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WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

Miss Susie Briggs Of Sonervillc, Mass.
was in town last week. called here by the
death of her uncle, j. +. Durkec.-Ray
Union Academy. Meriden. y, H, for the
Easter vacation.-Miss Helen Burbank
arri, cd saturday from Barre and is spend
ing her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. o..
A. Burha1k.-Alhert Beedle OF Randolph
WAS III town Friday To attend the funeral
of j. Il. Durkce.-Arthu Dings is ILL
John l.. Durkee died Wednesday morning
OF last week after an illness of about two
weeks. The funeral was held at the house
Friday afternoon. and. notwithstanding
the severe storm, was largely attended.
Music was rendered by "a male quartette
consisting Of MesSrs. Waterman, Butler.
Fulsum and Ilapgood. The service was
conducted by J. II. Hewett: Charles Wall.
NJ. J. Sargent. J. q. Belknap and G. Drew
actin. as bearers: the Rev. sherman
Goodwin officiating at tho service. In
torment was in the family lot at the VII
lagc cemeterv.-Pert Preston of Hinsdaie,
y. H.. is visiting his mother. Mrs. Ellen
~Pr,Ston.-Miss Myra I. Sargent. who has
spent some time in Boston and Exeter. Y.
H.. has returned To her hoUe.-Dorr Field.
who has been employed at DR., d. l.. Bur
nct,'s the past four months, has returned
to his home in Royalton.-James Doyle
died on Thursday morning of last week at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. John Sher-
lock. The funeral was held ON sunday
afternoon.-George Tenny has purchased
the Thurston farm, where he Will soon
moNp
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NoRTHFIELD.

Fred A. Wilder. n we'll known young
man Of this place, was seriously injured
at Roxbury Saturday afternoon and died
at his home here at an early hour Sun
day morning. AS near as can be ascer-
tanned Wilder was struck by the south
bound express over the Central Vermont.
but the exact facts will probably never
be knoW Il. His body was found by a r"si-
dent Of |itoXburv ten minutes after the
express had passed through. His stull
was fractured but no other injuries were
found upon his body. He was conveyed
to the home Of his mother. Mrs. Sarah
Wilder, at this place. on the north-bound
mail and received all possible medical
attention nut he never recovered con-
sciOusn-ss and died shortly after one
O'Clock sunday morning. Mr.. Wilder had
lived in Mortified since a child. Funeral
services werc conducted at the home
TUESDAY afternoon by the Rev. ".
s. Hazen and tho body was conveyed
to Montpelier for intsrment. His death
is attributed to intenperance.
The members Of the Ladies' Literary
club held their closing Rcd Letter lay
ir Odd t'ello~. hall TUESDAY evening.
Friends were invited and t." total mum
Dor in attendance was 80 persons. Najo:
II. w. liol"y gave a very interesting adj
dress On experiences and impressions re-
ceived whil1 located in indian territory,
New MEXICO. California and Washington.
Tho programme was further sugins ntcd
by a couple Of solos by Miss NJ. Blanche
;parrawk IF Randolph. who RESPONDED Il
encore. a piano duet was played by Miss
Florence Houston and Fred Johnson.
Following the literary programme there
was a social hour and refreshments were
served.
Tho Elite Lady Ministries will hold
forth il Concert ban Friday and Satur-
day evenings. The entertainment is I'M
der the direction OF Prof. Leonard and
the auspices of the ladies' OF the Eastern
Star. The funds received will h' devoted
TO the furthcrauc" Of Il Project Tor Il Ma
sonic no ne.
Mrs. II. f.. Reed ard daughter. Miss
Lora Reed. are visiting NJ the home of
DR.. ana Mrs. sherman kimball at North
Adams, Mass.
I'll" Horace Farnham farm has been
sold to Zcd n. Holt of Barre. The price
r,pil u.tS e. -nl
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WESTFIELD.

