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bridge, an action of assumpsit was held
in Lawyer Martins office Monday
The jury r. w. HAN, W. w. Smith, G.
w. Allen, w. p. Wiley and S. d. Teach
out, rendered a verdict for tho plaintiff
to recover t2553 which was claimed as
the sum in fun including costs. Lawyer
Martin appeared for the plaintiff and Mr.
Smith appeared for himself
Tho annual meeting of the Lad 60
Social Union Of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church was held with Mrs. Evan Tho
mas Tuesday afternoon. Tho ufTlvors
elected arei Board Of directors Mrs.
George b. Drury Mrs D. ]. Hunter and
Mrs. Arthur Douglass; secretary nul
treasurer Mrs. Guy W. Bailey; enter
tainment committee, Mrs. Homer Wright
Mrs Charles Scully, Mrs Harmon Hall.
Miss Julia Bates and Miss Cnrlcno For
rim; supper committee, Mrs. Frank Al.
len, Mrs. II. ". Rice Mrs j. Gaines,
Mrs w. S. Toaohout, Mrs. Henry Teach.
out and Miss Clara Teachout; programmes
committee. Miss Blanche Browuell. Mira.
David Marvin, Mrs. f. II. McGInnis,
Mrs. +. II. Parker and Mrs, r. H.
Stanley. The reports Of last years Off.
Gers We're heard and showed n prosper
Gus year. The society has received tia
past year from fnmbc' snip dues ana on
terta inments about 500 and now has
about 80 I'm the treasury. About %
ladies were present at the meeting.
The funeral Of Miss Fl'zaboth Irrary
Lane, daughter of Mrs Frank II, Parker
was held at the homo Of Mr., ma Mrs
Parker yesterday afternoon Mt twpl
O'Clock. The service was private only tho
relatives and most Immediate friends be-
ing present. Tho Rcv, George Y. bliss ofl
St Pnuls Church, Burlington, oflplated,
assisted by tho Row. Evan Thomas of the|
Conversational Church OF this village.
! Tho bearers woro llorata Read, tleun|
hrpwnelh James E, Douahie and Archla
Parsons The floral ulbuies wern man u
ahd beautiful The burial was IN thA
| smwood nNeuue cemetery in BurilnetenI
whore her father was buried
Miss Marine H. ThaYer left last night
for Boston AMI will sail this aftpl1een for-
a trip ia Central nr1 South America .
She will go as the guest ef Mrs -. "a
Emery nf Burlington, whose husband 4
fnthrr Is the owner Of a line Of steamers
plying betwprn the United States ant
South and Central America.
News was received yesterday mornin n
of the sudden death Df Mrs e. 81
Tearh's arlr sister. Mrs. Hiram r Cad u
Iof De Pere, WIS Mrs Beach expects III
receive the particulars later
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Ernest Millham mot with a worry pain
ful accident Friday while in tn" icehouse
helping to move an old partition. The
men were unloading ice at the same time
and in some manner "A cake of ice
Weighing over 800 lbs. fell and struck
him on the foot cracking the bones
A little child Of George I.atLlippe died
Thursday Of diphtheria and was buried
Fridav.-Mr. apd Mrs. W. w. Aldrich
gave a card party and photograph
entertainment Wednesday evening
Refreshments We're served.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Crowley entertained
20 friends at their pleasant home Satur-
day evening. Progressive whist was
played. the head prizes being won by
Bert Isham and Miss Frances Hourihan
and tho foot prizes by F. G. lsham and
Miss Alice Qulrlan. Refreshments were
served.-A. +. Read with a force Of rnen
from Essex Junction Is cutting ice on
Shelburne pond % inches thick and of
fine Quality.-Georgc Dolan of StarSs-
boro was in town Saturday-Mr. and
Mrs Walter Aldrich attended = dance ar
Guy Harris's in Milton Saturday ever
ing.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
MILTON.

