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BRIDPORT

Mrs Kent Wright, who is at the Proc
tor hospital, is in a serious condition.
Elmer Austin, Herbert Pidgeon. Bonnie
st. John and Holly Shandrow each shot
n deer the past Week.-Arthur Jahbott
has moved his family into the Klngsland
house.-Mr and Mrs. Kent Wright are
parents of a daughter born at the Proc
tor hospital. November 3O-Mrs. Arthur
Jahbott and son. Donald, spent the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allard.--D c. Rice has been called here
by the serious condition of his aunt. Mrs.
William Grandy, who is failing fast
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Williams, who have
been ill., are better and their son. Frank
lin. has returned to his home.-Mrs. :. j.
Cooke spent q part of the week with
her son, Thomas. i'm Shoreham. and
Mrs Walter Briggs spent Sunday with
friends in Shoreham.-Maud Allard is
with her sister, Mrs. Jabbott. for a few
days.-Mrs. George Palmer who was OPP
Grated on at the Rutland hospital last
week Wednesday, is doing well.-Girard
Bessett has moved to the w. II. Heustis
farm.-Mamie st. John Is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Washburn
for few days.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mrs, Wrey returned Monday to Ithaca.
y. Y.-C. 8. Martin is attending court In
Middlebury. Lane has returned
to Worcester. Mass, after a visit to his
parents. DIR. and Mrs. Lane.-Mr and
Mrs. Henry Bassett. with the Misses Car
RE and Frances Wheeler were In Burlng-
ton Monday.-The cottage prayer meeting
held at the parsonage was very we'll at
tended.-Martin Bull il much improved In
health.--The condition of Mrs. Henry
Dean Is more encouraging.-H. B. Chase
and Leroy Higbee were successful in Sc
curing a deer last week.-Chares Miller
was In Burlington Monday and Mrs
NJ. F. Allen have moved to Burlington
for the winter.-Mrs James Field Is visit
ing in Burlington.-Mrs Alfred Cushman
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Larrow. of New Haven.-A son was born
December 8 to Mr.. and Mrs. Trudo of
this COMMUNICATIVE Mary Dakn Is ILL.,
There will be rehearsal in the church
Saturday afternoon for the Christmas
enthusiastically evening venson
supper will be served In the church par
lors. The proceeds will go towards church
repairs.-The church services Sunday are :.
Glass meeting. 1880; preaching. II 100; class
melting, 1900; league, 700, address by the
pastor.
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ADDISON

Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Arthur Brooks.
formerly of this place to Miss Myers of
Newark-Mr. and Mrs A. r. Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. r. n. Warner and Mrs. NJ. A.
Smith went Tuesday to Montpelier to be
in attendance at the State Grange
December 8. 10. and u.--Stella Cross was
home from Brandon over Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Piper have gone to
Albany to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guyette. Several from here attended
the Pomona Grange at Nergennes We'd
nesday.-May Tracy. who teaches in
Keene, N H.. and who has been at home
i'll for 10 days has returned to her duties
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Booska have a lit
tie son. born December 3.-The Ladies'
Aid met Thursday with Mrs. NJ. A.
Smith. The January meeting will be held
with Mrs. Arthur Clark.-Sunday SER
vices at the Baptist Church were along
the new world movement" Grand
View Grange held a meeting Friday eve
ming and worked the third and fourth
degree.-There is a dance Friday eve-
ming at the town hall. Morgan's orches-
ira will play.--Amos Bodette has had his
cows tested
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RICHMOND

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burke of Shell
burne are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Ryan,-Engish conference for
the teachers of Chittenden county was
held at the home of Mrs. Buley, Satur-
day afternoon.-Among the successful
nmrods who brought in deer the past
week were; A. q. and V. Bessett, George
and John Smith, Mr.. Bennett, william
Dubuque, William Milham, Robert
Streeter. w. j. Wilcox, l.. T., Bressor,
John Ill., Ralph and Walter Kenyon and
George Parent. Miss ONeill of Burling-
ton was the guest of Miss Barrett over
Sunday.-Mrs. +. IL. Shepardson is spends
ing some time with friends in Shcrbrook,
=. Q.-The annual church sale and supper
will be held at the Congregational Church
Thursday afternoon and cvening.-F. H.
Shepardson was the guest of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Merrill, In Barton.-Mrs. George
Barney Mrs. A. Worthen, Mrs. Bennett
and Mrs. Thomas Barron entertained the
Aid Circle of the Kings Daughter at the
formers home Friday afternoon. William
Heatherington has returned to his duties
at the station after a three months vaca-
tion.-Mr. and Mrs. George Champagne
of Sheburne were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Ryan Monday.
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MONKTON

