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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The taxpayers of the City of Bur
lin gton are hereby notified that the
city Gncluding schools, State, State
road, State school and county high
ways and bridge and sinking fund.-
taxes for the year 1920 have been
assessed by the City Council of the
City Of Burlington and the tax bills
delivered to the city treasurer for col
lection, to be paid to said treasurer at
his office, No. A. City Hall, according
to law within forty days from this
date. Any taxes remaining unpaid after
the expiration of said time. August
Is, the treasurer will issue his warrant
against each delinquent person for the
collection of such unpaid taxes, adding
to each unpaid tax five per cent and
ten cents for warrant which will be
addressed and delivered to the con-
stable Of said city to be collected ac-
cording to law.
Office hours from 500 a. m. to 500
p. m: Monday and Saturday evenings
from TOO to 900.
Dated at the City of Burlington July
s. 1920.
l.. C. GRANT.
City Treasurer.
162 st. w. ct
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Ellen Smith Monday evening At the Meth
odist Church. The Rev. C. s. Quimby,
the pastor. in behalf of the church. pre-
scented them with a Nutting picture. Mr..
Mills in a few well chosen words re-
sponded In a fitting tanner. The family
will be greatly missed both In the COM
munity and church where Mr.. Mills has
been superintendent Of the Sunday school
and chorister FOR many years. After a
short program of music. singing and
readings. n social hour was enjoyed by
all. Refreshments of punch and waters
were served.
Ray Huntley had the misfortune to
break an arm while attempting to crank
the machine which he was driving from
johnson home Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Huntley had been up to Johnson with
A. D. Douglass ambulance conveying a
patient from the Fanny Allen hospital
to Johnson and 1t was upon his return
trip at Jefersonville that the acciden
occurred.
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MONKTON RIDGE

Fred Shiverette. who has been quite i'll
with heart trouble the past week, is more
comfortable.-Miss Carrie Miles is visit
ing relatives in New York.-The news of
the sudden death of B. +. Eddy in Hines
burgh came as a great shock to his many
friends in this community. He had been
a much respected citizen of Monkton for
many years. About q year ago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddy went to Hinesburg to reside.
Mr.. Eddy is survived by his wife. one
daughter. and three sons, one of whom
is Leon Eddy of this p~lace.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Davi Barton and son and Mrs.
Cheney of South Glens Falls, N. Y. were
recent guests Of Mrs. A. Il. Miles.
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GRANVILLE

c. f. Ellsworth. of Ferrisburg, who pur-
chased Mrs. Ella Lambs house, moved
his family here last week and has taken
p~ossession.-Mr. and Mrs. /. Ct. Sargent,
of Paterson, n. j., came last week and
will occupy their summer home here for
a few weeks.-Mrs. William Armstrong,
of East Randolph, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Herman Ford, return
ed home Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Farr. of Stoneham, Mass, have been
spending the past week at Flynn Ford's.
Isaac Sawyer and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sawyer, of Randolph, spent Sunday at
Verlon Woods's.-The grand list of this
town, just completed, is 5 3,n99.01, which is
an increase of 1898. 95 from last year.-A
daughter was born July 2 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Flint. it being their 18th child.
Eleven are now living.
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NEW HAVEN

John Caldwell and mother, of Fowler,
called on friends in town Sunday.-Ray
Moulton and family, of Panton, were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Davis.-During a thunder shower Mon
day afternoon, the large stock barn of
William Emo on Beech hill, was burned
by lightning with about q tons of hay.
Mrs. Vernon Young was a visitor in
Burlington observation-disclosures Roscoe is
in Brandon. where he has a position for
the summer as clerk at the Brandon Inn.
Mrs. Grace Brown and son, of Middle
bury are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Partch.-F. NJ. PartCh went to Boston
Monday on a business trip.-Mrs. Hattie
Wilder has returned to her home for the
sum~mer.-Robert Parker and family and
Mrs. Wilder went on an auto trip Sunday
to Shelburne.-Miss Marcia Winslow went
to New York city Wednesday, where she
will visit friends before returning to her
school.-C. L. Nutting was a visitor in Bur-
lington Wednesday.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
l.. c, GRANT,
City Treasurer
163St. w.2t
(Continued from page one.D