Elmer Roberts is c~lcriAine for NJ. II.
nodGc.-II. ID. Miller went Ia burlington
Monday. He is looking for some business
or occupation to engage in,-At the
grammar school meeting last Saturday
the following commissioners We're elect
ed: William b. Gilpin, ElbridSe II.
Hitchcock and o. p. Wright Sunday.
March 20, on account of the severest
snow and wind storm, (thc worst Of this
winter except the temperature was warm
there was no service in the Methodist
Church. In the Congregational Church
the three regular services were held but
the attendance was very small. a good
deal of the time tn" air was a whirlwind
of snow and it was Impossible to see
across the street,-Miss Iva Johnson is
to teach in The NORTH Hill: Grace
Evart, Troy. in south district; Martha
Bostaud, Lowell. in Moodyville and Mark
Warner in mill district this summer
Blair ~ Dclormc have had the mill they
bought on the West Hill taken down
and drawn off. They are doing an i'm
mense business ana nave recently put
in machinery at Troy which uses up
veneer as small as three inches square.
Miss Jessie Woodwork expects to re-
turn to her school in Grand Isle next
week.-lt Is expected the Rev. G.. ".
Merrill of St. Johnsbury will come here
soon and then a site for the new church
will be decided upon. II is hoped, work
will be begun this seasonal good many
besides the witnesses went to Newport
the first of the week to attend the law
suit, Miller VS.. Stebbins. There is much
sympathy felt for Mrs, Stebbins.-L. *.
Annis has not been as well for Il few
days-Frank Martin injured his hand
quite badly last week by letting a saw
fan on It. the teeth decorating tho flesh
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WILLIAMSTOWN.

The high school hc1dn Monday. March
q, for the spring term of eight weeks
with Marion Horsford of Charlotte rs
teach"r-Sidnoy 7. Martin of Essex June
ton was in town last week for IL brief
visit. lie docs not intend spending the
summer here this year.-Thc last meeting
of the Ladies Reading club for the Win
ter will be held at the home of Mrs. j.
X, Lynde on the afternoon of Saturday,
March e. Topic, Italian music. The
club arc making plans for the work of
next ycar.-The last lumber of the lee
turo course was given at the town hall ON
the evening of the 18th. The speaker WAS
ThOinas MctlarN and his lecture WAS
greatly enjoyed by n large audience. lie
also spoke at Il union meeting at the Con
gregational Church on the following sun
day ovoning.-Hiram +. Drury has resign
cd the Office of lister, to which he was
elected at the March meeting.
Tho funeral of &. Prantiss Waldo will
he hold in the Methodist Church. Thurs
day, the oath, at one o'clock. Mr.. Waldo
had been II lifelong resident of the town
until he with his son Henry, moved to
Plainfleld about four Years ago. At the
time of his death. which occurred the
ed, he was living with his daughter. Mrs.
+. J. Colby of Plainiield. Mr.. Waldo
had been III poor health for several
months and the immediate cause Of
death vas heart trouble.-M. Sargent.
who has lived near T.. n. Martins for
the past year has moved to the house on
county road. owned by Mrs. George T..
JOhnson.-George W. Lynde has ented
the house of Mrs. Aurora Durham. and
It will he occupied April / by ono of his
mon, Joseph De Cotcau of Washington.
Miss NJ. Lou Whitney of RoXhury is
engaged to teach the a. *. Martin school
the spring term. The quarry schools will
open ore week later than the others in
town, April % instead of April Is. The
upper room will be taught by Miss Ger
trldc f.. Phillips of I~>yndonvillc, and the
lower room by Miss Julia d. Blodgctt of
CHbot.-Mr. Donaldson has lately moved
from Northtield to James Bcckett's house
in Mill Village. built by NJ. r. Bcncvidcs.
The sclcCtmcn have appointed Clinton
w. Cram lister in the place OF II. S.
Drury, resigned.
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RANDOLPH.

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LOWELL.