good many deer We're killed last
week, but most Of them in the eastern
part of the town on Hayback noun
tain. Brainard Ladd shot a young
buck weighing $50 pounds the fore
part of the week. and the last day
Howard Shepard killed a buck weigh =
ing 200 pounds The only two success
full deer hunters this side of the hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Donahue pass
ed the weekend with relatives in
Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Dewey De-
void of Barnum are the parents Of a
daughter born December Upwards
OF 80 of the friends and neighbors of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devoid gave them
n pleasant surprise Monday, December
l, to remind them of the 25th ami
verysary of their marriage-E. F..
Thomas has finished moving to the
G.. n. Bushey rooms.-Wyman
Phillips is now able to be out.--Mrs.
b. C. Wright and daughter and Miss
Cornela Comstock. who have visited
here. have returned to their home in
Springfield. Mass-C. Fl. Parker with
his force of men are cutting the pine
logs on the side hill, recently purchas-
ed by G. G. Farr. They are for the
Vermont Box company of Bristol. An
other company of choppers is cutting
and drawing the wood, which goes to
w. G, DOnehue'S creamery
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accompanied by her father. George Benoit
Harry M. Norton, Harold Newton and
Paul Adams went Tuesday to Windsor,
where they were again summoned as
witnesses In the case of the LeBoeuf es-
tate VS.. tho town Of Clarendon, which
comes up for re-trial before the Y. S.
district court this week. tho jury last
week having failed to agree.--Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Morris Of Bristol visited
Mrs. Morris's mother, Mrs. Louis Nor
ris, and his sister, Mrs. w. A. Scott the
first of the week.-Mrs.. John NJ. Alden
has returned from a visit to her daughter,
Miss Margaret Robare of Lowell, Mass.
Despite the unravorable weather Tues
day evening there was a good attendance
at the supper givn in the parlors by the
ladies' Of the Vergennes Congregational
Church and $50 was cleared. which will
be AIDED to the missionary fund An
odd folks dance will be held Wednesday
evening, December II, at the City Hail.
Danyow's orchestra of FIVE pieces will
furnish music.-Charles Rivers Of Schenec-
tady. N. Y. Is visiting his sister. Miss
Lucy Rivers.-Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Harrington went yesterday to Weybridge
to attend the funeral of his cousin, Mrs.
c. A. Bowdish. Horace Gee, who was
called here to attend the funeral OF his
sister. Mrs. Edward Connors, has re-
turned to Jersey City. N. J.--Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton d. Bristol are attending the
meeting Of the State Grange at Montpelier
as delegates from the Vergennes Grange.
Harold Day, who has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Day, returns
to-day to Lake villa, Ill.-Mrs. Henry
Danyow has gone to Salisbury to visit
her daughter Mrs Peter Aunchman.
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ORWELL

The Rev. Mr.. Bowles was here Sunday
EVENING". H. Thomas is much improv-
edo. l.. Monger has returned from Bur-
lington. having attended the dairy school.
William Lewis left Monday morning
to attend the dairy school at Burlington
for 10 days-Morris Turrill returned Fri
day last from a deer hunt in Hancock
with one deer.-Lewis Boulia had finger
cut on saw Monday.-The First Con-
gregational Church made drive yester-
day for the coming year, which was a
fine success. raising slGo0.-The largest
number of deer shot in many years in
this town were shot last week,
Is in all were secured. The home
department will meet with Mrs.
ID. l.. Wells to-day.-Mrs. S. L..
Stevens left last week to spend the VIM
ter with her daughter In Staten Island
The Fortnightly club met last Tuesday
with Mrs. i. y. Bessette, II being
present.-Mrs. f. l.. Clark's brother was
with her last week.-Mrs.. l.. C. Walker
Of Castleton was with friends here las,
week-A large delegation attended the
funeral OF Clayton North in Shoreham
last Thursday James Dewitt was in
Rutland last week.
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PANTON

