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HYDE PARK.

The chancery case of Horton Doty vs..
the village Of Johnson, asking for an
injunction restraining the village from
RAILING the dam at their electric light
plant as it would flood his LANDS ad-
Joining. took up the attention of tho
court three days last week. The case OF
II. II. Powers VS.. the Rutland railroad.
suit for balance claimed due for SER
vices, goes TO the Supreme Court Two
divorces were granted December -
Joseph DeFaria Va. Wilma De Far!a,
Wolcott. for adultery; Lucinda V. Key
nolds vs.. Truman 5. Reynolds, Belvi-
dere. neglect and refusal to support.
Nelson Bonnor of Morristowtl. charged
with assault with intent to Kill, plead
guilty to assault, and has been sem
fenced to not less than two years nor
more than three IN States prison. to
which place he was taken Friday morn
ing.
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GREENSBORO.

y. n. Fairbanks visited In Enosbura
the last of the week-B NJ. Wiley liz en-.
tertaining his father and mother from
Waterville.-Fred Goodrich has moved 10
the Porter place, which he recently pur-
chased.-Fred Cassevaugh lost one Of his
farm horses last week-Albert Kinney
and Luther Smith are home from Bur-
lington for the holidays Bailey
Is home from Detroit and Ray Bailey
from St. Johnsbury for a few days
The Rev. and Mrs. Achenback are visit
ing in Barre.-The Rev. Mr.. Garvin Of
Craftsbury preached at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday No services were held
at the Congregational Church. The reg.
ular meeting of the Caspian Lake Grange
was held Thursday evening and was en-
livcned by the reading of the Caspian
Lake Gazette by Mrs. Fl. II Haines and
Mrs. Charles Lapere containing many To-
cal bits as well as Interesting Grange
notes
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Miss Mertye Robbins of Springfield.
Mass, is here.-Mr and Mrs. John Aney
have returned from Montpelier.-Mrs. r.
y. Mcintyre and her daughter, Alice. are
in Woodsvlle, n H.--William ". Miller
OF Richmond is visiting with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Miller.-Mrs. Harry
G. Beekman has returned from New
York.-Dr. Charles Cheedel Of Kensing-
ton, Conn, spent Christmas with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Cheedel.-
Sunday was the last Sunday OF the
Rev. Joseph Hamilton's pastorate with
the federated churches of this place. The
Rev. J. Wallace Chesborough of South
Paris, Me, will take charge the first
Sunday of the year.--Jackson II. Vail Is
home from Dartmouth, James Rand from
Norwich. Edward Saut from Dart
mouth. William f. Hyzer and Louis
Frink from the University OF Vermont
Mr. and and Mrs. Norman c. Greene
celebrated Saturday night the 9Th an
niversary OF their wedding.-- Osmond
W. Creaser and children of Newport, NJ
H., are at the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. j. Blakely.-Miss Vesta Lyon
ia at home In South Royalton.-Mrs. An
ME Edison and Miss Maud NJ Johnston
are in West Lebanon. y. H.-Miss Bertha
Nancy IL In Boston.-Dr. Charles Cush-
man of Chicago is at the home OF Dr.
and Mrs. +. A. Eaton.
Miss Jetta A. Rogers left Tuesday to
spend the remainder OF the week in
Rraintroe. The Young Mems Christian
Brotherhood held Il supper In the Beth
any parish house Tuesday.-Miss Maud
NJ Johnston, operator at the Orange
county telephone office, is i'll at her
home in Lebanon, y. H.-William A.
Scott OF Boston. who has been visiting
friends here for the last few days re-
| turned to his home Tuesday.-W. r.
Sergeant left Tuesday morning for
Athol and Worcester. Mass.-Mrs NJ c.
Fuller of Rutland came Tuesday to
spend the remainder OF the winter with
Mr. and Mrs Walter Il Sergeant.
| George Grant OF Montpelier. Fred Shar-
key OF Central Falls, r. L, Thomas
Manney Of Roxbury, Henry Boiler Of
Keene. y. H.. and Thomas Burnes OF
Underhill, pleaded guilty before Justice
Homer w. Vail. yesterday to a second
offense of intoxlcaton. All were fined
SIS and costs, and. being unable to pay.
were taken to Chelsea by Daniel d, Howe
to serve sentences OF 30 days each.-Mss
Marjorie Wheeler and Miss Althea Beal
of Moline, ILL.,. were visitors at the home
OF Misses Genevieve and Gail Lamson
yesterday.-Mrs Eugene NJ. Wardner
and daughter, Mrs. Del Bart. went to
plymouth y. II. yesterday TO visit
/ Nj. and Mrs. John TIDAL.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Fred Howard and two Of his wife's
brothers, who We're shot last week Tues
day, are improving and no serious re-
suits are expected. Miss Elizabeth Hol-
den has gone to Boston and Providence
for few days v!sir-Bishop Evans OF
Windsor was at home over Christmas
He was accompanied by Charles Spell
man OF Springfield Mrs. Moore. house
keeper at the Richford House. is visiting
her parents In Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Hodges have had with them
recently their sons, Harold and Leonard,
and daughters, Miss Mary Of New
Rochelle. y. y, and Mrs. Shurtleff of
North Dakota. who was accompanied by
her Observation-Disclosures Hyzer of the L.
V. NJ. is spending the holidays at home
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LAMOILLE COUNTY
MORRISVILLE.

