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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

The marriage of Percy Carpenter OF
Burlington and Miss Bertha Greenough
was solennized at ST. Francis N1ver'a
Church Monday Oct y by the Rev j.
Turcot. They were attended by Edward
Greenough and Miss Gladys Carpenter.
The bride was gowned in a b Tie suit with
hat to match and carried a hopouet of
carnations They left for a wedding trip \
TO New York. -
At high noon Sunday at st. stephens
Church an Italian wedding look pace
when Miss Mary l.. Campobasso of 10
Chase street became the bride of Cosmo
Angolano of Malletts Bay avenue. The
Rev. j. b. McGarry performed the cere-
mony in the midst of a .arge gathering
of friends and relatives. They were at
tended By Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pruden-
zano. On entering and leaving the church
the bridal pair was preceded by four
flower girls who strewed the BRIDES path
with flowers. The bride was dressed in
white and wore Il veil and carried a bridal
bouquet. Following the ceremony at the
church. dinner was served TO about 30
people in Corporation hall The newly
welded pair We're the recipients of many
beautiful and costly presents, as wei rs
large sum of morey Many guests from
out Of town were present The flower girls
We're Rafela Campobasso, Dorothy Cram,
Ne lie Smith and Minnie Smith.
John A, Aalto tBummeiul of Is East
Canal street and Miss Sonia NJ. Haarala,
also of Is East Canal street, were mar
Red SATURDAY. The bride and groom
were both born in Finland and came to
this country when very young.
The monthly meeting Of the board Of I
village trustees was held Monday evening
at fire station No. on Main street. All .
trustees were present except Trustee
d Brien. Very little business outside the
monthly budget Of bills was transacted.
The trustees voted to raise the salary
Of the regular policemen SCI per week
more, to take effect December l. They
also voted TO purchase tables and chairs
for fire station No. /. All rubber goods
which were ordered at the last monthly
meeting for the fire department which
includes caps, coats, boots and hats, have
arrived. The following bills were ordered
paid: Fire Alarm Co 50 Is; Stevens Ma
chine Shop S5.62; American Nitrified
Products Co. S32l.56; Richard Manufacture
ing Co. s170l7; F. Matte $40; Louis Mon
geon $3.50; George Allen Est. S3O.53: c.
Adams $500; Winooski water department
sls6N; f. w. Brown 500; William
Brouillard $50; George Metevier SIS; John
McGrath $3.50; j, NJ. Hardy S3oS50
Miss Charlotte Parkhurst, who has
been teacher of the Fifth grade in
the East Spring street school for sew
eral years, went Tuesday to tho Fanny
Allen hospital, where she will under
go an operation for appendicitis pur7
ing her absence her place will be fill
ed by Mrs. c. W. Hardacre, who be-
fore her marriage taught for several
years the fifth and seventh grade in
the old high school building on East
Sprine street
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ORWELL

There win be an old folks dance on the
eve of November l2.-Dr Sargent was in
Burlington last week.-Howard Hayes
has moved into Mrs. j. NJ. Stevens house
in the village-Mrs Agnes Pur-
cell has returned from Clarendon,
where she was guest of MIR.
and Mrs. James Ryan,. Fl. Thomas
has had a we'll drilled 50 feet which gives
plenty of water.-A. A. Sanders has re-
turned from New York city.-Dr. Sar-
gent moved to his place Monday after
noon.-F T. Ray is in Boston for few
days.-Mrs. Eva Cults. Mrs. Alice Was
sen and Miss Helen Raymond took IN
automobile trip to Fort Edward, n. Y,
and return.--Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Clark Of Pawlet were with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Branch. Saturday
and Sunday-The Fortnightly club will
observe gentlemens night Thursday
The sidewalk is finished.-Miss Ruth
Wilcox came home from New York city
Saturday to return with her mother the
first Of this Week.-Mrs. Ella Royce died
Monday at 1000 o'clock. She had been
i'll for six months.
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ADDISON

