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RICHMOND

The funeral services OF George Hum
phrey, who died In Waterbury, were held
from the undertaking parlors of r. ].
Kenyon Friday afternoon q two O'clock
the Rev. Mr.. Hazen officiating with
burial in the family lot in the old ceme-
tery.-There was large attendance at
tho reception given the Rev and Mrs
fIazen at the Univertlllst Church par
lors Friday evening. A purse of gold was
presented the Rev. Mr. Barnes, who has
occupied the pulpit during the summer.
Patricia, the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Ellis is III with pneumonia and
trained nurse Is in attendance.--Mr.
and Mrs. +. II. Shepartlson left Saturday
for Burlington, where they have taken
apartments for the winter.-Mrs. w. w.
Higley has returned from Bellows Falls,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hadley, the past week.-A daugh-
ter was born recently to Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bennitt-Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gray of Barre We're guests of Mr. and
Mrs. s. w. Sayles over Sunday.--A. c.
Berry has returned from n short stay
with his children In Bellows Falls-Mrs.
Goodwin left last week for Peekskill n.
y, where she Will spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Baker.-L. a. Johnson
is seriously Ill and o trained nurse has
been called to care for hlm.--The Misses
DEVILS of Waterbury have arrived at
the home of Mrs. Sadie Goodwin for the
winter.-Mrs. Mitchell and daughter of
Fairfield are the guests of Or. and Mrs.
Mitchell.
Il. y. Johnson. q respected citizen, died
Monday after a weeks Illness with heart
disease. The funeral was held at his late
home yesterday afternoon at two o'clock.
The deceased leaves besides his wife
one daughter, Ruth; three sons. Bert OF
Jonesvlle. Arthur of Wlliston and
Nathan of Stowe; one brother and sister
w. b. Johnson and Mrs. A. Il. Read ot
Essex junction. Mr. Johnson was 70 year
old age, born in Jericho. but had spen
most of his life in Willlston and this town
where he had been q prosperous farmer
| Robert Berry has returned from Below:
| Falls. where he was called by the seriou!
| accident to his brother, John. who fel
| from staging three stories high-A fooC
| sale will be conducted at Phelps Bros.
store Saturday afternoon under thu
| auspices of the Christian Endeavor.--Th'
| funeral of Mrs. Laprond, who died Mon
day night at the home of her daughter
Mrs. George Beaudry, will be held in Bur
| lington, her former home. this morn
| iuy
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NEW HAVEN

H. G. Roscoe left town Saturday for
Almeda. Calf. where he will spend the
winter with his daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Smith.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. l.. Rolean are the parents Of
a son born the 1Sth-John Caldwell of
Florence was in town Sunday.-Cecil
Partch of Burlington is a guest OF his
brother, +. NJ. Partch.-The funeral Of
William Hunt was held here In the
Church Saturday afternoon with burial
in Evergreen cemetery.-Mr. Strong and
family are visiting friends In New York
State.-Miss Madalne Everest and Miss
Florence Clifford We're home from the
University of Vermont for the Weekend
Mrs. /. j. Everest. who has been i'll a
long time is gaining so that she is able
to be up part of the day.-Paul Bearor
injured his foot quite badly at the milk
plant Saturday.-Mrs. Ella Clark visit
ed friends In Middlebury Tuesday.
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SHELBURNE

