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MONKTON

The Misses Cicely and Ruth Donchue
passed the Thanksgiving recess from their
schools with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Douehue.-G. f.. Thomas
has entered the employ of w
c. Donehue as buttermaker at the cream
ery.-Daniel r. Mech is suffering from
injuries received in painful accident.
AS he was getting his colts TO the barn
one jumped and threw him against -
post Mr.. Mech struck with such force
that the blood ran from his nose and
mouth 1t was feared that his jaw was
fractured but on examination ii was not
but severely bruised. At present he is
doing well. but he suffers much PAIN
Kenneth Gee of the 3. Ii. S. passed
Thanksgiving at his home here.-Mrs. Ida
Wilson passed the Thanksgiving week at
her homo In New HaYen.-EXtensive re-
pairs are being made at the c.. G. Farr &
Co.'S store. new door with one half
window In It and new large windows on
the front being added II Is eng newly
painted on the interior and several other
changes are being madc,-Miss Bernice
Thomas of the V. II. s. passed Thanks
giving with her parents. Mr., and Mrs
Il. L. Thomas.-Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Ayres
and son. Leonard, spent THANKSGIVING
at Essex Center with his people.
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ORWELL.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aunchman are
parents of a son. born November 26.-
Miss Agnes Boardman and clayton Muir
ray of Cornwall We're recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Murray.-Miss
Agnes Proctor and Miss Nettie Proctor
Of Ludlow. Mass. were guests OF MI.
and Mrs. o. O, Bascom few days last
week.--Lorin Banlia IL home from Lake
George and Miss Winona Banlia from
Springfield, Masking Burnell of Bran
don has been spending a week with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Burnell.
Mrs. Ellen Wood, who has spent the
last six months or more with her aunt,
Mrs. Branch, has gone to Brandon to
spend the winter.-Thc orwell Fortnightly
club held very pleasant meeting at tho
home OF Mrs. Il. c. taring Tuesday
Mrs. Marion Bascom Of this town and
Morrison Lee Of Rutland were quietly
married at the home OF the brides son.
q. O. Bascom. Friday afternoon, the Rev.
y. X. Strong performing the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee took the afternoon train
for Rutland. where they are to make
their homc.-Nllss Beatrice Downe has
returned from Albany, y. Y. where she
spent several weeks with her sister
News has been received by frinds here
Of the death Of Mrs Bliss at the home
of her ME in Pennsylvania She for
merry resided here at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Fred Ray.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

y daughter. Ethel Ann, was born We'd
nesday. November II. to Mr.. and Mrs
J. +. sykes of East Spring street.
Joseph T.. Leclar of 81 East Spring
street died Thursday morning at 1915
n. m. following a lingering illness of eight
months duration. Mr.. Leclar had
always resided in WinooslS. having been
born here He Is survived by two sis
tiers, Mrs. +. c. Miville of Manchester.
y. H., and Miss Augusta Leclair. with
whom he made his home. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon at st. Francis
Naver church, with burial in ST. Francis
cemetery.
Mrs. Ann MacDonell Of Io5 Allen street.
died Friday morning at $50 o'clock.
She is survived by her husband. Aexan-
der MacDonell; by one daughter. Stella,
and by one son. William. of ST. Johnsbury.
The funeral was held at St. Stephens
Church Monday morning. with intermen,
in st. Joseph's cemetery in Burlington.
The annual meeting and election OF Of
ficers of lroquois Camp 500, Modern
Woodmen of America. will be held to-
morrow evening in Corporation hall. All
members are urged to be present. Follow
ing the election of officers, refreshments
will be served.
Miss Annette Dubrule of North street
has returned from few days spent in
Montreal and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Bechard of Lacolle
Que, are guests Of j. T.. Cusson and
other relatives and friends. They were
married recently and are now on their
wedding trip.
Mrs. Jules Campbell ST., who under
went an operation recently at the Fanny
Allen hospital has so far recovered as to
be able to sit up while each day,
Theophile Bombard of Maple street is
i'll at the Fanny Allen Hospital.
Miss Sophia Barely. who was over
come by gas at the home of Charles
Outlet at 80 Drew street. Tuesday after
noon. was born in this village and was
resident Of this place for a number of
years.
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SOUTH STARKSBORO