There viii be chicken-pie supper at
the Baptist Church November u from
SIX to eight O'Clock. after which "A play
VIII be given in the town hall-Loujse
Elmer has had rs her guest for the week.
end Mrs. Edith Cartmell of Middlebury
There was n meeting of the Dairy
mems League at the hall Saturday eve
ming and there is to be another meeting
this week Thursday evenng.-rhe Ladies'
Aid will meet with Mrs. John Carr Wed.
nesday, November 12.-Mrs George
Wright of Westport has been staying
few days with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. G. S Fisher She returned Mon
day-Carson Fisher, who has been i'll
the past 10 days, is still confined to the
bed, but Is gaining ittle.--Fre1a Pres
ton of Monkton was an over-Sunday guest
or Ruth Clark.--Stella Cross was Mt home
from her school in Brandon for the week
end-Gladys Munette was an over-Sun-
DAY guest of Cora Barber The Hal
loween social was a success. There was
a large Attendance
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs. Elva Munnett spent Sunday at
the home of a. i. Williams.-Doritha
Folsom spent the weekend In Burlng-
ton-Mrs. Anna Bellows of Jericho is
in town for few days.--Walter Estey 8
people were In Lincoln sunday. Mrs.
Estey's mother Ia much better.-Mrs II.
II. Kingsland is quite ill.-William
Latham is moving with his bride into this
village and Is to work for his brother.
Julius Latlam,-There is an apple on ex-
hibition at Preston's store. which is Of
the Wolf River variety and is 10 inches
in circumference and weighs Is ounces.
Wilbur Fuller and family have leased
and moved into the Grams house.-Mr
and Mrs. l.. A. Eliot have returned from
a trip into New York State.-The Ladies'
Aid viii serve a chicken pie supper at the
parlors of the Methodist Church Thurs
day evening. Everybody is cordially in
yited
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

News has been received of the birth of
son, Walter Forrest Strom. Jr., to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter +. Strom Of Worcester
Mass. Mrs. Strom will be remembered
as Miss Pearlie Doty, formerly Of this
place.
Mrs. Earl Orvis went to Burlington
Tuesday for an operation for gall stones
at the Mary Fletcher hospital Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hazard of Charlotte were
here Sunday.-Mr. Rans-me. the pastor
and Mr. Hazard spoke on the forward
movement of the work in the Friends
Church.-Mr. and Mrs. David Follansbea
visited their SON. Elisha Follansbee and
family Sunday-Mrs, Clayton Hallock
went Monday to Mrs. Kilbourn's in Bris-
tol, where she underwent an operation
Tuesday
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ESSEX JUNCTION

What came near being Il serious auto |
mobile accident happened late Thursday I
afternoon was for innate y averted by the
thoughtfulness of Oscar A. McFar and OF.
Johnson. IA commercial traveller. He was
driving "a Paige touring car coming down.
Pearl street Just below School street
two little girls Helen Crandan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Crandall. and
Lima Stevens, the daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. r. II, Stevens. ran across the street
TO the sidewalk. not seeing or hearing the
automobile, turned abruptly and We're
about to retract their steps when the big
car hit the Crandall girl. who had locked
hands with her little chum. throwing both
heavily 10 the ground, The Crandall gir@
received an ugly cash on the back of the
escaped with but slight bruises on tho
face and limbs, while tho stevens cir
escaped with but slight brulsse on tho
left leg. Eye witnesses OF the accident
give Mr.. Mcfarland credit for his abb IN
TO handle the car and so quickly having
II under control. The girls were taken II,
Mr.. McFarand's car TO their homes
where Dr. Archnmbault attended them
Mr., and Mrs, Frank u. Allen left
Monday evening for st, Petersburg
Florida, whore they will pass the wins
ter.
Ernest Seymour son OF Mr., and Mrs
Joseph Seymour of North street, arrived
home Sunday morning after Is months
service overseas during which time Id
Travelled through France and Balglum
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Desany, who re
Gently sold Their farm on the River road
have bought and moved into tho l.uc
Green house on Upper Maple street. MD
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT:
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
Addison County
MIDDLEBURY