Wright Hoyt has recently had his herd
of % grade Holstein cattle given the
tuberculin test and IA of them were con-
demned.-Mr and Mrs Martin Flemming
have returned from a trip over the noun
tain, where they visited friends and went
deer hunting.-The Rev. j. II. Long, who
has been camp secretary for the y. NJ. C..
A. at the Brooklyn navy yard for the
past two years. has recently visited friends
here and in Ferrisburg. George sullivan
has gone to Burlington. where he is en-
ployed by the Burlington Traction COM
pany.-Mrs. Hattie Trowbridge has re-
turned to her home in California after
spending several months with her sister,
Mrs Catherine Smith.-Jerry LaFrance
and Maude and John Jerome, Jr., were in
Burlington Tuesday.-Harold Newton and
Fred Reynolds were the lucky hunters.
each having killed n deer.
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Ward entertained the Ladies' Union
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. f. M. Partch.-Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Davis and Miss Esther Sneden were week.
end guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Boyington of Bristol.--The home of Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Conant was the scene Of
a pleasant affair Friday evening when As
of their friends came to surprise them
and to celebrate their 25th wedding ami
versary. poem was read by Miss Minnie
Dowd, after which the pastor made some
remarks and presented Mr. and Mrs
Conant with purse Of money as an ex-
preston of good will from their friends.
It. A. Bigelow. who has spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Conant, re-
turned Monday to his home In Port
Henry, his sister, Mrs. Kingsley, return
ing with hm.--Mrs. Jane Davis Is visit
ing friends in Shelburnc
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SOtl,H STARKSBORO

The LaG:es Home Circle will meet
Thursday VITA Mrs. Cullen Shattuck.
Dinner viii be served.--Harrison Larose
killed a spikehorn buck deer In Jerusa-
lem Friday which weighed 81 pounds
Mrs. Jennie Sprague returned to her
home in Hinesburgh Sunday,-Mrs. Riley
Purinton OF Colorado is visiting her faith
er, Israel Lafayette, at the home OF her
brother, Joseph Lafayette,--George FL
lott, Daniel Bridsall. Earl and Ceylon
Orvis are the lucky deer hunters In this
place,-Samuel Wright of Waybridge is
visiting relatives here.-George Hurlburt
OF Monkton is with his grandparents, M,
and Mrs. David Folansbee.
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CHARLOTTE

The home of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Whalley was the scene of a pretty home
wedding Tuesday December when their
only daughter, LA Belle, was united in
marriage to Hubert Alton Lewis of
Lewis, ~ V The Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson
of Shelburnc performed the ceremony
the ring service being used The house
was prettily trimmed with evergreen and
winter berries. The bride wore navy blue
with hat to match. After refreshments
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left for Saranac Lake
\. Y. from there they go to visit rela-
tives in Boston and vicinity, not return
ing until after the holidays, A notable
thing was the presence at the wedding
of the brides grandfather, Samuel
Whalley. who is 95 years Of age and was
able to walk up and congratulate the
bride and groom.-Monday Dec, at the
Grange the following officers were elected
for the coming year: Worthy master,
Noah Frink; overseer, william Merose
steward, Leon Prindle; assistant steward.
Howard Bessette; lady assistant steward
Ruth Livermore: secretary, Ethel Bying-
ton; lecturer, Mrs. Moore: treasurer. w
c. Livermore; gate keeper, Harold Linus;
Flora, Mrs. Katherine Martin; Pomona
Mrs. Ruth Beers; Ceres, Mrs Gertrude
Frink
The business meeting of the library
association will be at the home of the
president, Mrs Stanton Williams, at 2:30
o clock. Friday afternoon.-The Whist
club met at the hall Wednesday
evening-Among the successful hunters,
who returned with deer were: Lewis
Beers. Grant Jackman. c. y. Horsford
Arthur Bora, Alex De Lanchlere-The
two senior classes In the Sunday school
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the vestry of the Congregational Church
this evening the topic for consideration
VIII be, THE Inspiration and Authority
of the Bible The discussion will be
opened by Prof. Vernon c. Harrington
OF the college.-Mr. and Mrs. Phillip l..
Sparks and son. Arthur. who have been
making ten days visit, have returned
TO carbohydrates =. Fiske is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Spiller of Nine
vile. N. Y, are in town for u few weeks.
Large quantities of pressed and UNI
pressed hay are now coming into this
town fN)m the country towns around for
shipment to various city markets. Prices
for good quality hay are hanging pretty
steadily around $22 to s23 per ton.-Mr.
and Mrs. Septmus Lowell and daughter,
Miss Alice Lowell, have returned to
Flushing. l.. J., after several weeks in
town.--The Misses Hattie and Mabel
Parker of Washington, -. c.. are visit
ing in town-Mr. and Mrs. Harley will
hanson of Detroit Mich, are in town
for a months stay.-In consequence of
the taking off the morning train for
Boston and New York the copies of the
Free Press for Middlebury and the sur
rounding territory arrived in town We'd
nesday morning by special automobile at
about the same time that they have been
getting here by train for several months
past. and were in time to hit all the
r. F. d. routes.-Mr. and Mrs. Frances
l.. Gordon of Brattleboro are here to
visit few days with relatives.-Lake
Dunmore Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. f..
worked the second degree on a large
class of candidates meeting Wednesday
evening, after which an oyster supper
was served. There was u good attend
ance.
Miss Grace T.. Monty. the Middlebury
College student who was found shot
late Monday afternoon. is in a much
better condition yesterday and her re-
covery seems probable. She stood the
trip to Troy very well and is now con-
fined in a hospital there. She will lose
the sight in the right eye.
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CORNWALL.

