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EAST CHARLOTTE.

The Woman's Mission Circle of the
Baptist Church will meet with Mrs
Dawson at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon.-The monthly meeting Of the
society will be held with Miss Lon
Jackman Friday evening.-Tho mid-weeI
PRAYER meeting will he held at the church
on Wednesday evening OF this week in
stead of Thursday.--M Mrs Ida Eddy Of
burlington was in town Sunday
Hice Of New York is visiting j. A. and
y. j. Clark and families-Arthur l. Emo
returned last week to the University of
pennsylvania after a two weeks visit
with his mother Mrs. Phoebe Eno.-Sun-
DAY was observed as rally day by the
sunday school Of the Baptist Church with
appropriate exercises.-Mrs. Homer Fon-
Ga has gone TO Dandy to visit her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Guy Baldwln.-Mrs Alma Alien,
who has been visiting her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. Joseph Carpenter, has returned
TO her home in Barre. Louis poulin has
moved from George w. rrindes tene-
ment to William Carpenters house n,
the villaFe.-Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Grow
nave returned to Bristol
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franklin
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

At meeting of the trustees Of the
Free Baptist Church held Wednesday
october r. it was voted to extend a call
TO Rev. William J. Clark, recently a
missionary in Rurmah, to become their
pastor.-Fred ROBBIE Of Franklin and
Miss Alva Towle Of South Franklin
We're married Wednesday evening, Oct.
IL. in the church at South Franklin, the
Rev. George L. Westcot Of Franklin Of
ficiatinE. Mrs. Howard IIoskn, sister
of the bride was matron Of honor and
DIN Robbie. brother OF the groom, was
best man. After short wedding trip
they will be at home November Is at
the home of the groom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w s. ROBBIE in Franklin
Miss Cora Orr is in Burlington Mrs.
f. j. Tyler is assisting in the postofice
during her absence. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A..
Nausle of Arlington, n. j. left Monday
for their home, having visited at w. H.
Perkinss for the past two weeks.--T
Larochelle, who has conducted a bakery
mere Tor about three years, intends to
move to Cowansville, Que, the last OF
the weeks. V. Martin Of North Ferris
nurgh is at II. n. Kimbalrs
A. 2. Stratton went to New York Sat
urdav. He will be located in Brooklyn
instead OF Washington as formerly-H
'. James returned to Boston Saturday
after month hcre.-J. G. Gaines W. r.
OVitt and NJ. p. Perley returned Satur-
day from Boston.-Alrs Olive Phillips
Of Canaan, y. H., is visiting her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. c. NJ Whitcomb and Mrs F.
w. Spicer.-B. NJ. W-hitcomh is in Provi-
dence r. 1.-The Rev w. r. Forsythe
and the Rev A. c. Clark Of Burlington
exchanged pulpits Sunlay.-The Baptist
ladies served chicken pie supper
in the church vestry Wednesday even
inS.-The temperature dropped TO 90
Saturday mornlng.-W. l.. Gardner re
turned from Newport Saturday-C. l..
Mason and 7. H. Armstrong returned
Friday from a ten days automobile trip
to southern New England points.-Mrs
G. Y. Simpson, Miss Matte Soule and
Master Donald Soule of Greensboro wcre
guests of Mr. and Mrs. X A. Fairbanks
Sunday.
F. A. Lahey has rented his house 10
Nelson Ducharm. Mr.. Lahcy will move
to the tenement now occupied by Mr.
Ducharm.-George Morse moves Noveln-
her l from the A. NJ. Aseltine farm 10
the Centerbar farm, recently purchased
by r. ID. Lamenda. a. j. Haskins rented
the Aseltine farm. Max Hogaboon goes
to the Burt farm vacated by Mr.. Has
kins, G. u. Raymore. who goes TO Wis
consin next month. has rented his farm
to Merritt Eldred. Harlow FOWL moves
to the farm of Namaan Gibson at East
Franklin and II. b, Colcord will carry on
his own farm. Charles Austin goes to
the farm of his father. Ezra Austin in
Berkshire and George Hoga boom moves
to Mrs. Jeffords's farm. which Mr.. Austin
vacates.-W G. McAillster has pur-
chased for $500 the Andrew Touchette
place on Missisquoi street of Henry Syl-
vester.-J. X. Perley and NJ. j. Irish leave
next Tuesday for Boston to enter bust
ness college.-Mrs V. A. Irish Is In
Springfield.
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FAIRFAX.

