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UNDERHILL

There will be u card party at st.
Thomas hall Thursday evening. Re-
freshments will be served. All are
cordially invited.-H. p. Howard has in
stalled an electric plant in his home
Mrs. Rennie Chase has gone to Pitts
field, Mass, to visit her sister.
All, who are interested in a community
Christmas tree. please meet at the G. A.
r. hall Wednesday evening. December
third. TO discuss the matter.-Fred
Jellffe, senior partner of the Jellime
Wright & Co, New York. called on C. NJ.
Henderson recently.--Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
lockwood have gone to Barre to spend
with their son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard lockwood. There
will he n dance at G. A. r. hail Thursday
evening, December 4. for the benefit of
the village improvement society. ca
banas orchestra of four pieces will
furnish music.--Nrs. u. s. WhitcOmb has
gone to Burlington TO spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Bates.-A. II. Sher-
man, who has been visiting friends in
town for several weeks went Monday TO
Waltham Mass, where he will spend the
winter with his nephew, G. W. Benedict.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. HAGEN Of Grand
Isle are visiting relatives in town.--Miss
Iva Thorp was given n birthday post
card shower Wednesday.
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COLCHESTER

reception and banquet vii he given
the returned soldiers at Woodmen's hall
Friday evening, November -.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williamson are
the happy parents of a son born recently.
Mrs. Lucy Carey and daughter. Rachel,
left last week for Hartford. Conn, where
they expect TO spend the winter.-The
Kings Daughters will meet in the Parish
House saturday covered dish dinner
will be served. Everyone is invited
Mrs, Hattie Alger, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. +. w Severance. re-
turned to her home in Bristol Tuesday.
quite number from Colchester at
tended the farmers meeting at Richmond
Tuesday.-Mr, and Mrs. Albee of Middle
bury are spending the winter with Mrs.
Albees sister, Mrs. Powers-The Ladies'
Aid society will serve supper in the
Baptist vestry Tuesday December ..
from fve-thrty until eight o'clock. The
proceeds are to be used for repairs on
the parsonage. All are cordially invited.
Stephen Curtis, who has been visiting
p. NJ Curtis and other relatives in town,
has returned to his home in New Jersey.
Mrs j. NJ. Wright, who underwent an
operation Friday, has been quite ill.,
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City of New York. County o. New York,
State of New York.
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK co.


a corporation duly organized and existing
under and by virtue of the laws of the
State of New Jersey. with an office and
place of business at No. los Hudson Street
gagged in buying and selling Milk and Cream
in cans, with its name, names and other
marks and devices, which it uses and has
thte right to use, stamped, embossed, i'm
pressed and otherwise produced on said
cans. and that the said name. names. other
marks and devices are as follows:
The letter ''B" upon the face of which
there is embossed the name Burdens Com
densed Milk Co."
v. &. NJ. Co.
And that its principal place of business
In the State of Vermont is located at Rich
mond. Chittenden County. Vermont
This registration is made under and in
accordance with Sections 1907 to 5000 in
elusive. of the General Laws of Vermont
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the said Bor-
denis Condensed MIX company, hath caused
its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed
and this certificate to be subscribed. with
Secretary, this 18th day of October. 1919
BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK co.
by ;. }. PEARSON. Secretary.
State of New York, County of New York IS 1:
On this 18th day of October, 1919, before
me personally appeared s. j. PEARSON to
me known, who, being my duly sworn
did depose and say that he resides in
Maplewood New Jersey: that he is Secre-
tary of Borden's Condenscc Milk company
the corporation described in and which
executed the foregoing instrument; that he
knew the seal Of said corporation; that
the seal affixed to said instrument was
such corporate seal; that IL was so affixed
by authority Of the Board of Directors of
said corporation, ana that he signed his
name thereto by like authority.
ID. HAROLD BUSH Notary Public. Kings
York County. No 81.
County, No. 3Os Certificate filed In New
York. I8,w4t
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ADDISON

