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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
Consider This Advice.

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Vegetable Compound, made exclusive
~ trom roots and herbs, fair trial
This famous medicine for women
has for thirty years proved to be the
most valuable tonic and invigorator of
the female organism. Women resid-
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the United States bear willing testi-
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IL cures female ills, and creates radi-
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Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
her for advice. Her advice Is free,
and always helpful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04
piles CURED In 0 90 ~ DAYS.

FIIes Oured IN o 90 IA Days,
PAzo OINTMENT Is guaranteed ts
cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing OF Protruding Piles in to IL
days or money refunded. SOC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04

The normal question fairly before che voters by the nia
eRTuf Monmou by her Alumni.
politics. the voters tar
70 ocxprCs choice
s.booIs are a and gs-and we
Normal School the place train and
'hse vote Yes for Monmouth j. V. BUTLER,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-04

WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Black Duck, Minn.-'Abouta a year
ago ] wrote you that l was sick and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
SOUTH HERO.

The ice has disappeared from lieelers
bay-The first automobile of the season
made it's appearance in town Sunday
night leaving the garage in Burlington
at . y. m and arriving at the Island
House at II p. IN, Its occupants had a
tedious trip, the machine having been
extricated from the mud few times by
real horse power-Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Crawford leave on Friday for their new
home at Oak Bluffs. Martha's Vineyard,
Mass-Susan b. Irish Is to reside with
her daughter, Mrs. II. ID. Wadsworth. -
Mr., and Mrs, w. l.. Stone have returned
after spending the winter In Burlington,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed formerly
of Philadelphia. are making extensive
Improvement, at their new home,
''Broadacres," on the east shore.-Mrs.
Kibbe has returned to her home, "I.o-
Gust Grove Farm having spent the win
ter in Burlington The Mutual Benefit
society met for dinner at the home of
Mrs. II. i. Allen Wednesday. Mrs. w,
W. STYLES has gone to Washington on
the excursion. following Is the
sta tement of South Hero Creamery as
ISOLATION foi the month of February
Whole number Of pounds of milk re-
ceived, l02 i39 cream, S,099; butter, 5,s9'
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Miss Cora Page has gone to Essex
Junction where she will be The guest OF
her sister. Mrs. David Marvin.-Mrs.
John Martin. who has reen seriously
sick, is improving. Matte .7landreau,
who has been sick with grip, was able to
return to her school in Norrisville Mon
day-Mrs Moreton Hawiey has gone to
visit her mother in New Hampshire.-
Warren Buker Of South Cambridge, an
aged native of this town, died very sud-
den while sitting in his chair Saturday
night. Mrs. Ira Whttemore OF Belvi-
dere is the guest OF Mrs. w. @. Lease
The CrescendO club held a very inter
esting meeting with Mrs. j. F. Wilcox
Tuesday evening The Cemetery assoc-
alton will meet April with Mrs. John
Tracy.-rhe Rev. H. f. Harmed came
home for the Easter services, but has
returned to Rochester on scncunt Of the
illness OF Mrs. Harmed. He was accom-
panied to Rochester by his two soNs,
Jane and Henry.-S. f. Pope, who went
to Boston to attend the hardware dealers
convention. returned home Saturday.
The Cambridge school directors met and
organized Friday evening at Jefferson
vile r. Il. Thomas was elected chair
man and Or. q. II. Newton , clerk
Schools will begin April ia. B. SIN
clair and E. W. Patch were appointed
truant officers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
MORRIsVILLE.