AS Mrs Ray Strong OF Westford was
returning home from this village Mon
day her horse took fright at pile OF
lumber near the road. He turned around
suddenly. throwing Mrs Strong into n
wire fence. She was taken into a nearby
house where several ugly gashes on her
neck and face were dressed. The horse
ran nearly a mile before caught-F. W.
Shepardson has returned from Pennsyl-
vania.-The remains of Henry Hunt were
brought here from Winoosk October lG
for burial in the Sanderson cemetery.
With one exception he was the last of a
family Of 10 children, a sister. Mrs Celia
Buck who lives at Franklin, Nep He
leaves wife three sons and one daugh-
ter.
d. C. Brush, Frank and Leo Depatte,
G. S. Howard and b. NJ. Ballard went
to Boston on the excursion.-The Ladies'
Improvement society received from their
food sale Saturday afternoon and even
ing sil.f5.-Miss Jennie Ballard of Oak
Bluff, Mass, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
!, T.. Hunt,-Mrs, William Wright Of
Montgomery Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Orton.-Rev. Alexander Nc
George of Hasbrouck Heights, N. j..
will conduct series OF special meetings
in the Baptist Church beginning We'd
nesday evening.-Niss Lotte Wilcox is
in New York,-A. B. Beeman returned
from New London. Conn. Friday-Miss
Ardell Orton of Burlington is visiting
her parents, Mr., and Mrs, E. 7. orion
Complaint being made to b. NJ Bal
lard, town grand juror, against Alex
Cover being drunk. He was brought to
the village Monday morning by Deputy
Sheriff c. G. Gillette, pleaded guilty and
was fined sl3.4l.
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH,

Mabel VI. Jerd ana Lewis A,non WI
liams were quietly narned at tho home
of the ride Thursday at high noon, by
the Rev. Frazer MetzRar, y dinner was
served after which the ceremony was
performed The couple We're attended BY
George a Jcri, Il brother Of tie bride.
and Miss Margaret NJ. Hudson. After
they let Cor few days stay tho
home Of NJ. and Mrs. Charles Jerd N
Montpelier On their ctu-n they VIII go
TO Rochester for n shor, trip
Drs A, G. Bailey and l.. A, Husslow
returned Yesterday IRON; Wh!ts River
Junction.-A dance was given last night
at Grange hail for the hcnoAt OF TIE Ran
dolrh football team Sherman Moulton
OF Burlington Visited nis parents hero
Yesterday
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GRAND ISLE
SOUTH HERO.

The funeral Of Mrs. Stephen Wads-
worth. who died Monday after long
illness, was held at her late residence
Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. j. s.
lien officiating. Mrs. Wadsworth has
been a resident of this town for many
years and is survived by her husband
four sons. Daniel Edward and Clark Of
South Hero and Henry of Lebanon. N.
II.
A son was born to Mr., and Mrs. ThAd-
Gus Kinney, Jr.. October 16.-Romeo
Hall is i'll with measles.-The schools in
town are closed Thursday and Friday Of
this week, the teachers attending the
convention in Burlington.-Mrs. F. S.
Kinney and Mrs. Lura Allen are attend
ing the meeting of the A. NJ, A. in Bur
lington.-Mr. and Mrs Wallace Robin
son returned Sunday from a six weeks
trip through the West. They visited
Yellowstone Park, the Alaska Yukon ex-
position. California. Oklahoma and Kan
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UNDERHILT..

