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WALTHAM.

Tho y. $. club met with Mrs. j.. G,
Ward January II, II members being pres
cnt and one visitor. The literary topic
was Education" A number of interest
ing articles We're read. Refreshments
were ved.--Ward Merrill was confined
to the house with a hard cold last week
Raymond Everts. who stuck fork in
one foot recently, is able to be about
Fred Lee of Weybridge was at his sons
Walter Lees. last Wednesday, Little
Madalene Evcrts Is Improving from her
recent Illness -William Munson OF
Starksboro is working for A. G.. Wright
The condition of Madam Burroughs is
much improved Walter Leonard was
quite seriously hurt while cutting wood
last week, when tree fell across ono
arm and leg, pinning him down. His
brother-in-law. Roy Parker, was with
him and assisted in getting him home
Mrs. j. +. Davis has returned to her
home from Bristol, where she has been
visiting friends for the past week.
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PENNIES IN VERMONT
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brother, Donald Wright in Schenectady.
\. N.-FaY r. GroWnson has enlisted N
the navy.-Mrs Il. g. Martin has been
i'll with the grip. There was large
attendance AT III" Methodist Church sun
day evening when Miss Eliza Session
gave an address in the interest of the
kurn hattin Home Miss lrcnc Kelly
who has been i'll with grin, is able to re-
sumo her duties as assistant teacher in
the Misunderstanding department.
Mrs. Mary Dodge is i'll at the home
of her ra1ddaughtcr Mrs. Clement
Narney,-Mls. Mary Johnson fel, in her
sttinr-roorI recently and broke her
right wrist.--AIrs. Arthur Hin is in
Burlington caring for her daughter,
Mrs. George JimnIo, who is i'll with the
grip--Mrs. Mary Eastman sustained a
slight stroke of paralysis at her home
on Church street Monday.--Miss Abbic
Cove is spending "a fcW days i'll Hunt
inpton, the .,ucst of frienls.--E. 4.
Hasseltin. is recovering from an at
tack Of the "trip Mrs. = II. Barnard
is visiting Mrs. Susan NJ. Plain and
other friends.--Mrs. Joseph Lovarn is
i'll with grip.--Tho Woman's Mission
airy society will meet Friday afternoon
at the homo of Mrs. Frank Hill.--Mrs.
A. L. Myers is visiting friends in Lud-
low.
The funeral Of Mrs. Minerva McClunin
was held at her late home on North
street Wednesday morning. Tho Rev
G. a. Parker. pastor of the Methodist
Church, Of which Mrs. McClunin was a
member, ofiiciated The burial was in
Hinesburg Mrs. Scott Gooding who was
called here by the death of G. +. Colby
has returned to her home in Rutland.-A
good-sizcd audience enjoyed the concert
given by Ionian Sercnaders in Hollcy hal
Tuesday night This was the third mum
Der of the high school entertainment
coursc-Mrs. II. A Hammer went to Bur
lington Wednesday to spend the remand
or of the winter with her sister, Mrs
Perkins. Mrs. Ellen White OF Middioburl
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Phoebe Ridley
-Heman Lewis is i'll with pneumonia a
the home of Mrs. Matilda Carl.-Alrs. a
H. Godettc Of Nergcnncs is visiting hol
son, Henry Godotte, and family.
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son, Vernon. survives him lie is also
survived by one sister, Mrs. William
wars OF Essex. For the past ~ years
MT Lawrence had been engaged In tho
!e"eiry business. The funeral was
ned at his late home on Central street
tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock, with
burial at Essex Center.
announcements have been received
here OF the marriage January II Of Miss
fila May Mosscy and Thomas Vincent
smith of Plymouth n. IT. Mrs. Smith
was for some time operator in the tele-
phone office here.
Mrs George Wheeler has gone TO the
nanny Allen hospital for treatment.
John Tracy. an aged man, a lifelong
resident of the town. was found dead
Yesterday morning at his home, little
mouse ON The Colchestcr road about n
milo ana half from this village. whore
ne had lived the life of Il hermit for over
~ years. Joseph Paladce, who drives n
bakery team went there yesterday morn
ing to take his order, as was his custom.
tie got no response from his knocking
ana thought best TO notify the nearest
neishbor, c. c. Norton, who telephoned
Y" Dr. {. M. Ferrin, health officer. who
told Mr.. Norton to break open In" door.
When this was done Mr.. Tracy was
'"'' WI 'ut WHcFt Nv Idt Idu'il
from the bed. He had been dead several
hours. There was no fire IN the house
and kettle of water on the stove was
frozen solid. The doctor thought it prob
able that Mr.. Tracy had been i'll for a
day or so. Death was due to cold and
lack OF nutriment. Mr.. Tracy was born
IN this town September q. 1882. being n
member of one of the best families Of The
town of that time Family troubles
caused him to take up the life he had
lived. Although his home was poverty
stricken, it was not from necessity so.
as he had about 5000 in the bank and
valued the farm upon which his house
stands at about 5000. DR. Ferrin and
Selectman O. S. Nichols went 10 the
house and Mr.. Nichols ordered the body
brought to the undertaking rooms OF
a. d. Douglas. Mr. Tracy was never
married and his Only surviving relative
is n niece, Mrs Manley Allen Of Hard
wick. who was notified and came here
last night. The funeral ARRANGEMENTS
had not been made last evening. Or.
l. erin and others had tried this winter
several times to have him make other ar
rangements for living and care but he
would not do so, stating that II would
be too expensive
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PANTON.

