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WALTHAM

The y. S. club mot with Mrs. G. +.
Evarts Thursday afternoon, May 13.
Eight members We're present and three
visitors. Mrs. w A. Lee, Mrs. c. s. Shor-
hiro and Mrs Albert Hunt. A very pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed by all. kc-
freshments were served by the hostess
cir. and Mrs L. G.. Ward visited their
daughter. Mrs. X. II. Booth at Crosse
Point Thursday Helen Otis was the
guest of Miss Marjorie Shepard In Bris-
tol. recently.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Evarts.
of Panton. and Miss Alice Stevens. IF
erSennes. were the guests of Mr. and
MIS-. q. b. Evarts Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs
Ray Moulton. of Panton. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Z, j. Sneden sunday. --AIr. and Mrs
W. A. Lee and children and Mrs Albert
Hunt and little daughter. Alma, were in
Ferrisburg Sunday.-Mrs. Richard. Boyce
Is nl-Mrs. Eta Herd, of Vergennes,
passed the Weekend with her niece Mrs
L. w. Otis.-Albert G. Hunt has returned
from Northheld, where he passed a few
days with -.iends.-H. d. Hallock was
elected delegate to tho Republican State
convention at the cau,us held last Satur-
day.-Miss Helen Otis took an auto trim
to Grand View mountain with her school
class last Saturday.-The schols in town
heid spelling contest Monday evening
Mary McCabe. Katherine Hallock and
Mildred Hall won.-Roy Farnsworth. of
FAIRFAX, who Is visiting his aunt, Mrs
A c. Wright. is ill with the mumps-
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AT special town meeting of the voters
saturday afternoon the question to con.
ei "hether or not the town tax for
i'<V ne increased was decided in the
NEGATIVE. At the republican caucus sat.
W., u,uay evening. l.. Il. Jackman and G. A,
mayer were chosen as delegates to the
otate republican convention which is to
pe held at Montpelier May 26. These dele
gates were authorized to select their
own alternates.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
butterheld. Mrs. Stella Bristol and Mr..
ana Mrs. Fred Brown were i'm Burlng-
ION Monday. Mrs. Brown remained at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment.-Earl Hammer returned Monday
from several days stay in Greenfield.
Ills nephew, Reginald Motto, returned
with him.-F. q. Eddy and family of
Rutland visited Sunday at the home Of
ms sister, Mrs. l.. II. Jackman.-Mrs
Nellie kilbourn and Mrs. Minnie Grover
or Bristol were Sunday guests of their
brother, George Parmelee.--h son was
born sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark.-Hcrbert Jackman has returned
to his school in Bristol after an illness
of a week.-Mrs.. A. f.. Briggs who has
been i'll the past four weeks Is but little
better.-Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Demears of
Bristol were Sunday visitors of James
Minchan and wife
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ORWELL

Mrs. Hattie Praseau Bascom died las
week Wednesday after few days
illness OF pneumonia. The funeral was
held at her late home Friday Burial was
at East Shoreham.--A large Number of
members and a few guests were present
at the colonial and ancient relic meeting
or Hands Cove Chapter, d. a. r., held
at the ladies' hoom last week Wednes-
day with Mrs. j. II. Thomas as hostess.
AFTER the business meeting. the following
program was given: Song. Mrs. J. c,
Thomas. Mrs. T.. o. Bishop and Miss
Fannie Brown; reading, Miss Mabel Grow;
solo, Mrs. j. G. Thomas; report of the
national congress held at Washington,
d. c.. by Mrs. John Stewart, State re-
gent. of Mddlebury. A large number of
the ladies' appeared gowned in costumes
OF ancient days. 1t was a very interesting
meeting.-Miss Agnes Proctor OF Ludlow,
Mass. Is guest of her sister. Mrs. o. q.
Bascom.-Mrs. Fred Brookins OF Middle
bury liz guest of her daughter, Mrs,
q. Nj. Cook.-Charles Wisell of the west
part of the town Is quite Ill. DR. cum
mings OF Ticonderoga was In consulta-
ton with DIR. Sargent Monday.-Mrs. j. H.
Williams of the village Is confined to the
house by ilness.-Mrs. Louise Mead mas
gone to Shoreham to spend some time
with her son. Sherrie Mead.-Mrs. ELIZA =
beth Wickerson celebrated her S3rd plrlh-
day last Saturday. She spent the day
with her daughter. Mrs. l.. H. Needhaih'
and on her return home found her friends
had given her post card shower.
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PANTON

