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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION.

The annual meeting of Ethan Allen
Ldge, +. & A. NJ. was held Thursday,
when Ulcers werc elected as fol-
lows: W. NJ, Guy W. Bailey: S. w. j,
II. Niele; j. W. \. A. Woods; secretary,
W. Il. Nichols; treasurer. |. l.. Hunt
ley; J. D., r.. o. Midget; s. D., Allen
Martin.
Mrs. Edward Bartumy died 8; her
home on the Whitcomb road Wednesday
April % after an illness of few
minutes. Mrs, BartumY was born Sarah
Naiyou daughter of Mr.. ANA Mrs. Ncl-
son Nalyou, in this village 81 years ago.
She is survived by her husband ana five
children Mary. Joseph. Alice, David and
Hazel, by her parents and four sisters.
Mrs. George l.. Patna idc ana Elizabeth
ValyOu of the village. Mrs Frank
Myers OF South Burlington, Mrs. Lewis
White of Barre. and five brothers,
Israe. Valyou of Bilcrica, Mass. o.
II. Valyou and l.. f.. Nalyou Of Burling-
ton and Edward J. and Nelson II. of this
village. The funeral was held at the
Church OF the Holy Family Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Titemore and
children started Tuesday night for Swift
Current. Saskatchewan. ~ w T., where
they will join Mr.. Titemore's parents
and reside,
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STARKSBORO.

Miss Alice Saylcs has gone to Rurling
ton wner" she has a post ion in a sani
Ia rum. MIR. and Mrs. George II. Chat
fec VINO have been visiting at Frank
1ilrS. have returned to Middlebury.-
Mrs DIN Ferguson is nproving.-Missc
Iona Day Of Bristol and Hattie Sargent
Of fncoln visited at William Hil's Sun
day-Mr and Mrs. Wesley Berry have
gone 10 Richmond.-Mr and Mrs. liorac
Tomlinson of Hincsburgh visited at John
Muxfield's Sunday.-Nr. and Mrs. Frank
strong of Huntington were in town Sat
Walter Baldwin who has
hccn ca ring for hcra,int in Bristol, has re
turned home.-lmo"enc Jennings, who has
been working for Thomas Hin, has RE-
turned to Jonesville. Herbert Clifford is
soon to open a meat market in part of
Frank Huns store.-Mr. and Mrs Swain
and daughter Of Huntington visited at
Hervcv Ilill's Sunday.
There will he a public auction at the
John Dcherville place. May l.. Free
lunch at noon. r. r. Strong, admx.
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removal of cancer Thursday at her
home in the north part of the town
Albert Whittemore of Charlotte and MISS
Anna Dart OF Monkton were married
Wednesday April 20 at the Methodist
parsonage in North Ferrisburgh by the
Rev A. y. Pottcr.--Quarantine has been
removed from the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William s. Kellogg. Miss Carlotta KEEL
logg. their daughter, who has been i'll
with diphthcra has recovered and no
new cases have appeared.-Dr. f. O..
TagCar Of Westerly. X. l., who was
called here by the Illness Of his mother,
Mrs j. r. Taggart. has returned home.
i'll wifi pneumonia is improving-A
heavy rain storm began here saturday
evening at about nine o'clock which
changed to snow at midnight and at
dawn Sunday morning three inches of
snow had fallen. Telephone wires were
broken by the weight OF snow and cattle
that had been turned out to pasture SUI
fercd, Some humane farmers drew hay
to their pasture for their stock early
Sunday morning.
A meeting of the W. C.. T. L. was
held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. f.. A.
F,llisons. Roy r.. Taggart of New York
City was the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Taggart, last Sunday.
Avery Harris has been the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. A. II. Thomas, in Monk
ton for few DAYS
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SALISBURY.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Char
les Couant Saturday. Miss Cora Field
of Pcteluma. Cal, is at Ida Wainwrights
helping care for her grandmother, Mrs.
Diana Thomas. who is quite sick.-Paul
Lamordcr has moved in to his new
home. recently purchased OF Henry
Kinsman Frank Batcheder has bought
a pair Of draft horses Of MIR. Chester in
Cabot.-Mrs. Il. NJ Pray has not been
as we'll of latc--Louvina Sabin is suf-
ferng from rheuma tism Lucy Sabin was
at home from Burlington over Sunday
Abhlc Minard is visiting at Albert
Dwincll's this wcck.--Mr. Dickey Is fail
ing, and not expected to recover.
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The alternates arc: 4. G. Shufolt, Reed
Buck, A. H. Buck, f. w. Hyde and DR.
W. Il. Arnold
Tho death Of Mrs. a. Warren CLARK
occurred at hor homo on Rugg street
at 1:O O'Clock Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Clerks death resulted from chronic
bronchitis and although she had been
in poor health for many years, the end
was sudden and unexpected. Mrs. Clark
was in her I'D year and besides hus
band leaves three children, Charles DOW
Clark Of New York W. Stewart Clark
of Schenectady, y. Y, and Miss Laura
r. clark OF this city.
The death OF Ruth Smith, the seven
Near-old daughter of MIR. Ransom J.
Smith occurred Tuesday morning %
Brights disease and heart failure, fol-
lowing diphthcria. Tho intormont in tho
Fairfax street cemetery took place TUGS
day afternoon Besides her mother
tho girl is survived by five brothers and
eiu
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MILTON.

