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CH|T1ENDEN COUNTY
W1NOOSKI.

j. NJ. Deadly, for ten years connected
with one Of the largest commission houses
In New York city, as salesman, was
week ago. promoted to the position Of
manager. The house with which he Is
connected is the GUIDE Brothers. Kiefrer
Co.. big dealers in butter. cheese and
eggs. In receiving this promotion. the
president said to Mr.. Deadly that In the
number Of years he had become identified
with them they "sized him up as a man
they could trust. The promotion came
as great surprise to Mr.. Deadly and he
has many friends here who wish him sue
cess. He is a son Of Mrs. Katherine Deadly
OF Mansion street and for many years be-
fore going to New York was connected
with the Wells Richardson company in
Burlington.
At the regular monthly meeting Of
tho board OF village trustees Monday
evening Frank Niquette, the newly
elected trustee from the east ward
made his initial appearance as such
village official. IL was also voted to
pay the three men. one from each ward.
an increase Of rs cents per hour, maxi
Ing it rs cents per hour for ploughing
the streets following a snowstorm this
winter. This increase was granted pro-
vidtng the men start early enough to
get at least one side OF the streets
ploughed leading to the mills and the
Porter Screen company by $780, before
the working people start Tor work.
Police Officer Elzear Laricheliere has
resigned from the force. the vacancy to
be supplied later The street signs
have arrived and boards to which they
are to be fastened have been painted
and will probably be put into position
on the various streets of the village
this week. The total expenditures of
the various departments from March
to December amount to $l6,6bS.50
which amount shows the expenditure
since November 10 be S1.069.61, when
the total then was $15.5Ss.s9. Bills or
dered paid were: c. A. Barber, care OF
prisoners expense. s5.45; Louis Affair.
400: Miss Euola Devino. $500; Louis
Shavlin. $500: Burlington FIGURING
company, $2.75; G G. Allard, $2S.75;
American Wooden company, soc; water
department. S2.25; S. NJ. Spencer Manu-
featuring company, $S.7s; Thomas Mon
geon. acc; H. X. Barnes Co.. VISA; j.
Piche. $3.50: H A. Bailey. 1880; George
Allen Est. Slsi6; Strong Hardware
company, 1898: Lester Cruse' 1857; j.
r. r, Chevrier, $500; N, T.. T. & I. Co.
VISA; Charles Adams. $500; oliver MY
erS. 800; Louis Vezina, 800; George
Horton. 800. Total, sl3l7S,
Statement of money expended for vari-
Gus departments for March to December
!: Fire department. $93isS; police sala-
ries. N,se9A; supplies and miscellaneous.
$Sod'7b; street department labor. tS'7'l.os;
supplies and miscellaneous. $lss4.SS: sewer
department. labor. S321H supplies. etc.
Sos47 sprinkling assessment. labor. $500;
supplies and oiling. $495.ss; water ss1s.7s;
electric light account. $235o.bs; interest," ac-
count. S2,445sl: miscellaneous, 81, 4S9, 80: to-
tai. &l6. 65s.5O
Charles Charbonneau. II years old was
In municipal court Monday ana was
sent tn the Industrial school Tor the re-
naindsr Of his minority. on the chafse
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WATER TAXES |!

BOTH METER AND SCHEDULE for
the quarter ending November 30. are
now due and payable at the water Of
noe. No. city hall. Discount allowed
on bills paid on or before December
10th. 1917. Office hours for the first
ten days Of December, from a. m. to
p. m. after that from 8 a. m. to ~
m... and I to p. m.
Unless prompt payment Is made. Five
per Cent. will be added to the tax bill
ana the water shut of. as prescribed
in section 80 Of tho water ordinance.
j. FRANK KIDDER, Supt.
290,Stw1t
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Dean Smith Of Quincy. Mass. was a
visitor in this place last week.-Mrs.. A. N.
Clark is visiting in Groton for few
days.-W. L. Dow returned to Boston
uesday.-Raymond Pinera of Shirley.
Mass. was In town for few days last
week.-P. G. Kittredge has gone to Bos-
ton. where he has employment.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. b. Grow returned Monday from
visit of several days in Swanton.-Mrs.
Minnie Eastman Of st. Johnsbury was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. T. Thomas,
part Of last Week.-Mrs. Alice Rogers Of
North Troy was the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Harry w. Drew. part of last week.
Mrs. Caroline Hatch died Thursday
morning after a brief illness from a
shock.-J. A. Gallagher was in Portland
the first Of the week.-Mrs.. J. w. Noble
was a visitor in Hyde Park for the week.
end.
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and steam Filters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
- II. Paul Street
A3O0 Acre Farm
For Sale!

