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CALEDONIA COUNTY
HARDWICK.

Mrs. Minnie Brown has gone to Boston
to visit for a week with friends.--S. II.
Darling .Jr, is home from Tufts Col
lege to spend Christmas at the home of
his parents. DR.. and Mrs s. L. Darling
A very interesting meeting for young
men was held at the Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. The
address was given by tho Rev l.. A.
Wilson of the Congregational Church.
1t is expected that these meetings will
be held every Sunday afternoon. Next
Sunday the meeting Will be held at the
Congregational Church.-Perley Hoyt Is
at home from Burlington to spend the
holidays at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. NJ. Hoyt.-Miss Ger
trude Lawson Is at home from Boston,
where she is pursuing u course of study
in the Emerson school OF Oratory.--
Mrs. W. L. Lawson. who underwent an
operation at the Fanny Allen hospital
three weeks ago. arrived homo Monday
evening, much improved in health.-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Titus and Mrs. Rowera
Titus spent Christmas DAY at Morrisville
guests at the home Of Mrs. $. A. Irish
The following officers were elected at
the last meeting of the n. f. o. +. lodge,
to serve for the following Year: Warden
Miss Clnire Collier; vice-warden, Miss
Ella Parks: chaplain, Mrs. Mary Morse
secretary. Mrs. Madge Martin; treasurer
Mrs. Nellie Merriam; guide. Mrs. Ascha
Parks; guardian, Henry LaNalley; senti-
mel. V. W. Merriam; editor. Mrs. Nellie
Hersey; pianist, Miss Mary Ward
trustee Frank Montgomery. and
Mrs John Bishop of Chicago have ar
rived in town to spend some time with
Mrs. Bishops mother, Mrs. Marie Ben
iamin. and brother. leon Benjamin -
Fern Eoss started for the South Saturday
morning. whore he will spend most of tbs
winter. He plans TO spend some time
in Florida and Cuba.--A. NJ. Mcfarland
of North Danville has purchased tn,
Russell property on WolCot street. ant
will take possession the first of January
Special Christmas services were held Il
the several churches Sunday mornn.
and evening. At the congregational
! Church Sunday morning special mus
was given by chorus choir and in IL,
evening an excellent sacred concert wa.
given under the direction of !.
| =. Vail
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEX JUNCTION.

Lucy Parker. the wife of Nelson W
Bates of Essex Center. died at the home
of her son. Willis Bates. in Westford
Thursday. Mrs. Bates is survived by her
husband and three children, Wallace Of
of California, Willis of Westford and
Mrs. Ella Gilbert Of Essex Junction
Funeral services were held at home
Of her son in Westford SUNDAY at
twelve o'clock, with interment in West
ford Hollow.
A pretty Christmas wedding took plaC o
a. the home of MI and Mrs. Curtis -.
Grow Tuesday afternoon when their
eldest daughter, Miss Geneva May, was
united in marriage TO William A. Roleau.
The ceremony which was at four O'Clock
was performed by the Rev. Evan Thomas
Of the Congregational Church only the
most immediate members of the tv }
families were present. The couple Wee
attended by Hiss Grace Grow, and Lynn
Grow, sister and brother of tho brida.
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CHARLOTTE.

The community was shocked by the
death of Charles C. Thompson that oc-
CURED Sunday afternoon He had been
confined to the house for about a week
but his Illness suddenly grew worse ter
mlnating in his death. He leaves n wife
AID seven children, and several brothers
and sisters He had been engaged in the
meat business here for the last year.
running u market at the Corners. The
members Of Breezy Point library will
keep open house In their hall Saturday,
| Dec. %, from to 10 y. m.-The choir
gave Christmas cantata in the vestry
Sunday evening, entitled The Star Of
bethlehem" to a large and appreciative
audience. A special Christmas exercise
was given in the Sunday school.-Warren
Stebbins is running a portable hay press
for Wilbur Ffeld.--Christmas tide brought
! the usual number OF friends and relatives
| from schools and business to the old
homesteads, Clara Beach from Saxtons
River Cora Williams, Constance Quick
Anna Harvey from Castleton. Marietta
Williams. Carline Wooster from Goddard
j. Richard Dean from Dartmouth
George and Merritt Carpenter from
Northneld. Sophia and Carolyn Williams
from Massachusetts, Percy Pope and LII.
Their Mollison from Boston, John Spear
| from Schenectady. Grover Goodsell from
| Boston.-The Junior classes of the Sunday
school were given a supper and presents
in the vestry Monday afternoon.-The
teachers training class meets with Mrs
l.. b. Mcneil Friday afternoon.-T up
per room in No. 5 taught by Miss vii
| liams and the lower room by Miss Har
rinCton joined in an interesting eXercis,
Friday afternoon. consisting of speaking
singing and Christmas tree that grew
presents for every pupil in the school. in
Guiding the teachers.-Joseph Bora, Jr.
has concluded quite extensive repairs o,
his residence on Mutton hill, raising tn,
ell, painting etc.
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p. CHARLES DUBE's ESTATE.
GTATE OF VERMONT, District of Chi