Mrs. Emma L. Allen who has been III
during the past summer. died at about
three O'Clock Thursday morning ,he
cause or her death being hardening of
the arteries Funeral services were
held at her late home Sunday at one
o'clock the Rev. W. T. Best Off
ciating' lnterment took place in
the Randolph road cemetery. The
deceased is survived by two sons.
Lee S. Allen and Frank j. Allen. one
daughter. Miss Olive NJ Allen, and two
sisters, Mrs. Almira Morrison and Mrs.
Cora Welch. both Of Groton.-Mrs. e.
Cora Welch. both OF Groton.
Miss Eta Forbes went to her home In
Essex junction Friday evening to pass
Christmas.-Mr. and Mrs Peter st. John
and Mrs. Mary Laferry and daughter.
Miss Alice, passed Christmas with rela-
tves IN Hyde Park. Mr.. and MIS-
George Cook of Hardwick were guess
Saturday and Sunday of the iaueIif
narsiitaS. Alr. aGd lEk - n Oranas.->4A-
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GRAND ISLE,

Tho Ladies' Aid met Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wilbur for dinner
Carlton Griswold OF Proctor spent Christ
mas at home.-Mrs W. S. Pearl is ser-
ously Ill OF pneumonia. Her sister. Miss
Ross Is with her.-Mrs Lucy Pearl and
Mrs Ella Gordon started Tuesday for
Petersburg. Va, FOR the winter.-Miss
Mural Peck of Johnson is visiting her
sisters. who are teachers in Grand Isle.
A very pleasant gathering was held at
the home OF II. w. Ladd Tuesday In hon
or of the Goth anniversary of the birthday
of his mother. Mrs. Martha Ladd A
bounteous dinner was served by the host
and hostess, after which remarks were
made by S. G. Macomber and the Rev. j.
s Allen. The following guests were pres
emit The Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Allen.
Aunt Abbe Robinson. S. G.. Macomber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ]. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs.
w NJ. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ladd,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edison Robinson, Hazel Robinson and
Mefn Bulls Of Mora, n. i. Mrs Ladd.
Familiarity known by the the townspeople
who love and respect her. as Grandma
Ladd, was born in Fairfield December
2s. 1919 Her maiden name was Miss Mar
the Congregational Church for "A years,
having joined the church in Chazy n. Y,
In 1895. In 1910 she Joined by letter the
Congregational Church, Grand Isle. She
was married in 1897 to Jabez I.add. who
died in 1853. Since then she has resided
with her son, II. w. Ladd. The only
| other living child is Mrs. Winch. wife Of
the Rev George NJ. Winch Of Barre.--The
Masons of Grand Isle and South Hero
made the Rev. j. s. Allen Christmas
present of coonskin coat.--Mr. and Mrs
K. r. Samson entertained q number OF
| their friends Wednesday evening In honor
OF their son, F.tuart D. Samson, who Is
home from Amherst College for the holi-
days.--A farmers institute will be held al
Grand Isle Friday afternoon ana even
ing, January I. when the following pro.
gram will be carried out: At 2 p M
vermont Agriculture" o. l.. Martin
! commissioner; improving Our Corr
/ crop" NJ. c. Thomas OF Ohio; "Goot
Crops.," y. P. Hull, president American
Dairy Farmers association: at 7:3o p m.
Agriculture in Public Schools. D. II
Lamberton Of Burlington; "Our Fruit In
dustry," Lowell Rondenbush of New
Richmond. Ohio; "Our Boys and Girls, ,
! n. F. HUI. The institute will be held II
! the high school building
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. Eddy returned TO Waterbury
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ear Welch spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Nc
Culn.--O a. McFFarlanG returned from
the West Saturday n!ght-E. f. Hol-
brock and "a My spent Christmas with
C. II Holbr ook.-Charles Thomas and
family and Delberd Barnerd OF Proctor
were here last week.-A regular meet
ing of the O. +. s will be held this
week Friday.--A. j. Saledby Is here for
the lolidays.-H. w. Scott Is assisting
in Nye's store-Mitchel Sherburt has
sold his trucking business to a party
in Morristown The Misses c. Il. Ger
tie and Belle Baker returned from Rut-
land Monday where they attended the
funornl Of Gardner I}akcr.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Frank Hart Of Enosburg was in town
over Chrstmas.-Lawrenc Rossior OF
East Berkshire was at his fathers.
Emile Rossier, over Christmas.--J. j.
Bonnet has been spending week In
Burlington.-Col. c. F.. Wilson of Derby
Line is In town.--F'red Kelley of Rich
ford was In town Monday.-At the reg
ular meeting OF Court Green Mountain,
5000, 7. o. f., held Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected: G. D.,
F.. G. Brennan: court physician. DR.. G.,
S. Clark; G. r.. c. y. Barnard; " C..
r., T. 8. Wright; r s., Austin Novelty
f. S., w. J. Wright; treasurer, 10. ST.
Francis; o., l.. II. Garrett; S. W, r,
w. I.umbra; J. w, Harvey Brooks; 8.
e., Leon Duso; j. b., Isaac Brown.
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STOWE.