IN the town OF Cambridge. 100 acre
100 acres pasture. bal. timber
land. can sell the timber right where
It 10 for $4,000; has a large modern
barn ard house. IS head of cattle; will
summer and winter 60 cows; has q pair
Of horses. 10 hogs. farming tools such
~ manure spreader. corn harvester.
sesder. lime sower. gasoline engine and
blower. sulky plow. everything q man
wants on farm. For sale by the
4. q. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
CAMBRIDGE. W.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. B. +. OBrien entertained the
Kings Daughters at her home Wednesday
afternoon.--A whist party was held at
tho g. Of v. hall Wednesday for the
beenfit of the local branch Of tho Red
Cross.-The Missionary society will hold
it's sale Thursday evening Miss Daisy
Kenyon was at home from Bethel over
Than ksgiving. -The Rev. Thomas Adams
began his duties here a. pastor Sunday.
Glenn Johnson was home from North.
fad for the Thanksgiving recess.
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pital spent Thanksgiving with her mar

pital spent Thanksgiving with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goodrich
Tne Missionary society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church had sale and
supper In the church parlors Wednesday.
December &.
The Home Economies club Of the Hines-
burg high school will serve a supper at
the Congregational vestry Friday evening
at $50 O'Clock. The proceeds arc to repair,
the laboratory and furnish the club room.
Harrison Pierce left for Hartford. Conn.
last week. where he has employment with
Pratt 4 Whitney.-Mrs. Emma Barton OF
Rutland returned homo to-day after
spending week here with her niece. Mrs
Helen Labell.--The Hope Circle OF Kings
Daughters will have an all day meeting
Friday In the Congregational vestry to
sew,
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ESSEX JUNCTION.,

l.. Haley Plumer left Saturday night
for Fort Jay, N. Y. and will leave soon
Tor France. He goes With Colonel Snyder.
Leutenants Berry. Lynde and Foster.
who go from here
Miss Margaret Brown of Essex is taking
Miss Mary CAROLS place as teacher in
the Grimm school while she Is confined to
the house with broken ankle.
daughter. Velma Irene. was born
November 80 to Mr.. and Mrs w. G..
Prior of Bristol. Conn. Mrs Prior Is
AZ the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
mrs. NJ. q. McI.oud Of Grove street.
Melvin Chadwick. son of Mrs Lewis
Ehgiehardt. has gone to Newport, having
recently enlisted in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Sinclair who have
spent the summer at their home here, left
last night for their winter homo in Mo-
berry, Mo-
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Contiaued from psEe one.)

