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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-03

S. Shaw, r. N. Fuller, Mrs. l.. H. Ker-
mott, skip.
Mr.. Shaw is president Of the city
commission of Minot and Mr.. Robinson
is the president Of the curling club.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-03
Minot Curriers' Make Good Showing.

Paul Bonspiel this week are making a
good showing. The first day they
went up against the toughest propo-
sitions in the contest and while they
won no games, the following close
scores show that they held their own
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CHARLOTTE.

q. II. Alexander is installing a carbide
calcium lighting plant Mt his home.
SHADOW T.aWn."-Flovd Tucker is SUI
fcring from n broken bone in one foot.
Mr.. ITcmcnWay of the Slawson~ Decker
company. with n force of mon, is digging
n large supply cisteru Mt their plant here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Mcneil ent ertaincd
n party of friends at cards on tho evening
OF st. patiick's day. Mrs. H. r. Falby took
first prize and Or. Falby the consolation
prize, after which rcfrcshments were
Gcrved.--Mrs X. g. Wha.ley started
Monday for California TO visit her daugh.
tor and two sisters. She expects to be
away q year. Mr.. Whallev plans to join
her this fall.--Mrs. W. V. Beach enter
tanned some young lndics ut tea Satur-
day in honor Of her daughter. Miss Claire
Beach. who is at home for her vacation
from Bridgewater Normal school, Mass
accompanied by her friend, Miss Gal
lngher from .NeVada.-AGrs. Thomas Ad-
ans and da lighter Of pittsford arc visiting
her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. II. q. GU
lick.-On account If the bad roads there
was no meeting of the Eastern Star this
lmonth-Mrs Julia Bellows has returned
from visiting in harrisburg. The Wits.
club met at library hall Wcdnes-
day evening Mrs. Carlton Mcneil has
gone to the Mary Fletcher hospital for
treatment Mrs. Monroe Hill is i'll. Miss
Sarah Palmer of Burlington visited at
Mrs. T. G. Hills last week.-Niiss Beuah
Dow of East Charlotte is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. L. w. Tucker. Miss Sadie Stone,
teacher in No. 8, Is passing her vacation
at her home In Castleton.--NTss Ruth For-
| nf n q IN 6
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UNDERHlLL.

A. c. Humphrey & Son have sold FOR W.
y Powell and wife of Wolcott their farm.
stock and tools 10 George Ti!llson and
wife of Underhill.
Mizpah Temple, Pythian Sisters. at
Underhill, celebrated the eighth ami
versary of their existence at their new
hall with appropriate exercises and
banquet Thursday evening. The char
ter members, both active and honor
AIRY. were presented with floral tokens
of appreciation, in an appropriate man
her by Mrs. Henry Dickinson. A short
literary program was rendered at the
close of which those present chose
sides in an old time manner for a
spelling match. The captains were
Frank :. jackson ana Miss Irene Bruce,
the latter side remaining on the noor
longest, Wendell Hayden spelling down
the school, After the banquet old
time games were played in which all
joined.
School closed in District No. &c March
H. The pupils having perfect atten-
dance were Ida and Herbert Bapp.
Stanley Prior had perfect attendan nee,
hut was tardy. Charles and Sadie Bapp
were absent but one day on account OF
illness.-L. G. Fowler and son. Perrin,
went Tuesday to Ludlow to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, j, A. Fowler,-Miss
Madeline Schweig, who has been spend
ing the winter at Plattshureh, n. V,
returned home last week for a vacation
The w. Il, G. held a social afternoon
Wednesday afternoon at the G. \. Il,
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Thursday evening prayer meeting will
be held at the vcstry this week.. J.
Quinlan continues very i'll although there
is some improvement in his condition
The Christian Endeavor society will give
an apron and neckte sociable at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Beers next Friday
evening. The ladies are requested by the
confined to the house by illness.-Mrs.
r. G. Taggart Of Greenwich. r. L.. and
Charles W. Taggart OF Charles City,
Iowa. are guests OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Taggart-The Rev D..
Tmpany. who is here on a furlough from
an address at tho Baptist Church next
Tuesday evening .--Charles Jewell hs $
moved from Albert Balls tenement in
Charlotte to his own place in Monkt --
6. +. Cove has returned from business
trip to Bristol-The subject Of the Rev.
Frank Places sermon at the morning
service next Sunday at the Baptist
Church will be How to Catch t'oXes''
and will be a special address to the
junior congreGation.-Willia Cronk of
Colchester has been visiting his mother
Mrs. Phoebe Cronk. who is seriously Ill
at the home of her son. Arthur CronS
where she makes her home.--Miss Gladys
Courscy went to Middehury Friday after
noon to remain over Sunday with her
parents. returning 10 her school Monday
morning
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-23
ESSEX JUNCTION..

