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GEORGIA..

Nj. ana Mrs. c. NJ. Aastm and Mr.. aud
Mrs. 4. \ Post left sunday night for
Boston en- route for Crescent city, Fla.
" here they viii spend the winter About
- persons attended the sale and supper
at the town hall, Friday night for the
benefit of the Epworth League Of the
Methodist church. About 80 was rcaliZ-
cd.--MrS l.. w. CoWles of Burlington,
who has been visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred
Bliss went to 81 Adams Monday to
spend a few days with Mrs Harry Cur
tis-Thc Quality Folks Will appear De-
cemher TO give the third entertainment
Of the lecture course.
Beginning with next Sunday the serv-
ices at the Congregational Church Will
be held at two o'clock -Miss Winifred
Patton OF Rchtord is spending the
Thanks giving holidays with her sister,
Mrs Ward post-Henry James has again
taken charspe OF the Post Il Bliss store,
William Newton picked dandelion
blossom November 2s from the meadow. -
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FRANKLIN.

Tho funeral OF Miss Hattie Wood was
held nj tho homo of Chff Como. where
she had made hcr home for several
months, the Rev Father Dame otfiriat-
ing Miss Wood Vas about Is years Of
age, and lived with Mrs Mdrica Gates
for about = wears. until her Illness last
spring. The ladies of the Conversational
society viii hold thoir annual sale and
Slpnct i'm their parluts Thursday after
noon and evening. December :. Nll ave
inNit"d.-rhe Helen NAV Abbot company
VIII civ" an entertainment under thu au-
spices Of the EpWortu lcJGue in the
town hall, December g.. g. Soulr has
returned home from bis hunt. without
d"cr.--CharleS Wood Of Barre is in
town called here by TIE death If his
sister, Mrs Hattie Wood.-Spmc Of tn"
Woodmau from here attended = Woodmarr
meeting in EuosbGre Thursday evening
bon NloNandcr, vino uJs been quite
Ill., Is imoruVin1.-Ns l.,vinia Gallup.
who has cen visiting friends in Jeffer-
souvi'lc, irtWrcd home Mondac
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PANTON.

Mrs Hattie BartO has returned from
spending a foW days in Burlington.
and Mrs. Lewis LashWaN and son arc
spending the week with relatives in
Mincvllc and I;lizabethtown, n. j.
Mrs. Arthur Nanderhoof has returned
from Cornwall, where she visited her
sistcr-in-lav. Ms. Edward Uar"iS, and
SON. Lee.--Mls. Sarah Hatch has 'cn
called to Rome, y. V, by tho sc,ious
ilno.s of hcr daughter. MS Lester
Artuur.--i'. l.. Grnndoy is il Ripton de"r
hunting Tho lJdics Of TIE Methodist
Gpieconal society wal! hold q harvest
sumner IN IT." paIlols "f the church
Wcun sda. evening, Uorcnhcr s. ana
there win ho q sa'" Of nrlone End honc-
mado card."s.--.tudrov HUSco remains
"hou; IA" aa:lc-1'h' Rev q 9. Cor
roll and wife pleasantly entertained thc
Lad!'e Homo Circle Tuesday evening. i
b"iUq thr HrS. ne,tiup to hc void ir he
HyattipG
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BRISTOL.

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RICHFORD.

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NORTH FERRISBURG.

Edward Mclby :s at home from the
Randolph Agricultural school for the
Thanksgiving rcccss.-Tho Kings Daugh-
ters held their regular meeting Thurs
daN afternoon the home Of Mrs Harry
ialnor--The Rev. +. ~ Hagadorn, pas
TOR Of tho Methodist Church. will preach
~ the Congregational Church Of Char
lotto newt Sunday. The vacancy here will
-" supplied by Professor tndv Of Middle
bury 'ollcpe.--An excellent program
was enjoyed i'ri1aN evening in Aliens
hall TIL" entertainment was given ID, tie
follow school. IN charge Of tie tcach"r
Miss Brittcll.-Nr and Mrs. 4. f. Alien
nave gone TO Boston TO spend Thanks
giving with thci" daughter. AIRS. Viii
liam Newton They were accompanied
ny their grandchildren. Who have return
ed home after srendin. etvcrsl months
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HILL WEST.

