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EAST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Edna y. Wadleigh died at her home
Tuesday. She is survived by three chill
dren, X. Grace f. Blanche and F.. p.
Wedleigh, step-son, George Wadleigh.
and step-daughter, Miss Abbie Wad-
leigh both Of Los Angeles Cal. a brother,
X, a. Paul, and two sisters. Mrs. f. A.
Perley of this place and Mrs C. II.
Stratton of Enosburgh Falls The funeral
will probably be held from Calvary
Church Thursday morning Calvary
Church was the scene of n very pretty
wedding Wednesday evening when Mr.
Morris Scoville Of Hartford, Conn, and
Miss Sylvia Wilson of this place were
united in marriage by the Rev. W. c.
Bernard. Immediately following the cere-
mony reception was held at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scovile VIII reside in Hart
ford, Conn.-The Rev. c. j. Peterson at
tended the funeral Of the little child of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kimball of Enos-
hurgh Falls at East Fairfield Monday
Miss Abbie Wadleigh of Los Angeles,
cal, is a guest Of the Misses Blanche
and Grace Wadleigh.- r. F.. Combs
was in Burlington Tuesday-The Rev. W
{. Bernard and Miss Kathleen bernard
were in St. Adams Tuestiay-Miss Helen
Green is gest OF her mother, Mrs s
Brown.-Mrs. ID. W. Paul is i'll with
grin
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ALBURGH CENTER.

The funeral of Mrs. Erwin James. who
died of typhoid fever at her home on
Rouses Point draw last Friday, was held
from the Methodist Church Monday at
half past ten, the Rev. Thomas Cresey
officiating. Tine interincnt was in the
Center cemetcry.-H. l.. Brayton. who has
been visiting friends in Boston, has re.
turned 10 his home here.-Mrs. Carrie
Boudreau spent Monday in Swanton and
St. Adams. Ward Morton passed Sunday
at his home in Georgia.-Mr and Mrs.
Loren Rockwell are visiting in Swanton
and st. Albans.--M. Mullen OF Swanton
was the guest of his daughter Mrs Rov
Rockwell. over Sunday.--Capt L.. B..
Rockwell has finished his work for the
season as pilot on the steamer Ticon-
dcroga,-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cameron
visited friends in ST. Adams over Sunday,
Preparations are being made for a
Christmas tree to be held in the Meth
odist Church December %.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. Carrie Knghan, who has been in
town caring for her mother, returned 10
Bradford Monday.-Mrs. Charles Rawson
Of Des Moines, Ia. arrived in town last
Thursday,-The remains II James An
derson, who died in Boston, were brought
here last week Thursday The funeral
was held in tie Methodist Church the
Rev. W. f.. Allen officiating. Tho ln;or-
ment was In the family lot in the village
cemetery. The remains were accompan vi
cd by his son. clyde Anderson Of boston,
Fred DaVerson Of Boston and George
Anderson Of Burlington, anephew Of the
deceased.-Mrs. George Chase suffered q
slight stroke Of paralysis Tuesday. M.
and Mrs. George Chase moved Friday TO
Robert Anderson s.-Mr. and Mrs Chaw-
ford have moved into S. r. Lath's house
