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WINOOsKI.

The clothing store % G. +. Pcasc &
co. in the W.aooski block was entered
by burglars late Monday night and
about $500 worth Of clothing taken, most
of which has been recovered, although
the burglar got away with about $40
worth of furnishings.
shortly h"f'"r midnight Mrs, Heath,
who resides with her son, DR.. e. A..
Heath, In the block. heard a noise at
the rear NJ the building, and went to
the window. from whore she saw two
men disappearing around the corner Of
the new skating rink, carrying bundles
She waited some time, and then, becom-
ing suspicious tolrphoncd to Deputy
SheriH Ravl0. who notified V. ). Pease
In Burlington Mr. Pease came over to
Winooski shortly after midnight ana
WIN MI Ravlu began an investigation.
III was found that the burglars mad
i"fVcu an entry into the rear or the store
by bfeakiug the glass Of the inner door,
AFTER sprinsing heavy grated door on
the outside The burglars had good
START ana could not be- located although
MI fease and Sheriff RaVlln senrched
IN vain for some time.
inc clothing was discovered TUESDAY
ihorh'hS on the bank near the r"h'""u
track only q short distance from the
Pease store, Just how much plumber the
burglars secured could not be learned
out 1t was not a great deal, Inc cash
drawer was not ,sslested. II IN eneuSht
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MILTON.

The temporary embarrassment at the
Donahue creamery was satisfactorily ar
ranged at the farmers meeting held Sa'-
urday. Al that meeting 20 per cent. ~
what is due patrons for October milk
was paid and the remaining q per cent.
will he paid in "A few days, when cor
tract. acceptable to all concerned. will he
signed II. +. Powell was appointed FIN
ancial agent to handle all money and at
tend "a all business outside of the manu-
facture Of butter, which Mr.. Donahue
will attend to personally. Patrons VII
bo paid weekly after December - ana
viii he paid IN July and August next
for milk delivered during November
About fifty OF the friends and neigh
bors of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barry
gathered at their home Thursday even
ing 10 remind them of the 25th ami
versary OF their marriage. During the
evening MI and Mrs Barry were pres
cnted with a purse containing s33,
Twenty-Five, being silver dollars. and soy
eral other valuable presents or silver
and gold Cards and other games werc
played and refreshments were served.
The affair was a complete surprise "a
them Miss Genevieve Morgan of North
Troy is at home FOR few weeks vacR-
tion--Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Coburn OF
Bevidere and Mr. and Mrs. 6. +. Rich
ards Of Jefersonville We're the guests OF
their son and daughter, Dr., and Mrs.
T. s. Coburn, last wcek.-Tho
Champlain Dramatic club viii present
"Timothy Delano's Courtship" at village
hall Friday evening.-The schools hcgar
MondaY--There will be sociable at the
Congregational vestry Tuesday evening
r. d. Martin, T Shean. W. +. Ken
nedy and Homer L. Powell passed Wed,
nesday in Burlington.-I, II. Plant /,
| able to be ut work again
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JERICHO.

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r,a,,,,,a 1,na c,,1s.noa tt,,1buSd of Ros.
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RICHMOND.