Mrs. George Varney spent the week.
end with her sisters. Mrs. Daniel Grange
and Mrs. James Dwire In Bristol-Earl
Palmer of Burlington has moved to
Jerusalem.-Wo ord has been received that
Lindley Brdsall, who sustained a shock
a short time ago. is improving. He Is
now at the home OF his daughter in
California.-Mrs. Bessie Wright and two
children of St.Albans are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Kimball, -
Robert Young and family. George Elliott
and family and Ralph Elliott of Middle
bury were guests on Thanksgiving of
Danled Bridsall and famly.-Roy Hurl-
burt and family of Monkton. Elisha
Fol(ansbee and family, Byron Hurlburt
and Harold Bristol spent Thanksgiving
at the home of Mr., and Mrs. David Fol-
lansbee.-Mr. and Mrs. George Varney
and daughter were guests Thanksgiving
Day of their daughter and sister, Mrs
Russell Young.-Davd Follansbee, who
has been confined to the house the past
two weeks with sciatica rheumatism, IL
able to be out
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CORNWALL.

Cornelia Foote. a pupil at Deane
Academy, Franklin. Mass, who spent the
Thanksgiving vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Footc. has returned,
Carlton Warner of Worcester. Mass,
and Miss Mary Warner of the platts-
burEh Normal School spent THANKSGIVING
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. II.
Warner.-Miss Ruth Benedict. a teacher
in the Proctor graded school. spent
Thanksgiving and the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spc-ry and young
son have returned from Forestdalo. where
they have been guests Of Mrs. Sperry's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Avery.-Mr. and
Mrs. Atlee Douglas and daughter of
Hartford, Conn, are guests Of Mr. Doug
las parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l., Douglas.
Mrs. l. l.. Iamhlin spent last week
with her daughter. Mrs. Alvin Pratt. al
her home IN Addison.
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PANTON

Prepo ratlons for n Christmas tree and
entertainment are in progress at the
Federated Church.--A. L. Miller who has
lived on the place belonging to the Rev.
a. A. Lancaster for tho past three years,
has moved to Vergennes 10 reside.-Mrs.
West and little daughter. have returned
from Gloversvilc, y. V, where they
have been spending some time with Mrs.
Vests parents.-Mrs. John Davis visited
her mother last week at tho Mary Flet-
cher Hospital at Burlington and found
her slowly improving, Miss Ellen STAN
ton who teaches in Charlotte. recently
visited at her home here over Sunday.
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BRISTOL.

Ihc ways and means committee of the
OUTLOOK club is planning to hold food
sale Saturday afternoon at w. NJ. and
u. =. Farr's store on Main street from
TWO TIL six o'clock. Tho proceeds arc
TO be used towards defrayng the ex-
penses of putting n permanent Christmas
tree on the rk.-Nelson Laber re-
turned to Schenectady. y. V, Monday
Mrs Blanche Garvey underwent serious
operation for appendicitis ut her home
sunday afternoon. She Is doing as well
as can be cxpectcd.-Miss Alice Ward of
Shoreh9m, Harold Summers and Francis
Sweeney of Montpelier were weekend
guests of Miss Vcsta Nahum at her home
on North street.
T. c. Babcock went to Salisbury Fri
day to attend the funeral of an aunt
Miss Gertrude Palmer, who spent the
Thanksgiving recess at her home here,
returned Saturday to the Skldmore
School of Arts, Saratoga. ~ Y.-George
Pope of the University of Vermont spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs w. u. Pope Hazel Bail Of
the Burlington Business College was at
homo for the Thanksgiving recess.-Miss
Alta Cooley was at home from her school
in Putncy last week---Dr. George L. Xii
burn of Newburg. y. y. was Il guest
OF his parents last Week.-Mrs. Ellen
Narney was at nome from Rutland, where
she is attending school.-The Rev. i. j.
Fowler will hold meetings in tho Starks-
boro Baptist Church beginning December
| and continuing throughout the week.
Mrs. w. W. Wilson is visiting her son
and his family in Philade lphia WILDER
Atkins of Albany Is visiting his mother,
Mrs. w. H. Browe.-Mrs. Wilmot Camp
bell has been called to West Topsham
by the illness of her mother, Mrs A. T..
Bagley.-Mr and Mrs. W. j. Gaudet
spent Thanksgiving with friends in Bos-
ton-Spencer Lawrence Of the University
of Vermont spont the weekend at his
home.-Miss Alice Wilson and MISC Bcs.
sic Cudworth were guests of Mrs W. W
Rider last weck.-W. c. Asseltne has
moved to South Lincoln.
The outlook club will meet Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Il. II Boynton. The
program will be: Music 1.-THE Life and
Works of Richard Wagner" in charge
of Mrs. DEMO and Mrs. Clark: current
events Mrs. Beebe.-Miss Blanche Car
vey. who underwent an operation for APP
pendcitis at her home on Flynn avenue,
Sunday, Is doing as well as can be ex-
pected.-Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Hanks left
Monday for Florida. where they will
spend tho INVERTEBRATES Morris and
family have moved into A. Il. Wright's
house on Mountain street.-Mrs. Alice
Smith and Mrs. Lora Blair started for
Florida Monday.-George Corkins and
family will occupy Mrs. Alice Smiths
house during her absence.-The teacher
training class will hold dance in Holley
hall Friday to raise money with which to
buy reeds and raffla for their basket
making
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SHELBURNE

