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ENOsBURG.

The Rev. Mr.. Pierce, who is to preach in
the Congregational Church for two Sun
days came from Boston Saturday morn
Ing and occupied the pulpit last Sunday
Feb. 13 He is being entertained at the
home Of Mr.. Warren Perley.--The Ladies'
society served dinner at the Con-
gregational Church vestry Wednesday,
Mrs. G. Fl. Fairbanks. who has been quite
sick. is recovering.-About 80 young
school friends of NJ. r. and Helen Wright
from Enosburg Falls We're entertained at
the Wright home Friday evening.
A large enthusiastic meeting of farmers
was held in Grange hall, West Enosburg,
Tuesday evening when they formed a
COW testing association with V. 4. Irish
president W. G. Fassett vice president;
+. w. Spicer, secretary: A. j. Woodward,
treasurer: directors. +. NJ. Wright, G. l..
Nichols. ]. *. Monta que. J. c. Towle and
Theodore Perley. The directors will call
a meeting some time next week to draft
bylaws, choose n name for the organiza-
ton and procure a man to have charge of
the work. 1t is expected that several of
the farmers in Berkshire and Franklin
will join. and that 800 or 600 COWS can be
procured. There was $50 cows pledged
'Tucsdnv evening
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Pudvah have gone TO Manchester, NJ II
Levi Tatro has rented his place to Ed
ward Snider. Mr. Tstro and daughter,
Eva, are In Belvidere for few weeks
with relatives.-Miss Florence Brown,
who has been III at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Blake, went into a hospital
at Montreal Sunday for surgical oper-
alton for appendicitis. Dr. Sheehan ac-
companled heirloom Barre returned
last Thursday to Now York city, where he
has employment. The clerk of the school
board, j. F. Stephenson. reports for tho
school census 26o pupils between the ages
of and IS; i2s boys and 1872 slrls.-Mrs.
Francis Coolbeth returned Monday from
The Mary Fletcher hospital. Burlington.
where she had been for the past Ave
weeks.-Last Wednesday evening a dele
cation Of IL Woodmen called on Paul
Blanchard who has been suffering for
Some time from n badly broken leg, and
presented him with purse % sis. glvei
by collection Mt the last NJ. W. A. Act
in
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RICHFoRD.

At the annual town meeting to be held
March I. the following article in the
warning Is the only item outside of the
routine: ITO see II the town will vote to
instruct the moderator TO appoint a com
mittee to investigate what means to tate
for the town to acquire the title to the
Union Church property. so-called, and
report at special town meeting, or at
the next annual town meeting" As C.
A. Powell has resigned from the board
OF nsters, and the time Of G. s. Noyes
has expired, II will be necessary to elect
two new listers, ii being understood that
Mr.. Noyes will decline a reelection
Mrs. Persis Emily (Field) Oviatt. aged
81 years, wife of f. II. Oviatt, died sud
denly Tuesday morning about five
o'clock of heart trouble. The funeral will
be held at the house this afternoon
at ten o'clock, the Rev. ". r.. Douglass
officiating, and the burial will be in
Hillside cemetery. Beside her husband
Mrs. Oviatt is survived 10y one daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Dufur OF this place. The
Richford Savings 81, nix u Trust company
has Just issued TO it's patrons an Illus
trated souvenir booklet, S by 10 l-2 inches.
So pages and cover. entitled "Richford,
Vermont; Past and Present; lS75-l9l0." II
Il sent out on the occasion Of tho thirty
fifth anniversary Of the organization Of
the bank. The book was compiled by
Is Carl Carpenter and the pictures ale
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Zerah A. Iiills n well-known farmer
lied Thursday morning after more
than years Illness with tuberculo-
SIS. Mr.. Hills was 60 years Of age
ana was born In Moretown. lie is
survived by wife and daughter,
Mrs. d. Hale Flint Of Randolph At
one time Mr.. Hills was stree, com.
missioner of this village. He has
made Randolph his home for about
six years. The funeral services were held
Saturday noon and the remains were
taken to Waterbury for interment
Last Saturday evening Young Gotch
In throwing Joe Forticr Of
Montreal In straight falls. The first fall
was won by Young Gotch with a half
n ison and arm hold In % minutes. The
second fall also went tn Gotch in IL
minutes with full body hold. Next
Saturday evening Young Gotch will
wrestle either Arthur Devine of MARI
boro. Mass, or John McCloud. who claims
the middieweight championship OF Scot
land. McCloud agrees to throw Gotch
four times In ar hour. Mrs. Heber
Holman II seriously III at her home with
Ineumonia. The funera, of the late Or.
f. E Blood was held Monday. DR..
Blood was member of the local G 4. K.
post. Death was due TO organic heart
trouble. He enlisted IN the 42nd regiment
of Massachusetts volunteers from Wor-
cester and served throughout the
Rebellion. He WAS born in Plainneld %
years ago and in his younger days was
n prominent dentist The bearers were
members Of tho q. A. II. and the Rev.
Frazer Metzgcr officiated. Burial was in
Southview cemetery --F'rancis r.. Flint
died Sunday after lingering Illness of
catarrah Of the stomach and bowels. Mr..
Flint was z years OF age and has made
his home in Braintree of late. He was n
irorlinen. member of the West Braintree
Spiiitulist's association. The funeral was
held Monday from his late home. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Ed
gar w. Emerson Of Manchester. n. Fl.
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ENOSBURa FALLS.