The A. O. II. fair closed Saturday
evening when the following articles were
drawn: chamber suit, Miss Tresa Egan;
oak chair. Miss Rose Greenwood. i've
dollars In gold J. Sullivan Of Willston
sewing machine, Mrs. George Cham
payne: ton of coal. George Cham
payne: pipe, George Kcefe picture
Fletcher Kenyon; ham, William Nc
Govern; barrel of flour. John Carver
ltcg of tripe, Fletcher '<cnyon; picture.
Marie Berry; pair Of shoes, william
Ready Of burlington; clock, Nellie Dorr
of Underhill. couch, Clayton Sahens;
lace handkerchief, John Koofc horse
whip. J. Mann of Burlington; SILK nm
brella George Kecfc: sweater, NJ. Algcr
of Jonesvillc; jox cigars, Edward Brad
Icy: box nre. john Morton; silver cake
dish j. Kilpcck Of Jericho; sofa pillow,
George Eecfe.-Mrs. A. c. Place and
Mrs. Austin Of Wnllston are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Derrick.-Elton
| Fish and Bert johnson are attending the
| Vermont Business College IN burlington.
/ Miss Abhic Lincoln IS visiting IN
{ Willston.-Bertran Baker. who has been
| the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Good
/ win for two weeks has returned to
| Peckskill. y. Y-.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
| Robinson who have been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs ". A. Bcssctt,
/ have returned to Rel 'ns.-Miss Beatrice
Postwick entertained at her hamc Tues
day night.-John Ran of Waterbury Is
in town.-Mr and Mrs. Edmund Cannon
/ and children of Springfield Mass, are
/ visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ Cannon Miss Lena Seaver OF Montpelier
was in town over Sunday.
s J W McGarghan and Mr. and Mrs.
, T. T. NcGarghan are in burlington to-
day to attend the funeral Of n relativ" 49,
Carl Jones has returned from Spring
/ field, Mass. where he has been employed
by the American Express Co. for several
months Tile Aid Circle Of King
| Daughters will be entertained by Mrs.
O. r Wood and Mrs. William Tictz
| Friday aftcrnoon.-Miss Sarah Conant
IS visiting in Koeue. y. H.-Mrs. c. II.
Pine IS visiting his parents in Georgia.
Tho December meeting of the Women's
| Missionary society i'll hc held with Mrs.
, Allen Bryant Tuesday afternoon.-A. r.
Crandal was IN Fairfax yesterday
Sheriff Tracy of Montpelier was guest
of ]. w McGarehan at the Park House
Tucsday-Miss Grace ToWne entertained
a number of her friends at her home
/ Monday eVeninG.-E. I. JACOBS ana Mrs
Eva Saylcs wero in Huntington yester-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. j. S.
Sweet THE Rev. Frances kmball was
called to Wililamstown yesterday to Of
ficiate at funeral.-The Christian
Endeavor society met at Mr. and Mrs
w. C. Fullers Wednesday ~venng.-
Sunday morning at the Congregational
Church. the pastor will speak on Taking
Men Alive" in the evening. Rowing Ur
Strea Mis- Beatrice Bostwick enter
tanned the Swastika club Tuesday even
ing-The R. II. S. basket ball team went
to Waterbury last evening to play the
Waterbury high school
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JOSEPH BEANS ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT. District of
Chittenden.
The Honorable. the Probate Court for
the District OF Chittenden.
70 the heirs and all persons interest.
cd in the estate of Joseph Beau, late
of Milton, deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas. application hath been made
to this court i'm writing. by the cx-
Ccutors of the last will and testament
of Joseph Bean, late Of Milton. pray
ing for license and authority to
sell the whole of the real estate
of said deceased, for the payment OF
setting forth therein the amount OF
debts due from said deceased, the
charges of administration, the amount
Of personal estate ana the situation OF
the real estate.
Whereupon. the said Court appointed
1907, at the Probate Court rooms In
said district, to hear and decide upon ga Id
application and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested therein, by publishing
said order together with the time and
place OF hearing. three weeks successive
ly in tho Burlington Weekly Free Press
newspaper which clrculates In the neigh
borhood OF those persons interested in
said estate, all which publications shall
be previous to the day assigned FIR hear
Ing:
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place assigned then and there in said
granting Of such license. II you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate
Court rooms, this Attn day of Decem
MARcEI1Us A. BINGHAM,
23,w3t Judge,
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lowing teachers: No. I. Anna Hayes;
no 5, Anna Il. Patrick and Bessie Weed;
No g. to be filled; No. Z, Belle Cogans;
No S. Nellie X. Bissonctte; No. O. Nell
Noonan; No. TO- Katherine Smith; gram
mar school, Jessie Wheeler high school,
G. Nernice Dovett
+. r. Miles Of Burlington was in town
Tuesday on business. Mr. Miles will as
soon as spring opens, repair and paint
all the buildings on his home place near
the village. This II considered one OF
the best and finest located farms In
town It carries 25 cows and team.
Since November 1t has been under the
management of George WILLIAMS, former
~ of Burlington. Mr.. Williams Is a
born farmer, is enthusia site in his work
and already n marked improvement Is
noticeable In the stock and general sur
roundngs.
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs, Sarah Cray. a sister OF the late
John Spooner. died Tuesday. November
%, Of senile debility, at the home of Mrs.
Spooncr. where she had lived for several
years. She is survived by a son, Judge
Willard Cray, Of Minneapolis, MINI.
who arrived here Thursday. The funeral
was held Friday and the burial was
al Highga'- Eugene Ovttt Of
Sheldon has moved to the farm OF II. p.
Marsh, recently purchased Of the A. L.
Wiley estate.
ture within four degrees Of zero. was
the coolest of the season.-Repairs are
being made on the interior of the Pearl
Steam Laundry.--T. Larochelle and
daughter, Rosa, passed sunday In COW
ansville, Que-W G. Mason has re-
turned from Washing ton, u. G.. where
he attended the international Y. NJ ..
\. convention as state delegate.-Miss
Linnie Budd has returned from a
weeks visit in Montreal--J. e. Wal
lace passed Sunday in Cambridge.
f. W. Draper has returned from Og-
densburg n Y. where he purchased
eight head Of Holstein cattle.-Miss
Marion McCarty of ST. Adams has
been passing few days with her
aunt. Mrs. y. l. Draper.-Mrs +. s,
fIutc h!Gaon has returned from a visit
to New York city and her sister, Mrs.
G. f. Rugg in Glcns Falls, y. Y.-Mrs.
H. y. Hart is passing week IN
Rakersfeld.-Miss Bernice II. Hail, who
has been in White River Junction for
a few days and Miss Vida Morohouse,
who passed Thanksgiving in Poland
y. y, have returned.--Schools opened
| ha n H.
ers.-C. II. Mitchell had one hand bad
ly injured while shoeing horses sat
urday.-Mrs. Alice W. Nysteun and
child loft Tuesday for Albert
Lea, MINI. after about six weeks with
her parents. the Rev. and Mrs. F. 2
White-Miss Fanny Fish returned &c
| Rutland Monday after few days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fish.-E. u. Cushman returned &c
burlington business College Monday
j. b. Crochier of Montreal passed
Sunday here.-Mrs +. G, kimbsll pass
ed sunday with her sister, Mrs Lewis
in Burlington.
Orrln Longe, an employe Of l.. Il
Marsh. was knocked scnseless ant
dragged down the Kimball hill Saturday
night before regainins consciousness, II,
| Il
| thrown back but not fastened. The poe
fell forward on his head cutting tho
| scalp so badly that several stitches hal
| to be taken.-A, II, Wright is slowly re
| covering from an attack of rheumat''
| fever w. Pomeroy was in burning
ton Tuesday to attend n meeting OF th'
| committee on teacher training or th'
| Vermont Sunday School association
Mr. and Mrs. W. r.. Ladd and daughter
| Madeline. left Monday with Mrs LAID
father, T. n Judd, for Los Angeles
CAL for an absence of four months
II. Duba of Bristol, who has been pass
ing a few days with his son, w,
Duba. returned home Tuesday.-Mrs. j
| Lawrence has returned from Newport
where she visited her son. Earl Law
renee Melvin Montieth Of Newark, y
j., who was called to Montgomery b,
the death OF his mother was In tow
Tuesday with his brother Edwin. The
were former students In the high schor
here.
December is maintaining her record 70
GOODNESS. Tho minimum reading Sunda
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SWANTON.