Frank Murphy has returned to New
York for the summer. Mrs. Rufus Klns-
ley has %rcturncd from BinChamsvilllc,
after an absence of two months Lt dnder
Pudvah has gone to Craftsbury for the
season.-Miss Alice Durivagc is in AlburSh
with her father. Emery Durivaee.-Mrs.
Hartley Souther OF North Hyde Fark
is caring for her mother, Mrs. Galen
Skinner, who is sick with Rrip.-Georgc
Croft has moved to his farm in Fair
faX.-NLiss Martha Borland is engaged to
teach in Moodyville this sprins.-AbOut
80 of the young friends OF Miss Alice
L-aclair gave her a pleasant surprise
Friday evening. Cake and coffee were
served and a pleasant time enjoyed by
all.-At the school directors meeting re-
Gently &. T.. Curtis was chosen chairman
and clerk of the board. Miss Ethel Dun
bar was appointed town superintendent.
The teachers have beer assigned as fol
lows: Higher grade village, Miss Alice
Gilbert of Wcstfield: primary, Miss Ada
Brown of Westfeld: Cello district, Miss
Ellen Gilbert of Westheld; Laclair dis
trict. Miss Mabel Farman; Mitchell dis
triCt, Miss Cecil Newton: Stebhin'S dis
trict, Miss Eva sullivan; Richards dis
'rict, Miss alice Laclair; North district,
Miss Helen Stephenson, South district,
Miss Grace Watson. Schools are to begin
April 25.-Thc sclectnon have divided the
road for the road commissioners to care
for as follows: Commodore Hines hav-
ing from Lowell village to Eden line and
the west part of the town, Commodore
RcVoir having from Lowell village to
Wcstfield line and the east part of the
town.
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

Edward Leno was arrested in Forest
dale Thursday on "A charge OF bigamy. lie
was taken to Rutland by Sheriff Fletcher
on the afternoon tram.
The Fold farm which was sold at arc-
ton Saturday was purchased by Walter
Thomas; consideration. S3.115.
j. II. Allen. who has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Charles l.. Clifford, has
returned to lIincsbursh.
Tho funeral of Emma j. Dutton, who
died Sunday, was held from her late
home yesterday. The intermcnt was in
Pine Hill cemetery. She was 81 years of
age.
w. II. Walker has leased the Lyons
place on Carver street and VIII take pos
session April /.
Mrs. u. j.. Goodrich is confined to the
house by the grip.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church will
serve a dime supper in the vostry OF their
church FRIDAY evening.
". A. Atwcll and family have moved to
the keeler place on Franklin street.
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GAYSVILLE.

