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JOHNSON.

Fred Sargent has moved from w. w.
Patterns farm to the house lately va
Gated by Mr.. Gatcs.-Mr. Flood has taken
possession of the William Patten farm.
Mr.. Pearls factory is closed for "A short
:ime.-Miss Dodge, normal school stu
dent. is sick with the measles at Mrs.
Rushford'S.-M and Mrs. William If
ford and son, Page of Fairfax. visited
Mrs. UTord's brother. H. l.. Porter Sat
urday and Sunday.-rwo people united
with the Congregational Church Sun
day one by letter, the other by confess
eion.-AIrs. Andrew Chase is expected
to visit her daughter in tho West soon
y. j. MudGett of Wolcott transacted
business in town OH Monday.--Nrs. j. W.
Green spent a few days with her par
ents in Enosburgh last woek.-Glenn
Raymond has gone back to his work
In Bellows falls.-O. B. Landon is get
ting along as we'll ms could be expected
!. l.. Pearl was in Black Island, +. O.,
last wcck.-C. w Mcfarland spent Sun
day with his mother here.-Mrs. G.. y.
Jones is quite sick and has a trained
nurse from Burlington.-W ]. Tucker has
moved to Rurlington.--L. NJ. Jones is
on the sick list.-The Henry family show
cd here Monday and Tuesday nights
Albert Domerritt's baby was buried last
Saturda y.-Mrs. Abraham Goozcy is max
ing her parents visit.--L. J. Smith mas
moved his household goods from Jefferson
Vile to this place.
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STOWE.

The remains of Mrs. C. II. Rathbun,
who died in Laconia. n. H., We're brought
to Stowe Friday. The funeral was held
at the home of her brother, A. Il. Collins
at the lower village Sunday at p. m.-
Miss Fannie lloisington is in jefferson
vile for n short visit.--Two men, G. G.
Robinson and Justin Marshall were each
fined s. and costs for drunkenness Thurs
day.A forest fire in Brownsville Thurs
day evening caused some excitement. \
crowd went up from the village but it
was subdued without their assistance -
DR., Genge has been In town several times
to see Mrs. l.. B. GARRISON who is quite
i'll at II, II. Jcnney s.-Mrs. V. G. Bah
cock Is suffering from a severe attack of
rhcumatsm.-E, ]. Houston opened his
photograph studio for the first time this
season last Saturday.-Warner Gale =
horse that has been sick all winter was
killed Thursday to end its sufferings.-
Mrs. C. c. Tabor is expected soon at her
summer home In this place. She has
been In poor health all winter and comes
to Stowe early in the hope of improve
ment.-Miss Abbe Burt is visiting her
friends In Stowe Warner Nelson goes
Monday to Hardwick where he has a
position In a drug Stores. II. Kaiser is
receiving congratulations upon being
granted q pension Of sl2 per month with
$3.50 back pay.-The vestry OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church is being newly
papered.
Mrs. c. A. Simmons, Mrs ]. ].
Vearren. Mrs. Anna Kimball and Mrs.
W. c. Lovsjoy visited friends In Hard
wick last week.-A party of about dozen
club members and their friends went to
Lake Mansfield last Thursday and spent
the night to be ready for sport on the
morning of May I. They sat on the
veranda of the club house until eleven
O. clock but awoke to change of weather
in the morning. 1t was showing and al
most too cold to bait a hook, but the
party took about IS pounds of fine trout
from the stream between the lake and
Burt's mill Between 40 and 50 pounds
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GRAND ISLE.