James A. Wright and Miss Agnes Y.
Jackson wore married by the Rev. NJ. II.
Sharples at the Methodist PARSONAGE
Wednesday evening Nov. y.
Contractor Amos is pushing tho new
water system with viEor despite the
wintry weather large gangs Of men be-
ing employed on the reseroir and in lay
ing the last of the piping. The work has
been seriously retarded particularly
during the summer, owing to the dinl'
Guilty In procuring labor. Now. however
the labor question is easier. Tho spey cal
" constructed piping under the river u
vet to be laid whom divers Will he en-
ployed Ernest nd Homer Prouty, rural
free delivery carriers are Ill, and their
places are filled by substitutes. Tho
sixteen months old daughter Of Z. vs..
GLADDEN. died Monday noon of pn'u'
monia. The funeral was held AT the
house yesterday at two o'clock :
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs J. s. Sweet. who had been crti-
cally i'll several weeks. passed away at
her home sunday evening. The funeral
services werC held at tho union church
Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock
School opened Tucsiay.-Miss Daisy
Kenyon returned to Mortified Monday
after THANKSGIVING vacation with hcr
par"nts.-Thp ladies Missionary society
will meet at the parsonage this
afternoon sunday school has vote
Ia have a christmas tree the evening II
December -
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being one and Wednesday IA below zero.
DIR. r. S. Hutchinson returned We'd
nesday from New York where he has
been for three weeks in a graduate
school OF medicine--The sale by the
Young Peoples Home Missionary So
ciety at the home Of Mrs. V. A. irish
Tuesday evening netted s95.-Don G.
Stone passed Tuesday with his sister,
Mrs. NJ. =. Perley going to Fair Haven
"wednesday, where he has employment
w y. Holden returned Tuesday from a
few days visit with Harold Huntley in
Essay, where several OF his late as
sociates on tho Jordan hall faculty celo-
brated Thanksgiving together. Mrs. G.
l.. Rounds returned Tuesday from a
three weeks visit with her children In
Boston and other Massachusetts, cities.
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GEORGIA.

