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lace Norton.-Mr and Mrs. T.. ". Rhodes
spent the wcck-cnd i'm Randolph and
vicnity.-Mr. and Mrs. George Caustic
OF Montpelier were visitors in town over
straightforward Sargent and family re-
turned Sunday TO their home in SPRING
field after spending few days with
friends In town.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dow were guests Sunday at the home
of r.. NJ. Tucker.-Mr. and Mrs S. II.
Buell. attended the quarterly meeting In
Monkton Sunday.-Arthur Brooks and
family OF Randolph, former residents,
have been Waiting at tho home OF Arthur
Narncy and other friends in town.-Otto
Butt"rfield and family OF Bristol spent
the weekend in town.--W. Il. Sargent
and family of Burlington were in town
over Sunday. Mrs. Sargent who has been
spending week here, has returned
home.-E. G. Hammer. who has been
in Greenfield Mass, for few weeks,
has been in town for a few days.-Mss
Ethel Tebbetts, teacher in the West Iiill
district. has been called to her home in
Maine. This necessitates the closing of
the school for a few days until another
teacher can be engaged
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MONKTON

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Metho-
dist Church will have harvest home
sociable and literary and musical pro-
gram with IA good old New England
supper at the Grange hall on Friday eve-
ming. October II. A cordial invitation is
extended to every one to attend. The
committee in charge invites the ladies'
to assist with food and to help TO make
this gathering the greatest social of the
season. The musical and literary pro-
gram will be pleasing feature. as the
old quartette is invited ~ be present and
assist with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
urged to remember the basket dance at
Woodman hall Thursday evening. October
16 Music will be by Morgans orchestra.
with good prompter. Coffee will be
served.-Mrs. Ida *. Wilson. the teacher
IN the village school, passed the week.
end at her home in New Haven.-AIrs.
Lucinda Williams of Bristol and Mrs.
Janette Barnum OF East Monkton were
recent guests of Mrs. L. r.. Meech.-NIrs.
H. H. Ayers. who has been i'll the last
week with severe cold. is much better.
The schools were closed last week. as
the teachers attended the State conven-
ton at Montpelier.-Mr, and Mrs. w. H..
Gee and Mr.. and Mrs. B C. Gee We're
Ncrgenncs visitors Saturday.-Several
from this town attended the races at
Ferrlsburg Saturday.-Dr. and Mrs.
George \. Russell, who have passed
three weeks at their cottage, "Cedarside. -"
near Cedar Lake. have returned to their
home in Arlington.-The Rev and Mrs
Gothey are expected home this week.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin of Middle
bury are guests at the home Of C. S.
Martin.-Mrs. Vail of Granville. N. v.
Is n guest of the Martins.-Nrs. Alice
Rowley Is visiting her brother. Eugene
Palmer. of Cambridge.-Mrs Maria Dart
IL visiting Mrs NJ. Cheeney.-Dalbert
Bull and Henrietta Merchant were in
Burlington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gage was
home over Sunday doris kimball has
returned to Poultney.
Stanley Byington and Fannie Bacon
were married at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage Saturday afternoon. The
young couple motorcd to this village with
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Williams. After
visit TO Giens Fails, Saratoga and AL
bany, n. Y, they will live in Charlotte
Grace Higbce gave birthday party Sat-
urday afternoon, IA of her friends attend
ing. They reported a very pleasant time.
John Wells Of Springfield, Mass, is via-
iting relatives in thi1 villaCe.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Henry came Sunday after
noon for a visit at the Henry home
Jerome Chase has recovered from his i'll
ness and returned from Burlington to
the home of his brother. II. b. Chase
The entertainments given by the Ladies'
Nd and Epworth League at the homes
o' IT.. W. Langdon and a. Knowles, were
$. 'uccessful, both financially and So
r!A " the monthly Aid meeting. held
a. 10" nome OF !. \. Corey, plans were
made for a chicken pie supper to be held
very soon.-Marion Folsom spent the
weekend with her parents.-Emerson
Shedd is visiting at the home OF Il. r.
Folsom.-Mr and Mrs. Arthur James
and Mr. and Mrs. Ilawley motored from
Springfield. Mass, Saturday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. George James.-Leslie Adams
and Elmira Adams spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jennie Plant-Florence Kingsland is
visiting at the home of Hiram kingsland
Blanche Field is in town for few days
Roger Preston ana Wilmer Knowles
spent the week with their people,
Miss Post, of Clinton, n. Y. Is visiting
Mrs. Hand. Captain Wheeler is in town
Tor few DAYS.
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GRANVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. !. J. Kinsclla were in Mid
dlebury last Thursday on business Clay
ton Hubbard of Waitsfeld has moved his
family here and will live with his father.
Rollin S. Hubbard.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mcfntirc. who have been spending the
summer here, went Sunday to Roxbury
whore they they will spend the winter
at the home of Mrs. McIntre's son, Bert
Demass.-George Keenan, of Watertown.
n. Y, former resident here, Is spending
few days in town.--Russcll n. Chatfeld
of Windsor, who has purchased the c.
r. Roberts farm, was in town Saturday
looking after his property.-George Bee
man has sold his farm here to Oakley T..
May of this town.-C. g. Vinton. who has
been quite i'll the past two weeks is gain
ing slowly,
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tween Parents and Teachers; talk on
exnioit at Middlebury by II. V. Wheeiock.
business meeting followed, after which
REFRESHMENTS were served There were
no prayer meeting services in the YER
gennes Methodist Episcopal Church
thursday evening but Friday evening Rev.
George NJ Moody of Middlebury, with
two of his laymcn. will hold meeting
In the church in the interest of the CEN
tenary movement for the gaining of a
million members for the church before
June 1920
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MONKTON RIDGE