Visitors al the home Of Nr and
W. y. Shancraw sunday were Mr.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Lgmbra, MI
Austin and children and Mr., and
II. Rossicr.-SMr. and Mr.. Lewis
of North IINdc Park ar" visiting
home Of Nj Dccclic's sister. Mr.
Rushford The cottage PRAYER n
vii he held at Lewis Bushford's
evening. \ special cottage mcctin
held at Nern l.agro's Monday eve
Mr. and Ms Fay Austin and oh
Mr. Austin and Mr. Soule Of ii
are spending few days in this I
Nh ard Mrs. Lawrence Rossie
daughter. Alice. OF Montgomery {
rascsd sunday with Mrs Roesier'
rnts. Mr.. and Mr.. John Ariel RIA
RuShtord. who has been 50
TWO weeks with his parents, hGs re
to DanVers. NaSs.
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

Mrs. Phoebe Labounty diod at
O'Clock Thursday .ftcrnoun ~ the !
OF her daughter. Mr. J . Fish6
Maple street. Ml=. I.a6ounty was
in Canada $ years ago. most JAM
She came to this rlac| when a e.
cliild and had always lived here
husband. Alexander Labounty, di6
years ago. Five children were Dor
them. She is survived by two daugl'
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. T. r. Bonva
burlington. and one son. AoXa
L3hountv of this place. She had t
halfsisters Mrs. Labounty had i
friends among the older people
funcra, was held at tho homo Of
daughter, Mrs. Fisher, Saturday after
at two o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte T. .
was held at the home Of Mrs. )
Hnrke at 200 ,. m. MondaN Mr.. q
was born in burlington on TIM old ~
farm, now rart of tho experiment
May g. 1S@. Her maiden name was y
and she was the daughter Il Robins.
and Martha Sargent Miller. WS"r"
lived Tor about three years. they m'
10 tndcrhill where they lived for-'
10 years. IN" res of the time she"
lived mostly IN Essex Junction and
tInSt"n. where she died Friday.
leaves one rear relative sister,
Eliza Is. Miller Of Franklin. y. II
brother went I" california ana ~ u
known whether ho is alive or not.
had lived IN ;ho l'hiletm Teachout
lily for over 20 years. FOR 20 years
kept nous" for THOMAS /. Iea'hoi
W College street and - cherry s.
Bun !lnEton. where she ol'd FRIDAY
So years. six months, \ days. frof,
Thomas officiated. There Were. l
beautiful. floral pieces. among the
large spray Of pink chrysanthemums
the employees Of the Wells \ ri har
company
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HAPPE N|NGS IN VERMONT

