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FORESTDAlE.

John Dogarmo, who has been quite
sick, Is reported little bettcr.-The
dwelling house known as the George
Wright place" and occupied ny Clarence
Collins. was destroyed by fire Sunday
afternoon. Almost all their household
goods We're burned. as Mr.. and Mrs
Collins were both away from home at
the time of the discovery of the fire
There was Il sugar party" at Ford
Capen's Tuesday evening for the benefit
of the Rev. G. II, Hil-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph W gilmore and two choildren of
Sheburnc are visiting relatives in this
placc.-Mis l., NJ Barber is I'LL Buck
man has moved to East Middlebury.-
Charles Niokland has accepted "A posi-
ton at the Van Ness House in Bur
lington.-Thomas Miles of Goshen has
moved into one of a, $ Newtons houses
Charles Taylor is moving into Peter
Smiths house. Peter Smith will move
to Pittsford-George Lovett will move
into the house he recently purchased
George Forgnites will occupy the house
vacated by Lovett-Harlan Chamberlain
of Goshen has moved into Shubel Shedd $
house.-Charles Lawrence of Leicester
has moved into Urban Beckhorn's house.
Mrs. Ellen Mcclellan has returned from
Leomnster, Mass. where she spent the
winter,-.Orrln Guyette underwent an on
GRAFTON for appendicitis at the Porctor
hospital last week.-Some more new ma.
chinery has just arrived at the paint
works. Messrs, Horn and Crockett ex-
pect to begin operations in the near
future. One of T.. A. Newton's horses
became cast in its stall one night last
week. While Mr. Newton was trying
To release ii, the horse fell against him
dislocating his knee-tlenry LaFranco of
Newport, n. H., will occupy the lower
part OF Ms, j. W. Scymour's tenement.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Tho annual spring meeting Of the W. II.
NJ. :. will be held with Mrs. f.. Il. Brush
Thursday Afternoon, March 70. supper
will lie served from 80 ! - uSual.--AilSs
Anna MorS. "oeS his Wcci, to Tilton, y.
H.. 10 visit DIR. ana Mrs. Forrcst.Mrs.
jennie Mitchell has moved into the Brush
tcncmcut.-E. {. Wells went to Plaihiicld
last "Wednesday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. lloliStcr.-Mrs. l.. X. Weston is un-
der the doCt 0r'S carc.--Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam DoWnCy of Bakersfield are visiting
at ~. \. ColSrOVc'S n few daNS.-Mrs.
Helen buckley has gone To live with her
grandson, Charles Lang at Pleasant Vail
ley. Mrs. Buckley had lived on the Buck
ley farm for forty nine years and ii was
hard To leave her old home. few of the
friends and ncighbors gave her surprise
party last FRIDAY. Mrs. T. s Whipple
and Mrs. II. II. Goodwin of Underhil
were among the company. Mrs. Q. L..
Grown ana two children have been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Wethcrcll in Bakers
field tho past wcck.-iionry Burnor If
bakersfield is Sowing as hostler ii the
American House livery Stahle.-'rEr go
homian glass flowers are holding forth at
the American House hall this week.
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BRADFORD.