The quarterly meeting which was I'D
ut the Friends Church on Saturday ID
Sunday was largely attended. Or. Isabe|
T.. DE Vol, a medical missionary fr@
China. proved to be a very interesti|
speaker and spoke at each of the fo,
sessions, telling of her work in Chi
and exhibiting many pictures, showi|
her hospital residence and many 9th
interesting views. Among those from Il
of town TO attend the Sunday .servid
were: Mr.. and Mrs. solomon Buel al
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young of Lincol
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Sargent. Mr. al
Mrs. George Elliot and family. MI
Dorothy Hailock, Mr.. and Mrs. Robd
Young and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Ceon
Narney and family, Mrs. cullen Shattud
Mrs. David Follansbee and Miss Hell
Orvis of South Starksboro and Wild
Palmer, w. Fl. Dean and Mr.. and MI
Alfred Williams Of North Ferrisburg.
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PANTON

This little hamlet has over-subscrib-
ed the Y. w. G. A. quota.-Mrs John
Otis of Ripton is spending some time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
Grandey.-Ernest Barber of New Rus
STA. n. Y, called on friends here recent
ly.-Miss Gum, graduate nurse of
burlington, is caring for Miss Dalton
at Ira Shedrick s.-Miss Rachel Jerome
went Monday to the Fanny Allen hos
pital at Winooski. where she passed
through successful operation Tuesday
for appendicitis. Her parents were with
her but her father has returned, and her
mother will remain with her for n few
days.-William Kent has gone to Toron-
to. Ont, to visit his uncle and aunt
Prof and Mrs. James Fen Brooke
Mr.. and Mrs, John Sprague of West
Moreland. n. H., have been spending
several days with relatives here and in
West Addison.-A union chicken pie
supper will be held at the Baptist
Church Thursday evening, Oct. 90 Serv-
ing will begin at $3.50 and continue
through the evening. Everyone Is in
vited.
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WALTHAM

The N S. club met with Mrs. C.. w.
Ward Thursday afternoon. Twelve men,
bers were present and six visitors. Those
from out of town were Mrs. w. F.
Frazier and two children. Refreshments
were served and a social afternoon was
passed "A little daughter Edith Anna
was born to Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Bur-
roughs Monday October 6.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Moulton of Panton We're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. &. j. Sneden sunday
Ward Merrill went to Detroit. Michigan
last Saturday to take course in an auto
mobile and tractor school.-Mr, and Mrs
G. a. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Ward
and Albert Hunt visited friends in Bris-
toll, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Merrill
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Ward attended
the exhibition of childrens club work
held in Middlebury Monday evening.
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SALISBURY

