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SALISBURY

Miss Anita Sumner returned to her
duties in Charlesgatc hospital, Cambridge,
Mass, Monday.-M H. Kelsey and w. II.
Stoddard were recent visitors In Rutland
on business.-Edw G. Daniels. of Bos-
ton. returned to his home on Monday
after spending week at the home Of
f. j. Sumner.-Mrs. Mary Hamilton and
daughter Ruth, have returned from a
visit in Morrisvlle.-John Mack is cook
ing for a gang of men employed on the
Rutland railroad at Salisbury station
Mrs. Agnes F'lagg has gone to visit her
mother in Hudson Falls, N. Y.-Ned
Whitney, of Hartford. Conn is spending
his vacation in town with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Whitney.-Miss Anita
stowe has gone to Middcbury, where she
will attend the high school.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Partlow and daughter, Olive have
gone to North Lawrence, n. Y, for the
week to visit Mr.. Partow's parents
Miss Lillian Little is at Basin Harbor
for the week.-The Rev David Reid is
attending the convention of Congrega-
tional ministers at Middebury this week.
Mrs William Fletcher, of Brandon, spent
the weekend with her sister. Mrs. Hat
tie Wemmette.-Mrs. NJ. \. Thomas and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell a. Smith visited at
Saturday.-The Misses Elsie Peterson and
Olive Partlow begin their studies in Bran
don high school next Monday j.
Kingsley. who has been in the Mary
Fletcher hospital for some weeks. has
returned to his home and is doing we'll
quite a number of the people in town
are attending the Rutland fair this week.
The Board OF Civil Authority met in
the town hall Wednesday afternoon and
will meet again on Saturday evening. 1t
Is the duty of every woman who has the
best interests of the State at heart 10
appear before them and take the free
mans oath and see that her name is on
the check list, in order that she may be
entitled to vote at the coming elections
H. n. Tatro is confined to the house
with rheumatism and Joseph Supernois
is taking his place in the Dyer store dur
ing his absence.
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ter, Mrs. Guy quinn, have gone to Rut-
land.--Ralph Allard, who has been here
for the summer with his brother Frank
Allard, and WORKING for Patrick McGinity,
has gone to KNOXVILLE, Conn, where he
has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Conan, who
has been here for the summer, has re-
turned to Sheburne.-Mrs. r. u. Sunder-
land is recovering from an Illness. Many
people from town attended the Middle
bury far.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Philan
and child spent Sunday with Mrs. Philans
sister. Mrs. Herman Austin.-Miss Polly
Palmer has gone to Sheffield, Mass,
where she has accepted position as
school teacher.-Charles Jabot of Platts-
burgh, N. Y, is spending few days with
his son, Arthur.-The Converse school
opened Tuesday with Miss Blanche Nor
ton as teacher.-Mrs. Frank Allard is
much Impoverished Lasher had his
foot quite badly hurt by an automobile
on Sunday, breaking the ligamcnts in
nj
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HANCOCK

Mrs Maud Perry from Rrattleboro
has been visiting friends in town.--Mr.
and Mrs, George Taylor. Jr., and family.
George Taylor, ST. and Rose Taylor
were in Brattleboro recently. Rose re-
manned to visit her sister, Mrs. Wealey
Burke.--Miss Beatrice Manning, who
has been at work in South Royalton
since school closed, has returned TO at
tend the Fail school Mt Rochester
Mrs. Henry Manning and little son of
massachusetts visited his parents a few
days last week.-Mrs.. Lyman Rhodes
and brother-in law Luther Parker, OF
windsor, also Mark whitney, her SON
in-law from Chelsea visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. william Goodyear last week.
Miss Grace Darling and mother and
MISS Rhoda Corners and four fresh air
boys of Boston who have been at
Rihaldo Writers for the summer, have
returned home.-E. l.. Martin has been
IN Bennington and Rutland for two
weeks.-About 80 fern gatheros are
located up the west branch to gather
and snip away ferns into cold storage.
Mrs. jennie Howe of Bridport is visit
ing at Rinaldo Whittiers-Mrs. l.. NJ
Church was weew-end guest OF her
parents last week
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HINESBURG