Mrs. Cornelia Taggart has been quite
i'll the past week,-Walter Young eX-
poets soon to move to the Tlayer house,
Miss Abhie Whitcomb ls in Boston -
The Methodist Sunday school is rehears-
ing for an Easter concert to be held April
mir. and Mrs, Robert Griffin of Bolton
were recent guests at DR.. Fletchcr's.-
Messrs. Fletcher and Stafford a lust
put in an electric light plant sufficiently
large to light the whole village. The
plant is in MIR. Stafford mill where it
gets plenty OF power. Harold Jangraw
OF Montpelier has already wired tho
houses of Or. Fletcher and Mr.. Stafford,
also the building used by the Green
Mountain Wood Turning Co.-Thc Rev.
and Mrs. Miller expect to attend the
Vermont conference at Montpelier next
week Christian Endsavor society
will holi a sociable at Guy Hodgkine
Friday evening, Ola Bennett went 10
Bethel Sunday, where she will Work AZ
the Bascom House.-Mrs. w c. Boutwell,
has returned from Rochester. where she
has been Gazing for her sister. Mrs. Lot
tie Martin, who has pneumonia,
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injured.
The Bethany and Trinity Churcn Read
ing clubs held their last meetings Of the
season Tuesday afternoon, the former
with Mrs. r. d. Dewey and the latter
with Mrs. n. A. bowman. The officers
Of the Bethany club elected for the
ensuing year are: President. Mrs. J. r.
Watson; vice-president, Mrs, r. Il.
Dewey; secretary. Mrs. T.. q Ham.
treasurer. Mrs. -. s. Whcatley; study
committee. Mrs. $. G. shurtlen, Mrs.
L. r. Reed, Mrs. II. e. Cotton, Mrs. r..
NJ. Harvey. Mrs. W + Ranger; go
cial committee, Mrs. ". J. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. j.. Edward Bailey. Mrs. J. p.
Adams, Mrs. j. j. Jackson and Miss Car.
ro Cross. The question n curfew law
In Montpelier was discussed and the
club was urged to take action in re-
gard to it. The new officers Of Trinity
Church Reading club are: President,
Mrs. w. l.. Goodalo; secretary and
treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald:
study committee. Mrs. b.. T.. Clark, Mrs.
T.. A. Sherburnc. Mr.. w. T.. Goodale,
Mrs. Henry Holt: refreshment commit
tee, Mrs. w. A. stowell. Mrs. n. A.
Bowman and Mrs. W. .. Lowe.
Osborn Il. Keith, formerly well known
in this city and Barr. where he has in
late years spent his ummer died re-
Gently at his home in Chicago, aged 7s
years.
Members of Bethany Chuch Guild ara
soon to hold II rummagc sale 70 raise
the balance of the $3.50. pledged by the
guild toward current church expenses.
Tho newly elected officers are: President.
Mrs. c. a. Gale: vice-presidents, Nra
F.. D.. Dewey. Mrs. w. A. Briggs. Mrs,
G. q. Stratton; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. ]. =. Adams.
l.. Bart Cross and daughter. Carrie.
and Mrs. I. VI. Ewers went Yesterday
to Boston for a visit of n few DAYS.
Conductor stephen Colby Of tho Mont
pelier and Barre branch is Ill with zrip.
Conductor Young of st. Adams is taking
his place.
Mrs. =. a. Robbins is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Iiidder at Mortified for
a few days.
n. NJ. Hobson of Harrisburg, III. and
Miss Josephine Perkins were married
yesterday morning at the home of IN.
bride in Berlin by the Rev. J. ". Conn.
They left on the evening train foT =
brief visit at the former home Of Mr.. Hob
son in Island Fond.
WiIder's orchestra has been engaged
for the junior prom to be held in Bur.
lnEton on Friday evening, April 32. Mr..
Wilder will have "A pieces on this oc.
| ca sion.
Michael Canning was in city court yes
terd5y morning charged with n second
offence OF intoxicauon. for which he
paid Il fne Of sl5 and costs.
Tho Montpelier Seminary base bali
team IS already in active practice in the
cage and games have been scheduled
with the second team Of the University
Of Vermont, high schools of st. Adams
and Plattshurgh. Kimball Union Acad-
envy. Vermont Academy and Goddard
Seminary. The first game scheduled Is for
May , with the second team from the
/. V. NJ.
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BRADFORD.

Mrs. c. T.. Clarke has moved into the
house owned by Mrs. j. +. Slcopcr.-Niss
Ahbic Albcc Was in Woodsville. n. H.,
iaSt week visiting hor sister. Mrs. Z. j.
Lihbc%. who has been a victim of the
Srip.-R. y. Newton has returned from
Montpelier ard commenced work in the
Opinion Office again.-The Rev. A. RI.
Webb has been confined to the house for
a week by illness.-M. Y. Carr. Walter
Andross. Mrs, Ellis McDuffce and Mrs.
Marcia Teller have all been sick for sey-
eral days with grip.-The mid-torm dance
Of the dancing school was held in the
armory Friday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hook
or underwent an operation last week at
the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
for appendicitis. His mother, Mrs. Hook
cr. accompanied him to Boston.-W. V.
Carr died at his home in Goshen Sunday
aftor being i'll Il week with pneumonia.
He leaves a wife and one daughter. Helen,
who have the sympathy of the com
munity.
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BENSON.