a pretty wedding took place at the
rome of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Everts in
salisbury Thursday evening at eight
o'clock when their daughter, Miss Car
iie Everts, was united in marriage to
Fred Fierce, son of Mrs Marion Pierce,
of this village. by the Rev. Henry G..
Newell. pastor of the Congregational
Church. She was given in marriage by
her father. The maid of honor was Miss
Mildred Everts, II sister of the bride and
best man. Earle Pierce, n brother of the
groom. The bridesmaids were the Misses
Edna Pierce. Rebecca IGverts. Elizabeth
Mcmahon and Mrs Harry Goodro. The
bride was gowned in white organdie and
carried bridal roses. The maid of honor
was dressed in white organdie and car
ried lavender and white chrysanthemums.
The bridesmaids were dressed in orchid
Drgandie and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The flower girls were Pauline
Sanford. and Kathryn Ross, Lunch fol-
lowed the ceremony Those who served
were Bertha Preur Grace Prieur and
Maude Merrithew. The house was decor
ated for the occasion. Mr. ana Mrs.
Pierce are both prominent young people
in their respective home towns. MIS-.
Pierce for several years was teacher
III
Mr. Pierce is one of the city mail car
riers. They received many presents of
cut glass, silver china and money. After
A wedding trip they will make Middle
bury their home. Among those from
out of town were Edna Pierce of Enos-
burg Falls, Charles Smith of st. Adams
and Rebecca E,verts. of BronXville, Mass
James Eubar. who was arrested sew
eral days ago by Deputy Sheriff No.
ole j. Sanford on IL charge of non-sup-
port of his wife and minor child. was
IN the Addison County municipal court
Thursday morning. Owing to circum-
stances state attorney withdrew that
part of the charge, pertaining to his
wife. He pleaded guilty and was order
ed to pay by the court the sum of 50
dollars week for the support of the
child.-State Fish and Game Commits
sioner Linus LeaVens of Montpelier
was in town Oct. % and made ar
engagements with the Hortonia Power
company to plac" IA screen at the out
let of Lake Dunmore to protect the
and locked salmon. Work will be
lone between the Hortonia Power
company and the state of Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hopper Of Semi
Nary street are parents Of a daughter
BORN Friday.-Mrs. i. f. Buttolph
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MONKTOII RIDGE

The W. C. r. T. will meet with Mrs
Obed Clough Thursday afternoon.
bert f. Cox of Providence X. l., is pas
sing weeks vacation with relatives in
town.-Mrs. Josie Morgan of Bristol Wis
tied the past week at the homes of Mrs
Janette Barnum, T.. w. Meader and NJ.
F. Morgan.--Charles Hoag has gone to
Burlington where he has position I'm
l.. A. Purinton's grocery and meat mar
ket-Mrs. f.. W. Meader has been suf-
fering with blood poisoning in her hand
Tine pupils of the Creek school were
given delightful Halloween party at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Parker
Thursday evening.
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PANTON

Miss Emma Fuller of Middlebury gave a
chicken canning demonstration at the
rome of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Gaines
Wednesday of last week.-The Halloween
social given Friday evening by the pupils
and teacher, Miss Riker, at the school
house at the Corners was pleasant affair
and reflected much credit TO both teacher
and scholars An eight and a half pound
baby girl, Doris May, was born Novem-
Der l TO Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Norton.
Mrs. Campbell is caring for both.--F,nil
Demblank, who has been employed by
c. Spaulding since spring went Monday
night to New York city, where he has en-
ployment.-AIis Bessie Stage has been at
home from Nergennes high school for
few days on account Of illness
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HANCOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott have gone
to Barre for an indefinite stay-Mrs.
Rene Page has gone to live with her SON
Frank, in Barre. Mrs. Fred Haynes of
South Royalton was with her mother.
Mrs. T.. j. Goodyear, last week Claude
Farr came home from Randolph santa
rum Saturday. He had been there since
early last spring, with trouble with his
hip.-Robert Cafin shot bear the other
day near the camp on Mddlebury noun
tain.-Mr. Towne. from Warren. was az
his daughters. Mrs. Henry Manning. lr..
Sunday and she went home with him.
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BRIDPORT