At the CONGREGATIONAL PARSONAGE sun
day morning, G. g. Clarke and Miss Alice
Buck. both of Randolph. were married
by the Rev. F., o. Foster
William Lee died Sunday afternoon at
the Mary Fletcher hospital. where he had
been for about week. Mr.. Lee was born
70 years ago In ESSEX, where he spent
most Of his life. The funeral was
held at the Congregs tional Church at
Essex Center Tuesday at ten O'Clock.
with burial in Essex Center
The junior class of the high school. ac'
companied by Principal and MRS i. j.
Berry, enjoyed seahride Monday
TO North Williston. where they were the
guests Of Tracy Clark at his home
there,
Mrs. :. H. Vicle is able to he out after
several days illness with tonsilitis'
Lake Champlain creamery, w. b.
Johnson & Son, proprietors. paid SLIGO for
standard milk for the month of Feb
ruary.
Winona. the young daughter of Mr., and
Mrs Il. A. Stone, is confined to the house
by illness,
Mrs Remission. who has made her home
with Mr. and Mrs George Beecher has
gone To her home in Fairfax
At the rehearsal OF tho Choral
Union held Tuesday evening at
| he CONGREGATIONAL Church II was decided
to discontinue the rehearsals, and the
plans for the concert which was to have
been held tomorrow evening. \ vote
was taken to make the organization a
permanent one,
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ORWELL.

The Mons League net on We'd
ncsdaN evening and paus wero dis
cursed for n field daY.--Thc Rev. r. \
Nclch has retu,nerd from weeks Visit In
Burington.D. J Lconard's son, Bernard.
is i'll with n light case of scarlet fever. --
The schools, except the high school, closed
last week for the Easter vacation and
the high school will close this week.
The Charles Picard place has been sold
to Mr.. Douglass of Addison.-T. II. La
Fleur of Middlebury was in town last
week.-The Rev. and Mrs. Isaacs were in
Rutland last week MIR. and Mrs. u. l..
Wells returned from BOSTON Monday after
a weeks viSt.-George Blirzee moved last
week from w. A. Jennings house to q. d.
Bushes, where lie will he employed for
year.-Mrs. ". A. Prescott and son.
Charles. are visiting relatives in Man
chester, y. 1.-THE Rev r. y. simmons
of Shoreham was in town last week.
The debate at the Endeavor meeting Sun
day evening on the subject, Shall We
Attempt to Compel Sabbath Observance
by Law was well attended.
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PANTON.

