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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-22

Ter started for Indianapolis. Ind, Mon
day, called by the serious illness OF her
brother. She expects to spend n Few
weeks visiting friends and relatives
The Rev. T.. N. Roster and H. S. Fletch-
err are in New York for a few days
The chicken-pie supper given by the
young mems class of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Friday evening was
great success.-Orlo s. BUMP of
Camp Devens, spent the week lend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Bump,
returning Sunday night.--A. r. Beach
and family. w. Il. Phelps and family
and Miss Cecile NJ Thomas of Burling-
ton. motored down Sunday to call on
private Orlo s. Bump, while on his fur
Tough at home-Improveme are be-
ing made on the new grounds Of the
East school.--Mrs. +. L. Hamilton and
Miss Ruth spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. G NJ. winslow in Brandon.
Mrs. Ruth Billings and son are visit
ing at Mrs. Kate Whitney's.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. T.. whitney celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary Monday eve
ming. A large number of neighbors
and friends were present.--The Red
Cross will meet with Mrs. Sarah Dyer
Thursday. The ladies will take their
lunch and use tho entire day working
for the society, and large attendance
is requested.-Mr and Mrs. w. f. Chase
have gone to New York to visit rela-
tives. From there they will go to their
new home in Alabama for the winter.
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PANTON.

Miss Pearl Warner of Waltham. Mass,
is spending some time at her home here.
Mrs. Hattie Barto is recovering from
an attack Of erysipelas-NIiss Mary Dal-
ton of Bristol has come to live with her
niece, Mrs. Ira Shedrck.-Lewis Lash
way and family have gone to Elizabeth
town to live with his father and mother
and care for them-NIr. and Mrs. Il. l..
Stage attended the funeral Tuesday of
Major Barber of Westport, n. Y.-The
Red Cross meeting this week will be held
with Mrs. Peter Smith Friday.-Cush-
ing Hill, who is on his Annual duck-hunt-
ing trip at the lake, is spending a week
at his home in Middebury.-TheY Y. NJ,
G. A. apportionment for the war fund for
this town was SIS, and s1o5 was raised.
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PANTON.

The Methodist Episcopal parsonage barn
was discovered last week Tuesday
night to be on fire and despite the quick
response of the neighbors 1t was totally
destroyed. An automobile belonging to the
Rev. G. G. Cornell was saved. The blaze
spread to the parsonage but by the use of
chemicals and water it was extinguished.
hut not till everything had been taken
from the building. Mrs. Noyes. mother-in-
law of Mr.. Cornell, was i'll In. bed in the
parsonage and had to be carried to a
neighbor. There was a light south wind
which was enough to send tho sparks
high in the air and to the building belong
ing to Henry Stone. They caught fire,
but the flames were soon smothered. Al
about 100 a. M, and after all had got
ten home and gone to bed from the first
fire blaze was discovered by Mrs. S.. II
Myers at the Baptist parsonage barn
The neighbors were recalled and quickly
responded and the chemical and water
being used the flames were soon stopped
On investigation It was found to have
started on the inside of the barn, where
no sparks could possibly have gotten. Both
buildings were insured.
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A 3OOAcre Farm
For Sale!

IN the town OF Cambridge. 1901 aero
meadow. 100 acres pasture. bal. timber
land, can sell the timber right where
It IL for $4,000; has a large modern
barn and house, IS head of cattle; will
summer and winter go cows; has a pair
OF horses. 10 hogs. farming tools such
as manure spreader, corn harvester
seeder. lime sower, gasoline engine and
blower. sulky plow, everything a man
wants on farm. For sale by the
4. n. DAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Cambridge. VI
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WALTHAM.

