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BRADFORD.

II. f.. Parker accompanied by Mr.. Moul-
ton of Lisbon, y. H., went To New York
Monday on a business trip in the interests
of the Parker. Young Co.-Waltcr San
derson of Troy, Now York has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. II. w. Eaton for
a Weck.-The Library club was entertained
by Mrs. NJ. G. Flanders Tuesday.-Misses
Ada and Marion Alder arc spending two
weeks at their home In South Fairlee.-
Thu commissioned officers of Company G.
went to Brattleboro Tuesday, to attend
State officers school. Preparations are be-
ing made for the annual roll call OF the
Congregational Church to be held Tues
day, February 17.-Saturday evening the
house occupied by Mrs. Lizzie Hiland
caught fire from a chimney burning out,
but the flames were soon eXtingushcd.-
Frank Chase. the twelve year old son of
Postmaster II. A. Chase and wife, who
recently underwent an operation for APP
pend e., seems at the present writing
to be approving, although doubts have
been entertained of his recovery.-Mrs.
G. ii. Curtis is confined to the house by
ilness.-Miss France Blaisdell OF East
Corinth visited Mrs. Annie Spaulding the
first of the week.-A son arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hall Sun
day.-Raymond Brown of Dartmouth
spent Sunday with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. G.. w. Brown.-Fffteen young ladies'
enjoyed n sleigh ride to Fairlee Friday
evening and took supper at Gales Inn.-
"a Gilded Youth" vast presented a
village hall Wednesday evening by local
talent.-A prize speaking contest il to
take place In the armory Friday evening.
Speakers from Haverhill, N. f., Newbury
and bradford are to take part.-Mrs. w.
Frank Harris spent Sunday with MIR.
Harris in Hyde P~ark.-Station Agent g.
w. Renfrew Is very Ill. and w. w. Rogers
Is In charge of the station during Mr.. Rem
frew's illness.
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WAlTSFlELD.

Or. f. -. Fletcher was in RoXbury sew
eral days last week on business Miss
Grace Joslin was at home from Montpe-
lior Seminary over saturday and Sunday.
Tho following programme for the next
meeting Of tho grange on wednesday
evening. February Is, has been prepared
by the lecturer. Mrs. Mae Brasg: Music;
readings, Eulie Savage; singing. granGa
choir; \ talk by Miss Alice Kelsey. sub
ject, order III the Home: a talk 10y
Farm: one hours promonadc,-o. q.
Eaton was in Montpelier and Waterbury
a few days on business last w~eek.-The
officers of Waitsfeld Lodge. No. ~. l. O.
O.. r. were installed last Friday evening
by \. \. Mccullough, lodge deputy; Chief
templar. O. G. Eaton; vice templar. Eulie
Savage: secretary. James Nell; assistant
secretary. Edmund La Due financial sec
rotary. Charles a. BiCclow treasurer, ..
NJ. Eaton; marshal. Frank L. Eaton;
chaplain, Mrs. Ida Ia Due: guard, Cora
Kclty: sentinel, James Stewart.-The
heaviest snow storm of the season struck
this section on Sunday morning and con-
tinucd without interruption uptl Monday
forenoon, something over a foot OF snow
having fallen, and the hill roads are bad
" drifted.-lt is reported that u, q. JoslYn
has sold his large farm just north of the
village to his youngest son, Walter Jos
lyn.-H. w. Rclden and wife started Sat
urday on a two weeks trim to New York
city and other points in New York State
and in Western Vermont. u. !. Palmer
will operate Mr.. Belden's creamery while
Ip ic away
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Dana Hall underwent an operation
Thursday at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
Burlington. one bone in his leg, which
was broken some six months ago, has
never knit together and the operation
Was an attempt to make 1t do so.
Miss Louise Seeley was operated upon
for appendicitis Saturday afternoon at the
home OF her uncle, DIR. o. G. Dyer. The
operation, which was performed by Or.
n. n. Swift of Pittsford and DIR. j. w.
Estabrook, was very successful,
Miss Olive Stearns OF the firm OF Jones &
Stearns, milliners has sold her interest to
Miss Kitty Sanford Of Orwell. Miss
Stearns has accepted a position in Rut-
land.
George Barker was badly injured about
the head Tuesday morning at the Royce
quarry. Mr.. Barker was running a small
car which in some way left the track
throwing him against a piece of marble
and inllicting a scalp wound which re-
Quired several stitches to be taken.
win Lawrence, who is employed at the
Nichols electric light station, had one
foot badly smashed Tuesday while as
sisting in the putting In of "A now dynamo
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CABOT