A spelling contest will be held Friday
evening at the Baptist vestry between
the four schools in this district. An i'm
promptu contest between the older ones
present will he held after the younger
class have inished.-A we'll attended
meeting Of the Farm Bureau was held
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding Fri
day evening. Mr.. Churchill was present
and Interested the men in the agricultural
lines while Miss Emma Fuller gave the
ladies instruction in sewing. etc.-Mrs.
Jennie White is visiting in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Perry
Norton Of Bridport called on friends in
town Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. w r. White,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newton and Miss
Helen Merrill attended the funeral Satur-
urday at Burlington of George w. Hatch.
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Tho annual meeting Of the Home q
Gle Of the Methodist Church was held
the vestry Friday afternoon with NJ
Davis as hostess Officers were elect
as follows: President. q. =. Cox III
vicepresident. Mrs. 9. :. Quimhy. 81
ond vice president, Mrs. William Pla
secretary, Mrs. william Thompson, tr'
surer, Mrs. r. r. Smith.
The last meeting for the season Of
Woman's club will he held Mt Lincoln
Friday. May 81. Luncheon will he ser'
at 100 o'clock, for which a delici'
menu has been arranged. Members
requested to notify Mrs. Viele at the
by Wednesday whether they expect
he present or not and whether they
pect to bring guest. 4 business me
ing of the club will follow the luncheon
Miss Frances i. King of Tolyo
Mass. a graduate Of Simmons Cole
Boston, has been engaged to have chal
Of the household science department
the new Junlor-Senior High School.
MI and Mrs. Alton r. Ashley HI
bought of s. \. Brownell the house
Lincoln street which is 10 he vaca
by Mr.. and Mrs. \. \. Reeman
and Mrs. Ashley expect to occupy
house in about two weeks.
a telegram from Lowell, Mass Y
terday morning. announced the hi
Of a daughter. Ruth Eleanor. to
and Mrs. Terrence Grow. Mrs. CIR
will he remembered as Miss Agnes
RuEgles daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Ruggles Of this place. Mother a
child are comfortable. Both Mr. q
Mrs. Grow were formerly of Westfo
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BRIDPORT

Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Newton Of Sails
bury were Sunday guests at the home of
George st. Johns.-John Sellers of
Schenectady. n. Y, is calling on friends
in town.-Richard Welch is very i'll with
bronchial trouble at the home of his
brother, John, on the Hemmenway farm.
ID. G. Rice. who has spent the most
of the winter in town, has returned to
his duties in Montpeier.-Miss Gertrude
St. John has purchased n new victrola.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon at the home of Mrs. Gordon s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Benson,
May 9.-Mrs. Herbert Howe had the mis-
fortune to break her arm while paper
ing at her home Neutrality-suspicious. lab
bot spent Sunday with his sister. Mrs.
Frank Beyett, of Shoreham.-Mrs. Fred
belong was called to Leicester Tuesday
by the serious illnesv and death of her
father. Andrew Doner. Mr.. Doner had
been resident of Leicester for the las.
IL years and was man who gained
many friends. He passed away Saturday
morning at the homu Of his daughter.
Mrs. c. c. Bennett Of Brandon, where
he was taken Wednesday to be cared
for. Mrs. Doner is In very weak con-
dtion. having had three shocks. which
have entirely paralyzed all OF one side.
Mr.. Doner was 70 years old the day be-
fore he died The funeral WAS held Tues
day at the Congregational Church In
Shorenam. lie leaves to mourn his loss.
besides his wife. four daughters and two
sons, Mrs. Bennett OF Brandon, Mrs.
Thomas Loya Of Cornwall. Mrs. John
McNaughton of Granville n Y, and Mrs.
Fred Delong Of this town, and Charles
and Guy of Shoreham
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ADDISON