ETATE OF VERMONT. District of chit.
t,udCn.
To all persons Interested in the es-
tate Of l. Charles DUDE, late Of Bur
lington, in said district, deceased.
GREETING:
At Probate Court holden at Burlirg-
ton within and for the District OF Chitten-
den, on the cath day Of December, 1906,
ar instrument purporting to he the Liant
viii and Testament of +. Charles
DUDE, late of Burlington. in said dis
trict. deceased. was presented to the
court aforesaid, for probate.
And IL Is ordered by said Court that the
nth day of January, 1907, at the Pro-
bate Court rooms in said Burlington, be
assigned for proving said instrument
and that notice thereof be given to ali
persons concerned. by publishing this or
der three weeks successfully In the Bur-
lngton Weekly Free Press. q newspaper
published in said burlington. previous to
the time appointed.
Therefore. yUu are hereby notified to mp.
pear before ssio Court, n. the time o I'd
place aforesaid. and confess th- probate al
aid will. II you have cause.
Given under my hand. at Burlington,
in said district, this cath day of De.
cembcr, 1906.
MARCELLUS a. BINGHAM.
2G,w3t Judge,
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HIGHGATE CENTRE

Rev. c. T. Taplin. has returned
a ten days visit with relatives in
ton. Mass.-The Misses Lou and
Patterson of Claremont, \. H.,
spending the holidays with their par
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Patterson of
kins street.-Mrs. Ellen NJ. Stime1
New ZEN, Conn, and Miss \
Stimets of Providence, r. l., wer
town last week, the guests of Mr.
Mrs. Henry stimets.-H. ]. Lyon re-
ed Monday from short business
to Boston. Mass.-E, f. Herrlck|
moved from the Skeels house ~
house owned by Mrs. r. Louise
sons on Canada street'-Mrs' WI
Hefrlon and children of Montreal, u
are in town for the holidays.-M
7. Sanderson and children left Satd
morning for West Newton, Mass,
they will spend the holidays with
t,ves. - Hiram Patterson OF III
neId is In town visiting his parents|
and Mrs. ]. G. Patterson.-C. II. IA
Is confined TO the house with grin
we'll Austin of New Haven. Conn.
town spending the holidays WITH
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. q. Aust
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uNDERH1LL.

The students from the L. v. NJ, b. II.
S.. and V, B C. are home for the
Christmas vacation.--Miss Julia Scott
spent several days In Burlington last
wcek.-Eugene Metcalf has been appoint
ed mail carrier for the Underhill r. f.
D.-Miss Jessie Brown is spending the
holidays at the home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs j. J. observation-disclosures ex-
ercises were held in the Congregational
Church Tuesday evenng.-The Homeland
Circle met with Mrs A. +. Burdick
Thursday afternoon. A very interesting
programme prepared by the president,
Mrs Dora A. Knight. was carried out
Mrs Lettie Tracey of Buffalo. n. Y. is
visiting at tho home of Tier sister, Mrs.
Edward Percival. Fred Cayo, who was
formerly employed by w. II. Gaines of
this village. has taken a position under
Deputy sheriff MARROW, administrator of
OF the estate of Mr.. Phelps
the Center. He will manage the black
smith shOu in that village.
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HENRY c. ROOTS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
Chittenden.
The Honorable the Probate Court,
for the District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons inter-
ested in the estate of Henry c. Root,
late of Charlotte, in said district, dc
ceased,
GREETING.
Whereas. application hath been made
to this court in writing. by the cXccu-
tors OF the will of Henry G. Root late
of Charlotte deceased, praying for IL
cense and authority to sell the whole of
the real estate of said deceased, rep
resenting to said court, that it would
be beneficial to the heirs and all per
sons interested in the estate of said
deceased, to sell the whole of the real
estate of said deceased, ana convert
the same into money.
And bringing into court the consent
and appreciation in writing. of all the
heirs to said estate residing in this
state, and setting forth the situation
whereupon, the said court appoint
uary, 1907, at the Probate Court rooms
in said district. TO hear and decide
ordered public notice thereof to be
given to all persons interested therein
by publishing said order together with
weeks successfully In the Burlington
Weekly Free Press. IA newspaper
which circulates In the. ncighborhood
of those persons interested in said es-
tate, all which publications shall be
previous to the day assigned for hear
ing.
Therefore. you are hereby notified tc
appear before said Court, at the tim,
and place assigned, then and there
i'm said Court, to make your objection,
10 the granting of such license, II yor
see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probats
Court rooms, this gath day of Decerh'
Der, 1906.
NJ. NELLIE FLYNN.
26,W3t- Register.
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ENOsBURGH.