William Osborne, the lS-year-old son
of David Osborne, died Saturday OF acute
diabetes lie had been i'll only few
two days before he died. He was a hard
working. Industrious young man. His
funeral was held at Trinity Church Mon
day morning at ten o'c,oCk, the Rev. ].
c. Currier officiating. The Modern Wood
men, which he had only recently joined.
and the Pulp Makers Union, to which
he belonged. attended in a body and es-
corted the body from the house to the
church and from the church to the GENE
terry. where Venerable Consul George II.
Swan read the commitment service OF
the NJ. W. A. and the Rev, j. @. Cur
rier closed with the Episcopal service
for the dead, The bearers were George
Robinson. Michael Carroll. Leon Barry
and Curtis Miller. members OF the union.
lie leaves father, mother and four
brothcrs.-Fred Gordon has finished work
at the pulp mill and went 10 Randolph
Saturday Mrs. Adde r. Landon return
ed from Ohio Saturday where she spent
the wintcr.-Mrs. Emma W. Quinn ar
rived Saturday from ST. Pctersburg
Florida She was accompanied home by
hcr sister. Mrs. Henry Rellam OF St
Petersburg. Rev. J. L. Sherburn Of
Barre preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning and at n union
service Sunday eve ing nt the Congrc-
Rational Church. William Odln re-
turned TO Andover Tuesday.-Thc Calico
hall ut the opera house Friday evening.
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w1LL1sToN.

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Maria Hurlbut
Burnett was held from her late
home saturday May .. She leaves
daughter. an only child. who
has devotcdly Jared for her failing
health. She was in her goth year.
The Rev. r. NJ. Kent officated
Quartette composed of c. f. Johnson, w.
H. Mctcalf, Mrs. Miles Kraws and Mrs.
Homes Pryor. sang. and the bearers
were her ncphews. Edward. and John
Burnett, Jr.. stephen Riggs. and Arthur
Thompson.-T NJ. w. a. held a social
dance in their hall last Friday evening
Tho Willston band will hold q band
concert, box sociabe and dance in the
Woodmcns hall Frda' evening May Is.
All ladies' are requested 10 bring box
containing lunch enclosed The boxes
will be sold at auction.-Mrs. d. /. Tai
colt Is sick.-Mrs. Iect remains about
the same.-Mrs. w. r. Tarbox is i'm
proving.-Iouis Lundcrvllc is gaining
The members of the band have had
their measurements taken for new uni
| forms.-Thcre was SIX inches Of snow
here Sunday morning, and the weight
Of It broke tho telephone wires in many
Federated Church will meet with Mrs
w. r. Tarbox Wednesday afternoon. -
Misses Helen Clark and Jessie Johnson
spent Sunday with their parents.-Mrs.
James Patten Is gaining.-Mrs. Pryor Is
staying for week or two with her son
Homer
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SOUTH STARKsBORC.

