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CORNWALL.

Alr and Mrs. Peter Richards ietGrned
sunday after spending week in i;ut-
land visiting her daughter. Mrs. Warner
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Q. Foote, Miss Ruth
l'oote and Mrs. NJ. y. f'oote were with
MIR and Mrs. \. l.. PAYNE Thanksgiving
day.--Mrs. NJ. \. Footc is making an
extended visit With her granddaughter,
Mrs, \. l.. rayuc.-Thc ground thaWcd
20 that farmers resumed plowinc ;hc lat
Ter part of last Ncck.--Abran ". Frotc
has gone to New York with a carload of
lambs for the markot-The hat-s;o- Ever
Circle will hold their annual fancy work
and apron sale at tn" town hall f'rlda!'.
\ play will he given and supper served
after the progran1.-Thc SclcCtncn nave
appointed Homer s Cobb town treasurer
10 I'LL the vacancy caused by the deaf
Of Judge ". II. Bingham. The young
people who attend high school in Middle
bury returned to their duties Monday aft
or = Thanksgiving recess Of four days.
Mrs Clifford Watt of Orwell. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drolettc OF This
town. underwent q serious and success
fIl operation last week at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Mott Uoyt, principal
~ the Bangor. ~ Y, hi@h school. was a
Weekend CUES. OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, :. T.. Iloyt.--Mr. and Mrs ], :
Ming spout THANKSGIVING with their
cousin. Mrs. Wiley. Of Observation-Disclosures
~ ". toote went to New York. saturday,
returning Tuesday Tho What So Ever
Circle Will hold their annual sal" of work
aprons. fancy work aud candy Decemhci
, at the town hail Tn" fancy work win
be ON sale nj three oclocl, IN the after
noon. The play. The FIRST Assign
ncnt,' win be given IN The evening fo.
lowed by supper,-.Nr. AVA Mrs. A. L,
Payne entertained for THANKSGIVING THEW
parents. sister and grandmother, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. O. Fontr. daughter and Madam
F'uutc of charlotte. The iatt"r remaining
Cor a few days ViSit.-Thr third Of a
series Of whist parties held an the chap
ter house WAS largely attended Friday
cvening.--A. w. Foutr was in New iorl,
over the weekend Miss Ruth Hggleston
has been nj homo for 10 days, III with
tonslitis, followed 10y uuinSy.-Mrs. H..
G. James is visiting fricuds in western
NpW York
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and y sister. Mrs. Charles Forrcy Of Yer
gcnncs. Tka funeral services will be held
at his late home this morning Mt II
o'clock, the Rev. q. G. Cornell oiiiciatlng
Burial will be In East ran'on. The
bearers will be Lyman Kent, Burton
Kent, Walter White. Ebert Stagg, Juba
Converse and Loyal Spauding
Hattie sullivan. WHO has been very i'll
with crysipclas is much improved
Josiah Stage has returned TO his work
IN Worcester. Mass. after spending
Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank fIartWcll and children were
.guosts Thanksgiving day of Mr. and Mrs.
Luke Bell Of Crown Point, y. Y.-The
Rev. and Mrs Cornell and Madam Cor
nell spent Thanksgiving with Charles
Reed and family OF addison Fired CHAM
herlain mail carrier on route 3, ~ again
seriously ill.-.Mr and Mrs. Lewis Lash
way returned home sunday night from
Minevillc, y. y, and were called back
Monday morning by the sudden death ct
her father, Mr.. Christan.-Mt and Mrs
r. l.. Gr71ndey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Grandey of Nergennes spent Thanks
giving with MIR. and Mrs. Ward Spauld-
ing.-Nr. and Mrs. Palmer were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs William kimball of Yer
spnncS 'ThnuSgyi wing UaV.
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cH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WiNOOSk[.