The Rev. and Mrs. II. j. kilbourn have
gone to burlington to spend snort va
cation.-FIed Wheeler left for Boston
Saturday " here he will visit nephew
The Young ladies Of the Congregational
Church are preparing to present the play,
'SunLonnotS." in the near future Tor tho
benefit of the piano fund.-A daughter
Doris Mae, arrived at the homo OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Robshaw March ~
Charles Thurston was elected road COM
missioner in place of John Worthley and
n. W. Cunningham who resigncd.-Word
was received last week by Mrs. II. j..
Is ilbourne of the death of her brother.
Surgeon Fred A. Heslcr, on the gunboat
Wilmington while en- route from Cavite
to Shanghai.-AIrs w. Il. Gage entertains
the Library club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Harriette Craig of Littleton, \. H..
spent Sunday mt hCmc with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craig-Throe of the
lady teachers. Misses Elizabeth Jones,
Elizabeth Levi and Edith Brooks, have
left Hotel Low ard are boarding with
Mrs. Harry stevens Raymond W.
Brown is assisting Prof +. Il. Prchard
in the Randolph high school during the
absence of one of his assistants.
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OF his foot while chopping rcccntly.-Thc
winter term Of the graded school closes
April /. There Will be a vacation of one
week.-Thc rhetorical exercises in the
high school March 20 included Il debate
between the third and first year classes
upon the question: Resolved, That
Washington Did More for His Country
than Lincoln" 1t was said to be the
NEST interesting debate in the school for
some time. The question was decided in
fuNor of the Affirmative side, which was
taken by the third year class. The senior
class in the grammar school conducted
an interesting debate at the time on the
question: Resolved. That Country Life
Is More Desirable than city Life" This
question was also decided in favor of the
affirmative side Miss Griswold of Mont
pclier was the guest of Miss Mabel Carr
last wCck.-rhc programme for the next
meeting of Mansfield Mountain Grange
is as follows. "Thc history of and
arccdotcs from the life of Washington"
by Mrs. Anna l<imball; select reading.
Mrs. Lena Erown Instrumental music,
Mrs. Minnie Slayton; select reading. Mrs.
O. +. Gerry; current events from all
present.. j. billings has begun saving
clapboards ut his new mill at the Forks.
His son. II. w. Billings. and family.
moved to their new house last Thursday.
- f. Eddy is away this week on
business trip Ia Thctford. Worcester. Bos-
ton ana other places.-Stowc Military
band will give Il nvo-piccc concert Friday
evening. March u. The concert will be
followed by a dance from nine to twelve
for old and Young.-'rhc Rev. -. l..
Evans will next Sunday. March -. by
request. preach the sermon on The Chris
tan Race, delivered by him last summer
Tho topic for the young peoples dcvo-
tioual meetings for Sunday evening.
March -, will he as follows Epworth
League. Heroes of Africa. Livingstone
Cox. Mackay. Good, missionary meeting;
leader. Miss Alma Eonil"ld; Young peo-
pics fraternity praise service. subject.
prayer; leader. Mrs. ~ II. kiGscr; paper.
Mrs. George wilkins: ref. Matt. e: :.
Christian EndcaNor, Il mission study Of
Africa, iS. IS: -9--3l, lisa 50: 3; leader.
Mrs. William ,xccll.
At the regular meeting of stowe Lodge.
No. -. !. q. of 6. r.. on Tuesday even
ing at q. y. r. hall. seven candidates
Wor" initiated into tho ord"r. The member
ship NOW numbers 90 with two candida ties
tllt have not Yet been initiated. The next
meeting will l." held al the same place ON
Tuesday evening, April Mrs. G. r.
Eddy and daughter. Miss Floy Eddy. arc
visiting friends in Waitsneld and vicinity.
Mrs G. y. Simmons gave a surprise
party on Tuesday evening Mt her home to
Mr.. and Mrs \. Ii. Kaiser. who go TO
a large one. Whist was the order of the
evening. there being eleven tables. The
first Prizes were won by Miss Grace Melvin
ANA Asa Cakes; the BOBBY prizes by Mrs.
&. l., NCMahOn and j. l.. Slfford.-AIrS.
Rohrrt Berry is very i'll with pneumonia.
Tic Rev. Father Leonard was in town
last Tue SdaN To- soc her.
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MlDDLESEX.

Mrs. ]. l.. Angel visited in Northtiold,
two days last weekly. II. Pickard NOV
ed his family to his place in Montpelier
last weck.--I r. DcuSmore, Henry Max
ham and Don Earle have been appointed
as license comm sSiCnerS.-John Ntuton ui|
Granville visited a few days at William
Shepherds last week.--Mr ana Mrs. E.l
II. Dana spent Il few days last week I'M
Randolph.-C. W. Flanders Of Boston was
in town Friday. II. TurneE ana som
Harold. G. G. Ward and II. *. Ward. T..
II. KERN and son Mortimer, c. G. Hodge
William Hudson, Leon Sheldon and Lewis
Kellogg werc called as witnesses to Mont
pcder Friday in case Of state vs.. picken-
son. II was alleged that Dickinson stole
a fur robe from j. l." Hobart last Deem
her. The jury acquitted him.-Wiliam
Shaw of Bethel was IN town Wednesday,
Walter Murray Of Barre was visitor
in town Thursday Mrs. NJ. VI Howard
has been on the sick list the past week.
Evans X Waterman loaded i1 hogs ard
20 veal calves at thu station here Monday
morning.
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SOUTH HERO.

