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Vile Shaver.-Mr. Avery. who spent sew
cral months with his daughter, Mrs
Henry Hawley, Las returned to his home
In New Hampshire. Alfred Lamplough
has gone to Borlahire, where he has em-
pioTmcnt With Frank Powell. -Thcron
Richards has moved 70 the house o!
A. a. iawley.-Mr Fitzgerald OF Nor.
r'svillc VIII occupy the tcnment vacated
py Irving iIutchins. Fred Forter whiu
Getting wood at c. d. Gfiswold's mill
met with what would have been u fats
accident but for the heroic action Of If
young nephew. In removing the WOO
the snow and ice gave way and cor
pletely covered him. The boy thought q
first he would go for tclp aud the
he realized that he would smother he
fore he could tot help. so he went t
work breaking the ic. with his hand
and dis GinE the snow until the ma
was released somewhat bruised, nut witt
no serious inlure".-!1'he annual mcetin,
OF the Jefferson vile Cemcrtcy aSs1cla.
ton met with Mis- Matte Wilcox Marcl
5. Twenty members vCr- present Tua
Officers elected were MIS-. Lucy Bean,
president. Mrs Annie Thomas, vice..
president; Mrs. Elsie Smith. financial
SECRETARY and treasurer; Miss Matte
Wilcox recording secretary MI Dow OF!
liardvick Vas present to make arrange.
rlents for the vault
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morning Mrs OConnor went to Colo
RADIO last fall for her health and re-
turned to Vermont about two weeks ago.
Amos Watson has gone to Copper chr
near Winnipeg to visit his son, Edward
Watson. The river above the dam Is
clear of ice but below the village there is
an ice jam and very high water IN con-
scquencc. The water Is UP to tho steps
of the government hatchery. very hiEh
mark and men are watching the boat
house where the government yachts are
kept. No damage has been done 80 far
and with the river falling. little danger
Is believed to be past.
rived yesterday forenoon from New York
and were met at the train by delegation
OF Masons from Seventy-six lodge and
friends and taken to the former home on
the Highgatc Springs road. After brief
funeral services at the house at one
O'Clock this afternoon. the Rev. L. s
Stone officiating. special electric car
will take the remains and the funeral
party to ST. Adams bay, where the inter-
mont Will be made in the Burton family
lot. The car will leave Swarton at two
o'clock DR.. Harry pcsgs Of New Yorl,
!s in town, called ny the illness Of his
stcpfathcr. Charles Kecnan.--H L.
Prouty, who has been critically il! for
scvoyai weeks t. improving annual
village meeting held Tuesday afternoon
was well attended but proved q quiet
affair. With one exception the old board
of officers Wee reelected, James Me-
Nally being succeeded IS chief engineer
by lranl, Brown. IT was voted to dis
mantle the saw and Erst mills at High
gate, part Of the propcry of the electric
light plDnt
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FRANKLIN
2ICHFORp.

George LaChance and Mrs. Carrie
(Powers) Noe, who were arrested on
charge of adultery, were given
hearing March before Justice OF
the Peace ID. w. Carpenter and bound
over to the March term OF Franklin
county court and bail was fixed at 5000
in each case. States Attorney Elmer
Johnson prosecuted, and A. b. Rowley
appeared for the respondents.--Capt
and Mrs. j. N. Culver had been mar
ried 46 years March and 1t was
also the 6Sth birthday anniversary of
Captain Culver. When they arrived
at the Methodist Church that evening
to attend the monthly supper of the
Ladies' Aid society, they found a spec
ial table for them with wedding
cake. a birthday cake, and a bouquet
Of as carnations thereon, as "A remem-
brance from the society and friends
The supper was largely attended. the
receipts being over SIG,
Homer Westover has bought of II. f.
Demar the property on River street ad-
Joining the Advent Christian Church,
consistine, Of two stores and n tenement
house, for 32,2C0-The Ladies' Benevolent
and Missionary society Of the Baptist
Church will serve supper In the church
parlor this evening from $50 to
7:so o'clock-Iincoln L. Watkins, steno-
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RICHFORD.