Joshua Brown has cut one foot bad
~ with an aXe.-Mrs Pearl Doty is a bic
to he about the house.-Pcrry Hal
locks family have moved to William
Morgan's house on Quaker street in
Lincoln-Mr. and Mrs Edward Orvis
and daughter visited in Mddebury
last week MIR and Mrs. David Fol-
lansbec visited their daughter IN
Monkton Saturday and SundaY.--Miss
Anna Follansbee has gone to Lincoln
Center, where she has employment.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

Arson Fielder and sister. Mss Daisy,
visited Bristol Saturday.--Sunday morn
ing tn" ground was covered with nearly
six inches of snow.-Mrs. Clara Norton
OF Burlington was at home over Sunday.
A Slaughter was born To Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Tromby Monday morning at
Hanksvile.-M. T.. Brewster has moved
into the house rented of r. A Norton
Hiram Brewster OF Nassa chus-tts is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. War
ham Brewster. and other friends here
Miss Kate Ellis is in poor health this
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Strong visited his
sister. Mrs. DIN Ferguson. at Starksboro
the first OF the wcek.-Ralph Brewster
and George Droycr went to South Starks-
boro Tuesday to visit friends, Nj. l..
Villas of Burlington was in town Tues
day.-.Mrs. II. II. Brewster is still con-
fined to the house with cryspelas.-S. j..
Randall and daughter. Mrs c. 5. Brew
ster, visited in Hnesburgh Wednesday.
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CHARLOTTE.

f.. II. Converse in his recent trip to
New York called on a former townsnan,
r. Percy Byington. who has an impor-
tant position with the New YORK
Architect as manager of circu!ation.- re
Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. K. H..
Smith Wednesday afternoon.-F. b.
Smith has completed repairs on his barn,
AMI has fitted up farm shop for wood
and iron work west of his house.-There
will ho an illustrated lecture on Panama
and the Canal Thursday evening in
library hall.-A social club was organic
ed Wednesday evening, to meet once a
nth.-Rcfrcshmcnts were served at the
Grange meeting Monday evening
state road work will be done mainly on
the highway from the Four Corners to
the railroad dopot.-Mss Kate Smith has
returned from Pawlet.-Mrs Trowbridgc
of Massachusetts has been visiting her
brother, f. H. ITorsford and family
There Is a fair outlook for poisoning
Of fruit tees this Spring.-The wet wea-
Their has made spring work unusually
backward. very little II any sowing hay
ing Yet been done.
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SWANTON CENTER.

T.. NJ Hubbard wa tho victim Of
painful accident Saturday morning He
was driving posts for a fence when the
head of the maui flew off hitting him in
the face and cutting a cash in his check
over two inches long through to he
lining Of his mouth. He was carried n
the house in an unconscious condi-
ton and four stitches wcrc required IN
close the wound. Mr.. Hubbard is i'm
proving satisfactorily. Miss Florence
Hubbard has returned to Richmond after
a week at home-Miss SUSIE McIvor re-
turned to Swanton Tuesday, after nursing
for several weeks the li,tI" daughter "
Frank LaBomhard. The child is steadily
improving in tcalth.-The roads in this
immediate vicinity ara getting settled.
while in some parts Of the town they re
considered the worst for years
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JERICHO.

About five inches OF snow covered
the ground Sunday morning. Erred w.
Buxton is at homo from Cambridge for
a week-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods
of Essex Junction were guests over
Sunday al T.. W. Curtis s.-Miss Marion
Jackson Of Burlington spent sunday
with Miss Phyllis Brown.-Miss Eliza
beth Krcwct of st. Mary's Academy
spent sunday with Miss Ellen Costello.
Tho Womans Foreign Missionary
society will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. G. y. Hulburd.-The Ladies'
Help society will meet with Mrs. N. H.
Goodwin this afternoon.-Mr. Green.
who has been i'll several weeks
at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Henry
IIurlbut. was able to he taken to Lin
coin Saturday. Misses Nellie Field
and Birdie Van Cor of Burlington were
guests over Sunday OF Miss Field
uncle. Arson Ficld--A son. Charles
Arson Ernest, was born Sunday to the
Rev. and Mrs. Clement Tomlin. MIR.
and Mrs. john whittier are more com
Portable and Mrs. l.. c. Rice has re-
sumed her duties as teacher in the
| primary department.
| John n. Williams OF iiolyoke. Mass,
is in town, called here hy the critical i'll
ness of his mother, Mrs. Sarah jackson.
Mrs John Strong ard children are in
| Essex junction with her parents for a
week.-A. W Ross was in North Under
| hill Tuesday.-Miss Ida Liberty OF
! Morrisville has been visiting at w. r..
! Buxton's.-C. s. Palmer of burlington
was in town Tuesday.-Mrs W. X,
Curtis and Miss Linn" Curtis were in
Burlington Tucsday.-lsaac Chase and
son. Horatio Chase, have returned from
business trip to the northern part OF
!
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. JOHNsBURY.