Beginning this week the Hnesbl
community canning kitchen will he on
on Saturdays only.
The Kings Daughters will meet at
home of Mrs Lillian Hinsdale Frid
afternoon. September lO.-Schools IN to
opened Tuesday The canning kitcl
will be open on Saturdays.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph e. Allen. who nd
been visiting Mr. Aliens srandmot1
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen. have returned
their home in Philadelphia Their dauI
ter. Miss Abbie Allen. who has been
"WaunahEee Camp" Malletts Bay,
summer, returned with them.-The boz
of civil authority viii meet at the to
hall Saturday. September II. at 2:30 p.
All women, who desire to vote. are
quested to appear at this time.-M
Veda Cassidy returned TO her work
Pittsburgh Normal School last weel
Miss Thema Reed went to PlattsbuI
to enter the normal school-Miss Rl
Hubbell returned home Monday after
weeks vacation with friends in GeorH
Mrs. d. j. Wilton. "A former resid'
of this town, is at The Mary Fletc|
hospital, where she had an operat
last week-C. b. Goodrich has a pC
tion as shipping clerk at the brush &
tory in Burlington. Mrs. Il. n. Su
van and twin daughters, who have b'
guests of Mrs NJ. y. Tilley, went
Burlington Tuesday for visit with re
tives and expect to return to their no
in Hartford Conn, saturday
Mrs. w. ID. Blanchard and daush'
Ruth. and Miss Bessie Lawrence have
turned to Ticonderoga, n. Y. after spel
ing a few days at Queen City Park.
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PANTON

MRS a. a. Lancaster and two children,
VINO nave spent the summer az their farm
mere returned Friday to their nome at
youngstown, Ohio.-Miss Mabel South
WICK or Burlington spent last week At
the Adams home.-Miss Helen Adams
VINO has been spending several days here
ana IN Burlington left Monday Tor New
York city to resume her work as teacher
OF shorthand and typewritine Il, 'he
MOTIFS high school.-Mr. and Mrs ERNEST
Barber of New Russia, y. Y, were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. stage
and with them attended Middlepury iair'
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Fleming ana NJ
tie daughter of Hancock have recently
visited his brother. Martin, and famiiy'-
Mrs A. $. RUSSO is in Benson guest .,
the Rev and Mrs. Scott Cooley-Mr' "'',
Mrs. Warren Norton attended 'ne iu'e'a.
Monday Of her uncle, Edward peN'"o' VI
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and breaking the rails and digging
the ground of the road. SO great vi
the force of the train that IL moved u
road bed to one side fully eight or n q
inches. This train was No. 313 consi
ing of engine No. 1872, of the supd|
heater type, baggage car, two parC
coaches and three day coaches in char
Of Conductor Beauregard and Engine
Allen. When IT came into the yard WI
going about ~ miles an hour and VI
brought to standstill within two hui
dred feet of the scene where the d
railment took place. No one was h,I
though the humping of the engine oy|
the ties was plainly felt through u
entire train. Passengers were delay
only short time as an engine Will
was just ahead Of the New Engla
states Limited was called back at MI
ton to take It on it's way. The wre|
train was Immediately summoned frd
st. Adams and the local section gal
put TO work cleaning up the wrecks
and laying the track over.
daughter, Marguerite Elizabe/
was born September to Mr.. and MI
Gordon Wheatley.
Locke 7. Wheeler and Mary j Hast
ton, both of Essex Junction, were unit|
In marriage Saturday morning, Septemt|
4, at the Congregational parsonage by d
Rev. William Milar.
Miss Anna Mary Paro Of Winoosk al
Harry Valyou of this place were unit|
in marriage Monday morning by the Rd
Joseph Turcot at St. Francis Xavj
Church in the presence OF a good nuI
Der of friends and relatives The bril-
wore a white georgette dress. wore a Vi
and carried a huge bouquet of astd
and sweet peas. The bride was attend
by her brother. George Paro, and d
groom by his father. George Valyou.
wedding breakfast was served to Il
Immediate families at the home of d
brides mother, Mrs. George Paro,
Winooski. after which the happy couJ
left for honeymoon trip to Holyo
and other Massachusetts points Til
will be at home September Is at q
home of the groom's father on low
Pearl street
Miss Winnie Macomber and FIR
Sharpley We're married Tuesday afte
noon at the Methodist Church by {
Rev. G. S. Quimby.
The Junlor-Senior High School open
/ Tuesday with an enrolment of li9 L
| following teachers arc in charge: G.
Mann, principal, mathematics and s,
ence; Miss Paddock. English Miss Kin
domestic science; Miss Coughlin hsto
and Latin; Miss Turner. French n
! Latin; Miss Bohanou. commercial SUI
/ iects; Miss Slapp, English, history a
/ mathematics in the Junior High Scho
Miss Drake, teacher training Miss Turr
! is substituting for Miss Potter who "
I begin her duties next week.
Miss Maria Aldrich has resigned
position as assistant bookkeeper nj
( City Milk Plant. Burlington. and will en-
/ the University of Vermont
/ The Rev. Leonard Adrich has receiy
and accepted q call from the FRS BE-
fist Church in Marian, y. Y.
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MONKTO!l RIDGE