Two feet OF snow. making excellent
s!oghing and sunshine made an ideal
Christmas day In Stove. There were many
family parties and reunions. a large
number of townspeople enjoyed the hos
pitality of Miss Currie, the new landlady
Of Green Mountain Inn, bountiful dinner
being served to a. guests.-The postoffice
had the largest Christmas week business
In its history. A large amount OF matter
was handled, postal cards forming large
part Of 1.-THE merchants did an UNI
usually large amount OF business, some OF
them having to replenish their stock sew
eral times.-Christma eve an entertain
mcnt IVES given at Unity Church which
included an anthem by the choir. recita-
ton by Miss Angie Harris, n solo by
Catherine Cole, ard songs and exercises
by the children. on the same evening
Mt the congregational Church the program
included n recitation by Miss Martha
Wright. accompanied in solo by the Rev
A. c. Cornwell. Several exercises and
sones were carried out by the children
and santa Claus in the person OF the
Rev. w. A. Bruzza appeared to distribute
riffs from a large Christmas ee.-On
Saturday afternoon the children OF the
Methodist Sunday school were given a
ride around bv Moscow through the kind
ness of s,nerintendent f. c. Sleeper. A
substantial supper was ready for them
on their return, served by the vanquished
side in the attendance contest. Christ
mas tree and entertainment closed the
ofternoon-Amorg those who passed
chr,stmas out OF town We're Mr.. and
Mrs A u Lang and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A,
Warren in Hardwick, Mrs, Alice A. Ray
mond in Westfeld Mrs. c. A. Tomlinson
and son. Clestas in Essex '-Ralph Wrisiey
occomnanied his son, Milo. , Burlington
Saturday. where Il Is expected the lad
will have a foot amputated on account
y, q, obscess His condition is serious
A,,,r the ten-year-old son Of Charles II
xyh.e,or IL III with pneumonia Visitors
T., s,owe over Christmas were Mr.. and
Nc n A. Mills OF Essex Junction. Mr.
81 Nrs william Kaiser and family OF
r,,,,ore Miss Maude McRosco Of Hyde
pork e. C. Kaiser and son. Raymond
=, Montpelier.--Philip T., IaPage of Mont
...i was the guest OF his sister, Mrs
,ohn Durgy last week.--Conrad a. Adams
Instructor In Tufts College, is at home
,or the yacatlon.--H, F.. Jenney recently
lost the end of one finger in an accident. =
Miss Matte Campbell has closed hel
school In Montgomery.-Mis Nettie Brush
md A. X Wiley Of Montpelier were
Christmas visitors In Stowe.
Among the preparations for Installing
the electric power from Morrisville, The
Mt Mansfield Electric Railway compan,
have completed building l6x5O feet fol-
a stAraSs battery near Colbyville. Fun,
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from End Page)

Leon Burt of Boston is visiting his moth
err. Mrs. Minnie Burt.-There will be an
Epworth League social at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. McFeeters Friday ev-
ening.-The Rev. william Shaw goes to
Richford to-day. where he speaks at
laymens banquet this evening. Friday