Grand View Grange held special
meeting Friday evening for confering de-
grees and will hold meeting Friday
evening, May q to work the third and
fourth degrees.-Mrs. Joseph st. Clare,
who has been in Atlantic City for cou-
pie of weeks, has returned home.-Mr'
and Mrs Arthur Clark and son, Erwin
Clark, went to Burlington sunday
What might have been serious acci-
dent happened last Tuesday. The king
bolt broke In the wagon as Mrs. Myron
Smith and Mrs. Waldo Clark ana lttle
daughter were driving home from Bird
port. All were thrown out. but were not
seriously hurt.-The ID. A. X. society was
entertained at the home of Mrs. william
Noonans May l3.-The young people heid
their club meeting with the busPers
Saturday evening.-Mr. and MIS-, NJ a,
Smith were Sunday guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. John Doolin of Weybridge'-Iru
man Carpenter Of ST. Johnsbury has been
a recent guest of his brother, u. }. Car
| penter.-Margaret Carpenter OF the Uni
| versity of Vermont was the guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Carpenter
over the week -end,-Mr. and MIS- Ber'
Crane were In Burlington saturday,
Mrs. William Noonan and Joseph May
nard went to Woybridge Monday TO at
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VERGENNES

The district convention Of the Knights Of
1ythias held here Friday evening with
Pierpont Lodge, No. 81, was largely at
tended, over 100 visiting Knights from
Rutland. Brandon and Mlddlebury be-
ing present Before the meeting an elab-
crate supper was served at the state In
dustria School to the visitors and mem
bers of the local lodge, all of whom eX-
pressed themselves as highly pleased with
the sumptious supper served and the
service rendered The meeting was held
at City Hall directly after supper and the
third rank eXemplified by class or II
candidates by the crack degree team OF
Rutland Lodge The arrangements of the
meeting were under the direction of Dis
trict Grand Deputy Levi f. Miner of Rut-
land At the close Of the comforting of the
degree a social hour was held and re-
marks were made by Grand Chancellor
". A. Norton of Lyndonville, Vice Grand
Chancellor James n. Gall of Barre, Past
Grand Chancellor Levi +. Miner of Rut-
land and Grand Master of Arms p. Il.
Crane of Mddlebury. all of whom ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased with
the hearty reception accorded them and
the successful meeting held. During the
year there has been a large increase In
the membership of Rutland, Brandon and
Vergennes Lodges and all report pros
porous outlook for the order for the
coming year. The committee from the To-
cal lodge on arrangements for the meet
ing were; G.. A. Beach, G.. r. Slack and
II. C. Herrick and the committee on re-
ception were A. w, Norton, DIR. c. H.
Cole and A. s. Haven.
i1sarle Ware Of Worcester. NRSs-,
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

ABOUT 30 friends of Miss Hazel c. Flint
gathered at the home of her parents.
MT. and Mrs. John Flint OF East Snrin ,
street Wednesday May 10 and rendered
her novelty shower in honor of her an
preaching marriage to Loren w. Stevers
or Essex junction. Miss Flint was the re-
cipient or many beautiful and useful pres
en's ana the evening was spent in games
ana other amusemcnts. Refreshments
We're served by the Misses Flint and Miss
Moreland. Music was furnished by Miss
Flint at the piano and Miss Fleurv as
violinist, The marriage will take place
Thursday evening, May 81, at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church of this place.
Announcement was made Friday in
the assembly hall of the High school
that the senior class honors were earned
through four years of excellent work in
this department by Samuel Epstein (vale.
dictory), having an average OF 9l.4 per
cent. and Niles Washburn (salutatorv,
having an average of 9O1 per cent.
Andrew Civln the seven-year-old son
of Mr., and Mrs Thomas Civin of West
Center street. was the victim OF an auto.
mobile accident Sunday evening about
$3.50 o'clock. The boy. with about -four
companions, were playing in front of the
Simard block at the corner Of Main and
Canal street. They had been playing
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NORTH FERRISBURG