Next Sunday the Rev. q. G. Cornell will
deliver % sermon, especially to men, and
would be- pleased TO have every man in
the community present.-NeXt Monda y
viii occur tho fourth quarterly conference
Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, which
will be an open meeting. The program
opens at 1045 a. IN. and will close al 200
p. NJ, the Rev. r. NJ. Haeadorn Of North
FerrlsburG, the Row. Thomas Stevenson
of Nereenncs and District Superintendent
Il. NJ. Kent will address the meeting, and
the Rev. Ernest Ryder of Salisbury will
be present and assist in the singing. Din
ner will be served at noon The iiome
Circle will meet Friday evening with Mi
and Mrs. Arthur Van Orman.-Mrs. Loyal
Spauldlng visited her sister. Mrs, vii
liam Mcintyre. of New Haven recently
Mrs. c. j. Palmer will return this week
from a few days trip to Boston,-Mrs
Adelia COnant and daughter Mary were
at stanton Cross in East Addison sun
IDN
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ADDISON.

Mrs ". II. Barnes ana little son, Mar
shall. have returned from few days
visit with friends in Winousii No
NOR" new cases of measles hay" appear
ed.-AlIS. stanton Cross, who has been
seriously i'll, is h"ttcr.--Grani View
Grange h 1 u regular meeting Friday
evening and took in quite large class.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Smith have had as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs, Ira llamblin
of ornwa ll.--Nlrs. Emma Marsha II
vent to New Haven last week to re-
main while with her son, Hayward
his wife having been called to her home
by the illness Of her s!ster.-Mrs, Amos
Bodettc is at her home in Burlington
for Il tinc.---Mr. and Mrs. John Elmer
entertained the u, 4 r. at their home
Thursday evening. Refreshments were
served. There was - good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Stone of Yer
Gennes were present and helped enter
tain,--Mr. ard Mrs. Gorge Blaze are the
parents Of daughter, born January 20.
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SHEIBURNE.

The funeral of Dr.. Waiter II. hanks
was largely attended st his late resi-
Gcncc in SheipLrne on Friday afternoon
mt two O'Clock. There We're many beauti-
ful floral offerings, among which was 4
harp with a broken strins. The Rev. G.,
r. Brush ofiiciated, assisted ~ he Rev.
n. q. Banks. Mrs. Perry Russell sang
two selections. beautiful Isle OF some
where" and THY Will &c Done" The
bearers were Ralph Baker Elmer Smith,
walter Palmer. Henry Tracy, End, Harris
Maeck and Perry Russell. DR.. Ranks was
born in Lisbon, Ne. April !, 1875. lie
prepared for college at Colby and Penn
broke academy. He was graduated from
The University Of Vermont III 1887. Short
ly after graduation r came to ShoIburne.
where he had been a successful practi-
toner for IL years. DR.. Ranks was Il
member Of the State Medical society ana
the American Medical associa lion and
was also district surgeon for the Rutland
railroad. He was man OF strong char
actor and ability and one in whom his
friends had the utmost confidence as an
able physician, and an outspoken man
with a keen appreciation OF the good and
beautiful in life lie will be greatly
missed in the community where his per-
sonality had been strongly ielt for so
many years.
Truman Andrews from Palmer Mass.
i. visiting at the home Of c. u. Van Vliet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson are parents of n
son. born Sunday,-Mrs, William Fetch
er is i'll with neuritis--C. T. Van Nliet,
who has been i'll with the grip and neu-
litis, is slowly recovering, though aS yet
unable to leave the house--A number of
the nurses from the Fanny Alien hospital
recently spent the evening with Mrs. II.
bInp
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NORTH FERRISBURG.