evening he will preach at watch night
service In Derby.-Dr. a. J. Darrah, J. VI.
Burnes, Miss Louisa Fountain, Albert A.
Aseltine and J. w. Pomeroy we're in st.
Adams Monday In attendance upon a SEES
sion Of the probate court when the will
Of Mrs. o. u. Ladd was admitted to pro-
bate. c. II. Abel and J. c.. Towle were
appointed commissioners and appraisers
j. w. Pomeroy and A. A. Aseltine are the
executors.-Harold Kimball Of Batavia.
n. Y, IL with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. r. Kmball.-Elmer z. Colcord OF
Plattsburgh. n. Y, has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Colcord. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Artenlus Holden OF st. Ar
mand Center. Que. were guests over
Sunday Of their son. o. w. Holden. r.
Hubbard OF Franklin also visited the
same family.--Mrs. Alice Hammel OF
Montpelier has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Mary Watson.-Mr. and Mrs. D. II.
Stanhope Of bakersfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Colpitts and Mrs. Lepha Gallup OF
Berkshire were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Caldwell Saturday.
The first zero weather Of the season
came Tuesday night. when the thcrmom-
eter at the weather station registered
two below.--Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eddy
returned to their home In New Haven
Tuesday after a visit to Mrs. Eddy $
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Carpen-
ter.-Mrs. e. ]. Parmelee is caring for
Mrs. William Busker. who Is still crit
ically III at the homo OF s. c. Towle.-
A young peoples progressive party visit
ed the homes Of A. A. Aseltine, Mrs. G.
n. Pratt and A. j. Croft Monday even
ing.-Maurice A. Aseltine returns to Bos-
ton to-day after q weeks visit here
The half-fare-on-Tuesday rate to st.
Adams and return which has prevailed
on the Missisquoi division for about Sc
years past Is to be discontinued after
January 3. There lie also to DO change
of time in the afternoon trains. the
train UP. leaving st. Adams at 1915 and
the down train leaving here at 1874 IN
stead Of 4:0s as at present.-There is to
be a dance in Foresters' hall Thursday
evening under their auspices. Watch
night services will be held in st. Mat
thew's Church Friday evening at ll:46
Following short address the holy
communion will be celebrated at L
O'clock
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Miss Clara Whitaker and Harry Whit.
aker are passing the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. e. whitaker.
John Prouty is at home from Dart
mouth Among those who are at homo
from the University of Vermont are
Miss Lois Redmond, Harry Dane, Wall
ter Bedding and Robert Davls-Misa
Marion Dane. who lie teaching school in
Proctor is passing the holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. o. &. Dane
Merton Flint, Percy Buck and Maurice
Blanchard OF Dean Academy are al
home for the holida ys.--Alfred Gale
who is attending school In Worcester
Mass Ia at home,
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FRANKLIN.