Miss MAY Douglass was painfully burn
ed on her mar and arms by the bursting
of n bottle Of suphuric acid used in milk
testing at the creamery last week.-Mrs..
Emma Blair and Miss Jackman were in
town saturday guests Of Mrs. c. L. Page.
Mrs 5. b. Harmon is recovering from
an attack Of heart trouble. She Is at
the home OF william Llnsey in Burline-
ton. Her many friends in town hops
for speedy recovery to her usual good
health.-The Ladies' improvement society
OF tho Methodist Church will meet this
Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs.
y. G, Marsett. A good attendance is de-
sired as plans for the coming sale Thurs
day, December O. must be completed
Hugh Bal has moved his family into tho
Pa mer house recently vacated ernest
Gabaree.Mr. and Mrs. c. y CIV ot
South Burlington have bough, ,he farm
vacated by Mr. Ball.--Mlss Helen Taylor
has returned TO her school in Bristol after
the Thanksgiving recess.-A. +. Benedict
has bought the property of Major w. II.
Mitchell and will take possession soon.
Major Mitchell is now In the regular
army. stationed at Washington. D. c.
on November o6 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Osier celebrated the 50th anniversary OF
theid wedding Mr.. Osier Is 70 years old
and Mrs. Osier is 60 and are both in
very good health. Many friends AMI
relatives gathered at their home in the
evening to congratulate them and pres
ented them with a purse of gold. They
also received congratulations from
many who could not be present.-Mrs.
William Ashley of Northampton. Mass.
was here to attend the wedding anniver-
sary OF her sister, Mrs Frank Osier.
Robert Monroe. an employe of Shell
burne Farms, sustained a compound
fracture of the right leg while at his
home. He was getting a calf in tho
barn for the night The calf was tied
with a rope to heavy plank While
the calf started running, It threw the
plank in such a way as to hit him in
the leg. The Rev. Father Henry assisted
him to bed, while DIR. Norton was called
and reduced the fracture and made tho
patient comfortable as possible. Mr..
Monroe has been employed for over 20
years as n painter at Shelburne Farms.
and has climbed many buildings without
an accident of any kind. and now to
break . leg in such a simple way is =
surprise to his many friends.
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ESSEX JUNCTION

