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SALISBURY.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Ellis January 19-Miss Emma Bump has
returned to her duties as Il nurse in Eur
lington after a vacation with her parents
The grip has a number Of our towns
people in its control but so far all are
doing well--Alr, and Mrs James Lcggett
have returned to their former home. Dur
ing their short stay in town they have
gained mnaN fricnds-The fourth quar-
tcrly conference was held in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church Saturday. A de
sire was expressed that the Rev. T.. T.
Ryder he returned for another Near-A
new room for Sunday school work has
been completed in the basement of the
congregational Church and will he used
next Sunday.-The Rev, and Mrs. Ryder
viii entertain the CONGREGATIONAL choir
Friday cVcninc.-L. \. Morhous addressed
the Christian EndeaVor society Sunday
evening on his work i'm the Y. NJ. G. A.
of Addison countY,-Although "a number
Of the members We're sick with the grip
the regular meeting of Dunmorc Grange
Friday evening was well attended. Mrs
T. r. Nelson was in Burlington Tuesday
and Wcdnesday.-I.a Dunmorc cream
cry made 1913 pounds more butter in 1915
than in 1914 and the value Of their plant
has been increased greatly by Inc stock
holders in making much needed perma-
nent improvements. With the new water
right recently purchased, 80 horsepower
can be developed,
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LINCOLN.

News was received here Jan. Is of
the death at her homo in Felrisburg Of
Mrs. Mary n.oc> wife of Fred Upper.
Mrs, upper was formerly of this town,
1t being her grhood home, She leaves
an aged mother. Mrs. Serissa Lee, n
brother, William Lee. who resides here,
ana sister, Mrs, Irving Elliott Of Shell
burnc Ny. and Mrs. William Ice and
Allen Ice attended the funeral of Mrs.
upper, which was held at the home In
Fcrrisburg Friday at goo y. m-'Thc In
austria will meet to-day with Mrs, Will
Ham hanfOrth. Mrs. Wallace Nor
ton has returned home, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs Rock, who has pecn
III with the grip at her home IN Bur'inG-
ton,-Berl Siples was in MiddleburN
Saturday to take the examination FOR
rural delivery mail route. -Mrs, Eugene
Tucker was nearly asphyNiatcd Thurs-
day by the escape of coal gas, rcmaln-
ing unconscious for some time l'f
T. 7. Briggs of Bristol was summoned
ANA rcsuscitatod her
~ j. Whitney and Arthur b"l'ert'cld
were In Burlington SATURDAY MIS- W.
W, Norton has returned from furllle'"h
where she went to caro- for her hl"'hcf'
who returned with her Miss stella DAVIS
goes this week to Richmond TO Wofh III
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ADDISON.

Charles Noonan has returned from Il
visit to his parents in Buffalo. y. y
Word has been received of the death
of Mrs. Maria j. Mason at North IeXing-
ton, Mass. on January Is. She will be
remembered by the older residents here,
as her home was here for many years
She spent last winter here with Mr.
and Mrs. a. r. Clark. The Grange
Dramatic club is rohearsins and will give
their drama Tuesday evening. February
S.-Mr. and Mrs. John Elmer entertain
ed the Whist club January IS. There
We're six tables for dinner lGlizaheth
Watson, who has been spending several
weeks with Nh. and Mrs. Ezra Smith,
went to New York Saturday night to
resume her school work-Cicrtic Gorham
of New York is the guest of relatives in
toWn.-Word has been received of the
death Of Mrs. Anna Mckenzie Warner
at the home of her sister. Mrs. l.. j.
Gorham, of Middlebury.-Th annual
church roll call was held at the
church Wednesday, will be an
old folks dance Friday evening.
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JERICHO.