Charles Hart. who Ia III with b,ood moi
soning at the home of his brother I, n
Hart. is somewhat improved -superin.
ttndent and Mrs Hamilton of Ro,ersae,d
were guests Of Principal and Mrs. Per.
kins Saturday Miss Helen Cramton OF
the university has been passing n few
days at her home here.-Nfiss Candace
Mckinney Is visiting In Sheldon Springs.
Mrs Vadney has returned from n two
weeks visit to Ter home in MONTGOMERY
Tho 1s-months- I'D son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Il. Biouine. VINO was badly burned on
sadiron few days ago. Is slowly Inn
proving-J. A. Dcmar went to Burling-
ton Saturday where he is employed In
the Lane Printing worlts.-George Rus
sell OF MorrisvIle Is a guest of Mrs. ]. c.
Watson.-several from here went to n
party at the home Of r. NJ Wright In
East Esnosburc Friday evening. Some Of
them got lost and made the trip via
North Bakersfield.
G. n Waite died Mt his home in BorAo-
v,iIe sundov evening after an extended
illness. ihe disease was perniclous ane-
mia Mr. Waite was about Is Years Of
age and is survived by his wife. The
funeral was held from the house Wednes.
day at ten o'clocK. The Standard Bear
crs mot Tuesday with Miss Cora lief
ferds-The Kings Heralds will meet
with Kenneth Aseltine Saturday even
irr.-F Fl Ovitt went TO Burlington
Monday TO attend the bapous. of the as
ISOLATION of Vermont engineer, The firm
Of Reed &: Rooney has been dissolved
Mr. Rooney purcha sing Mr.. Reed , inter
est,--Nfiss Jul,a McGarry OF Proctor hs G
returned home after a weeks visit in tho
home of f. H. Farrell-KennethA seltire
entertained about 30 at a valentine marty
Monday evening-E X Place of Boston
Ia visiting in own.--The Woman's Auxil-
larry will meet with Mrs. w. Fl. MnAllis
ter this evening-D. Delmar Dur
gin of the medical department Of the uni.
versity was In town Tuesday. called to
attend the funeral of his step father. G,
D. Waite.
The wedding of Clifford J. Gardner and
Miss Ida Bridges took place nj the
brides home in Hnverhill Mass. Tucs-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner ara AT tho
home OF the eroonl's mother Mrs T. G.
Bur-. The funeral OF w. d waite was
held from his late home in Rordovi,,e
| Wednesday at ten o'clock. the Rev NJ
| l.. Currier offclatinR. Music was fur
| nished by mixed quartette from this
place consisting of Mrs. A. A Ase,tine
Mrs w r. Fuller G. H. Abel, and w
II yaw The burial was in tho pordo
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WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER.

Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. shurtlefr. widow OF
Stephen c. shurtleff. died Thurs
day morning at Heaton hospital fol-
lowing an operation performed last Sat-
urday. Mrs. Shurtlef was born in
Marshheld IS years ago. She was mar
ried 10 Mr, Shu.tlen in 1858 and since 1879
Lad resided in this city. She 10 survived
by ono son. Harry c. Shurtleff, and one
daughter Miss Maud sh,rtlen. both OF
This city The deceased was prominent
IN the work OF Bethany Church Her
funeral was held Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock from her late home on Main
street.
The funeral OF Mrs Collins Blakely
was held Saturday afternoon from
nor late residence on Maip street. the
Rev. Ward II. Clark, assisted by the
Rev Or. j. Edward Wright officiating.
Burial was In Green Mountain cemetery.
Mrs. Bakely died Wednesday evening
after an illness with cancer Of more than
three years aged Is. She was a daugh-
ter of the late Joseph A. Wing. She
is survived by her husband and one son.
also by two brothers George w. Wing
and John G. Wing. and two sisters.
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Il. Wing
all Of this city. Until incapacitated BY
illness Mrs. Blakey was tireiess worker
in the Ladies Aid OF Featon hospital
and In the affairs OF the Church of the
Messiah.
Vermont lodge Of odd Fellows has
vot I'd to expeni between $500 and $500
in repairing its property on Elm street
that il purchaaed last year. This old jail
property will be made over into CLUB
house and home for ;he Odd Fellows OF
the city, both for work and pleasure.
Miss Gertrude NJ. liargn died FRI
day morning at Heaton hospital. after
an illness Of three months. aged * years.
Miss Hargin was daughter of the late
Robert Hargin and had always lived at
the Hargtn home on Court street She Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. w. W.
Foster and Miss l.. Belle Hargin OF this
city. Her funeral was held Sunday
afternoon from her late home, the Rev
A. J. Hough officiating,
Seventy cows that have been pur-
chased in this vicinity by C. NJ. Flem-
ing of Kansas city, Mo. were loaded
Friday for shipment To the West.
In tho fve trips Mr, Fleming has made
to Vermont for the purpose of pur-
chasing cows he has taken out of the
state 766 cows that were intended for
dairy purposes in the West.
CONTINUED on pREe ~
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by +. c. Wheeler.--A daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs A. b. Reed or Newport
February IL. Mr.. Reed was n former
| resident Of this place and In a son Of
| c. l.. i.eed. editor Of the Rlchford Journal.
miss Alice Douglass has returned home
| from visit Of three weeks In Rochester,
Royalton and other places.--Nlrs. Marshall
Rubee OF Berkshire Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. William H. Comngs.
Mrs. S. II. Morse was called to Lynn,
| Mass, last week by the serious illness Of
| her son. George Blodah.--A tuberculosis
exhibit with accompanying illustrated
| lectures will be shown in Aver opera hall
| by the state Board of Health. March
| and 4-Georgc Il. Read and H. G. Comngs
attended the mooting OF tho Now England
! / ufl "u.' NanNiUCturcS' Jkroc.J,i. y N
Boston last week Miss Caroline Bowen
and an orchestra furnished music Tues
day night on the occasion of the talk be-
| fore the Woman's club and friends in
Aver. opera hall by +. G. Fleetwood. THE
kings Daughters met with Mrs. +.
A. Manuel Tuesday afternoon.--Mis l..
rockwell has goro - LOS Angeles, Cal,
TO JOIN Ecr father who went there two
| year ago. Other members OF the family
VIII so In the spring.--Six members of
| the Calumet club went to Knowlton. Que,
Friday evening as guests OF the mems
| club there. and there were duplicate
whist contest. The Richford members
came out 70 point ahead, and won seven
out of nine sets.
! Cards are out announcing the approach
| ing marriage Of Ursna Emily, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.. Stilson. to Harry
Orton, only son OF Mr.. and Mrs. orion
T. Barnum. at noon, February q at the
home Of the brides parents in Monkton.--
! Mrs Anna French OF Rutland passed
Sunday with her mother. Mrs. James
Barnard.A daughter. Prudence Brewer,
was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Fl. C.
| lngham.--A son was born TO MI and Mrs.
John Lahou, Jr., Monday.-Mrs. Charles
January Is seriously Ill. Mrs. Charles ~
Grandey is visiting her daughter, Miss
Bertha Giandey Of Burlington.-T' Rev.
Father Archambeau Of Shoreham and
| Lizotte Of Fair Haven are guests Of the
Rev l. A. Vezina.--David Duquette and
daughter. Otella. of Chicopee Falls,
Mass. are visiting L. L. Lawrence.
The Hon. Frederick G. Fleetwood of
Morrsville gave a scholarly address on
| Convention and Conviction" in Aver
Opera hall Tuesday evening. About 100
| persons were present and the address
was well received. 1t was given under
the auspices of the Woman's olub.-J. C.
Beeman of Guthrie, Que, visited rela-
tives here Tuesday.
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Grace waller wife Of pr c G
Waller. died the night OF the sth after az
Illness of about three weeks. She leavoi
besides her husband three small children
and her father and mother Mr. and Mrs
G. White. She has lived In this vllag,
practically all her lie. The funeral wal
held ri the residence Friday afternoon
r. ". Eik!ns has returned to Quebec
Mrs. iGlkins remaining here FOR short
time. His brother. Charles Fl. Rlkins
went as far as Montreal with him to
consult n physician.-E'red Wedge and
family have moved to Orleans, where he
has employment
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FART AK.