Roy Munger, who has lived in Judson
Goodrich's house near Hoitonville the
past year, has moved 10 Putnam, y. y
Milton Goodrich. who has lived at spoke
VILE for some time, Is moving TO Horton
Villo.-A shlcy Wood of GheuH Falls is
moving to this village to /" w. Browns
Mrs. George Hcyette returned
from Bellows Falls last Friday. where
she has been to nurse her daughter, Miss
Helen Deyettc. who has been i'll at that
place. While there Mrs. Deyette was sick
in bed Tor several days.-Or. II. 4. Jones
has bought the William tlassett farm
DR.. ]. +. Newton and wife went to White.
hall last Wednesday. Martin Bosworth
of %Spokeville. in the east part OF this
town, died last Saturday night after a
lingering Illness of paralysis, lie was
the Oldest man in town before his death.
being rs years old. lie came 20 this town
many years ago. lie is survived by a
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

In the case of Kate II. Fuller VS.. Fred
Smith before the county court the Jury
brought in n verdict of $S5 damages for
the plaintiff. The next case called was
Frank kellum VS.. William Porter. as
sumpsit. A defect was found in the writ
and tho case was thrown out of court
soon after the jury was called.
Three candidates are openly in the field
to represent Orleans county in the state
Senate. G. II. Prouty of Newport. Homer
Somers of Irasburgh and Chauncy S.
Skinner of Barton Landing.
Grace Danforth started with her mother
for New Hampshire on account of Mrs.
forth was taken Ill on the train and it
became necessary to take her to the
hospital. Her disease has developed into
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Frost. Of the firm of the Frost
Veneer Seating company of this place,
has been in town looking after tho bust
ness for several days.
The sad news has been received Of
the death of one of Newport's former
residents. Henry n. Scott, at his home
In Minnesota on February 3. He was a
brother of W. w. Scott of this place.
Tho annual village meeting will be held
on Friday evening, March the 18th.
Thaddeus Powers's son, who was shot
in the woods last fall. died last week.
The Rev. /. =. Chase has resumed his
pastoratc over the Methodist Church at
the Center. having recovered in health
sufficient since his long illness.
AT the special town meeting held to elect
q. lister to take the place OF w. NJ. Batch
elder. Charles Davis was elected.
The Hiram O.. Miller and Bctsey Stehbins
assutnpsit case is occupying the attention
Of county court. This is for the collection
of n note Defense Is n general denial.
Ann and Rogers for Miller and j. w,
Redmond for defense.
Lee Brown died Monday night after an
illness of some four weeks. He leaves n
wife, father, mother and a sister. The
funeral was held at the house on Third
street Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m,
Burial at West Derby.
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EAST MONTPELIER.

Mrs. j. NJ. Gould recently fell on the
ice anc broke her wrist.-Dr. Nincent's
children from Orwell are spending a few
weeks with their grandparents. "A. NJ. Vim
'ent,-Mrs, Brown who has spent about
II year in town, has returned 10 her home
in Montpeiicr.-Mrs. Vernon Brown of
Rutland H. spending a few weeks with
relatives here Mr. and Mrs. G. 81. Foster
went To Barre ON sunday to visit her
sister, Mrs, w. II. Gledding. who Is i'll
with the grip,-Mrs. Austin Cove, Mrs.
George Gould and Mrs. Bert iIersey are
III with grip and under the care of a
doctor. William Stanley recently lost a
horse,
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WAITSFIELD.

Mrs. Mary Berry is visiting friends in
Waterbury and Montpelier for a few
"eeks.-M. j. Waterman sold a couple
of hnc driving horses last week to parties
from Connecticut.-Charles Bigelow, who
has been quite sick the past two weeks
with rheumatic fever. is improving and
able to rid" out.-Charles McAllister went
the first of this week to Morrisville,
where he is TO assist his brother. Harvey.
in his creamery work for the remainder
OF this month.-Capt. Il. ~. bushnell
has so f9r recovered from his recent ILL
moss as to be able To be on the street
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EDEN.