a. u. Beach took Miss Cora Beach and
several of the teachers Of the schools
TO the teachers convention in Montpelier
last Week.-Mrs.. W. b. Phelps and young
son, who have been visiting at the home
of w. F. Bump for several weeks, return-
ed to her home In Glastonbury. Conn. on
Monday,-F. b. Nelson and family were
weekend visitors in St. Johnsbury.-
Mrs. +. j. Sumner, who has been con-
fined to the house for several days through
illness, is better and able to be around
Mrs. Russell Smith of Brooklyn. n. y,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs, NJ. A.
Thomas. for few days.-Orren Nelson
has entered the Theodore N. Vail school
at Lyndonville and will take a course in
that institution.--The tickets for the
course of entertainments for the benefit
of the local Red Cross are on sale, and the
entertainments will be far better than
ever, as unusual talent has been secured
Fletcher Whitney was weekend visi-
tor at his home,-The Rev. ID. w Reid
preached very fine sermon Oh Sunday
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a few days.-A. r. Clark has been hav-
ing a well drilled on the Sickle farm
which has n flow Of IA gallons per
minute. The Holcomb machine Is now
drilling for Roy Gage.--Mrs. ira Ham
lin of Cornwall has been visiting in
town-The ID. A. II. was entertained
by Mrs. John Elmer on Friday jesse
Dixie has moved into his new home in
Vergennes.-The Red Cross and Ladies'
Aid held meeting at the church on
Wednesday.-The schools were closed
on Monday and TUESDAY so teachers and
pupils could attend the Boys and Girls
exhibit at Middlchurv
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HANCOCK

Mrs. Edward Buxton. of Bethel, Wis
tied her grandmother Mrs. Caroline
Marsh. last week.-Mr and Mrs. julius
Eaton and daughter, Winnie, of Bellows
Falls, called on Mrs L. NJ. Church and
her grandmother, Mrs. Adelaide Hubbard,
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stod-
dard. of South Royalton. were in town
the first of the week.-Mrs.. Il. j. Boyden.
OF Woburn Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Rhodes. of Lincoln, have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodyear
and calling old friends in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Taylor of Milford.
n. H., visited Mr. and Mrs. George Tay-
lor, Jr and Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair
several days last week.-Nliss Rhoda Hub
bard of Granville visited Miss Lola Fifield
the first of the week.
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CORNWALL

The death Of Mrs. Robert Perkins occur
red on october G. leaving an infant
few hours old, six other children and a
husband Mrs. Perkins was Jennie
Ploof. She leaves an aged mother and
several brothers and sisters to mourn
her loss. The Rev. Mr.. Barnum, pas.
tor of the Congregational Church in Wey.
bridge, offered prayer at the house.
The funeral was held Thursday at the
Congregational Church in Weybridge, and
interment was in the cemetery nearby.
The bearers were Irwin Perkins. Charles
Perkins. Warren Perkins and Henry
Boise. There were many floral tributes
Horace Pratt arrived home from over
seas last week.--Mr. and Mrs. Friend
MacMurtry of Boston are visiting Mr.
MacMurtry's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r j.
MacMurtry.-Mr and Mrs. Ernest Heus-
tiss of Cornwall-o on the II udson, N Y.
recently visited their daughter. Mrs.
Charles Foote.
There will be a meeting Of the Mary
Baker Allen Chapter. ID. A. r.. at the
chapter house October IS. A MONDAY
lunch will be served.-Waldo Noyes as
sistant secretary OF the Federal Land
bank of Springfield. Mass, and Mrs.
Noyes were weekend guests of Judge and
Mrs A. w Foote.--Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Redmond have returned to their home
in Lexington. Mass. after n few days
visit with their daughter. Mrs. c. II.
Hamlin. and family.--The funeral of Mrs.
Medde Bessette will be held at St Mary's
Church, Middlebury. this noon. Mrs.
Bessette died Monday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. David Ringey, where she
had been tenderly cared for during her
last illness of several weeks. She leaves
husband. two daughters, and three
sons by a former marriage Mrs. David
Ringey of this town, Mrs. Henry Tighter
Of Middlebury. George Bullock Of this
town, Thomas Bullock of Middlebury and
Theodore Bullock of Wallingford
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LINCOLN