There were Thanksgiving services at the
church Sunday.-Ma:' Tracy, who Is teach
ing In Keene, n. H., is spending the
short vacation at home with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Tracy.--Stella Cross
is at home from her school in Forresdale.
Degrees were worked at the grange
Friday evening.-Therc was a quiet we'd
ding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. j..
O'Bryan Saturday evening. when Mrs.
Marion Spooner of Weybridge was mar
ried to Eunice Adams Of this town by the
Rev. A. J. Brown They are to reside
in town.-The Ladies' Aid had a well
attended meeting Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. John Carr.-The Rev. and
Mrs. A. j. Bowser were In Burlington
last week to attend the World Movement
meeting of churches MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur 9Adams have moved to Westport
to live where he has bought a place. He
Is to work nj the carpenters trade -.
Howard Clark has been spending a few
days in Montpelier with his daughter,
Marion Clark. who is training in the Hea-
ton hospital.-Harold Day, a former resi-
dent Of this town, but now reaident Of
Wisconsin. is here for short time -
lege Is home for a week.-Mrs.. George
Spencer IL entertaining her sister of New
York John Norton OF Fort Dodge. Iowa.
is the guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
L. Norton.--Mrs Elmer Wakefield of
Eli2abethtown, y. y, is the guest Of her
niece, Cora Barber.-'ihe schools in town
have closed for Thanksgiving vacation
and the PREACHERS gone to their homes.
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BRISTOL

Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Federated Church Thursday
morning Bert y. Corkins of Chateaugay
y. Y, spent Sunday with Mrs. Corkins,
who is taking care OF her father, j. A.
Jennings. There is no school In the
fourth grade this week.--There will be
no prayer meeting at the Federated
Church Thursday eyen!ng.-Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian Thompson and family and
Miss Alice Richardson Of Weybridge
visited Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Babcock Sun
day-Miss Cynthia Cove Is moving into
w. u. Battles house on North street
Miss Carr Wilson Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. +. Il. Dietz. in New York.-Mrs.
William Millar of Essex Junction spent
the week-end with Mrs. Ann Rider.
Mrs Josie l.. Morgan has gone to
VerEennes to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. +. NJ. Rogers
Wayne Bosworth of Middlebury was
in town Monday. Burrows Pope of
Salisbury spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. ID. Pope.-W NJ,
Farr was in Burlington Tuesday.-Mr,
and Mrs. H. q. Nahum have moved in
to their home on River street.-Mr and
Mrs. Adrian Thompson and family will
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Thomp-
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Bah
cock, Mrs. Thompson and children will
and Mrs. Carl Barbour, Mr., and Mrs.
John Sunderland Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harris and daughter, and Mr.. aud Mrs.
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RICHMOND

The marriage of Miss Anna Fit2sm-
onds Of jericho and Thomas O'Grady of
Essex Junction took pace at the Church
of our Lady of the Holy Rosary Monday
morning at nine o'clock. the Rev. 4. p
Clermont officiating. They were at
tended by Miss Mcdonald of Shelburne
and Harry O'Grady. brother of the
bridegroom The bride wore tailored
suit of dark blue and the maid of honor
also. The usual wedding marches We're
played by the organist and Mrs James
Cannon sang ave Maria" The bride
is Il popular teacher in Essex junction,
and the groom is station agent in the same
town. Among those to attend the we'd
Adams, parents of the groom, the Misses
Munson, Holley. Wolcott and Stevens,
teachers from Essex Junction
Miss Ruth Sayles who recently
underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis AT the Mary Fletcher hospital
has returned home.-Miss Powers who
has been visiting her brother, w. E Pow
ers for some time has returned to her
home in Boston.
gational Church Sunday il was voted to
unite with the Universalist society
Mrs. l.. A. Johnson is confined to
the house by illness.-Miss Harriet Tow
ers is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Gleason in Burlington.-David
Keefe of the Philadelphia American base
ball team Is spending few days with his
mother, Mrs Ellen Keefe.
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MILTON