Frank Brady of Bakersfield is Nis-
itinG friends in town-Mlss IFahklc
IIadd of Berkshire is visiting her sis
ter and husband, MI and Mrs. James
Stafford. Miss Marjorie lianloy, who
has been at home for few days, LEFT
for BURLINGTON Monday, where she mas
a position.--Mrs, John Davis is crit
cally ill.-Miss Kate Cook is quite III
with the grip.--Mr and Mrs John
Shillhammer are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs Nellie Brown, OF Jefferson
Vile this wcek.-Mr, and Mrs. Will
liam Nantz and son, Roland of West
Bolton were oVer-Sunday visitors at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Townsend. Ralph Brigham Of Fair
faX was AN over Sunday visitor at the
home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Vert BriGham.-M Florence Nor
gan. who teaches in the lianlcr dis
trct, is boarding with Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Rrigham-Manshcld Grange,
No. AL, held a public installation
of its officers Tuesday evening Mrs
Addie Pollock of Pipcston, MINI, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. II. Wilder
leighton Rice and George Willard
attended the farmers meeting and
banquet in Burlington Saturday.-Mrs
II, H. wilder and sister, Mrs, Addie
Pollock, left Friday to visit friends
in Massachusetts--The son and daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. |, T.. Nolan have
arrived from California To make their
home with their parcnts.-IloNd Hurl-
hurd of the University of Vermont is
i'll at the Mary Fletcher hospital with
grip.-Mrs. George llulhurd visited
son, Lloyd, in Burlington SATURDAY,
owing to the inclcmcncy of the wealth
cr and prevailing epidemic the play
at St Thomasss ChurCh was re-
peatod Tuesday ovcning.---A daughter
GLADYS, was horn to Mr., and Mrs Jonu
story SaturdaN.-Frank Flynn, who
has been confined to the house by i'll
ness. is able to hc out-Miss Helen
Cashmere leaves Saturday for South
Shaftshury, where she has a position
as teacher in the grammar grades
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GH|T7EHDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.

Mrs FlaNie pcsaltels widow of
Ch,jstnnher Dcsautels. died at 80 o'ciocl,
Thursday morning of heart disease at
tbo hama of b,r dauuntcr Mrs : r
Nprrutt, If I,ost Alien street in her 18th
wear. Mrs. Dcsautels went TO Dover.
\ n IN visit her son Moses DesauteIs
in octoh,r and lnt.r ia Hnstou to visit
.ro. .o, l,,,o,,. N.bno .t ,h, l,,,or,s
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-, ,,iah, ebo,.L ana, u,,,, hroucht hare
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v,.,s ~ ,.oor, n,d ..ha ,,as ,,,rriod to Mr..
,o,..,,,,sl,. ,,.,a ,,io1 ,,,.,, ,.,ar,, ,r, ncxt
,,,,.,, ,,;,. ,,,a ,,,,. colo,,oted
,hoi,. coldo,, voddinc aunivor.arv at their
homo 49,, IIic,.ol, stroc, whore they had
,o,idcd FIN, many ,cors To them were
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. Nrvila Somcrs of burlington Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Varney.
Ralph $. Brown and Miss Kathleen
Comstocll were married Wednesday after
noon of last week at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs, h, C. Wright, on Elm
street. The Rev. George &. Chappell,
pastor of the Baptist Church ohicated
Mr.. Brown is assistant cashier of the
First National bank of Bristol and Miss
Comstock is one Of Bristol's popular
young ladies. After February Mr. and
Mrs, Brown will be at home to their
friends ON East street.
Mrs. f. j. Meader is in poor health,
instead of T.. j. Mcadcr, AS stated last
week. Guy O'Brien has gone to
Taunton, Mass, whore he has employ
mcnt.--Joshua Tatro has bought II. n.
Tatro's place on Elm street,, |. Floyd
of Middlcbury visited Principal r. w.
Hedges last week, The officers of the
Ladies' Home Circle of the Congrega-
tional Church for 1916 are: President,
Mrs, G. e Edmunds; vice presidents,
secretary, Mrs. w, NJ Farr; treasurer
Mrs. w. II. Cardcll and Miss Weller;
Mrs, T., l. GarroW.
Mr., and Mrs Ralph s. Brown return
ed Saturday from their wedding trip -
The Green Mountain Whist club met
Friday night at the homo Of Mr. and
Mrs, r. c. Martin ON Mountain street
The first prizes were won by Mrs, ". T.
Morgan and f. n. Dixie and the con
ISOLATION prizes by Mrs. IT, s, Dunshce
and a. r. Iaduc, Refreshments were
| served. A number from hero went tc
Middlcbury Saturday TO taxo tho rura
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ORWELL.