TIE Wiling Workers reid at
iC"-cresm social Wednesday evening OF
this week at the home of George Wal
ston.-A reunion OF the Shvcrette family
Will be held with Mr. and Mrs. d. i.
Shiverctte In Starksboro September &C.
All relatives are invited TO be present
Earle Moader has had installed n tele-
prone. the number of which is 53-15-
Dean and Clark Thomas and Mrs L. e.
Dem recently visltcd IN Fitchburg
Miss. the trip being made by au-
t"wobile. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Deans niece, Miss Alice
Kenyon, who visited here the past
week and will return the middle Of
this wee: To her home in Fitchburg The
icc-oreanI social. given last Tuesday eve
ming in the town hall by the Junior class
of the Friends Sabbath school, was well
afforded. The time was pleasantly pass
cd in games and contests in which all
took a lively interest. The proceeds
amounted to about $500
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THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1920

Mrs. Harriet Coulter left Saturday for
New Hampshire, where she will teach the
coming year.Mr. and Mrs. Fisk and
Benjamin Simpson motored to Burlington
Tuesday. Mrs. John Donovan returned
from Grown Point, n. y, where she has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Smith.
City Theatre, tonight. Super Special
Back to Gods Country" Special prices,
adults csc, children 17c. 217,1t
Friday Sept 10, starting date of new
serial. starring. Joe Ryan and Jean
Paige in Hidden Dangers with fea-
ture, May Allison in THE Cheater."--
Il
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GRANVILLE

Mrs. Emma Hubbard has bought
house in Rochester village of A. T. Osha
and will move there this fall.-Quite a
number of ladies appeared before the
Board of Civil Authority Saturday and
asked to have their names placed on
the check lst.-Schools in town began
Tuesday with the following teachers:
Corner, Mrs. Emma Briggs; Lower VII
lage. Mrs. Carl Parrish; South Hollow.
Mrs. Clara Slayton.-The Hon. Josiah
Dadley. of Paterson. y. j., has been a
recent visitor at the home of |. c. Sar-
gent.-A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Taber on Monday. Septem-
Der 6.-Prof. l. @. Sargent left here Sun
day for Paterson, y. J., to resume his
school work. Mrs. Sargent will remain
here a few weeks longer
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lishtful social hour the guests were
invited to the dining room where
DAINTY refreshments were served by
Mrs. w. C. Bingham assisted by
MISSES Dorothy Wright and Doris
hent-A business meeting OF the
ferent-Icachers' association Will be
heio Friday evening at tho school
muse Followed by u reception for the
teachers. The president, Mrs. Il. C.
.arney' desires that the parents show
thelr interest by being present on
FRIDAY evening.
me Federated Missionary society met
wednesday afternoon at the Methodist
Church-The Rev. f. NJ. Hagadorn has
Deen In Middlebury this week attending
tne congregational conference and is
gong 10 bennington to attend the Preach
ers lhstitute.-Therc will be an important
BUSINESS meeting of the w. G. r. IT, at
the home Of Miss Weller Friday after
noon'-Miss Irene Ferguson of Burlington
Is spending her vacation at her home
here.-Mr. and Mrs T.. w. Blackburn have
received news that the boat upon which
their son. Edward, of the l.. S. n. is sta
TONED, has been ordered to Constantinople
Tor Il year or more.--Mr and Mrs. Earl
Morgan OF Burlington were guests of MIR
ana MRS. w. j. Gaudet Sunday.--B. w.
Estey is in Rutland this week.-Dorothy
the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Landon, is ill.-W. A. Morgan and fam
lly or Ludlow were guests of DR.. W. T..
Morgan and family Labor day.-Mis
Mildred Monroe went to orwell Monday,
where she has n position as teacher.-Dr.
and Mrs. Walter Danforth have returned
from their wedding trip.--Alr. and Mrs.
James II. Jacobs OF Burlington are guests
Of l.. X. Jacobs and family. The mem
bers of Libanus Lodge will meet at the
Iooge rooms Sunday morning to march
to the Federated Church where they will
attend divine service.--Miss Grace Norton
has returned from visit of several weeks
10 her sister. Mrs. A. j. Mott. In Dux-
bury, Mass
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NORTH FERRISBURG