A birthday party was given at the nome
of II. S. Ball May II in honor OF Mrs.
Cora h. Hand and II. S. Ball. whose birth
days occur the same day Of the month.
Mrs Hand Is a sister of Mr.. Balls
Jerome Chase is confined to the house by
illness. Mrs. Cora b. Hand and daugh-
ters Elizabeth and Lydia, have gone TO
West Haven, Conn. where they are to
reside.-A birthday party was given at the
home of Mrs James Field Saturday aftor-
noon in honor Of Ruth Deans fourth birth
day. A very pleasant time was enjoyed.
James Dean is assisting in j. l.. st.
Peters mill for awhile.-Mrs Maria Carl,
who spent the winter with Mrs. w. r.
Williams. has returned to her home In
Bristol.-Lee Russell has rented Mrs.
Jerome Coleman's place and will take
possession soon.-Gardner Stone visited
his daughter, Mrs. Raymond MCGEE. in
Burlington the past week.-M. f. Allen
and George Ambrose were in Burlington
Saturday
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LINCOLN

CHARLES Purinton has been appoih'e"
local chairman of the tuberculosis cam
paign by Prof. Raymond Mcfariaho,
county chairman, Mrs. Stella Martih an"
daughter, Mildred. have returned 10 Noru'
Duxbury after few days with her par
ents, j. II. Davis and wife.-Mrs' Ar'hu,
smailey' of Bristol, spent the Weeh-e,'
win Henry Davis.-Dr. and MIS- u
hdmunds were guests recently OF WI
ana Mrs l.. r. Jackman.-Laura opr"s ue
ana child, who have spent several WEEKS
al mo home OF Mrs. Sprasue's pro'ne' ;
'ohn sprasue, have returned to their ho''o
III Mlchigan-Mr, and Mrs. l.. f. JacN,n"''
ana Mrs u. l., Garland were in buri'"e
ton May IL.
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NEW HAVEN

At tho caucus held Saturday eve
ming c. S. Dana and V. NJ. Benedict
were elected delegates to 60 to the con-
vention at Montpelier May 26.-Mrs. Mary
Golette and family have moved TO Crosse
Point, where she has employment.-Mrs
F. f. Rowey was in Mddlebury Saturday
to attend the burial of her nephew. Rob-
ert Morse.-Clayton kimball and family
are moving into William Partch's tene-
ment house, which he recently purchased
of Hallock Squire. Squire and
family have moved in with Clinton Sher-
man and family.-Mr. Thew of North
Elba. y. Y, is visiting his sister. Mrs.
EIason Davis.-Willam PartCh has pur-
chased an automobile.-M Leach has a
Ford car which he recently purchased of
Charles Swenor.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page one1