Miss BESSIE Tucker Of Wellesley, Mass.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. C.. +. Mog
nant.-The Rev. and Mrs. Westcot are
visiting in Watervile. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
]. Gates spent christmas with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. s. Warner. in st.
Albans--The Row and Mrs. Day return
cd home Tuesday.--Dr. and Mrs. II. A.
and Joseph Whitney OF Ncrthfeld are
guests OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. D. Whltney.--Mr j. NJ. Green and
son of Montreal arc guests Ct her par
ents. Or and Mrs r. E Welch.-W.
n. Wright OF the medical department
OF the u V. NJ is with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. 7. Wright.-Miss Ruth Hop
kins returned Wednesday to the Bos-
ton City hospital after spending two
weeks at her home here.-Miss Hilda
Hopkins OF Simmons College, Boston. is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L..
Hopkins.-C;eorge Wood and daughter of
Barre are visiting friends in town.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Pratt and daughter
of Enosburg Falls spent Christmas with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs Welch.-F. G.
Armstrong OF Montreal has been spend
ing a few days with II. A. Willard
Mrs. c. s. Reynolds has been in Rich
ford for a few days.
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ISLE LA MOTTE,

DIR. and Mrs. C. ". Whitcomb of Brook
lyn spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
n. w. Fisk.-Nfiss Jennie Hurst was
home from Bellows Falls for Christmas
Mrs. Matte Dean and daughter
Evelyn, OF East Orange, n. j., are In
town for the holidays MIR. and Mrs w
]. Wightmnn and Mr., and Mrs. p. A.
Ladue of Alburg spent Christmas in
town.-The exercises at the Methodist
Church Christmas eve were very good
and we'll attended.-Miss 10 Lenfeld was
home from Piattsburgh for Chistmas.-
Stanley Pike is home from Glens Falls
for the hoidays.-Miss Dorothy Hill en-
tertained a number of her young friends
at her home Monday evening.-M 8.
Thomas crossed on the ice from the island
to Chazy Friday on from three to four
inches OF ice.-George King was home
from Burlington for the holidays.
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GEORGIA..

Mrs Cor1a Pierce was called to St
Adams Tuesday by the serious Illness
of her sister, Mrs. Il. A. Warner.-Miss
Winnie Newton spent Christmas in Bur-
lington, the guest of her brother. Erwin
Newton has been received from
Tacoma, Wash, Of the marriage OF
Harry Dinsmore and Ethel Newton. Mr..
Dinsmore formerly lived ncre.-News has
reached hero OF tho death of the infant
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Gordon Of
Lynn. Mass.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Curtis last tweek.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Robinson spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Robinson in Roston.-Mr. and Mrs. Lu-
ton Allen went Christmas eve to Mon
treal.Mss Margaret Conln of Win
ooski and James Hart Of Amsterdam
y. Y. spent Christmas at James Dough-
erty's. The whole number of pounds of
milk received at South Hero creamery
during the month of November was III,
$40: whole number Of pounds OF butter
made. %,17N; average price per hundred
for four per cent. milk, sl.S2.
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HlEL WEST.