Red oaks was the scene of pleasant
gathering on che evening of May 4. the oc-
cnsion being the 9th wedding annvcr-
sarv uf Mr.. and Mrs. =. 5. Wlscy.
About 10 friends were present and the SUR
prise was complete. y sewing machine,
pie 'es Of silver. linen, etc, were pre-
scented them. Refreshments were served.
Luke Livingston of South Hero drowned
horse in crossing Pearls beach last
week. rhe least was colt he was driv-
inc on a meat cart. The animal became
unmanagcahle, kicked loose and ran into
the water ana was drowned. The Ladies'
Aid society have completed a large order
of rugs for Mrs. Briggs of the Island
Villa, ii being the largest order they have
ever takcn.-D. |. Center has begun re-
pairs on his wharf ut Gordons Landing.
IT was badly damaged 10y the high water
and bnats have not been able to land
there since.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
Continued from third page)
TUESDAY afternoon.

Tuesday afternoon.
The selectmcn have called a special
village meeting, on the request OF several
voters for Tuesday, May T., at 10 a. M,
to if the town will elect or appoint
committee to act with the board of Sc
lcctmcn, in taking an inventory OF the
liquor now belonging to said town, dis
posing of the same To the best advantage
of said town, and reporting their findings
and doings. Inasmuch as the liquor has
been sold 20 j. c. McNally who is selling
it under a second class license, it don't
look as though such committee would
have very much TO do.
G. l.. Smith returned Tuesday morning
from East Berkshire, whore he was in
conference Monday with the Rev. {. }.
Peterson on n programme for the Chris
tian Endcavor county convention To De
held in Swanton, June q.
Orange Adams Comstock died Tuesday
evening at his home near Swanton juno
tion at the age of 90 He was born and
always lived on the same farm, except
while away fighting the battles OF his
country, as n private in Co. Is, 18TH Vt.
Vols. during the Civil War. He married
Emily Willis of Painficld, VT, who died
about 81 years ago. lie had three children,
two of whom are still living on the home
farm. and were with him when he died.
They are Walter ". Comstock and Lucia
A. J. Comstock. His sister, Miss Bessie
Comstock, also made her home with him.
lie was Il member of Post Jesse Jewett
G.. A. r. Although he had not
been in good health for six months
past, death came very suddenly at
last. His physician said he had
a heart trouble. Monday he was
about out of doors as usual, but about =
O'Clock Tuesday morning he Weakened
with great pain in his stomach and
bowels which continued until his death
fTn,cduN about n'rlOCk.
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ENOSBURGH

The Rev. II. @. Ward, pastor of the
Congregational Church in Bakersfield,
Will preach in Memorial Church the 10th
inst. in exchange with the Rev. j. w.
il. Baker.-Alce Baker, who has been
with her parents at the congregational
parsonage the past three weeks return
ed to st. Johnsbury the 4th inst.-Mary
Nichols was home from Brigham Acad-
envy over SundaY.--Warrcn Perley has
sold maple sugar made this spring from
his sugar orchard of 1000 trees to the
amount of $500 besides n supply for fam
lily usc-The ladies of Memorial Church
will give tea at Warren Perley'S
May J.-Efhe Warner. who has been
away for several months, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Laura Warncr.-J NJ. and
Y. NJ. Wright We're in Sheldon the md
on buSinCSs.-TOWn Clerk j.. w. Davis
and Mr. Fuller of Bakersfield were in
town tho Ath inst buying cows.-AIrs.
George Remington of New York is cx-
pected at her fathers j. NJ. Wrights s,
In ct of bn
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Dr. j. Hayden Woodward. now Of New
York but formerly of this town, has won
the second prize in the duelins sword con-
test for the championship of the United
States.
Miss Hetty NJ. Powers left Friday
for AVerill Park, y. y, where she will
spend the summer. Miss Powers has been
housekeeper at the Brandon Inn for a
number of years but has now resigned
that position.
Tho merchants have held meeting
and decided to close their places OF bust
ness on the following legal holidays Jan
uary l. all day; February 20, ore-half day;
May So, one-half day; July 4, al! day.
THANKSGIVING day, at 10 clock; December
% all day,
The Nliddlcbury high school boys played
tho Brandon high school base ball team
on Winslow's field Friday afternoon. Inc
score was Middlobury IS Brandon t.
Charles Nicklaw has sold out the For
estdale stage to Rodney Lawrence. Lu-
Glen Thomas Will drive the stage during
the summer.
Miss Katherine Iadam and Miss Helen
Horton. who have been spending the VIM
ter at Pine Hurst, y. c., returned home
Friday.
a large number attended the dance at
tho home of Arthur Briggs in Leicester
Friday evening. Music was furnished by
the Warwick club orchestra,
T., u I4dlnQutre mas purchaser tle
Capt. W. ". Conner place on Carver
street.
While driving near the railroad station
Saturday tn" horse Of w. j. Faddcu be-
came frightened and ran away, throwing
Mrs. Fadicn ana daughter Abhie, out
Miss F0dden received injuries about the
knee and ankle This is a very unfor-
tun1te accident for Miss Faddon as it is
only recently that she has been able 10
be ont after several years illness and
thcp only by the aid of clutches.
Dr. -. G. Dyer is again confined TO
the house 10y illness.
Al the annual meeting held at St, Tho
mass Church Monday the following Of
fcers were elected for the ensuing year:
Senior warden, f. j. Ormsbee junior war
den, c. w Briggs; treasurer, George
briggs; secretary, NJ u. Chittenden, YES
trymen. T.. J. Ormsbee, Chas, w Briggs,
George Briggs, l.. u, Blackwell r. H.
Everest, NJ. D. Chittenden and ID. ].
Brown Of Whiting; delegates TO diocesan
convention, George Briggs, r. ID. Black
well. NJ d. Chittenden; ahernates, +.
j, Ormsbec, r. II. Everest, Charles
Briggs.
News has been received in town of the
death of Ralph JoColyn of Denver Colo.
Mr., Jocelyn was well known here and
grandson of Mrs Hastings of Conant
Square.
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRiSVlLLE.

