmunds returned
Tuesday from Hot Springs, Ark. where
they have been for several weeks
Miss Florence Sprague is visiting in
Fergencs.-Duane Sprague and Phillip
Lawrence have returned to the Uni.
Vcrsity Of Ncrmont.-R. w. Peake re-
turned Tuesday from Florida, where
he spent tho wintcr.--F K. Diclterman
was in Rutland Observation-Disclosures Dor
othy and Marjory Hunt of New Haven
are visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arson T.. Wright.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Canton have returned from
Bellows Falls. where they spent the
Wintcr.-The friends of +. r. DECKER
man gave him a surprise party Tues
day night in honor of his birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent in "A So
cial way with vocal and instrumental
music. Refreshments were served
Mrs. C. +. Lawrence visited in Burling-
ton the first of the week.-Mr and
Mrs. F. G. Levarn were in Burlington
Wednesday,
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PANTON.

MI and Mrs A. l.. Miller have been
called to Fairfax to attend the funeral
OF her mother, which was held We'd
hesday'-The Rev. j. n. Long, who has
peeh with Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Spauldng
Tor the past four months and during Mr..
opauInlng s Illness, has returned to Fer
rispurg to take up his duties as pastor
ol the congregational Church Next
sunday Is the last Sunday before the
conference at the Methodist Episcopal
'hur'h-The snow is nearly all gone
ana the roads are In much better condi-
tioh than usual at this time Of year
The ice in Lake Champlaln is getting
unsafe and fun of air-hnles.
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BRISTOL.

c. F, Palmer Of Burlington was at
home for over Sunday..-Mrs. Maurice
Graves of Brandon is the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Caroline Ray-Rer-
nard Gleason Is visiting p. j. Bristol
and family in Lincoln. Miss Caroline
Wilson has returned 10 her school in
Cornwall-The Ladies' Home Circle Of
the Conversational Church are to have
an Easter supper and sale April II at
the chapel.
Mrs. Morton Hale and children OF
cabot were guests of Mr. and Mrs
W. ~ Cove Friday and Saturday. Miss
Amy j. Sumner is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Arthur w, stevens in Cornwall
DR.. X j. Bristol has returned from
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

MIS- DANIEL liallock suffered a shock
""huay ana remains in a critical con-
u't'oi'-lhebe Wright is ill.-Iindley
t'r'osal Is at home from Lawrence.
Mass' Where he spent the winter with
ms son. DR.. John Brldsall,-Walter Ring
ana WIFE OF Huntington Center were call
ca mere Monday by the serious illness
OF their sister, Mrs Daniel IIallock.
MISS Agnes Wright returned Saturday
TO Essex Junction.-Ralph Elliott was
AT nome over Sunday.-Ceylon Orvis is
llL-Mr and Mrs. David Dixie attended
the funeral Wednesday OF his cousin
MIS- Ida Danforth, and on Thursday
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Ezra Dixie
in Bristol
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Mrs. j. S. Wing, arc getting settled in
tho parsonage, which has recently been
repaired aud renovated. Mrs. Harriet
Pastene, matron at Vermont Academy,
and daughter Sylvia Pastcne, of Middle
bury College, spent their vacations as
guests of Mrs pastcne's brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dellong.-M Miss
Katharine Grlswod has returned from
Brandon after "a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs James Woodruff.-A r. Lane
Of ottawa, Canada and son, Donald a
student at Vermont Academy, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lane.-'Miss Jessie
Forte has returned to her school in Hart
ford after a two weeks visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Footc.