Mr.. Come is moving into the house late
ly occupied by Charles Ctley on Elm
street.-A daughter was born to the Rev,
and Mrs, o. +. Aiken, February MIR.
Livingston who recently met with a severe
accident while chopping wood, cutting
his a badly, is improving, Mrs. Charles
Gilman, who has typhoid fever is a little
better at present.-Several in town have
had telephones put into their houses
and places of business. --Lincoln's borth-
day will be celebrated here February l..
Mr.. Dixon PHI. D, will give the address.
Bert Chase will also sing.-Ora Dow is
fast getting his material out for his new
barn. The barn viii he built round. the
first of Its kind in this vicinity, -I.apoint.
Witham Co, are h hauling lumber to build
a new shop ON the site of ttloy's shop re-
Gently burned. They expect to have the
building ready for use by the first of May.
Calringe repairing, building, ironing.
Understanding will be the chief employ
menl. "A new telephone company has been
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HYDE PARK.

The primary department Of tho academy
closed last Tuesday. The spring term
Will about April !.
Harry Parker has returned from the T..
V. NJ. and will dcvote his time to the
printing business.
Fred Lillcv has been confined to the
house for the past few days with an at
tack of tho grip.
Frank HIarris, who has been at work in
Pages Office during the past year has been
obliged to give UP his work for a time
on account Of sickness. Mr.. Harris has
been examined by several physicians and
yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Harris.
went to burlington for treatment.
Mrs. Florence Solandt OF Northfcld.
Mass. is here for u few days visit with
hor parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul GOODWIN of Manchcs-
ter. ". H., are here for a visit with Mrs.
Goodwin's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eastman.
The students of the academy will hold
their usual lNocum and social Friday even
ing at Academy HAIL
Mrs. II. Il. Jones of CadYs Falls had the
misfortune to break her leg by falling
down 1t fight of stairs. she is as well as
could be expected at the present time.
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MIDDLESEX.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Levi Swift and family
spent sunday in Waterhury.-Miss Madgc
Hills has tacn visiting in Wolcott the
past week at tho Roy. O. l.. Barnard's -
+. =. Miles and Mics Ncttie ". t.awrcncc
were married Wednesday at tho home Of
the bride in Shady Rill the Rev. j. f.
Wright of Montpelier performing the cerc-
mony. MIR. and Mrs. Miles left at once
for Lawrence. Nass.-Mrs. Gilbert Sillo-
way is very i'll with typhoid fevcr.-Mr.
and Mrs. j. s. Andrews OF East More
town visited friends in town Wednesday
and Thursday.-Mrs. r. +. Price was in
CranitcNi lille a few days last week caring
for Mr.. Price. who is i'll. Mr.. price was
able to come home Saturday.-Mrs. Moses
Shettlc was in Montpelier Saturday.-Flf-
teen couples from Montpelier enjoyed Il
private dance in Kcllogg's hall Saturday
evening. Landlord Kellogg furnished sup
per and Jesse Morse and Murray 1;ey-
uolde. music.-Mrs William Shepard was
in Barre Saturday.-Mastcr Raymond
Ward was a guest of Master Harold
Campbell in Waterbury Saturday.-S. G.
kellogg was in Warren Saturday..-FreI
Guvcttc has moved from II. Il. Nirhols's
farm into the house owned by Fred .1cwctt
ana is to work for MIR. Jewett.-Tlazen
Clark was in Montpelier Saturday.-Miss
Ella Comstock has been confined to the
house with a severe cold the past week.
Mis- Alice Benjamin Of Montpelier was
n guest of Miss Jennie Johnson Il couple
of days last week.-Mrs.. A. 9. Taplin
was in Waterbury Saturday.-Miss Flora
Shepard returned Saturday from Web
storvillo. whore she has completed a very
successful term of school. She was ac-
companied by Miss Gleason and c. T..
Jones of Fare. who remained over Sun
day.-Mrs. Walter Carr OF Montpelier is
spending a few days at Levi Swifts.
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MORRISVilLE.