a pretty but quiet wedding took place
November "a at the Church OF the Holy
Family in this village when Flora Abbie
Russell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Russell OF Williston, was united In mar"
riage to Norman J. Philion. son of Joseph
Ph'ion Of Shcreham The coupe were at
tended by Mrs. Russell and Mr.. Philion.
mother and father of the bride and
groom, respectfully. The bride wore a
blue suit of serge with hat to match and
the bridesmaid wore a suit OF black serge.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast
was served at the home OF the bride to
inst the immediate families. The out OF
town guests to attend we're Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Barron and Joseph Philion of
Shoreham and Octave Philion and father
Of Hemmingsford, p. Q. The happy couple
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Middlebury Grange No. ais. The local
Grange will entertain the visitors at
lunch. A good program has been ar
ranged.
This evening will be observed as Sun
day school night at the Memorial Baptist
church. There will be devotional exer-
cises from 7:15 TO 7:30 which Will
be followed by illustrated service of
Hymns Our Mother Sang" (O How
They Were Written" tb) Their 1nflu-
ence for Good" at Sis, there will be a
good time social and refreshments will
be served.-Frank Thomas of Dexter,
n. H., is here for few days nj the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Thomas.-Mr. and
Mrs. WILDER l.. Hanks of Bristol. who
have been in town for n few days at tho
home of their son, Clayton NJ. Hanks,
have gone to Orlando. Fla, to spend the
winter.--The funeral of Miss Nancy Ros-
coe was held at the home of her brother,
Frederick Roscoe, in New Haven Tues
day afternoon at two O'Clock. The Rev.
+. w. Hagadorn, pastor of the Methodist
Church of Bristol, OBLIGATED. The bearers
were Luther Roscoe. Frank Roscoe and
Frederick Roscoe. brothers. and Howard
Brooks, Garfield Grant and Warren
Brooks. Burial was in the cemetery at
Wcybridge Hll.--Mrs. George Hallock
died Tuesday evening Mt 7:30 o'clock at
the homo of her son-in-law. Benjamin
Hayes. She was 20 years and II months
old and is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Shirley Langdon OF New Haven. and
Mrs. Benjamin Hayes with whom she
lived; one son, X. II. Hallock of Middle
bury; three brothers. William Rose of
Ashland, Mass, and Newton Rose of Ii
conderoga, y. Y, and two sisters. Mrs.
a -
Mrs. Edward Adams of Cornwall. and
several grandchildren. The funeral scrv-
ices will be held at the home of her SON
in-law on Munroe street Friday morning
at II o'clock. Burial will be in Waltham.
Mrs. IIallock was born in Watham De-
cember 81. 1910. and was the daughter OF
Andres and Emma Rose.
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Water Taxes

Both Meter and Schedule for tho
quarter ending November 80, are now
due and payable at the Water ONCE No.
= City Hall Discount allowed on bills
paid on or before December 10th 1920
Office hours for the first ten days of
December, from S a. m. to y. IN. after
that from Il. m. TO i2 m, and l to
) y. M.
Unless prompt payment il made, five
per cent. will be added to the tax bill
and the water shut off. as prescribed in
Section 80 of the Water Ordinance.
J. FRANK KIDDER, Superintendent
2S9-Stfw.2t
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WALTHAN1

II. Sawyer mas returned TO his home
in New Haven, Conn, after spending the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. A. L..
Sawyer at G. a. Hunts.--C. $. Sherbino
and granddaughter. Miss Helen Otis
visited relatives n Burlington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evarts visited
friends in Fcrrsburg Sunday.--Mrs.
Charles Dana OF New Haven street pas
scd Thanksgiving with her mother,
Madam Jackman.-Mr. and Mrs.. Ivan
Mouton and family and Mr.. and Mrs. G..
]. Snedcn and family were Thanksgiv-
ing guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Moulton
of Panton.--Dcana. youngest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Ward has recovered
from her recent il'ness.--Mr and Mrs.
George Evarts entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Bacon of Nergennes and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Evarts of Panton last Thurs
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lee and family
visited Mr. Lees father, Fred Lee, Of
New Haven last wcck.--A. q. Wright and
family passed Thanksgiving at his Wal
than home.
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ADDISON

Evan Frederick and George Noonan,
sons OF Wi liam Noonan, have all been
quite ill.-Ellen Thomas has been ILL.,
There were several family gatherings for
Thanksgiving day. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cross had q for dinner.-The d. A. II.
meeting at Mrs. r. n. Warmers has been
postponed indefinitely. Erwin Clark has
returned from Canton. n. Y.-Miss Mar
garet Stewart of East Dorset began to
teach on Monday at Addison Corners
Laura Benedict has been ill.-Mrs. Mary
Smith has gone to Vergennes to be the
guest of Mrs. Arthur Piper at Cassin
Warner's.-Mrs. Willis Palmer and Mrs.
Cassln Mclean will entertain the Ladies'
Aid society to-day at the home of Mrs.
Palmer.-M b. Hurd has gone to Nor
wick. Conn, to spend Thanksgiving with
his daughter, Mrs. Fred Hilton.-P, b.
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LINCOLN