II O. Phelps died Thursday evening ut
80 o'clock Of malignant eudocarditis, an
Lucrative inflammation Of the valves Of
the heart following pneumonia of which
disease he had safely passed the crisis
His funeral was held Sunday morning
at eleven o'clock at the house and twelve
O'Clock at the Methodist Church. The
service at the grave was under the di-
rection of the odd Fellows Of which he
was n member
Mrs. Geo. J.. Morse is visiting at her
old home in IIighgate. Geo. l.. Morse
was at Morse's Line Observation-Disclosures
Depatic. formerly of Milton has bought
a store at s.. Almond. = q.
CAPTAIN Jerry w. Finn. an aged res
ident of Milton. died Monday forenoon
at the advanced age of Sc wears Cap
tain Finn was born in ireland and
when "A hov cmigratcd with his parents
to America where they took up their
residence in Westport. \. Y. At an
early age he began work as cabin boy
on Lake Champlain when that was the
principal mode of TRANSFORMATION. and
| finally rose TO the rank of CAPTAIN 1
position he held until he retired from
tbe lake service late I'm the sixties He
then purchased thc farm on North
street whore he resided until his death.
He is survived Inv one daughter Mrs.
Henry Brush of this town. The fun
oral was held az his late home We'd
nesdav nj one o'clock after which the
remains we're tal,on :, Wastport for
| buriol hv tbc side OF his wife who died
I'm 1Soo The funeral Of Herbert y
| pbelns was hold ot his late home at
| eleven o'clock Sunday and at ono
o,c,ock SUNDAY NJ tho Methodist
Church. The Rcv NJ II. RYAN otficiat-
| cd assisted ot ,bo cburcb nv Rev. f.. T.
IIorrick Tho choir of fine church sang
throo selections The odd Fellows ana
Rebekahs attended i'm a body There
wore many beautiful flowers. The in
torment which was In thc village Gene
torv was I'm charge OF the odd Fellows.
| past d u. G. NJ. col. W. u. Stewart Of
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WINoOsKI.

Samuel Bigwood. one of the most
prominent business men of the village
died carly saturday morning at spar
hawks sanitarium in burlington of
BriEhts disease and complications af-
tor an Illness covering n period Of about
three years. Mr.. Digwood for the past
AZ years had been identified with tho
business and financial interests of the
village. Samuel Bigwood was born In
Fromc, County of Somerset, England,
July ., 1888, and AT the time of his
death was in his 74th year. About the
year 1Si9 william Haywood, father OF
the deceased. came to America and To-
Gated in Winooski, where he entered
the employ of the Burlington Wooden
Mills company remaining there the re-
mainder of his life. TWO years later
his wife, son Samuel, and a daughter,
jeanette, came from England, being
followed later by another daughter.
Emma. After receiving his early edu-
cation in the schools of England he
served an apprenticeship of seven years
as tinsmith. Upon coming to Wnooski
he entered the employ of James Shedd,
a year later removing to Utica, \. Y"
aud later to Easton, Pa, Forty seven
years ago he moved to this village and
had since made his home here, conduct
ing a hardware and tinsmith store sue
cessfully. In politics Mr. Bigwood was
prominent as a republican, did effective
work in all campaigns, and was many
times elected to Offices in the town and
village. Among them. moderator Of
town meeting, being well versed in
parliamentary law and q model presd-
ing officer He also held the Offices Of
selectman of the town of Colchester.
trustee Of the village OF Winooski,
trustee of the Winooski graded school
district, and at the time of his death
was president of the Winoosli Savings
bank being elected to that office upon
the death of the late :. H. Weston He
was man of tho staunchest integrity,
with strong convictions which he ably
championed MIR. Bigwood was Il mem
Der OF the Baptist Church in Burling-
ton, and for - years was superintend-
ent of the Sunday school. He was also
senior deacon of the church for 80
years. and was n liberal contributor
to all church benevolences. lie was
also member of Webster lodge No.
| CT, L. & A. NJ. of this village. Mr.
Rigwood is survived by his wife. who
was Mary Abigail Granger, widow OF
John Granger and daughter of Elijah
| Uerricl< Of West Milton. There are
| also four sons. Frank e., in business
| with his father, Williams f., Of Toronto
| Ontario: Harry w. Of evidence, X
/ l.. and Fred II, of this village. inc
funeral was held at the lat" home
on East Spring street Tuesday after
noon AT two o'clock and was con
! ductcd by Webster lodge. y a. \. VI
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ESSEX JUNCTION

