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WILLISTON

Forefather's day. December q, will be
observed the following day with a COM
munity social and address in keeping
with the event by President John NJ
Thomas of Middlebury College. A special
paid dinner will be served and sale Of
fancy articles and candies will be held
at the same place, the proceeds to go to-
ward the electric wiring for the church
and parsonage.-A community Christ
mas tree Is being planned for the evening
of December Is in the church. 1t is plan
ned to ask everyone to bring a small gift
for someone else, so that ALL who attend
will have present from the tree.
Mrs. Lucy Talcott has received news
from Oakland. Cal. Of the sudden death
of her brother, Jonathan Talcott He
was a former resident of this place.-Mrs.
w. H. Metcalf is ill.-Mrs. $. Prior. who
has been stopping with her son, Pearl.
in Barre the last four months. has re-
turned to the home of her son, Homer
Prior. here.-Clark Wood was called to
Boston by the sudden death OF his son.
The funeral was held at his late home
December 8 and the burial was under
the auspices of the Free Masons.-The
Foreign and Home Missionary society
met with Mrs W NJ Barber WEDNESDAY
afternoon. the Kew y ranclS 81 Malzafd
OF Jericho attended the Tuesday night
meeting in the Methodist Church this
week and gave an address. which was en-
joyed by all present,-The schools in town
will close this week Friday for two
weeks vacation. Some of the schools
are planning for a Christmas tree on
Friday afternoon.--On December % there
will he community social and address
NV President Thomas n Middle
bury College. special paid dinner will
be served, the proceeds to 80 for electric
wiring of the church and parsonage
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Wright and Mr..
and Mrs Clinton Wright and daughter
went to Florida last week to spend the
winter.-Seymore Parrot. who has been
living in the tenement house Of the
Wright brothers. moved TO Burlington last
weak
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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Ing charged with an assault, the night
before. upon Alvin Brown was admitted
TO bail Monday evening in municipal
court by Judge A. w. Dickens and is now
at liberty again.--There was a large at
tendance Monday evening in the assem-
b room of the high school at the Christ
mas singing exercises given by pupils
OF the high and graded school. The pro-
gram was very pleasantly and success
fully carried out and nice little sum
was realized. This will he devoted for
the purchase of new music books.-Miss
Alice Halpin has returned to West Rut-
tAnd where she is teaching school after
passing a few days at the home of her
mother here.-The Misses Helen and
Alice Middleton have returned to their
home in Montpelier after visit of sew
sral weeks with relatives and friends in
town.-Dominic Freedom has returned to
his duties at the marble mill here after
a weeks visit to his former home In
Florence. Mrs. Clinton Tisdale, who has
been spending few days at the home Of
Miss Helen LaPan on Seymour street.
has gone to her former homo In New
burg, Mo-, where she will spend the win
ter. Her husband will remain in town.
They have closed the Green Mountain
hotel for the winter.
County court was In session inter-
mittently throughout the day Wednesday,
A number OF court matters Of no partc-
ular interest to the public in general were
taken up and briefly considered in one
phase or another.-L. J. Buttolph has re-
turned to Shoreham after several days
In town on business.--Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton NJ. Hanks have returned from Brs-
tol, where they were called by the illness
IF Mr.. Hanks father, Judge Hanks
The Salisbury Farmers club will meet
this evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Atwood.--The home demonstration MEM
hers OF Addison will meet with Mrs
Charles Reed for the first sewing meet
ng.--A. NJ. Lawrence has returned to
Bristol after two weeks in town.--Mr.
and Mrs. Caleb winthrop and daughter.
Miss Lucille Winthrop, of Quincy, Mass,
are in town for two or three weeks
The village graded and high school, as
well as the towns schools in the country
districts. will close Friday for two
weeks vacation and a vacation at the
college will continue until Tuesday,
January 6--Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wagge-
man Of Hoboken, n. j., and Mr.. and Mrs
James F. Waggeman of Brooklyn, n, Y,
are IN town to remain over the holidays
with friends.--Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Parkhurst have returned to Chicago after
several weeks In Middlebury and vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Morton and
three young children of Hartford. Conn,
are visiting in town.-Thomas Harrington
Of Vergennes, n former resident of Bird
port and Middlebury. is in town on a bust
ness trip.--Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cotton
have returned to Pittsburgh n. T.. after
. six weeks stay with friends in Middle
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COLCHESTER