Principal Rowland of st. Johnsburv
Academy has announced the commence
mcnt honors at st. Johnsbury Academy.
Madeline J. Randall of st, Johnsbury is
valedictorian and Dora NJ Wilson OF
CRANKY salutatorian. The others in the
honor list, given alphabetically and not
by rank, are Bertha S. Aiken. Arthur A.
Burt. Vera l., Drew, Helen l.. Eastman,
Earl w. Richardson, all of St Johns
bury, Edna A. Wells, CRANKY. The com
mcncemcnt speakers are Madeline l.
Randall, Earl W. Richardson. Mary
simpson. Craftsbury, William G. Walker,
Cabot. Dwight l., wells. CRANKY, Edna
A, wells, Dora NJ Wilson and John
Wood, Littleton, n. II.
There are several cases of serious sick
ness in the village George II. Crosby
the tax collector, and j. Albert Paddock
mail carrier. being in critical condi-
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RICHMOND.

There will be a public auction at tho
John Dchcrville place. May IL. Free
lunch at noon. f. II. Strong, adrnx.
North Star Lodge. f.. & A. NJ, has de-
cdcd to rebuild the block burned re-
Gently and has appointed a committoc TO
Investigate and receive bids for rebuild
ing. Dr. a. l.. Bingham and G. S. War
rem of Wiliston ana r. T.. Jones with
the three leading Officers OF tho lodge,
Marry Ellis, DR.. H. II. Secly and b. Il.
Crandal.
The Alround club met with Mrs. r..
H. Flagg Friday evening. donald
OBrien of Burlington was the guest Of
his mother, Mrs Annie O'Brlen, satur-
day.-Mr. and Mrs c. j. Spaulding
visited in Burlington Saturday.
Lillian Van Ma,re has returned from two
weeks with friends in Burington.-Mis
I.enore Zero, a student at Mount st.
Mary's Academy, Burlington, visited her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Buley,
over Sunday Mir and Mrs ". S. CON
ant OF Athol, Mass. are visiting his
brother i. G. Conant.
Mrs. Patrick Tobin and daughter of
Waterbury are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George Lucia.-Mrs T. A. Rhodes enter
tanned the Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of
Kings Daughters yesterday afternoon. --
Mrs. George Palmer has returned from
| Burlington, whore she has been visiting
several days. c. Nichols was IN Bur
| lingtou yesterday.--Mr. and Mrs. y. {.
| Davis have returned from a few days
| stay in Cambridge, their former home. -
Mrs Abbie Gallup is visiting in Swanton
Walter Kennedy entertained the Swas-
| tika club Tuesday evening. Tho first
prize was won by Mrs. J. Wesley Berry
and the sccond by J. Wesley Berry -
Mrs Charles Bostwicli is visiting hei
/ : ster in Winooski
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LYNDONVILLE.

The May meeting Of the Passumpsic
Congre sationai club will be held with the
church in this village the afternoon and
evening of Tuesday May 10 Following
the banquet at six o'clock there will be
the usual post -prandial exercises in
charge of the president Of the club. the
Rev. DIR. S. G. Barnes, pastor of the
South congregational Church. St Johns
bury. The topic will be "Elements Of
Christian MANHOOD and the speakers
the Rev W. G. Clark of Lyndon. Editor
Charles T. Walter of the st. Johnsbury
Republican and Chauncey A. Adam
secretary of the St. Johnsbury Y. NJ c.
A. The address of the evening vii! be
given Ivy Prof. Herman n. Horne pro-
lessor OF philosophy at Dartmouth Col
l.t,
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LEICESTER.