Mrs, S. l.. Stevens and daughter
Mildred. are In Richford.-Miss Blanch
Smith Is assisting in the Boynton cafe in
the absence OF Miss Jennie Aller.-Miss
I.ottie ingalls, of Greensboro came Satur-
dav to visit Miss Teresa Towne,-E. H.
Olmstead has been appointed as census
enumerator for Morristown. Arthur
Stewart left Saturday for Proctor, where
he has a position with the Vermont
Marble company. Mr., Stewart was given
n surprise party Wednesday evening"
Noyes SlaytOn arrived here from Amherst
Friday evening to pass the Easter vaca-
tion.-,Miss LYDIA Liberty returned from
St Johnsbury Friday evening.-Mrs.
l.ottic Tibbetts OF johnson. who was visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Edwin Brown, was
called home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Nathan Tefft died late Monday
night of heart trouble at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Fred A. Gilbert. Mrs,
Tefft was 81 years of age and has passed
a number of years IN Morristown. having
come here from Saratoga, \, y. She Is
survived by son. Seymour Tefft of Bel
ungham, Wash. and daughter. Mrs.
Fred A. Gilbert OF this town. The fu-
| neral win be held at two O'Clock this
lafternoon,-Mrs. Henry Puffer of
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr. and Mrs. II. T.. Gray Of burlington
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. Gray's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. Gray
Mrs. A. Leach has been spending several
days with her son, Myron Leach, at Cam
bridge Juncton.-Mrs. Alden Brush is in
Barton.-Mr. and Mrs. II. Ross and
children OF Underhill spent Sunday at
Thomas Ross ,-'rhe annual meeting OF
the W. II. NJ. s. was held at the church
parlors Thursday afternoon and the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: President.
Mrs. Mary Ellinwood: vice-president, f.
NJ Cutting; secretary, Mrs, NJ, NJ. Rey-
nods; treasurer, Mrs. II. \. Gray .-lrv-
ing Stinehour has rented the house OF Carl
Robbins, recently vacated by s Rogers
Mrs. w. Burns is ill,-Miss Reba Gray
was in Burlington Wednesday.-M
Frank Mcclure has returned to Burling-
ton.-Nrs Brewster OF Huntington 10
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Cady-Mr. Goodsell has rented the tene-
ment Of Alden Brush-Mss EVA Cady.
who Is teaching at Lyrdonville, is spend
ing the Faster vacation at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Cady--J.
NJ. Stafford of Burlington passed sun
day at his brothers, S. NJ. Safford.-The
funeral OF Herbert Boomhour was held
at his residence in Fletcher Sunday,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
HYDE PARK.

Elbridge Holbrook, who has been i'll a
long time. died last Saturday evening
He was Is years old and a son of Ches-
ter Hobrool1 of this town. where he has
lived all of his life. BESIDES his wife, he
is survived by a father and three sisters.
The funeral took place from his lato
home Tuesday ;fteraocn and was I'M
der the direction of the local lodge OF
odd Felows.-Mrs. Mary Elizahet Whit
tier. the wife of Rev. O, NJ. Boutwell,. died
was 20 years old and is survived by her
husband and one sister. Mrs. David
Sherwin. She was a granddaughter OF
Robert Campbell. ST.. one of the old
time residents of CenterVille in this
town. She married Mr.. Boutwell, 81
years ago. The funeral took place
from the home Wednesday afternoon and
was conducted by the district super
indent Hunt. of the ST Adams district
Mrs f. G. Page is visiting in Hardwick.
The l.. c. a. team defeated Danville at
basket ball here Friday evening by a
score OF IS to o0.-F. y. keeler of Green
field, Mass. spent Sunday here.-Exten-
sive repairs are being made upon Hotel
Phoenix William Harris has re-
turned from Boston. Mrs. Joanna
Grswold is in Morrisville.-Frank Stew
art succeeds Arthur Stewart as clerk in
the Page office.
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FAIRFAX.