INC marr!ag" of liol"n Marion Ellis
and Louis w Halstron OF Northti.ld
was s,dcmnz"d AT ihc residence of
'h"ri"S :. i"rd II noon Thursday. The
ceremony was performed By tho Rev.
Robert II. Washbun, Of tn" Methodist
Episcopal Church. Tho Lphcugrin march
was played throughout the ceremony 10y
Mrs. s. y. Putnam. The bride wore :,
gown Cf white net over SILK muslin, with
Veil, and carried u shower bouquct of
lllics-oI-the-Va valley. Tho library was dec
Grated with cv"rsrc"ns, chrysanthemuns
and brides roses Many friends ana rola-
tiv"s OF the bride and groom were pres
ont. After a wedding dinner, al which
% people Wcr" present, the couple lcit
for wedding trip to Boston and Provi-
dcnce and will reside in Concord, y. II.
on their return.
Mrs sophie Larivierc Dionnc. widow of
Timothy nionne, died at her home . West
Allen street AZ la O'Clock Friday aft
"rno"n, following an illness Of eight
weeks death being due to heart trouble
aud complications. She was bora in St.
Sebastian, J.. O., 6s years ago and for y
wears had been resident of this village
Her mother died three years ago, when
they resided on Main street, and her hu.-
odnd died - years ago. She leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Philip Ratio Mis-.
Hcorgc Drapcau, and Mrs Edward Ere
Gcau Of this place and four sons, Napo
Icon, Adamard and Albert Donnc If this
place and Isdore Dionne of Law renee,
Mass, The remains were taken on the
early train Monday morning to st
George, licnIyVilc, =. O.. where the fl-
neral was held at ST. George : Church.
Chief If Police Charles Barber Satur-
day evening executed States attorney $
warrant to raid the nronlscs of John l.
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BRISTOL.

Il. G. Wright returned to Springfield
Sunday. Mrs Wright and daughter will
remain for time.--MaN Green was a
guest of his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. y. Cove, over Sunday,-A dauGhtcr
has been borp to Mr and Mrs. II. 5.
Smith in Washington, u. c. Mrs Smith
is a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin
of this town.-The remains of Miss Anna
Sears, who died in Rutland. we're brought
here for burial Saturday in Mt. St
Josoph's cemctery.--L. -. Chaplin is in
Washington, y. G.. From there he goes
to Alabama on IA business trip.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. j Trombloy We're in Huntington
Sunday 70 attend the funeral Of Mrs
Tromhlcy's sister. Mrs Bagley Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cove of Charlotte visited rela-
tives here Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs, George
w Farr and Mrs. Ada iingsley have
returned from Hyde Park, where they
spent Thanksgiving and the remainder Of
tho week with Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Farr.
Ralph DEMO and three children return
ed Monday from Pawlet. where they
spent Thanks giving with rclatves,--Mrs.
lcnry Landon is visiting Mrs Roy Mont
gomery in East st. Johnsbury Mrs. II.
j. Williamson and daughter Lois who
are both i'll with pneumonia. are q little
better
John Shattuck has gone to EutlJpd city
hospital for treatment -sirs. II. L. WI.
hanson Is III with pneumonia, Mrs jose
Chase has returned from Winoosii,
--Georgc Colby Is Ill with pneumonia at
his home on North street. Miss Marjorie
Lee spent the THANKSGIVING recess at her
home in Nergcnnes.
l.. NJ. Pierce and Mrs, Hannah Need
| nam have gone to Cincinnati, Ohio, 80
! spend tho winter with Mr. and Mrs.
| Frank Pierce Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
iuidon are moving into V. Morgan 5
house on Maple street Miss Marjorie
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SALISBURY.

Mrs w T.. Bump is yet in Troy. \. y.
Whcr" she went a week ago To see her
grandmother, who is IS years old. and
very ill.--A number al the local Grange
members attended the meeting OF the
'C. j. Bell Pomona Grange in Whiting
Thursday.-Thc regular meeting and an
nual election of officers &C DunmOrc
Grange will be held Thursday evening.
w H. Dyer and g. c. Kelsey have son"
to Alabama ~ prospective" purchasers 81
tracts OF orange producing land, num-
Der Of local men having already invested
th"rc.--Mrs. W. i. Chase is spending "A
few days in Burlington, guest of rela-
tIves.-Amos Chandler. who is sick at the
homo OF his son. Willard Chandler. con-
tinues about tn" Samo.-Thc Hon. and
Mrs. j. T.. Weeks and Mr.. and Mrs.
60. II. WnsloW We're guests of Mrs. Ham
ilton Thanksgiving day.-Albert Thomas,
Mrs. NJ. a. Thomas and Miss Cccilc NJ
Thomas OF Middle bury College and Mr..
and Mrs. ". Il. Phelps OF Burlington
yer" guests Of DR., and Mrs. Bumn
Thank sgiNinE DAY.
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Central Vermont Ry.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT
October !, 1916.