Carl Smith has finished his work al tho
Hotel Vermont Burlington. and returned
to town.--Elwn Kent and son, Nyle. of
Witherbce. y. V. were at loyal Spauld-
tns's over Sunday. Mrs. Electa Spencer
Of Round Lake, y. V, is visiting her
brother benjamin Allen, who has heen
III with the grip.-The heavy falls of snow
Of late have made the roads very hard for
travelling. Mail Carriers Simon and Cham.
herain wero unable to make their trips
Thursday on nccoun. of bad roads and
the milk teams were all day going to and
from Ncrgcnnes.-AIiss Marion Merrill OF
Waltham spent last week at Elmer Coon
rod ST .lewellyr Tcrrill Ia occupying the
J. j.. Hatch tenement house and working
Tor Elmer Coonrod.--loNal Spauiding is
lIecovcrns from the third attack of the
grin.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The regular meeting OF Mt. Philo
Orange, No 500, was postponed from
March IS to March %.
The Whist club met at the home or Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Lewis Friday evening"
The Misses Dorothy, Eleanor and Ma
rion Folsom are at home from the Bur
lington high school for a weeks vacation
Mrs. Lydia Ball Is improving SLOWLY
from serious illness-Mrs. Charles
Cronk, who has been Ill the past week. is
better.-Mr and Mrs. William Munnett
we're pleasantly surprised Saturday eve
ming when large number Of their friends
and neighbors gathered at their home in
honor of their 18th wedding anniversary.
Their nine children were present. Those
from out Of town to attend were MI
and Mrs Arthur King of Burlington
Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Marsett and daugh-
ter Of Shelburne and Mrs. Warren Kings
land OF Weybridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Mum
nett were presented with several silver
pieces and purse OF money. REFRESH
ments were served. after Which Music
and songs furnished amusements.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis German and Mi
and Mrs. Francis Shortslceves are par
ents of little girls,-The Epworth League
sociable, which was postponed on account
of bad weather, will be held Friday eve
ming at the parsonage. All are cordiailS
invited.-A son of Christie Deshaw died
Monday at the age of rs years.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-23
CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

A business transaction of note and
much interest to the community was
announced Thursday. the transfer of the
property Of the Stevens Machine COM
pany TO tho American Wooden COM
pany Negotiations have been on for
over a month. Eugene Richard, who
conducts cabinet manufacturing busl-
ness on Union street, was considered a
possible buyer of tho plant from the
Stevens estate. Theodore T.. Hopkins
and Clark A. Rood, who were admins
traitors of the Stevens estate made the
sale. but the price paid by the WOODEN
company was not made puolic. Tho pur-
chase included besides the water power,
tn" woodworking and machine shops
and the foundry, tho machinery. and
equipment, leaving out the stock 1t
also includes in the sale tho old skat =
ing rink building and the Joseph TariZo
property both OH East Canal street.
between Barlow and Beard streets The
transfer of the Stevens shops closes the
history of long and we'll established
business concern which carried OF an
extensive business throughout this part
OF the country aud northern New York.
THE plant had been doing business here
for over half a century. In 1858 the late
A. r. Edwards and A. j. stevens were
the proprietors and In 1868 Frank Juhell
became a partner, the firm name then
becoming tho Edwards-Stcvens n COM
pany. January I. 1895, the plant was
partially destroyed by fire, Charles
Stevens. son OF \. J. Stevens, started
the business again in 1890 and carried
it on until his death, since which time
the administrators have been looking
after the interest of the estate. The
| Wooden company will use the plant in
connection with their mills here and
make up the needed parts for their ma.
chimes.
\ tax of 81 cents WAS voted last eve
ming at the special village meeting held
in Corporation hall OF this amount ID
cents was voted to he placed in the sink
ing fund to pay off the bonds. The meet
ing was called to order by r. T.. Bigwood
and Clerk John richc read the call
Mrs. Margaret Parrot Tacey, wife Of
Moses Taccy Of Mallotts Bay died yes
-orday afternoon a. the Mary Fletcher
hospital of cancer. aged 81 years The
funeral arrangements We're not completed
last evening
Eugene Richard is a candidate for trus-
tee in tho East ward at the annual village
meeting to he held Wednesday evening,
April 10, at 7:3o o'clock in Concert hall.
Tho condition of T.. n. Horton remains
unchanged.
Tho auditors, William Manscall, Adea I'd
iIatin and ]. II. T. Chevrier began last
evening to audit the accounts OF the vari-
Gus village officers. Adelard Hatin was
appointed to fill the vacancy on the board
/ caused by the death Of J. j. O'Sulivan
and Mr.. Che,rier was appointed to MI
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Arthur Desatytels.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page onc.)