Neal HyHard Is home from Boston for
the Christmas vacation.
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w. II. Flint and b. j. williams:
delegates to the department encampment,
NJ. i. Gibbs. James Rickert and James
Woodruff
MIS-. f.. a. -. bishop Of Mt. Clemens.
Mich spent Sunday with Mrs. g. r.
helley-George Churchill has sold hts
mouse on Depot street to Dan Westcot.
AIR. ana Mrs. Quimby 8 Backus are
III Westport. N. Y.--The Dunmors Hose
company responded to an alarm rune
! IN sunday morning to put out a Are In
the brick building on Depot street
which was formerly used as a Cath.
Ollie school house, but is now used a
| u tenement and Is owned by Henry
! O'Bricn. The fire caught around A
fireplace. but was put out before It did
much damage.-Mlss Amy Slavery Of
Amsterdam, " Y. Is with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Savery.-.At the an
nual meeting Of Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Sons OF Veterans. the following
| oiiicers were elected: President, Mrs
Harry Ferris. president, Mrs. Eu-
gene woodruff; past president, Mrs
o. a. Durgy: treasurer. Mrs. Albert
Dursy: secretary. Mrs. Elrov Brown;
chaplain, Mrs r.. H. Wells inside
guard. Mrs. A. w Hendry: outside
guard, Mrs. Amos Sanders; guide, MISC
Ruth Griswold: assistant guard, 1rma
Snnders.-Mrs. Oliver Martell OF Pitts
field, Mass. Is visiting her parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. O. A. Dursy.--Frank Larock
* moving from the Hudson place on
Railroad street to the wood house
| on Seminary hill.---Mr. and Mira ID III
osborne have returned from Chicopee
Falls M9ss.--Mrs. Carrie Page I, in
Gran VILE y. Y.---'rhona Soden IL I'm
Middlebpry.--Nrs. Frances Warder Of
Los Angeles, Cal. is the guest Of Miss
Della McConnell.-The RI Rev. Ar
thur c. A. Hall. bishop OF Vermont.
made his annual visitation 20 st.
Thomass parish Sunday and confirmed
. class Of fourteen
Nrs. f. y. M'lcc's chimney caught fire.
late Tucsddv evening Very little damage
was done.Mra Florence Cosby Cook ~
HARTFORD. Conn, Is tn. CuA1t of Mrs s.
W. Jones-The wind etorr, Of Tuesday
night do considerable damage around tho
village BY blowing off buns AMI break
Ing windows.-Th- young ladies Whist
c'ub Will b" entertained tomorrow even
inE BY Miss .k"no r. Harrison. Mrs.
George Thomas. who has been visiting
relatives in town. hae returned to Orwell.
Miss Maud Meachnm Of Orwell Is visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. g. w. Joncs.-Fred 3.
sumner has .,een elected suDerintendene
Of the Congregational Sunday school in
place of the Pew. ". =. Berg resigned -
MISS Mary i'opc has taken rooms in tho
rage block. Miss Viola Mack has gone
To Nutlond to residc.-Harold Deane Is
home from Kecne n H.. for two weeks
The children in the grades Of the SCHOOL
here have purchased an oil painting Of
stephen \. Douglass. and the picture has
been hung in the hall Of the school build
ing. \ picture Of ex-Gov. f. J. Ormsbce
who has been a member Of the school
board for over 30 years, has also been
hung in the school hall.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