Tho sum of 81 was realized from the
entertainment given at kooler's hail Fri
day evening, under the auspices of the
Mutual Sid Socity Tor the benefit OF the
Few parsonage. rho following pro-
gramme was very pleasinsly rendered: In
strumental music. Mis-. II. u. Wads-
worth; music, mandolin, farce. "A Picked
Up Dinner" Cast of characters. Clarence
Kinney Mrs w W. Styles, Miss Ella
Griffith; a burlcsque. Sister Mason:'
cast Of characters. Mrs Edison Robinson.
Mrs. Juan Robinson, Mrs. Charles Rob
inson. Mrs Mable Adams. Mrs Susie
I.andon, Mrs. Clarence Kinney, Mrs iior-
ace Wadsworth, Mrs. Wallace Robinson,
Miss itlenor Squicr. Miss Anna Martin,
Miss Ella Griffith, Miss Katherine Living
stone: lOrganst, Miss Pcnman. c. G.
Kinney is entitled TO much credit for the
success of the entertainment for he acted
his part to perfection, The dance after
the play WAS much enjoyed music being
furnished by the South Hero orchestra
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STOWE.

The board of school directors have en-
gagged the following teachers for the
spring term Of the district schools be-
ginning April 27 Moscow, Josie todgkins
of Johnson; Mills, Mrs, Lena Brown of
Stowe; Gale, Lena Norway of Norris
town; branch, Jessie Clifford Of st. AL
bans; Forks, Blanche Page of Groton
Luce Hin, Alma Fortune of st. Abans;
West Hill, Mae Adams of stowe; Edison
Hill to be supplied; Fucker street, Floy
Eddy of Stowe; North Hollow, Sadie
Prior of Morrsville; South Hollow, Grace
Prior of Morrisvile; Brownsville, Mary
Campbell of Stowe.--Mr and Mrs. Ira
Mum returned last Saturday from Sar-
anuc Lake, where they have spent sew
eral weeks with their sons. They are
stopping at present at II. e. Boardman's
but will occupy the tenement in the sta
ton block to be vacated by j. Il. Hyde $
family. Miss Helen Warren of Maple
street has been i'll for several days with
a cold.-The Ladies' Aid Of the Meth
odist Church will serve their usual tea
in the vestry Wednesday, April L There
win also be an April fool sociable In
the evening, when cake and leo cream
will be served and entertainment provid-
ed. All are cordially invited.
Harold Mcmahon Is at home from God
dard Seminary. Barre, for two weeks
Vacation.-Mrs. i. j. Holden visited
friends in Waterbury last Friday.-Ros-
well Russell had ono hand badly injured
by coming in contact with a saw while
working in =, ID. Pixies factory recently
The thumb was nearly severed from the
hand. and the first finger badly cut
Archie Wade received cash on the tol
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CHELSEA.

On Monday evening last "A very pleas
ant and instructive entertainment was
given at the parlors Of the Congregational
Church by the y. i. G. consisting of
recitations and singing and stories of 9TH
er countries told by young people dressed
in costumes of those countries. This was
preceded by a supper given by members
of the Christian Endeavor society.-Fay
Thompson, who drives the Vershire stage,
had his right arm broken on Sunday at
West Fairlee by kick from a horse
AT the masquerade concert on Thursday
evening of last week for the benefit of
Chelsea Cornet band a large company at
tended and quite a sum of money was re-
ceived. Miss Mary, daughter of the Hon.
John l.. Bacon Of White River Junction,
visited her grandfather. Mr., John Il.
Bacon, over Sunday.-Miss Chorene
Barnes is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mis-. Elgin y. Barnes, duying a ten
DAYS vacation from Kimball Union
Academy at Meriden. N. H-Mrs. George
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MORGAN.