A chicken pie supper will be served at
the church parlors on Thursday from six
to eight O'Clock. Prof. Cady of Middle
bury College will be one of the after din
ner speakers.--Amos Atwood and son.
Arnold, started Tuesday for California.
where they will join Mrs. Atwood. who
arrived there several weeks ago. Mrs.
Atwood went by motor from Colorado
with Mr.. Atwood's sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. IIulett.-Judge and Mrs. A.
w. Foote are in Montpelier attending the
State grange. w Atwood has sold his
farm to w. G. Penniman of New Haven
and he has taken possession Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwood for the present are with
their daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. d. Parkhll.-Mr. and Mrs william
Lavalley attended the funeral on Monday
of Mrs Lavaiieys brothers wife. Mrs.
Edward Cormia. at Nergennes.
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Kate Fifeld and daughter, Lola,
spent Thanksgiving in Rochester with
her sister Mrs. Charles Durfee. Miss
Fifield remained until Saturday and
Mrs. Durfee brought her home and stay
ed overnight.-Jason Abby of Randolph
visited his nephew, Carl Archer, and
wife last week.-Charles Roberts and lit
tie daughter. Pearine. We're in Bethel
and Randolph two days last week.-Mrs..
l.. NJ. Church spent last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hubbard,
in Rochester-Hugh Roberts of Ran
dolph was in town two days last week
to hunt.-Quite a number We're called
from this town to Middlebury last Mon
day to attend county court on the
Perry VS.. State case.
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MILTON RORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Bullock and Leon
Lester attended the funeral of Captain
Evarts in St. Adams Thursday.-Duell
Decker spent the weekend at his bro
Tiers Reuben Decker's.-Mr and Mrs.
Thomas Shean are at the home of John
Shean, Edna Coon has been visiting re
latives in this place.-Mrs. d. r. Bean
returned Sunday from Milton where she
has been n guest at Mrs. Edith Bonn
bards.-Miss Mildred Evarts is spending
a few days at r. Il. Bullocks.-Mrs. AL
fred Eaton and Mrs. John Shean were in
st. Adams Saturday
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WALTHAM

The \. S. club will celebrate its tenth
anniversary at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. +. Booth Tuesday evening, December
16.-P. w, Otis was in AIiddiebury last
week Thursday.-Mr and Mrs. c. w.
Ward and children visited Mr.. Wards
sister, Mrs. r, H. Booth. at Crosse
Point last week-Mr. and Mrs. q. A,
Hunt attended the 25th anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C, Conant's marriage
last week Friday evening in New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Straight OF Jay,
y. Y. passed the Weekend with Mr..
Straights uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. w. Ots.-H. A. Burroughs II building
Il modern COW stable
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BRISTOL