The regular meeting of the Kings
daughters Circle will be held Thursday
afternoon in their library rooms, There
is much illness in town.--J. 5. Wheeler is
suffering with an attack of pneumonia
The Whist club met with Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Harrington Tuesday evening.-M
Gardner and daughter, Mrs. Charlotte
Boutwell, of Massachusetts have returned
to the Misses Dakins homie for an in
definite stay.-The fourth quarterly con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held Friday evening at the par
sonagc with the Rev. and Mrs. trcd
Hagadorn. Kimball and Mr.. Fin 4,
delegates TO the boys conference in Bur
lington. from Troy Conference Academy.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. ID. a. kimba!. Mon
Gay on their return to Poultney.
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MONKTON.

SiNty-two couples attended the dance
last Thursday cvening.-Nr and Mrs. l..
q. Chaplin of Bristol were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Mech. W. n.
Cady Of Middlebury will install the Of
hcers of Florona Grange Friday evening.
refreshments will be served.--Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Comstock and daughter visit l.
ed in town Sunday.--Miss Alice Sheppard
is visiting relatives In iIuntington.-H. =.
Potter is i'll with pleurisy. Spencer
Sheppard is confined to the house by ILL
ness w. c. Donahue and the farmers
have commenced their ice harvest, IT is
of fine quality this year. being about
is inches thick
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
Thursday February | with Mrs. Cullen
Shattuci. All mcint RS are requested to
be present as the society will reorganize
Little Dorothy Iiallock, who has been i'll
since Thanksgiving. was able to attend
school Monday.-A young child of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis purnton is ili.--Frcd Wright
who has been in Massachusetts the past
three weeks, returned home Monday
night. Mrs. Nixon Thompson is ill.--Mrs
Sheldon Stokes is i'll with stomach trou-
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JERICHO

lhe Winooski Valley Teachers
association, OF which most Of the teach
ers in this town are members, VIII hoid
IT'S annual meeting in Barre February
ana 3,-Gcorgc Foster was IN bolton
Wednesday on business. -Announcem"h'S
nave been received OF the marriage OF
carl Edward Day to Lucille virginia
knapp, which took place Jauual. ~
New York city. MI Day is the SON OF
Mrs Buei Day.
A daughter was born TO Mr.. and MIS-
Arthur Packard January 20-John NC
Laughlin. VITO has been IN, is able to'pe
around the house The Rev. Wi'llah
,aShmore spoke in Richmond SUNDAY
John Garland has rented Of clayton hl''
nus iarm in Essex and viii take posses
SION March l.-Stephcn Ransom, who ha'
heen visiting in town. has gone to Eur
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SHOREHAM.

Three members OF the family of Eugene
Elthorpe are i'll with the grp.--P. w.
White was at home from Montpelier for
the weekend. The next meeting of the
NIoravian club will be held with James
Moore January 20 when the club will en-
terrain the members of the Clover club
Lunch will be served at noon.Mss Nellie
Nottingham was in Pittsford Tuesday to
attend the funeral of L. r. Burbank
Miss Olive Gage was in Middebury Will
her parents for the week END. Mrs. F. f.
douglas. who has been i'll with the grip
is imprpyiny
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WILl.ISTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Prior were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Earres in EsseN
junction Sunday.-Ralph Prior who has
been in Springfield, Mass, was called
home last week by the sickness OF his
wife Mr.. Tyler and Eugene Hanson with
others. attended the poultry show held IN
St. Adams Thursday Morton James was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital sun
day and operated on for appendicitis on
Monday. Forylle, IL, has sold his
whes,lwright shop and business to Horatio
sN,rtis.-penis Kendrew's little daughter
Kathlene was i'll with bronchitis last
week, but is gaining at present.
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HINESBURG.

