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am not ashamed 81 The gospel 0' Chrsi
for IL IN the power ~ God unto salvation
to every ono that bcliCNrth Rom 10.
Ashamed of Jesus yes, ] may,
When I've no guilt 10 wash away
No tears 10 wipe no good 10 rtAvH
No fears 10 qucll. no soul 10 save
TIL then nor is my b0Asting vain
Till then ! boast Sayior slain
And oh, may this nv glory BE-,
That Christ IL not ashamed Of mo.
Wbosoey~r shall hc ashamed of me and
Of my words. of him shall the son 81 man
be ashamed, when he shall come IN bis own
glory. and In bis Fathers and OF the holy
angels. Lake 0: 20.
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EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo, oct.
80. Nclson y. lAmpcrt, vice presi-
dent Of the Fort Dearborn National
hank In Chicago, stricken with
cerebral hcmorrhaEe while playing
golf. died here today.
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Nuts for HOWdrd to Crack

Mr.. Howard condemns Mr.. Chand-
Ter for voting against the first in
iuuitous revenue bill. Bosh--Mr.
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Chandler voted against a provision OF
the revenue bill. which is admittedly
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3-lb. bats: size 72x9O; ready
to make a comfort; 7So
weight 3 pounds; at e.. JCC
Glib. bats; light weight for
wooden comfort or quilt; size
72x90; ready to use. S0o
special at ......... COO
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HATS AT S3.Oa

Take your choice of any hat in
the house at this GO OK
special price OF -. CDO.OO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-28
CORRESPONDENCE MONACKEH0 KVf
zETE S CfSAkEM.
BYVALY KAISR v PRAVEM SVETLE

rPaffz a. prosnce - Kn(ze Albert Monaka dodal spo
ien&mu u dopis ktery adresoval byvalemu csaf Vemo
vi ktery bude nemene sensacnm nez pov9stna odhaen{
kzete Lhnovskeho byvaeho nemeckeho vyslance Londy
ne Dops uvadi mnohou rozmluvu byvaeho vadce odhau
e davne eho vaecns zmey Podobne vyda nektera psan
zaslana cisaTem ohavenim "Md drahy bratrance"a
podpsy: Vasi vysost oddany pfel bratranec cttel Will
helm, I. r."
Vzajemna korespondence trvaa nekoik let kdy kn{
ze Albert byl castym hostem Berne Kielu letnfm
lac csare ostroye Koru Lsy zajimavy tn ze mich
csaf vyaduje neporyte svoje dee budoncnos Nemec-
ka soucasne dokazuje jak velice pfilnul miarismu
Monacky vladce dopise sYem varuje Vlema aby sobe
neznepfatel ps Franci zanechal vybonych pand sve
silly ably venova vseobecnemu vzdean dskos pfse ku
pffkladu: .e. ...>.sr e.:t% ~
Mlsto oho pestoya ste al dosud jen brutAnf zvyk
jensk& monarchie ovladnu sv6ta vas shl do do ia
leSnych idealh slepe posetilosi.", s~~i a,. n.
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Ma palube yachy Meteor dne g. cervna kdyz cfsaf
dozvede zavrazdenf rakouskeho nasednka Ferdnanda
Sarajevu, prones Abertov "Nyn muslin opetne vse pre-
d9lati." -
Kdyz byo praveno, ze pohnevany francouzsky lid je
pro valku Nemeckem odpoved9 prlisnou horlivpstf:
"Ano. musme 81 pospsti, abychom neprisli pozde
nastao n uspordani nak nezbyne ku zrzenf novch ma
rodnost Evrope Zde jsou Angosasov dobfe chapac ze
jech prave =amy sou spoit ochran6 prot zut
nebezpec tento rok president Wilson Ange uzili
dplomatickeho jazyka Dobre chapou, Nemeckem mic
nesvedou Re Nemecko musl brati jakym JEST
Dale vypravoval, ze snadno mohl pfepadnout Rusko,
kdyz toto byo rusko-japonskou vakou vysileno po-
dobn6 pry mohl pfepadnouti Franc kdyz jech 900
voiak1 lezeo epidemic nemocnicich KNIFE varova Vile
aby nepodceoval angckou armadu kere cfsaf ne
korate vysovue pohrdanim pfehnane nabubfeou chva
lou vojsku vlastnim.
Ma jinem mste pravil kaisr ze ruskeho ma dpne
svych rukou correspondence obsahue fadu novyh dat
ez made vsechnu pochbnost nsvedcu ze Vem vaecny
mi pl&ny zabyva celou radu let ze skutecn9 sam
Jim chranena srana mtarstcka skuetn9 edin3 sou sv
tovou vaku odpov9dni
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NASE ZTRATY.