inc state ho"fd OF a~sfIcuItuf' neid Il
luinrt nl'oUhE AT me Town nan mere
tuesday, frhruarY IT, oMLlS 10 ina
severe weather the me,tlnS ana not open III
the mo'nlnS but the morning programme
was earned OUT Ia the afternoon Inc at
dress or Wclr"ln' VAS given iN aired
Dodge OF M"rrlSvllle which was fol-
Io"ru by a snort RESPONSE ny
the Hon. e. D. l'eli or Walden, VINO
spoke on some OF me crops to Grow
Juhh T.. Gaze oil OXFORD thcll initu" a rev
remarks in regard to the "Bus!ncss
Methods OF FARMING. IN" next speech
was 10y Ernest Hitchcock of Plttslord on
the subject Food for the Dairy Col.
J. II. brigham. assistant secretary of the
department of agriculture, Washington,
ID. G., gave the address OF the afternoon
on "Ihe Ecn"i!ts Derived from irrigation
in our Western Countries Inc Hon. G.
w. Gates of Franklin, who WAS to have
spoken on "Ncrmont highways was una
bic to be present and his place was filled
by Prof. /. T.. Jones of burlington on
spraying FRUIT Trees. In the evening
Ernest Hitchcock spoke III regard TO
Farm Barns and Col. J. II. brigham
gave some Interesting enarks on capt.
tai ana labor as pertaining TO the depart
m"nt Of agriculture. Tho attendance AT
these meeting was small ON account of the
bad roads which made it impossible for
the farmers to get here. The music of the
afternoon ana evening was furnished by
tn" choir OF the l.amollle Grange,
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STOWE.