to sell. lie was fined so AMI costs of
e26e5, which he paid. lie was placed on
probation for one ycar-Therc was an
other consdera BILE fall Of snow Wcdnes-
day afternoon and strong north wind
drifted it badly ON the country roads.
There is so much snow now that the in
tending sugar makers are fearful that it
will hamper them in their operations,
which ought to he underway within a
short time now.-Mr and Mrs. John W.
blanchard and their children, the Misses
Stella and Florence of Boston, are visiting
In town.-NIr. and Mrs. w. T.. Clement,
who have been during the winter In Flor
ida, are OH their way home and have
stopped over to visit relatives in Fair
IIaven.--H. j. Newvil of Springfield,
Mass. is making II business trip 10 this
part Of the Y.-CharleS II. William
son has returned from the Hayes SANTA
rum at Burlington, where he has been
for a few weeks under treatment, He is
reported as bctter-Mrs. Eugene Smith,
who has been visiting az the home of
MI and Mrs. 4. b. Smith for ~ days. has
returned tn her home in Rutland.--'rhc
social evening at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Thursday at eight O'Clock will he
n reception in honor of tho pastor and
family. who arc soon to leave for their
new field in Ohio.-.Mss Harriet Mayo of
Burlington is in town for a weeks visit
at the homo of Miss Anna Abbcy.-Ar-
thur Rogers. former resident of this
village, who has been visiting in this
vicinity for a few weeks has returned 10
Worcester, Mass.-Michael 1Ialpin, who
has been quite i'll for two weeks with a
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WILLISTON.

Elou Bradley, son Of Nr. and Mrs
Alison Bradley, whose death has beer
announced, was at Rocky Ford COL
where he was working OH Il ranch, ha,
ing gone there from The WooGmc,t 4
Sanatorum at Woudnien, where he la.l
occn sent for treatment fer t!bercuioSi.
He had been pronounced nearly cured.
but owing to the severe Ncrmortcr
winters he was advised to remain in
Colorado until spring, when he was ex-
pccting tp come homo lie was recently
stricken with appendicitis and Deritonits.
which caused his death The dercas,d
Was member Of Chittenden Camn. No
l2,ll5, Modren Woodmen OF America Of
Williston. This Camp has IL somewhat
December 1, 1906. aud q: los members re-
ceived this is the pral ono tho camp
has lost by death.
The funeral of Elor Bradley. son or
Mr., and Mrs. Alison bradley was held at
his fathers home at Ol,; IGiu Tuesday
afternoon, the Rev. DR.. e. " Curtis Of
ficiatin2 lnterment was in East ceme-
tery.-The town library rooms, which
haNe neen closed the past two months
for repairs were opened to the public
Saturday afternoon.-Mrs, loratio john
son is very lll-1hc schools in town and
Village commenced the spring term Of
school this week Monday.-Mss Ruth
lombard. who has been away a. her
brothers in Concord, y. H., all winter.
returned to her home Saturday. Her
mother. Mrs. Joseph lombard, goes 10
the hospital this week for treatment
Mr. and Mrs Frank Forbes were the
A. ,,at=
Sunday at Essex Junctiou,--Tha Woman's
Foreign and Home Missionary society
met Tuesday at tie home II Mrs
Curtis
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VERGENNES.

Mrs. Chester Crredo) Jordon died Wed
nesday night after an Illness Of seven
Years with tuberculosis, aged y years
Besides "A husband she leaves one daugh-
ter. Elsie. one son, Clyde, father,
Charles rredo. two brothers, William and
Bernard Trcdo, all of Ncrsennes, two
sisters, Mrs. Alice Newton of Lynn, Mass.
and Miss Madeline Tredo Of Bristol. The
funeral was held Friday morning at St
Peters Church.-Mrs Dustin G.. BarrOwi
has returned from a visit to her sister
Mrs. Joseph Barrows of New Haven. 60
Mrs. John Douglass has sold her farm
In Ferrisburg to Robert Elitharp and eX-
pects to move to her house at the foot OF
Comfort hill, now occupied by Leon Sor-
lell, April |,
The Vergennes Gun club hold its an
hual meeting at the Office of DR.. g. II.
cole Friday evening and elected officers
rs follows: President Or. Frank NJ. Rog
ers; vice president, DIR. G. II. Cole: secre
tary, Howard w. Adams; treasurer, II,
w Day; field captain, Levi H. Brown
'rhe executive committee, which consists
Of the officers, will hold q meeting in the
near future TO fix date for the first
shoot, which will be held some time next
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MILTON.