Mrs. Margaret Gee has gone to Barre
to see her mother, who Is sick. Leslie
Peavey aud wife from Massachusetts,
have been stopping at T.. II. Peavey s.
Maurice Burbank and wife have returned
from RiChford, where they worked dur
ing the winter-H. ID. Elliott has put in
big sugar equipment at his hill sugar
place of 1000 trees.-C. /. Moore has been
in Boston the past week to attend an au-
tomoble show.-Charlie Rush of Derby Is
expected to teach in town this spring
A young man by the name of Chaffee.
has been taken sick with consumption
at A. S. Barney s.-Florence Hill has gone
to Newport to work.
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BElVlDERE.

C. Walker has lost a horso.-Thc sad
news of the death uf Mrs. William Tracy
IF Johnson. who died March - has reach
od here. She was q resident of this town
for many years. The funeral was held at
her home in johnson March 2i.-tddie
Kent is working for NJ. &. shat
tuck during the sugar scaSon.--Mrs
NJ. l.. L. wis is ON the sick list
.-Gordon hur has gone t. work in
Morrisvflo Tor G. l.. Shaw.-Leslic Blair
has moved To WatCrVile ana Harry La
fountain has moved into Oscar Shattuck' :
tenement. Mr.. Sweet has moved from
Smithvilc to Joifcrsonville-Thcre are 70
be Easter exercises at the Christian
Church.-The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
Charles McCucn April Q. There is to he
Il sale IN The evening and Rotations and
music supper viii he served.
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BROOKFlElD.

Mr., and Mrs ]. w. Blakeboro are the
parents of a son born last Thursday
About forty of the neighbors gathered
with the family of c. *. Sprague Satur-
day evening for the purpose OF "sugaring
off Another boy came to the family
of William Haggett March l3-W. H.
SpraGue was in Barre last week.-Repre-
sentative Farr Of the Free Press" has
been In town recently. --Brisham Academy
paid % cents and North Randolph cream
cry 2s cents for butter fat last MONTH
John White of Randolph is working for
George X. Sprague,- Charley Angel has
returned to work for his brother, j. NJ
Angel the coming SUMMERTIME funeral
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Tho academy school commenced Mon
day, n lrch %. Miss Kate Ferrn teacher.
George Gatcheli is attending school at
Derby acadsmN.-Alcc Allbec will start
for New York next Thursday. where she
will visit her brother. Edwarl.--Thc Me
Duffcc sisters will give a literary enter
t1inment at the Congregational Church
IN evening of March so. Miss Martin.
with others, will furnish music.-The
lndics OF the congregational Church are
preparing an Easter service, which Will
hc given in the morning instead Of even
ing.-tharlic Niles is clcrkinE i'm NJ T..
Wilson a. Sons storc--petor Pickle has
taken possession of his house which he
hought of Henry Campbell Maurice
Pickle has moved into the tenement over
j. T.. iIoltons storc.-Mr Austin ha..
moved into the creamery tcnemcnt.--t. +.
PorciNal is thoroughly repairing the cleo
tricA station at 1'lunkctt. y. W. Cutting
is doing the work.
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WATERBURY,,