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs eliza
Harrington and Mrs. Mary Ambrose at
the home of Mrs. Harrington Wednes-
day afternoon.-Mr. Newton. of Boston.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Allen Saturday. His three sons, who have
been visiting their grandparents during
the summer, returned with him.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lord. of North Adams Mass. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stone
James p. Dean Is away on a business
trip-The Misses Carrie Wheeler. Helen
Kingsland. Mr., Kingsland and Cotterell
Wheeler took an automobile trip to Mt
Mansfield Sunday.-Mrs. Wood. Miss
Wheeler, John Wheeler and Or. and Mrs
Collins, with Mr.. Churchill as driver
went by automobile TO Manchester to
spend the day.-School opened yesterday.
Miss Eliza beth Newton returned to Bos-
ton Monday.
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Water I axes

Meter rates FOR n quarter ending
hugus; asst. arc now d,.e and payable
ut the water Office. 80 ., CITY Hall.
Disuount allowed o. bills paid on or
before September 1917. 1920 Office
nouns for tho first ten day. % Scptem
bcr from S. 90 Il. IN, 10 500 p M; after
tho. from soc II m. TO Il 90 nno and
i 90 to eco y. III
Unless prompt paYircn, is made. five
per cent will PC added 10 the tax bill
and INC water thrt Off, as prescrib ed
,r Section IS OF tire TI3tur Ordinance.
J. FRANK EtDDER. Supt.
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LINCOLN

Al women who intend TO vote at the Dri-
mary election September Il should coll
at the town clerks Office any dav bcfor.
Saturday, September II AMI take the free
mans oath and have their names placed
on the check list. II is expected a large
number of ladies' will take advantage of
their fret opportunity on equal outrage.
"A dance will be gwen Friday evening
in .Iackman and Garlards hali.-D. L..
Garland has bought John Cobbs place
in South L'ncoln.-Elmer Williams return
ed to Jonesvile after spending several
days with his son. George.
Mrs. George Bassett who has been in
i'll health for a long time. is not as well.
Mason Bradley. of Springfield, is in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee and daugh-
ter Allen Lee and Mrs, b. J. Cove have
returned to Springfield after visit here.
Lewis Green, Of Brandon, has been a
business visitor in town for few days.
Walter Butterfeld of Springfield. is Wis
ting in town.-William Young and wife.
of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. are calling among
friends in this section.-Mrs. Flora Clark
went Sunday to her work in Wiliiston
after spending a two weeks vacation
with friends here.-Arthur Narney and
family motored Ia Rutland Sunday. War
rem Brooks, who has been visiting friends
in Brandon, returned with them.-Willi
Aldrich, of Florence. Mass, is a guest at
the home of C. r. Bicknell.-Chares Pur-
linton and family were in Warren We'd
nesday. Mrs. Della Derby, who has been
visiting here accompanied them for Wis
It to friends.-Charles Atwood purchased
at auction Saturday in Bristol the Sam
uel Stewart place, which was owned by
the Rev. and Mrs. Morton Hale.-Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Kent and Mrs. l.. A. Jack
man returned Thursday from an automo-
, bile trip through the Berkshires over the
Mohawk trail and points in Massachu'
setts-Arthur Danse returned to his home
in North Troy Saturday after weeks
visit to Hilton Bicknell and other friends
Miss Lottie Phillips and Nelma Grant
went Monday to Benson. where they viii
| teach the coming year and Mrs. LindleS
Bicknell to Cornwall. where she has beer
engaged as teacher.-Ivan Steadman anc
family of Andover Mass, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w A. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs
! Henry Steadman.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Mrs George Hagar, aged about so,
longtime resident of Colchester, died at
her home in the town OF Essex at Col
chester Pond Thursday. The funeral was
held from her late home Saturday
with interment in Colchester cemetery.
As the north bound New England
States Limited pulled into the II. r.
yard Sunday evening at 617. the pony
trucks of the engine climbed the rails
at the switch near Maple street. caus-
ing the derailment of both the engine
and the tender demoralizing the road
bed for a distance of 100 feet, twisting
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BRISTOL