Miss Emma A. Fuller, home demonstra-
ton agent. and /. N. Bartlett. county agri-
cultural agent, held a meeting at the town
house last Friday evening and Mrs.
f. c. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. "A. II. Booth
have returned from a visit to friends IN
Barre.-Mr. and Mrs. Carlton McNeal or
Charlotte were In town last week wed
nesday to attend the wedding of Mrs. Nc
Meals sister, Miss Marion Wright, ana
Nolney Avery.-Harold Hunt has return
ed from deer hunting trip to Ripton'-
5. IL. Burroughs was through the town
November 10 soliciting for the y. NJ u
a. fund.-Mr. and Mrs Louis Brunch VS.
tied in Burlington last weeks, .. Mer-
rill was in Middebury Monday.-C' ~ otis
OF Cornwall visited his brother L, W.
OTIS Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs Wiliiam fier-
son were called to Essex Junction last
week by the death of his mother, Madam
Pierson.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Charles Bslden and son. Leslie of Port
Henry. N. Y. visited his mother Mrs.
Alice Belden. Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. John
w. Ryan and children spent Sunday with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan of
Orwell-Miss Edith Middlebrook is as
sisting at the Bixby Memorial Free IL
brary.-Raymond Yattaw has gone to
Springfield, Mass. where he has employ
ment.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alanson G..
Wright was the scene Of quiet wedding
Friday when their daughter, Marion
A., was married to Volney S., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius f. Avery of Fer
risburg. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. J. Hall Long of Ferrisburg
the bridal couple standing under an arch
of evergreens draped with American
hags The best man was Edward Melba
and the bridesmaid Miss Mildred Mar
lin. Miss Flora Booth presided at the
piano. The decorations were pretty and
Of patriotic nature, consisting of ever
green's and American flags. Only the
Immediate relatives and few friends
were present The groom Is a graduate
Of Vergennes high school and Cornell
University and the bride received hel
education at Middlebury high school ant
Troy Conference Academy. Among thos,
present from away were Mr.. and Mrs
L. e. Avery. Master Loren L. Avery
Miss Bernecia Avery. Mr.. andNIrs
w. B. Avery, Mrs Carrie Benham. Harr,
Penham. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. e. Balm, Mrs
Helen Severance. Miss Mildred Martin
Miss Addie e. Wright. Mrs. f. A. Doud
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Mcneil and Mis-
Flora Booth. Mr.. and Mrs. Avery lef
amid a shower of confetti and goo,
wishes for New York and southern cities
after which they will be at home at tn,
groom's parents until his departure l.
Join the U. S. signal corps. in which h
mas enlisted,
Miss Helen l.. Smith died quite sud
denly Thursday Several weeks ag
she sustained shock of paralysis iron
which 1t was thought she was improv
Ing. Miss Smith, one of eight children
born to Jacob and Mary (Hudson
Smith, one of whom, Miss Susan Smith
ls still living The parents of Mis-
Smith were one Of the prominent fam
lies in the early history of Vergennes
her father having been an alderman
and also colonel Of the State militia
In early life he carried on the cuisines
Of tanner and currier and later devote
himself to farming. Miss Smith was
member of the Vergennes Congrega
tional Church and regular attendan
ut the church services until her healt
failed. In her younger life for quit
a number OF years she taught schoo
She is survived by one sister, Mis-
Susan Smith. who resided with her.
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI.'

Word was received Sunday of the
death in Fort Warren. Mass. of Ade-
lard Julien. who left here about three
weeks ago and enlisted in the 31st
Massachusetts regiment He was 81
years old and was the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Adolphus Julien of West street.
Besides his father and mother. he leaves
four sisters. Mrs. Frederick Narcotic
of Los Angeles, Cal, Miss Rhea Julien,
Miss Helen Julien and Miss Angelina
Julien, who reside at home, and five
brothers, Joseph of Lowell. Mass. AL
fred. Henry. Samuel and Arthur Julien
of this place.
Arthur Barron Of IS East Center
street was in municipal court Mon
day. having been arrested on a States
attorney warrant charging him with
selling liquor illegally. He pleaded
not guilty and bail was placed at $500
to appear Tuesday. November 81, at
nine O'clock in the morning. Joseph
Parizo became surety for him. Barron
place was searched Saturday night. but
no liquor was found. When entrance
was made, Barron made getaway
through the rear door. The officers
give chase and when they got near him,
1T is alleged. he dropped a bag con-
tanning several bottles OF beer.
A fire Monday morning about
1890 o'clock destroyed the motorcycle
and bicycle repair shop Of S. LeBeau
of East Allen street. The little build
ing. about 10 feet square, was totally
destroyed as we'll as two motorcycles
which We're in the place. The building
was in the rear of the Bailey block,
corner of East Allen and East streets.
The rear end of the Bailey block was
somewhat damaged as was also one
room on the second floor. The fire
was extinguished by the Porter Screen
company attaching their hose to the
hydrants. their men fighting the
flames and protecting surrounding
property.
Frank Niquette was elected village
trustee in the east ward for the term
ending in April. 1919, at the special meet
ing of the voters of that ward held in the
Steamer Hose room last evening. There
was 26 votes cast and Mr.. Niquette re-
ceived 16. His opponent. George Horton,
received 10 votes. The meeting was called
to order by Moderator +. T.. Bigwood and
Clerk John Piche read the call.
Arthur Lesage has returned from a visit
in Montreal.
The funeral of Adelard Julien, the soldier
who died at Fort Warren, Mass. and
whose remains Were brought to the home
or his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphus
Julien of West street, will be held at eight
O'Clock this morning at st. Francis Xavier
Church. Burial will be in St. Francis
cemetery
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STARKSBORO