Miner of Boston, Mrs. Mary Patno and
daughter. Rhea. of Burlington, were
weekend visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry G. Miner.--Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hudson went Tuesday for a few
weeks stay at Mount Mansfield for the
benefit of Mr.. Hudson's health. They were
accompanied by their niece, Miss Alice
Carroll of Castleton.- Alderman Henry
Morris was in Burlington Sunday to at
tend the funeral of his nephew. Kenneth
Belden.-James c. RYAN has returned to
Hyde Manor after visiting his sister. Mrs.
Robert Hudson.-Mrs. George Myers went
Sunday to Rutland to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Mathew Monogue.-Charles H. Lee
of Hartford, Conn, is visiting his father,
Moses S. Lee.-Mrs, Packard and child and
her sister from the Bronx, New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Fishman and children of Rutland
and Mrs. Fishman's mother, Mrs. Singer
mann, of New York city, were guests Of
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham
Cohen, Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, George
Myatt, two sons aid daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs. Myatt's parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. oliver Danyow. have started
on their return by auto to Boston accom-
panied by Mrs. Myatt's sisters, Mrs. l.,
Blodgett of Vergennes and Mrs. Lyman
Dumas of Burlington Miss Marion Sever
ance of Keeseville. n. Y, is visiting her
aunts, Mrs. w. r. Warner and Mrs
George w. Stone.-Mr. and Mrs. Ear
Brush Kingsland. who have been spend
ing a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
r L. Kingsland, left Tuesday on their
return to Cleveland, Ohlo.-Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer Wheeler have returned to st
Adams after a visit to her aunt. Mrs
II. r. Booth, who accompanied Them
Watson Rogers and Herrick Bristol are
spending two weeks at Camp Abnaki'-
M. S. Lee and son. Charles, Mrs. E. A
Lee, daughter. Helen. and son, Maurice
visited e. A. Lee at Hotel Everett, John
son. Monday. making the trip by auto
Mrs. r. A. Foote has gone on an EXTENDED
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BRIDPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard WEIGH. who have
been to Blue Ridge on their honeymoon,
to Mr.. Welch's brother. John,
Monday. where they will make their
future home.-The Rev. James Barbour of
Pawtucket, r. l., visited his cousin, c. j.
Barbour. last week.-Mrs.. Frank Beyett
and two children spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Breylia.-Nor1ran. Fletcher of Waltham,
Mass, and sister. Mrs. II. E. Colvin, OF
Burlington. called on friends in town last
week.-Mrs.. A. II. Mountford of Worces.
ter. Mass. made a trip by automobile
on Tuesday of last week and is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dukett,
on her return. She will be accompanied
by her parents, who will spend a week
in Worcester.-Mrs. Florence Allen. who
is a trained nurse in Gardner, Mass, has
returned there after spending a week
with friends in town.-Ralph Allard OF
Enfield is working for Patrick McGinnity
through aging
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RICHMOND

F. H. Shepardson, superintendent
Borden's Condensed Milk company has |
signed his position after Is years IN I
condensed milk business and Assista|
superintendent j. W, Berry has receiN1
his appointment as superintendent
Mrs. L. A. Johnson is visiting her So
Nathan. in Stowe.-The Misses Celes|
Dora and Aenes Keefe, Mary obrl7
Della Ladue and Annabelle WeidenoecH
went on an automobile trip to Montr7
over the week-end,-Mr. and Mrs VIM
Of Starksboro are guests of their daus
ter, Mrs. j. w. Berry.-Mrs. Preston ma
ley and children OF Bellows FANS w
have been visiting her parents. Mr.. al
Mrs. A. c. Berry, for the past W weeH
have returned TO their home Tine MISS
Katherine Lavalle and Cora Bressor
Burlington were at their respective hon
over Sunday.-Miss Rose Donaway
Burlington was recently the guest or NJ
and Mrs. w. C. Fuller.-Miss Mary Hat
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COLCHESTER

Mrs. NJ. r. Thompson and children re-
turned to her home here Monday after
spending several days visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Leach, in East
and Mrs. Fred Andrews
and daughter, Helen, spent Sunday with
j. f.. Wolcott and daughter, Mar
Eaurite.-The Misses Helena Flynn and
Eva Meigs spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Clara Lyon.-Mrs. William Heath
and daughter. Flora, are visiting in Hard
wick.-Miss Doris Bullock and friend of
Boston are visiting at the home of M.
A. Bullock.-F. T. Cook, who has been
visiting his mother and sister. here, has
returned to his home in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan are tho
parents of a son horn Sunday.-Little
Velma Hogan is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
r. Guyette.
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HANCOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lebar and son,
are in New York State for sew
eral weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Plum
kett and daughter, Joyce, from Renning-
ton. are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Martin.-Mrs A. E. Mott and son
and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mott
Of Potsdam, n. Y. were owe night
guests Of her sister, Miss Kate Fifeld,
last week.-Mrs.. Carl Archer is quite i'll.
Her mother, Mrs. Victor Holt. from
Rochester was with her the past week.
and Mrs. f. J. Estey from Bellows
Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Estey from
Fitchburg. Mass, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Martin.-Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Buxton and C. F.. Claflin
from Bethel took dinner with Mrs. Caro-
line Marsh Sunday
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JERICHO CENTER.