At the annual meeting of the Neshobe
Grange tho following officers were elect
cd for another year: Master. Eroy PR
ont; overscer. {. Il. Knowlton; steward,
John Collins: assistant stewards. Mr.
and Mrs. jay Dow; lecturer. Mrs Emery
Parent; secretary. Mrs ID. II. Nichols;
treasurer, Il. II. Gockley; chaplain. w.
ii. Dean Ceres. Mrs. May Ostiguy:
Flora, Florence Thomas; Pomona, Mil
dred Barker Gate Keeper, Charles Full
Ter. At the annual meeting Of c. ]. Orms-
bee Post, q. A. r.. held Wednesday Dec
S, the following officers were elected
for another year: Commander. w. II.
Flint; senior vice-commandcr, $. T. Gro
yer; Junior vice-commander, o. A. Dur
ry; officer Of the day. Lewis st, George;
surgeon. Edwin Carr. quartermaster.
James Woodruff chaplain. A. w. Bah
bitt officer Of the guard, John
Welch, trustees, A, w. Babbtt
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WATERBURY.

| Miss Irene. daughter OF Mrs. Ella Reeves
! Henry of Schenectady y. Y. was married
Dec. to Henry Glen. Mr. Glen is the
librarian at Scheme ctady and a lawve,
( by profession. The wedding was ouie,
because of the illness of Mrs Henry,
mother.
Walter Sutherland returned home Wed
nesday. Dec is, after a week at the cit,
hospital in re.-Edward Tatro ha
been appointed day man at the electr,
plant at Richmond. He succeeds Raymon,
Britain. who has moved to Northfeld.-
Miss Virgin OF Concord. n H. is VISITING
Mrs. Wasson.- Miss Anna Booker is in
Burlington The Vermont Girls held n
meeting with Florence Tarrar Friday
, erening.-Miss Jessie Ellis, trimmer for
Mrs. Wallac-, Green. has gone to her
home in Springfield. Mass.-Mfss Louise
Ballard of Georgia is the guest Of Mrs..
F. l., Knight.-Benjamin Rowland OF
littleton. ~ H. Is visiting at his uncles.
Warren fioWland-E. A. Cooley and wife
are to move into the Warner Woodland
house.-Pres. {. H. Spooner OF Norwich
University save an address before thu
Hypatia club and high school Friday AZ.
ternoon on 'Nonservatio ton. This was ths
annual forestry meeting OF the IIvpatis
served nj the Waterbury Inn.-Mr, Was.
son has received from the Sta, '.r,iera,
ton OF Woman's clubs .l, of tho
Christmas stamps.
II, ]. Parcher has been reappointe6
samc warden OF Washington county,
Mrs Swasey and child OF Barre visited
Mir Swasey at the home Of h. t. Ather-
ton Saturday.--The Misses Nc Auiey OF
Grantcvile have commenced work at the
William II, Burns Co.'S factory.-Mr,
and Mrs IL. j. McAnister of Waitsheld
have been visiting relatives on Crossett
hill,-Mrs. Arthur Carr and daughter OF
Worcester are guests az the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Il. Il. Foss.-The Twenty-Five
civ no; at the Waterbury Inn Mon.
Ga II. Moody had charge OF the
M Mir and Mrs. f. ]. Ncoirath
have packed their goods and with their
daughter are soon going to New York
state. They will first visit in Malone ant
later 20 to Utica where they expect to Ia.
cate.-The annual meeting of DILLINGHAM;
Grange will be held next Saturday night
Officers will be clectcd.-Richard Demer.
lit was in Pittsburgh last week in the
interests OF the Demeritt & Palmer Pack
age Coil. ]. Parcher has sold tho Almou
Martin place on North Main street to
Warren Rowland. Mr.. Rowland buys
william Gilbert 10 tll-Mr. and Mrs. r.
+. Bamforth have gone to Milton to re-
side. where Mr.. Bamforth has an interest
in n hardware business.-The condition OF
Edward Hoadley Ia somewhat improved.
He sit up for short time each day
Miss Kingsley OF Mortified commenced
work at the William X. Burns factory
this week.-Ths diphthSia cases are Inn
proving. No now casce are reported
Miss deorganna Davis left yesterday for
the Albany Business College where she II
to take a course. Her sister. Mrs. Fred
Lease, gave very pleasant lat home"
In her honor last Saturday afternoon
Mrs, Charles Perry OF Barre Is the guest
(COnttnued on page ~
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GRAND ISLE.

propriate exercises at the church in
Grand Isle Christmas cve.-Nrs Henri
ette Maconhcr and her daughter. Marv.
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Thurs
day at dinner. There will also be sale
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Kinney attended
the State Grange meeting at Burling-
ton.-ATrs. Rebccca Pearl is seriously
ill.-Mrs. Dura Perry Is recovering from
her recent iiness.-Miss Ethel Dubuque
is homo from liaverhUl, Mass. to care
for her mother who is ill.-Mrs. Fannie
Backwood $ visiting in Milton.-Mrs
Ella Gordon has returned from Malone
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LOWELL.

Miss Alice LaClair Is home for a three
weeks vacation from Richford where
she has n position in the graded school,
Leon Barnes is home from New York
city.-Mrs. Nellie Brahana has gone to
Worcester, Mass. to visit her brother.
Clyde Stephenson.-W. A. Blake is a dele
gate to the State grange convention a.
Burlington.-Mrs. Frank Richards of
Stoneham, Mass. arrived Thursday
Norris and Eric Farman started for
Kansas, where they will stay during the
winter.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bean are
he parents or daughter born December
S. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pareno of a
son born December 9.-Miss Chloe Kelley
Is home for vacation from Richford
where she is attending school
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JOHNSON.