\ fooe sale will be held by the Ladies'
Improvement society Saturday afternoon
from three to eight o'clock at Tracy &
Maeck's store.-On Friday evening from
1880 until 10 the Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school will hold a social at the
church--Mrs. Conner and Hattie Grey
visited their sister. Mrs. NJ. +. Wells
at Greystone Farm last week.-Several
members of the Kings Daughters at
tended the county convention recently
held in RichmOnd.-AIss Marie Bacon
is confined TO the house by illness.-Miss
Eunice Palmer is attending the Burlins
ton Business College-Miss Caroline
Smith passed the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Smith.-Mrs. C. l.. Page has
returned home after visiting friends in
Burlington William Harmon of Mont
peler is passing his vacation with his
mother. Mrs. s. Is. Harmon. Mrs. Har-
mon expects to pass the winter in Wash
ington. d. C.-The ladies of st. Cath
arines society will serve chicken pie
supper this evening from six to
nine o'clock at st. Catharines hall
William Fletcher is confined to the house
by illness.-Alfred Ockert has taken a
position in the store of l. II. Deyette.--
Mrs Ella Shortsleeves of Essex Junction
has been visiting Mrs. Dagree-Miss
Florence Read and Louis ]. Livesey have
returned from their wedding trip. Mr..
Livcsey visited his home in Paterson,
y. j., and Miss Read Joined him In New
York October Z, the wedding taking
place in Trinity Church chapel, where
the bride and her parents attended in
former years. Mr.. and Mrs. Livesey
are at the home of Miss Ruth \. j..
Read In East Shelburne. The Rev. q. r.
Brush, now In Hardwick. is recovering
from an attack of bronchitis and Mrs.
Brush has been III with heart trouble.
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PAN1ON

Mrs. Murray Kenyon and little daugh-
ter OF Vergennes recently visited Mr.. and
Mrs F. f. Grandey.-Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Hoyt spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Toyt of Cornwall
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Palmer visited rela-
tives in Westport, N. Y. Sundays. h.
Gaines and family were guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Allen of New
Haven.-Arthur Rogers has purchased
the Sam Roger farm on Lake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. West and daughter. Agnes,
are visiting their son and brother, the
Rev. and Mrs. West, at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage.-Ross Kent is home
from Bristol, Conn. where he has been
employed for some time.--W. r. White
has been appointed chairman of the
woman's republican town committee
Warren Norton has q few apples of the
Northwestern grooming variety which
were picked year ago They are in a
good states of preservation and by no
means tasteless
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votion services were held at st. AIMS
Church Monday and Tuesday.-Cyrus
Wells and Miss Lillian Massey we're mar
ried at st. AIMS Church Tuesday morn
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Hermidas Viens are
parents of son. born Sunday.-The
death Of Miss Laura Dawson occurred
Monday evening at her home after a
years Illness of rheumatism. She was
"a years of age and leaves one brother.
over 80 years old. The funeral will be
held this morning Mt Trinity Episcopal
Church at ten o'clock, the Rev. A. A.
Bessey officiating
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HANCOCK

NJ. and Mrs. Dana Marsh and son.
Leonard. and Charles Flint visited in
Bristol, Lincoln and vicinity recently
Wesley Burke of Brattieboro IS visiting
old friends in town-Mr. and Mrs. wal
lace Norton OF Lincoln, MIR. and Mrs.
Almon Norton OF Bristol and Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Newton of Starlsboro Wis.,
tied here Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
About Is of their former neighbors met
them Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Marsh. a very pleas
ant social time was spent and refresh
ments served.-Mrs. Harold Spencer Is
quite i'll. Miss Blanche Andrews is car
ing for her.
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LINCOLN