The mems meeting, called for We'd
ncsday Jan. 10, was attended by % men
4 temporary organization was formed by
clccting -. H. Wells chairman and II. u.
Branch clerk. Remarks were made by
many resulting in organizing with John
Conway Il, president. Dr, l.. b. Rowe as
vice president. u. J. Leonard AZ secretary
and treasurer. The following committees
were appointed: Constitution commit &c,
D. l.. Wells, John Conway, the Rev. J..
NJ. Isaacs: program. tho Rev. T.. NJ. Isaacs,
r. s. Hall, T. H. Purcell, K. s. YOUNG
and John LavcrlY; committee of invita-
tion to Join the club, G. l.. smith. Joha
Laverly, J, G. Thomas, George Felton, e.
o. Bishop, Noble Wisell, r. G. Brown,
questions of interest to the town at cach
meeting The next meeting will ID. held
in the ladies' rooms February !. at 1880
y. m. All men of the town are invited to
attend Mrs. Fred Grant went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Tuesday.-The
selectmcn will meet at the town hall Fri
day Herbert GarVcy and Miss Marie
Desiardon of Shoreham were married at
ST. Paul's Church ThursdaN.-Aliss Alice
Warren went last week to New York city
for the wintcr.-AIr. and Mrs. T. f.. Young
have returned from Oberlin. Ohio. whe.c
they spent some weeks with sister
There are many cases of grip in town
The Orwell cheese factory will hold its
annual meeting Saturday in the ladies'
rooms at 200 y. m.-The annual ball of
the Catholic order of Foresters was held
Friday evcnuG.--Thc annual Woodmon' -
hall is to nc held February lS-Tho an
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one. }