Orange A. Baldwin, much-respectcd
resident of Hinesburg. died yesterday noon
at his late home in this village OF heart
disease. Mr. Baldwin was in the 18th
year of his age and had been afflicted
with heart trouble for several years,
though he was able to attend to business
up to a short time before his death. Mr..
Baldwin had resided in Hineshurg pract-
cally all of his life whore he had held
nearly all Of the town Offices. lie was
for many years deputy sheriff, which Of
flee he held at tho time of his death Mr..
Baldwin was three times married. His
first wife was Hattie Mason of Starks-
boro He was married the second time
to Sarah Small Taft Of Starksboro, who
died about Il years ago His third wife
was Matte Day Of Monkton. who. with
three children by the first marriage. sur
wives. The children are "A son, W. .
Baldwin Of Detroit, Mich. and tive
daughters, Mrs. Cora Weller of North
field and Mrs. George w Skiff OF Bur
lington. Mr., Baldwin was man of
standing in this community. whose advice
was much sought and given to good eli
feet He was veteran Of the Civil Wal
and at the time of his death was an ac-
tive member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. He was nlsC past master c'
Patriot Lodge, f.. and A. NJ Tho fu-
moral viii DE held nj 30 O'clock Friday
afternoon, January %, according te th'
, Masonic ritual. to BE- carried out by on
, Gers of Patriot Lodge, with iutermehl
T ut HueSbure cemetery
! Mrs. q. A BALDWIN is ~ Win
pneumonia. William Barker, clerk nj y
=. Iulls, is ill.-Mrs. kempt is able tf
| hc downstairs after u weeks illness with
inc grip.-Nr. France is hetter.-flcrbert
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs /. q. Elliott.-Mrs.
Walter Adrich. who has been suffering
with neurits following the grip, is more
omfortable.--Robcrt, the infant son of
Ira Bromley. is i'll with pneumonia. and
Mrs. Ira Bromley. Sr., has acute
bronchitis. Mrs. ". II. Heath and chill
drcn from Hardwick, who are there are
recovering from the -rip.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gay Fogg of Randolph are visiting at
Allen ifilt'S
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JERICHO CENTER.

Tho town auditors will meet in l.. G.
Stevcns's office Monday and Tuesday,
January - and 49, Miss katherine Dewey
is i'll and Mrs. +. r. Nialoney is assisting
in the high school. The Social Service
club will meet Friday with Mrs Addie
stiles. Roll call; humorous quotations;
current events on Mexican items of in
tereSt; business, topic. THE l.uster OF
Ancient Mexico" Mrs. Barnum, Mrs.
Mary Ransom. Mrs. Dora BroWn.-Miss
Mice Eddy of Boston is the guest of her
brother. DR.. NJ. O. Eddy.-G. G. Bicknell
and Mrs. cora Chaplin are ill.-Charlcs
Ncaly of Essex was at his brothers..
IrNinr NralN. on SundaN
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Jennie Wcllinger returned to her
school Monday after being at home a
week with the grip.--County Agent J. W.
Dana held a meeting at the school
house Wednesday, morning.-Mr and Mrs.
Albert Cook we're in Charlotte Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Forbes of Williston
were at the home OF his brother Rolln
Forbes, Saturday.---Ira Chase and Floyd
lIsham were in Burlington Saturday.-R.
nj. North has been confined TO the house
tho past week by illness.
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TOWNSVILLE

Miss Io" ralmcr was able L. return
to- her schCo' hero this wock.--A. G.
ralror went To tho Mary Fletcher hos
'itul Friday. II was expected he Woult
have 10 undergo an operation. It, il
s0ncNH.'t improved AMI .ft,l o. fcW
! S. I"out'ncut viii l., taEcu t. the
nome q, his brother. VINO recently
moved Eurlinp ton Mrs I. Ii ChoS.-
NOR. V!s'-rl her mothtr In Charlotte
oN.l s,unda T.--SoUc Of the family OF
r. T.. Whaien are having th" crib
Miss bertha ltili Of Starksboro was Il
visitor at c. G. FIiler's Monday.--Mr.
CutIcr who has been i'll, is Improving.
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SALISBURY.

The revival meetings, held by Mrs.
Smith under the auspices of the Chris
tian Erdcavor society for three weeks.
closed Sunday cVoning-AIrs. Jultl Prout
'Waterhousc Is i'll with the grip.-The
fourth quarterly conference ana dinner
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church was
held Monday. A good number were pres
ont-Mrs. S. A, Pierce is i'll with the grip
mt the home of Mrs. +. u. Nelson.-Dr.
O. NJ. Bump, who has been confined 10
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. i. l.. Hemenway spent ladies'
week at Montpelier.--D. c. Barbour is
again i'll in bed.--t,rl Dayton. who is at
T'ainiield. is improving in health.-Mr.
and Mrs. w. l.. Wheeler are both i'll in
bed. Their daughter, Miss Gertrude, of
Burlington, is caring for them.-One case
of measles has been reported in town. -
Wade Walker is recovering from grip
Willis G. Palmer has been visiting his
brother at East Niddlcbury
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COLCHESTER.