NJ b. Cove has rendered his resigna-
ton as town clerk. to take effect Novem-
Der l. Mr.. Cove has held the Office
continually for over 40 years and finds
that on account of disabilities it becomes
necessary for him to resign, much to
the regret Of his many friends.-Articles
of association have been flled In the
office of the secretary of State by the
Lincoln Manufacturing company, with a
capital stock of $4,000. The signers are
Charles Noyes, William Gotta and T.. NJ.
Tucker.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Lee and
daughter of Springfield are spending a
few days at the home Of Mr.. Lees
father W. A. Lee.-Mr. and Mrs. Day
ton Hill OF Starksboro visited Edwin
Iilll Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Noyes Of Lisbon. n. H., spent Friday
and Saturday in town.-D. l.. Garland
made a business trip to Burlington Fri
day.--L. ]. Morgan is making repairs on
his house at the Center preparatory to
moving there.-Mrs. Ellen Pope of Mass
achusetts is visiting at the home of
W. r. Butterfeld.-Mr and Mrs. r. c.
Negus of Proctor. who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Cove. visited
friends in Starksboro and Richmond last
week Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cove accom-
panied them.
The sale Of the Industrial society held
Friday evening. was a social and flnan-
cial success, over SIT being realized Fol-
lowing program of farce,
music and readings. a supper was served
prize to the most popular young man
was won by George Williams. AT the
close of the evening an auction sale was
held of the unsold articles, consisting OF
aprons and fancy artcles-Ralph Denny
secretary of the Union Mutual Fire In
surance company was In town Friday
in the interest of the company.-A
dance will be given Friday evening ir
Jackman & Garlands hall.-Cuthber'
McDonold OF Brooklyn, n. Y, Is visit
ing his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Colby.--Mr and Mrs. Newell Murray, OF
Warren, were in town Monday.-Henry
Saunders has bought l.. T.. Jackman''
house In South Lincoln. Charles Lee and
family returned to their home in Spring
field Sunday. They were accompanied
by Mrs Il. NJ. Tucker and Mrs. II. w
Smith, who will spend the week visiting
in Springfeld.-There were no church ser
vices Sunday owing to illness Of the Rev
| Charles Smiths mother, for which he was
| called to her home in New York State
Mrs Alice Balm, of Bristol is visiting
at the home OF +. T. Elliott and faml!
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Chapman spent thu
weekend visiting in Barre.--The Rev
| d. W. Reid, of Weybridge, called OF
/ friends in town Monday.--Mrs. Ralph Sar
gent and daughter. Lois. were In Bur
lington Tuesday.
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GRANVILLE

Nj. and Mrs. Kent who have been
visiting Mrs. Kent's sister, Mrs. j. C.
Taber. returned to their home in Canada
Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. Horace Taylor
We're called to Whiting the last of the
week 70 attend the funeral of Mrs. Tay
ior's siste.. Mrs VIII Taylor.-C. X.
Webb and family of East Granville we're
In this part of the town on business Mon
day.-The pupils Of the Corner school will
give He-ioween party Friday evening.
October 20. The entertainment will con-
sists of songs, recitations and folk dances.
p. w. Green of Stockbridgc was in town
Tuesday on business
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ADDISON

The friends of Mrs. Eta Halock, wife
of stanton Cross. were shocked to hear
of her sudden death Tuesday evening of
q shock She was feeling as well as usual
and had been to Nergennes in the after
noon. She retired at nine O'Clock and en-
pired at once. The funeral was very
largely attended from her home Thurs
day. friends being present from Hines
burg, Monkton, Bristol, Cornwall and all
adjoining towns. The Rev. A. J. Bowser
officiated. The bearers were Waldo
Clark. Howard Clark, Arthur Clark, John
Thomas, George Thomas and William
Noonan. Music was rendered by Mr..
and Mrs. r. " Warner There was a
great profusion of flowers Mrs. Cross
was a member Of the Baptist Church and
of the choir and a member of the Ladies'
Aid society. She leaves her husband: one
daughter. Stella, a teacher in Brandon,
one son. Harry, who resides In town, one
sister. Mrs. Cement, of Panton. one half
sister. Mrs. Sylvia Carpenter, of West
Addison, and one brother. Eugene Hal
lock, Of Massachusetts, and a wide circle
of friends and acquaintance. She will
be greatly missed in the neighborhood
and the community. The burial was in
Nergennes. John Carr, assisted by
society Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Carr.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Milton OF
Connecticut. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Clark.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Thomas and Ellen Thomas have been
spending a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
f.. +. Gulby, of st. Albans.-Special meet
ings are being held each evening this
week, the Rev. Bowser exchanging with
the Rev. Fowler. the pastor of the Bap
fist Church of Br!stol.-Mr. and Mrs. A
y. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. X. N. Warner
were in Sudbury Thursday, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Parent. and attended
the harvest exhibit and supper at Sud
bury Grange.--Dr. and Mrs. NJ. y. Smith
who have spent the summer here at the
I old Smith homestead. have returned Il
their home in Pelham, n. Y.-Mr. ant
Mrs. S. q. Hawley, Of Panton, have
moved to town to care for Mrs. Hawley''
mother Mrs S. w. Smith.-Mrs. Irish, o
I Bristol, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
/ w. f.. Smith,--Many from here ATTENDED
! the reception of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II
! Hawley at their home on Wcdnesda,
evening. -Mrs. Carpenter is staying a
stanton Crosss for q time,-Mrs. Francis
| Palmer and Helma Palmer have beer
spending several days at the Thomas
brothers.-Mr. and Mrs. John Elmer wer
/ in Middebury for entertainment Friday
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ORWELL