Ma dnesni listin9 ztrat nacha
ri Sc 1885 jmen celkem a mezi
mimi 139 jmen ohajskych vojf-
MI vcetn9 18 branch naseho
'm6sta. Prosty vojfn X. Bednaf,
4257 vych. 124 ul. byl ma boji-
sti tezce ran9n, q vojin R. He
rold. 1O42S Lake Ave. rovnez.
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BITVA v ODESE.

Odessa, 49, prosince. (Opozdena zprava) = meste Sc
rozpoal urputny boj kerem podeo 5000 muzd fran
couzskho vojska Francouzsa della bfehu velke kusy
btevnc "Jusce" pa pres meso do tabora repubkand
Jest neozno uda zray meso jest rom strany pobfez
nj mmo kontrolu.
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Wilson ucastnllxem kral0vskeho banketu
NOVA STREDNi
EVROPA.

OAASoA0Ay OSNAAs JSAN
pricinenim sveho vrchniho re-
daktora dra. Knappa ucinil jiz
tolik dobreho We prospech ce-
skoslovenske veci ostatnfch
dosud utlacovanych narodl, ne
spousti rozvoj ceskoslovenske
republiky oci a pri kazde pri-
lezitosti navazuje ma vyznam
tam Sc odehravajicich Sc udalo
stf, pridrzuje tax americke We
fejnosti zrcadlo pred ocima, "
n6mz obraz{ Sc vyznam naroda
ceskoslovenskeho We SVEN nej-
pfiblizneji pravdivem svetle.
Ueinil tax pfi nastoupeni Ma
Isaryka do kresla presidenta
statu ceskoslovenskeho pise
(pod titulem: "Nova stfedni
Evropa":
Tomas G.. Masaryk slozil v
ned9li prfsahu jako prvni pre-
sident ceskoslovenske republi-
ky. zadny novy stat nemohl le-
pc zaciti. Masaryk jest jednfm
z neivetsfch svetovych statnf-
XII. Odvahou a proziravostl ne
ma mad sebe vyssiho a v odvaze
a oddanosti ieho kraiani byli
remene vzneseri. Diky geniu
,vhdcovu o. ieho lidu vynoril Sc
s6eskdslaYenskt stat Rryt iSkol
ssobestatnva t1pln6' 'organisova-
nv z n6meckeho zalafe. We KITE
rem tolik udatnVch narodG tax
,dlouho bylo drzano.
Ale nastolenf tohoto prv6ho
nresidenta znamena pouze po-
eatek budovanf move strednf E.
vropv. &c svtmi s'lnvmi hrani-
CENT q iest9 silp6isfmi srdcf ne
mhze Geskoslovenska republika
zhstati osamocena. Must ma Sc
veru prilehati ma svobodnou a
vvtrvalou Polsku. Ma iihu must
btti podporovana svobodnou q
vvtrva,on Tihoelavif a v pozadf
must btti svobcdne a vytrvale
Rnsko.
Prace sm&ruifcf k soroaniso-
vanf move Polskv pokracuje
skvele. Prace. smeruiicf k spo-
ienf Jihoslav;e postupu1e v
med vzdor n3k+erV-n r~ekas-
kam v cestn GO II stovfcfm. Ale
o+azka vvhrdovanf Rnska. iez
nv nnhv1o ari ca~ak6. ami ho'sa-
vicka. rvhrz svohodnh a spo<a-
dane v t9sr6m sroienf s moe
roatr,; z6nadnfui. sotva zata-
la. A Test to na Rusi. kde mir
bude hnd' zfskan. arebo ztra-
cen. Trvalt zisk. vvpltvaiicf z
vvrn7enf Namecka z Relpie bu
de ma11. hude-li N1meckn dovo
leno upevn't; svcii narodohosno
da~skou I "knltnrrf" nadvladu
mad .O0O.O 600 Rusd.
Usp9ch ktereho Masaryk do
sahl v Cechach, iehoz Pisudski
dosahuje v Polsce a jehoz IL
skava celia skupina muzd ver-
nych Jihoslavii mel by mad
chnouti statniky rozhodnostf a
prozfravostf. ktera by Jim umoz
nila pomcci Rusku ma nohy.
WssAsl MSS
NASE ZTRATY.
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POLSKE ULTMATUM.

