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RICHFORD.

l'iro In the "Ncw York store" Of H.
Iire.aln between nine and ten O'clock
Wednesday, evening practically ruined
the stock Of FOODS. and did considC rGbe
damo,.o 70 The bnilding. when lxowrcd
nv Uo,na. Vostoyar The loss to both
tho binding and goods Il nartiaIlv COW
cred by insurance. TIC cause OF The fire
IL ,oisp,u.o M ti,etoin had gone %
New York To nus. now goods. Mrs Kir-
stcin had closed the store for the night
and ,,ore ,o u noi,ec across the street
whore she is STAYING white Nh, KRISTEN
is away The store was fnl Of smoke
and corll mot i,e anter,r when the tire
was discov.rnd g = Sherrer OF ~. Ar
,rord ono and Mis- Rul,v & YOUNG of
,herco,.,, ono wore ,,a,ricl March o
h, tho Rev " G Scofrld.-A son was
h.n 60 ,,r o,, vcs t,arr,or smith of
c+avons ,r,lls March . and a son tn MIR.
asa, ,,,, t,r.i n.e,,,ntnr 1Ia,.h
Tho cnr,r,ct for hufl1i-s tho ,srr.nt
hloct, .v,ll. oe the catholic tn,ur,h AT
E.dford owe has hoen awarded n
Eykins G \or,is Of this village. for 81 i5o
The cburch is ia he leo feet long - feet
wide and tho wallis Of feet in heiult
with 125-foot steenle N4.sr. tlkins
and Norris will make the hollow blocks
and erect the walls. The contract for the
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MILTON.

The delegates to the laymen's conven-
ton at Burlington gave a report at the
Congregational Church Sunday evening.
Thirty or forty of the friends Of Cortes
Mayville gathered Mt his home Friday
| evening and gave him a surprise party 70
| celebrate his 2lst birthday. A pleasant
| evening was spent and a handsome sienet
ring was left him.-Miss Lena Holmes.
Miss Bertha Hewey and Miss Kate Ashley
were elected delegates from the Con-
gregational Sunday school to the county
convention at Burlington F'riday.-Mrs.
Adeline Roberts OF Underhill spent Sun-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberta
The Ladies' association OF the Congrega-
tional Church held their regular
meeting with Mrs. r W Jocelyn Wednes-
day afternoon.--The Ladies' Aid Of the
Methodist Church served new maple
sugar at the vestry on Tuesday evening"
Eugene Allen is the new manager Of the
hardware store.
| The funeral OF Mrs. Henrietta Nay
Phelps. who died Monday OF tuberculosis
was held from her late home on Wednes-
day at 100 p. m. the Rev. NJ. H. Ryan
! officiating. A Quartette. Mrs. L. I. Allen,
Miss Lulu Perry and Mcssrs. c. L. Par
| selections. The interment was beside
her husband in the village cemetery.
The casket was nearly covered with fow-
4ers. Mrs, Phelps was member OF the
Methodist Church and OF the Rebekah
lodge. She leaves three sons, Ray of
RichIord, John and Eben OF this place;
also an aged mother Mrs, Samantha
Nay and one sister Mrs. John Sheldon Of
Essex Junction Among those who at
tended from out Of town We're her son.
Roy Of Rchford, Mrs. John Sheldon and
daughter, Carrie of Essex Junction, Ar
thur Phelps of Richmond and Gladys
Phelps Of Burlington.M!ss Bertha
Hewey is taking vocal lessons in Bur
lington-Mrs. Emily Hall is ill.-P 3.
jerome has returned from a few days
stay In Plattsburgh, s Morgan is
suffering from the grip.-Wlliam Flynn
of Alburg spent Monday and Tuesday
with his mother, Mrs. Jane Flynn H G.
Bevins has moved to the house on Maple
wood avenue vacated by Frank Grow
Miss Rogers Boyden OF West Georgia is
visiting Mrs. G. E Rogers and Mrs B.
, | D. Martin.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
CONTINUED from End Pagep

Miss Floreuce Buxton IL at home from
her school in Essex Junction.-Mrs.
noratio chase Mrs. ~ w. Wolcott, Mrs.
C. c. Buxton and A. y. Stafford VIII re-
present the Baptist Sunday school at the
convention in Burlington Friday.-A the
meeting Of the organized class of young
ladies' OF the Baptist Sunday school the
following officers were chosen: President,
Miss Ada Curtis; vice-presidcnt Miss
Florence Buxton: secretary, Miss Jennie
Martin: treasurer, Mrs. II. T. Chase;
social committee. Mrs. eI3cach. Miss Lena
Walcott, Miss Marion Edwards; sick COM
mittee, Miss Ada Wolcott. Mrs. NJ A.
Buzzell Miss Sadie Foster; membership
committee, Miss Sadie Packard, Miss
Anna Yantz, Mrs. s. +. Curtis teachers.
w. r. Curtis; assistant teacher. Mrs. S.
II. Curtis Joel Stratton, who has been
visiting at Frank Ackerson's, returned to
johnson Tucsday.-Moses Leary Is nj
very feeble health.--Asa Church and
grandson Harold Bellows of Ferrisburg.
are visiting relatives in town.-Mfrs.
Martha Lincoln has returned from West
Milton.--The following pupils of the
grammar school We're present every day
during the term which closed Friday:
liza Brigham, Barbara Desany. Bessie
Percival. Edith White. Ralph Brigham
Bert Mattress. Albert Schillhammer.
Harold Whitconb. Edward Narney. Alb
sent but one dav or less: Sadie Foster.
Ellen Mcmahon. Gertrude Sisters. Those
present every day for year were:
Ralph and lila brigham. Edith White
Albert Schilhammer. Edward Narney.
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GEORa1A.