The Rev. Walter Blackmer, of Arcade,
n. j., occupied the pulpit at the Congre-
gational Church Sunday.-Miss Beatrice
visit her sister. Mrs. Carl Gottstein.-
Miss BATHS, of Manchester. was Sun
day guest of her friend, Mrs. X. {. Young
Patrick and James Sullivan and NJ. j.
Cronan. of Hartford, Conn, are guests
of friends in town.-M. +. Hurley. ma
tional bank examiner, of Montpelier, and
assistant, L. G. Walsh. were In town
Saturday.-Mrs. Ellen Wood, who has
been spending two weeks in Albany, n.
y. and vicinity. returned Saturday,-Mr.
Faragnher, of Boston, h visiting his
friend, G. l.. Smth.--Miss Mildred Phelps.
after spending several days at her home
here, has returned to Rutland, where
she has registered as n trained NURSE
Sixteen ladies from here attended the
meeting OF Hands Cove Chapter, ID. A.
r., at the home OF their regent, Mrs.
Charlotte Howard, in Shoreham Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Jones, of Brandon,
were at j. II. Thomass Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. Walter Rubin and Gilbert Root, OF
Benson, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Is. Root.-Miss Anna Young has
returned to Burlington after passing a
week at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, II. C. Janny.-Mr. and Mrs.
Stilman Weeden, of Bridgewater. an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter,
Gladys Eta. TO W. Benjamin Needham,
of Orwell, which took place October IL.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

The Lend a Hand Circle Of King
Daughters will hold their annual harves
supper Friday evening, october 90 a
Mrs Newton's.-Alson Rollins. Mr.. an
Mrs. Hiram Tllley and Mr.. and Mr.:
Walter Aldrch We're in Underhill Satuy
day TO attend the funeral of Elwy
Drlnkwater. n grandson of Mr. Rollins
Arthur Vosburg was in Cocheste
Sunday.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. &.
Newton on Spear street Friday evening
the Lend-a-Hand Circle of the King
Daughters will serve their annual har
vest supper from six until eight O'CLOCK
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WEST MILTON

s. II. Thompson attended Masonic
meeting. held Mt Isle La Motto, Satur-
day night.-Mrs. Venos Wood has been
quite Ill the past week with heart
trouble.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Sweeney
have moved into +. Il. Blake's house
Mrs. Fred Troville and daughter OF
Colchester spent the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. John Cadarette.-Dr. and
Mrs. N. II. Kenyon of Colchester and
Truman Johnson and family of Hunting.
ton were Sunday guests at G.. w
Crapoar,S
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MONKTON

Mrs +. II. Dean has closed her house
here, and left for Wood River Neb..
Tuesday to remain with her niece. Mrs.
L. n. Palmer, and family during the
winter.-The Harvest Social Tuesday
evening was a great success both social
" and financially. good sum was
realized. Harold French has ta|ten
possession of the farm recently purchas-
ed: at the Ridge known as the Day"
farm Carroll Comstock who recently
injured his arm when cranklng his auto,
is now able to work again.-Mrs. Martha
Allen has gone to Nergennes, whore she
has a position as housekeeper.
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BRISTOL