C. II. Hayden returned Tuesday night
from the Pacific coast.-Ars. r. II. Met
raf. at the Mary Fletcher hospital for
several weeks. has returned much i'm
proved in health.-Miss Minnie Shane Of
burlington is with her sister, Mrs. G. W
'faVos.-The young people of 1nderhil
Center will have dance Friday evening
M g. A. r. hall. An oyster supper will
he served by the ladies' of the Relief
y"rps.-The Home Land Circle have de-
ifIed their meeting for one week.
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MILTON.

Tho funeral Of Mrs Elmer Bean. who
died at her home october 10 after a.
long illness Of tuberculosis. was hold
from her late home Friday at two
y. m. the Rev. NJ. n. Ryan officiating.
Tho choir OF tho Congregational Church
SANG three selections Tnterment was in
the village cemetery. She leaves a hus-
band and two little girls, also three sis
tcrs.
Mrs. James Grow and children OF Essex
Junction were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Minckler over Sunday.-J. w.
Curry has moved to ono OF the Pratt
houses on River street.-The ladies Of the
Congregational Church served har-
vest supper Mt the vestry Wednesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fletcher
and children Of Richmond are visiting
her mother, Mrs. H. Hastings.-Miss
Lille Plant has returned firm Albany, N.
N.-R. l.. Ashlor Of Providence. r. l.,
is with his mother. Mrs. Mary Ashley.
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attendance of the meetings of the Amer
gan Missionary association.-The 10th
Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
lrthur *. Morse was observed We'd
lesday evening by II large number of
Their friends.-'The young people of Essex
center are to present the comedy drama
oak Farm at the village hall Friday
evening" under the auspices of the
ladies' Aid society of this place
Ferris McGnnis and family are moving
rom the village on to their farm up Lee
tver
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Butler Ross has moved from East aven-
ne to the place recently purchased on the
Willistou road Mrs. Guy Harris return
cd Thursday from an eight days visit
IN Troy and Albany and other points in
New York State.-Mr. and Mrs H. F..
Tllcy Visited In Cnderhill Sunday Arch
ie Sherwln went to Boston on the excur-
sion last week.--Mlss Lottie Story is In
poor health
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Julia A. stone AMI daughter, k-In-
ma, closed the Maplew cod for the win
ter Inst week and Went to l}l stop.--N Miss
Alice Sraliey, who formerly lived here.
died In WilliamstoWn Eaturlsy Of
Brishts disease. The funeral service
and burial were herc.-The normal school
will close Thursday for the rest OF the
week and the teachers will attend the
meeting In burlington. Mrs Deborah
Smith and daughter, Faith, started
Monday fer Nebraska to spend the win
;er-C. =. White raised a iittle more
than three tons OF squashos from one
hundred hills.
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BOLTON

The brook road in Honey Hollow, which
food had rendered impossible for a
long period, Is being worked into good
condition.--Mrs. Katie Philips has been
appointed postmistress in place Of Mrs
Maggie I}lodgett resigned. Burton Ward
of Moretown was in town Wednesday.--
Mrs John Flddock visited in Richmond
Tues0aY.-Mr. Pickett of Westford. an
cmployc of H. Muzzy, has hired tho
Sahius tenement for the winter
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CAMBRIDGE.

Misses Della Briggs and Marjorie New
ton returned to Morrisvile Monday.-Miss
Georgia Bailey passed Sunday with her
mother In Johnson.-Next Sunday there
will be harvest service at the Consre-
9at!onal Church. Tho Rev V. NJ. Hardy
OF Morrsville will speak. There will also
be harvest concert in the evening
Edith Storey returned from New York
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wood
run Of Cnderhill were In town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery returned Monday
from Boston.-Mr. and Mis-. Otis have re-
turned to their home in EloomingGale.-
Mrs. II. n. Gray and daughters returned
from Worcester, Mass. Thursday .-Mrs.
e. j. Gates has been passing few days
with her daughter In Saxtons River
Mrs. W. W Parker Of Newport was in
town Monday.
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COLCHESTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Herring of Iowa
visited at !. y. Wright's lat weck.-Aliss
Susie Mott of burlington WAS The guest
of Miss Florence Lyon Sunday-Mrs
George Wederman of Brooklyn \. y.
IS the guest of Mr. and Mrs Ncrn COL
lins.-The Rev. w. W. Smith and chill
dren took a carriage drive to Middle
bury Monday to join Mrs Smith. who
has been there the past Weok.-Schools
In town closed "Wednesday night to give
the teachers an opportunity to attend
the State Teachers convention at Eur
lngtOn.
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sum from the entertainment. Miss len
ME Stevens had n birthday party satur-
day.--Clarence Jelbas is moving his fam
lily to the east part of Bakersfield for
the winter.--Corn that was lef, in tho
helds gained great deal in the last
month. a very unusual thing in Vermont
Severe frosts have held off wonderfullv
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ORLEANS
NEWPORT.