Oscar Martin died very suddenly of
pneumonia on saturday He was i'll only
four days The funeral was hcld at his
late home Tuesday. MIR. Martin leaves
q wife and one daushtcr.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fiskc were called from Worces-
ter. Mass, by the death of Mrs. Eliza
beth Sawyer. sister of Mrs. Fiske who
made her home with them many sum-
mcrs. Mrs SawYer's death took place
at the homo Of her niece, Mrs. George
silver in Pittsford. The funeral was held
at the home of Mrs silver saturday,
Roy Stickncy had tn" misfortune to
break his wrist Saturday. IRIS. Howell
Arnold and son. Roy arc visiting in
Winooski and Essex Junction for few
DAYS
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HuNESBURGH.

There will be a public auction al the
John Deberville place. May y. Free
lunch at noon T. r. Strong adnx.
The ball Friday night given by the o.
T. s. was attended by about so couples
Music was furnished by Bartons orchss-
ira assisted BY Miss Alice Nash, pianist
Mrs A. *. Moore has gone to Burlng-
ton TO visit friends. Miss Mary Dow has
resigned her position at Goddard Semi
nary because OF Ill hcalth,-The high
school students are preparing "'The Mer-
chant of Venice" to be presented in the
near future.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Congrega tional
Church will give a sociable in the town
hall Saturday night Supper will be serv-
ed from ) to s O'Clock, followed by an
entertainment furnished by Mrs. DR.. H..
l.. Wilder Of Burlington The trustee or
the church has received the legacy OF
500 lief. by the late Mrs Susan A. Ray.
Fla rmers are wrestling with an incle-
men. spring and making little Roadway
with their work, Sunday morning there
was eight inches of snow on the ground,
Many are short of hay, which brings
SIG per ton and Is scarce at that.-Mrs.
r, j. Harris is going to return soon and
make her home in her residence In the
village. Mrs, Isham and Mrs. Curry will
move out and are going to burlington.
Mrs. Peter Iavigne and Mrs. Frank
Iavigne are i'll with grip.-Thc Ladies'
Aid OF the Congregational society will
have sociablc at the town hall Satur-
day evening. musical and literary
program will be gven,-A. ID. Nittum
Of VerGenncs is spending few days
In town.-Mrs. Louise Ray OF Shelburne
Is spending few weeks at Mrs, Lucy
Ray's.-Jacob Geprage who underwent
an operation for cancer at the Fanny
Allen hospital remains in "A serious con-
dition.
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FERRISBURGH.

Fletcher Frisbic is at Or. Sparhawks
in Burlington receiving
treatment fOT rhcumatism and
Mrs. herbert Booth ere parents of a
son born Monday.--Mrs y. Parker and
J l.. Scott are in town after the win
ter in Florida.--Rosc Dubuke and
Stanley Eacon Of Waltham were mar
ried Friday Miss Grace Gordon has
returned to Nergennes after several
days with MIR. and Mrs. William Pecue.
Mrs. stephen Merritt returned Mon
day to Mllbrook after n month with
her daughter. Mrs. &. w. Field and
Mr.. T.. r. Booth.-I1 II. Gardner, l..
T. Avery and w. T.. Downor were in
Burlington Monday.
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SHELBURNE.

Trinity Church parish Monday after
noon elected the following officers: Ncs-
trymen, Walter A. Weed, senior warden,
DIR. w. Seward Webb, junior warden; J..
". Deyett. secretary and treasurer.--O
A. Spear, Robert Ockcrt Clayton G..
Read. j. Watson Wobb;auditor. G. G..
Read: delegates to convention, DR.. W. s.
Webb. &. c. Read, O. A. Spear; alter
mates. j. j. Collamer, w. A. Wead l. II.
Deyctt.-Thc Shelburne high school won
the first ball game of the season from
the Crescents OF Burlington on Satur-
day Tho score was 10 to Mrs. KEEL
ley and Miss Elizabeth Kelley lately OF
Saratoga, n. y, visited Mr. end Mrs. j.
L. COll3mpr Oyor Sunday
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JERICHO CENTER.