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FOR SALE

,oys NEW DIAMOND TIRE for sale at Is
per cent or list price; also 30x3i, non
skid lircstor' tire hut little used, at %
per cent off price list ". V. Farr. So No.
t'uion -. 215it,w.1t
ATTENTTCN-Lct Kilo-
mite do your washing and save your
strength and clothing; -sent by parcel post
ut "Oc . package. Or six packages for 81.
Rober. H. FAIR 50 No Union s. BurlinG-
ton, VT pa Gt,w,lt
XII oNtTE WATER SOFTENER makes
hard watcr suds: try It: only 20c pound,
or six pounds for $500. Robert II. FAIR.
IS No. Union St. burlington, Vt
2ii ct, W It
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VERGENNES

Miss Ruby Irwin, daughter Of Mrs. Mary
Irwin of Winthrop, Mass. and Burt n,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Demng Of
West Addison, We're married at the Yer
eennes Methodist Episcopal Church Satur-
day morning at II o'clock The church
was prettly trimmed for the occasion,
the color scheme being pink and white.
The bridal couple was unattended. As
they entered the church. Miss Enie
Stewart of New York city sang Here
Comes the Bride" Miss Prudence Fish
presiding at the organ. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. s. Mulholland,
the single ring service being used. The
bride was given away by her mother,
Donald Norton and William Burpee acted
as ushers. The bride wore a pink satin
dress and white hat ana carried II hou-
duet of white roses. Mrs. Irwin wore
black satin trimmed with Jet The bride,
for tho past year has been district nurse
for the Vergennes-W altham Nurse as
ISOLATION and In the discharge of her
duties has made host of friends. The
groom is a graduate of the 1870 class at
the Vail School of Agriculture at Lyndon
Vile. After the ceremony, reception was
acid in the back of the church. A dinner
vas served at the Norton House, after
which the wedding party went to the
nome or the groom y parents IN WeSt
Addison. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Dcming will
go on a wedding trip to Nova Scotia. the
former home of Mrs. Demlng,-Mrs. Ben.
nett and two children. who have beer
passing the summer at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gravelle, have returned
to Tasting n. Y.-Miss Jennie Bristol OF
Middllebury spent the weekend at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. II. G. Herrick
The condition of Dustin Barrows. wh'
has been seriously i'll for several weeks
lis more comfortable.-rh sale of tickets
at the Vergennes station Friday Tor tn
Addison county fair at Middlebury mum
bered 1G0.--John r. Preston has returned
from northern New York, where he ha
been passing the summer.-Mrs. ELIZA
beth Booth. who has been spending
the summer at her cottage near Basi
Iiarbor, has returned to Richmond I'M
y. Y.-Mss Helen Lee Is substituting a
teacher at the State Industrial SCHOOL,
John James and daughters, the Mise
Icda and Susan, and niece, Miss Mabe
James, of Worcester, are at their HON
ON Greene street for few weeks-Mrs
Peter Little has returned from visit I
her daughter, Mrs. Clinton Mccormick
of Brstol.-.Dr. and Mrs. j. Il. Emo an
oaildren are making an auto tour throng
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WANTED

n ANTED---A strong, capable. reliable ma
dic-aged woman for general housework IN
n plcasant farming community. one mile
from trolley and large town no farm work
and no laundry; small family. good wages
Address Mrs. Roy u. Hunter West Clare
mont. y. IT, 'Wat
4 pOjfT SEPT. L. a capable cook and n
second girl. good wages Mrs. q. NJ.
Subin. PA Main St, Burlington, VI.