Word was received Saturday afternoon
that severe forest fires were raging in
the Small neighborhood on the Ran
dolph road about three miles from this
village call was given for about 100
men 10 give assistance ana large num-
Der of the fire company responded. 1t
was feared on account of the strong wind
prevailing that the farm buildings in that
vicinity would he destroyed.
Mrs NJ. y. Keniicld of Washington, d.
C.. is spending several weeks in town
visiting her sister. Mrs. Tara Griswuld
and other relatives.
Mrs. Is. O. Shaw. who has been in Bur
linpton for treatment for the past few
weeks, underwent a successful operation
Thursday and is slowly improving at
present.
Nj s Fillmore of Boston has been en-
played 10y the Morrisville Foundry CO.
for the summer and Mir. and Mrs. Fill
more will move their household goods
hore at once.
The members of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church held "a meeting ON Thursday even
ing at which time the resignation of
their pastor. the Rev. r. l.. Davis, was
considorcd 1t was decided to accept his
resignation, which will take effect the
10th of May.
Hugh Cushman of tn United States
navy, who has been spending the past
year at Hampton Roads, Va. arrived in
town Friday morning for fifteen days
leave, during which time he will visit
his sister Mrs. o. NJ. Waterman. here
Mrs. Orloana Camp and daughter. Mrs.
Il. T.. Merriam of Bellows Falls. were in
town Friday on their way to Elmorc TO
attend the funeral of Norman Camp. who
died recently from paralysis, which WAS
held on saturday afternoon at that
place. Mr.. Camp was one of the oldest
residents Of that town and for the past
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Mrs. Katie Cummings has returned to
her home, after caring for an aunt in
Barton Landing through the wintcr.--J.
q. Parlin has moved to the place in
Bloomington that he bought a few weeks
ago. lie has been justice for a good
many years in this town, beside holding
other town offices and will be greatly
missed.-A daughter was born TO Mr.,
and Mrs. Almond Bowen April 2S.-The
Rev S. w. Mabon will give a lecture in
academy hall next Sunday afternoon,
subject 1.-THE Future Church."-Mrs.
Ida Plcord is ON the sick list.-Mrs A.
w. Lyon is visiting her brother and
other relatives at Island Pond. and Miss
Cora Dudley is keeping house for her
in her ahsencc.-One day last week Clar-
cnce DurGin set fire TO n brush heap.
There was a strong south wind blowing.
and everything being dry it promised to
be rninous fire. Had it not been for
timely help from the villagers who fought
bravely it would have reached several
sugar orchards and done great damage.
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MORGAN.