Varsava, 20. prosnce - Poska vlada zaslala Nemecku
utimatum kerym pozadue vony dovoz .poskeho vojska
drahou dosud Nc kontrolovanou Vny jest ohro
lena rudou bolsevickou gardou
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HOSTINA Sc KONALA v TRADlQCH
ANCLICKEHO DVORA.
PRESIDENT OSLOVUJE KRALE
PROSTYM - SIRE.
JEDNANf'o o RAzNEJsiM zAKRocENl v RUsKU.

Londyn 27. prosince. Bucknghamsly palac kdy
by svekem vetsch okazao mad vcere banket pocest
ruhontm jest ze vzdor tom ze host jest nacelnkem demo-
kraticke repubky zachovavany byy pr pamatne hosne
starobyle etketnf zvyky velkobrtanskych panovnika
Do savnostni sine vkroci prvnf Wilson kraovnu Mari
prvodu dvorskych drednfkd zatem stkvoucch historic
kych uniformach Ia pvnm parem ved kral Jill pf Wiso
novou nasedovani ostatnm ceny kralovske rodn
tabue sedeo dvanact osob kralem uprosed Wilson
jeho prave pi Wsonova eve strane Pc prave srane
presidena usada kralovna pax die vyse d1stonos
statnf 1castnc
Pred banketem uveden byl amert hoste do vekeho bf
ho navevnho sau kde shromazdena bya kralovska rod
kde vykonalo vzajemne pedsavovani Banketn sal
skta pohled vkutku nadherny Jdenf pfbor ryzeho za
a $4,000 by zvlas9 pfnesen statnfho kenu
Jednotlive kusy isou hsoricke vyznamnos pochaz ro
SEX lodi po porazce "Span9ske Arnady"
Ma bakone umfstena byla vojensk& kapea paradnch
200 stop dlouhy a73 stopy sroky sal bvl osvet
sy6kami sycnech rhzov5mi hedvabnSmi
Diva prfpitky pronesene zastupc velkych angicky mu
vcch narodd stanou iste historckym Kral J vyadf
zdravici Snoienym Statdm nasedujicimi slovy: i"
Pfiofm zdravi presidenta spojenych statd pani
Wi.onovs lspsch velkkho americksho nSroda"
NaGez president Wilson odpovedel:
"Nemohu jinak. SIRE len pocty huboks upfimnost
pfatevi svmpatie pratt zdravi zdravi kralovn&
speech VelLe Britani."
Londtn 27. prosince Spetila ruskA situace zabere
prece en presidentu Wisonov mnoho casu pobvtu
Angl Dne kona angck6mi stanikv dhezitou konferen
kere bvlo ednano lax cel rusktm zmatk1m
ci ie dosal DO pravdelntch kole
tomuo cii pracuie havne hrabe Vladimir Kokocov ienz
jest povazovan neiveho nantnfka kereho kdy Rusko
mso Prmonva hlavn6 voienske radikaln zakrocenf
spoiencG Rus tomtez smeru pracuje znamy knze
Lvov. ~" 49,
aneickych diplomatickSch kruz{ch vsfeno
sevicka vada chysta armadu trech moneeh mulch Ia
rv6ho stavu en ruska vada podobne pocetubu zbro
nj vvprav Neso tax ami carsvi kdy spoenc doko
nalou vSzbroi armady musi sam zaopa prave tax
iako zasobiti il odevem.
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days stay with his family.--The GUS
tomary midweek union prayer meeting
will be held this evening at the me-
mortal Baptist Church and the Rev.
Henry c. Newell, the Congregational
pastor, will preach the sermon. At the
conclusion of the regular order Of ex-
ercises Prof. Raymond Mcfarland will
give the fifth of his series Of lectures
before the teachers Q institute.--Mrs.
Randall Hammond, who has been here
for two weeks to visit Mr. and Mrs. w.
Fred Hammond, has returned to Bran
don.--Emery e. wissell, the coal man,
who has been confined to his home Tor
several weeks, is again able to be at
his place of business.-Mr. and Mrs.
julius p. Fletcher of Marlboro. Mass,
are visiting friends here.-Perry De.
grey. who has been confined to his
home for a few days by illness. has SO
far recovered as to be able to be out
Mrs. Charles Earl has gone to Elgin.
ILL.,, to visit for a few weeks.-Patrick
Halpin is seriously ill.-Charles Del
phia Of Cornwall was taken to Bur-
lington Wednesday morning to enter
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment.
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PANTON.