The question of general Fourth Of
July celebra ton at this Village is being
agitated. Mrs. Jennie Jordan was taken
Wednesday morning with fainting spell
and is quite sick.--rhe condition of Well
man Wa.ston. who is sick with pneu-
MONA remains about the same. They
have trained nurse from Burlington
Mrs. Cora G. Abbott OF Upton Me. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dora Brown
Ralph Corliss who has been attending
the Troy Business College, came home
last Friday, sick with the measles.
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WINOOsKI.

Edward J. O. Hrien died yesterday af
ternoon at two O'Clock at his home on
East Allen street after an Illness of two
weeks with pcritonitis. He was born in
Fostra county. Ross Common, Ireland.
June s. 1890 and was thus in the 3Sth
year of his age. At the age of 10 he
married Miss Ellen Mctirccvy. also OF
Ross Common. Ireland. ard year later
sailed to this country coming directly to
this village where he had since resided
Five children were born to them all Of
whom with his wife survive him. They
are John. Anna. Ella NJ. Margaret, and
william Mr.. O'Brion was member OF
Fanny Allen court OF Catholic Order Of
Foresters and its members will meet in
Allard's block this evening to make ar
rangcment for the funeral which will
probably be held at ST. Stephens Church
Friday morning at nine o'clock For the
past five years, Mr.. OBrien had been
the night Waterman at tho Chace cotton
mills.
George Bleau and Miss Florida Provost
were married at st, Francis NaTor
Church Tuesday morning. The ceremony
was performed at $50 O'Clock by the Rev
j, f. Audet The young couple were at
tended by their fathers, a. NJ. Bleau
and Toussant Provost Following the
ceremony. a wedding breakfast was SER
we'd at the home of the brides parents
on Malletts Bay avenue, and in the even.
ing "A reception was rendered them the
bride was the recipient OF many beau'i-
full and useful presents. After snort
wedding trip they will make their home
with the brides parents.
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HUNTINGTON.

There will be a public auction at the
John Dcherville place, May l.. Free
lunch at noon. r. r. Strong, admx.
Mrs. +. G. Martin has returned from
Goblcville. Micl.. where she has spent
the past five months Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dvire were in Burlington Saturday
Miss D. NJ Kenyon was at home from
Mortified over Sunday-Mrs. W. b.
Smith is very i'll with the grip.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Sherman are entertaining
their daughter and husband Mr. and
Mrs. Gushing OF JeffersonVile.-N. A.
Bckford is visiting in l'ristol.-The
Mission society met with Mrs. George
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

4 son was born Thursday to Mr. and
Nrs I p. Mckenzie Mrs. A-ottic Pratt
and little son, Lee, of Mechanicsvile are
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs +. G..
Isham-Gay fogg l. moving his family
back to the Prior house after spending
the winter with his mother Mrs. }. ID.
Hill.-Mrs. Eliza Sherwin has let her
farm TO Mr. lamouday, who also car
ries on the Hayes farm.
G. L. Story is gaining slowly. James
RYAN has gone to Brockton. Mass.
where ne has a position with his brother
Owen-Miss Kate Story has entered the
Vermont Business Collegc.-%rs. Fannie
Muir is gaining slowly from her recent
Qpcration
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WESTFORD.

f. g. Macomtcr has sold his farm to
his son, Charles +. Macomber.-H. T..
jackson is doing large amount of
lasting for building a new barn.-Mr.
and Mrs Grant Myers of Holyoko, Mass,
are in town for several days.-The La
dies Social circle met with Mrs. L..
A. Bates Wednesday afternoon. About
So was received as the proceeds of the
dance and oyster supper given by the
knights of I'ythias Friday evening.
1t Is reported that Frank lonBe has
sold his farm to parties in Arizona. where
Mr. Ionge will go at some future date.
The change will not take place at pros
ent.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Baker Of Bur
lington spent the week at i. ID Longe's