The graded school closed Friday for d
weeks vacation. Miss Gertrude Merrill
has gone to her homo in Gray, Ne, Miss
Grace Blenkhorn to Stonehsm. Mass,
and Mrs. Babbitt TO Potsdam. y. ". for
the Vacation Mrs. Il. Il. Minckler and
two daughters, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Minckler, returned
Monday to their home in Grand Isle
Henry Reynolds of Someville. Mass,
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Helen
Reynods-Thc banquet and entertain
ment in honor of st. Patricks day at St
AIMS hall Friday evening was a success
j, :. Benham and George l.. Morse spent
Sunday at thsir homes.-Zeb Wagner
spent Sunday in Swanton Miss Mary
Rood of bridgeport. Conn, is visiting her
hrot hcr. \ L. Room
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SHELBURNE.

Mrs. w. G. NaGcc of ShelDuruc died
Sunday Of hardening of the arteries Mrs.
Magee was born in Mortified September
s. 1850. She went to burlington with her
parents to reside when about f. years
old, and resided there until her marriage
to William G.. Magoo 20 years ago Since
that time -hc had ilvcd in Shelhune.
Mrs. Masee Is survived by her husband
and one son, Edward w Magee of Shcl-
burne; also by four sisters, Mrs e. +
Knox, the Misses Lizzie and Nellie Cor
man of Burlington and Mrs. 6 Folaut
Of Sacramento, Cal. Mrs Nsgce. who
was of lovablc and charitable disposi-
ton. has Il host of friends. to mourn her
loss. She was a member Of It. Gather
ines Church. The funeral was held
at St. GATHERINGS Church Tuesday morn
ing at nine o'clock.
Miss Nellie Kimbal is spending the
school vacation with her parents Mi and
Mrs. J. G. Kimball, in Randolph Center -
Mr. and Mrs. b. 6. AIarsett and daugh-
ter Mildred. spent the Weekend with
friends in North Ferrsburg. MIR and
Mrs. Frank Dubuc If Rutland were over
Sunday guests Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Dubuc.--Mrs. Fred Perry has
gone to the hospital for trea tment. Mrs.
Mary Papineau. who fell and hurt her
side about two weeks ago, is conVa les
cling Charles Reed has purchased the
Joseph Harrington place and will take
possession April l.--Charles Nfillett has
moved his family into Thomas Thomp-
sons tenement at the Falls.-Mrs. r. i.
Lannisan and infant son. Terence, .Ir.,
have returned homc.--Alrs. Thoma F.
Thompson entertained at whist last
Thursday evening.
There vii! DC a Shadow social and
entertainment, Including. two opcrot-
tas. "Cinderella" and The Train t.
Mauro," at Millham school, March II.
evening. Ladies are asked to bring
lunch for two
The funeral of Mrs. William Niece.
who died sunday, was held Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock at ST. Catherine &
Church. the Pew. Thomas Henry officiat-
ing, with burial in st. GATHERINGS ccnle
terry. The bearers were Thomas Mckenzie
John Noonan, Edward Fredetto. MichaeI
'oggins, John Dubuc and William Sorrc,,.
Those from out of town who ATTENDED!
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T.
Knox and George Knox and the Misst 4
Elizabeth and Nellie German OF Bui-
linston.
The Rev. Fred llacadorn Will Spcag
Thursday night at the Methodist Church
and a change having been made in The
Friday services, the meeting. which WI
be in the nature of a young people :
meeting, will he held in the church par
lors a. 80 O'Clock in the afternoon
Tho Rev. Asa Iidic Of ilu"shurE is On
Tc@tcd TO he present. Special music is
MANNED for q, hath .c..,-i..c-
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