William Stanton was operated on at the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington last
Friday.-The Red Cross whist party met
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. H. Davis.-Mrs. Charles Spaulding has
been at e. Whittier's in Bridport, assist
ing in the preparation for the Whittier
Payne wedding. Vanderhoof was
confined to the house by illness last week,
but Is now out again.-There was a large
attendance at the whist party at Samuel
Gaines's. Miss Florence Beach and Ros-
we'll Gaines won first prizes and Robert
Sprague and Della Rogers won the con-
ISOLATION prizes.-Mrs. Emma Raine has
returned to Worcester. Mass, after SPEND
ing the winter with her sister, Miss Isa-
dore Adams.-Charles Stanton visited his
father at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur-
lington. on Saturday.-Lee Vanderhoof.
who was called here by the illness of his
brother, Arthur, has returned to YER
gennes.-Mrs. Susan Merrill of Vergennes
Is with Miss Isadore Adams for few
days.-Mrs. George Sprague is i'll with a
hard cold.-Miss Sarah Henderson has
returned to her home in Worcester. after
spending several months with her sister.
Mrs. E. F. Trask.-Henry Brothers Of
Bellows Falls was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. George Everts. last week.-A. E.
Booth made a business trip to Monkton
last Saturday.-Mrs. H. E. Carmenter and
two children, Alice and Betty of Taunton,
Mass, were the guests of her sister. Mrs.
George Eyerts, last week.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page one.,

here Monday night for Fort Socum, hav-
Ing enlisted several days ago: William
Devoid OF North Ferrisburg. Francis H.
Tousino Of Bristol, Charles p. Fiske of
Hancock and Ralph T. Richie of Han
COCK. The young men assembled at the
county court house at five o'clock and
were instructed by Rufus wainwright
OF the local board. after which they were
taken to the Addison House for supper.
they left on the sleeper. in charge of
Charles p. Fiske, who was appointed to
take charge of them until they reach
their destination.-Mrs. Isaac Stearns and
daughter, Miss Sara Stearns, left Tuesday
night Tor Boston, called by the serious
illness OF her son. Karl Stearns, with
pneumonia. Mr.. Stearns Is in the U. S.
army and Is stationed at the Charles
town navy yard.-Charles G. Cady has
returned from Pittsfeld, Mass, where
he has been to visit his daughter.-Mrs.
Marion Cutting. who has been i'll for
several weeks at the home of her mother
Mrs Jennie NJ Crosby, as the result of
an abscess. is steadily improving.
The continuous thaw for Ave days
has made great inroads upon the heavy
body OF snow that covered the ground
and the sleighing is rapidly passing
away. In this village 1t Is practically
all gone In most OF the streets and
some of the streets are deeply flooded
with water. In some sections of Wash.
ington street the water Is over a foot
deep on the sidewalks and so deep II
the road that road sides had to bs
banked up to keep the water out Of the
netghboring buildings. Other street.
on the east side are In nearly as bad q
condition and large number of eel
lars have been flooded Otter creek
Lemon Fair and the East Middlebury
river are rising rapidly and foods are
expected to follow unless a freeze-uI
occurs shortly.-Middlebury Grange No
Sl6 will hold special meeting this
evening for the purpose of taking II
new applications for membership
Lake Dunmore Lodge. No. II, ]. o. O. F..
worked the first degree on class OF
candidates Wednesday evening"
George T. Champagne IL ill.-Willian
Ray has gone to Castleton for a few
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Caledonia County.
HARDWICK.