\ telephone message sunday an
nounced the death in Boston saturday
night of Bessie Lane aged y years
Her mother, Mrs. T. H. Parker, was
called to Boston saturday evening by a
telegram stating the serious condition
of Miss Lane and took the night train.
arriving too late. however, to see her
daughter alive Elizabeth y. Lane was
born in Burlington and had lived most
of her life there. About a year ago
she went to Boston. a younger broth
err scrYves
r. ]. Parker and c. w. Barney, con-
tractors and builders of this village nave
been awarded the contract to build for
William h. Johnson n Son, their Touring
and feed mill and elevator SOxio feet, OF
flee and scale room 26x2S feet, and store
house 100XSO feet to be erected on their
lot on Park street.
The continued hearing of the case OF
j. w. Hunt VS.. Mark Stevens OF Cam
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HUNTINGTON.

Miss Daisy Kenyon has been at home
for a few days from Northfeld.-M re-.
Marie Smith ana Miss Kathleen Saylos
were in Richmond Sunday.-King'
Daughters were entertained Nodues-
day by Mrs. John Mason.--Mrs. Sanford
Ross's condition still remains serious.
Mrs. Hiram Pierce is suffering with
heart troublc.--Jamos Mahan will en-
terrain the Farmers CLUB February y.
Clarence Kenyon has rented rooms
In cyrus Harriss house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ross Of New
London, Conn, came Monday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Ross
Elijah Rollins has moved back to his
home farm.-Mrs. j. w. Spaulding is i'll;
also the family OF Marvin DeBorvllle.-
Mrs. r.. G. Martin will go to Michigan
oon to visit her parents.-Messrs Nelson,
Ellis and Bickford visited Burlington,
Monday.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mrs Marble Pierce is recovering slow
ly.-Parkcr Bcane was injured Tuesday
while cOastinE. Mrs. Wyram Taft, Mrs
Elsie I'm ana niece, Paulin" Tart, visited
at Ambrose Tart's i'm South Starksboro
Tuesday Miss clara Norton went to
Monkton Tuesday and from there to
burlington where she will b. the guest
of Mrs G. j. Russell f. Y. Bartlett Of
Detroit Mich, visited his brother George
bartlett Sr., the first OF tho week.
In the school taught by Miss Mabel
Stockwon tho following pupils had no
marks: Parker Reane, GoprE" and Ivan
Dwycr and Harry strong. Ei'I Liberty
was absent ono and one-half days. In
the school taught by Mrs. Georgia Pierce,
Ila Russell had no marks. Dolly and
Ruric Liberty were absent one-half day
and Alice Andrews one day.
Dr. George spillor opticia1 will %" at
Fulcrs hotel February u at Gilletts
February 90.
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CHARLOTTE.

Bert r.. Teelyea Of Charlotte and Eliza
beth NJ. Charbonueau of Vcrgcnncs were
united In marriage February 2 by the
Rev. Arthur u. Potter Of North Ferris
burgh.
Peter Cameron of Winooski is visit
ing In town.--Master Eugene Goodall
is visiting his teacher. Miss Gertrude
CarriRan, i'm Pittsford Mrs. Bert VIII
marie Is ill.--Lake View creamery pat
rons commenced filling their large ice
house with Ice nearly foot in thick
ness and Of excellent puality.-Bert
Villmaire was In Bcldcns MondaY.-Miss
Ethel Byington visited her sister Mrs.
Prindle, In East Charlotte last week.
Mrs. H. d. Edgcrton is i'll with the grip.
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WHITING