Howard Rowland is helping G. S.
Howard take an inventory OF his goods
this week. Eddie Rowland carries the
mail.--The auditors are at work on the
town accounts.-Mr. and Mrs. ". S
Brush We're the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
H. o. Stiles OF Johnson last week.-Iames
Lewis is carrying the mail for r. II.
Buck.
Mrs. Hiram Story Is ill.---The audi
tors have finished their work ana tne
town accounts are In the printers
hands.-W. d. Stewart spent two days
in st. Adams and two days in Bur-
ljngton on business last week.-El-
bridge Rugg Is confined to the house
by illness.-Mrs Fl. l. Cook has had a
relapse and Is very seriously ill.-Irv-
ing Chase OF Brandon is the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. A. A. Beeman.-W
S. Brush went to Johnson last week
and returned with fine yoke of oxen
They weighed 4,100 pounds
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ORLEANS
NEWPORT.

The worst snow storm OF the season
visited this section Saturday and at six
o'clock in the afternoon is inches had
fallen.-F. NJ. Sherman. who is seriously
i'll. IL reported a little more improved al
though the physicians do not consider
him out Of danger.--Rowley Flagg. who
is attending school at St Johnsbury.
was at home--Mrs. +. j. Campbell of
Lebanon. y. H., Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. II. T. Robbins.-Mr. and Mrs W. K,
Prouty are the parents OF son born
Feb. 10-A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. A. p. Reed F'b. 12-The train
which was ordered by the public service
commission to run between this place
and Lyndonvile was put on Monday.
The train is SEIZED ued to leave here at
1000 a. m. and return at $50 p. m. A
good many travelling men who were In
town Sunday signified their intention OF
using this train. The train will stop only
at Orleans, Barton and West Burke.
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WOLCOTT.