Mrs. c. c. Shangraw spent Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Tur-
ner at East Berkshlre.--Miss Lena Lum-
bra OF Burlington is at home for a few
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lafley and
daughters, Flossie and Kate. Of Bakers
held were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Frazer Chiistmas.-Mr. ana Mrs. y. n.
Wescott Of Sheldon spent Christmas with
their daughter. Mrs u. II. Jewett-Miss
Grace Benway Of Burlington is vstln,
relatives In this place
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ENosBURG.

Benjamin Fairbanks OF Greensboro has
been visiting friends In town and was at
the home Of James Kidder Sunday
John A. Leach OF Burlington was at
home over Christmas. blanche Cassidy
Is at home from Burlington for the holi-
days.-NIiss Blanche Fields OF Iowa
passed several days with her cousin,
Mrs. Z. r. Leach, and is now at Enos
burg Falls.--The district schools will
commence January 2--Word has been
received from Mrs. Eta S. Seedlings of
the death OF her mother, Mrs. Alice s
Stevens, widow OF the late Edwin +.
Stevens OF Enosburg, at the home Of
her daughter in Warden. Que. She was
stricken with paralysis November and
died December 1o.--A church meeting is
to be held in the Congregational vcstry
Thursday at 10 a. m. The women OF the
church will provide dinner The annual
meeting of the Sunday school society
will also be held and the Womens Mis-
sionary societies will elect their officers
for the ensuing year.
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CRAFTSBURY

George Howard was nome from Dart.
mouth, Phil Howard from Bellows Falla
and Harold Kinney from Boston foI
Christmas.-Mr and Mrs. Luar Hanson
of Barton spent Christmas at c. H. Han
sons-Mr. and Mrs Clarence WOODBURY.
spent last Saturday and Sunday at Bar
ton-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Rawson le6
Saturday afternoon for their home in Da
Moines.Mr. and Mrs. Phil Alnsworth o.
Woodbury. are In town.-George Merrill
returned Monday from a trip TO New
York and Boston.-The Christmas can.
tata was very interesting as given In the
town hall Friday evening.
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sWANToN CENTER

Orrin Bliss y Skeels Corner, who re-
ceived a severe injury to ore knee in
runaway accident Thanksgiving day,
L. improving SLOWLY, but Is still confined
10 the house.-lIe Jolly Jokers' club
met at A P. Roycc's Saturday evening.
A Christmas tree was enjoyed and re.
frcshments were serveG.-Mr. and MRS
H. c. Ro' ~ Sheldon Springs passed
Sunday az his fathels. A. p. Royce
Nh and Mis-. T. r. Catlin Of North
Sheldon visited at J. r. Catlin's Christ
mas.-Mrs. Earl Aver and two children
of Milton Bcro are with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hubbard.-Mrs. J.
4. Catlin went I'd Burlington Tuesday,
rallied by the death Of n cousin, Mrs.
Joseph Shufcldt. Mary Billiard,
Youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. M.
Bullard of swanton Junction, and niece
of Mrs. ]. r. Catlin, is seriously Ill with
fever
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THURSDAY

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WOLCOTT.

5. G.. Whttemorc suffered slight
shock of paralysis Thursday.-Mr and
Mrs. Scion Dwinnel were IN Jericho
Chirstams.-The remains of Arthur
Titus who died In Hardwick. were
brought here for interment in the family
lot IN Paramount cemetery Friday
oliver Sanders OF Prince Edwards Island
a guest Of the Mcdonald brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Pocock OF Lisbon.
y. H. are visiting Mrs. Pocock's par
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Preman.-Mtss
Chrystie McKinstry, who has been dan
gerously III of inflammation Of the brain,
is much Extraordinarily morning was
the coolest this winter, II below zero
The Rev and Mrs. 9, S. Qu!nby of st.
Adams Bay came Monday 10 pass few
days with her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs j. H. Wills.