George M. Willard has purchased
Fred Bliss his farm on Lee river |
taken possession and Mr.. Bliss
moved into Mrs. Chapin's house at
Center.-Miss Mildred Mosiey of "
ooski was a Sunday visitor of Mrs.
McClellan.-Mrs. Anna Stone of Burii|
ton and daughter, Mrs. Susie Lee, 1
daughter, Anna Of Drain. Oregon,
at their summer home for a few day.
Miss Wilma Wissel is suffering "
blood poisoning In her right hand.-N|
Helen Boiger is attending summer sch
in Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs. Chat
Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mayor: nj
returned to Shower. Michigan.-Mr. 4
Mrs. Seth NJ. Packard are staying VI
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates until Mrs. Bell
turns home.-George Haywood of Sa|
nae, n. Y, has been the guest OF
grandson. Byron Haywood. He was
by mis- daughter. Mrs. Herr
Fifeld, of Bethel.-Mrs. Susie blgw1
and daughter, Miss Cora, OF F1tcho9
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. n M
F.. II. Smith.
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LINCOLN

The Industrial will meet this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Harold Atkins.
A dance will be given Friday evening
in Jackman and Garland's hall.-Mr. and
Mrs. c.. r. Bicknell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindley Bicknell spent the weekend in
Fair Haven.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Thompson have sold their farm of 200
acres with stock and tools to Adolphus
Booska of Lowell. Mass, for 5000
Ralph Sargent and family spent Sunday
at Long Point-Miss Grace Turner and
Miss Myrle Sweet went Friday to Lake
Romoseene. where they have employ
p,ent for the s,mmer months-Mrs
llara Rowan went Monday to Proctor
for an indefinite stay-H. Fl, Bowen went
Nondav RI Rveeate. where he has en-
nIovment for the remainder of the sum.
mor
A. ord urs At u covo bave returned
sron, ,hair ,oun a., J,ong point North
-. : Charos rro,u,ou nd renheu,
rnau " oaf,oa -. fr.nds In town
1 - u. .na MIC Erank
s :. unaehu.a ia
nn"p""" $50 - $3.50
MISC "a's ul"e' 1880 s.
MS nv ~ 80. - c.ui,na.Ia
Is y" 81, ~ Snue
MIS-. CharIes Munsli oi g.
VIM 10 speHN'ne 49,
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HINESBURG

The funeral of B. F. Eddy, who q
suddenly July s, was held from his
home Saturday afternoon, with burial
the Hinesburg cemetery.-Mr. n
C. W. Bostwick are the parents OF
daughter, born July 4. at the M
Fletcher acknowledgements orches
will furnish music for the social dal
ut the town hal this evening"
Korleen Pierce and friend. Miss Da
of Burlington are guests OF Fannle
Piercc.-Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Baxter
children of Bogota, N. j.. came Sund
to spend their vacation with MT.
Mrs. Fl. L.. Goodrich.-Dr. n Mrs q
l.. Burritt OF Harrington. Me-, are
town visiting relatives. They made
trip bv auto.-Mrs. w. J. Barker 4
daughters, Edith and Ethel. OF burli1
ton are spending the week with ~
Barker's parents, Mr.. n Mrs A.
Clough. Mr.. Clough. who has been
burlington several weeks for treating
is at nome.
Word has been received that Henry ~
Field of Washington, D. c.. has succei
fully passed the entrance examination
the United States Naval Academy at I
napolis, Maryland, and expects 10 en-
the same in about n week. lie was Il
of three who passed a class or tnirtq
who took tho examination in "ash'1
ton and one Of Is in the United sta
ont of the 1n5 who took this examinati1
Henry Hull Field is the only son or W
liam f. and Nina Hull Field, former RI
idents of Hinesburg and the family cal
here every summer to spend their y
cation. Henry Hull Field received
appointment to Annapolis from Sena1
William p. Dillingham; of V~ermont-1|
Young Peoples society of the Unid
church will have a literary evening Al
min party at the vestry Friday eveni1
July 16 at eight o'clock.-Mrs, Louise II
wards, wife of Leaveritt Davis. died wa
nesday morning after a short illness
pneumonia. She is survived by her ny
band and three children, the young1
only three weeks old Funeral arranA
ments are not complete .-Beulah' lit
daughter of MIR. and Mrs, Dayton ia
Won. is at the Mary Fletcher Hospil
where she had an operation for appen|
citis.-Miss Eleanor Mead is in Es
Junction, where she is visiting her unc
T.. W. Post.
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WANTED