The piece Of stone road on COLLEGE
street which has been in course of re-
building for three weeks, has been COM
pleted and tho road has been opened TO
traffic. small piece of connecting road
was also built on the south end of Wcy-
bridge street, and the new College street
road.-Mrs. Ellen Wright has re-
turned to Burlington after week
In her former home town hcre.-John Nc
Cormack is recovering from the effects
or a wrench to one hip which he got a
week ago while at his work at the Marble
mill He Is now able to he about some
but is not yet able to go back to his
work.-Messrs. Thomas Duffy and John
Gould of Montpelier are in town for a
stay of an indefinite length and may de-
eide to make Middebury their permanent
home for the future.-Additional sums
are being made daily to the fund for the
new childrens summer playground and
there now seems to be little if any doubt
that the amount contributed will be
sufficient to furnish and install the neces-
sary equipment-Mrs. Ransom s. Benedict
of Proctor, for many years a well-known
resident of this town, is visiting rela-
tives in Mddlebury and Bridport-John
M. Calender of New York and his sis
ter, Mrs. Cornelius Franklin of Brooklyn
are in town for visit of five or six weeks
Mrs. p. II. Dillon has gone to Florence
for a few weeks visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Benjamin Wimmette.-Miss
Leila Winchester has returned from
North Rupert, where she has been max
ing weeks stay with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. III. Il. Winchester.-Mr. and
Mrs. Carleton Ridge of Cambridge, Mass.
are in town for two weeks visit tC
friends.-Mr and Mrs. Charles S. Bald
win and their niece. Miss Winona Mar
shall. have returned 10 Port Henry, n. Y.
after a four weeks visit with friends IN
town.-The illness of Mrs. p. l.. Dorey
who has been confined to her home for
several weeks, has become serious.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Russell TIallock and family visited his
sister. Mrs. Clayton Hallock. Sunday.
Little Gertrude Hallock returned with
them for a visit.-Milton Elliott is work
ing for his brother, Ralph Elliott, in the
Farmers EXchange.--Mr. and Mrs.
David Follansbee visited Mr. Folansbee' $
brother, Edgar Follanshee, Monday, in
Lncoln.-Several from here attended the
funeral of Nelson Hill last weok.--There
is no school as the quarantine has not
been lifted for scarlet fever. All are
recoverng.-Robert Young and Andrew
Iallock are having their cows tested for
Observation-Disclosures. j. T.. Trudo Is ILL.,
Mrs. Loretta Orvis was called here last
week by the death of her father. She was
accompanied by her son-in-law, the Rev.
Charles Franklin.
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SHELBURNE

A special meeting Of the Vestrymen
| Trinity parish was held in the par
house Sunday to consider and act up
| the resignation of the rector. the Rev.
| r. Brush, who has accepted the appoi
ment as priest in charge of the Miss
| of St John the Baptist, Hardwick a
district missionary of Lamoile cOun
The vestry voted to accept the resigr
ton Of the rector. which will go into |
feet after July H. The following rcsolut
was offered by the vestry: "Wherea
our esteemed rector. the Rev. George re
ert Brush. has HANDED in his resiguatiI
10 take effect July l. 1897 and where
he has excepted an appointment Ivy II
bishop as district missionary III Lanc
county, be it resolved, that the NeSi
accept such resignation with profCJ
regret. that they dcerl% appreciate
earnest work and devoted services ~
ing the past seven years C9d they wish ].
| Cod speed and every possible success
HIS new field of work. "-F'riday afterroy
4 of this week tho pupi s Of the Shc.burI
/ schools will meet In "a spelling contoI
at the village school. All the pupils outs
| the kigh schoo! are eligible for this coI
test which will be in two divisions, juniI
and senior. The junior contest includI
!
grades Pupils in the remaining grad
will compete with the winners of otn|
| town contests throughout the country. ri
! spelling match will not begin until Il
ana the regular work will he in progre|
until that time Parents and others il
tcrested are invited to attend the coute|
and to visit the regular school work fro|
l:lj until 2:3O. Parents are always wl
come as visitors but a special invitation
given for Friday afternoon.-A speed
meeting of the Kings Daughters will
held nj the Grange han this aitI
noon at 2:30 o'cloCk.-Mrs. u. y. WoNj
and Mrs. William Fletcher are attcndiI
the Womln's Auxiliary Convention
Rutland.-Mrs. Howard Peterson is sloj
~ improving from pneumonia. Nj
Ralph Marsett and daughter, Edna Nal
have gone to Springfield. Mass, to io|
Mr.. MarSett after spending the whit
here with relatives.--Dr and Mrs. w.
Webb and Capt. and Mrs. James WA
son Webb and family are at Shelburi
Farms at Dresent.-Mrs. Frank Robe /
and son. Richard, have returned to Pitt|
burg, Pa.--The Womans Auxiliary
/ Trinity Church elected the following dc
gates to the auxiliary convention at Ru
land Mrs James Minall and Mrs Wiilial
| Fletcher; alternates, Mrs. Graham an
| Mrs. ID, n. Tower.
The delegates TO the Republican Sta|
| Convention chosen at the Republicd
caucus Saturday evening are Capt. Wal
son Webb, Michael Thompson, and wa
ter Webster.
| Edward Fredette has sold his barb
| shop business to Perley Dagree of BlI
lington, formerly barber of the Sherwo'
| Hotel. Mr., Dagree will take posseSs.{
| May 26 Mr.. Fredette has been In Shd
burne % years and in that time has maj
a largo circle of friends by his xii
and genial personality.-Timothy GossoI
is slightly improving at the Hays aai
tarium in Burlington.--Mr, and Nj
| Stanley Sheriden are parents Of a son.
Mrs. Jerome Coleman has rented h
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GRANVILLE