harold ST. John spent part of the week
with friends in Burllngton.-Mrs Hilton
Newton went to the Mary Fletcher hos
pltal last week Thursday and was oper-
ated on Saturday morning for Appendix
citis and at this writing Is doing well
Arthur Payne, who Is attending school
In Poultney Is at his home here for n
few days.-O. T. Converse IL in Burling,
ton visiting his mother and sister-Wes-
ley Sherbino has moved his family to
Middiebury. where he has accepted a posi-
ton with the Coon Ice Cream company.
Frances Pascorla, who has been visit
ing in Charlotte and Burlington. has re-
turned to her place of employment at
Maxim st. Georges
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Nellie Campbell of Thetford has
been spending several days at the homes
of Eugene and Herbert Campbell.-Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Ford spent the Weekend
with Mrs. Fords parents in East Ran
dolph. THE scholars of the village and
Corner school held a social at the
ladies' hall Friday evening, October 81.
The exercises consisted of speaking and
by the children Light refresh
ments were served followed by dancing -
r. Hulburd and son. Clayton and fam
lily are moving 10 Waterbury.
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she Is making "A satisfactory recovery
from an operation.-Mrs. Il. T. Foster Of
Cheshire. Mass. Is visiting her son,
Robert Foster.-Mrs. Walter w. Bristol
visited in Burlington yesterday.--F. H..
Foss has gone to keescvil,e, N. Y, to
spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs
*. j. Severance. Mrs. Hurd has returned
from ten days visit In Cornwall and
Bridport.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norton
went Tuesday to Hyde Park to visit rela-
tives-C. T.. Butterfeld, who has been
spending two weeks in town, returned
to Burlington
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daughter. Mrs. A. G.. Hunt.--H. w. Day
has returned from New York with a fine
deer that he had the GOOD luck to shoot
while there.-W. II. McNeal OF Charlotte
visited Mr.. and Mrs A. O. Wright Nom
day.-Mr and Mrs. G. w. Ward, Mrs, G
a. Hunt, Mrs. A. L. Sawyer and A. c.
Hunt visited in Bristol last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Otis we're the
guests of his brother, Charles Otis, in
Cornwall LAST week
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VERGENNES

Seth Warner Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution have arranged for a
fitting celebration on Armistice day, No
vember IL, when the honor roll Of vetcr-
ans Of the World War will be unveiled at
the Bixby Memorial Library The board
OF aldermen. together with the trustees of
the library, are cooperating with the local
chapter of the p. A. r. to make the pro-
gram for the day appropriate and sue
cessful in every respect. The program UNI
der the auspices of the D.. A. r. will begin
at 2:3O O'Clock In the afternoon in front
of the library, when the bronze roll OF
honor will be unveiled with fitting core
mony. a prominent speaker will deliver
the address at the unwilling exercises,
and music will be furnished by a male
quartette from Burlington. A complete
program Of the exercises will be published
at a later date. The board of aldermen of
the city have arranged to give the boys
Of the World War an excellent supper at
the Stevens House in the evening followed
by a dance at the City Hall. An invita-
ton Will be sent to every soldier whose
name is on the Honor Roll to be guest.
Of the d. A. r. and the city on this occa-
sion. The general committee in charge of
the first celebration on Armistice day in
cludes Mrs, w. b. Dalrympe. Mrs, II. W.
McCuen and Mrs. II. G. Herrick for the
ID. a. R,Mayor w. S. Bristol and Alder
man Walter II. Kellogg for the board of
aldermen. Mr. Charles ii. Strong for the
library. and Fl. c. Herrick who has taken
prominent part in promoting the honor
roll for the citizens of Vergennes The
committee appointed from the city coun-
Gil on the banquet and dance as follows:
Banquet. Walter II. Kellogg. Levi f.
Brown; hall and music. +. w. Flagg. John
Daigneault; Arthur =. Sorrell and Henry
Morris. Interest In this notable event is
unusually keen In Vergennes and the first
celebration of Armistice day promises to
be n great success
The Rev. Thomas Neal, Jr., of Port
Jervls, N. Y, has accepted p call to
the pastorship of the Vergennes Bap.
list Church and has entered upon his
pastoral duties.-Alderman Levi Fl.
Brown and H. w. Day have returned
from a deer hunting trip In the Ad-
irondacks bringing with them
yearling buck shot by Mr.. Brown
Miss Helen Clark and Miss Dorothy
Mackay Of Middlebury College spent
the weekend with Miss Clark's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Waller Clark-Dr.
and Mrs d. j. Carroll Mr., and Mrs.
f. j. Galarneau of Rutland were
week END guests OF Deputy Sheriff
and Mrs r. w. Lebeau.-The chick
en-pie supper for the benefit of ct.
Peters Church held at city hall Sat-
urday evening, was very successful,
supper being served to about 500 peo-
ple.--William Clark of the University
of vAr"nnt paused tho Weekend with
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WALTHAM