Jack llarker died SUNDAY night Of
"A general breaking down. He served
in the CiVn War. He was over 90
years Of age. He has no ralations.-
Miss Hattie NJ. Brown of North yyillis-
ton has been the guest Of Miss Ada
Bascom for several days.-The new
creamery Will open for business Mon
day April 4,--Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
story of Johnson are the guests of
her sister, Mrs. Mary Frarchcr.-I'rod
II. Shepardson of Richmond was the
guest of his brother. Il. II. Slapar,,-
son. Tuesday George Minor opened
his store to the public Mondav.-p II.
Ryan has bought what is known a.
the lrinidle farm.-Mr. ana Mrs T 9.
Boyden were called to Essex Junction
| March % by the death of his hrothov.
| Charles Boyden Of that placc.-Nrs.
| Katie Latin has closed her house IN
| the village and Is spending the school
vacation with her son. j. r Latin
The high school at the Bellows Foe
Academy will open April T. the grades
april II. District No, Q. taught nv
Gladys Beardsloy. ana district No. -
taught by Nina Wc-"en. VIII corn
! mpnce April II.
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SWANTON CENTER,

Miss Mary Dolan visited her mother
Over Easter in Berk shire.-Mi>s Nellie
tatlin is visiting relatives in burlington
aId Shclburne harbor.-Miss Cora Haz-
AID and Mrs. Fay l.. Hazard of Boston
ate visiting the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. f. Hazard "A daughter was
born recently TO Mr., and Mrs Fred "
Hazard of Boston, formerly OF this place
- Gay Berry OF Milton, Poro has been Il
guest at F. NJ. Hubbard's for several
days,--Miss Morrill, ana niece, Mary
Richardson of St. Albans, visited at T..
vi. Hubbard's ray.-Master Ray
mond Hubbard went 10 Milton Boro Wed
neaday to visit his sisrcr, Mrs Earl Aver.
Mrs. Warren Donaldson of Grand Isle
aul Mrs. w, +. Decker Of West Swantcn,
wore recent visitors at A. * Iionsingcr's
tlss Mary Jennison of Calumet. Mich
VISITED her cousin. j. r. Cartin, Recently
Mrs. j. r. Catlin has returned home
from North Sheldon, where she YVES
called by the serious illness of Mrs. ~
F Catlin.-Mrs. Martin Of Skeels Corner
was given surprise ut her home witt
her daughter Mrs Myron ponaldsor
last Friday, when several Of her lady
friends met for an old-fashioned day.
visit. The women carried refreshments
| ana bountiful meat dinner was served
Marvin Booth and Archie Morse VIII,
left r. J Catlins March s, arrived a
| their future nome In Saskatchewan
| March Is. The young men We're formcrl,
| Of Worcester, Mass. and We're frequec
visitors here They purchased larg
tracts Of land when in Saskatchewan las
summer. and expect to pioneer for few
wears They wrote the snow had gon
at their arrival and that they had eacl
! purchased n team OF four horses am
| were reodv 70 benin breaki
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Richford is visiting ncr parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Camp.-Miss Myrtle Whiting
of Cambridge is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. II. Hinds.-Miss Carrie Pow ers left
Tuesday for Burlington Troy, n. y.
and other points--Mr and Mrs. John
Libby of St Adams were guests Tuesday
of Mrs. Howard McNal.--Mr and Mrs.
f. q. Barrows are in stowo.-Mrs. Albert
spaulding of Montpelier is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Niles. Mrs.
l.. a. Wadleigh is in orleans.
The tannory was shut down Monday,
giving the Polish help more time to OBJ
serve Easter Martin Chaneo has return
cd from pittsford, where he has passed
the wlnter,-Mss Fannie 'rowle of john
son is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Towle.-rhe Misses Marguerite and
Ruth l'uNer of Richford are visiting their
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Camp.
- Miss Maud Chaffec, teacher in the Bel
lows Free Academy, is passing the East
er vacation at home. Clarence Smith #
in Durlington.--G. ". Brown Of Sterling
Neb., was Il guest Saturday and Sunda!
of Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Worthen --Harr.
Merritt went to Waterbury Monday t,
take charge Of n moving picture show
Mrs. II. Il. Conner Of Lisbon y. H., II
with her father. Z. w. Utton.-C. B
Currer of Mddlefcld. Conn, who hu
visited his brother, George w Currier
for 10 days returned home Monday
| Roy Maconher went to St Johnsbury
! Monday to WORK in the store of Brow.
| Bros Miss Nellie Allan went Monday to
/ Haldwick where she has n position. The
! Hon. f. O. Fleetwood addressed "A mems
meeting at lrashurg Monday evening and
Tuesday spoke upon Good citizen
ship" at n mems meeting at Orleans
Roy Smith while clipping q horse for
| Emery Tiff Monday irorning at the
stowe stage barn received a severe Kick
from the animal. Eugene Lafountain
/ then took the clipper and was also kick
ed breaking his leg.
/ Mrs. q. l." Kicker Of Proctorsvile, who
/ has passed two weeks with her brother
W. !. Sinrott, returned home Tuesday
| night.-Miss Pauline Kent of Burlington,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A.
W. Fuge, returned yesterday Mrs. w
E. Knight went to Bakersfield yesterda y
to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. :! a
| Barns.-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. I5ucker NJ
]. Gallup and Henry Gallup We're in Cam
| bridge yesterday TO attend the funeral OF
| Warren Bucker.-Mr. and Mrs. George
! Wiltshire Of Elmore left here yesterday
for Deer field Mass. where they vii
make their home.-Mrs. Frank Butler o.
Cambridge was guest Yesterday Of Mrs
Elizabeth Thomas.
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Miss Marie Quimby Of Concord y. H..
who has been the guest of Max and Lou
Burleson for the past few days. return
ed home Saturday. young friends OF
Albert Morey gave him a surprise party
at the home of his parents. M and Mrs
w II. Morey, Saturday evening. the oc-
casion being his 18th birthday The
guests were entertained with whist, Max
Bureson winning head prize \ watch
fob was left as a reminder Of tine went.
Miss Mabel Gates is At homo from Bur-
lineton foi the Easter vacation Of two
weeks. Miss Gates ha5 been teaching in
the Adams school the past "ear--Read
Sou!e, who has been in Massachusetts
the past year and who has been very III
with rheumatism, Is at home.-Lynn
Snule broke one arm friday.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs Harry Clement. who has been
spending the past month with her sis
ter, Mrs. Fuller. went Tuesday to Bran
don, her future home.-OrVis Stevens has
been a guest of his brother. Herbert
Stevens, the past few daYs.-Mrs. f. ID.
Falby will entertain the next meeting of
Kings Daughters. dorothy Crandall,
who has been sick the past week, Is
much improvcd.--J. y. Ellis has sold his
stock of goods and residence to parties
In Morristown.--A. j. Crandall and fam
.ly will move to their residence in Jones'
vile soon.
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SW ANTON