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IRASBURGH,

DR.. T.. Young and Mrs. Ida Goldsmith
were united in marriage Wednesday Feb
ruary i.-Thc State board of agriculture
held meetings at the court house hall last
Thursday, February 12.-1ienry Somers
has returned to Burlington medical col
lcge.-Quitc II good many from town arc
attending the musical convention at Bar
ton LandinE-Mr. Roe, who was killed in
Concord. N. H., by an engine on the Bos-
ton a. Maine railroad last Monday. was
brought to this town for burial last We'd
ilesday.-Miss Mary Holman and Mr.
Charles were married In Farrnersvillc, n,
y, Sunday, February There is a grea
deal OF sickness in town.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Bill Logan was sentenced to three
months In Jail here for contempt of court
by judge Cushinan.
Eugene Datr was fined t25 for contempt
of court which he paid and was set free.
Mrs. samuel w. Parker, who has been
In poor health for a number of years,
died at her holne on Coventry street last
thursday night. The funNral WAS held
from hcr late home on Saturday after
noon. She was one of the oldest residents
in town and was u mcmbc of the Con-
grogational Church.
Mrs. Charles Drown returned home
from the hospital in Boston Tuesday night
with her son Harlow. who has been in
Boston TO have the eye he injured treated.
The injured eye has not been removed, but
the doctors there think it will nave to he.
The young mans general health is good.
q. G. Miller has returned homo from
BiSelow, Nc, for a few days. and report
II" scarcity of snow in that section for
numbering.
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Peoples Fraternity; Demonstration, lead
er. lame Campbell.
Melvin Boyce of Waterbury and Miss
Laila Magoon of Stowe were united in
marriage by the Rev. Il. w. Collins on
Wednesday afternoon, February 3 at the
home of the brides parents on West
Branch. They will live for the present
with Mr.. Boycc's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William BoNce of WatcrburN.-Mrs. ID. j.
McAllister is i'll with the grip.-Miss Sadie
Harlow is at home from Elmorc this
wcek.-lI. II. Houston of Waterbury spent
n part of the week at his home in stowe.
Mrs. Dora Scribner Tate of Worcester.
Mass. is visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. G.. j. Scribncr.-P. Il. Gale has pur-
chased the i}iEoioW place on West Branch
of f.. r. Butler of Salem, Mass, taking
possession in June. This place has be-
longcd to the Bicelow family for fifty
years. MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Bigelow went
there TO live in 1852 and after Mrs. Bigc-
lows death in 1885 it was purchased by
her granddaughter, Mrs. Butlcr,-The
oyster supper ut james T.. Houston's ON
Tuesday evening was "A decided success.
there being about 10 present. a musical
programme consisting of vocal, violin and
piano selections were much enjoyed and
Il fnc supper was sorVcd.-A. j. Dilling-
ham of Moscow received II painful in
Jury in the leg while at work in his
mill last Monday. \ broken arhor caused
the accidcnt.-W. l.. Dcmerritt of the
West Branch dairy farm attended the
golden wedding anniversary OF his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Dcmcrritt of
Waterbury,. last Wcck.-The primary
schools will have WashinSton's birthday
exercises on Friday afternoon, February
13.-An armdturc on the freight motor of
the electric railroad burned out on Mon
day. while trying to get through to Wa
tcrbury. No business will he done on the
road until Thursday. Passengers and
mails are carried by teams.
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WESTFlElD.

Westneld is proud of stage driver Austin
of North Troy, who has good grit and
good teams and has not missed one trip
thus far this winter. which has been an
unparalleled one for storms and bad roads.
Monday n. r. Hitchcock sent out his
team and clerk with a SCraper to break
out the village streets. VIII Green accom-
panying them with "A shovel. Otherwise
there were no attempts to clean the roads
in this village.-Dr. w, A Young was sick
last week. He has had almost constant
hard drives both night and day all win
tcr.-At the suggestion Of the Rev. NJ. w.
Farnham, Senator w. i. Dillingham; pro-
cured and sent TO tho w. NJ. Field town
library SO government reports and sew
eral fine maps, which are n great addi-
tion.-Mrs A. r. Prebles is gaining slow
ly.-|Trank Fuller of Wells River is clerk
Ing fov II. d.. Miller.-The Methodist peo-
pie will hold a social at Arad Browns
next Thursday evoninG.-The upper de-
partmsnt Of the village school gives a
play Tuesday evening, February II,
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WILLIAMSBURG