and Mrs Alien Burroughs. The Ladies'
Aid society Of the Nergennes Methodist
Episcopal Church are making arrange
ments for serving an oyster suppc.pn the
par!ors Of the church Wedn.sudrJNc o.
ming. December 6--MT, ana MrsA.ii y.
Dav and Mrs. Days mother, MIaH ii1:-
ringtOn. are spending ttc holiday With
Mr. DAYS lister, Mrs. Jl-n"s ShauldinS
OF Burlington, William Cia;1 Jt tn@ '"n-
Tor class OF Vcrgennes h Lb schuo. is Sut-
fering from a carbuncie on the bac. pt
his neck al the home ~ his parents, NJ.
and MIS- Walter Clark Of tcrrisSI:s -
Prof. II. s. Roberts OF AiienS:OWn. =. T..
is spending few days with mis- son,
David Roberts. Mr.. RotcVts Na.s = form
e. principal of the Vcrgennes high scnoo.
and is now superintendent ~ schools n
Allenstown aud neighoorinL towns! !.
w Dionne Of Burlington, travelling agent
.or the American Express coinpar" was
here yesterday and transferred Che con-
iany's office here 20 J.. T.. l.auSAerS Z;
Berlin, y. II. c. \ EaII!eS. vino tas hcc',
in charge OF tho Office fo- scVcrol TrcfS,
rnturns to ESsscX JrnctiGp and Toadniri
f,i4 position in the Company Caice in
.ha: town Mrs. Ncth1u Travis, who hDs
heen recovering from an operation at The
Mary Fletcher hospital. returns to her
nome to-day The managers OF the ne
forum theatre Will hold dane in city
hail this evening after the entertainment
nj the opera houSc.-.Eureuc H:tlloCi- has
returned from Albany, n. y, where he
~ecently underwent m operation for cat
aract on the eye. Mrs. Emma Jlcilnan
lias rrturacn from a five weeks stay 1t
Che nome OF Judge Charles $. Dana q
New Haven while her daughter. M
Dana. was Al Rome, n, y, receiving
observation-disclosures NurI'hY left Nestcr-
Gay for GranYillr y. y, 70 spend Thanks
giving with his iarents.-G"or2c W. Ross
is erondlnE thu holiday with his brother,
'ohn w. Ross or hutla1d.--M:. ana Mrs
George u. Middlel.root; and daughter,
Miss Eiorercc, are In NurlinCtou to-day
listing Mr. and Mrs. .. II. Sherman
i,X-Ai3ynr and Ny john y. Harrington
faUgHtr- Huth and Fol Robert, arc
guests tu-dav a. Attorrc, and Mrs. WI
lam Eotsi1-G Of BUlland The Yer
e seHnc5 Cur cluh win mold Il rinc shoe.
mis- forenoon, Inc prize being a tuIKcr
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Probably the largest real estate transact
ton that has ever taken place IN town
was the recent purchase by Nelson and
HAN company Of about - lots of tract
of timber land located on this side of Jay
mountain. The land Was sold by Fred T..
Hutchins to 7. II, Haugherty Of Richford,
who in turn decided il to the Nelson AID
Hal company. The deed takes in piac-
tcally all the timbercd land lying on tic
south side of old jay and the west side
OF Little Jay. 80 called, the same being
what land iutchins owned ON Jay noun
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TO 1855. Most of Mrs. Perry'S life was
passed in Burlington, Iowa, where her
father was connected in an official way
with the Chicago. Burlington & quincy
road. She had been a resident of swan
ton since the death OF her father nine
years ago. The funeral was from
the house Saturday and tho remains
were taken to Burlington, Iowa, for in
tcrmcnt.
Robert Morrill, went to Mi Clemens,
Mich, Sunday night for treatment for
rheumatism. with which he has been con-
,irod for some DAYS.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