Justin Goodrich died Tuesday of pneu-
moAla and heart failure. He had beer i'll
only two days. Mrs. Goodrich and two
grandsoss, who have the grip are very
ILL., the youngest boy critically so. They
lost their last child a few months ago.
Three sons all grown to manhood have
died Mrs Charles June of Arlington
was in town last week.-Mrs.. V. c. Kel-
scy and Mrs. G. 7. Mason visited III
Brandon recently Frank Simonds Is
in town.-rhc masquerade ball was at
tended Friday evening by sixty couples
Mrs. E patnode ofShoreham was in town
recently.-The Grange organized here
Saturday evening had about 50 charter
members. Thomas Chambcrlr Is in n
hospital In schenectady very i'll with
pneumonia. his mother is with him.-Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Patnode were the re-
cent guests Of their son, George. and
family The grin is Raging in town.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Miss Luna Sumner is passing a week in
Whiting.A COW belonging to a. a.
Roardman was SO severely injured a few
days ago by falling upon the ice she had
to be klled.-Mrs Matilda Baker is MAX
ing extensive repairs on the interior of
her dwellng.--Thc drama, Jerry, the
Outcast" was reproduced Friday evening
before a good house.-Ahout 40 from
MiddlohurN college took supper at the
Green Mountain House Saturday night
Mrand Mrs. Clarence Hunt are guests
Of his father, John Hunt Miss Edith
Fletcher of Ripton, who has just re-
turned from the hospital in Burlington,
is passing n week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs John SosSons.-The ladies of
St Barnabas' Guild are planning to hold
% salc-Niss Emma Cafarics is with Mrs
n. g. Bishop at West Salisbury for Il
few weeks stay.
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ORWELL.

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HINESBURGH.

Bernard F,mmOnS will carry on Mrs,
Henry Whites farm the coming year
Henry Murray of Goddard seminary IA
at homo It'll L. Bcccher of HYdrVill"
is in town.--Rufus Gray viii move
from the Wortheim farm in Richmond
to William FinleYs place.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Allie Hull entertained with whist
Friday evening.-Mr. Rumney Of
Brookfcld is visiting his daughter
Mrs. Worthcim.-AEiss Grace Barker
has returned from Burlington.-Mr
Dimick. the new miller, is moving into
the Brothers house.
Amos Hall died Sunday morning after
a short illness with pneumonia, lie Is
survived by Il wife and two daughters,
The funeral was held al the house
Tuesday at one o'clocR.-MrS. c. {.
Adams and daughter are both very Ill
La Platte Chapter. .. e. 5. Will enter
tain the Charlotte and Richmond chap
tiers Friday cvenng.-iicrhcrt Becher OF
VAUDEVILLE has been in town few days
| T. NJ Horton and John fallon OF Eur
| lington were in town SundaY.-Miss
Mary Wilson gave a tea Saturday after
noon to several of the young women OF
| the Congregational society.-Master
| Wilton, who has been threatened vita
pneumonia. is better Mrs Wilton Is
| also ill.-The Rev. &. G. Adams did no;
preach at the Congregational churcn
Sunday owing to the Illness of Mr.
Adams and daughter.
The oldest house i'm town belongs tn e.
| l.. Douglas and is occupied by +. Is. DOW
| 1t was the first frame house in the village
and built in 1890 At that time the village
consisted o. a few log cabins. Through
all the changes of over a hundred years
this old house has remained practically Is
| first built and is still a very comfortable
habitaton.-A little dog belonging to AUif
Murray ran mad and was shot in ms
fathers parlor before he did any harm -
The Breezy Point Dramatic club from
Charlotte played bar Haven" before a
o-house here and every one enjoyed the
performance-F. l.. Andrews has moved
to Shoburnc.-Frank Maclntee has en-
gagged as second man at the creamery,-C
Il. Moore has gone to work in Martin
Pierce Il CO.'S wheelwright shop Mis-
Mary Wilson entertained large party
of ladies Saturday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs G.. G. Adams Miss Glare Hun gave
whist party Friday night-Mrs. II. c
Cassidy will return to Springfield this
week.-The Rev. A. T.. Locke is making
a house to house religious canvass 81
| this town.-John Busley, his wife and tive
boarders are all very i'll with the grip
Amos Hall is very low with pneumonia
The members of Mead's orchestra anc
their ladies were entertained finely at O
A. Meats Monday night-Henry NJ WIN
son and daughter, Mary, went to Burlng
lton Monday to remain three weeks a
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JERICHO.