.. Leland Gree attended 'ne confer
encc of the laHmen's missionary move
mcnt at Burlington as a delegate Of the
Methodist Church. r. ". Adams also at
tcnded.-Miss Lena farlin of Cowans-
vile, que, is visiting Miss Eva Boright.--
Melford Mandigo, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity during the win
ter, returned to Madison, Wis. Yesterday.
he was accompanied by his sister,
Mrs. Smith.-The attorneys of Richford
and c. A. Powell petit juror from this
town. went to ST. Adams Tuesday morn
ing to be present at the opening of the
spring term Of Franklin county court
j. q. I.ind>trom went Monday evening to
New York, where he will he stationed
as Waterman IN the immigration service
AT Ellis Island. and l.. i. Watkins, steno-
Graphcr in the immigration service, went
Tuesday morning 20 Buffalo.
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HIGHCATE CENTER.

y daughter was born 90 Mr. and Mrs.
Lynnford O. Nye, Monday morning.
Miss Anna Butler o: Burlington is visit
ing Ter parents, M and Mrs j. A. But
ler.--'Irs Delight N. Srear has sold hcr
home flrm to X. II. drown If Franklin.
Possession 10 he given April Miss Sar-
all Place has returned from week 9
visit with friends IN 1T. Alhans.--Perley
s Sharow has sold his smith farm TO
Nj A. Regain Of sheldon, immediate poo
session given.--rhe home OF Mrs. Emily
Cutler was the scene OF jolly gather
ing Saturday evening. when about 20
assembled TO remind Mrs Cutler that 1t
was her Soth birthday. The event VAS a
complete surprise. An original poem by
her son-in-lav, j. r.. Sandereon. was
read. \ delicious lunch WAS served after
which the guests departed leaving Mrs.
Cutler Il hardsoYn oak rocking chair.
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GRAND ISLE
.ALBURG.

Mrs. Morgan Of Lincoln is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. y. NJ Rogers.-H w.
Marvin and a. w Darby are confined to
the house with illness.-Georre Young.
son Of Mrs Dclia Young. is seriously III
Mrs. y. l.. Kingsley IS on the sick
list Mrs. II. $, Young Is entertaining
Mrs. John Oliver and Miss Cora Valen-
tine OF Escanaba, Michigan.--H q. Los.
sor spent sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Nancy Lessor.-Miss Louise Lessor IA
sick.-Henry Martin. who has been work.
Ing Mrs. n. Lessons farm the past year.
has moved to the farm no bought OF
Norman Nosburg. Judge William Hay.
mes OF North Hero was In town this
week
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ENOsBURG FALLS.