a .O5-a. m, daily for Montreal and
Chicago,
7:l5-.a, m, except sunday for POS.
ton ana Springfield Eroiler
buffet parlor car from Bur
linston without change due
Boston 4:25 p. m.
7.O5--a. m, except Sunday for St
Johnsbury and Portland.
10.05-a. M except Sunday FOR Rich
ford, Montreal and ottawa
10.O5-a. m, Sunday only for st. AL
bans
.05-a. m, daily for Boston and
New York; for New London
week days only. Through
parlor cars and dining cars
Essex Jet, to Boston and New
York.
II :05--a m, daily for st. Adams.
j :HS-p. m, except sunday for St
Johnsbury
1:40-p, m, except SUNDAY for st.
Adams, Rouscs Point, Ogdcns-
burg. Richford and Montreal
Also for Montpelier and White
River Junction.
G.1S-p. m. daily for Montreal and
Chicago. Standard sleeper
daily from St Adams and
tourist sleeping cars from Es-
sex Jet. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays to Chicago. with
out change
6.45-p. m, Sunday only. for White
River Junction.
1.d()-p. m, daily, through sleeping
cars from ESSEX Jet. to Bosto!
and Springfield.
r. L. ROBERTS. Ticket Agent.
Telephone I4E
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Tho Re-" Edwin Mcadcr of burlington
VIII preach At She Friends t'hurch sun
day. December ~, in the ahsenc" of the
pastor Mr.. and Mrs A. ". Emo enter
tanned 20 of their relatives aud friends at
dinner 81 The Bristol" THANKSGIVING day.
Mrs. Marble Pierce and daughter,
Marjorie. of Starksboro. who have been
visiting Mr. ana Mrs. n j. Russell and
othtr relatives in town, returned home
Monday,-Frcd Kimball, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Phillip Eddy mas
returned To his HON" in LNndOuNlllc.-A
weekly prayer meeting Will BE- held NJ the
nome Of MIR. and Mrs George Day Thurs
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brown
or Starksb, 70 were guests Thursday OF
{. y. lioaG and family. There viii he a
meeting Of the w. G. r. L. Thursday
afternoon with Mrs, Grace Dean refresh
ments VIII be scrved,--Tho Rev. j. ed
ward Kansomo goes this week To Now
YORK city to attend the meeting OF the
permanent board. lie will visit relatives
IN Poughkecpsie and Clintondalc' y y
pctbrc returning home
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JERICHO.

The play and public ceremonial gwen
saturday evening by the Camp Fire Girls
was success Miss FLORENCE Buxton
ulayed two violin solos, accompanied by
Mrs Fred Pcrcival There was solo
sang hy Fred percival and duet 10y
Fred Pcrcval and SON Donald. The pro-
ceods for the evening we're nearly NiW-
The ladies Of tho Methodist society VIII
serve a hash dinner Thursday at the Nes-
try OF the churh,-Charics Hulburd or
Boston has returned TO his home after
visiting at the home of pr. and Mrs,
George T.. Hulburd for a few days.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Nay Mrs. Denning and
Mr. Reulah Of Hudson Falls, y. y, and
Mis- James Goddard of Foster Junction,
Z. @, were THANKSGIVING visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Il. Nay.--W, W.
smith has sold his VillaSe place TO Frank
Powell of Berkshire and Mr.. smith has
purchased the Elbridgc Wilbur farm. -
Wilson Curtis, who was badly hurt Tues
day, Nov. y, is getting along uiceiy.-Airs.
Leighton Rice spent Friday and Saturday
In Burlington at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Rufus Cunnngham,-Thc Thanks
giving dinner held at the Conversational
Church was attended by IS people. Or.
$ ". Paige Of st. Adams told a hunting
story and Mrs, Leighton Rice read a
Misunderstanding story, Tn" Rev. William
Cashmere was toaStmastcr. and old time
and patriotic songs were sung. Watt
ressos at the dinner were Mary CASH
more, Mrs. Leon Morgan. Mrs. r, Il. NIL
lams. They we're dressed as pUritanS.- eco
Miss Styles of Jericho Center was AN
over-Sunday visitor at the home of Miss
Bertha Schillhammcr Miss Grace Nor
ton of Essen Junction was an over Sun
day guest AT the home of Nj and Mrs.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Baker and dauGh-
ter have returned home after spending
Thanksgiving with relatives in Mechan-
icsvillc, y. Y.--Mrs Fred Harrington is
visiting relatives in St. Tohnsbury.--Miss
Josephine Ningsland has gone 10 Swan
ton. where she has position in school.
Anna Martin Of poutneY. Dorothy and
Eleanor Folsom of taStleton. Roger
Preston. Helen kingSland and friend.
Miss Drew OF Earre all spent Thanks
giving ut their various homes here Ncl-
son Horton OF Norwich University has
been n guest of Edward Nelly the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. MuZ2y and
family spent Thank sEiving in littsfOrd
with their son. Charles Mu22Y.-Carl rccu
Vi Windsor was at his home here fu'
rhnu sNiN inv
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PANTON.