Mrs. F. Emma Ach and children
of Ansonia, Conn, have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Munrow Cove.
The w. G. 7. L. convention will be held
in Rutland October &c and y. The dele
gates are Mrs. Cleora Young and Mrs.
Linus Wllliamson.-Mrs. Mary Clark,
who has been visiting in Bristol tho
past week. has returned 10 her home in
Ferrlsburg Nicola Beers of Char
lotte is visiting relatives here.-Mrs. j. FL.
Orvis is visiting her son. Sewel Purnton.
in Brattleboro.-Mrs.J John b. Bryant of
East Middlebury. Addison county chair
man. was in town Saturday in the inter-
every woman to register and vote at the
coming election.
The annual meeting of the Bristol
branch of the Addison County Chapter
of the American Red Cross will be held
at the First National Bank of Bristol
Wednesday evening, october q. at 1880
O'Clock for the purpose of electing an
executive committee.-Mr. and Mrs.
August Swanback have moved into
Homer Hewitt's house south of this VII
lage.-The Rev. r. w. Linnell has returned
from attending conferences Of the Advent
Christian Church. held in this State and
New York.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hewitt
have returned to Fair Haven after spend
Ing a few days with relatives.-The har-
vest supper held in the parlors OF the
Federated Church Tuesday evening was
well attended and % success socially and
finanCially.-The outlook club viii meet
with Miss Rosna Parmelee Friday after
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ESSEX CENTER

The ladies Of the Confederated Churcl
Will serve a boiled dinner at the com
munity house Thursday.-A party wen
to the mountain Friday consisting o
Mrs. r. j. Wool and two friends from
Bristol, Conn, Miss Alice Davis. c. O
Bixby, Mrs. Walter Wescott, Mrs. Ted
Abbey and Miss Carpenter.-Mrs. a
Packquett is visiting In St. Adams.
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refreshments were served by the hostess.
There will be meeting Tuesday OF
next week at one o'clock at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. =. w. Otis. Mr.. Leggett
Will be present and demonstrate culling
poultry. All are invted.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Dolan of Weybridge are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Hallock.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. c. Ward passed Sunday with
their daughter, Mrs. r. RI. Booth. at
Crosse Point.-Mr. and Mrs. @. A. Ward
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Ward were
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. c. II. Cove in
Bristol Sunday.-John Clark has pur-
chased new tractor.--M. J. Straight
and David Straight OF Jay, N. Y,
visited their uncle. l.. w. Otis, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bristol of Ferris
burg visited Mr.. Bristol's aunt, Mrs.
F. c. Ward. Tuesday.-Miss Margaret
Whaley and nephew. Waldo whaley, of
Charlotte were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. Il. Booth last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lee of Wcybridge visited kheir
son. w. A. Lee, Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs.
G. p. Larrow passed one day last week
with Mr.. Larrow's brother. Allen Lar
row, in Ferrisburg.-Mr. and Mrs. r. II.
Booth and children of Crosse Point were
guests Of Mrs. Booths parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. IT. G. Ward, last week.
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SALISBURY

Mr. and Mrs. F. w. whitney and
daughter Elizabeth. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Il. j. Harris in Cornwall.-John
Mack and Kenneth Preston went to
Montreal on Saturday and expect to re-
turn some time this week.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Smead and Mrs Jennie Cloyes
took an auto trip to Vergennes Satur-
day to call on Mrs. II. j. Barton.-The
Daughters of Ruth meet with Mrs. G..
A Bump Tuesday.-Mrs. Jennie Cloyes
who has been visiting at the home or
A. A. Smead. has returned to Middle
bury.-Mrs. William Fletcher and son OF
Brandon, who have been visiting Mrs.
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WANTED