In Orleans county court in the
case of State VS.. Shedd OF Albany
the court placed the respondent on pro-
baton. Shedd plead guilty but on ac.
count of his large family and destitut,
circumstances was allowed the clemency
OF the court. Hiram Russell Of Lowell
plead guilty to first offense for Illegal
selling of liquor and was sentenced to not
less than six or more than eight months
I'm jail. Jack" More was fined 500 and
costs, costs amounting to about $1,000.
Continued Ou pcxe A.
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H1GHGATE CENTER.

j. p. Place of Buffalo, n ", is in
town.-Mr. and Mrs l.. O. Nye are in
Boston, Mass.-Mrs. George H. Stmets
has returned from Lyme, y. H.-F. 10.
cross has returned from Boston. Mr..
and Mrs H. y. Cross Of Swanton were
In town Monday Mrs. II. G. Carman re-
turned Saturday night from Boston and
Cambridge, Mass.-H. l.. Barney Of Wor-
cester, Mass. Is In town.--Dr j. r. Pilla-
deau has moved to Montreal p O.
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the Aid circle of Kings aughters will
be held Friday afternoon and evening.
Walter Kennedy was given a sur
prise party at his home last evening.
it being his 18th birthday.--Mrs. How.
ard Mix guest of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Bessett. for several weexs
has returned to Burlington.
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GEORGIA.
EAST BERKSHIRE.

I. A. Curtis and Miss Marion Curtis
OF st. Adams were guests of Mrs. f.
NJ Stone last week.-The Rev. c. J.
Peterson. Mr. and Mrs ". =. Comings
and Mr.. ard Mrs. Alfred Sykes are at
tending the convention In Burlington
Mrs. ?. Carpenter Of Enosburgh Falls
has been visiting her brother. r, N
Oviatt the past week.--The mems annual
chicken pie supper will be served in tho
vestry Of the Congregational Church
next Tuesday evening.--Mr. and Mrs. 5.
Brown, x. A. Paul and Richard Pond
are In Boston.-Miss Lillian Parkhurst
Of Burlington is with Mrs Z. l.. Wash
hurn.-The funeral of Noah Taylor, who
died Wednesday evening, was held from
the home OF +. y. Oviatt Friday.-A
daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs, y.
W. Paul October 14.-Miss Sylvia Wilson
has returned from Hartford. Conn.
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sWANTON CENTER.

Jerry Cummings died Monday morning
at his home In the Jackson district, after
an illness of seven months OF Brlghts
disease. Mr. Cummings was 70 years
old and leaves wife, three sons and
two daughters.-Mr and Mrs, Homer
Curtis are recovering from severe at
tacks Of grip,-George NJ, Bliss, customs
inspector at East Albureh' and his moth
err. Mrs. s. w. Bliss. Of Skeels Corner,
were called to Keene, ~ H., Monday
night by the death that morning Of Miss
ita EmpeY. OF tuberculosis
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BEAVER.

T.. Fl. Casweli went to Wnooski Fri
day to attend the funeral of Henry
Hunt.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Craft were
in Sotuh Burlington Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph McNall have daughter
born Saturday.-Mr and Mrs Clarence
Allen Of Concord. n. H., visited at Ho-
bert Leach's the first of the Week
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HYDE PARK.