for walter Leonard and returned to his
homo in Orwell.-F. H. Foss, who has
been making an extended visit to his
sister. Mrs. B. F. Leighton of WASH
ington. d. c.. has returned and will
spend the winter at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. W. r. Warner-Napoleon
Rivers. who Ia employed in Burlington,
spent the weekend with his family here
The Vergennes Improvement society will
meet Monday afternoon at three o'clock
at the rest room Of the Bixby Memorial
Free library. The ladies' are invited to
bring their knitting Mrs. A. s. Haven
ana son. Shirley, have gone to Newport
to visit her parents.-The Ferrisburg
branch Of the American Red Cross
served a chicken-pie super last evening
In the vestry Of the Congregational
Church.-Lieutenant Donald Norton. who
has been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Norton. has returned to
his duties at Camp Devens. Aver. Mass
Mrs. Carrie d. Emo of Burlington Ia visit
Ing DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Eno.-Wilmer
Knowles has gone to Albany. N. Y. to
take course In the Albany Business Col
legs.-Miss Annie Stay OF Plattsburgh,
N. r.. IL visiting her sister. Mrs. George
Le1oy.-Mr. and Mrs. James Walker are
spending the winter in Westport. N. Y
Miss Ruth Merrill is ill.-Mrs. F. l..
orandey 10 recovering from her recent
serious illness.-The condition of Alderman
Levi H. Brown, who Ia Ill with iiphtheria,
ID very satisfactory.-An informal dance
from eight to twelve o'clock will be held
IN Grange hall Friday evening Ladies are
requested to bring a box lunch Mil
1red Wyman has returned to har studies
In Burlington after a visit to her mother
Mrs. Clarence Wyman.-Mrs. J. @. Hindes
II Burlington spent the weekend at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Arthur w.
Norton.--Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan of
Enosburg Falls. Dean Wyatt OF East
Berkshire and William Dagye OF St.
Adams have returned to their homes after
4 visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tatro.--
Percy Currier has moved his family to
Monkton.-Mrs. NJ. T. Bristol. who has
been Visiting her son. DR.. NJ. Bert Bristol
u Cohassett. Mass, for several weeks. has
returned home.
The A. You Like 1t club met Tuesday
evening At the home OF DR.. and Mrs
Vance w. Waterman. Mrs. II. C. Herrick
and Mrs. c. b. Brownell assisting Mrs.
Waterman In entertaining. An interesting
program was carried out and refreshments
servsd.-Mrs. Cyrus Horsford OF Charlotte
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crosby. yesterday.--The condition OF Mrs
Charles l.. LeBouef is improved.
Lavigne has returned to Boston after a
visit TO his sister Mrs. NJ. II. Daniels
Asa Hawkins has returned to Albany.
N. r., after a few days visit to his aunt,
Miss Lena Hawkins. THE Rev. j. Hall
tsns 10 boarding with william Nichols
y. 40 &xs. Volnsy Avery were given
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. Jennie Rule. and daughter
Mrs. Rollin Benson. spent Thursday at
the home of Ira Chase.-Mr. and Mrs.
Winterbottom Of Burlington were also
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
Chase-M. w. Hinsdale and son. Clark,
spent Thanksgiving in Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs Tirus Isham of Williston
were In town Friday.-Misses Lettie,
Ida and Bessie Tomlinson returned
Sunday to Richmond. after spending
the Thanksgiving recess with their
parents. Miss Eunicc Tomlinson re.
turned Thursday to Newton Hospital,
Newton Lawn Falls, Mass. after a
three weeks vacation.-The school
house Wednesday evening was filled
with parents and friends of the chill
dren to listen to the Thanksgiving ex-
ercises A program consisting of songs
recitations dialogues and solos and
several tableaux were given. Much
praise Is due Miss Frazer. the teacher,
who had charge of the prorram
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WEYBRIDGE.

Grace Maude Danyeau, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfred G. Danyeau of Wey-
bridge. was married to Dana Wilfred
Crowpher Of Bridgeport. Conn.,. Satur-
day afternoon at the home Of her parents.
The Rev. Henry c. Newell Of Middlebury
onlciated. The bride and groom were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Cole Of
Middlebury. brother-in-law and sister Of
the bride. The bride was gowped in a
purple travelling suit and hat to match and
her sister wore a blue travelling suit and
hat OF the same color. After lunch. bride
and groom left for parts unknown. The
wedding was witnessed only by the imme-
diate families.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Brdsall passed
Thanksgiving with their sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Rider. In Bristol. Friday they visited
Hervie Orvis and family in Monkton.-
William Orvis and family spent Thanks
giving with his brother. Albert Orvis and
family.-Miss Waterhouse has returned to
her home at Lake Dunmore and Miss
Dimmick Of Brandon has taken her place
in the Jerusalem school.-Drew Varney
from Burlington spent the weekend with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Varney.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Foliansbee spent
Thanksgiving with their children in New
Haven.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

quiet wedding took place at st.
Ihomas's Church at nine o'clock Satur-
day morning December I. when the Rev.
Joseph Therein united In marriage Scr
geant Emil F. Moore. medical corps OF
Camp Dix. N. j., formerly of Malone, N.
r. and Miss Florence NJ. Leddy. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Lcddy Of this place.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
q. Leddy OF Burlington. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home of the
priae 10 the immediate family. Sergeant
and Mrs. Moore. with the Groom's cousin.
Dona Frechette. of st. Michaeps College.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. n. a.
Leddy In Burlington. Sergeant Moore
returned to Camp Dix on the midnight
train.
Saturday afternoon Howard Boxue and
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CORNWALL.

The entertainment to be given. Friday
evening December. 7. at the town hall by
the Whatsoever Circle will consist Of a
drama--a sale Of useful and fancy articles,
and REFRESHMENTS Edmund Swinton re-
Gently secured a Bay Lynx which was
caught in trap he had set for a fox.
This animal is rarely found in this locality
Professor e. L. Bingham Of Easton Pa,
and Edwin s. s. Sunderland Of New York
spent thanksgiving and the week end at
the w. H. Bingham homestead with their
mother and brothers.
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PANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers are parents
of daughter.-Mrs. Frank Hartwell and
daughter, have returned from visiting
relatives In Crown Point and Glens Falls,
N. Y.-John Spaulding and family were
guests Thanksgiving day Of o. H. Sher-
man and family.-Miss Jessie Neill Of New
Haven was at Loyal Spauldings for over
Thanksgiving, Mr.. aand Mrs. c. s. Curler
gave dinner party Thanksgiving day and
their guests were c. w. Sprague and
family and f.. N. Dixie and family of
Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spraeue
and little son. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. RUSSO.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding.-
William Patro. milk carrier to the Shelf
field Farms Slawson- Decker plant at Yer
genes. fell from a scaffold recently, a dis
lance Of 20 feet. striking on a floor and
badly bruising his body. No bones were
broken. He Ia in tho employ of Mr.. Sene-
sac and was foddering the horses.
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GRANVILLE.