MIDDLE AGED LADY HOUSEKEEPER
wanted. no children. 7. +. How Man
chester Depot, VT. -ie,otw.t
OLD POSTAGE STAMPS--Cash for stamps
used before 1878. on or off letters j. w.
Ro.R &c West ST.. Rutland. VI Collec-
tiora OcuEht. lf'w,ot
NBOUC SEPT I! r. capable cook and n
secnnd girl good wages. Mrs q. NJ.
cabin pa Main ST.. Burlington, VI.
Tw.tf
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FOR SALE

O-FAMIIY HOLSE for sale, rents for
1c per cent on the price asked. W. y.
FAR 81 No Union st 25C.6tv.1t
rOR SALE~Burllngton heater. No. 49,;
si,wLrt eek stoVs. pipes; uprirnt
oiaAn, oak cass ana stool: hand-ce:ved
black ws!-ut n'arols-tGp side board
j. G watt. Nersenrcs. Vt ga, st.w,1t
! 600 ACRE FARM :hat ought TO- gay foe
Itself IL Sne soRsHa at the present price
" crnps: $1,000 down. balance in easy
payments Et HYn per cent See w. v.
Tarr Saturday niyht SO No. Union ST.
$50. civil It
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turned to her home.--The meeting OF
Dunmore Grange will be held at the
home of c. A. Bump Thursday evening
and all the members are urged to be
present as matters of importance are
to be discussed.-A. p. Beach and family
or Basin Harbor spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday with Mrs. Beach's grandparents.
DIR. and Mrs q Nj Rnnn
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BRIDPORT

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Wolcott and Miss
Mary Chandler arc visiting friends and
relatives in Worcester, Mass.--Mrs
George st. John. who has been III. Is
somewhat better.-Ranson s. Kellogg
who is quite i'll, is thought to be on the
gain. although not out Of danger. His
daughter, Miss Addie Kellogg, and friend
Jennie Hawthorn. are here helping his
daughter, Hattie, care for him.-H.
x. Wright and family have moved TO
Burlington. where Mr.. Wright has en-
ployment.-Stella Austin is with friends
In Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burns
of Middlebury were visitors in town Sun
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nisun of this
town and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Matot of
Shorcham attended the races in Ferris
burg Saturday.--Donald Fletcher Ia with
his parents for n vacation-Mr. and Mrs
c. j. Barbour and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pratt motored to Burlington Monday
Mrs. Basil Delong visited her sister, who
is at tho Mary Fletcher hospital for treat
ment Sunday.--Mrs. Andrew Dover,
who has been with her daughter. Mrs.
Fred belong. for some time. Is with her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Laya, In Shore
ham. She will go from there to another
daughter, Mrs. G. c. Bennett, in Bran
don for the winter
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JERICHO

Mrs Hiram f. Bates died Monday
of pneumonia after short illness.
though she had been in poor health for
several months Besides her husband,
she leaves one daughter, Mrs. Charles
Bel! OF shower, Mich. and one grand
son, The funeral services are to be held
this afternoon at 100 o'clock at her
late home.
Miss Lanta Mead, n nurse at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. who has been con-
fined the past six weeks with a sprained
ankle. Is able to resume her duties
Miss Elizabeth Fitzsimmonds, who
teaches in Vergennes. WAS a recent visi-
tor of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz-
simmonds.-Miss Mary Pease of Essex
Center Is a visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, l.. f.. Rice.-Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Walker left Oct. ~ for their
new home in Massachusetts,. They went
by way of Richmond, where they visited
relatives for few days.-Mrs. Mary
Finn and son, Frank, are visitors In
Burlington.-O. Styles of Stowe was a
visitor Thursday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs C. n. Styles.
Mrs. Hattie Otis has gone to Colchester
where she is nursing.-Madam Dens-
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WEYBRIDGE

A chicken-pie supper will be served
IN the parlors of the Methodist Church
Friday evening. October %. The Rev. f.
M. Hagadom. of Bristol, will be present
and deliver a lecture.