The annual village meeting was held In
the opera house Tuesday, March II. These
officers were elected: President, J. A.
Gallagher; LIST trustee, E. s. Smith; End
trustee, c. F. Davis; street commissioner,
A. ]. Larabee; auditors. George James.
G. H. Mcleod and L. B. Turner; clerk
and treasurer. c. T. Pierce; chief en-
gineer, c. A. Stanford; LIST asst. engineer.
w. E. Fraser; End asst. engineer, Claude
Rollins; fire wardens. ]. o. La Joy, w. H.
Clarke. j. w. Hersey and N. C. Morse
Tax 60 cents. The inspector Of wood.
bark and lumber is Samuel Daniels.-Miss
Christina Munro, who has been employed
at the local hospital for nearly five and
one-half years, has completed her engage
ment and gone to Barre. where she will
enter the training school in the hospital
at that place.
Neil Wakefield died at hospital Sat-
urday night after an illness Of three
weeks following an operation for appen-
dicitis. Mr.. Wakefield Is survived by
his mother Mrs. Mary Wakefield. and
one brother. DR.. p. A. Wakefield.-Harry
Hall is at home from Burlington. where
he has been working for several months.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Mason Of Hyde
Park were weekend visitors at the home
Of C. c. Dwinell.-Mrs. c. A. Adams Of
Groveton, N. H., was In town Tuesday
to attend the funeral Of Neil Wake
fleld.-Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Carr were
visitors in st. Johnsbury the first Of the
week.-Andrew Smith underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis at the hospital
Monday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Palmer and Miss Grace Palmer visited
in Craftsbury Sunday.-News has been
received here Of the birth of a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Jones Of Hyde Park.
who were former residents Of this place.
The Rev. Charles Waite Of Essex juno
ton, who has been engaged to preach
at the Congregational Church, has moved
his family here and will occupy tho NJ. j.
Davis house at the corner of Elm and
Spring streets.
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this year.-Mrs. Floyd sperry Is visiting
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. anu
MRS. Carney. In Shoreham.-John Weicn
OF New York State has moved INTO
the Thomas Billiard tenement house.-Mr.
La Mountain. from New York state, mas
moved on to F. 70. Foote'S farm and VIII
manage It this year.--Guy Blaise of Bird.
port has moved into william Richards
tenement house.-John LaFountain mas
moved on to his farm in Brdport, wnich
he purchased Of Joseph Blaise.
MRS. M Q. Field, who has been Ill for
a week with a severe attack Of the Grip
ID slowly improvlng.-Miss Lucretia Hed-
neld OF Castleton is a guest of her cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Peet.-Mrs. F. e.
Foote 10 In Burlington, where she went
with her daughter, Florita. who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Mary Flet-
cher hospital, and is reported as doing
weli.-Miss Abby Wing, who has been for
several weeks with her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Wing, has returned
to Brandon,
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LOWELL.

Miss Ina Morgan preached her farewell
sermon Sunday at the Methodist Church.
Miss Morgan expects to place her mother,
Mrs. Morgan, who has been Ill for the
past three months, in a sanitarium near
Boston. Mass, for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
close Friday for a vacation Of two weeks,
excepting the village school, which will
close a week later.-Mrs. James Dwinell
of Barre, Mass. is the guest Of her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Coolbeth.-Miss Ber-
nice Lanpher and brother. Albert. Of Al
bany are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Lanpher.-Mrs. e. w. Farman, who
has been with her sister, Mrs. Alger of
Barton, returned to her home this week.
Repairs are being made on Mrs. Young
house, situated on the Burlington road,
for the purpose OF converting 1t into a
hotel-Sanborn Watson, aged II and Orel
Warner. aged IL. took hike on snow.
shoes to North Troy. a distance Of about
* ,,,tiau In aiY h0,ira
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topic, In charge of Mrs. Bosworth, Miss
Norton, Mrs. Estey Reading, Mrs. b. ID.
Varney. The committee has arranged to
have DR.. Dalton, secretary Of the State
Board of Health, speak.-Lee Hunt Is III
at the home Of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Wright.-Mrs. q. r. Guinan
gave a party to q few friends Wednes-
day afternoon. It being her birthday
A. =. Wright, who has been Ill. Is better.
Some Of the farmers in this vicinity have
begun sugaring.
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BRISTOL.