NJ A. HNngerford who has been man
aging the Grand Avenue Hotel under II
lease for the past year. has purchased
the property of William Smith of ST. Ar
mand; consideration, $1,000. This is a
comparatively new house, was built by
George Best and later sold to Mr.. Smith.
DIR. Il. l.. Lake has been appointed
health officer for Swanton.. br. Lake
succeeds Dr. Norris, who has gone West
to reside.--Thc government boat. the
Cygnet. used here In the fishery business,
made her first trip of the season 10 the
fishing grounds Tuesday. Pike have
commenced running up the river In small
numbers and the big run Is expected
soon.--l,dward sinner. an Old soldier, is
critically III with blood poisoning the re-
suit OF N.cNring on a rusty nall.
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EAST 3E.RKEHIRE

Mrs. Flora Rouse has returned from St
bloomsbury. Melbourne Pond Is home for
tie Easter vacation. The Woman's Aux
Hilary VII! serve an Easter supper in
Comhs's hall .day.-Miss Kathleen
Bernard has returned home from St Al
bans, where She has been the past week
-Choate Richardson has returned from
New iork.-B. f. Combs was in St. AL
bans Friday.-Mrs W. s Eublee and
master William Ruhlee visited in Mont
gonorN last Week.-Mrs. Clarence DOM
inia was in E.nosburc Falls over Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
WEST BOLTON.