Miss Theodore Auman addressed
congregation of Memorial Church sun,
forenoon on what home missions me
for this country, both in the East
in the West as well as the South.
brought home to her audience the gri
result that had been accomplished.
the evening she spoke on the Morr
question.-Ow!ng TO change in
Gilberts business, Mr. and Mrs. Lyr
Gilbert have postponed their visit to
Johnsbury. for the present orye
of Bellows Falls is home for few d;
returning Wednesday, Nichols
the L. V. NJ, Burlington. is at home
the holidays.-N. j. Bashaw and fam
Mrs. F. *. Wright, Miss NJ. Kinney
J. B. Miller went to n. 7. Hopkins NJ
day evening where they had a fan
gathering with a Christmas tree.-N
Florence Perley went Friday night
Melrose highlands, Mass. TO visit r
tives there and pass the holidays. w
she returns her sister, Miss Martha Per
who has been there for some time,
accompany her.-Miss Minnie Yates
cousin. Mrs. u. Burleson. of Waterh
lare passing the holidays with I
cousin. Mrs. S. y. Stevens.--Mrs ). Y
| is visiting her sons. Edwin and Rich
in Fairfield. Miss Minnie Yates and
Courser have had telephones put in I
homes by the Northern Telephone g
Ipany.-J Libbey is visiting his neph
| e Libbey at Enosburgh Falls this W
Miss Jennie Ross. who IS teaching
No. Il. went to her home Friday and
return to her school Wednesday.-Dr
Mrs. Ellsworth Of Cambridge visited I
cousin. Mrs. Darius Houehton ~ V
Enosburgh. and Deacon S. n. Dow
East EnosburGh, the last Of the week
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MILTON BORO.

Mr.. Cameron living on Savage island
got into the lake last week when cross
ing from his home to Camp Rich.-Miss
Emma Bean is home for tine holiday
vacation,-The lake is open south of
Bean point near the shore.-Mrs. Eugene
NJ. Blake of St. Adams is with her
parents this week-D. X. Bean and fam
lily. Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Blake We're
guests at w. c. Blake's Christmas. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Costello at J. f. Films,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay, T. S. Berry ana son,
Jay, Art Mears, Mort Reynolds at
Thomas Sheans MIR. and Mrs. Earl
Costello at William Wright's, Mr.. and Mrs
r. T. Mills and Doris at c. |. Sandersons
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Howard and Madge al
!. Towards in Milton. Roy Bullock and
family at D. c. Bullock's, o. A. Stanley
and family at Nora A. Woods.
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WINOOsK1.

George Abraham, while working at
the wooden mills yesterday morning
had his right arm caught between two
rollers and suffered painful injuries to
the hand and arm. owing to the thick
ness of the cloth going through the
rollers prevented the bones OF the arm
being crushed The arm went through
the rollers to the shoulder before the
machinery was stopped Or. hin was
called and attended Mr. Abraham at his
home on Mallcts Bay avenue,
The ls-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gadue was seriously
scalded about the arm Sunday after
noon by the ovcrturnlng of plate of
soup. Mrs. Gadue had been i'll since
the American house fire in Burlington
when the family was burned out, and
some soup had been prepared for her
and placed on the table. The child was
seated at the table and dragged the
plate from the table and overturned
the contents on her arm and side
Miss Mary Reed OF this village and
Frederick Myers of South Burlington
were quietly married at st. Joseph S
Church In Burlington yesterday morn
ing. The ceremony was performed by
tho Rev. Mgr. Cloarec in the presence
of few intimate friends. The bride
was attended by her brother, William
Reed, who gave her in marriage, while
| the groom was attended by his father
Fred Myers, Sr, Following the cere-
mony the party were driven to TINS
village where wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides broth
err on Hickok street. Mr.. and Mrs
Myers left on the noon train for brief
wedding trip stopping at Vergennes for
a few days then proceeding to Lowell
Mass. where they Will remain about
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Tho wedding party stood under mar
riagc bell. The bride wore handsome
dark blue broadcloth travelling SUIT VITA
hat to match. The bridosmaids gown
was dark red. the rooms were pre'tily
decorated for the OCCASION inc coior
scheme being red and green. A weduins
dinner was served. The bride IS one OF the
most highly esteemed young ladies' OF the
village. She has been popular III Social
and musical circles, and has been a
member considerable time OF the
choir of the congregational church. FOR
about two years. she has been Ill the
office of w. S. Teachout & CO.'S store.
The groom is a cable man for the New
England Telephone & Telegraph company
at New Bedford. Mass. lie Is a son OF
Henry Roleau and formerly resided In
this village After few days trip to
Montreal. Mr.. and Mrs. Roleau will re-
turn to this village and about the last of
January will go to New Bedford. Their
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