The lucky deer hunters In town are: Will
liam Trombley Moses Sweet, Huer Taft
Roy Halleck and son of Joseph Lafay-
ette.-Mrs. William Waters In very III with
rheumatic fever.-A furnace has been In
stalled In the Baptist Church.-The an
nual meeting of the Christian Culture club
will be held Thursday with Mrs. Il. X.
Eddy. Some sewing for the Red Cross
will be done-The concert by Vittum's Or
chestra Friday night was much enjoyed
by all present. Josie s. Brown Of
Bristol Is at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Fred Brown. Ill with neuritis.--Mrs. Elsie
Lafayette and Miss Marian Lafayette of
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. r. T. Garrow of Bristol visited rel
atives in town the first of the week. Sew
eral young people were pleasantly en-
tertained at tho home of the Rev and
Mrs. j. f. Ransome Tuesday evening. -
Merritt Cox of Rutland and Fred SILVER
cite each shot a deer Monday.-Mrs. Eva
Colby of Bristol visited in town the past
week.-Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G
Cox. for over Sunday included Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tuggey and Mr.. and Mrs
Merritt Cox of Rutland. and II. l.. Thomp-
son and niece, Adena Thompson, of Wey-
bridge.
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SPRINKLING ASSESSMENT

The street sprinkling assessments for
1917 are now due and payable on or be-
fore December 5. 1917, at the city
treasurer's office. after which time five
per cent. will be added and warrants
issued to the city constable for collec-
ton.
Office hours: 900 q. m. to / 2 m; 100
to 400 p m. Monday and Saturday eve
nings from 700 to 800 O'Clock.
L. c. GRANT City Treas
Burlington, Nov 20, 1917
279,Stw2t
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. Arthur Jabott is working for
Mrs. o. S. Converse-Thomas Fletcher
has returned home with new auto
mobile.-William and Raymond Van
derhoof have returned to Camp Dew
ens.-Truman Grandy has moved his fam
lily to Williston.-Lee Hemenway is quite
ill.-John Lasher has gone to Randolph
Helen Bennett is visiting at c. J. Bar
bour's.-Clifford Hutchinson has returned
to Newport. N. H.. after weeks fur
lough.-Harold St. John visited in Sails
bury Sunday.-Mrs. George Miller and
children of Brandon are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Allard.
Walter Walker died November IA. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon at
one o'clock. the Rev. Henry Lamb off1ciat-
ing. There was a profuion of beautiful
flowers. The Masons had charge at the
grave in Evergreen cemetery.-Clifford
Hutchinson has returned to Portsmouth,
N. H.. after visiting his parents.-Mr. and
Mrs. George Miller and children, have
returned to Brandon.-Alanson Sunder-
| land is working for C. J. Barbour.-Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Chandler and family
were over Sunday visitors at her moth
er's, Mrs. Frank Allard.-Miss Pearl Farm
ham closed her school last week for few
days on account Of illness.
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SHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Royce left Tues
day for Beloix. Miss. where they will
spend the Yinter.--Mrs. Mary Brong Of
Lockport. N. Y. is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. NJ. T.. Cook.-Mrs. Anderson
has returned from Glens Falls.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Chamberin and family
have moved to Brandon, where Mr.,
Chamberlin has position with w. ID.
Nutting.-Mr. and Mrs. Exeve Brisson
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at Mr. Brisson's fathers.
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GRANVILLE.