c. Kimball was in burlington over
Sunday. where Mrs. Kimball has been
for two weeks assisting in caring for
her daughter. Mrs Robert Bourne.-Mr.
and Mrs o. Merrill went to Boston Sat-
urday, whore they will stay for a few
weeks-.W. Pferstel found ready sale
Friday afternoon for ten gallons of new
syrup made hat day and his buckets
We're fun Of sap at night. He IS on the
James kemp farm The Philemon club
secured some OF this syrup and had the
first sugar party OF the season in the
club rooms Saturday evening M +.
perley llariey Kidder and ]. ". Pomeroy
of This place, q. O. Bowen of West
berkshire. the Rev. G.. j. Peterson of
East Berkshire r. c. Jenn'son and Miss
NJ r Icnnison Of Sheldon We're anon &
those from this section who attended
the layrnen's convention IN burlington. II.
+. Reed has added another to his string
Of automobiles having purchased a conf
ulete outfit In Burlington h'riday.--N. A.
and D. W. Paul of East Berkshire went
to Boston Saturday to attend The auto
mobile show.
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JERICHO CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter of Hunt
ington, and their granddaughter Miss
Lulu Sweet of Monkton, We're visitors at
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Carpenters Fri
day.-D. ID. Bicknell is now able to be
out Of doors. after several weeks Illness.
Tile condition of Hovey Jordan is
slightly improved.-F. l.. Bostwck
moved his family into the former James
NJ Carpenter house, last week and went
to Burlington Monday, to begin his work
at the Vermont Spool & Bobbin shop
f. RI. Smith and family have moved in
to the +. L. Bostwick block, recently
purchased by Mr. Smith.-Mr and Mrs.
Hyde of Royaton have leased the l..
Fl. Smith farm and taken possession
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Jordan have
moved into the II. l.. Murdoch house.
recently purchased by him.A business
meoting of the Ladies' Aid society was
held Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs, F., A. stiles, the president
Rev. S. II. Barnum and II. s, Ransom
were in attendance at the Laymens Mis-
sionary convention at Burlington as re
representatives. Of this church.--ln the alb
sence of Rev. s. II. Barnum tn" pas
ter. last Sunday, Mrs. G. G. Bcknell
read n sermon at the morning service
and the evening service was onlittcd.--
Miss Martha Rogers is just recovering
fran an attack of the measles, and Miss
Carrie Rogers Is now sick with the same
| maady-W. A. Bentley and +, Nj. Hos
kins went to Burlington Tuesday, to re-
port at county court as jurors from this
town.--H w. Jordan went to Burlng-
ION Tue sday. to attend the funeral of
his life long friend, II. Eugene Sipley.--
The primary and grammar schools of
| this village will give last day program.
Friday OF this week.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

a social for Mrs G. +. Thayer's Sunday
school class was held with Mrs. II. b.
Corlss Wednesday evening.-Miss Flora
Weld is in East Alburg.-The Women $
Home Missionary society gave sugar
party at the home of Henry Pratt Tues
day evening.-Clair Derby left " ednes-
day for North Dakota, where he has en-
ployment.-Misses Miranda E,wins and
Gladys Diamond have been visiting in
RiChford the past week.-George w.
Bowen attended the laymen's missionary
convention at Bur!ngton.-Mrs. Louise
Blair has moved 10 w S. Hcks's tene-
meNt
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FRANKLIN.

Miss Elizabeth Dooc Of Cambridge,
Mass, and w. II. Wright of Burlington
ARE visiting In town.--Mrs Elsie Reed
and daughter OF Fairfield are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Dawson.
Miss Ella Randall is visiting her sister
Mrs j. h. Dimon, In Highgate.--H r.
Olmstead and n. w. Muller are in 81.
Adams attending county court as petit
jurors.-The Y. p. s. c. e. of the Con-
gregational Church are to give social
and sugar eat in the church parlors
Thursday evening. -Harold Powell Is now
able to be about tho house.--Hubert Gal
lup is more comforta bic. Emerson
Sledd Is OIL the sick list.--Mr and Mrs
George Messler and son of 1rasburg have
been spending n few days with MS moth
er, Mrs. Rosa Messlcr.-Mr. and Mrs.
Herr Magnant nave another son
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JERICHO

The Woman's Foreign Missionary 30
ciety will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Ellen Percival. The mems organ
lied class of the Baptist Sunday school
were entertained Tuesday evening by
the Rev. and Mrs. y. W. Wolcott.--Miss
Nellie White Is able to be out after 10
DAYS Illness with tonsilltis.--A son was
born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Irish.--Schools ~ town close Friday for
the winter term. on Friday evening at
100 o'clock the grammar school will give
an entertainment in academy hail. FOL
lowed by social hour. when refresh
ments will be served. Miss Mildred BuX-
ton of Cambridge is visiting relatives in
town. Joseph Williams Of the Jericho
Granite company was struck in the nose
SATURDAY, o.. machinery which he was
adjusting It was found necessary to
take a few stitches % close tho wound --
Nh and Mrs Guy Hanley are visiting
relatives In Essex.
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WEST BOLTON.