Chester Smith, who has been working in
an automobile factory In Tarrytown, n.
y, Is at homc.-1hose from out of town
who came nome for Faster were Miss
Bernicc Hall form Cambridge. Miss Edith
Guyette from Richmond. Miss Edith Tom-
lnson from Fair Haven. and Fred street =
Ell from Jonesville.--M John Gregory
was pleasantly remembered by relatives
and friends on her birthday, March %.
with Il post card showcr.-Mrs. ID. i.
Morse is visiting her aunt in Bakersfield.
Miss Eunice Tomlnson of Richmond is
visiting in town.-The members of the
Grange are rehearsine a play.-Fred Pccor
has moved to Butler Conversations are
To commence Anril 1.
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X. Lent charged with adultery the State
completed it's evidence.
Miss Edith Mary Trudeau of this city
and Arthur II. II. Whitney of Montreal
were married in Burlington Monday.
In Franklin county court yesterday the
case of state vs.. Eddie Gilman was be-
gun. Gilman is charged with assaultiny
an officer, and breach of peace. The
Jury brought in verdict of guilty in the
case of state VS.. j. X. Lent, prosecution
was for adultery.
Louise NJ Tatro little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Wilbur Tatro, who narrowly
escaped being burned to death by her
clothing catching from brush fire on
Federal street. is AZ comfortable as
could he expected. The chid's mother.
who was also badly burned in exting,iish-
| ing The flames about hcr daughter, il re-
covering.
j. r. Montgomery OF Brooklyn, N: y,
! has come TO this city to act as u. s. i'm
! migrant inspector, in place of W. ID.
/ Lewis, who has been transferred to Clay
ton, y Y.
William Mcltnanv was in city court
yesterday before Judge y. y. Post and
pleaded guilty to a charge of breach Of
| the peace He was fined 81 and costs
which lc arranged to pay.
William L. l.arrow broke his arm,
Tuesday Ivy fanug down the stairs at
Waush's opera house. He also suf-
fcred other slight injuries.
\ son was born to Mr. ana Mrs
r. Z. Dudley Of Glens Falls. y. y
March % Mrs Dudley was formcrl,
| =, - ,tt
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FLETCHER.

Herbert A. Boomhower died March "a
MI Boomhower had been in poor health
for long time, He suffered "A shock
Tuesday from the effects OF which he
never rallied. He was a veteran of the
Civil War and a resident of this town
for nearly half a century Mr.. Room
hover is survived by wife and one son,
Judson, who lives In Boston. The flu
neral was held at the house Sunday at
one o'clock The Rev. G.. II. Lock offbc-
ated.-W. S. Shepardson has been APP
pointed administrator and c. B, Parsons
and e. A. Hunt commissioners OF the es-
tate of the late Almond r. Pane,--Bar-
new Kelley and John Alfred of ST. AL
hans were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral Of H. a. Boomhower,-F, A.
Keyzer has received an appointment az
| census enumerator.-lr Green was a
business visitor in 81. Adams Tuesday,
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9Tng people went Tuesday evening
to A. j. Orr's and Miss IIildreth orr
entertained them at a sugar party or
Mrs. T. Judd Irish and young son has
returned rom a short visit at her
parents ia Bristol Miss Tressa Con-
ners Of Swanton Is "a guest In the
home OF i. II. Farrell--Miss Grace
Perloy of East Berkshire has been
visiting in the family OF +. NJ. Carpeh-
ter for a few days.-Miss Mary For
sythe entertained several of her youA;
lady friends Tuesday evening, 1t beiNs
her 2lst birthday. She was presented
with n chafng dish.--NIrs. 7. II. Ken
dali and daughter, Miss Marion. of
Potsdam, n. V. are with Mrs. Ken
dalrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Ana DIX of Vermont Academy. Villa
l-aiiaht of the johnson Normal and Ruth
Clapp OF Randolph Normal were home
over Easter.-Lewis Lumbra and family
nave moved to Nashua, X H.-Leon Duso
has moved to Enosburg Falls where he
has work in the condensed milk factory
Miss Mabel Latiant is home for Easter
vacation from Brigham Academy.-G. F.
ladd of Richford was in town TUESDAY
Mrs. 9. A. Gardyne has been spending
a week at Mansonville Station, Que, and
North Troy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
MONTGOMERY.