Miss Lasher is holding meetings in
town for a few weeks. There will be a
service at the Corners Church at 1l:oJ
a. M. Sunday. March 81. and at the Mills
Church at $50 in afternoon.-Maria Bick-
ford has been quite sick with the grip,
but is some better.-Harry Bickford is
at home from Fitchburg.-Thcrc is to he
81 sugar festival at the Corners church
Thursday evening of this week.-The
home of Ethel Bidwell has been quar-
antincd for diptheria. one of his children
having died with the disease.-Thc con-
tents Of the town clerks Office has been
moved to the home of the new town
clerk. W. j. Atwcll.-CharlcS Welsh has
moved his family to Johnson, and is to
work for Eert Hunt in the MILL. II.
Emery cut his hand quite badly while at
work Ia the box ShOn.
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ROXBURY.

Mrs. Frank Cloush and two children
of West Hartford are visiting at G.
Brucc's.-Mrs. W. II. Cady of Hunting
ton Center is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
r. +. Nichols.-Lee Wiley of Waltham.
Mass. is spending a few weeks in town.
-Orrin Ray has moved from Lee Wiley's
farm back to their home place
Mr.. and Mrs. w j. Carpenter and Mr..
and Mrs. T.. d. Rice were called to
Granville last week Friday by the illness
Of Mr.. Carpenters and Mrs. Rice'+
mother. Mr.. Carpenter and Mr.. Rice re-
main to assist in caring for her.-A son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Ray
last w~eek.-rhere will he a cottage prayer
meeting at the home OF Mrs. II. P. Wor-
cestcr Thursday e~vening.-It Is reported
that n student from Yale College will
preach here during the summer months
with a prospect of staying the entire
Vear.
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WOLCOTT.

Mrs. Lucy Davis broke her wrist Tues
day by Slipping m falling on the ice
A. y. Chapman and family were in Nor
%risvillc the first OF the w~eek.-Cieorgc
Freeman has moved to Town Hill.-C. j.
Kimhall has moved to Morristown to The
WI S. Daniels farm.-I1. T.. Wheelock,
who has been confined to his bed with
an attack of the grip is on the eain.-H.
w. Moody was called Ia Barre last week
by the death Of his brother.-Thc Roy. C..
II. Merrill Of st. Johnsbury occupied the
Congregational pulpit last sunday.
There were no services at the Methodist
Church last Sunday on account Of the i'll
ness of the pastor.-Mrs. +. IL. Wedge.
Mrs. Nettie Wheelock. Grace Golden
and Lillis Lenzada are among the ones
who have been having the grip the past
week.-Miss Althea Wedge is working at
the WolcOtt house.-Mrs. G.. VI. Wright
Is i'll with the munps.
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READING.

Mrs. r. II. Morse is at home from Wood
stock Mrs. Laura kingsbury died on
Wednesday of last week after a brief
illness with pneumonia, Funeral services
were held at the home Saturday morn
ing, the Rev. Mr.. Goddard of Windsor
oficiating,--A daughter was born TO Mr..
and Mrs. Alva Parker on March IT,
An Faster concert Will be held in the Uni
versallst Church on Supdsy. April 3 at
the usual hour of morning service
G. VI. Lawrence. who has been III at
her fathers in Cavendish. has returned
home. but has not yet recovered her
health Mrs, Obufn IL slowly recovering
from her feeent illness.-An entertainment
WAS held IN the hotel hail for the benefit
OF the Baptist Church last Saturday even
ing.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Wilcox Went to Water
bury Wednesday to visit her brother.
who got badly hurt at the hotel there
Tuesday.~Mr. Waiter from Boston was
in town Saturday.-Fred Somerville from
Roston is visiting his parents this week.
go Ernest kinsbury from Bellows Falls
came home Saturday -fhe Bible class
meet al the pa rsonasc Tuesday evening.
The Musicale club gave an interesting
programme last Friday evening. After
the entertainment the club We're invited