Mrs. Ella Lamb of West Somerville
Mass, arrived here last Friday and
opened her home here for the summer
n. y. and Gerald Rice spent the week
end with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs
n. D. Rice. in Roxbury.-Elmer Shirley
has purchased an automobile of p. w
Green of Stockbridge.-Mr. and Mrs. \
NJ. Pierce and son and DR.. and Mrs. f.. III
Stearns and son of Randolph spent Sun
day at Eugene Campbell's.
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GOSHEN

l.. y. ingalls, of Brownsville has moved
| or 10 Willis V. Fairs farm,-Benjam
Hayes has sold out to Loyal Kelsey and
| is going to Springfield. MIR. and Mrs.
Warren Ayers of Brandon were in town
lSunday.--The friends of Mrs. James Farr
gave her a surprise last week and helped
! her celebrate the anniversary of her birth.
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FOR SALE

STEEL. FLY SHUTTLE rag CARPET loom
for sale. S. Rose st. 11S6 w 1t
Two STANDING BARNS for sale, ono
30xo0 IT., two floors. one 30X4O TT. base
inents to both. good condition; will sell
standing or will take down and ship to
nearest station and set mp elsewhere.
Write p. o. Box 3i4. Hardwicl. VI.
3T.w,3m.
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LINCOLN CENTER

Russell s. Place of East Stroudsburg
Pa, has been buying up Christmas trees
for the 1920 Christmas near Mddlebury,
Lincoln, Warren. Brandon and near st.
Adams. All these trees are shipped to
western cities
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MONKTON

w. G. Donehue is having an addition
puilt on the north side of his creamery
with a cement foundation. j. II. Lavarn
or Bristol and his men are doing the
work.-Mrs. II. II. Ayers and little son
Leonard. passed the weekend with her
friend Mrs. Frank Leonard, in Yer
gennes.-The play. I'm Old New Eng
land given by the Beaver Glen Grange
or New Haven Tuesday evening was
largely attended 1t is expected that
Miss Henrietta Harris will conduct q
new play here in the near future.-Sev.
eral loads of cheese were taken to North
Ferrisburg station last week for ship.
ment. A more extensive business is be.
ing carried on at the creamery this sea.
son by the cheesemakers with larger
supply of milk.-There was n good at
tendance Mt the dance Thursday eve
ming at Woodman's hall Henry's or
chestra played.-H. w. Sweet was a Bur
lington visitor Monday.-Mrs. Martha
Allen visited friends in Hinesburg the
past week.-Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Farr, Mr.
and Mrs. c. T.. Palmer and r. G. Ii
Rose were Burlington visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. u. L. Meach were in Yer
gennes Saturday.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

slNGLE COMB Rhode Island Rcd bapy
chicks from heavy winter laying da rll
red. pure-b bred stock. nc each NJ. b.
silver, ChateauEay, y. Y. 11Satw1t
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For Sale or Torrent
CedarCr0ft

Attractive property at Cedar Beach
Charlotte. House, barn. ice house, dock
about IL acres of woodland
For full particulars inquire of Mrs
w. j. Van Patten. 433 So. Union St.
Burlington. VT.
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