William Judd of Holland Las bought the
place lately purchased by John Wheeler
Hollis wheeler has sold the land on
the south side of the road near the cor
nor 10 q. +. WicoN.-Erncst and W. \.
Wilcox arrived from New York city May
ID. II. Gilmore and l.. \. C;oodsrll viii
attend the WOodmcn's convention at
Montpelier the Gth.-Summer cottages
about the lake arc being prepared. Lake
seymour is becoming more and more n
summer resort. If some one could nut
up nice motel many more could be in
NuCoI TO como
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Noyes, whose
house was destroyed by fire last Thurs
day are stopping at their grandson's,
Carl Robbinss. They are to buy Mr.
BiXbys house across the street from
their old home and will move in at once
They may build later. Mr.. and Mrs.
Noyes are both over so years old, and il
seems sad to be bercft of a home so sud-
denly. There was no insurance and not
more than half the contents of the house
were saved. A meeting of the citizens
was held at tho hotel Thursday evening
to discuss ways and means for protec-
ton against another such disaster. An
application was drawn up to see if they
would incorporate the village and then
proceed to procuring proper protection
The community was shocked Friday
morning by the news OF the sudden death
of Edward Marcher from apopleXy. He
seemed well as usual and was cutting
potatoes for planting. His wife, who
was in room adjoining heard little
moan. She went to him and asked him
If he was sick when he leaned his head
against her and died instantly. The fu-
neral was held at his late home Sunday
afternoon, the Rev. Edwin Wheelock
officiating. lie left a wife and nine chill
dren who have the sympathy of the en-
tire communty.-IIoly communion was
observed at the Congregational Church
last Sunday.-The junior Christian En-
deavor business meeting will DO held In
the church parlors Wednesday from four
to hVe.-Dr w. Waite Sabin has rented
the NJ. Dixon tenement on Main street
and will have his office there hereafter.
His grandmother, Mrs. c. B. Waite, is
his housekceper.-A bell has been placed
in the school building. the gift of Mrs.
Asenath Cutting. Hereafter the hour
for the evening services at both churches
will be 1850 instead of 7:00-The first
quarterly conference of the Methodist
Church was held last Friday evening at
the parsonage.-S. c. Leavens went fish
ing Friday after the speckled beauties
Mr. and Mrs. Ii. j. Story of Pasadena.
Cal, arrived In town last week and are
the guests of his parents. Bert has come
hoping TO regain his strength and Will be
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BELVIDERE.

inc infant child of Ezra Thomas died
or pneumonia last wcck--C. Coburn mas
a sick child.-Azro Davis is on the sick
list The Ladies' Aid met May with Mrs.
William Hurt The following officers wero
elected: Mrs G. L. smith president. Mrs.
oscar Shattuck, president; Mrs. j
H. McCuen, secretary; Mrs. G. McCuen.
treasurer; Mrs. NJ. G. Shattuck, chaplain
MI, and Mrs. +. y. Shattuck and little
daughter of Georgia visited his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Shattuck, last week
Edgar Potter is on the sick list-Mrs
o. Walker recently visited her parents in
Enosburgh, MIR, ana Mrs. Lewis Lambert.
Ira Walker has returned home after
visiting her nArcnts.
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CHELSEA.