at the Conversational Church during
the absence in New York city Of the
regular organist Mrs G. II. Miner
Mrs. Peter Field of NcrGenncs who
for u few years has made her home
here with her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Iiendrick. Is seriously i'll ana her
granddaughter, Mrs Alfred panton, OF
Vergc1nce, has come to assis in luN-
ing care of hcr.--JudGe Charles J
Button went to Ludlow Monday ana
in the evening delivered an address ON
New Ideas in Government" hcfor"
the Okemo club at the residence or
Mr., and Mrs. II. II, Stctson,
Mrs, Leonard 9. MonahHn and
daughter of Bellows Falls are In town to
visit her parents, Or. and Mrs ~ D.
Bartcr.--The annual meeting Of tho Lara
hee society of the Congregational church
was held at the home of Mrs. Frank A..
Farnsworth on North Pleasant street
Monday afternoon. The following officers
we're elected: Chairman, Mrs, Ezra Brain
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Mrs. Estclla Alger who has been
working in Greensboro the past few
has returned to her hom"
hcrc.--Mr. and Mrs. hammond SIM
clair are confined to the house by I'll
ncss-Miss Lillian cook Of South Bak
orshcld is caring for her sister kat
cook. who is III with tho strip at tn"
home of Mr.. ana Mrs. leighton Rice
ihc family Of Arthur Brown are all
i'll with prip.-l'rank Pcasc and Her
bert Hutchinson were among those to
attend the annual meeting of the chit
tendcn County Farmers association
that was held in Burlington Saturday.
Mrs. George story of Burlington is
visiting her brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert MONTAGUE. ana her sister
and husband Mr. and Mrs. park Brown.
Bert Mattress has so far recovered
from his recent operation as to return
to the home of Nj and Mrs. G. c.
Pcrcival--John @pcllman has comp1ct
ed his work for william Flynn of
Essex ANA has returned to his home
hcrc.--John Weston Of Burlington was
an ovor-Suuday visitor at Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank IIanloN-Archic IGanloy Of
tudcrhill center was at his home here
over sunday
Mrs. Kate Iaufln from FalrfaX is via
ting at the home of her son for a few
days.-Miss Emma Osgood Of Westford
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mary Balch.-
John Shillhammer has returned home from
Jcffersonville, whore he was an over sun
day visitor At tho home Of Mrs. Willis
Brown.-AIrs. Carl Nay and daughter %
tndcrhill were visitors M tIp home o.
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carriers examination Tor route from
this office.
W. f. Daggctt and family Of Proc
tor spent Sunday at the homo or mrs
brother, w. y. DagEctt--E G. Mcleod
of Rutland visited !. w. Pullman ana
family over Sunda y.--AIiss Lois JonncN
returned Monday to BURLINGTON Busi-
ness Collcgc.-Thc Woman's MISSION
airy society of the Methodist church
will meet Friday afternoon at thc
home of Mrs. T.. c. Dikc.--ITcnrY Ian
don, who has been confined to the
house by illness the past two weeks,
is able to be about the house-Thom-
as Mccormick has returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital. His condition
| is Vorablc-Miss Eliza Sessions of
East Middlcbury spoke in the Baptist
Church Sunday evening in the interest
of tho Kurn IIattin IIomos.-Miss
Helen kibourn is i'll at her home or
Church strcet--John Eurt of the grad
ed school is able to perform his duties
as jantor after Il short illness
Mr. and Mrs. r. s. Mathcwson went
to Montreal Tuesday for II few days
The outlook club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Miss NJ Helen Bos-
worth: subject. "Mexico"; leader, Mrs.
| DEMO. Cuba, the Land of Tropical
| Beauty Mrs. Cove. social hour VIII
he enjoyed after the program.-F. G.
Levarn returned Monday from the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Mss stella Hammer
went to New York city Tuesday
The Rev. Thomas stevenson Of Yer
| eennes will conduct the service in the
Methodist Church to-night.-Miss Bessie
... -, l..,., /
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Christian Endeavor society cave
am entertainment at Lyceum BAH
January 2i.-Mrs. Wilfrc1 Dcsautcls
went to Winooski Saturday to attend
tho funeral Of her mother, Mrs. Chris
tophor pesautcls.-ManY in the neigh
borhood arc i'll with the grip II. 5.
Fonda is confined to the house at pres
emit with an attack of the grip. Little
Jack Hart. the Youngest son Of Nv.
and Mrs. John Hart, who has been very
i'll, is recovering. Mrs. Hart. the child .
mother. who has also been i'll. is bot
tcr-Miss Ina Read has returned from
a trip to Troy, y. N.-Mrs. Howard
Stearns and little daughter of Hines
burg have returned home from spcnr-
ing a week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Homer Fonda.-A series of meet
ings will be held at the Baptist 'hurcr.
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Allen. as
sisted by the Rev. +. Place. The meet
ings will begin Thursday evening OF
this week and continue for 10 dd.s.
Mrs. Ernest Burleish Will close her
home in town and reside in Burlington
for a few weeks at the ElmWood House,
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UNDERHILL.