Tho union Thanksgiving service wa
held at the vestry OF the Conrre gsttiona
Cbu,h THURSDAY evening with sermon
by the Rev G.. c. Mcpougall.-A com
many of 10 met at s. NJ. Pixies Thanks
giving when dinner was eaten from
plates 10 years old and the turkey carved
on a platter which Is known to be nearly
hundred years old, having belonged Il
Mrs Pixies great grandmother, Mrs
Elizabeth Rogers-Banner Grange vii
meet Friday evening Schools opened
Monday Mrs. Bertha Dee, teacher !,
the academy and Miss Hunt OF Fairfa,
in the brick schoolhouse at the Center
William Rankin was in Burlington Mon
day
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS,

Bardwell Soper, an ll-year-old hoy
of wayward inclinations, who has been
repeatedly complained OF for various
misdoeds, has been sentenced by Judge
Post to the industrial school at YER
gennes. for tho remainder of his min
GRITTY, His latest break was stealing u
number of carpenters tools in Fairfax.
The boy appears to be a typical de-
generate. His father has long state
prison record and his mother has no
good influence over him
The death of John Driscoll of Fairfield
occurred at the St Adams hospital Fri
day noon Mr.. Driscou died Of o coln-
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. +. Il. Glllett have been
visiting relatives in Rutland-Sidney
Lawrence of Wlliston liz the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Perkns.-Misses
Lou and Georgia Goodrich Of Williston
were in town Tuesday. Miss Bessie
Stockwell has returned to Randolph az
ter the Thanksgiving acation with her
parents.-The school will open Monday,
December 2. with Miss Nash OF Jericho
and Miss Alser Of JonesVllle as teach
ers.-Morton Alger ia in Charlotte. Miss
Emma Edwards Of Burlington passed
Sunday with her parents.
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CHARLOTTE.

Peter Cole has returned from Bellows
Falls.-Mrs. Joseph Manor and childreh
returned from Plattsburgh Monday-L
Richard Dean returned to Hanover ~
H., Monday.-Frank Miller of Burling
ton was in town Monday.-Merritt car
penter returned to Mortified Monday
after passing THANKSGIVING at his home
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ST. GEORGE.

NJ w. lIinsdale was in Richmond
Monday ana Tuesday.-Miss Margar-
cite RILEY has gone to Huntington to
teach the village school-Mrs. Ina
IIinsdale and son. Mitchell, are visiting
relatives in Waterbury.--Wi William Miles
and family passed THANKSGIVING with
Lawrence Wellinger and family the
REV. Mr.. Greenleaf of Hnesburgh
passed Tuesday at A. j. Downers.
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Teeth Extracted

The only office In Burlington where
you can &C. teeth extracted without a
particle of Iain without taking gas.
My method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no after effects.
DIR. l.. ID. HAZEN
once. 1856 Pine St. Burlington, VT.
ONCE hours. 10 to 3. 7 :oS.
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MILTON BORO.