John Reynolds has gone to Worcester,
Mass, where he has a posluon.-Fred
Delbeck has rented his farm to Lewis
Romprey. who has taken possession. Mr..
Delbeck has moved back to Burlington
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A Sirrice went 10 Nor
risville Thursday for two weeks visit
with relatives.-Mr. Coleman Is moving
from South Burlington to the farm he re-
Gently purchased Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
fuller went to New York Friday to spend
the holidays with their daughter. Mrs
w. f.. Hopkins. There is to be Christ
mas tree and appropriate exercises al
the Union church Christmas eve.-Henry
Paine, who had a shock about month
ago, Is not recovering so fast as his
friends would wish.
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HUNTINGTON, CENTER.

Mr.. ana rs. Clinton Pierce and Mrs
Stokes of Richmond spent Christmas with
Napoleon Sisters.-The worst storm of the
season visited this town Tuesday and
Wednesday.-N. A. Carpenter Is in quite
poor health.-Clinton Brewster OF st. AL
bans is spending his vacation with his
brothers. Carlos and Frank Brewster
Suel Sargent visited friends in Lincoln
this week.-Mrs. and Mrs. +. G., Bagley and
daughter Vera, and Mr., and Mrs d. +,
Hanks spent Christmas with relatives In
Randolph. will be n New Year
ball at the NJ. w. A. hall under the aus
pces of Camp 1861 Tuesday evening. Jan
uary /. Hatch's orchestra Of Bristol will
furnish music.-Michael Coursey visited
relatives In Bristol the first of the week
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs Frank Estes Is recovering from a
severe attack of tonsits-Mrs. Kate
Sears and Paul Nelson were married
Sunday. December 16, by the Rev. r. 7.
Edwa rds.-Fred Carpenter has gone TO
Burlington, where he has a position as
clerk for the w. f. Greene Paint COM
pany--Among those who are home for
the Christmas vacation are Miss Jennie
Wiloughbly from the Clarke school,
Northampton. Mass. Miss Ethel Claxton,
from the Albany Normal College; Miss
Christina Voight. from the Edmunds high
school; Miss Edith Reade and Miss Ina
Reade from Troy, y. v; Miss Stella
Foote, from her school in Cornwall, aXl
Allen Carpenter from Brigham Academy,
Bakers field. Tho commissioners on the
estate of tho late NJ. f. Cove of Ferris
burzh held their first meeting saturday
at the residence of u. O. Foote.-Dr. VAR
ney lost one of his driving horses recent
ly.-Guy Willoughbly is confined to the
house by illness.-The Y. w. c. 7. /.
will hold their December meeting with
Miss Jessie Prndlc. the president, next
Saturday evening. the 29th inst. a which
time will occur ,Ae annual election of Of
flcers.-The regular Thursday evening
prayer meeting this week will be held FL
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Taggart -
George Laramy, who has occupied the
tenement house Of Milo Webster has
moved his family to Vergennes-Mrs
Emily y. Prlnde who has been In Monk
ton for the past two weeks is now al
home-Mrs. Caroline Powell of South
Burlington is in town.-E. Krupp has
lost Ave or six calves recently with the
''black leg"
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at IIarle Lamb's.-Miss Genevicve Nor
gan of North Troy is spending the mol
idays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
f. S. Morgan.-Mr. and Mrs. Edison
Bates of Forest city, North Dakota, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Ben
ham.-Hiram Skeos. John Wolcott,
Grace Phillips and Lottie Buker and
Walter Brush are home from the BEL
lows Free Academy for the holidays -
Alvah Holmes Is confined to the house
with the grip.-1rranN Bennam of Bos
ton is spending tho holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Benham.-
Louis, Ruth and Emma Flint of Ran
dolph are spending the holidays with
their grandparents, the Rev. and Mrs.
r. T.. Herrick.
Miss Geneva Patterson returned to
Wallingford Tuesday evening after
spending Christmas with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jed Patterson Captain and
Mrs. Edward Rockwell and son. Harold,
of Burlington and J. ". Rockwell OF
Proctor were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. t. Goodyear Monday and Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mnckler and Mrs.
8. f. Joslyn are Ill with the grip.-There
were Christmas trees with approprat g
PNerClSeS at lne MetnOulSt anu EDlSCOpil
Churches Monday cvening.-AIiss Ethel
Coburn and Miss Potter of Belvidcre are
visiting at DR. !. s. Coburn's.-Mss Gene
We've Morgan returned to North Troy
Tuesday evening.-Mr. and Mrs c. S.
| Parker spent Christmas with their SON.
! d. II. Parker in Richmond.-Miss Releaf
Levanaway returned to her school in Chel-
sea after spending Christmas with hei
mother, Miss Ida anaway.-Miss O II
Hewey is i'll with the grip.-Mr and Mrs
Frank Grow Of St. Adams, Miss Electa
Allen of Boston and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Grow of Westford and Mr. and Mrs. II
A. Smith and Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Allcr
of this place were the guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Eugene Allen Christmas.-Mr ant
Mrs, Ray Hall and daughter, Mildred
of st. Adams are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Robinson and other friends r
town.-Miss Flora Lyon of st. Alban'
spent Christmas with her sister. Mrs. II
H. Beeman.-Mr. Buker of Cambridge !!
visiting his sister Mrs +. s, Morgan.
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WEST BOLTON.