Mrs. n. lIogdon. formerly Miss MIME
Is. Whitney. came from Lancaster. y.
w., Friday afternoon to visit her father
\. w. Whitney.-The presiding el-
der, Rev. W. NJ. Newton of South Royal
ton, being unable to be here next Sun
day, the quarterly conference at the
local Methodist Episcopal Church viii
not he held until May 11.--Mr. and Mrs.
a. II. Powers went to Iiadley, Mass
on Friday last for a few days visit with
their son-in-law. Prof. W. II. Cummings
and his daughter Julia.-Mrs. Hattie Y.
Donnison of East Barre is attending
Miss Susan NJ. Gilman. who is low ser
iously sick.--Ben II. Adams Jr..
has been appointed special agent to
chine Company. with headquarters at
W hte River Junction.-John Il. Corliss
has been appointed driver Of the
West llil rural mail delivery route which
was opened an May !, the mail leaving
Chelsea postotIicc about eleven a. m.
after tho arrival Of the forenoon mail
from South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES evening
at the town hall the Randolph Dramatic
Company acceptably rendered tho
Great Diamond Robbery to large
audience. Tho several district schools
throughout the town have begun
their summer terms with fair prospects
of success except in the meeting house
district on West Hill where an outbreak
of measles may affect the attendance
somewhat. During last winter term not
a single absent or tardy mark appeared
on the register.-Mrs. Frank j. Titus
s visiting her parents in Claremont. y
|u1.-The newly elected cemetery commits
siOners are making extensive repairs in
Highland cemetery. The tomb is be-
ing rebuilt under the charge of Fred Long
of Barre.
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LOWELL,

The Rev. a. r. Eldridge of McIndoos
rails is in town.-Mss Ida Brown of
Lowell Mass, visited friends in town this
Week.-Mr, and Mrs Irving Batchcllcr of
Greensboro are stopping at Dr. and Mrs
H. H. HIS for a week Michael Dyer.
Jr,, has sold his farm 10 Patsev McCiough
Frank Harding died very suddenly
Thursday April 3oof heart failure. Feel
ing tired nc laid down in the afternoon
and whom called about p. m. was found
dead. His age was about 70 years
Mrs. I4eia Powers and Frank Richard
were married April 30 at Troy hy the
Rev, j. w, Bu2zcl.-The Rev S. r.
Goodhart will deliver the Memorial ser
mon May "a at the Congregational Church
-Judson Temple Of Worcester, Mass. is
visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrs. =. Davis
of Morrisville were in town Saturday To
a..ond the funeral of Frank Harding
Il. A. Sinclair sawed two of his fingers
Tuesday while working in NJ. l.. Tllot-
sons claDbOarl mill
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married at o'clock Tuesday morning at
the Holy Angels Church. The wedding
ceremony was performed by the Rev. c. ID.
Trotticr. Mr.. and Mrs Rcncau left on the
s:o5 a. m. train for their wedding trip.
Simon Rooney has entered the employ
of the Central Vermont Railroad com
pany in the office of the general passenger
agent
Arrangements have been completed by
the Franklin County Telephone company,
for the purchase of the lines and bust
ness in Franklin county, of the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph company.
The directors of the Franklin County
Telephone company will hold an import
ant meeting on the 18th inst, when the
stock will be increased to 100000, and the
consolidation of the two companies eff
fCCted.
w S. Robbie of Franklin has succeeded
]. Is. Alfred as chief deputy sheriff of
Franklin county and has assumed his du-
ties in charge of the county jail.
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ST. AlBANS.