The number of persons between five and
eighteen years Of age in town, as shown
by the school census of this year is i2o,
Il gain of three over last year. Two years
ago the number was $50. Oonly two towns
in the county have more than this, RAN
dOlph reporting $50 last year and New
bury 446. In the number of legal schools
supported. Randolph stands at the head
with IS, while this town and Newbury
are tied for second place, each supporting
II. The number actually attending school
as shown by the registers was in 1902 for
Randolph $50, Newbury fi6, this town 49,.
II farm long owned by o. S. Martin
on the road to Chelsea has again been
sold. the purchasers being the Mr.. Nc
Farlanc who has lived on the iiawlcy Gale
farm for the past two ~yearS.-JamcS Lydi-
ard has moved to the John Adams place,
occupied by Frank Bacon for several
years. MI, Bacon will move to Mrs.
Aurora Burnham's farm west Of the viii
lage in the spring.-The ladies of the
Universalist parish will give a "conun-
drum supper" on the European plan AT
the town hall on the evening of Satur-
day, February q. Promenading and pic
turc gallery for entertainment later in the
cvcning.-Advertised letters February /:
Thomas O'Connell, Mrs. Alma Sewell,
Mrs. Lima Jackson, Mrs. A. a.. Tenny,
George l.. Edison. postmaster.-Miss Edna
Dickinson and friend, Miss Belle Dona-
hue, were at the home of .. w. Dickin-
son over Sunday. The young ladies are
students at the Vermont Methodist Sem
mary, Montpelier.-The masked promcn-
AIDE given by the Rebckahs on the even
ing of the 7th was we'll attended and very
much enjoyed by all. Thu prize for the best
costume was won by Icrskine Rowell, who
impersonated FEATHER Time" The prize
for the worst was carried away by a. r.,
House. who appeared as n tramp, The
Judges were j. h. Lynde. Lewis NJ.
Seaver and n. r. Farnham,-The high
school Marion Horsford teacher. and the
South Hi school. Flora Clogston teacher.
are to be continued two weeks longer.
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ROXBURY.

Or. and Mrs. +. C. Fletcher with two
children and Miss Grace Abel spent a
portion of last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Grady.-Miss Bertha Averill OF
Northfield high school spent Sunday at
Lee Niley's.-Master Spencer French is
quite sick.-Miss Eva Fits was quite i'll
reccntly.-Edd York lost n horse last
week.-Clare Cady of Braintree spent
Sunday in town.-John Brown spent Sun
day at his homo in Pittsiield.-Mrs Z. +.
Bean was sick Sunday.-Dr. l.. NJ.
| Greene of Bethel was in town Monday
Mrs. Fred Curtis went to New York
city last Thursday. She was called there
hy the illness of her son.-Mrs. f. A.
Fits was called to Randolph last week
by the illness OF her husbands sister,
Mrs. Mary Mudgett. but was unable to
go on account Of the illness of her grand
daughter, Miss Eva Fits. 1t IS expected
that she will go this week.-Willis Hayes
has removed his family to White River
JunCtion.-It will be of interest to farm
ers to know that the regular Monday
morning cattle train has resumed its
weekly trips.-The Warren stage was
unable to get here Monday on account
of the bliZzard.-Mrs. NJ. +. Cram and
daughter. Jennie We're in burlington last
week to visit her mother. returning on
Monday.-NIrs. George Morgan is quite
sick.-Thc following officers for the en-
suing quarter were duly Installed at the
local l. o. G. Il. last Saturday evening.
G. T., Mrs. II. Lulu Howe; V. T., Miss
Lucy Cham; secretary, Miss Lou Worces-
ter: i. 9. r. A. T.. Richardson. chap
lain. L. L. Cram.-Mrs. W. II. Sprague of
B~rookfeld. sister Of Mrs. George Tilden
of this town. died last Monday morning.
The funeral was held Wc,lu"sday.-The
auditors will meet TO adjust the accounts
Of tho town Feb. 1.-THE local |. O. =.
=. will give a sugar social in the near fu-
,,- A. a,.Atnr t,,,,,o "a piNt.n AZ tho
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
EAST ROXBURY.

Addie Ladd is home for n few weeks
before going to West Brookiicld to work.
There was sharp lightning followed by
thunder during the storm last week Mon
day evening, Ralph, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Davis was badly burned
about the face by falling on a hot stove
last week.-Miss Noble Ladd ia a student
at the Burr and Burton seminary in
Manchoster.-Mr and Mrs. j, j. Steele
were in Randolph last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gaylord was "A visitor at ID. L. Bucks last
week.-Mrs.. George Wardner and daugh-
tiers Ruby and Ruth were guests of Mrs.
Arthur Washburn's in Brookheld last
week.
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WAR