The stores Will he closed at T. noon to-
day and not re-opencd until Friday morn
ing THE officers of the Ladies' Church
Relief society for the next year will Ne
President, Mrs, Henry Mitchell; vice.
president, Mrs. Inc2 Chase; secretary,
Mrs carrie SturtoVant, treasurer Miss
Lena j. Merrill-Mr, and Mrs. r. G.
Bruha have been visiting in Franklin
duluu the past week Mrs. &. Y. Abrll
died saturday a, the home of her sister,
Mrs Y. j. Merrill, after long illness
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members from tho camps at franklin and
West EnosburG. Eight Candidates were
presented for adoption and they were
made members. AZ the close refresh
mcnts were served. -- Mr.. and Mrs Il. II.
Dickinson have returned from Montgom-
cry, where they have been guests Of Mrs.
Dchinsons sister. Mrs. Sarah Farns-
worth --l}razil, the home of tijc navel or
angc, is about to establish an experiment
station for citrus fruits. The authorities
desire a man from the United States rs
director and the position has been offered
TO an Enosburg boy. Carl ;. PomcrcE,
who is now IN Washington y. C.--Mias
Alice Andrus Of johnson is a guest Of
her mother, Mrs. II. y. Kiddcr. for fc%
days. She reports that Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Armstrong, with whom she lives are
going TO Bristol. Conn. December =,
where Mr.. Armstrong will havc charge
of n farm.-Miss Eva Dcmar was i'm Rich
ford FrdaN.-Thc newlY-elcctcd officers
of the Ladies' Md society oc the Meth
odist Episcopal church are: President.
Mrs. +. ~. Grown: ce-presideul Mrs 4.
III. Croft, secretary, Miss Belle e. Stone.
treasurer Mrs. O. Merrill; assistant. Mr..
~ a. AScltinc: entertainment committee
Mrs g. l.. Ovitt Mrs. l.. l.. Marsh chai-
man OF worl, committee. Ms ". -
Ladd Mr.. y. Mo:cu aud hc' DAUGHTER.
Mrs +. :. liWchiueou, of East Ecrkshir"
were .:-icsts II N.r. and Mrs. NJ =. Petic.
Friday.
OTIS King, who went to GAP fa.. n
few weeks ago to haV" charge of a CON
donsarS, has returned and has b,.n rut
hack ON the same job by The Federal
lacking company, which he had hriorc
his going aWav.-MiSs Jennie Nihtoclt
who has been in parlicr, Cal. for a few
years, has returned moro. having come
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GRANVILLE.

Lewis Gonycr Is at home from Mont
peler for 10 daNs.Mcrl Farr Of stone
nam. Mass, is here on a hunting trip
The lucky deer hunters arc Earl Wood
ward, Dean Wilson, Flynn Ford A. \.
Briggs, Lew Perry. Gertrude Briggs is in
Randolph this Week.-Mrs.. Charles TIullet
and her sister Nancy Morse, of Boston
are visiting their mother. Mrs. Mary
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SOUTH FRANKLIN.

H. L. Towlc went to South Hero Satur-
day, where he was called ~ the death
and funeral of Henry Como Tho condi-
ton of Calvin Hammond. who Was in
i,ired in the head a few days ago by n
rock from q blast, is slightly improved
Hopes are entertained for his complete
recovery.
Mr. ana Mrs Harlan lloaGloN and ehild
of EcrkS shire were recent guests IN the
home of G.. &. StancN.--Threc barns in t,Io
ucighborhood belonging to II. +. Colcnrd,
&C.. II. WEIGH and W. II. FOWL" have ir-
Gently been equipped Wit horse hay
ff,t
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WALTHAM.

me \, :. club win meet with Mrs
g. j. Sncdcn Thursday afternoon, De-
ccnher 14-Ralph Hunt has gone TO
Bristol to visit his aunt Mrs. g. l.,
Govc,-W. II, Jnckman and family at
tended Roprcscntaliyc-cicct Dana'8 re-
coption November % in New Haven
Mr. and MIS-. f. ". OTIS were in New
Haven nond3j, quests or Mrs. Otis' sis
ior. Mas. walter Ice Miss Ruth Wright
mas returned rom the Mary Fletcher
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SPRIkKL|NG ASSESSMENT

The street sbrinkling assessments
for 1916 arc now due and payable on
or before December :. 1916, at the
city trcasurer's office, after which time
five per ccnt. will be added and way
rants issued to the city constable for
collection.
Office Hours; 900 a. m. to II m, Zoo
TO 90 p. m. Monday and Saturday
evenings from 800 to 900 o'clock.
l.. c. GRANT, city Treas
Burlington. Nov. 20. 1916.
21S.dSt&w2t
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.