At tue meeting of the Camp Fire
Girls at the Congregational Chur'h
parlors the following officers W"rc
elected: President Maudo rla'sdoU;
president, Ada Benedict, so'r"-
tary, Doris small, treasurer, Iona
Irish, press correspondent, ADA Beue-
dict; musician, Estepc Noulton; chair
man of the executive ana ontertaln-
ment committee, Mrs. knight CHAIR
man of publicity committees, Emma
Moulton-W. Il. tadN, who has been
i'll for some time, went Monday to the
hospital for troatmcut.--MrS. 1hNlor
Mead of Morrisville is the guest OF
Mrs r. L. Tillison Miss Eva tady,
who has been attending oberlIn col
lcge, was called nom" last week ny
1hn Nlnnss of her father ". u (NuN.
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mcmbcre of the official board and COM
mittecs: Steward, NJ. H. Barton Allen
Burroughs, William Downor' o. ~ Niu-
dlcbrock Hattie Winslow, Holden beach'
O. G. Field. Mrs. II. T. Birkett' Lynn
Cushman, Miss Carrie Scott, Mrs Nust'n
Booth; district steward, Fred G. Nafo'
recording steward, T.. j. Bristol trustees
Fred Cushman. Il. +. Brkett. FRANK bur
roughs G. D. Middlebrook, Fred C. Naro'
H. q. Slack. Allen Burroughs NJ i''
Parton; Sunday school superintendehts'
Fred G. Ward, O. G. Field; president or
Epworth league, John w. Bristol; pfcsl-
dent of Ladies' Aid society. MIS- u. ~
Middlebrook, Mrs. T.. +. Birkett' presi-
dent of Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety, Miss Lena Hawkins; foreish ms
sions Mrs. Charles NJ. Grandey, MISS Gar
rc Scott: home missions ana church cN-
tension Mrs q. n. Middlehrook MIS- H.
L. Birkett: Sunday schools, Mrs. ~ sur
roughs. G. u. Alddlebrook, Mrs W. DOW
ncr. Mrs Homer Ball, Fred Cushman'
Miss Carrie Scott tracts, Allen bur-
roupbs. I.ynn Cushman; temperance, c.
T. $. Pierce. W. II. Pecu"; cducatlon'
Mrs g. r. S. Pierce, Mrs. H. Booth;
rrccdmen's Aid. NJ. /. Barton. Holden
Beach; hospitals Miss Lena Hawkins,
/
Bristol, O. G. Field; auditing, Fred G.
Ward. T.. p Birkett; parsonage and fur
niture. Fred g. Ward. Allen Burroughs,
Mrs c. NJ. Grandey, Mrs. q. ID. Middle
brook, Mrs Frank Burroughs; church
music. Mrs. Fred c. Ward, Mrs H. p.
slacR. Miss Helen Burroughs, G. Beach,
Mrs H. Ball, Mrs. T.. y. Birkett; ministe-
rial support Allen Burroughs, Fred c.
vi y n
Booth: examination of local preachers.
r., j. bristol, c. T. S. Pierce, q. G. Field;
trier of appeals, T.. j. Bristol; delegate
to lay electoral conference, Fred {. Ward;
reserve, Holden Beach-Monday, Mrs.
c. w Moves of Salisbury. who is at the
home of her brother, Guy a. Beach, acct
dentally dislocatcd her knee pan.-Mrs
l., l.. Tapln and Mrs. l.. c. CoteY visited
friends in Burlington Tuesday, +. G.
Bates Of Waterbury called ON friends in
town Tuesday.-'rhe condition of +. w.
T'lagg is improvng.--At the fourth quar-
terly conference of the Panton Methodist
/ Episcopal church held Monday at the
church, district superintendent, the Rev.
Il. NJ Kent of Rutland presiding. the
following were elected as stewards: G. j..
Palmer +. +. Grandey, Nelson Hayden,
II. T.. Beach, Mrs. Wright Hoyt. Mrs.
Clara Mctcalf, Mrs. Grace Gaines and
Mrs. Wealthy Adams. The pastor, the
Rev G. c. Cornell, was given a unan-
NOUS call to return--Lev II. Brown has
gone on business trip to Chateaugay,
y. Y-Miss Edith Chamberlain has re-
turned from IL visit to her parents in
Bradford Mrs Florida Myers is i'll.
Frank A. Ross was suddenly taken SER
| IL
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NERGENNES.