Miss Minnie Fuller OF Waterbury visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fuller,
last week.-George Gle has rented his
farm to Harry Gregory OF Waterbury
Center who has taken possession.--E
I.acaillade> has moved from Moretown
back to his place here.-Robie Gregory
has finished work at StOwe-AmOs
Frank is to move this week from the
Gordon place back to BOlton.--George
.ille Is to move his family into the house
with his mother at Underhill. He In
tends to go to Moose Jaw. Can, for his
health. Miss Edith Balch, superintend-
ont Of home department work. and Mrs
Lynn Moulton of Jericho visited the Sun
say schools Of the place Sunday morning
and evening Mrs. Carrie Henley. called
here by the death of her sister, Mrs,
Minnie Streeter has returned to her
home In Lake Placid, N. Y.-Frank VII
sor went to Burlington Tuesday to act
as juryman.
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MILTON.

The funeral Of Edwin Lucia. who com
mitted suicide. was held from the house
Sunday al ZOO y. m, the Rev. j.
Currier officiating. with interment in
village cemetery. He leaves wife and
several brothers and sisters.--The ReV.
T.. f. Herrick pr L. c. Holcombe, y.
l.. Phelps. 4. u Martin, G. l.. Jackson
and G. \. Wood attended the laymen's
convention in i}urlinston.The annual
village meeting was held at the Ashley IL
Banforth hall on Tuesday evening he
following officers We're elected: Modera tor,
Homer l.. Powell; clerk. A. b. Ashley
treasurer. T.. A. Frost; trustee for three
years. the Rev r. II. Paquet. A tax of
20 cents was votcd.-Mls. Martha Lincoln
OF West milton is visiting her brother.
Alison Herrick william Kennedy is on
the jury at Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs.
Glazier Of Fletcher are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Parker
Mrs. G.. V. Writer'S of St Adams spent
Tuesday with her aunt, Miss Maria
Haight.-Miss Grace Phillips is home
from her school in South Hero for the
spring vacation.
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FAIRFAX.

g. y. Currier OF Stowe called on old
friends last week,-Those who have tap
ned their sugar works are having big
run Of sap.-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mon
-2g.e will move 10 their daughters
through sugaring so Mrs. Bellows can
care for her mother. who Is recovering
from a shock irving Chase OF Brandon
visited his daughter, Mrs. A. A. Beeman,
March b.--frofessor Coburn was IN 81
Albans March 5.-WlIii&2H lawrence
opened his now meat market on School
street Saturday evening. March Mrs
Palmyra Ballard IS better. h, Reards-
ley. tho new road commissioner. has
gang Of men on tie road getting the
road in shape for wasons.-A, y, Sears
OF Buck Hollow has sold his farm 10 y,
D. Howard OF HuntVille.
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HYDE PARE.

The new town officers are: Moderator.
\. H. Lewis; .clectran, three years. {.
c. Goddard; treasurer, ". d. Strong;
overscer OF poor, A, NJ, Whilcomh; first
constable and collector OF taxes, O. n.
Campbell; second constable, George i,
Allen; auditors. ". T.. Davis. Z. :. Page,
l.. =. Butt; trustee Of public money. II,
S. Page; town grand Jurors, IT, 4. Noyes,
George X. Alion road commissioner, G..
o. Jewett; school director, three years,
f, G. Sherwin: lister, three years, +. II.
Strong total tax, SIT y OF tie grand
list; voted to appropriet c $500 for pelma-
nent work on highways ucenas vote
no lS9; yes, CT,
MIR. I'D Mrs. Albert Noyes started for
Mcdford. Ore, yesterday r. s Page
was in Burlington hlonday. Elk ensivs
repairs are being mado upon the interior
or the congregational parsonage. Mr.
anc Mrs c. A, knight have started for
their homo In the West Charles Whit
Continued on nnVC a.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Fred Pease of East Ilghpatc is in town
visiting relatives.-C. A. Gardypo and c.
T. Hall are in Boston this weck.-Migs
jennie Rowland OF Asbury Park. n. j..
who has been spending The winter with
her cousin, Mrs, f.. + iutchins. has re-
turned home.-P y, II. Coleman and G. n.
Rowley went 10 st. Adams Tuesday to
be present at the opening Of county court.
Tho 1tev j. H. Leroy Of Campton. n.
H.. preached at the baptist Church last
Sunday morning and CONGREGATIONAL
church In the afternoon.-M j. Benoit
was In Richford on business Monday.
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MONTGOMERY.