J. V. Stevens Of Waterville was In town
yesterday.--H l.. Fairbanks has returned
from q seven months visit In Chicago
Mrs. c. 3, Page and daughter. Alice, go
to Boston tomorrow for two weeks
The Odd Fellows 80 to Hardwick Thurs
days, where they work q degree at dis
trict meeting. The Rev. ". r Hamlir
closes his pastorate here next Sunday
r. r. D. Carrier Noyes Is taking two
weeks vacation. Daniel Perkins Of New
port Is In Wallace Spauldns Of
Wolcott was in town yesterday wo
carloads OF cattle We're ship" c from here
Monday 70 Ohio
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Lena Rowley Weld. who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. w, Rowey, returned
Monday to her home In Washington. ID.
C.-Miss Maude Mcdonald of Waterbury
II home on visit-Alex IAplant. Sir,
is seriously ill--Dr Fred Hutchinson OF
Enosburgh Falls was In town Tuesday
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CHARLOTTE.

An entertainment for the benefit of
the Sunday School will be given at the
vestry Thursday erening.-Th dele
gates to the state S, S. convention AT
Woodstock are H. Il. Palmer and John
Lcwis.--Mrs. w. c. LiVermoro and
daughter have returned from Underhlll.
Mr.. and Mrs. stanton Williams have
returned from Boston.-Miss Edith Nor
rill has returned to BurinEton.-Dr.
George Gates OF Pomona, Cal, spoke at
the church Sunday morning and even
ing-F. II. Horsford recently shipped a
carload of native ferns from his nursery
TO Holland-Rev. Mr. Gulicl; has return
ed from New York City.
Don't darn it. Buy hole proof hosiery,
and 1t is cold enough to buy underwear.
bont forget a bottle Of Seaver's Syrup
of Tar. Stanton Williams. 25l,2t.
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STOWE.

~ L ~ w
Harry +. Faunce and Miss Fannie
ha"iey were married by the Rev. ]. c.
Angel saturday and left Immediately on
snort wedding trip.-Orrn Lawrence
OF Monkton and Mrs 1ottie Matthews
or Westford were married by the Rev.
j. q. Angel Friday evening at tho hotne
or Mr.. Lawrence's aunt. Mrs. Sylvia
Poor--Miss Bessie Mayott of MorrIsvllIs
was the guest Of Mrs. J. r. McOuad,
Saturday-The "Union Depot" given for
the benefit Of the school piano fund
drew sos house About As wa,
cleared for the fund.-The annual GRANGE
fair VIII be held on October 30 with thu
usual picnic dinner. The program Is in
charge Of Mrs Phoebe ADAMS, and viii
be devoted especially to corn.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. II Raymond Of Morrisyille
visited In Stowe Saturday.
The corn crop In stowe IL poor Some
farmers arc not husking any Potatoes
are yielding a large and fine crop and
bring 40 cents a hushel. Farmers report
from 300 to 400 bushels to the aero Al
pies are very scarce with none at all ir
the valleys Some bill farms have n fai,
crop. They bring from So to $3.50 pc,
barrel Butter brings from & to 2s cents
Miss Mabel Carr, etenographer for
Commissioner H. G. Thomas is In Mont
pelier on weeks vacation.-P A. Ray
mond Of Worthwhile is visiting his moth
err Mrs 4. y. Raymond There were
several hurries of snow In The valley Sun
day and tno surrounding bills werc white.
Town Clerk Mrs Alice 4. Raymond has
issued 2li licenses to resident hunters.
The tallest man described IN these liceu.
ses was r. e Davis SIX 'oet and four
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GRAND ISLE,

Miss Grace Manning OF Rutland visited
her cousins. Edith and Miss Ada Peck
Sunday.-Miss Leila Cameron OF Bur-
lington with two young lady friends
spent Sunday at W. 8. Task's.-Mr. and
jay Leach and three young daughters
visited this week at her sisters. Mrs
byron Hoag .-Wilrnore Tudhope has re-
turned from Boston.-John Ruyer died
Monday morning after a lingering Ill
ness of tuberculosis. He was born In
Plattsburgh, y. Y, SO wears ago-The
Ladies' Aid meets at the parsonage
Thursday for dinner.
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LAM0ILLE
MoRRISVrI.T.E

MNRRISVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutting are In Ca
Lot.-Mrs. e. A. Spaulding OF Cleveland.
Ohio, guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles
Sanders. returned he.e Friday evening
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Tho houses OF Waldo NJ. Armstrong
and George w. Bowen have been con-
nected with the Northern Telephone
company line.--M.ss May Hall OF Mont
gomery passed Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Gladys Diamond.-The Ladies'
Aid society met with Mrs. waldo Arm
strong for dinner Wedresday.-Miss
Anna Stone visited at the Rev. G. l..
Story's at Burlington last week.
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JEFFERSONVlLLE.


Mr.. and Mrs Guy r. Varnum and
daughter. Margaret. who have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Varnum,
have returned to Barre.-Mrs Henry
Hawlsy and daughter have returned from
BurlinEton.Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Of 81,
Adams were guests at J. A. Wa,kinss
the past weeks. f. Pope has bought Of
George Thompson the property known as
the Cleveland house,--Mr, and Mrs l., s
Morse and Mr.. and Mrs, Marry Sinclair
took an automobile trip to Burlington
Wednesday. October 70 will be observed
as harvest home day by the Ladies' Aid
society. who will serve dinner and sup
per In the church parlors--Mrs. E!dora
F. Atwood has sold her farm to Lawrence
W. Garland OF Burlington.-The farm
known as the Morgan place, owned by
ID. F, Osborne has been sold to Charles
Blow and W. ". Kchoe OF Richmond
WOLCOTT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Ellsworth gave
their son. Julius. . farewell party Friday
evening. about % being present. The fol
lowing morning he started for Cleveland.
Ohio. where his brother. Harry. is To-
cated-Elias Richardson is very III at the
John 8. Holden hospital in Hardwick,
where he went for an rperation on his
eye.-Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Foss OF Camp
ton, N. H., are at Walter Horsford's.-
Mrs. Fred Mentally has gone to Water
bury. where her husband has employ
D. Scott and wife of Beecher
Falls are guests at ], W. scott's.-The
Rev. L. A. Wilson. pastor of the Congre-
gational Church in Hardwck. spoke at the
church here at 800 D. m Sunday and win
to do so until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Leach, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID, II. Wheeler Mr.. and Mrs, ]. r. Wheel
ar and #. Il. Morse attended the reunion
OF the First Vermont cavalry in Norris
vile Tuesday.
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FRANKLIN.

The Rev and Mrs. Westcot are in
burlington and waterbury this week.
Mrs. Hattie Gale ana daughter OF Ho-
bart Mills, Cal, have been at Mrs. Ran
dals for a few days.-The wall Of the
new school building Is nearly completed.
Mrs. Stella Croft of Enosburgh is VS.
ting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. X. ID.
Brill.-A. H. Gates was In Nergennes
Thursday Mrs. Orrisa Pratt has re-
turned from Richford.-The village and
high schools closed Wednesday so that
the teachers could attend the convention
In Burlngton.-Mrs Laura ROBBIE re-
turned Saturday from six weeks visit
In Essex junction and Connecticut
Peter McDermott is moving back to his
farm Ddward Emond to Mrs. Tools
farm in Canada and . l., johnson to his
house In the village vacated by p,
McDermott--Mrs. +. S. Boyd and fam
fly have arrived and are occupying tho
Hubbard house-Mrs, Y. w. Day IL H.
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RICHMOND.

Mrs, ]. a. Jones and son of Fitch
purg, Mass" are guests Of her father,
r. a. Hodges--Mrs. l. II, Goodwin
IeaVes this morning for Boston called
there by the se~ous illness of her SIS
Ter MIS- Y, w. Thayer.-1he FISK
university Jubilee Quartet will give a
|roncert In the CONGREGATIONAL Church
pTioay evening.-The annual fair OF