Mrs. Edna (BristoD Splc, whose death
occurred Thursday afternoon. November
%. was horn in Lincoln. November -.
1880. n daughter OF the late Cornelius
and Louisa Bristol. Her marriage to
Albert r. Siple occurred May 6. 1908. To
TINT; union have been born three chill
drcn. Il daughter. Kathleen f, aged Is
years. two sons. Bristol +. nine years.
and Clifton II. seven years. who, with
the husband. have the sympathy of tho
community In their loss of a most de-
voted wife and mother. Mrs. Sple is
also survived by one sister. Mrs. C.. r.
Bickneli. and two brothers. p. j. and A.
NJ. Bristol. The services, which were
held Sunday afternoon at the home.
were private owing TO the quarantine OF
the house for scarlet fever The Rev C.
r. Smith Officiated. The bearers were
A. NJ. and p. ]. Bristol. Clayton Ladeau
and George Bristol. Burial was In
Maple cemetery.-The committee in
charge of the Walter s. Burnham men,
orial fund Mas arranged a series Of
three entertainments with the Redpath
Lyceum Bureau. The first OF these at
fractions is the zandorff entertainers
Friday evening. December II, Other
numbers have been booked for Wednes-
day evening. December ., Alton Pack
r.. Hanley.-Arthur Bristol OF Hancock
has been in town. called here by the
death OF his sister Mrs. Edna Siples.-
Joseph Goodro OF Ripton spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Edward Stowe.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred De-
void and son went to kecne, N H., Mon
day for an indefinite stay.-B. j. Cove
and wife of Springfield were here TO at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Siple.-R. 5.
Griggs has been called home from Can
ada by illness in his famiy.-Charles
Noyes of Lisbon. n. H.. was a business
visitor here over the weji-end.-Mrs.
Alice Siplc and Mrs. Labon Hurlbut OF
Portland. Conn, were called here by the
death OF Mrs. Edna Siple.-The Center
school re-opened Monday after being
closed ono week on account Of scarlet
fever.
Mrs. Edna tBristoD Siples. wife Of AL
bert Il. Siples. died suddenly about one
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Besides her
husband and three children. Mrs. Siples
leaves two brothers. p. j. and A. NJ
Bristol and one sister Mrs. Clayton Bick'
nell. to mourn her loss. Funeral services
were held at two o'clock Sunday after
noon.-The home Of C. r. Bcknell Is un'
der quarantine for scarlet fever. his son
Lindley. being III with the disease.-Mrs
Clara Bowen and son, Hayden. were in
burlington Nov 23.-Mason Bradley. who
has been In Springfield for several months
has returned home.--Mrs. John Doni'
van. Of Greenfield. Mass. is a guest al
the home Of Mrs. Luther Kent-The
Misses Lottie Phillips and Velma Gram
are at home for the Thanksgiving recess
from their school In Benson.-L. J. Nor
gan Is moving into his house at the Cen
ter.-Mrs. Hannah Varney has closed
her house for the winter and gone tc
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NEW HAVEN

d. a. Roleau is Ills. ID. Dowd and
daughter, Minnie. entertained on Thanks
giving Mr.. and Mrs. Mervin Twitchell.
Loren Richards and Mrs. S. b. NJ. Cowles
Mr.. and Mrs V. NJ. Benedicts Thanks
giving guests were the Payne and Wall
ker families OF Bridport and college
friend Of Miss Beatrice Benedict-Mr
ana Mrs. +. l.. Shackett entertained Mrs
NJ j. Landon, Miss Landon and Ralph
Landon and family Thanksgiving'-M
ana Mrs. j. Il. Davis and Esther Sneden
were In Panton THANKSGIVING. guests OF
MI and Mrs. Ray Moulton.-Mr. and MIS-
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the homo OF her son. Arthur Varney.-
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Grant went to
Benson Wednesday. Lee. of
springfield spent Thanksgiving Mt his
nome here.-F. r. Caldwell OF Fitch
burg' Mass, who has spent some time at
inc nome of George Garland. left for his
nome Sunday evening having received
word OF the death of his son-in-law.
Ralph Wood. Mr.. Wood was In this sec
ton Tor several weeks in the early fall
and had several acquaintance here.
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For SALE

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