The community entertainment given
Friday evening was very successful. Tho
sum of $40 was received and turned over
to help pay the Indebtedness incurred by
having repairs done on the Interior OF the
Baptist Church The program consisted
OF several numbers by an orchestra of
four pieces composed of Mrs. a. Scrlbner.
Mrs. Clayton Varney, Frank Bundy, and
Bert Siples, a violin solo by Mrs Varney
with Mrs. F. l.. Shackett of New Haven
as accompanist "A vocal duet by Mrs.
Narney and Mrs. ID. l.. Garland. and piano
selections by Mrs. r. l., Shackett and
Myrla Benton. A drama, "A Day and
Night" was presented by ten ladies.-The
fair held by the school children Friday.
under the supervision of County Agent
Bartlett, was we'll attended. The eX-
hibits included fruit and vegetables, poul-
try, and al that pertains to house and
home. The neeedlework prompted atten-
ton because of its pronounced excellence.
premiums to the amount OF s25 were
awaded the children.-The property OF the
late Adolphus Cushman will be sold at
auction November ] from the home place,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Booska have gone
TO Massachusetts,, where they have en-
ployment.-R, II. Hamilton OF Foxboro'
Mass, Is spending a few weeks In town
There will be no meeting OF the Ladies
Ala society Saturday as the ladies' OF me
town have been invited to attend meet
ing OF the Treasure Seekers in Bristol,
Mr. and Mrs. John Benton left Sunday
Tor n visit to friends in New YORK ana
Brooklyn. They went by automobile as
Tar as Schenectady, to which place they
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs wal
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a member or not. For the last half yed
the board of trustees has endeavoreh
do its best 10 please both companies |
well as it did their utmost to give satil
faction to the entire village, but crit
cism has arisen now and then, a thin
which cannot be avoided when serviI
the public. however they think that thtI
have acted justly and fairly in this NAL
ter towards everyone and 1t feels sat!I
fed that its selection of a fire chief
the best that could be made. Signd
Lester p. Cruise, chairman of fire corl
mittee.'
At the special meeting Thursday ev(
ming of the board of village trustees
was voted to raise the salary of The chi
of police to $500 per year. TO take effe{
November l. This raise in salary is a .juI
reward for the faithful service of IA fat !
full servant of the law. A high complime}
was paid TO Chief of Police C. \. Barbi
by man of high authority and on
who has been connected with him
looking after the enforcement of the Law
and who has travelled all over the coud
try in his work He stated that "Chi(
Barber is an ideal man for the job,
well as one of the best men for chi{
that he has ever met in any of his trave|
around the country, and above all thu
he is gentleman" This high complime1
WAS paid to the chief during the pad
two weeks.
The Steamer Hose company, which hd
rooms on Main street, dsbanded and hd
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evening and WILL in addition to the ust
Sunday morning preaching service. pred
sermon in the Congregational Chud
every alternate Sunday evening Evel
body Is invited.-E. j. Whitney is havt
his store and dwelling painted. His Sd
Ned liz doing the work.
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was discharged on Tuesday, one week
after his return to this country from
service overseas in the American Expe-
dictionary Forces. He went out in the
10th Division and his final service was
with the prisoners of war escort detach-
mont
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STARKSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Towne and son
George of Meriden, Conn. are guests
, of Mr.. TONNES brother. d. g. Dixie
Mr., and Mrs. j. ]. Kalnhan spent the
weekend with Mr.. Kalahan's parents
in Wells. Mrs. Kalahan remaining with
her parents in Fair Haven for a weeks
stay.-Isaiah Strong of Boston and Mrs.
O. C. Fisher of Bristol are visiting
their nephew. F. $. Ferguson, this
week-Jerome Cutter has finished
work for T.. W. Smith and gone to
Huntington for the winter-Mr. and
Mrs. G. q. Bostwick and Mr. and Mrs.
George King and daughter Elsie, of
Boston, motored here to spend the
week with Mr.. Bostwick's parents.
Mr., and Mrs. u. r. Bostwick.
Ladeau apd George Bowditch of Leo
minister, Mass have been visiting at
the home of George Ladeau-G H.
Clifford has returned to Charlotte
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clifford of Bran
don spent Sunday at the home Of c.
T. Clifford.-Mrs. W. y. Hill is spend
ing few days with her daughter, Mrs
f. j. Hanson.-Dennis Morrill, and
family have moved into the John Taft
tenement.-Mr and Mrs II. G. Martin
and Mrs. Orissa Atkins of Bristol call
ed on relatives here Sunday.-Harlan
Bostwick was at home from the Uni
versity of Vermont over Sunday.-Mlss
Anna Hayes and brothers of Charlotte
recently visited william Arcand-Sev-
eral attended the Holy Name Parade"
In Vergennes Sunday.--A surprise par
~ was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Briggs Friday in honor of
her birthday. About 35 were present
and spent the evening with games and
dancing,--M. T.. crowIey's nuctton boiJ
at his Hill farm TUESDAY was very
largely attended by people from sur
rounding towns, The cows were bought
by Webster and Roberts of Shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. w. Collins of Monk
ton spent Sunday with relatives here
Earl Carpenter of Bristol spent the
Weekend at the home of w. ~ Bald
win.-A number In town are having
their diaries tested for tuberculosis.
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RIPTON