William j. Conant. prosperous far
mor. died at his home on Lake street
Tuesday morning IN the 74th year of his
age, after a lingering illness of harden
ing Of the arteries. He was Civil War
veteran, having enlisted in Company *,
Second Vermont Noluni GERS. May Il.
1861. lie was taken i'll with typhus fever
and was discharged June T., 1862. returned
humo, where be remained until u" re-
gained his health. when he r"-cnliSted
August n, 1864, in Company Is, First Yer
mont Cavalry, and was DISCHARGED June
u, 1861 He fought in the first battle
OF BUll Run, also Cedar Creek. and was
in the battle from April 9 to near
Richmond. He had held the office of
school director, lister and sclectman. lie
was a member Of Dorchester Lodge,
+. and A. NJ, of Ncrgenncs. iic was
united in marriage March II. 1879, to Miss
Adelia IIalock, who survives him, also
la son, Arthur aud n daughter, Mary
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bacon enter
tanned at dinner Tina nkscivin- day MI
and Mrs T. Bacon Of Burlin eton M
and Mrs Robert Streeter of Richmond
NJ. and Mrs. Henry Bartlett Of Under
hill. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. H. Smith, Master
John Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. street
"r. Fred sheridan and Samuel CHASE
Clark Streeter shot a deer in !. H.
smith mcajoV.--Hiram Gregory and
sons of Burlington spent ThsnksCivin :
ddy with his brother. Harry Gregory
Miss i.nrcy Gle, who teaches in Water
bury, was Il wee k-cnd guest of Mrs y
Y Tomliuson. Mrs G.. w Streeter has
returned to Richmond. Miss Rcrnice
fiall returned to Cambridge Saturday
Two now members were admitted ~
IN" Grange at their last meeting De-
combor Mrs. Julia Gregory and
hrothcr-in law. Peter Gregory. visited
relatives in Montpelier Monday
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Albany \ y-Alacrn,,, and MIRA WAY.
land s. Bristol have returned from n
visit to pr I1or.on pria,oi ~, t,o,,iny.
ton.-1be stitch and Chot,cr club mo,
Tuesday with Mic. piurcbo IJnfr.
magic ot tbo homo of nor nnrcuts Can,
ana Mrs. Charles J,ofrnapIo The Bixby
N,o,or,.j L,roo l,hra,y vii no nnor s,p.
day afternoons eli winter If thc patron-
age warronts il Last sunday was the
first sunday and about n nvailcd them.
selves of the priviloro-A son was born
recently TO Mr. mud Mrs Herbert Fitz-
gerald Of Rutland Mr.. fitzgerald was
a former telegraph opcr,tor al the stew
ems Iousc.--Miss Lillian T,urritt who
has been visiting her uncle DR. r. j
Emo, has returned to IIincsburg. stephen
Jcnncy went Monday In Brandon 10 attend
the funeral nj his mother Mrs Irving
Jcnncy.--Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bisscll have
returned to Rutland after a visit to
T. i Bsscl at the homo of cyrus Bots
ford MIR and Mrs. RAYMOND |. Smith
or Albany. y. Y. vino were called here
to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs
Laura u Smith of Caldwell. Idaho, are
guests at the stevens IIousc-Wa!tcr
Merrill has gonc to- Burlington. where
he has employment --Irn w r. Dali
rymplr has returned to Worcester, Mass
after n visit to her sister. Mrs. John j.
Barnard st Peters Court, G. O. T.,
held u card paity last evening in
Furostcrs hall-Mrs. Preston Chamber.
lain and daughter Mr.. \. e. Spaulding
of Bradford. have rented rooms in the
W. II. Warner house on Main street
In addition to the interesting program
Of the teachers meeting of the Addison
North-W Union district TO be held
here Friday. are the following numbers:
h, net ti.., i,,
Progressive Road Reading" by Miss
Mary Il. Louther of the Burlington pri-
mary school department. Miss Iouthcr
will follow her demonstration with a dis
cussion of the method Of teaching and in
this discussion will welcome questions
from the teachers. rho evening session.
beginning at $50 viii be held in the city
hall and will consist of an illustrated
lecture on Horticultural club Work" toll.
lowed by "A period for questions. The pub.
lie is invited to this session and cSpc-
cially members Of the school boards and
Grange officers II is hoped that come
definite steps toward organized club work
will result from this mectins
AT the next meeting Of Champlain
Lodge, No S. l. o. O. f., refreshments
OF vcnison. sweet cider. etc. will be
served The Rev. j. Elmer Mckee visited
his wife, who is at u hospital in Albany.
y. V, TUESDAY. Harry NJ. Norton is
moving to the Frank Maldoon house an
Main straet.--Thc seats and altar in St
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Mrs. George Osborne died Friday
"rnoou at i;li O'Clock at the home Of
daughter, MIS-. +. l.. Keith, after a
illness. Mrs. Osborne was born in
chester February T., ISL Ter m;
name was Helen Louisa Barney.
was married To- Mr. Osborne in VIII
April ~. ISIS Mr. Osborne died :;
years ago The spent their married
in Willistou uutil ~ years ago. when
moved to this village. Seven chill
were born 10 them, sis of whom are
ing. They are. Mrs y. i3. Hail uf y
Williston. Mrs T. l.. Keith. Mrs, j
French. Mrs. John IIaseltou. Walter
borne ana Frank osborne, all of
village She also leaves eight grand
dren and two sisters. Mis-. d.
Buxton, of NiIibury, Mass.
Mrs. l.. y. Lowe of sutton. Mass.
Osborne throughout her lie had
ready to help her friends and neigt
In their times Of need and trouble
was \. friend tn ali The funeral
held NJ her own home on Nest $
Monday afternoon
About ~ FRIENDS ana leila N"- Of
and Mrs. Calvin g. norton ,:4.-
surprise party at their nome III
evening in honor Of the 9th auniv-l
Of their marriage The evening
spent with games and music Ref
mcntS were served. Mr.. ana Mr. "
were presented with many hand
gifts including table silvc- and m
Those present from OCT OF town Ver,
and Mrs. James TGurhcr 9nd three
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. George Laplerrc.
s. B. Conant and Mr.. and Mrs. Max I
Der ~ Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
ward Gale and dauEhtc~ of WcStfor,
A on was born SUNDAY t. NJ.
Mrs. Frank pcmaE
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BRIDPORT.