Abel Morgan ana wife of Lincoln visited
at Edward Elliott's Sunday.-DaVid Denny
of South Northteld is visiting in town.
About one hundred took supper at the l..
o. q. L. annual supper Friday evening OF
last week-Edward Elliott was in Gard
ner. Mass. last week and Mrs.
Flood Blake were In Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Moorc's little Sirl
baby is quite sick with pneumonia Jack
son Hutchinson of South Mortified was
in town Surday-Miss Lepha Hutchinson.
who has been teaching school in town
returned to her home in Northfeld sun
day.-Miss Nettie Bruce is in Montpelier
for n short stay.-Leon Brown of Brook
iield was in town Saturday.-Owing to
the snow storm Sunday the stage could
not get over the mountain Monday morn
ing-Mrs John Lovett is quite poorly.
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formed among the farmers Of South West
hill. to extend to IIardwick connecting
with tho Peoples Line and with the Mol
ley Falls Line i'm the village.-The %
rollers have been kept very busy for the
last few days on account of the fearful
snow storm. The roads are reported ms
being IN the worst condition of the season.
In some Instances the road has been aban-
doned and now ones made through the
fields.-Thc village schools have closed
with II successful term. The teachers
have lone good work and are invited 10
remain for another term. Miss Phillips
has gone TO her home in Lyndon, AMI
Miss kcncrson to Hardwick.
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BELVIDERE.

Eugcne Rivers has hired out TO Frank
Laraway and has movcd To Waterville.-
Fay With&roll has moved into one OF j.
stevens tercmortS near his mill-MrS.
G. W. Potter and Mrs. Ira WhitteInore
are some b,ttcr.-I.ulu Barnard is on the
sick list. Dr. Melville of Bakersfield is
attending n~or.-.tmus@ Ilcmouwily Is very
low with "a cancer and not expected to live
but :; short timc.-Mrs, I.ivonid Thomas
ana son. Morton of Cambridge, are visit
ms her son. j. .. Thomas.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE

Lincoln Moss is gaining very slowly
Mrs. NJ. y. Church has gone to Chicago
to see her mother, who is very sick there
with another daughter.-School in dis
trict II closed last week Thursday. The
teacher. Miss y T. Connolly has gone to
her home in Randolph.-Mrs. ]. {. Hcbard
has had her sister stopping with her for IL
few days from South Royalton, Mrs.
Frank Bryant.-Waltor Dompier and wife
arc at G.. II. Hebard's visiting this week.
o. II. Tracy WAS ut +. ". mith last
week visiting.-Miss Hattie Plumb is at
home for a vacation from her work in
Randolph.
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CHELSEA.

DR.. and Mrs. Story N. Goss were called
TO Burlington recently to attend the
funeral OF the wife OF Dr. Walter s, Vim
cent. who Is q brother Of Mrs. Goss.-
Thomas ?. Moore. aged &c years. Whose
funeral recently occurred, was the son
of the first male child born In Chelsea,
Besides his wife. Mrs. Clarence II. Cor.
liss, . daughter survives. Mr.. Moore
was a highly respected citizen and had
always lived In own.- Whitney n Lewis
have closed their livery stable and Land
lord c. p. Dickinson has opened n new
one. having bought out part OF the stock
In the former ne,-Snturday evening an
enjoyable entertainment was held i'm the
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M0RET0WN.

Charles Sabins Of Bolton visited his sis
ter. Mrs. f.. y. Griffith, over SUNDAY
Walter Wilcox and Herbert Austin went
to Worcester Sunday and came back Fri
day.-Mrs. Lorraine Turner from New
Hampshire visited at Frank Atkins's sat
n day.-The Ladies' Aid met this
week Wednesday afternoon and evening
at the parsonage.-Miss Foley from Waits
field is working or Mrs. II. o. Ward-Mr.
Heath expects to move to Montpelier next
week. All will be sorry to have him 90
away. He has lived in this town for many
ycars.-Quite q number will exchange
places by the first of March in the vii
lagc,