Christmas was observed at the Baptist
Church with Il tree and appropriate ex-
erclses Miss Ada Brock of Richmond
spent Christmas with her aunt Miss
Anna b. Nealy.-Mrs. Byron Jones IS
visiting relatives in Barre.-Miss Edith
Tominson and Miss Helen Coleby of
Johnson are in town for the holidays
Mrs. Fred Putnam of Essex junction
visited at w. II. Davis rccently.-Mrs.
A. n. Tomlinson has returned from
Worcester. Mass. where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Lamb,
Antoine Lancer was in Burlington, Mon
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ESTATES OF GERMAN O. GERMAN
AND WIFE, MARIE LOUISE
GERMAN, BURLINGTON.

We. the subscribers, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District of Chittenden.
adjust the claims and demands Of II
persons against the estates Of German
q. and Marie Louise German, late
Of Burlington, In said district.
deceased. and also all claims and
demands exhibited In Offset there
to; and six months from the day Of
the date hereof being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do THEREFORE
hereby give notice that we Will at
tend to the duties of our appointment
at the office OF NJ q, Leary. In FIX
district on the third Fridays of jan
uary and June, next, at 10 o'clock n. m,
ON each of said days.
Dated this 24th day of December,
1906
NJ 6. LEARY,
WILLIAM STUART,
"e VA Commissioners.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Contiuued from First Pagc)

days with Mrs. Hanson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. n IIill.-Mr. and Mrs
Powell Tatro are to work for Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Clifford the coming sea
son. beginning with January 1.-Mr
and Mrs James Stokes are moving or
Brown hill, where they are TO carry or
Pcrley Browns farm.-Mark Hill OF
Hinesburgh has purchased his father
farm, and is to take possession the firs
OF March,
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs. James Millhan is still confined
to the house and only able to be out OF
bed a short nterVals-Mitchell. son OF
:. f. IIinsdale, was taken to Burlng-
ton one day last week for consultation
It is thought he is a little better.-Law-
renee Wellinger and daughter. Bessie
were in burlington last saturday as
also was b. II. Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs
Tires Isham of Williston called on rela-
tives In this town on Saturday.-Mrs
Ina Isham, who was severely injured
few weeks ago, is doing rs well as
could be expected.
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WILLISTON.

Watson Cady went last week to South
Royalton to spend Christmas-Miss Ethel
Stevens spent Christmas in Waterbury,
Miss Kate Talcott is at home from God
dard Seminary Barre. Tor the holidays
Miss Stella Metcalf spent a few days In
Burlington last week.-Charles Whitney
Is at home.-Charles Metcaf is at home
from Wakefield, Mass.-Bertie the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Phelps
lS very ILL.,
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BAKERSFIELD.

Miss Frances LedOux. of Richfor6
spending the Christmas vacation
her mother.-Mrs. Lillian Jeffords
Berkshire. visited at the home of
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ten
last week.-Miss Grace McNaney. of
Haven, is AT home for the Christ
vacation. brigham Academy closed
dav of last week for a recess of
exercises We're hel
the church Monday evening"
Eleanor Farrand. who is attending
Randolph Normal school, spent
Christmas vacation at home.