The Ladies' club realized s12j from their
rummage sale. which closed Saturday
nigh..-AIrs. l.. Z. Wells is visiting her
son in Fair Haven.--A y. Leland Is ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs, Allchurch from Toledo,
Ohio came Monday for n few weeks
visit a. John L.araway's. --Mrs. S. r..
1.aporte has gone to Berlin, y. H.-Mrs.
Maggie Waterman Is IN burlington this
week Ralph IIcbb spent Sunday with
his parents in .Jcersonvillc.--Smith Iehb
is the ianitor at the new library building
Mrs. r. S. Health has returned from rcr
visit in stowe and Waterbury j n. jon
kins. who was kicked by n horse sever
al weeks ago. is able to be ont again
Mrs. I. L. Bailey Is improving from her
shock of q few days ago.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Julian Rate. who was operated on
for appendicitis at = sanatorium. is
doing well.--Lcslie f. Durkee left
Monday for Bellows Falls whore he
will be employed in the Vermont Farm
Machine works.-Miss Edith Blanch-
ard, Dana NJ Church and James B.
McMurphy are home from Goddard
Seminary Leon went to
Bellows Falls Monday.-Ernest y
Hutchins of Barre has employment at
the |. d. Litchfield meat markct-The
Y. NJ r. c. and r. II. s, gave a sue
cessful social at the bethany parish
house Saturday evening.
Elisha Edison Tuesday AZ the
home of Mrs, Annie ]. Edison. He had
lived here all his life. Death was caused
by drol sy following long illness. He
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
MORGAN.

The Rev. Barnard is confined to tho
house with n severe cold The Ladies'
Aid had successful sale and supper
at the church vestry the evening Of
December 10. G. Cargill Is carrying on
his old farm again. his son-in-law having
moved 70 East Charleston.-H l.. Todd
is selling 100 tons hay and n large amount
Of wood at auction and will attend to
numbering this winter.-Mrs. c. c. Sar-
gent is In very poor health.--C. r. Dur
gin and George Corlis are numbering this
winter near Mud pond.
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day after spending Sunday with his FAM
ily.-Mrs. Mudgett and her daughter. Mrs.
II. N. Gray, were visitors al Essex "ues-
day.-Mrs. w. NJ. Smith spent Friday
with Mrs 8. A. Andrews at Johnson. -
Miss Osman III occupy the pulpit at the
Congregational Church next Sunday.
Miss Osman has been engaged to assist
in the church work for few weeks
Mrs. r. c. Wells was in Burlington Sat
ufday.-Mr. aud Mrs. Dougherty have
moved TO Mr.. Devitte's, Mr.. Dougherty
having engaged to work for Mr. Devltte.
Mrs. Naomla Griswold and Mrs. W. D.
Wiley we're in Fairfax Saturday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs Griswolds broth
er, Roya! Mcclellan.
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cradle roll Mrs. j. NJ. Jeffords. Report
showed healthy financial condition.
committee was named to arrange for
reception during the first week in jan
uary.
NJ. ]. Norton returned Sunday from
trip of several weeks in the interests of
kimball Bros. e. Co.-Mrs j. NJ. JEFF
lords Is ill.-Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Daigle
or Burlington passed Sunday with Mr.
ana MIS- l.. A. DCpate.-Mr and Mrs.
Il. Larschello of Sweetsburg visited Mt.
ard Mrs. j. Duso over Sunday.
me reception Friday evening IN the
high school by teachers and scholars OF
all the grades to parents and friends was
very successful affair. There was sing
ing by the grades under direction Of Miss
Emily Carpenter and an address on "The
Boy" by Professor Messenger of the Uni
ersity Of Vermont. A choir also rem
cred some old favo:tes after which light
Ifreshments were served. Edward Nit
ell of Springfield. Mass. has moved his
'mily into the tenement on Misssquoi
pEtrect recently vacated by Archie Lafey
&C. n. Wales az Barre is i'll at the home
of his sister, Mrs. II. n. Kimbell.-Ed-
win, the seven months old son of Mr. aid
Mrs. W. r. Kmball died Satui day morn
aHS AFTER rev EOnrS illness with DtO-
maine poisoning supposed to he the re-
suit of the grain ration of the COW whose
milk was used. Tho body was taken TO
Fast Fairfield Sunday, where the funeral
will be hcd.-A large number
from this town attended the surprise
given Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Montague Fri
day evening. 1T being their 15t annver-
sary.-The Rev. r. j. Cahll OF ST. Adams
was in town Friday and that evening
formed society of the Sacred Heart in
st. John the Baptist Church
Mrs. John Beaulac and son. Arthur.
LEFT Monday for their new home in Bur-
Ington.-Miss Mabel will continue to at
tend school here for the present.-Air. and
Mrs. Robert Bourne of Burlington were
In town over Sunday called by the death
of the child of Mrs. Bournes brother. W.
j Kimball. The body was taken to East
Fairfield Sunday. prayer being said at
the home by the Rev. W. r. Forsythe.--
II. n Kimball is home after a few weeks
nhsence.
About one hundred members and
friends of the Philemon club gathered
Tuesday evening to celebrate the 18th an
niversary of it's founding. After a brief
program, including a history of the club
by b. j. Tyler. who has been its secre-
tary continuously, an inning of five hun
dred was played and refreshments were
served. This was followed by dancing
Mrs. Emily Sylvester. who has been in
the family of w. b. Ladd few months.
is Ill and has gone to the home of her son
near West EnosburEh.- The adult Sun
day school class Of the Rev. William
Shaw are to have n social Friday evening
at the home Of II. S. Springer.--O. Mer-
rill and Mrs. c. c. Whitney returned
Tuesday night from Caledonia Springs,
Ont, where they have been for the past
two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Kimball,
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Bourne. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. d. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T..
Mtiguy went from here Monday to at
tend the funeral Of the young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w B. Kimbal in East Fair
field.-The Rev. S. Donaldson OF st. AL
bans was entertained over Sunday in the
family of the Rev William Shaw
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WEST ENOSBURG.