II. II. Hubbard was in Middlebury
Monday on business.-The lucky deer
hunters are Carl Morse. Arthur Dondell,
ii. Udell of STAFFORD and one from Fer
risburg.-Elmer Shirley and George Par
ish, Jr., have returned to their work in
sfield.-Ethel Luce has gone to Bread
loaf Inn to work.-Riley Bostwick was at
home from Camp Devens over Saturday
night.-Mr and Mrs. Charles Lawrence
and George Sargent were in Rutland and
Clarendon last week,
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MONKTON.

Mrs. Catherine Parent and Frank Com
stock were married November 10 by the
Rev. L. Ransome of the Friends Church.
Miss Gertrude Shepard is attending
school at Vergennes and making her
homo with Mrs. w. Miner of that place
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leonard of Hines
burg were guests in town Sunday.-Helen
Gee, who has been i'll, is able to be about
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Chaplin of East
Monkton were over-Sunday visitors of
relatives in town.-Mrs Helen Ross Is ir
poor health.-Julius Stilson Of the Sol
diers' Home, Bennington, recently visit
ed friends and relatives in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Devoid visited in Massachu
sets the past Week.-Mrs. Henry La Rose
is making few days visit in Burling
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CORNWALL.

At grange meeting held Thursday
evening the following officers were
elected: Master. w. T. Benedict; over
seer. Fred Morse; treasurer. r. II. Rob-
bins; secretary. Cora Morse; lecturer.
Mrs. Leslie Foote; steward. Stewart
Benedict; assistant steward, B. r. Field !;
lady assistant steward, Mrs. b. r..
Field: chaplain. Leland Stone; gate
keeper. l.. b. Foote: Ceres. Mrs. A.
Paka; Pomona. Mrs. L. v. Fisher; Flora,
Mrs. G. F. Benedict.
AZ the auction held at the home Of Mrs.
Jessie Hodgson Monday, November IL.
all stock and tools were sold; also all the
grain raised on her farm this season. Mrs.
Hodgson will reside in Addison with her
two children after this date.-Mr. and
Mrs. William Billiard Of Richmond have
been visiting at the home of their father,
Andrew Billiard, for the past week
Scarcity of help binders farmers SO that
many have not as yet had an opportunity
to thresh their grain which means that
meat animals will not be fattened Cor
markets as early as was hoped for and
cows are not producing as much milk as
they should be doing. High prices prevent
many farmers from buying much import
ed grain.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payne ana
three sons attended the wAdding Of Miss
Ruth Foote and Clifford Norrfs last
Thursday in Charlottesville Misses Cor
nelia and Floretta Foote have been recent
visitors Of relatives in Vergennes.
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SALISBURY.

The Red Cross branch VIII sive
chicken-pie supper in connection win
their sale Friday evening.-The HeV, ~
X Ryder and family visited at ,he
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Nelsoh
Monday and Tuesday.-Mrs. H. ~ h'A-
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FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

I HAVE HILL FARM Of over 800 acres
with comfortable buildings. running water
at house and barns, large maple orchard.
abundance of wood and timber. pulp
wood enough to pay for the place handy
to market: will be sold cheap on easy
terms to any one who will stock and tool
the same, as the place must be sold; give
full particulars in first letter. Address
Bargain Finder" care Of Free Press
277,Gtw,1t.
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NEW HAVEN,

The results Of the campaign among the
boys to secure pledges 70 the Y. M. c. A.
fund were very gratifying. OF total of
q boys in the high school and grammar
department. ii have subscribed and it Is
thought that others will dc so the first
of the coming week. Russell Everest.
Earl Peck, Eric Merrill, Colvin Fiske and
Earl Ross have each pledged themselves
to earn and give $40. julius Bottum and
Carlton Clifford have agreed to give S.
each and the following have subscribed
$3.50 each: Edward Dana, Wendell Bot
tum, Stanton Warner, and Walter Kings
ley.
Mrs. Sarah Wheeler and niece. Miss
Ethel Smith. have moved into the
Thompson house. vacated by H. c. Ros-
coe.--C. f. Palmer has returned from the
hospital in Burlington Wright
is very Ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Wright,
who has also been sick. is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. i. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. @. c. Coates spent the weekend
in Bridgewater, guests of Mr. and Mrs.
c. L. Coates.-Robert Partch was home
from Burlington over Sunday-There will
be an election of officers at Grange meet
ing Friday evening.
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ADDISON.