Miss katherine Ravey is entertaining
Miss Caroline Lone Of Vlctory.-A son
was born February 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Hurd NOntaGue.-Frank McGinnis will
work for Il. e. Haulcy the coming sea-
son.-Kei Myers has finished work for
f. g. Pease and gone on to the farm
with his irother-in-law Balt2ar Tricb.-
Mrs. Frank *. Howe went to Norwalk.
Ohio. Thursday. called there by the i'll
moss of her mother.-Ray Hanley of
North Troy is in town.-George Howe of
the L. V. NJ. has been visiting his
mother Mrs. Clara Howe.-Tho following
is a list of the leaders i'm scholarship in
the different grades Of the intermediate
department for tn" first half Of the win
ter term: Fourth grade. 1st, Addic Van
daw. md. Gladys Small. Maud Irish;
fifth grade. LIST. Bessie Percival, 2nd.
Edith White; sixth grade, list Bert Nat
trosy. end, Fred Ross.
Miss Irene cleveland is visiting her
cousin. Miss Sadie Fostcr.-Miss Elsie
Iov of burlington was at HON" over
Sunday.-E. +. Alger will work for
clifton curtis of Cnderhll-GeorE"
Howe. George story and Theodore WILL
Iiams of the University Of Vermont
were In town over Sunday.-The Wo-
mans Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. Martin Packard Wednesday
afternoon supper was -"rN"d.-
Misses Lowry ana Ransom or III" hlSh
school passed Saturday ana sunday
with Miss Ransom's aunt, Mrs H. W.
Packard.-Miss Madge Rood Of Hardw'ck
has been visiting her parents MI ana
II. Z. Rood. Allen Clerkin' wh" Will
work in Shelhurne the coming season.
expects to move there this week
Alton Stafford went Monday TO H"rk-
Shire.-Mr. and Mrs, Ezra Hammett OF
East Fairfield have been visitors az
Isaac Chase s.-Mrs y. u. t"chrah'
went TO Jonesvillo Monday To see nor
daughter, Mrs. Bert Fuller.-HarrN, the
elder son of Mr.. and Mrs, Iiurd Mon
tague has been dangerously i'll Tor
several days.-Miss Lulu White OF
Waterbury is the guest of her mother
Mrs Flora White.-Msses Laura ard
Julia Carroll were At home over sun
day.-Mlss Sadie Booth is passing some
time with her sister, Mrs. jennie small
Edward NarneY, who has ben Ill with
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COLCHESTER.

The annual parish visit aud donation
VIII be- given az the Congregations
parsonage Friday afternoon and even
ing.--G. H. Mcbride slipped ANA sprain
cd his aukle Saturdav.-ormel Sasor Il
suffering with an abseess In his head
A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs
Charles Parsons SATURDAY The King
Daughters viii meet Friday MT MIR
Parmelee's several members of W. Il
Munsen's family are suffering with tn
grlp.-The Kings Daughters have en-
tered the Free Press voting centes
through their leader. Mrs. Myren shaw
w. Thompson has y new span %
mules from Fort Ethan Allen.
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The Friends quarterly meeting. held
here Saturday and Sunday was we'll at
tended. The Rev. l.. j. Rugg of Macendon.
y. y. who was here for the quarterly
meeting, will remain and assist the pas
tor the Rev. James Rcnfrew, in a series
of meetings Commencing Tuesday even
irg meetings will be held every night
for the remainder of the week.-Mrs..
Sarah Rathbun. who has passed a few
weeks in Bristol, has returned to her
sisters. Mrs Ellen DaY.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Haskell of Bristol were in town
Sunday
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WEST MILTON.