a very pleasant surprise was given Mr.,
and Mrs. George Mnckler last Thursday
evening by a few of their friends and
neighbors in celebration OF the 25th an
niversary of their wedding Refresh
ments OF ice cream and cake were served
and some small tokens of silver were
presented them as remembranccs of their
silver wedding. A very pleasant social
evening was passed and all wished them
many more years of married life,-Dr. $.
:. Coburn and Ray A. Coburn and
undertaken r. ID. Martin attended the
funeral OF their sister. Dora Coburn. at
Belvldere last Thursday.-Mr and Mrs.
Eugene Allen have gone to st. Peters
burg. Florida, to spend the winter.--Wes-
ley Kimball and Mrs. Carrie Partridge
of Westford spent last Friday with their
cousin, Mrs. George MISUNDERSTANDING
tendent Jeffries of the State child-wel-
fare board gave a very interesting ad-
dress at the Congregational Church Fri
day evening under the auspices of the
w. c. T. U.-R. j. Robinson has been
having electric lights installed in his
house.-James McQuade. who has been
working for w. NJ. Randall. has returned
to his home in Observation-Disclosures.
Bertha Phelps. who has been III, is able
to be about the house-Wilfred Viens has
moved his family to Burlington, where he
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Marvin w. Chapman died at his home
on Maple street at about 1O;3O O'Clock
Thursday morning after an illness or two
weeks. Mr.. Chapman was an active mem
Der of the Congregational Church ana
was very highly esteemed He is survived
by his wife and one son, Paul, of Phoenix
Vile, Pa. The funeral was held at his
late home Sunday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock
with burial in Williston.
The Woman's club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Alexander
T. Arkley The subject was music, old
and new. a very delightful program was
given. a short but comprehensive his
tory of the Puritan and Pilgrim music
and leading UP to more modern music
was given by Mrs. j. A. Donahue. A
quartet consisting of Mrs. f. w. Baldwin.
Mrs. Donahuc, Mrs. l.. G. Atwood and
Mrs O. r. Cox sang an old-tlme anthem.
Miss Bessie Dixon gave a short talk on
modern music. \ vocal duet was given
by the Misses IIoley and Cady. a solo
by Mrs. F. NJ Philburt. a group of songs
by Mrs. n. b. Wiley a piano solo by
Mrs. Arkley and a piano solo by Miss
Carlotta Slater. Each number was
greatly enjoyed. The n"Xt meeting will
be held with Mrs. j. F. Downing
Miss Carlotta Slater went Monday
to Hsrpers Ferry, w. Va. where she has
a position as supervisor Of music in Storer
College. Miss Slater was graduated this
year from the New England Conserva-
tory Of Music in Boston.
Prn. Norris ID. Blake has received u
leave of absence and left Tuesday
with Mrs. Blake for St Petersburg,
Fla. where Mrs. Blake will spend the
winter, hoping her health may be bene-
fitted. Mr. Blake viii return IN time to
resume his duties after the Christmas
recess. K. W Preston Of Bnrhamton. n.
y, and Cornell University will substitute
for four weeks
Miss Anna F!tzsimonds, teacher Of the
eighth grade. and Thomas O'Grady, sta
ton agent. were married in Richmond
Monday morning. They are to occupy
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Viele.
There many friends extend best wishes.
Mrs. Washburn. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Stevens. has gone
to Randolph to spend n short time be-
fore going to California from where she
will go to Honolulu where she will spend
tho winter
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ORWELL

Miss Marguerite Moneer is at home Cor
week,-John Cain and Joseph Dundon
have returned from New York city.-Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Fellows after some days
at D. A. LaDuc's have returned home to
Boston.-E w. Mcintyre is doing well
at Moses hospital at Ticondcroga, y. Y.
IL l., Allen has exchanged his residence
In Antrim, n. H., for Grand View farm
IN Francistown, n. H.--Mrs. g. j. Blair
was In Brandon Wednesday. and
Mrs o. $, Wisell were in Burlington
THURSDAY Agent Bartlett has
resigned and gone to Madison, Wis
FRANK l.. Austin of Burlington has been
down and looked over the library build
ing with the thought of Offering some
pan to change the chamber.-W. II.
french has finished repairing a residence
on Prospect street--Oliver q. Bascom
ana FAMILY leave the middle of this week
Tor Florida to spend the winter.-Miss
Hddie Royce has returned from Tcon-
uerosa. n. Y.-The schools In town closed
Tor the fall term Wednesday,
maud Meacham returned from Middle
bury last week.-Mrs. George Thomas re-
turned from burlington last week.-E,
H. clark and j. G. Thomas were in Mid
lebury last week.. IT, Thomas is shut
with cold
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one.)