Mrs. George Donar and children of
WATERFOWL, y. Y. are visiting Mrs.
Donar's sister, Mrs. Grant Hodges and
family.-Mss Reita Campbell is visit
ing Mrs. Noble Brooks of Middlebury.-
Mrs Vernard Walker and daughter.
Doris are guests of Mrs. Walkers par
ents. tho Rev. and Mrs. w. III. Merrier.-
Services at the Methodist Church next
Sunday will he as follows: Sermon at
two p. m, Sunday school at three D. M.
Mrs. Mary j. Calvin Is visiting her son,
q. Il. Hambin and family in Felchville.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Goodro
We're weekend guests of Mrs.
Goodro's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F..
Day of East Middlebury.-Mis Carrie
Evar.s of East Middebury is teaching
the Hollow school having succeeded Mrs.
Maud Wissell who has resigned.
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ADDISON

Fred l.. Willmarth has been quite
sick the past week.-The Rev. Fl. H.
White. former pastor here and his
family have recently been guests of MIR.
and Mrs, Bert Crane--Miss Isabella
Cross was home over the week end
from her school in Forestdale--Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hopkins of Brattleboro have
been recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Clark.-The household goods of
the Rev. A. q. Bowser have arrived
and they are getting settled In their
new home,-Dr. NJ ID. Smith OF Pei
ham, N. ", has been the guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Smith, for
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BRISTOL

The Rev. T.. w. Gould accompanied
the teacher training class and several of
the grade teachers to the ledge Monday
afternoon and gave them talk on the
formation of the earth's crust as seen
from the mountain Mr.. Gould is a geo
logist of considerable note and these talks
are of great benefit to the teachers and
pupils.-Mrs Sophia Sherwin is visiting
her daughter, Mrs A. w. Cove. In Mid
dlebury.-The Loyalty class of the Fed
Grated Church he'd n social in the church
parlors Monday night. Games were en-
joyed and refreshments served.-Mrs.
Rucelia Sunderland and sons Frank and
Charles. Miss Ruth Hutchinson. Mr.. and
Mrs John Sunderland and son. Lynne and
Miss GoodenOugh of Bridport spent Sum-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Sumner
Jefferson Barnard died Sunday at RAN
bloph. The funeral was held Wednesday at
the home of Robert Barnard.-Mrs. r.
II. Thomas and Mrs. F. NJ. Thomas went
to New York Friday for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Cove. Miss Gym
tha Cove and the Misses Marjorie and
Eldora Estey visited Frank F,stey and
family at Charlotte Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Wright and child OF St.
Adams visited Ernest Wright and fam
ily Hc <tlpiltt GLASS; VI
the Federated Sunday school gave "A fare
we'll party for Mrs. Currier at the home
of Miss Miller Monday night. Mrs. Cur
rier goes soon to Yonkers, y. Y. to join
her husband who has . position in New
York.-Miss Mildred Morgan was at home
from Middlebury over Sunday.
The outlook club and Business Mems
association are planning to canvas the
village soon for the sale of season
tickets for the entertainment course To
be held here this fall and winter
The Rev T. w. Gould went to Bellows
Falls Wednesday to attend the State
| unday School convention.-William D.
Roche was called to Rutland Tuesda y
by the illness of his father. who has
pncumonia.--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weaver
and daughter who have been visiting
r. Y. Mcintyre and family have re-
turned to their home in Massachusetts
Mrs. Evelyn Parmellee has returned
! from the hospital. where she has beer
| for treatment. She is somewhat i'm
| proved In health-Mrs. Arthur Henry
and children have moved into the
rooms over the postoffice.-A son was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Roy *. Bicknel
Monday.-The Neighborly club viii
meet this afternoon with Mrs. w. Il
Tubles.-Several from the high schoo
attended the Addison county boys and
girls exhibit held in Middlebury Tues
lay.
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