NJ. and Mrs. Oliver Goodrich are the
happy parents of Il twelve pound boy
The L. A. $. OF the Methodist Church
will meet Thursday at b. j. Lumbra' s.
The ". c. r. t. will meet on Friday
with Miss Dell LuCounta n.-MiSs
Dorothy Parker visited over Sunday at
North rroY.-Mr. GriswoI has moved to
the house formerly occupied by Bert
Bolt. Services will be held on Thursday
evening at st. Bartholemew'a Church.
T.. II. Farrell of Enosburg Falls is in
town with his travelling store
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. George Hyde OF estfie'd. n. j.,
Is the guest Of Or and Mrs. w. Il. Hyde.
Miss Clara Burrcss Of Lowell is visiting
In town.--Miss Molly Beals OF Burlington
IS spending tN" weeks with her grand
mother. Mrs : O. Tillotson.-- Charles
Cutting of Enoshurg Falls is visiting
in town.--The students Of Brigham
Academy gave a very pleasing production
of The Merchant of Venice. Friday
evenn March 1.-The play, "Sha mrock
and Rose viii be given in Brigham
Academy Hall the evening of March IL,
by local talent
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SOUTH. HERO.

Sugar makers have tapped thei: trees
and report a Zig run OF sap the fret Of
the week. Miss Cora Bushey, NJ s. A..
20, Miss Charlotte Osgood, 90 and Miss
Josie Martin. %, are tho guests OF Miss
Juan Robinson and other friends A
delightful reccption was given nj the
home OF Mrs Lura Allen upon the return
on Saturday evening OF the Rev and
Mrs. George r, Wells from thciv we'd
ding trip,
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BOLTON.

Mrs. Fannie Muzzy has gone to Sara
nae, n Y. to visit her daughter, Mrs.
KiInball.-Amone the sick III town are
Mrs. &. +. SabnS and Edward Cullen
Miss Leah Senior returned from IA two
weeks visit with her grandparents in
Morkton Saturday .-Hoyt Haskins and
family stopped last Friday night with c.
r. Sabins. He was moving his goods
from North Fayston TO Charlotte, where
he has taken a farm for the coming
year.-Mr. Pickett and family. who have
lived in the Sabins tenement during the
winter, expect to move into the Larose
tenement in the near future.-Mrs.
Briggs and Miss Deforge of North Dux
bury visited Mrs. Nellie May last Sun
day.--In the case of Edward Cullen, who
has been seriously i'll for some time, a
consultation was held Tuesday by Doc
tors Black OF Richmond and Bidwell OF
Waterbury. After diagnosis the decision
was to the effect that his illness was
caused by a hurt received several
months ago. instead of tuberculosis as
was first supposed.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

j. NJ. Kilpeck has rented Charles Pow
ellis farm for one year.--J. b. Hickey
of Hartford, Conn. was in town We'd
nesday on business.--Leslie Cook has
moved from Riverside to the Fl. l.. Ellis
worth farm, which he recently pur-
chased The condition of Mrs. Bartlett
who has been III for several months, is
not improved -Sugar-makers report an
exceptionally good flow of sap the past
week. Syrup was offered freely last Sat
urday at $l.25 per gallon.--The Rev
Father Therien celebrated mass at Cam
bridge last Sunday.
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss II. Peare Joley. who has been
visiting III Enoshurg Falls, has return
ed nome. Miss Charlotte Jenne and Miss
Florence Chafte spent Saturday ard
Sunday at their homes. Moses White Is
visiting nj the home of b, S. Jefford's
Mr. White recently returned from Butte,
Moot: IA.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
Continued from And Pager