William Shirley has gone to Plttsfeld,
where he has work for the winter.-Pearl
Sanders has moved his family into Harry
Hubbard's house at the lower village and
will work for him this winter.-Edward
Hutchins and family were in Rochester
over Thanksgiving.-Mrs. Rena Page of
Hardwick was at Charles Wilson'S last
week.-Dudley Rice is in Middlebury. be-
ing drawn as Juror.
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BRIDPORT.

Carl Barbour has resigned his position
as mail carrier on route three and Merrill
Wolcott has taken his palce.-Mr. and
Mrs William Grandey spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. George St. John.--Mrs.
Arthur Jubott. who has been working for
o. e. Converse, has returned home
The scholars from Middlebury high school
were home for Thanksgiving. Ruth
Goodspeed is working at o. Il. Converse's.
THE Converse and village schools opened
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. William Wander
hoof spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lasher.-Stanley Converse spent
Thanksgiving with his parents.
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The Red Cross dance held THANKSGIVING
evening Melted s17-Anna Martin. Marjory
Gage. Doris Kimball, Percy Kimbail and
Leonard Ball Of Troy Conference Aoad.
envy spent the Thanksgiving recess at their
homes.-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. B. Palmer
have been visiting In Randolph.-Mrs.
Hagadorn's Sunday school class was invit-
ed to meet at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon to organixe.-Dr. e. g. Lane and
Mrs. Evans spent Thanksgiving in Rut-
land.-The regular all day meeting Of the
Red Cross will be held Thursday At the
Friends Church.
The sociable at w. w. Langdon's was q
success. go being realised for the RED
Cross.-The dance for the Red Cross held
in Allen hall Wednesday Nov. % was we'll
patronized: the net proceeds were SIS
Capt. Roger Goss, who was a guest at the
homes Of John Wheeler and II. H. Kings
land during last week. left Friday for
Hudson, Wis. where ne will visit his
grandmother, Mrs. Carrie Goss, for a few
days, when he will 60 on to Camp Funs-
ton at Leon Springs, Texas. where he has
been assigned to duty. L. st. Peters
and Mrs. st. Peters motored to Burlington
Saturday to attend the wedding Of their
niece, Ruth Beecher.-A we'll attended So
ciable was held at the home Of A. p. Will
liams Friday evening, for the benefit Of
the Epworth League.-Josephine Kings
land. who IL teaching at Swanton. Rachel
Ploof at school in Bristol Anna Martin.
Doris and Percy kimball and Marjory
Gage. who are at school in Poultney. Ell
mer Folsome. who Is teaching In Addison.
Dorothy. a teacher at Franklin, Marian.
a pupil Of Edmunds high, were at home
for the Thanksgiving recess.-Mrs. Gard
ned and Mrs. Boutwell, left Monday for
Santa Barbara. Cal-An all days meeting
of the Red Cross society will be held
Thursday at the Friends meeting house.
Twenty-four ladies were present at the
last meeting Friday.-David Ploof ~
working In Burlington.-Frlday evening
a card party will be given in Allen hall for
the benefit of the Red Cross. Refresh
ments will be served.
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WALTHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ward entertained
is at Thanksgiving dinner at their home.
their children and grandchildren all be-
ing present.-Wesley Sherbino and fam
lily Of Bridport visited Mr.. Sherbin's sis
ter, Mrs. P. w. Otis. last Week.-Mrs.
Edith Barnes Of Barre visited at F. c..
and G. w. Wards Sunday.-Mrs. A. NJ.
Harris has gone to Panton to visit her
daughter. Mrs. e. Bristol.-Miss Emma
Whitcomb spent the Thanksgiving recess
at her homo in Fair Haven.-Sidney Har-
ris Of Martha's Vineyard was the week.
end visitor Of his sister. Mrs. F. c. Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Booth and son.
Donavan. Of Bluff Point recently visited
in Waltham.
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HINESBURG.

MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Bushnell left
for Thompsonville. Conn. on Tuesday.
They will spend the winter with their
son. Mark Bushnell--M. ]. Finnsy Of
Burke. N. Y. Is visiting In town.-Miss
Edna Goodrich at tina Fanny Allan hos
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WILLISTON.

The proposed lecture by Mrs. Lillian
Pike Everest Of Plattsbursh for the benefit
OF the local branch Of the Red Cross has
been indefinitely postponed on account
OF the illness OF Mrs. Everest-The mid
week church meeting will be held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hart on
Thursday Of this week. The Junior
class will meet at the parsonage at noon
this week Thursday.-There will be
church social on Friday Of this week
from TOO to $50 to which everyone will be
welcome. Games and singing will be part
OF the Informal program. 1t has been
suggested that all who could might bring
some popcorn or some apples II is
(C0ut1uuel - nnwa thpssN.
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BRISTOL.

Arthur James Mott and Miss Mary L.
eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
c. Norton. were married Thursday after
noon at the brides home by the Rev.
George A. Parker. pastor Of the Federated
Church. Both are popular young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott are both graduates
Of Bristol high school. Mrs. Mott was
graduated later from the Skidmore Art
School. Saratoga, N Y, and Mr.. Mott
from Middlebury College. Mrs. Mott
taught school a year In Fairfax. remain
ing at home the past year, where she has
taken an active part in church work and
community life. For the past year Mr..
Mott has held position as principal Of
the Northboro high school. North
boro. Mass. where the young people
will make their home.
Mrs. Alma Curtis, Mrs. Alice
Barnes and Mrs. Alice Smith
started Monday for Florida. where they
will spend the winter-The Willing Work.
ers will hold an oyster supper and sale
Of useful and fancy articles in the church
parlors Friday. Everybody is invited.
The Misses Alice King and Fanny
Mason returned to Castleton State Nor
| NAL school Monday.-Miss Irene Ha-
| thorne was in Burlington Monday
Miss Florence Hanks, who spent the
has returned to her school in Fairfax
Vernon White and Miss Alice White,
who started for Worcester. Mass, Mon
day morning were called back by the
death of their brother. Clayton.-Miss
Clara Robinson. who spent Thanksgiv-
Ing with Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Hasseltine,
returned to Montpelier. Monday.-The
Willing Workers supper and sale will
be held from Ave to eight in the Meth
odist Church parlors Friday afternoon.
There will be a special meeting of
the Rebekah Lodge Thursday evening.
December G. The assembly president,
Mrs. Emma l.. Rand Of Saxton's River
Is expected to be present The degree
will be conferred Refreshments will
be served.
F. R. Dickerman has presented the
local branch of the American Red Cross
with a Red Cross fiag.-DaNd White Of
Worcester, Mass. and Lynwood White
of Camp Devens. Aver. Mass. were in
town Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of their brother. Clayton Whte.-At the
last meeting of the Federated Juniors,
the following officers were elected: Sec
cretary. Pauline Hill; treasurer. Edward
DEMO: reporter, Joy Kilbourn. The roll
will be called by Virginia Ferguson. The
topic for next Sunday il, Music; leader,
Glenn Currier. Special music by Mar
garet DEMO. Collectors. John Palmer and
Carroll Bicknell. On account of the sup
per and sale to be held in the church
parlors Friday afternoon the junior social
will be postponed until next week.-Mrs.
George Downey. who has been very Ill
at her home on Mountain street the
past week, Is better.-Stewart Richard
son ran into post while coasting on
Basin hill Tuesday, cutting his head 80
that the doctor had to be called.
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MONKTON.

There will be a basket dance at the
Woodman Hall Thursday evening. De-
cember 6. Henry's orchestra furnishing
music.-L. e. Mech is confined to the
bed with an attack Of pleurisy.-Miss
Ruth Donahue returned Sunday to St.
Mary's Academy after spending the
Thanksgiving recess with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Donahue-Watson
La Rose from Aver. Mass. spent the
week lend with her parents. Mr.. and
opened school Monday after spending
the Thanksgiving recess with her par
ents in Addison.-Gertrude Sheppard.
who is living at Vergennes spent the
weekend with her parenest, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Sheapard.-There will be
services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Baker preaching-Delia
Dean has closed her house for the win
ter and is living with her brother. Ell
son Collins.-Miss Cicily Donahue Is
visiting in Montpelier for a week.
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Janette Norton Of Bristol is visit.
ing at A. l.. White's,-The Christian Cul.
ture club meets this afternoon with Mrs.
Edgar Smtth.-Mrs. Belle Caldwell and
children OF Swanton spent last week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Smith,