WANTED-Have quantity Of hay to press
and want immediate proposition from hay
pressing OUTFIT, Address j. w. Batchelder.
: Merecroft Farms, North Ave-, Burlington.
Tel. 1918. 3,w,1t
WANTED-At Fletcher Quarry. Woodbur".
VI, oren shop quarry from March 1. 1920,
wanted now two complete derrick crews.
I have a general store and furnish goods
20 mon in my employ at wholesale prices.
houses rent at $500 to $40 rer month.
Surface quarry and good machinery.
Write for more information and state
your experience in a granite quarry or
marble quarry. VIII hiro a few appren-
tees. F.. r. Fletcher, Woodbury.. VT.
w, tt
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MILTON BORO

e.. f. Elmer and family spent sun
at M. c. Bevin's.-Mr. and Mrs. Hot
Richards are at the home of their
Harry Richards, for a few days.-1
Agnes Linehan returned to Derby, Co
Friday going by automobile as far
Boston with Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn
son. Miss Linehan will visit her sis
Mrs. George Houghton. for a few
in Boston.-ME. Lydia Bean spent a
days in Burlington last week.-The w
en- Community club will meet with J
Lydia Bean this afternoon.
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WEST MILTON

Mrs. Florizelle Janvier and three {
dren of Philadelphia and Miss E
Shoyer of Milton spent Tuesday at C
Sanderson's.-Mrs. f. F.. Blake retui
last week from visiting relatives in n
chester. y. H.-A dance was held at
schooIhouse hall Monday night,
Nettie Ashley is spending a few day
the Phelps cottage, Milton Boro.
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PANTON

Herbert Norton's son, Wilbur. who
has been critically i'll with congestion
of the lungs, is much improved.-The
Rev. a. A. Lancaster and family have
arrived at their farm or Lake street
for their annual vacation.-Miss Ethel
Goodspeed of Dewey's Mills is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Good
specialists Skinner of Albany, n. Y,
is visiting relatives here.-Dr. b.. y.
Adams Of Burlington visited relatives
here SundaY.-The Rev. and Mrs. West
have as guests her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ShamburEe and daughter and an
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Sham
burger. all of Gloversville. n. Y.-Ira
Shedrick's chestnut mare. Chelsea B..
took second money at the Ferrisburg
races last Saturday this putting Pam
ton in the limelight for horse racing
once more.-Two dances have recently
been held in the horse barn at Martin
F1eming's and were were attended.
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ORWELL

Mrs. NJ. B. Wilcox and daughter, Ruth
went to Rutland July 6 returning on
Wednesday with a new 1ve-passenger
Dodge car.-E. A. Ray Of Maiden. Mass,
is spending some time with his parents
Mr., and Mrs. Fred RAY. d. Carberry
and family, after spending two weeks
at their summer home here. have re-
turned to New York.-Miss Bertha Martin
of Rutland is spending some time with
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

BABY CHICKS. Reds, white Rocks. Bar
red Rocks. Black Minorcas. S20.50 per
100: White LcEhorns. Brown Leghorns SIS.
White wyandottes. S24 from recognized
big layers. 81 per 100 extra. Orders from
81 to IS. 900 filled IN one shipment. Mans
Geld Hatchery. Mansfield, Mass.
1901 and W to iv Is
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argn1er
anted !