G. T. Moriarty of Moretown won the
$40 gold piece at ST. Andrews hall last
week. The total receipts We're $l2j.
Stotson Post, q. y, r.. has engaged w.
j. Eirelow. night editor OF the burlington
Free Press. to deliver the address on
Memorial day.
The teachers of the local schools are
with friends Miss Wnslow is in New
Haven, Miss Ovitt in ST. Adams and Miss
Roscoe in Mddlebury.
Miss Angie Harris. who has been visit
ing at D. y. Grout's, has returned to
her home in stowe.
u. ID. Grout was called to Montpelier
Yesterday as witness in the suit OF Mr.
Fiske AGAINST Frank Gale of stowe. Mr.
Gales son shot the son of Mr. Fiske in
the summer of 1901. Dr. Grout performed
an autopsy on the body and found that
several shots entered the body.
Howard Ennis has commenced working
for the Winooski Valley creamery asso-
citation.
The condition of Mrs. clayton Il. Lucia
is improved
Several people are i'll with the grip
Among them are NJ. G. Cauuerdy, Max
Ayers. Mrs. ID. w Cooley and several
others
The next meeting of the Volunteer club
will be held with Earl Boyce
The Birthday club will hold its next
meeting April s. at Josie CIRCUITS.
\ local union Of carpenters and joinerS
has been formed i'm this place by Deputy
state organizer l.. y. Jenu', assisted by
II. G. Bowlcs and J. +. Lee of Montpelier.
There are l. charter members. The OH
GERS are: President. 6. f.. Crane; vice.
presisent, John Nelson; recording secre-
tary, l.. II. Johnson; financial secretary,
\. T.. Edwards; treasurer +, T.. Batchel-
der: conductor. Ira Pike: warden, +. {.
Pero. The union & Ne. 1900 1t has rent
ed the rooms back Of Or Frelighs office.
Mrs Murray. mother of Charles Luce
has been taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital.
NJ. II. Moody has resigned as manager
of the wrapper factory, +. G. Luce has
been elected To serve in that position.
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NORTH FAYSTON.

Wesley purkeo rs slowly gaining
Henry poase IVES on the sick list the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Neil
of Middlesex We're in town To visit her
father who is in poor health.-Warren
Porter of Barre visited among his friends
reccn.lN.-Annic Griffin of Moretown visit
ed her parents the past week.-Mr. and
Mrs, William j. SomcrNillc of Barre visit
ed his uncle James SomerVile.-Mr. and
Mrs. T. \. Davis OF Waterbury visited
their daughter the past week.-Ccorge
Grandlield was home from Montpeier "A
few days-Jamos Neill Mrs. Posnett,
Mrs Grandfield and Nellie Griffin were
in Montpelier last Thursday to attend the
funeral of Thomas Eagan.--The Social
circle will meet with Mrs. Posnett this
week.
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IRASBURGH.

Tho Irasburgh house is closed for the
first time since il was built.-rhe Cougre-
Cational school is arranging for Easter
exercises. Roy Phillips has returned to
the Montpelier Sominary.-CharleH Me
Gon and +. A. Buchanan nave been quite
i'll the past wcell.--Dr. Young is pre-
pairing to put up AN addition to his barn
Arthur iiill met with "a slight accident
last week while handling revolver
sidney Thompson. who has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever in St Johnsbury is
rccovcring.- charles Sylvester is running
the creamery team.--The Rov. Mr.. Lyman
of Barton Landing preached in exchange
with he Rev f. T. Treat
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Miss Daisy Potter who has been in
town two weeks returned to her home
in New Haven last Monday.
Hayes, who has carried on X. II. Walk
cr's farm the past year is moving to Fair
Haven. where he has bought place
Dr. Clarence Beldcn and wife who have
been spending the winter in New York
city, returned last week to this place
and are keeping house i'm their resi-
deuce north of this villagc-Mr. and Mrs.
Hammell of Dobbs Ferry. have been
spending the past week here boarding
al ID. T.. Belden' Miss Blanche Bclden
left last Friday for iIYdevile and Fair
Haven to be absent three or four weeks
visiting friends Alfonso higgins, who
suffered with hiccoughs for ten days.
complicated with other troubles is now
better Dr. Newton H. attending him.
William y. Strong, chief clerk AT Ray &
Joncs's store has resigned and gone to the
village Of POutncY to clerk for r. u.
Barrctt.-'rhc Rev Mir. Hitchcock
breaches his farewell sermon next Sun
day and will 20 to Ohio with his faml
Merrill Gblos pluckcd dandc-
lion blossom in this village on March 90
Il. A. Gibbs and Fred Meacham com
mcnced painting G. h. Parsons tenement
house last Monday.
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LOWELL,

Ms. Alice Wyman and two children
from Rutland are visiting in town.-Mss
Alice Skinner has cOn" to I4yndonVillc to
stay two weeks with her sister.-Mrs. l. II.
Newton has been rcappointcd town super
inttudent OF schools for the coming year.
Miss Nora Wakefield il home for "A two
weeks vacation from North Troy. where
she has a position in the graded school,
Miss Belle Stanuard is visiting in Bar
ton and Vcinity.-Barncy Dyer OF New
York city, formerly OF this place, has
purchased the renneY farm in Albany for
$i.cv.-B. j. Austin has closed the trade
for his house in tlhs village to the McthO-
dist society for a parsonage.
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AFTSBURY.