Lynn Sunderland and Harold Nadeat
are attending business college at SPRING
field. Nass.--Peter Dpnnclly Is recovering
from injuries received in an accident
caused by a runaway team coming down
The Lodges. "-Jewejt Wing has return
ed to New Nork.-MrS. j. 5. McQuvey
has returned from a visit in MiddleburN,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Riley have moved
to Shorcham village. Edison Jcwctt of
Benton liarbor, Mich, is visiting his
daughter. Mrs Lizzie Wing News has
been received of The death in Illinois OF
Mrs. Addic Williams. Mrs. Williams was
formerly Miss Addie Wing Of fiIidport.
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HUNTINGTO<,.

Tncr" Will ho dancc az the S.u'
Veterans hall Friday evening pcocn
s. from eight 10 /. o'clock How
Fargo was home from Richmond
Thnnk~ giving Mrs, Sarah sherman
Mrs. Fanny SpragU" were III Bur.in.
Friday.-charl"s FalhN has trlsh"d ~
ing for SWinyrr Brothers aud with
Falhy will NOV tn Windsor IN 'hc .
future
Mrs W. -. SWl2u" t,.u entertain
Missionary society Thursday w. The
meeting Of the Clover club will he
Miss Alma I'alhv.-Miss Daisy Neu
returned to 81. JohusburY MONDAY
and Mrs s. l.. kenyon Wero calicr
Essex Monday 10y the illness Of h'r n
er.-Thc Friday evening dduciu- -,
will be given by private individuals
the :. Of V hall. inst -dd of the Sow
NptprlnC
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NEW HAVEN.