The Rev. NJ II. Ryan held service here
Sunday.--School commenced Monday with
Miss Pratt. teacher--Alice Wood re-
turned to ST. Adams Sunday and Winnie
Shean and Grace wood to r. +. A. Mon
day.-N G. Blake Is at Camp Rich dur
ing the absence OF Mr. and Mrs. Bean
at Scottville Mich
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IONE CENT
II
| A w o r D

Advertising in this column one cent
word. each insertion Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance
required No advertisement taken
watch Is less than twelve words, two
lines. Special terms to advertisers
using from $50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months.
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Dibbell of New
York State a'e visiting in town.-Mrs. V.
II Tomlinson OF East Barre returned
home Saturdl Edward Plant OF Meth
u"n. Mass, IS visiting in town.-Mrs. e.
NJ. Gle Of Cnderhill IS with her son, G..
r Clio. for few daNs.
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RICHFORD.

AtA OAAA SAeDs
Tho funeral Of Peter Martin was
held at All Saints Church Saturday
at nine o'clock. the Rev. n o. IT,
! Dorion officiating, and the burial
took place in the Catholic cemetery Mr.
Martin was a long time resident Of Rich.
ford and was rs years old He died Of
hemorrhage Of the stomach Nov. q.
from an injury received tho prcv!om
day while working IN the gravel pit fol
the village corporation.
/ Application has been made to the pro.
bate court " Franklin county for the
| appointment OF guardian for H. Ralph
! Carpenter and a hearing thereon Will
he held az st. Adams next Mon.
/ day. Mr.. Carpenter is in an infrmary
at Boston.-C. NJ. and s r. Boright,
who bought the saw mill at Stevent
Mills will operate It under the name "
the Mississippi Lumber company with
w. r. Locklin as manager.-F. r. Fvles
and l.. VI. Jenne have sold the hotel II
Abcroorn. = O.. three miles from here
! tn Charles Bodwell Of Sherbrooke. p. o.
The price paid is said to he $4,000 for
the real estate and 5000 for the rer.
sonal property. Messrs. Fyles and
Jennc viii reside on the st. Pierre farm
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cisco, Cali visitor here enjoyed M
lrSt SieieArlde IN ~ years laSt week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Ro"Iey ana danah
ter, VINO nave o'en IN boston Two week.
visiting Ny. RowI'ys rather nave re-
turned home'--f.d"ard Livingston
passed sunday IN Newport WIN rela
tNeS.-Klchara smith OF west HNo'
& nnrSn' PRESIDENT OF mo Rl'hl'rd N'V
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g 'turHaF'-i -. "a roma ~ E"Sl berKsi''''
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weeks Is enjoying Il TWO weeks VaNa-
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that the burglars became frightened
at the light in the sherlff's house and
fed, leaving tho plumber behind. No
clue to the robbery has been discovered
althouga the ma er Is being looked UP
by Sheriff Ravlin and the local police.
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the serious Illness of her father.-The
Loyal Temperance Legion Will meet
at Mrs. A. c. Varney's Saturday AFTER
noon at two o'clock
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WEST MILTON.

William Granger has moved TO VIII
liam Swecney's farm. Alton Costello to
the house vacated by Mr.. Granger and
Pearl Gabaree to \. A. Herricle's ten
erront house
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"Revise" your hOmc-furnishinSs Oc-
casiOnaIIy--using classified al. TO
sell the used things and buying the
.s~ LhiaRA from stores that advertise.
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FRANKLIN.

s. n. Tracy has returned from Jorda
Hall and has moved into his own house
H G. Spaulding has a position in tn
hotel at Hyde Park.-Mrs. Emma Re
is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. l.. Alex
ander. in Burlington.
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EAST HIGHGATE.

Horace Morrison, former residen
is visiting A. II. Marsh and othe
friends -Mumps are prevalent in tow
". q. Badger of Fairfield was her
Tuesday Lizzie Bickfou is pass
ing a few days In Swanton.
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Want advertisers grasp the skirts
Of happy chance, AID breast u. ~ -.
~ sHcamsIaAee,n
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FOR SALE-h good farm OF S2S acres
situated on the main road from East
RoXbury to West RrookAed VIII Keep
thirty COWS. forty sheep. four horses.
buildings are IN frst-claSs shape, run
ming water at house and ha"1. For
particulars, write to, or come and see.
Frederick Ruiz. Randolph, VT, Il. +. ID.
No. 3 "a W3m.
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POINTERS.

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help or to sell farm should use TINS
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are solo every Issue and your advertise-
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BAKERSFIELD.

School is closed for a two weeks vac;
ton. Those having no absent mari
during the term were: Sylvia Hea