A business meeting of the CongTega-
tional Church has been called to meet
at the parish house Monday January -,
at two O'Clock. The church committee
requests that all members be present to
transact necessary business, The annua.
meeting of the Colchester creamery will
be held at the parish house Monday
morning February s. at ten O'clock
George Herring Of Middlebury is in town,
making some repairs on the machinery
at the creamcry.-E. s. Wright visited in
Nontpclier and Quebec last week
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Miss Abbe Cove Of Bristol Is "a guest
of Miss Jane Ring.-At the whist party
saturday evening Mrs Minnie Brown
won the first prize and Alfred Wright the
second There will he another party in
two weeks.-Iieman Haskins funeral
was held at his late residence Monday
The Rev II. |. Kemp Of liinesburg Off
ciated lnterment was at the north viii
lagc. Mrs. S. j. Randall, Mrs. Charles
Jmmo. Mrs. v II, Sargent and q. 4
Hallock are among those on the sick list
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CHARLOTTE.

Fhe ladies' Ala served . hash sup
per at the vestry Wednesday evening
from six to eight o'tlncll.-Martin c. Hill
and mother. Mrs. NJ. l.. Hill. have gone
TO New York city to visit r.latives--Mrs.
d. o. Foote has been visiting relatives
in Cornwall.--A number of people are
rehearsing for Il play, to be given in
February for the purpose Of starting n
fund to provide electric lights for the
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WEST MILTON.

AIR and Mrs. Earle Lawton passed
Sunday at Earle Slocum's .--Mr. au1
Mrs. r. r. Blake were in St. Adams re-
contly.--Mrs. T.. T.. Hlakc has gone to
New Haven to attend the furera! of
her sister. Mrs. Merrill Word of her
death was received Monday.--Mrs. C. l..
Osgood visited Mrs Albert watson last
Thursday
Relatives here Of David Sweeney have
been notified of his death.-A party was
held recently Ut Mrs. Belle Granger -
T.. T.. Blake is i'll with the prip.-Norman
Lamphcrc was buried here Wednesday.
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ESSEX JUNCTION..

r. Henry Lawrence died at $50 sun
day morning from the effects Of n shoes
which he suffered last week Tuesday, Mr..
Lawrence was born in Westford Decem-
Der Q, 1860 He lived in Westford during
his earlier life. moving from there TO
Essex Center, where he lived about IL
years, and moved to this village IA year
ago. lie was married to Anna d. Lane OF
Jericho 70 years ago, who, with one
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ESSEX CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Willis Foley and daugh-
ter, Matte Of Waitsfield were guests Of
his sister, Mrs. Ray S. Fletcher, Sunday,
on their way to East Berkshire, where
Mr. Foley has employment as foreman
of one Of Byron Coomb's farms. Charles
Blood went to the hospital Friday for an
operation Mrs. stephen Daguc, who
was seriously i'll. is somewhat better. -
Mrs. Julia I.aSalle of Burlington is i'll
at her fathers, stephen Dague, Sr
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FOR SALE

One pair onc-horsc work sleds: ono eight
II. p. 1ntcrna tional engine. which will burn
Kerosene; ono good work horse. We offer a
great reduction for the next two weeks
full line OF Arrow brand winter footwear
Indian moccasins for men, women and chil-
dren. also new line of mems dress shoes
at close price.
j. Il. FORVILLE, WilIiston, Vt.
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\ VILLAGE FARM in the Connecticut val
Icy south Of Fellows Falls, for sale or
rent 10 n good farmer who will stock AMI
care for same. This farm Is suitably
divided into tllagc. pasture and timber
land. we'll watered. select location good
coil and market. Apply in person or give
full particulars In first letter. Call Sat
urday evening Monday morning. w. v.
Farr SIS North Union ST.. Burlington. Vt.
l2dw.tf.
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CORNWALL.

The Cornwall Woman's Missionary so.
ciety will hold its annual meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Henry G. James on Thurs
day. January Or. from 10 to four o'clock
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FOR RENT.

$50 ACRE FARM TO RENT on shares with
40 COWS. Tenant must be able to furnish
team. only Il .csponsihle. tcmperate
farmer need apply 10y letter TO Box lsp'
rssex rDurtion VI 10. st. w. {.
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WANTED.

A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN wanted to keep
house for man. Mr.. Charles GraNlin,
Cambridge VT. 2llot3O.w,Ht.
COOK wanted at the Home for Desu-
ture Children. References required.
e. w. IF.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Fred Kimball, who has been pass
ing several weeks with her daughter, Mrs,
Philip Eddy, has returned to her home
in Lyndon nter-Joseph Fortune, who
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FRANK s. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Filters
M 81. Pnul street
Next North burlington Savings Bank
Burlington Veterinary Hospital

73 Pine st. burlington, VI.
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College, 1903. Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
106.
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weeks illness. Master Leon short
sleeves was taken to the Fanny Allen
hospital Yesterday fer treatment.