Carroll Stearns of the y. S. steamship
Georgia is visiting his grandfather. N. r..
Dunshee. on a few days furlough.-The
funeral of James Duba, who died IN YER
gennes Friday was held in the Memo
dist Episcopal Church at 2:SO O'CLOCK sun
day afternoon. The Rev. G. A. Parker
officiated.-The prayer meeting OF the
Federated Church will be held THURSDAY
evening at the home Of Mr.. ana MIS-
@. A. Danforth.-Mr and Mrs Manioh
Purinton Of Lincoln visited Mr.. ana Mrs'
A. w. Cove Sunday.
Francis Cousins has enlisted ana gone
to Fort Slocum, N. VA good erowd en-.
joyed the concert given by the musical
Art quartet Monday night. TINS ID the
last entertainment of the high schoo'
course.-Mrs. F. II. Dickerman went 10
Boston Tuesday for treatment MI DICK
erman and Miss Grace Merrill accom-
panied her.-Edward Murray Is moving
his family to Windsor. Lahdoh'
who has been threatened with pneumonia.
70 q little better.-S. d. Farr Is IN poor
heaith.-The meeting of the w. Z. i. ".
WIN be held Friday afternoon with MISS
Weller.-There was no school IN grace
four Tuesday afternoon and "Wednesday
owing to the illness of the teacher MISS
Mildred Morgan.-The outlook clup VII.
meet Friday afternoon at the home Oh
Mrs. Smith. Public Health" will be the
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BRIDPORT.

Mrs. William Grandey is slowly recov-
ering after a recent illness.-Cleon Norton
went to Texas Thursday. A send-off was
held in his honor by the Masons Tuesday
evening.-Mrs. Wright Of Ticonderoga, N.
Y, died Friday morning at the home
Of Charles Elithorp. Mrs. Wright had
been here visiting.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Goodspeed visited in New York Monday
Ruth Goodspeed is at home i'll with the
grip.-william Blaise has moved his fam
lily to North Addison.-Troye Allard, who
has been confined to the house with the
grip, is much improved.
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a 800 Acre Farm
For Sale!

In the town of Cambridge, loo.acrs
meadow. 100 acres pasture, bal. timber
land can sell the timber right whore
II 10 Tor $4,000; has large modern
barn and house. IS head of cattle: will
summer and winter 60 COWS; has a pair
Of horses. 10 hogs. farming tools such
~ manure spreader corn harvester.
oesder. lime sower. gasoline engine and
blower. sulky plow. everything a man
wants ON farm For sale by the
4. =. DAY REAz ESTATE AGENCY.
Camhrl1ge. W
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tied friends here yesterday. Mrs. Linda
Gage has 10 far recovered from her re.
cent illness 30 as to be up and around the
house.-Mrs. Ullbeft Cady has returned
to Chasy, N. r. after q few days visit
to the home Of G. +. 8. Pierce -Judge
John Il. Weeks Of Middiebury was in town
neutrality-suspicious. Banyea, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Julia Geror
has returned to Hishgate.-Miss Nellie
Mcknight has returned from An extended
visit to relatives In New Jersey.--John A.
Harrington visited the Harrington home-
stead in Weybridge neutrality-suspicious.
ter John H. Donnelly attended the funeral
Of Gen. Theodore 8. Peck at Burlington
Tuesday.-O. H. Sherman Of Burlington
was in town yesterday to attend q meet
Ing Of the directors If the National bank
of vergennes.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Hazel Ward is home from Bellows
Falls. Ill with the measles.-Miss Ethel
Smith Is on the sick list.-Mr. and Mrs. V.
M Benedict and daughter Lucille went
to Bridport Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding of Linus Payne, nephew Of Mrs.
Benedict.-The family Of Hallock Squier.
who have been Ill with pneumonia, are on
the gain.-E. f. Wakefield Of Port Henry
was in town Monday.-Mrs. Mcintyre was
a visitor in vergennes Tuesday.-William
Hubbard. who has suffered for some time
from an injured sciatic nerve. was in
Burlington Monday for treatment.-The
play that was to have been given Friday
night for Weybridge people, has been
postponed on account Of bad roads.-Mrs.
H. c. Peck and Mrs. H. ]. Peck go Fri
day to Keene, N. H.. where they will
visit their daughter and niece. Miss Myrtle
Peck.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMING NEVER PAID BETTER than II
does to-day. Would you like to own a
farm and be Independent? II So see me
Saturday and save the agents commission.
Ny farms were bought direct for cash at
low figure and I will take your bank
book or house in this city in exchange.
ness. w. v. Farr. So North Union st..
Burlington, Vt. 4S.d,w,tf.