A surprise visit was made to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. *. Montague Friday evening
last, 1t being their 18th anniversary. The
affair was managed by members of Tyler
Branch Grange of which Mr.. Montague
is the efficient head, About SO were pre-
sent including a brother from Albany. y.
Y. Refreshments furnished by the WISH
tors were served About 40 silver dollars
we're left which included % from the
Grange Several household articles in
silver were given them.
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FLETCHER.

~ the regular meeting Of the local
camp, NJ w. A, Tuesday evening the fol
lowing officers We're elected Consul f.
7 Flanders; adviser, Ira W. Green;
banker, G. r. Gillian; clerk. A. II. Hop
sr; camp and examining physician. Dr.
J. II. Bean; escort, II. G. Ryan; watch
man, George Thomas; sentry, l.. G. Cush-
Ing; manager for three years. Ira w.
Green.-Earl Shepardson Of Fairfax is
working In W. S. Shepardsons store dur
Ing the holidays.-I.ee Carpenter of Jahn-
son visited in ton the first of the week.
d. s. Gillian and son. Archie, were Wis
TORS in St. Alhans Tuesday.
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held their annual Christmas sale Wcl-
nesday. December 10. In the town hall.
commencing Mt eleven o'clock, Dinner
and supper were served Mrs Lydia
Robinson is failing and there is little
hope of her rccovery.-John Gardner. who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia. ia
convelcscent-Mr and Mrs. George
Suuircs of the Iodine Springs House 20 to
Boston soon for the winter..-Arthur Rob-
inson of Boston was In town last Monday.
the guest Of his brother, Juan Robinson
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ST. ALBANS.

st. Adams Camp. No. &72. Modern
Woodmen of America, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
Consul, J. W. Domey; adviser, r..
White; banker. II. Shangraw; clerk Man
ford ID. Jarvis; escort. Albert Forth:
Waterman, James Simpson,; sentry,
Frank Dennis; manager for three years,
Charles Marchesault, for two years, j.
w, Domey, for one year, Alexander Tus-
cany.
The following officers OF Champlain
Court, No 402. Catholic Order of For
esters, have been elected; Chief ranger.
Joseph Daignault; financial secretary,
Edmond Tougas; recording secretary,
Ernest L'Ecuyer; treasurer. ~ Il.
L'Ecuyer; trustees, Frank Lecour George
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DERBY