Invitations have been received here TO
the Goth wedding anniversary Wedding
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Handsome r. OBryah
of Middlebury on November e. They
were long residents of this town up TO
few years ago, when they moved to Md
dlebury.-Mrs. Myron Smith Is nursing
badly sprained ankle as the result OF
fall on the streets in Vergennes Satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Clark have
, received word from their cousin, DR..
Arthur Mason. of Newburyport. Mass, or
the death of his brother, Ralph Mason,
whose body will be brought here for
burial. The Nasons once lived In this
town and will be remembered by older
residents.-Clara Whitford left Monday
and has gone to Rutland City hospital
where she will train for a nurse. She has
been spending several weeks IN Boston
with relatives.--The Aid society and Red
Cross met November IA with good at
tendance.-Marcia Palmer is ill.-Mr
and Mrs. Howard King have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. John Swee. of Essex.
N. Y.-Gladys Hamblin of Cornwell is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Smith,
Grand View Grange held a meeting Fri
day evening and elected officers as fol-
lows Master, f. NJ. Adams; overseer. A..
T. Clark; lecturer. Mrs. M. A. Smith I;
steward, r. M. Spooner; assistant stew
ard, c. e. Benedict: chaplain, the Rev.
w. 8. Boardman; treasurer, John Ell
mer; secretary, Mrs. A. T. Clark: gate
keeper. Merton Torrey; Ceres, Mrs. Hat
tie Adams; Pomona. Mrs. Merton Tor
rey; Flora. Mrs. Matte O'Bryan; lady
assistant steward, Mrs. c. +. Benedict;
pianist, Mrs. John Elmer.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Wey-
bridge Methodist Church will serve a
chicken-pie supper in the church par
lars from seven to nine o'clock Thurs
day evening
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and steam Filters
Next North Burlington Savings Bank
% st. Paul Street
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Richmond are visiting their daughter ana
sister. Mrs. Floyd Smith.-Miss 1leen Sar-
gent Of Bristol spent the weekend at u
+. Clifford's,
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FOUND.

STRAY HEIFER with horns found color
dark brown mixed with Jersey. Owner
please apply to p. II. Hasl<ins. Starks-
boro, VT. r. +. d. No. I. 20.w3t.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

Mrs. Olive Hallock was called to YER
genncs Sunday by the serious illness OIL
her sister, Mrs. Margaret Lawrence
Mrs. II. T.. Purinton. who has been WISH
Ing old friends and neighbors here mas
gone to Bristol and will soon go 10 A.
bany. N. Y. to spend the winter WIN
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Darrah.-
Lorenzo Orvis and son, Walter. are max
ing quite extensive repairs on their home
Harold Lafayette, II, is the only lucky
deer hunter so far.-T3ert Larose is build
ing an addition on his home.
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Burlington Veterinary Hospital
73 Pine St.. Burlington. VI.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
loe.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs. Harry Bessett, Mrs. +. w. Berry,
Mrs, John Doheney and Miss Elizabeth
Henley were among those who gave card
parties for the benefit of the Red Cross
at their homes during the past week.
w. j. Kennedy of Swanton junction was
among the visitors in town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Berry spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. White in
Starksboro.-Mrs. Brockney. who has
been visiting her brother. c. II. Pine.
the past week. has returned to her home
IN Fairlee.-Eugene Bouchard of Essex
junction was among tho visitors in town
saturday.-Mrs. Arthur Simons. who has
been Ill for several weeks, and who was
recently operated on at the Fanny Allen
hospital Is improving.-Mis Annie Heath
OF worcester. Mass. is visiting her sis
ter Mrs, Harry Riggs.-Martland Bar
ney mas been appointed carrier on r. +.
ID. route 1.-The Louise NJ. Smiley Circle
OF the Kings Daughters realized about
sSo from their recent rummage sale.
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is homo from New Hampshire, Charles
I. Raymond and family returned to Hud-
son Falls last week.-Leland Hall and
Alan Skinner were up from Troy Confer
ence Academy of Poultney last week-Mr.
and Mrs Robert Eddy Of Poultney are in
town.-The schools in town will close the
fall term on the 23rd of November and
commence the winter term December a.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Young are spending
some days in Boston and vicinity.-Law-
renee Ross was home from Camp Devens
to spend Sunday with his people last
week.-Mrs.. II. NJ. Dundon and children
Of Rutland were In town last week.
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SHELBURNE.

Ihose from away who were here for
the funeral of Mrs. Ann Wiley, which
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