The following list of officers have
been elected for Colchester Grange,
No. 456 for the year 1920: Mas
ter. p. w. Severance; overseer, p. NJ,
Curtis: lecturer, b. F. Gale; steward c.
p. Cary; assistant steward. Frank wash
burn; chaplain, a. s. Morgan; treasurer.
Mrs. Gertrude Cary; secretary. Mrs. Alice
Severance; gate keeper. Chester Button,
Jr.; Ceres, Mrs. \, 5, Morgan; Pomona.
Mrs. p, NJ. Curtis; Flora. Mrs. W. c.
Bombard: lady assistant steward, Miss
Eunice Morgan. The next Grange meet
ing will be held December 49, County
Agent Il. II. Loveland and Miss Cassidy
will be present A good attendance is de-
sired as this will take the place of the
usual Farm Bureau meeting. The lectur-
ers hour will be open to the public.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. $. Wright were in town Sat-
urday.-The Kings Daughters sale. held
Friday night. was well attended and
quite successful. A eoodly sum of money
was realized.-Mr. Cauldwell. who has pur-
chased Leo St, Geais's farm, is unload
ing his car of goods. Mr.. St Gelais has
moved his family to the place which he
recently bought of Fannie Day.
There will be Red Cross meeting al
Mrs N X, Kenyons Friday. December
10, at three O'Clock,
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CHARLOTTE

Miss Irene Jackman. the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Grant w. Jack
man, was united in marriage to Henry
Whitaker, ex-chief gunner's mate Of the
U. s. s. Cummings. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Hugh David Jones
of ST. Paurs Episcopal Church, Vergen-
mes, December 8 at three o'clock in the
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker left
for New York city for a few weeks stay
The Whist club met at Library hall
hall Wednesday evening-The community
sing will be at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. N. st Johns Thursday evenng.-The
Christmas play and tree given by the Sum-
day-school will be Monday evening. De-
cember %, the collection will be for the
benefit Of the Armenians. two schools
at the village will have their Christmas
exercises and trees on Friday afternoon
of this week
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HINESBURG

The annual meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps was held Tuesday Deem
Der 9 and the following officers elected
Tia Isham. president Helen Weed, 8. v.
p. Daisy Tracy. J. v. P; Sada Weed
treasurer; Elizabeth Allen. chaplain !:
Milissa Hopkins. conductor; Mary La
Rose, guard. The appointed officers will
be named later.-Mrs. Marietta Stilson Of
North Ferrisburg was business visitor
in town last week.-Mrs.. II. H. Barrett
returned to her home in Norwich Satur-
day.
The United Church will hold a Christ
mas service next Sunday morning with
an appropriate sermon by the pastor. the
Rev. Charles II. Bennett. and special
Christmas anthems by the choir At the
close of Sunday school. there will be a
rehearsal for the Christmas tree program
All the children are urged to come to
as this will be the only rehearsal.-There
will be interesting exercises rendered by
the Sunday school and a Christmas tree
Friday evening, December 2. cordial
invitation to attend Is extended to every
one In the community.
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ADDISON

Madam Thomas is very low.--Therc are
evening meetings at the church this
week.-Grand View Grange had several
representatives at the Vergennes grange
Friday evening and reports very en-
joyabe time.-Cora Barber was the guest
of friends in Burlington over the week.
end.-There is to be a tree at the church
Christmas eve, under the management of
the church and grange.-Ruth Clark
spent the weekend with Bessie Stage of
dance Friday evening was
we'll attepded-The friends Of Mary Will
martin Robinson are sorry to hear that
she is In the Rutland hospital recovering
from an operation. she is doing as well
as can be expected
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MILTON