Borroughs are moving to the Leaven-
worth farm. which they have purchased.
-Rrayton Clark Is in Burlington, where
ne was called by tho death of Mrs. Clark's
father. NJ s. Storrs.--J n. Barss, super
ntendent of the industrial school at YER
genncs. will give an address at the Bap-
list Church here, Thursday evening.
March l0--Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cove have
broken UP housekeeping and have gone
TO Shelburrc for n short stay before
leaving for their new home In Kansas.
Mrs. Edwin Prindle and daughter,
Eleanore. have returned from months
visit in Claremont. n. H.-Mahlon Pur-
jngton of Lincoln is visiting relatives in
town.-MrS. William Cleveland of YER
senncs Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Beers. and other relatives
here.--Mr and Mrs. Harry Smith left
saturday for Elmore.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ellison did not go to Manchester
last week. rs was enormously stated.
put expect to move their soon.
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HUNTINGTON.

At the services next Sunday afternoon
there will he representatives from the
State Baptist Sunday School association.
Mrs II. W Gillet entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday afternoon.
The weekly Christian Endeavor meet.
ing will be held with Mary Sweet.-Mrs.
Fred Cain Of Bolton has been visiting
Mrs. y. e. Martin.--J. s. Sweet has been
onnoiutel sexton
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ENOSBURGH.

Mrs 5. T. Stevens and daughter. Hazel,
who passed week with relatives In st.
Albany have returned home.-Mrs. q. II.
faifbahks, who has been for seVera'
ohNs with her aunt, Mrs r. r. PERKINS,
WHO mas been seriously IN, is at ho"e
again, Mrs. Perkins being somewhat pe'-
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WESTFORD.

n. N. Macomber's grist mil! was
wrecked by ice and high water March /.
Both water wheels were carried off and
the carriage to his saw mill went into
the river but can be saved
The Rev. j. Kidder and A. G. Osgood
attended the Laymen's Missionary meet
ing in Burlington Saturday and Sunday
In the absence of Mr.. Kidder, Miss Mary
l.. Jackson read sermon at the morn
ing service in the Congregational Church
A very few farmers have their tapped
sugar places but a good run Of sap is
reported from those who did tap.--Ezra
Emery is out Of the house where he has
been confined for several weeks with
a broken leg.-H. n. Macomber expects
TO rebuild his mill as soon as the wea Their
permits -Franl, Maca has moved to l..
F. Hobarts farm at Cloverdale.--Miss
LESSEE Cobb is visiting her brothers in
Rutland.
On Friday evening OF this week the
students Of the Bellows Free Academy
will give two farces in the town hall. The
farces are Two Lunatics" and "A
Family Affair" The entertainment will
he for the benefit, in part, of the West
ford band which will furnish music
Edward l.. Alien of Burlington is visit
ing at John Aliens
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RICHMOND.

The All Round club met at the
nome Of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Miller this
Tuesday evening.-A son was born
March 6 to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berey.
Mrs. Ford T. F1agg is in New York
on business trip.-Mrs. Charles Besett
and son. Harry, were in Burlington over
Sunday.-A son was born March 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parent-The Rev.
e. p. Trent. F. A. Balch, w. G, Fuller.
DR.. j. ]. Ross and f. J. Berry were in
Burlington Saturday evening to attend
The laymen's missionary meeting and
banquet.