The community was shocked Saturday
morninv to learn of the death In Ver-
gennes Friday Of Mrs. Arzelia Meader
who went there less than two weeks
ago to spend the winter with her nephew
c. T. S. Pierce. Mrs Meader was getting
dinner when she was stricken with a
stroke of paralysis. She died in the eve
ming The funeral was held Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock at the Methodist Church
The Rev E. w. Gould officiated. Mrs.
Meader was prominent member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Ladies'
Aid and Missionary society. and during
the war one OF the most active members
OF the Red Cross. She is survived by
daughter. Mrs. GiIhert Cady, OF south
Shattspury.-W. A. Atklns and family
nave moved to Rocky DaIe.-Mrs. Il. j.
irish mas gone TO Plttsford sanitar'um FOR
'rea'meht'-Shelooh mn. VINO mas neen IN
Door hea'th lor iohg ,lme' is fail,ns -
ne A'neflcan Legion heid a dahce III 'he
'oionlai theatre frlda| nighttime open
meeting nein IN the lecture room OF .he
reuerdleu ShuTcn ID! the OUTLOOK ciuo
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LINCOLN

The funeral of Mrs Mary Davis. widow
of Seymour Davis, who died many years
ago, was held December at one O'Clock
at the Baptist Church, the Rev Arnot
Dexter officiating. The bearers were
Clayton Lindley, Keith Bicknell and
Charles Purinton. Among those from out
Of town to attend the service were: Lewis
Green. Mrs. Irving Green and Mr.. Bat
ties Of Brandon; Mr.. and Mrs. Webster
Cove and Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Green of
Bristol; Mrs. Flora Clark of Bolton.
Mrs Davis died Dec. of pneumonia
after only few days illness. Her loss
will be felt in the church and the several
societies of which she was faithful
member.
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MONKTOlN RIDGE

The delegates from the Friends Church
to the county conference OF the Inter-
Church World Movement held in
Middlebury this week are; Mrs. l.. C..
Dean, the Rev. and Mrs. j. F.. Ransome,
Miss Carrie T.. Miles and @. M. Hazard.
There will be Christmas tree and
exercises at the Friends Church Wednes-
day evening, December A.-Mr. and Mrs.
Merritt Cox and children have returned
to Rutland after visiting relatives in
town.-D. ii. Cox, &. ID. II. Barnum and
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GRANVILLE

Frank Wilson and two children were IN
Salisbury two days last wcek,-A. H.
WILDER was In Waitsfeld last sunday
The dance at the Ladies' hall was well
attended and all report fine time
Herbert and Clyde Campbell were In Ran
dolph on business one day last week.
Seventeen deer were reported killed In this
town during the open season'-J' H.
Ninton was In Bethel Tuesday.
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WEST MILTON

Sanford Thompson and Eugene Sweeney
were successful deer huntersin this vicin-
ity.-Mr and Mrs. George Lemnah are
visiting at Asa Mears.-Mrs Ida Mulvi-
hill and Miss Bertha Riddick of Milton
were at II. A. Granger's Saturday.
Leonard Mears is working for Hoyt
Mears.-Char.es Beauvais badly injured
enc of his arms while playing at school
recently.-John Cataract has purchased
the Steve ElNnn farm
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will meet at the home of Mrs. ]. P. Ram
sey Friday evening.
Raymond Bora has gone to Burlington.
where he has employment at the Sher-
wood Hotel.-Mr. William Carpenter. Sr,
and daughter. Mrs. William Booski,
have gone to Att.eboro, Mass, to visit
relatives.-Mr. Como of Shelburne has
moved to his farm he recently purchased
at the Carlton NIcNnI astntn
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WANTED

factory men. or mon VINO
want 70 learn factory work; good wages
while learning; opportunities for advance.
ment; no labor trouble; time and one-halt
for all time over As hours per week. fac
tory operates 55-85 hours per week; night
work 109o extra. We have 80 rents avail
able for parties showing satisfactory REFER
tnoes. Employment bureau. Information
for asking New Departure Mfg. Co.
Bristol. Conn, or Madden's Employment
Bureau. Burlington Vt 2O2, Itw,2t
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wANTED---A few cars Of clover and clover
MIXED hay Of good quality; also OF stock
hay and No. I. Il. \. Robbins. Cavendish
VT. 29i, lat, -, at
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NEW HAVEN

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Benham were IN
Burlington Wednesday. Mrs. II. C. feck
was in Waterbury Wednesday MIS-
Elisha Follansbee and Mrs Washington
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