The past week has been week of al
most continuous funerals. on Sunday, the
7th. the body Of the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos Washburn. OF St. Adams, was
brough here for interment. Monday aft
ernoon the remains Of the young child of
Mr.. and Mrs Noel Wimble were brought
here from their home in Essex, where the
funeral was held. for interment in the
village cemetery. Tuesday the remains
of Mrs. Mitchell P. Lucia were brought
here from Colchester and the funeral
was held at the Methodist Church, the
Rev. f. f. Talbee officiating with inter-
ment in the village cemetery. "Wednesday
the funeral of Gerald Phelps, the 12-year-
old son of John Phelps, who died while
undergoing an operation on his throat
at Burlington, was held from the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones, with whom
he made his home. at 200 y. m. The Rev.
F. E. Talbee ofiiciated. There were many
beautiful flowers, among them pieces from
the fifth and sixth grades in school, to
which he belonged and from the United
Sunday-school of which he was also "A
member. The fifth and sixth grades were
present in a body at the interment in the
village cemetery. He was a very bright
loveable boy and will be very much miss
ed. On Thursday the funeral of Mrs.
Marshall Powell, an aged resident who
died from the effects of shock, which
she suffered a few days before her death.
was held from her late home at one
o'clock, the Rev. F. E. Talbee officiating.
She leaves a husband, one aged sister,
Mrs. Amelia Kinney, and seven neces,
and a nephew. Mrs. Powell has been in
failing health for several years. Among
those present from out of town were
Mrs. Carrie Houghton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell. and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reynolds
of West Lebanon, N. Fl. The interment
was In the village cemetery.-At the reg
ular meeting Of Seneca Lodge, No. 40, F.
g. A. NJ. Tuesday evening the ninth dis
trict deputy. DR.. Towne, of Burlington,
made his official visitation and the first
degree was worked on a candidate. After
the meeting refreshments were served
Brush & Son, owners of the Maplewood
poultry yards of this place. were among
the successful exhibitors at the annual
show Of the Rhode Island State Poultry
association held al Providence last week.
Mrs. Clara Rogers is i'll with an attack
OF misunderstanding Frances Cormia has
been spending several days in Burlington.
Miss Mildred Ashley of Essex Junction
spent part of Saturday and Sunday with
friends in town.-Miss Mable Newton. of
Washington, d. c., is spending the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. G.. Newton.-At Mrs. Bert Lyons auc-
ton last week the place was sold to
Ralph Ryan for $2460. Mrs. Lyon will
move to Burlington
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STARKSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinsley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Fields have had sons born
to them recently-The Rev. II. p Glaister
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Clifford. Mrs f.. X.
Eddy and Mrs. +. +. Smith attended the
county convention of the interchurch
world movement at Middlebury last week
The village school, Mrs. Maude S. Wade.
teacher. closes this week with an enter
talnment at the town hall consisting or
dialogues and music by the children. The
proceeds will go to get needed articles for
the school room.-Miss Gladys Fuller
closes her school this week with Christ
mas exercises by the ohldren.-At the
Grange meeting Friday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Master, T. w. Newton; over
seer, G. f. O'Bryan; lecturer. Mrs. T. w.
Newton: steward, Reuben Palmer; assist
ant steward, Harold Shiverette; chaplain,
Mrs. f. f. Smith; treasurer Miss Flora
Doland; secretary, Miss Ruth Carpenter;
gate keeper, p. r. Tatro; Ceres. Mrs p.
r. Tatro Pomona, Miss Jane Bickford !;
Flora, Miss Emma Dixie; lady assistant
steward. Miss Ada Merrill. Miss Ninabel
Hanson was chosen pianist with Mrs. e.
r. Eddy as assIstant.-A. l.. White is in
poor health.-L. G. Ferguson is failing -
Mrs Josephine Brown. who has been car
ing for l.. G.. Ferguson, has gone to Flor
ida for the winter. where she has posi-
ton as assistant housekeeper In the Ho-
tel Ponce De Leon, st. Augustine. The
Christian Culture club meets Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Carlinda Clifford J.
l.. Carpenter Is ill.-F. NJ. Hill. who is at
tending court In Middlebury was home
for the week -end.-Mrs. George Minum
has been in Burlington for medical treat
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Miss Morgan is assistant postmistrcss
here in town.-Florence Garland has COM
pleted work for Mrs. leighton C. Rice
and has gone to work for Mrs. Warren
Woodruff Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pcrcival
who have been spending several days at
the home Of their son and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Heber Percival, at Rutland. have
returned home.-Miss Lillian Holley Of
Essex was recent visitor of Miss Ida
Booth.-Mr. Mckenzie has completed
work at the Densmore granite sheds and
has gone to Barre TO worlt.--Mr Monte
has returned after spending few days
in Barre with friends and relatlves.--Mr
and Mrs. Walter Baisdell were visitors
in Jeffersonville Saturday.
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Burlington visitor saturday-Don Sears
spent the weekend with his father In
Barnumtown.-The Methodist Church has
gladly and willingly opened its doors for
a community Christmas tree, the exer-
cises to be conducted by four schools.
The entertainment is to take place on
Friday evening of this week, as the
schools close this week for the holidays.
Everyone will be welcomed to hear the
children and to see Santa Claus.--Mrs.
l.. T.. Avery has been spending several
days in Brandon.-Mr. and Mrs. r. Aines
has been visiting their daughter in st.
Albans.
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WALTHAM