Frank Potter is III of pneumonia at the
home OF hsi father Abner Potter. on East
Ilill.-nr. and Mrs. John French visited
In East Fairfield Wednesday and Thurs
day.-II. Fl. Parker was operated on Fri
day afternoon for strangulatea hernia.
The operation was successful and he Is
doing weli.--W. y. Gowan. who Is suf-
terins from infinmmatory rheumatism In
one foot. is slowly improving Mrs. c. j.
Kmball is visiting In Burlington.-W
has been received here Of the death OF
Clark Parker In California, where he
went in November. He was a native OF
this town going to California many years
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Principal G. H. Morrill, gave an adj
dress in Worthwhile last Sunday even
ing.--The remains of Miss Mary Nut
ting were brought here on Monday for
burial. Miss Nuttlng was born in this
village and had lived here, but for
many years she had lived in Chicopee,
Mass. She was connected with Mount
Holyoke Seminary and died there
William Partridge who has been spend
ing the winter here went to RoXbury
last week.-The normals held n valentine
party Monday evening at Normal
hall.-Mr. Salter. who has car
ried on the Slack farm the past two
years. ma. taken Fl. V. Fletcher's farm
and will move there March /.
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MORRISVM.LE

James D. Paul. who has been III since
October, 1903, with pernicious aenemia,
died Sunday morning at his home on la
mort road Funeral services were held
tuesday at one O'Clock. the Rev. D. l..
Sanford OF Hardwick ofiicia ting, Inter
ment will be made in River Bank ceme-
terry at stowe James u. Paul was born
In Boquet. N. Y, January 80, 1859. and
moved to Vermont 10 years ago. six
years ago last fall he came to Norris
town. He is survived by his wife, two
sons. James F, and Alsid Paul, three
daughters, Mrs. Bert Merrill OF Stowe,
Miss Lizzie and Miss Lucinda and thrs 9
sisters and one brother, Mrs. j. H. Leon
ard and Mrs. NJ. o. Leonard of Sharon
and Mrs. John Mccain Of Chesterfield,
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JEFFERsONVILLE.

Mrs John Tracy has gone to visit
friends in Monipeller.Mrs Charles Min
er, who spent several days with friends
here, has returned to Cady's F>alls.-Afiss
Nina Seeley has returned home after
closing a successful term OF school in
Hyde Park. The infant son Of MI and
Mrs Charles Miner. who died Monday
was taken to Sheldon and buried in tho
family lot.-At $3.50 p. m. Sunday the Rev.
D. l.. Sanford, diocesan missionary held
a cottage service at the home OF Mrs. J.
F.. Wilcox Mr.. and Mrs. William Slime
hour Of Springfield. Kansas. are visiting
relatives here.-About 70 couples attend
ed the woodman's ball Friday evening.
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DERBY

Elmer E. Alibee of Arlington. y. J.
visited at W. T. Knborn's last Satur-
day.-Samuel Naylor is reported better
though not out OF danger from hemorr-
hage OF the bowels.-Mrs. Lafountain
IL improv!ns.-Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
Niles spent a few days last week In St
Johnsbury.--Erneet A!ibee has sold out
his business end his house here snd has
gone to Springfield, Mass, 10 reside
Tho Methodist ladies held Valentine
Social at W. NJ. Taylors MONDAY ev-
ening.-News have reached here Of the
death Of Jane Collier, former rest
don't OF Derby. in Pasadena. Cal.
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FRANKLIN.

The senior class OF the high school will
repeat their play Mrs. Briggs Of the
Poultry Yard" in the lower hall Friday
evening.-Mrs. c. G. Adams returned to
Essex Junction Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. O. Bowen We're surprised Friday by
large party Of friends. The PASTORS
topic at the Congregational Church next
Sunday morning viii be Hidden Values'
and In the evening his subject will be
'Unconsciously Weak. The condition
OF Arthur Haymo does not improve
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hale arc visiting
In Fairfield
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SWANTON.

According to the report Of the Sc
lectmen, Just made up, there was a net
reduction in the towns Indebtedness
Of nearly $4,000 last year, leaving the
present debt s54,5o2sS, OF which $751;
600 consist OF railroad bonds, origi-
nally $4,000. Current expenses last
year were $3.66597 against s4,s93.1l
the previous year. The selectmen rec
ommend tax of 80 cents on the dol
lard. Noyes Burton. who was
critically i'll few weeks ago with
pneumonia and recovered so as TO be
up, is confined to his bed again with
grip.
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BROWNINGTON.