Mr. and Mrs. w. Lee and children Of
Fcrrisburg visited Mr.. and Mrs. =. w,
Otis Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, c. w. Ward,
Mrs. +. C. Ward and Mrs, A. y. Booth
were IN Burlington Saturday,--Henry
Fleete OF Lincoln visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bostwick Monday,--Mrs. j. r.
Marble OF Rutland was tho guest OF Mrs
G. w. Ward Monday.-Mrs, A, l., Sawyer
has gone to her homo In Remington. Nd.
after passing several weVks with her
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HELP WANTED

MARRIED COUPLE, experienced man Tor
general farm work on large. modern farm
woman as housekeepcr: two In family
modern conveniences: 500 and board
Beulah Farm, West Hartford, VI
2G3. 6t,w.1 It
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WANTED

HIDE BUYERS WANTED: Two or three
men who understand the business to go
on the road buy Hides Skirs i'elts.
etc Good pay for the right m"n Nd
dress spplicat lions to Box 81. care ~ free
Press -5o-1't-w2t
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8urIington Veterinary Hospital
- Pine st., Burlington. VI
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909. Latest equipment for
ell animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables 'PhOns
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SHOREHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Eaton have returned
to their farm for the winter.-Mrs. Hugh
Baker and daughter. Gertrude, OF Bran
don are guests of Mrs. Bakers father,
John Jones.-Mrs. Harry Birchard and
Mrs, Baker entertained the Glover club
Saturday, Deputy Grand Ma
tron Mrs, Bissell Of Rutland and District
Deputy Grand Patron DR.. Baker of
Brandon visited the Alma Hendee Chap
ter, O, Il. S., Tuesday evening Madams
Shaw and Waite have returned from
East Shoreham and opened their house.
Mrs. l.. II. Nottingham and Mrs, Anna
Pierce, who have been visiting Mrs.
Helen Stevens of Orwell, returned home
Wednesday.-Mls Noonan of Rutland
and Mrs. Mark Turner of Middlebury
ere guests of Mrs. Harriet Turril, called
here to attend the wedding of her daugh-
ter, Miss Helena, to George Murray
Dougherty of Middlebury
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RIPTON

Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday will be as follows:
Preaching by tho pastor at 2:oo p. m
subject. God and Man; Bible school
at 800 p. m. Cottage prayer meeting
Friday evening at j.. s. Billings Mrs.
Douglass and two daughters OF Shorehhm
are visiting her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
Perry Campbell.
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INGALLS, MAGAZINE, two years for S1.OO.
Harry L. Bates, East Highgatc, VT
265, 6t.w,1t
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STARKSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Berry of Rich
mond were week end guests at E. w
Smiths-Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Thomp-
son are parents of daughter. born
November Mrs Carlinda Clifford
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Hattie
Sargent, in Bristol-Mrs. Josephine s.
Brown of Bristol Is with her sister
Mrs +. O. Brown.--Mr and Mrs. c. r.
smith Mr.. and Mrs. r ] Norton and
Miss Candace Hill have returned from
"A few days stay with with Mr. and Mrs.
George Thompson in East Barnard
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shiverette of Monk
ton spent the Sunday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shiverette.
The harvest supper and farce given
by the C. c. c was n success, about
s4S being received. The c. c. c. held
their social with Mrs. Eugene Minum
this afternoon. Supper will be served,
The Dorcas Society will hold its reg
ular meeting at the Methodist Church
parlors November ~. Dinner will be
served. --William Arcand visited NJ Il,
Crowley in Bristol Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. T. Casey Of Middlebury visit
ed at Edmund lannon's Tuesday and
w ednesday.-The Rev and Mrs, Fl. +.
Glaister were in Huntington Centre
October 80. where Mr.. Glaister spoke
at the roll call.-Mrs. Ray Levain and
son of Lincoln spent Sunday at Ed
mund Hannon.-C. Ladoo has been
home from Burlington for IA few days.
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON
Psactical Plumbers and steam Ftlters
Next North BurIlhGt0n Savings BANK
% So. Paul street
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LIFE OF ROOSEVELT by william Draper
Lewis; leather binding $500 per copy.
Harry l.. Bates. East Highgate, Vt.
265, CT It.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One Ford ton truck, one Ford
~ touring car. one Ford light delivery, one
Ford runabout, all in good condition. T.
w. Fitzpatrick 02 Lake View Terrace.
2G7 CT w 1t.