District Superintendent Hunt preached
at the Methodist Episcopal Church Sun.
day evening There was business meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid society Monday
evening at Mrs. Mansiield's.-Fa Brooks
has returned from Maine, where he has
been working Clifton Lambert, who has
been spending n few days here. returned
to Boston Monday accompanied by
Charles Dow.--Sherman Bennett has
rented T.. S. Pratt's house recently
vacated by Hardy Bakcr.-Mrs. James
Smith, Jr., spent a few days in Burlng-
ton last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
ISLE LA NOTE.

Mr.. and Mrs, y. w. Fisk have gone
to New York for Il few weeks. Mrs.
w r. Council is still very il.---Mrs G.
Stanhone is very ill.---M. s. Thomas
Is repairing his barn,---The Ladies Aid
Society have recently had hard wood
floors laid in the parsonage. AT the
ice cream and candy sale at the Meth
odist church the proceeds We're about $l3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
BERKSHIRE.

Leon Thompson has gone to Staatsburs
\. Y, where he has employmcnt.-Miss
Alkaline Stanhope is visiting in Enosburs
Fals-While going to his sugar house
early one morning a farmer heard cry
or what Is thought TO have been a lynx
in a swamp near here.-Florence Chafee.
who is attending high school at Richford.
and Betha Forty at Enoshurg Falls are
spending the spring vacation at their
homes -LeRoy Dufeny. who las been i'll
with the grip, is greatly improved.-W. B.
Jolley is ill.--Miss Anna Berry has been
visiting at the home of W. c. Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-31
GEORGIA..

Henley Newton left for connecticut
Saturday, where he Will spend a few days
A shower of postcards was given Mrs
NJ. ". Waller March -. it being her G4th
birthday Mrs. Mabelle Lomis is dui,e
Il.-NIss Love Dunster of Lakeside is
spending a few days with Winnie New
ton.-Mrs. Herbert Alexander is in the
Sherwood sanatorium whore she under
went serious peration-Raymond Bliss
OF the L. V. NJ, is spending a few days at
his home here.
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O. c. Farnsworth.--The Misses Gladys
and Helen Dimon Of Highgatc Gore are
with their grandmother. Mrs. Helen Ran
dall.-Mrs. Ella Purdy OF Cambridge IL Il
guest Of Mrs. Laura Robie.-J. n. Whit
ney OF Norwich University has been
spending few days with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. A. d. Whitney. The new seats
for the school house have arrived and are
/ hot ,,lnCpJ
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BEAVER.

Mrs. Ella Curtis of Lowell Is n guest
for u few days at the home Of Mrs. G..
W. Craft.--Ray Woodwork of Boston,
Mass, was q guest at the homo of l.. II
Caswell over Sunday.-.-Nr. and Mrs. l..
A. Miller of Nerrcnnes visited at ths
home of Willis n. King tho first of the
week. Miss Mabel Wright is a guest at
tho hnr1n Of IL L II1rh
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WoL.CoTT.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Preston Of Ma
lone, n. Y. were guests of Peter Golden
the last OF the week and over Sunday
Mrs. f. C. Judd was business visitor
in St. Johnsbury Friday.-Fred Leckner
OF Hardwick was a guest OF his brother,
John p, Leckner, over Sunday.-The Rev.
l.. A. Wilson of Hardwick, pastor Of the
Congregational Church, who has been
supplying here with an afternoon service,
has accepted a call to Helena Montana.
There will be cottage prayer meeting
at Mrs. +. A. Governs April MARK
peloe has moved to Walden.--Moses Be-
saw, who took paris green "Wednesday OF
last week, Is recovering,
lCnnlinued On nnxe IHl