H. NJ Mcfarland OF Hyde Park was
In town MondaT.-IIarold Noble is at
home from Albany on business for a
few days.-A special meeting of the Hard
wick and graded school district is called
for March GA large number of the
Social club went to Morrsvillc Monday
night and were guests of the club in
that placc.-ilenry La Valley. who has
been in Florida for some time, returned
Monday.-The Rev. l.. =. Eickford OF
North Hampton. y. H.. has been In
town for "A few days. w. S. Cobb. who
underwent an operation last week. is do
Ing niccly.-C. \. Stanford was in St.
JohnsburN "Wednesday.
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JONESVILLE.

The Lend-a Hand viii meet AZ thc
hall Thursday, each ono to provide
something for tho suOper.--A NJ. Sa
bins was at the Fanny Allen hospital
Saturday to sec his wife who is gain
ing slowly.---Miss Lyman OF Barre il
visiting Miss Zoe palmer-Miss Lynta
Place has accepted n position at the
telephone exchange in Charlotte.-Alr
and Mrs. G. w. Palmer were given Il
surprise Tuesday evening in honor of
their 3sth anniversary, also Mrs Pa
mers birthday McGarghAn
is one of the later victims of the
mumps.--W. y. church and family
were in Burlington Friday
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SALISBURY.

Mr. and Mrs. H. y. Tatro arc very i'll
with the erip,--F. h. Nelson. who is con-
fined to the house with grip. Is improv cd.
Mrs. f.. r. Ryder and daughter.
Dorothy, went to spend a few weeks with
her parents in West Hebron, y. Y.-Mrs,
NJ. II. Sawyer, who has been i'll. is some
improved. Owing to the bad roads and
the large amount of sickness in town. the
Rev Mr.. Ryder preached to small audi
ences Sunday last-The Daughters of
Ruth cleared about Sll from their play
Friday evening and much praise was
given the members who took part
Charles Ellis Is assisting Tatro 4: Chase
during the illness Of Mr.. Tatrc.-The an
nual meeting of the Daughters OF Ruth
was held with Miss Cora Beach Tuesday.
\ dinner was served and the following
officers were elected: President. Miss
fora J. Beach. vice-president. Mrs. c. \.
Bump secretary, Mrs. Isabelle Leonard:
treasurer, Mrs. G. II. Dean: managers,
Mrs +. J." Kent, Mrs. q. NJ. Whitney,
Mrs w, j. Whitney, Mrs. +. L. Nelson
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. Harry Gregory was called 10
Waterbury. her father being seriously i'll.
Earl Smith is out again after his recent
illness-Mrs. Cuthbcrt gave dancing
party Friday cvenng.-NIrs. V Smith
Mrs. r. Bacon and Mrs r. Jones. who
have been very i'll with grip. are gaining
-Elwood Morrill, is in Burlington, hav-
ing employment in The Novelty shop -
Mrs. Mabel Corliss of Richmond was an
over Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs II. r.
Ehase.-Miss Mabel Mills of burlington
and Miss Mabel RYDER of Jericho were In
town Snnday.--Mrs. Edward Guyette re-
turned Monday from visiting her mother
in Milton.-Thc spring term IT school will
commence Monday March -
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FARMS FOR SALE

NICE RIVER FARM of 2j3 acres for
sale. nicely divided, plenty wood. about
100000 feet dark timber, good buildings
ample for the farm, new slo, right ON
main State road, r. +. u. and tclc-
phone, AZ miles each way from
two large villages. high schools in
hoth. district schools a short distance
away. very pleasantly located and near
nice neighbours. best of running water
at house and barn. With this farm |
include all farming tools 40 buckets,
- cows. six young cattle. two horses;
hogs. all forage. fitted stove wood ana
sugar wood: price $500 with S2,@oH
down. II this interests You. call mo
IN, if not. send for my spring cata-
want 10 trade w y. Lang. Cam
bridge Vt Phone f-12 3Sw3t.