good attendance, with 30 voices in the
choir, which, it is confidently expected
Will be increased to 30 voices.-Attorney
and Mrs. w. II. Botsford of Rutland were
weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Harrington.-Mrs. r. NJ. Rogers has
returned from the Mary Fletcher hospital
where Thursday she underwent an opera
tlon for the removal Of her tonsils.-Miss
Ada Crosby and nephew, Frederick Hors-
ford, visited in Burlington Saturday.-Mr
an6 Mrs. w. B. Child, VINO have been
passing the summer ut Ravensnest Lake
Chemp!ain, have closed The house and
returned to their winter home in Wey-
Lr.Jxe.--Potatoes ara selling here from
$3.50 to :2.oO yer bushel.-The condition OF
George W, Ross. who il i'll, Is moro conf
iortable.-Mrs. David j. Ryan was oper-
atcd on for the removal of tonsils Fri
day at the Mars Fletcher hospital
Arthur Burrows has en-ertd tho employ
OF J. w. & d. L Ryan. e. C. Nor
ton has returned from a visit to he's els
ter In Chicago and her daughter Miss
Ruth Merton, IF New York city.-Alder-
man Lev: II. Brown went Friday OH n
business trip to northern New York
The ladies Of the vergennes Rap-
t.st Church have organized a
Womens League for the promo
ton Of general good fellowship, mission
work both home and foreign and to give
financial aid 10 the church meetings will
be held monthly AZ the homo of the
members and missionary program will
be arranged for each meeting and all
ladies Of the church and congregation
are invited to attend these meetings
1he officers elected are as follows:
President, Mrs. Ella Warner Fisher vice
president, Mrs. William l.. Cotey; secre-
tary. Mrs. Karl Field; treasurer, Mrs
w. A. Dalrymple,-Mrs, Fannie Aunch-
man of Orwell is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. David T.. Ryan.--Benjami Clifton
Of WATERFOWL. n. Y, called on friends
here yesterday. George W. Kirk of Rut-
land called on Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Kings
land Saturday Bert Allen has finished
the construction Of a cement dam so feet
long and 10 feet high on his farm for an
ice pond, covering about two acres Of
ground.-Mrs. David e. Ryan has return
ed from the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where she recently underwent an opera
ton for the removal of her tonsils. The
condition of Mrs, Dustin NJ. Barrows.
who has been confined to the house the
last week by illness. Is not improved
George Lawrence made business :rip
StA&A Industrial school.
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WILLlSTON

Bert Fuller who was heating some
tar on the kitchen stove Mon
day was surprised to have the tar catch
fire. Fortunately help on the farm put
the fire out.--Mrs. Henry Hart. who has
been very i'll with kidney trouble. is
gaining slowly .-Marvin Chapman OF E,s-
sex Junction was buried in the East ceme-
terry in the family lot Sunday afternoon.
There will be meeting at the Metho-
dist Church Thursday evenng.-Mr. and
Mrs. lsham visited friends in Jericho one
day last week Martin Farnsworth of
Providence. X. J., called on friends here
last Saturday. He was formerly of this
place.-The French hill road is open to
the public once more, although work is
not completed there.
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WESTFORD

The Pythian Sisters will give a whist
party at Pythan hall. Friday evening.
Ladies are requested to carry cake--The
Rev. w. w. White attended the Inter-
Church convention in Burlington last
Week.-Mrs. Lillian Petty of Mortified
Is spending a week with her parents, DR..
and Mrs. f. A. Petty.--Mr. Fuller of
Worcester Mass, who has been the
guest of his granddaughter. Mrs. w. w.
White, for about 10 days expects to re-
turn home this Week.-Mrs. Ethel Gaba-
rec is home from her school in Lyndon
for week.-The meeting at the Baptist
Church Friday evening in celebration of
the raising of the church debt was a
very enjoyable affar-A program was
carried out. the last number being a tab
leau Burning the Mortgage" Refresh
ments were served
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SALISBURY

There will be a community Thanksgiv-
ing service at the Congregational Church
Thursday evening at seven o'clock. After
talk by the pastor. the Rev. d. w.
Reid. and special music by the choir of
the Methodist Church, refreshments will
be served in the town hall and a social
time enjoyed. Every resident Of the
town is cordially invited.--Miss Anita
Sumner left Saturday noon for Boston.
where she has a position. Wendall Sum-
ner accompanied her and after "A few days
in Boston. will return to Springfield,
Mass. to spend some time with relatives
Miss Ruth Hamilton and two friends
from T. c. A. are spending few days
at the home of her mother Mrs. Mary
C. Hamilton The famous Swanec River
Negro Quartettc will give the second in
the series OF entertainments for the ben
eft of the local Red Cross. We'd
nesday evening, December s.. The Wom-
ans Missionary society OF tho Congre-
gational Church held their annual thank
offering meeting at the home of Mrs
Frank Damon Tuesday afterI on,-Mrs
Agnes Flagg Is spending "A few days with
Miss Julia Ellis.-Miss Doris Whitney Of
Framingham, Mass. Is mt the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs 2. w. Whit
ney. for the Thanksgiving holidays.
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SHOREHAM