Charles Laduc of Milton Center IS daf
gerously i'll with pneumonia.-Mr. ar
Mrs. L. 6 Herrick and Alison Hcrric
were none Of them well enough to atten
the funeral of their hrothcr-in-law,
Bigwood Tuesday.-Orc Of Francis XII
ney's best COWS was badly injured Satu
day by slipping on the ice while going
water.
The explosion of gasoline euSii
Tuesday morning caused q serious Il
jury to one of Leroy Sanderson's eye
and ii is feared that the sight will
destroyed. He is the son of w. L. SAL
derson OF Petty brook and was about
start the power for the grinding of som
feed whom there was an explosion, hi
face was burned and particle Of SOM
thing penetrated one eye. Ii Will be
few days before tho exact extent Of h
injuries can be determined.
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EAST MONKTON.

Miss Flora Berg finished her second
term Of school ON Kaolin Hill Friday
and has returned to Nergennes, She will
start the first Of April for Detroit Mich.
where she will visit relatives several
months. njamin Williams of Lincoln
IS visiting his brother, W.R. Will!ams-H.
H. Williams is I'll with pnoumonia-Ed.
Lamb is having extensive repairs made
on the interior Of his housc.-GeorGe
Morgan is reported as gaining Mary
Roscoe is at home from East Addison
Miss Lefty Barnum, who has been i'll
with the grip is bcttcr.-IVan Garron will
work for Edward Palmer the coming
season.-The party at Mrs. Kara Eaton $
Friday evening was largely attended and
very enjoyable games were played and
light refreshments served, Music for
dancing was furnished by Mrs. Mabel
Collomer of Bristol and Benjamin Will
llams of Lincoln. The singing by Mrs
Eaton Mrs. Collomer, and her brother,
Ncrn Weaver, was much enjoyed.
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fever Is improvng.--J. Wells Reynolds
Is at the hospital in Burlington on ac-
count of his arm.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Sheldon and daughter of Essex Junction
were in town Sunday to attend the fun
eral Of II. o. Pholps.-Dr. l.. =. Holcomb
took Erwin Weston to the Mary Fletcher
hospital Monday for treatment for his
foot which was crushed by mill stone
last Week.-Mrs. Anna Gotta, who IS
suffering with an abscess In her head, was
taken TO the hospital I'm Burlington Mon
dav for an opcration
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Baglcy gave
whist party Tuesday evouin'
The prizes were won by AR
Agnes brewster and Henry Russol
Cake and coffee were scrved.-SCh hoo
closed Friday. Mrs. Georgia Pierre
being III and not able to attend. IN
vitel hor pupils to her homo wher
games were played and they wcr
treated 70 popcorn, cakes and candy
Mrs. Samuel Tart has returned
Montpelier after visiting AT Fran
Brcwster's.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IL
warn were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. I
Brewster the last OF the week.-M
and Mrs. Frank Strong visited in Bri!
tol Friday
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BRIDPORT.

Fred Crane recently had a leg badly
bruised by the rolling of a log.-Elvin
Norton is critically ill-Mrs. Ira Fletcher
is improving Mrs. w. NJ. Grandy has
been in Burlington "a wcck-Thc net pro-
ceeds of the Christian Endcavor social
were sli--rhc Bridport choir sang at the
funeral of Mrs. Lucas, ir Shoreham Sun
day.-Miss Mcleod Of Middlebury college
will give some fine selections at the
social February S--Thc ladies will hold
a social at the vcstry Thursday evening
J'nl,.uu,,.
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LARRABEE'S POINT

* w. King is out after a short ILL
ness. Mrs +. T.. Plat. who has been
caring for her sick mother in Mddlebury,
has rcturnod.-R, T. AbcGg returned Sat
urdav from weeks stay In Boston,
Miss Mao Rrusee passed Sunday with
her parents in. Crown Point \. "a ser
ious operation for an abscess was per-
formed on r. G. Easton Saturday.
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guests of Henry Hickok Alice Landon IL
at home from Chester for her vacation
y. j. Wilton. his wife two children and
his mother are all i'll with the grip. Mrs.
Whitton's sister is caring for them.