The n. s. club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Booth Tuesday evening and cele
breted the tenth anniversary of the club.
About so were present. The program OF
Rotations and vocal and instrumental
music was excellent as was also the club
history by Mrs. @. p. Larrow and the
club prophecy by Mrs F. C. Ward. Al
the close Of the program an oyster sup
per was served by the entertainment
committee.-Mrs. A. G. Wright and little
granddaughter. Barbara McNeal. pass.
ed Friday with Mrs. Wright's daughter,
Mrs. f. A. Dowd in New Haven.-Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Hunt visited friends in
Bristol Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Booth and children of Grouse Point WIS.,
tied her sister. Mrs. A. E. Booth, Tues
day
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JERICHO CENTER

Miss Mae Eldridge is spending a few
days in Burlington with Mrs. Cora Cha
pin.-The Foreign Missionary society will
meet with Mrs Ransom Wilder Thurs
day afternoon. The officers for the en-
suing year will be chosen. All are cor
daily invited to attend.-The grammar
and primary scholars enjoyed a Chris
mas tree Friday afternoon.-The Social
Service club will meet Friday afternoon
with the president Mrs. E. B. Jordan.
and a covered dish luncheon will be
served.
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ORWELL

The Congregational Church has decided
TO have Christmas tree.-Two of the
four trains have been removed.-Three
cars Of coal arrived last week.--Oliver
Bascom's family are enjoying their stay
in Florida.-The Ladies Sewing society
made $40 in the recent sale.-A. A.
Saunders carried the mall across the lake
December on the ice.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Root from Cornwall spent some
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
I'afley.-Schools close Friday for two
~.
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BRISTOL

Fifty-eight world war veterans partooi
of the banquet served In Odd Fellows
hall Friday evening by the Business
Mems association, made possible by the
generosity of the business men and other
patriotic citizens. The Odd Fellows turn
ed their hall over 10 the committee and
for three days skilled chef worked,
preparing the feast Lieut.. II. NJ. Thomas
acted az POSTMASTER and remarks were
made BY Lieut.. II. L. Williamson. Il. w.
Estey and others. The boys showed their
appreciation of the skill of the chef by
calling for him and giving him a round
of applause. The ladies' decorated the
dining room and the tables presented a
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UNDERHILI.

The apron sale which was to have
been held at the G. A. II. hall this week
under the auspices of the Village Im-
provement society has been indefinitely
Food Study club will
meet to-day at tho G. A. Il. hall.-Miss
Emma Edwards has gone to Miami, Fla.
for the winter. Her mother, Mrs. Francis
Edwards, will spend the winter in Bur-
lngton with her daughter, Mrs. Max
Bessey Katherine Cook of Burling-
ton Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia
Farrell.-John McGarghan of Richmond
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JERICHO

+. IL. Demar spent Saturday and Sum
day at his home in Mortified, William
Densmore has completed his labors for
his brother. Carl Densmore. at the
granite sheds and gone to Barre, where
he has employment in the same line of
business.-G. Herbert Hutchinson, who
has been spending few days in New
York city. has returned home schools
in this place closed Friday afternoon for
the Christmas vacation.-Charles Perci-
val and daughter were over Sunday
visitors of friends in Cambridge Miss
Ada Morgan and Miss Bernice Cox of
Cambridge have arrived in town and are
occupying Mrs. Nellie Goodwin's home
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SHOREHAM

Next Sunday the Sunday school Christ
mas service will take the place Of the
usual service.-Madam Anderson went to
visit her son and family Saturday in
Mount Hermon, Mass.-Harley Cook was
a recent visitor in Rutland.-Mr. and
Mrs j. c. Moore were in Burlington last
Week.-Mrs. Ruth Styles was called to
Middlebury to nurse in the family Of
A. J. Blackmer.-The annual church fair
last week was quite successful, clearing
$l33-Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Dickinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt were in Rut-
land Saturday.-Word has been received
that Miss Larrabee. who has been i'll in
Burlington with pneumonia, is recovering
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ST. GEORGE