The Nergennes Gun club held their
first annual dinner and smoker at the
Stevens House Thursday evening. De
spite the stormy weather about 40 NOM
hers and guests We're present. DR.. c. II.
Cole, president of the club, presided and
presented Attorney Robert w McCuen
as toaStmaster. Or. Cole said 1t had
taken years to organize the club and he
was pleased to know that II was a sue
cess. He called attention to the fact that
the members of the club are able to in.
dulgc in range as well as trap shooting.
The first speaker was JudSc Frank l..
Fish, who smoke on the Ethics of Sports-
manShip." He argued against the use al
the pump gun, saying that only fly fishing
should be used In taking trout and that
a douhlo-barrcled gun ho used in hunting
He pleaded for II higher standard of
gDOrt smanship which would give the other
fellow Il chance. Judge Fish referred tn
the fact that he possesses the old single
barrcled gun once owned by chief Justice
Picrpoint of Nergennea. Howard u. Lind
ley, editor of the Rutland Herald, who
followed Judge Fish, spoke on Making
Game of Fish" Mr. Hindley emphasized
the fact that the training which comes
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complete success in their first annual
supper The officers Of the club are;
President Or G. H. Cole; vicc-prcsidcnt,
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Lindley Birdsall is i'll at the home
of her son, DR. John Birdsall, i'll Law
renee, Mass.-Mrs. Lorenzo Orvis is i'll
with pneumonia. --Thcre are numerous
cases of grip Miss Gladys Fuller of Bris-
toll, who is teaching in Jerusalem, is i'll.
AS there is no school for a few days
Mr.. Baxendale superintendent of Bris-
tol, is having now seats and blackboards
pat in the schoolhouse. Mrs. Philandor
Orvis is ill.-Mrs. Walter Orvis. who has
been very i'll with pneumonia is improv-
ing.-AIrs. Joseph Lafayette and daugh-
tel. Miss Eta. are Ill.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

News has been received of the death
OF Miss Eva Ball, aged G. years, in
Denton, Nd. Miss Ball spent the early
part of her life here. She is survived
by two brothers, Homer Ball of this
town and Fred Ball of Randolph.-Mrs
Frank Hazard is seriously i'll at the
Mary Fletcher hospital Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. +. Allen were over Sunday guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Mar
tin.-The Kings Daughters will hold
their regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Layton Elliot this afternoon.
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IINDERHILL CENTER.

The condition of Mrs. abraham Mar
low. who is very i'll with hronchla
pneumonia, is thought to he improved
Andrew Reynolds has returned To mi
home in Toledo, Ohio, Mrs EdW"rt
Higgins of Middlcbury is here to care
for her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nh'l.
ham MARROW, who are III Tho Wo'i.
mems annual dance will ho hc'i FRIDAY
evening The condition of Mrs. Mary
Smith remains about the samc- five
auditors win meet at toNn clerks oE-
flee next Monday to audit the accounts
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GRANVILLE.

daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Burke January As. +. Hubbard
was called home by the illness of his
brother in Plymouth, who is very sick.
News has been received of the death
of Mrs. Helen Kennedy in Stoncham.
Mass. She was one" a resident OF this
toWn.-Mr. and Mrs. William Conner of
Hancock were at her home here Sun
day.-Fay Briggs had one ankle injured
last week by a long rolling on 1t.
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FARMS FOR SALE

160-ACRE FARM for sale good build
ings, stock, tools, running water, laree
sugar bush, wood and timber enough
to pay for farm. Homer Lambert,
NddleseX, VT. 12l2t,W,2t
TWELNE-COW FARM for sale in Cam
bridge, good buildings, running water.
bath room, 10 cows. all tools, lots OF
wood, pleasant location. Price $500
Joseph Webb, Jeffersonville, W.
29,W,4t
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notice.!

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Farmers & Mechanics Savings
Institute & Trust company will be held
at the banking house of the Merchants
National Bank OF Burlington, Vt, on
Wednesday, January %, 1916, at HOO
o'clock a. M, for the election of truss
tees.
w G. 1SIIAM, Treasurer.
Burlington. VT, December ", 1915.
21,w,4t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-27
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meadows; $500 sugar trees equipped
nicely. has made $500 pounds of sugar;
lots of fruit large house in good shape,
barn 122X40 with basement, painted; only
two miles from large village. This farm
has kept 10 cows. can do it again. Price
only $1,000 Bring your wife and mother
in-law right along and look this over, as
! am sure you will be pleased with it.
A. r. Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge
Vt
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ire underwear factory Miss Grace Tur-
ner has gone to Nelgridgc to teach school
-ieorg" Crane is to move TO South Lin
coin to the Thompson house from Down
ingvillo.-Gcorge Garland has been in
Il. IL.