The annual meeting of st. Luke's par
'sh was held at the parish house at 73O
o'clock Monday night. The following YES
irymen and officers We're elected: Henry
i. Morton, senior warden: John G. Stran-
hhan, Junior warden; Otis y. Kclton.
tharles ). Forbes Fred w. Hyde, Mil
ION 81 Bostwick, Stanley Grey, Robert III.
Ford and a. a. Tiffany, vestrymen. r. II.
FORD was elected treasurer of the vestrv
and II. c. Soule treasurer of the church
Tor the year ensuing. The annual report
pl the treasurer was read and accepted.
Nj. Frederick q. Rcneau and Miss
Eeorgiana Decelle, both of this city, were
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Tho committees chosen at the citizens
meeting to prepare and carry out the
programme to receive and entertain the
Vermont Association of Boston on their
visit here in August are: Executive COM
mittee, T. T. Alfred, q. II. Flint. w. w.
True; reception committee, Col and Mrs.
H. NJ. Mansur Mr.. and Mrs. John Young.
Elisha Lam. Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Thrashcr, Mr.. ana MIS-. q. II. Prouty, Mr..
and Mrs. II. 5. Root, Mr.. and Mrs. c. y.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Ranney. Mr..
and Mrs, J. II. Kirkpatrick, MIR and Mrs.
f. NJ sherman; decoration and street
committee. Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Cushman,
MIR and Mrs. G.. +. Root MIR and Mrs.
II. G. Blanchard, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
huntington. Miss Inez Miller; subscrip-
ton committee, II. c. Blanchard. b. X.
Stctson, Homer Thrasher; county com
mittee, u. NJ. Camp. l.. A. Cook, o. c.
Miller; entertainment committee. +. c.
Williams. c. r. Storrs, Benjamin Hirman;
committee on carriages and drivers. j.
+. Lambert, George Young. DR. Harry +.
Hamilton; press and publicity committee
j. w. Redmond, ID. ". llildreth, j. Il.
Akin, G. ~ Brady. Z. c. Camp. 1t is
intended representatives from Newport
with the governor will meet the associa-
ton at Wells River where they enter tho
State on Monday, August Il. The full
programme Will appear later.
The county convention of the W. c. IT.
| |. VIII be held in Barton on May 10 and
20, It is hoped Newport will send a good
delegation.
Immigrant Inspector n. NJ. McDermott
| of Newport and Miss Cowans of sutton
! l.. c., are away on their wedding trip
but will soon return and make this their
| home.
| Mrs. George Flint is in Boston this
week. buying furniture for her cottage
on Balls Bluff, which she has remodeled
and made into two story building with
| new kitchen and ton feet verandas This
Is one OF the largest cottages in this vi
entity.
| II. II. Pratt has sold his photograph
gallery in Barton to his operator. T. A.
| MllcOtt, and giNen posscssion.
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SOUTH AlBURGH.

Mrs. John O'Nen visited in North Hero
last Wednesday and ThursdaN.-John
O'Noi was in Burlington last Thursday,
sydney Hutchinson, Sr, has secured a
position MS carpenter on the Rutland Cam
adam railrcad.-W. e. Deuel. and his as
sistant, W. +. Clement, set sail for Col
chester Tuesday morning, They expect
to fish sturgeon in that vicinity.-Wllliam
Crellar has purchased a horse of seth
Hon sneer.-Tho Rev. Mr.. Newton hcld a
proachine service at the school house in
district No. Tuesday evening, The poo
pie in this vicinity are pleased with Mr.
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GREENSBORO.

John Seavor is quite ill.-Jason Young
is improving. Little Harold Richardson
is quite Ill with rheumatism.-Dr. and
Mrs. Bailey have returned home from
their trip to California, Elmer Barclay
cut his face quite badly on barbed wire
last week while fixing fcnce.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Il. Bailey and Mrs. IL. A. Rice
visited at Glover recently.-Mr. and Mrs.
II. c. Llbbey of Hardwick spent Sunday
at IL. w. Calderwoood b, Calder
wood has gone to St. Johnsbury to visit
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WATERvlLLE.

Sewcll Newton of johnson was in town
Saturday.. V. Stevens is spending the
week in Portland and Boston.-Mrs. r.
w. Smith and daughter of North Hyde
Park were in town Friday and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Billings of Undcrhil
Centre visited Mr. and Mrs. RI. Il. Hill
last Wcek.-Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Stearns
and son visited his parents at East John
son saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. Arthur
Fairbanks was called to Stowe on Fri
day by the death Of her sistcr.-Thc re-
mains of J. NJ. Twis, who died at his
homo in Cambridge. was brought to this
place for jntcrmcnt on Thursday,