George Aulis's father. who come to visit
him few weeks ago from I.akeport. y.
H.. is very i'll with little hope Of recovery.
Howard. the only son Of George Sew
rens. has diabetes There Is no hope
of his recovery,-Chirstmas VIII he oh
served by the three chruch societies sepa-
rately this year.-James Cashmores horse
died last sunday after n short sickness.
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Allen and daughters OF Buck Hollow
have moved 10 rooms in the Stewart
block.-Mrs. Jessie Parsons is Ra,n,ny
slowly.-A q. Beeman has returned
from Norwich. Conn.-Dr. Dawson NJ
St Adams was In consultation with Dr
REYNOLDS Sunday in the case of Arson
Hitchcock Miss Effie Wheeler died
\ Tuesday. She leaves mother. one
brother, Homer. and one sister Miss
Mary Wheeler of Fairfax. The funeral
will be at the home at one o'clock Fri
day.
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FAIRFAX.

Arson Hitchcock. who was kicked by
q horse last Friday. Is better.-Mr, and
Mrs. Harley McNall were In st. AL
bans Dec. 1.-THE Vermont Power COM
pany Is stringing the wire to the VII
Rage water system pump. 1t will soon
be In commission and the village will
have plenty or water.-Henry Dunbar
OF ST. Adams was the guest Of his
brother, Charles. saturday.-Mrs. John
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WESTFIELD.

DIR. and Mrs. Young are parents Of a
nine pound boy born Saturday. Dec. IL
Rev f. T. Hurd of Lowell spoke with
Miss Edith Balch at the Sunday school
rally last Friday, on his way home Mr.
Hurd was upset and the ligament Of his
shoulder strained. Mrs. George Porter
Of Orleans and Will Sylvester of Man
chester \. II. are expected TO spend the
holidays with their parents. Mr., and
Mrs. Israel SylVeSter.-NIrs John Wat
kins AMI ron. Robert, expect 10 go
Thursday 20 MaSsawipp. Canada to
spend the holidays with relatives
FIFTY carloads Of Christmas trees. or
seventyfive thousands trees have been
shipped from this vicinity.-Rev. j. r.
Bowan attended the Interdenomna-
tional ministers meeting at Newport last
week and also spoke at the sunday school
rally at Lowell.-Mrs. Albert Rider who
has been quite sick. is improving
W. b. Glipin and family are planning
to spend the Christmas holidays with
his son, Editor w II. Glipin at Barton.
Mrs. Alice Lombard has moved into
the house she recently bought in the
village,-Mr. Newell Of Jacksonville
Is visiting ais daughter. Mrs. Homer
Hitchcock. The primary department OF
the village school will have Christ
mas exercise and tree on Friday after
noon, Dec "A.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Leon Clark Of Rutland visited at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
j. Clark. last week.-Hon. y. l.. Boyden
was in Woodstock Tuesday on legal bust
ness.-The next number in the lecture
course Is to be December 81. by Walter
David and wife.-A son was born to Mrs.
r. r. Wood al the sanatarum last Satur-
day.
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MONTGOMERY.

Peter Frazier died Friday after a long
Illness The funeral was held at the
house on Sunday, the Rev ]. T. Baxen-
dale officiating. Mr.. Frazier leaves a
wife and one daughter. Mrs. Il. Col
lins.-The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church had social
last Thursday at James Marzers.-The
condition OF T.. s, Tarbell remains UNI
changed. The Methodist Episcopal So
ciety are to have n Christmas tree at
me hall ON Christmas eve.
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BEAVER.

Albert T. tterson's father Of Burke,
y. u was a recent visitor at the home
# his son.-Ernest Daniels cr' his foot
quite badly while chopp,ng in the woods
December 1s.-Mrs Charlotte Craft who
mas been visiting at the home of George
". Craft, has gone to Newport to spend
the winter.-Quite a number from this
place attended the Waller auction in
har
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BENSON.

Rev. r. II. Washburne Of the Methodist
Church here went to Albany Monday
Pitt Parker, the cartoonist will give an
entertainment AT the town hall THURSDAY
evening under the auspices of the lee
ture bureau.