Charlie Smith. ~to has Been quite sich
with pneumonia. Is better. Maynard
Wells has been quite sick but is better
no~.-The Ladies Guild will furnish din
ner Mt the church town meeting day
Mrs. Fred Danforth's baby Is better
Mrs. J.. A. Droun has been quite sicL
but Is now on the gain Tile Rev. w. C
Christie has been helping IN soma re
,,I;,nl meet rDs ~. Crlnl,,u
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HYDE PARK.

Mrs. Georgia Rouen Of Woodstock 's
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. =. Strong.
Eight applicants for teachers GER
tifcates took examinations here last
Thursday and Friday.-Miss Regina
Federer. for several years French
stenographer in the employ OF c. S.
age, completes her engagement there
to-day and will return next week to
Windsor. Ont.-Mss Ina Nye OF Bar
ton has entered the employ OF c. s.
Page as stenographer.-A. L. Noyes
goes March | TO Medford. Ore. where
he has employment as chauffeur
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Guy y. Place Of JAZZ died sudden
" and after a very brief Illness late
late Saturday night. The funeral was held
at the house Tuesday Afternoon, and tho
interment was made In the Jay Center
cemetery. Besides her husband, she leaves
five children. G. A. and Harry Place OF
this village Mrs Bert sTith' Mrs p
Fl. Cohurn ard two sons al home
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Hart OF st. Johnsbury Is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. +. NJ Reynolds.
NJ. NJ. Reynolds has gone TO visit her
daughter at Pawtucket. r. Ia large
number attended the district meeting of
the knights Of Pythias which was held
in w. NJ. Smiths hall at this place on
Friday evening.-Mrs. X. r.. Gray and
little son OF Huntington are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Gray.--Mrs J. T.
Mcclure is with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Nc
Clure in Burlngton.--A Valentine social
was held at the home OF MIR and Mrs,
II. ". Cady Monday evening. nearly 40
being present-The Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society will hold their annual
fair at the American House hall Febru-
AIRY a2.-Miss Reba Gray has returned
from Morrisvillo,--Mrs Bennett 10 recov-
Ing from an attack of grip She Is %
years Of age.-Mrs. F. NJ. Reynolds en-
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EDEN.

Eli Hines. aged about Is years. died
eb. T.. lie had been in poor health for
q long time but had a paralytlc shock
Il few days ago after which he failed IA
pidly. He leaves wife and four children.
Herbert. Herman, Harry and Mrs Maude
Kinds. Rev. William Warner Of Barton
ofiiciated AT the funeral services.-A
r.. Sargent Is ll.--Jose MudGett is visit
ing her sister Mrs Henry Emery
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BEAVER.

Mrs. W. O. King visited a sister in
Burlington Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. s. l.. Caswell of South Burlington
visited at the home OF l.. II. Caswell
last week.-Owing to the severe snow
storm there were no services at the
church Sunday. The Rev. G. W. Burke
Of Fairfax was to preach He came
but there were no hearers
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Joshua Booth Of Waterloo. Que. is Wis.
iting at Waldo Armstrong s.-Miss Gladys
Diamond returned Monday from her
school in Montgomery for the spring va
cation.--The L. L. +. $. held a sugar So
cial at the home OF w r. Diamond.
Tuesday even!ng.-The Woman's Homr
Missionary society will meet at the church
Thursday, Feb. H.-The Rev. Mr. Shaw
of EMosburg Falls will speak In the after
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FLETCHER

a. K. Paine has been seriously ill.-H.
A. Boomhower. who has been Ill., is now
better.-Willis Gray has taken A. NJ. Car
penter's farm in Cambridge and will
move there soon.-A. II. Hooper is suf-
fering with the grip