T. RQWlcy of burlington and MI ana
MIS-. l.. y. Rowlcy were guests InahN"-
glNln" day Of their parents, Nj ana MIS-,
~ T., RoWley. sheriff -. y. smith "i
addison and granddaughter Mis- lh'''ne
smith, Mrs, Mary Roscoe and SON Mui".
Mrs, II. G. Roscoe. MIR and Mr. J. T.
Davis went November - 70 M""cfS'
n - 10 spend ThanksgivinG with NJ. s.
baNlsS brother ana wife liassou p'N''
"hd FAMILY wen; Thursday to Arlington,
Wh'ie they viii he guests Of Mt 'u''
Mrs Nichols for the remainder Of the
weekly. N. benedict and family spent
THANKSGIVING with friends in Bridpor'.
Ih' Elmer family reunion was h'ld ~
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WHITING.

Mi and Mrs. Fred Nceiham of Pots
dam. y. ", were guests over Thanks
giving with rela in town.--Mr and
Mrs. ]. \. Denton and daughters of
Brandon were guests of his parents Mr.
and Mrs. II. W. Denton. Thursday
MIR. and Mrs W. ". Williams and son,
Kenneth, passed Thanksgiving st Nelson
Jones'e in Shorcham. The Rev and Mrs.
Searl have arrived III town and will soon
be established At the Congregational par
sonaGc.--Mrs. Sarah Necdham and daugh-
ter. Edith, visited in orwell several DAYS
last Weel>.--Nr. and Mrs. Leslie and lit
tlc daughter started for Florida last Tues.
day.-The Rev. MIR. Knapp has gone to
Boston. Mrs William Williams was in
Brandon Monday.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Rita Fisk is with relatives in
Cambridge. Mass--MrS. Sarah Sprague is
quite ill.-Mrs. Charles Roberts and son,
Charles. were in Randolph last Thursday
to spend Thanksgiving with her daugh-
Ter Mir. and Mrs. John Buttlcs spent
Thanksgiving in Warren with Mr. aud
Mrs. Earl llanks.--Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Curtis of Braintree were AT his home for
Thank sgivnG with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gtrts.Mr and Mrs Fred Spraguc and
family are here from Mortified Falls
George Farr is confined to his bed with
rheumatism.
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FOR SALE.

LACKSMITH STOP MD TENEMENT for
sale OF rcut. Blacksmith shop, $500 ~
stock ". p. sasolenc engine. combine
ton wood working machine. frame,
fully equipped ready FOR work. shop 50X5o.
Forestcrs' hall overhead house two
stories, two tenement. rents all the time;
water and furnace: barn 2ONHA. This prop
erty is in heart Of village, more work
than two men can do: reason for sale.
owner disabled: terms IS 900. $1,000
down. Bradford st. FRANCIS. % church
st. Rutland Vt 600 Ct ". it.
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GRANVILLE.

Miss Sarah Church. the deacoucss, who
has been here since last April has gone
to Boston. George Sargent went to Mid
d!eOury Monday. being drawn as juror
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles I.awrcnc" We're in
i'iaySville Saturday to attend Pomona
Grange meeting. MIR. aud Mrs Herman
Ford spent Thank sEiving at her home in
Bethel
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Delong If Bristol
arc guco;s Of their daughter, Mrs. Cullen
EhottUci-. Miss leottic German OF Eur-
'iugton spent Thnnk@givin" with her par
oUts. Mr.. and Ms, Henry Gorn'ain.--Eny
EJulhlrt and family IF Nonl;ton spent
THANKSGIVING with their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. David FonanShcc Mr. aud Mrs
Jcs9" Dixie Of Addison aoeu, SeVera! days
las; week With his 'r1'hrr David Dixie
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-07
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page oneI

Work" by State club Leader Il. L.
ingalls, Of the University OF Vermont
Agricultural College and Experiment
station force. School directors and
Grange leaders are especially invited to
be present M this part Of the meeting.
Col Walter Scranton was called to
Scranton, Pa Monoay BY the death of
his brother. William Scranton The Rev.
and Mrs. j, Elmer Mckee are parents
of a son, born recently AT u hospital in