Most attractive farm PROPOSE
ton in Vermont to offer ener-
getic young married farmer.
Farm located four miles from
Burlin gton. No capital or farm
equipment required. In writ
ing give references and exper-
fence. Address Box 9S, Free
Press Office.
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BRISTOL

Mrs. Rosa NJ. Ives dedicated Holley
Hut Saturday afternoon and evening by
opening it to her friends. From W
O'Clock until 70 people were coming and
going. The guests were received by
Mrs. Ives and tea was served by Mrs.
Carroll and Mrs. Douglass. The hut.
which is built Of slabs and mbli a
typical log cabin. is built back of Mrs.
Ives summer residence and is thoroughly
equipped for a summer camp. The cement
floor is covered with old-fashioned rugs.
On the walls are pictures, mottos and
prints. In one corner is a tiny table
with old-fashioned settles on either side
in front of a low window commanding
a view of the mountains. The big living
room is furnished entirely in old-fash-
toned furniture. In the center of the
room is a birch tree about eight inches
in diameter. around which is built a tiny
circular stairway leading to a loft which
seems to rest in the branches of the
tree and is fitted UP as a sleeping apart
ment with a four-post mahogany bed.
All in all, it Is a most beautiful restful
spot and will be used as a studio
Mrs. Ives. Mrs. Ives, who was forme -lv
Rose Moor. was a daughter of one Of the
oldest families of Bristol and lives in
1llCdso, Dul returns every summer 10
Bristol and opens Gaige-Moor. the old
family home, a beautiful colonial resi-
derce on North street. which is usually
fl cd with distinguished guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil w. Sumner and
niece. Tresa Shaffer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Dugan and son. Lester. of Wash
ington, D.. c.. are guests of A. C. Sum
ner and family.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Stevens and daughter. Amelia, of Corn
wall spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. O'Bryan announce
the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth
L.. to Raymond c. Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiley are in Dinula. Cal.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Palmer of Burlington are the par
ents of a son born Tuesday.-Mrs. A. w.
Cove and Mrs. H.. l.. Averill OF Middle
bury spent Wednesday with Mrs. Sophia
Sherwin.-Mrs. Genevieve Grover, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. F. G. Levarn,
returned to Burlington Tuesday.-H. y.
Weller Of Hinesburg was a guest of Miss
Helen Weller Tuesday.-Moses Lee OF
Nergennes and Charles Lee OF Hartford
Conn, were guests of J. G. Page and fam.
lily Tuesday.-Miss Gertrude Palmer has
gone to Dorset for the remainder Of the
summer-Mrs. W. n. Cardell and sons
jeremiah and william, and Mrs. j. G.
Page and son, Hewitt. have returned from
a visit of several days with relatives in
Warren.-Miss Cynthia Cove is visiting
friends in Middlebury corporal Thomas
McKinnon is spending a furlough at his
home here.-Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Aber--
nethy of Springfield are visiting friends
in town.-Mrs. Alice Smith has returned
from a two months stay in st. Paul
Madison. Wis, and Detroit.-Mr. and Mrs
H. l.. Johnson of Burlington were guests
of Mrs. Alice Smith over Sunday. Mrs
Johnson remained for a weeks visit.
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FOR SALE

W STANDING BARNS for sale. one
30xo0 #. two floors. one 30x4o IT, base
rents to both, good condition; Will sell
standing or will take down and ship to
nearest station and set up elsewhere.
Write T, Q. Box 344. Hardwick. VT.
~ a.. a.,
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For Sale Or Rent
CedarCroft

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. ABB So. Union ST.,
Burlington. VT.
65.tu.th. wky,tf.
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WALTHAM

Mrs. Cora Spaulding Of Burlington is
visiting her brother, H., w. Day.-Mr.
and Mrs. Wyman Bristol Of Washington.
D. c., visited Mr.. Bristol's brother. Ray
mond Bristol, Wednesday.-Mr, and Mrs.
Volney Avery were at the home of Mrs,
Averys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Wright. Sunday.-Frank Whitcomb of
Fair Haven is at the home of his sister.
Mrs. Fl A. Burroughs.-Sidney Harris of
Martha's Vineyard, Mrs. Ernest Bristol
and Mrs. Lionel Harris of Panton were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ward and
Mrs. A. NJ. Harris Saturday,-Ruth Sher-
bino OF Middlebury is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. P. W, Otis.-Mr. and Mrs. r. H.
Booth OF Crosse Point visited Mrs. Booths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Ward, last
week.-Robert Lee has returned from a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lee, in Weybridge.-Mr. and Mrs. r. W.
Otis and Mr.. and Mrs. e.. A. Hunt were
in Charlotte last week Thursday.
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r FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE-Nercroft Farm, North
Ave, Burlington. complete with all crops
and farm. utensils For particulars ad-
dress P. o. Box 1865. Montreal Canada.
1871 1t