Eighteen ladies met with Mrs Totting-
ham for the thank Offering meeting last
Thursday.-There was a good attendance
at the harvest superb. d. Collins. of
East Orange. N. j., wan a recent guest
of his aunt. Mrs. C. u. Howard.-Dr.
Mary NJ. Plat and Miss Farr were recent
visitors in Burlington.-Mrs. w. G.. LARA
bee entertained tho Moravian club very
pleasantly last Tuesday.--Miss Isabel
Blair of the telephone exchange and Ira
Sollace, of Bridport, were married last
Thursday evening by the Rev. r. 3. Sim
mons.-The fair of the Ladies' Aid will
be held in the Ladies' rooms December
and 5, There will be II program on
Thursday evening and supper Is served
on Friday evening from $3.50 till 500 O'Clock.
All are cordially invited to be present
Mrs. Jane II, Moore went Sunday to the
Brandon Inn, wher she expects to pass
the winter,-W. J. Anderson, OF Mt. Ner-
mon was weekend guest of his mother.
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NEW HAVEN

Miss Pauline Partch is home from FIRE.
mont, n. H., for the Thanksgiving vaca-
tion,-Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Kingsley re-
turned from Port Henry. y. Y, Monday.
Mrs. Peter Bearor, who was called here
by the illness of her mother. Mrs. Porter,
returned to Ferrisburg Sunday.-Mrs.
Gladd and son, of keeseville, N. Y, are
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
NJ. Merrill.-Bennie Duprey and family
have moved from the Bottam house into
the basement of the Nutting house.-Mr.
Duchane and family, who have lived on
the Davis farm the past four months,
have moved to Bristol-The body of Mrs.
Cleora Brooks was brought here from
Hartford Tuesday for burial.-Mrs. Ida
Wilson is having a weeks vacation from
her school in Monkton.-Miss Luceil Ben
edict was a guest Of Bulah Sargent Tues
day
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WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. y. w. Otis were the
guests of her sister, Mrs. Walter Lee
in Ferrisburg Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. Ray
Moulton of Panton visited Mr.. and Mrs.
c ]. Sneden Sunday.--Volney Avery OF
Redding. Pa. is at the home OF his
wife'f parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.,
Wright.-Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Sherbno
have returned 10 the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. T. w. Otis. after few
weeks at their home in Bridport.--Mrs,
Charles Dance Of New Haven Ia passing
a few days with her brother, w. H..
Jackman.-Mrs. c. McClc of Addison
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Arson
Hallock, Monday.
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TOWNSVILLE

Mrs. Louis King and little daughter
spent the weekend with relatives in
Winooski. Leicester Champany has sold
his farm to Mr.. Wertheim of Richmond.
Miss Ermina Bruce spent Sunday at her
home In Middlesex.--John Pecor and
daughters were visitors in Essex Center
Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Iigley of
Richmond have been visiting at J. j.
Atkins,--Mr. Whalley of Richmond is
moving into the Hapgood tenement.-Mrs.
T.. II. Chessmore was in Burlington
Monday.-Mrs. Mary Pease has returned
from Richmond, where she has been
sewing for the past three weeks.-Celia
and Madeline McGarghan and Belle
Church are i'll with the prevailing dis
temper.-Mrs. Stephen Curtis of Mass
achusetts has been spending some time
with her sister, Mrs. Cliff Buxton.
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returned to her home in Walpole. Mas,
Saturday. -Julian Reynolds Of New York
State has returned to his homo after be-
ing called here by the death Of Nat
Parcher.-M. w. Iiinsdale spent Satur-
day In Burlington. Edward Kehoe was
in Essex Junction on business, Thurs
day.-Mrs Ida Bowley of Burlington
visited her brother, II. n. North, recent
ly.-Mrs. Charles returned to her home in
Monkton Sunday after spending week
with her daughter, Mrs. Nat Parcher
Ira Chase spent Saturday in Burling-
TONS. j. Noonan was in Burlington re-
cently.-Dwight Davis of Burlington
spent the weekend at NJ. w. Hinsdale
Mrs. George Hnsdale has returned to
her summer home here after spending q
few weeks in Boston