hospital several weeks for treatment for
gunshot wounds in the neck, inflicted by
her husband. it is alleged. returned TO
her home ut the Bay sunday. licr con
dition is much improved
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Post of this city
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Austin Of Geo
gia left Sunday evening for Crescent city,
Fla. to spend the winter.
Ms Jennie H. Austin Of Ferris street.
HSed y years. died at the st. Adams hos
pi'al Monday morning shortly after mid
hieh, following an operation performed
last week Tuesday. She is survived by her
mother, Mrs. \. H. Austin. and her step
father Of Ferris street. and by two sis
tors. Mrs George Austin of Ferris street
ana Mrs. William Payctte OF Springfield,
Mass. Miss Austin was n graduate of the
Edmunds high school iii Burlington and
she taught for several years after her
graduation. first at Bellows Free Acad-
cmy, Fairfax. later in the Bay school, the
Bell district school and Wiliston. -Four
years ago she entered tho employ Of H.
f.. Palmer a booltkccpcr and cashier
reSignipg 4 year anN n half ago to take
Il similar position with richardson Twigg
& Co, Sh" was n member of the Motho-
dist Episcopal Church. - prominent
member of the Epworth league.
teacher oc class i'm the sunday
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BRIDPORT.

Christmas sale Will be held at tine
Yc.try Thursday and Friday evening -,
December and S-JcWctt Wing rs in
town a"ain.-IIaroid Mitchell Is recover
ing from neuritis.-Ii. X. Williams mas
sold his place in the Viiag" to J. ; Du-
kc,t.-Iiorbert pdgcun has entered the
employ Of g. }. E1rbour.-'Tho Nicuol1
chc,s. IMDlul- oLDsoN wcsleLLLA-
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toh November 22-Mrs. Clayton Philips
mas been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. H.
bcane. Harry Flint Of Bristol was in
town Monday. MIR. and Mrs. Edison
FIERCE of Huntington were in town Tues
daN to attend the Tiercc-Beane we'd
dlnE.~Thc Rev. G. T. Dansc returned To
North Troy Noyombpr ~
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SWANTON.

Mrs Carrie /. Perry. AGED Il Years,
died THURSDAY evening She had been in
failing health for lou- time. Ter father
was Dwight pounau, SON OF the Rev
~ cu H. Dounan who was pastor of the
ConGre Gatioual Church here from 1871
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REI.r WANTED.

GCOp Nr:sr;aI.OcE and fohbcr 'au''0;
steady worl; AVID rood pH" for JNe i.ght
man. 8. y. E',!dc~, GoGstown, y. ~
g-9.;o' " IL.
RrIIAnLD N1pDLE-AGFn MAN wanted
tWmodiatClH do go chores on 9i'' =!
fum; must ho t.to"riy uC"d N car" 90
sjoclt and a good milE"r; good homo,
fair wages three II fa'niiy. to\ 49,
Whiting. VI. -'."'bt.
a COOK wanted NJ the Tiorlc Tor i'sGi;-
ture Children. References 'ergr"t.
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hospital, where she underwent an opera
tinn roccntly.-IIarold Dana visited Har-
old and Donald Hunt SundaY.-W. II.
Jackmnn has purchased a now tractor.
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IS Pine st. burlington. Vt
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Vnpids Veterinary
College. 1903. Latcft equipment for
all animal surgery, including equine
and canine operative tables. Phone
iO6
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NORTH EERRISEURC.

Ia regular meeting Of Mt rhl3o
Grange No. 322, Win he hold in Ailcr's
halh SATURDAY evening, pcccMb"r .
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
ono cent a word. each in
sertion. Copy may he
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No I
advertisement taken which /
ia less than - words, two {
lines. Special terms to nd .
vertiSers using from $50 to +
1000 lines within - cor ,
s"c'Itive months
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FRANK S. LANOU & son
Bur;inrton Neterirarv Hospital

Practical Plumbers and steam Filters
90 -. Paul street
Next North DurIiugtOiy savings Bank
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