Superintendent Colby of shelburne was
in town December s. visiting the school
In the afternoon ivelina Parcher is
home from the Hnesburg high school iii
with the mumps. Earl Aver has been
appointed census enumerator for district
No. CT, including the towns of Shelburne
and St. George Several In town attended
the dance in Williston Friday evening
Clark Hinsdale returned Friday evening
after being away from his home nearly
four months, a part of the time at the
Fanny Allen hospital, where he had an
operation and the last few weeks in Bur-
lington at the home of his sister
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RICHMOND

The funeral OF b. e. Douglas who died
at the Mary Fletcher hospital, was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs James
Atkins. with burial here in Riverview
cemetery. Misses Canning of Bur-
lington were the guest of Miss Martha
Terrien over Sunday.-The graded schools
closed Friday for the Christmas vacation
each room having "A Christmas tree and
exercises. Agnes Paradee of SPRING
field, Mass. has been called home to
assist In the care of her sister and
nephew.-Mrs Rose Pigeon has returned
from few days spent at her home in
Westford. Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Keefe
of Essex was the guest of their parents
over Sunday.-Mrs. Semieneau and Mrs.
Martha Johnson of Stowe were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Johnson over
Sunday.-The Misses Katherine Lavelle
Cora Bressor of Burlington were at their
home here over Sunday-Mrs. Faley and
two children of Nashua. n. H., We're re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Brewin.
Word was received here Thursday morn
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AUCTION SALE.

CCTTON--Having disposed Of my farm.
will sell at public auction at said farm.
located IN Charlotte VT. on Friday. Dec.
&c, 1912 at 1000 o'clock a. m. house
hold goods of every kind and description.
including beds. mattresses. stoves. heaters.
also pair light driving harnesses and other
articles. too numerous to mention. Terms
cash. Ezra Williams. w. NJ. Dean, auc-
tioneer. 3O5 4t,w,1t
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HUNTINGTON

A daughter, Mia Thelma. was born to
MIR. and Mrs. Charles F'alby Saturday,
December BE. G. Norton returned from
New York the last of the week. where he
went MS a delegate from the Dairymen's
League-E II. Kinds was in Montpelier
the last of the week to attend the Shrin-
erS' meeting
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Miss Greenleese. of Montreal, Is visit
ing at the home Of James Corey.-Mr.
and Mrs Herbert Field rejoice because
of the arrival OF an infant son.-Caleb
Harrington has returned from East Monk
ton.-Flora Benton Is visiting Ellsworth
Benton of this village.-The reunion sup
per held Saturday evening Melted 80
Marjorie Gage was at home Sunday.-Mrs
Jennie Plant is visiting her son, Royal
James Plant. in Lowell. Mass.-James
Dean and family with Mrs. Elmer Pres
ton were in Burlington Saturday.-Wal-
ter Estey IL to work on a contract lumber
Job in Bristol this winter.-Mrs. Charles
Wheeler has returned after visit OF
several days at New Haven,-Sydney Olaf
lin and family visited the Van Vliets, in
Shelburne, Sunday.--Mr, and Mrs Par
ker. Of Depot Harbor, are guests at the
home of NJ Il. Collins.-CharIes Miller re-
turned from Midd!ebury Friday.
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WANTED-200 factory men. or mon VINO
want - learn factory work; good wages
while learning; opportunities for advance
ment: no labor trouble time and one half
for all time over as hours per week; fac
tory operates 55-65 hours per week; night
work 1870 extra. We have 80 rents avail
able for parties showing satisfa Glory refer
ences. Employmsr: bureau. Information
for askn1 New Departure Mfg. Co.
Bristol, Gem. or Madden's Employment
Bureau Burlins;ur Vt 90 7tw2t
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ing Of the death of Benjamin n. Doug
lass at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
where he was taken Wednesday after
noon and operated on Mr.. Douglass
underwent an operation for appendicitis
several months ago. He was employed
as chipping clerk at the Richmond Under
wear company and leaves. besides wife,
a father, three brothers and three sisters.
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UNDERHILL CENTER

The body of Eugene Martell who died
at Waterbury, was brought here for
burial in the Catholic cemetery.-Mr and
Mrs. G.. a. Terrill have gone to Connect
cut and will pass the winter with their
daughter, who lives near Hartford Miss
Anna O'Neil of Burlington came last
for visit with Mrs. John Burns.
"Wednesday morning was the coolest
Of the season the mercury dropping to