Mrs. Gray from Hardwick, former
resident is visiting friends in town.-Olive
Goethe returned to her nome in Green's
boro, last Saturday on account of sick
Chase and friend are stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Charles Hoyt
for a three weeks vacation.-Mrs. Jen-
ME Randall was called to Newport last
Thursday to attend the funeral of j. Il.
misunderstanding is suffering from
warm weather.-Henry Clark and family
moved to West Glover last Monday. Mr..
Clark will work In the creamery in that
place-Eliza Libby went to Barton Land
ing to attend the funeral OF his mother.
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FAYSTON.

+. +. smith March lS.-Henry Dana
sawed the ends off two fingers last week
Mrs. NJ. Nichols of Montpelier, is with
her sister, Mrs, ], Livingstone. The in
FAINT son of Mr., and Mrs. Luther Chand-
Ter died March Is; aged six months 90
4 abraham Miller has moved into :. Ash
ley's tenement ON the brook Mrs Har-
yiet H. Newcomb died March II, at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs j. $. Newcomb
in Waitsheid, where she has been kind
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iamin Burrows had an attack of the grip
last Saturday and is now confined to the
houso.--Alvn Barry has a job on the rail-
road and will commence work soon.-Mrs.
stephen Burrows has n lamp chimney
which has been i'm use for Is years, and is
now apparently as good as new.-t.. s
Wells has bought of W. j. Hin his farm
known as the Gibson placc.--Owing to
the indisposition of the pastor. T.. a.
Robinson ofiicated at the church in
Evansville and at the Centre last Sun
day.-Mrs. Il. y. burrows has gone to
Coaticook, l.. g.. to sec her brother, who
is very low with heart trouble.
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VERSHIRE.

Austin Phillips is home from Waterbury,
where he has been for several MONTHS
Evarts Brown is still gaining, and, it is
hoped, will be out again soon.-Alonzo
Chase continues very low.-Work on the
new school house at South Vershire is to
be begun at once.-George G. Stacy's lit.
tie daughter, airline. Is recovering from
her recent illness.-W. ii. Ford and wife
have gone to visit friends in Berkshire.
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

The Rev g. II. Merrill was here last
Sunday in the interest of the church,
and spoke both here and at East Calais. -
There was u good attendance at the|
chickcn-pic supper, and 81 was realized.
Easter Sunday will be observed with
appropriate exercises Waterman
returns for the spring term Of school.
and W. NJ. Strong is to teach at East
Calas.-Mrs. II. y. Sabin Is convalcscing.
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ISL LA MOTIF.

Misses Lynda and josie Lengfeld ami
Agnes GOodsell have returned to Poult.
hey to sChool.-M. - Thomas Is putting
the finishing on o, .. Bells new house
III Alhurgh.-Miss Beatrice I1oughton is
Visiting in SwantOn-Mrs. II. g. Hot
comb has gone TO New York for a few
weeks visit-John Robach Of New York
was in town over Sunday.--About p fam
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. Edith Ruiz was drcssmaking for
Lou Blanchard last wcck.--Mr and Mrs.
F .. Allen returned from their visit
TO Spri1 gficld, Mass. last week Tues
daN.--Hr"I Arbucklc finished work for f.
@. Allen last Wcck.--Miss Leila Webster
Is expected homo from her school in
Massa rhuscttS this wcch.-Carol Thaycr
and Renibol'tt Ruiz wcro i'm Montpelier
last tridaY.--W inifrcd Foss visited friends
in Wells River Saturday on her way to
her school in New Iiampshirc.-Jonc
steele came home from Montpelier Thurs
daV bur returned av1in Moudav.