4 son was norm to Mr.. and Mrs George
Gotta last week-The funeral of Augustus
Bushnell was held at the Methods 81
church Tuesday. the Rev. G. c. Nc
Dousall officiating. The casket was
draped with the stars and Stripes ana
covered with flowers. quartette COM
posed of -. g. Wood. f.. +. Wood, Will
lam Rankin and Clarence Newton rem
dered several selections. The remains
we're taken to Georgia Plain for burial
The funeral of Olive Jane caldwell! was
held Thursday at the home of Jason New
ION. scripture was read by the Rev. {, ".
Clark and PRAYER was offered by the KEY
+. l. Nye urncng those from out of low
To- attend the funeral were Emmett
Thomas of Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs Erwin
Newton. Mrs Il. l. Newton of Burling-
ION. Mrs. Alison Judd, Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Warner. r. a. Warner, Mrs Ernes'
Warner Of 81. Albans.-The Rev. +. /
Nye was called to Hubhardton Saturda!
10 attend a funeral.
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CHARLOTTE.

The funeral Of Mrs. o. c. Palmer was
held from the Congregational Church
Wednesday. March ., at II 100 a. m. The
services we're conducted by the Rev.
Harvey Gulick Tho bearers were w. w.
Tisbce, william Foote. r.. f.. Thomas
and Henry A. Palmer and the burial
was In the family grounds, Grand View
cemetery The school board met with
l.. b. Mcneil Wednesday to organize for
the years work-The Hinesburg Grange
presented The Village schoolma'm" at
library hall Friday night.-Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Keese Of Middlebury spent Sunday
in town with relatives. Harold Smith and
Carlton Mcneil are home from Vermont
Academy. Mrs. Thayer Of Burlington Is
visiting at w NJ. Spears.-Miss Phobe
Horsford has returned from the sana-
toliun at Pittsford, much improved IN
health.
Mrs. Joseph Manor. ST., saw two rob-
ms last week--Louis Sturgeon has COM
pleted harvesting large crop of excel
lent Ice for the cedar Beach association.
Charles Shortsleeves has moved into
Louis Surgeons tenement.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Molison visited IN Bur
lington over Sunday.
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Prior, who has been working in Water
bury for the past few months. expects
to move his family there this week.
George Gle Of Bolton has rented his
farm and will live with his mother. -
c. II. Hayden, Charles Aver and ".
Carl Mead were elected delegates from
the Congregational Church OF the Sunday
school convention held in Burlington. -.
Royce Burns has been obliged to return
to the Fanny Allen hospital for further
treatment Of the wound received last fall
while deer hunting Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Blakely and son and Mrs. Blxby
visited at the home Of Frank Stiles. in
Jericho Center. last week.-Mrs.. w. J..
Fuller is in Burlington.-The Central TEL
ephonc corranr have placed new phones
lii tho homes of John Atchinsou, GEORGE
Fitzsimmons and Fred Bapp.-Mrs. II. j..
Mead 10 confined to the house with the
grip. Edwin Blakely had his herd Of
cattle tested last week. All save one
were condemned.--Mrs. A. W. Pollard's
sister Of Essex Junction 10 making her
a Wait.
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ENOSRUKG FALLS.

II. +. Reed returned from Boston
Friday evening to lind that his recent
partner, Frank Rooney, who had been
running the business in his own name
for few weeks. had gathered in what
loose change he could and ahsented
himself leaving no trace Of his whore
abouts even with his own family Mr..
Reed has resumed control Of affairs.
Mr.. Paquettc HAS been harvest
In, ice this week from along the shore
and expects to secure enough TO finish
the filing OF mis- hcuses.--Miss Ethel
Beatty of Eichford - been visiting
in town.-B NJ. Whitcomh has return
ed from trip to Newport and st.
hnsbury-.Nrs. y. y. Rooney and
daughter. Bculah, of East Falrheld
hnve been visiting Mrs. l.. u. Hart
The breach of promise suit OF Mrs
Mary Renoit vs.. j. Pequette has been
withdrawn.-Mis Gladys Britch Of
East Uighgnte is with her grandmoth-
err Mrs T.. J. Himes.---Nrs. ID. NJ. Gard
rcr is visiting her brother, l. \. Law
renee. in Lowell Mass.-H. A. Fair
RS lurymen at county court.
banks and G. r lIorneld are serving
The selectmc0 have npnoint-
ed b. C. Kendall lister IN place OF
| w. c. Cramtor, elected nut declined
to serve Jack Miuguy has gone to Bur
linrton. where he has employment
J. r. Samson Of Samsonville is Ill
Milo r Barber formerly of this place
and a member of Lincoln Lodge f. ana
N aied at Harbortcn, wash, ro-
oer,x whore ne had lived for 20
roars Mrs J. w. Beatty died Friday
r,orr,ns ofter an illness Of about two
vosks the funeral was held from
Tho homo Monday. Mrs Bertha New
Fan Beatty was born in Johnson -
,,aor. ago being the second daughter
oc Nv and Mrs. Heman Newton. who
s,,,yive her. Her sister, Mrs. Charles
Sabin ia living IN sycamore IT..
Cra,,.s Marsha has bought OF G. Car
row the house he recently corlp'e'e'
49,, >rohombaut street; consideration
$1,000, 49,. ...,,.o, ,ro,,,
n visit of few weeks III hostoi''-M's
May Gates of Middlebury was in towf
| Monday on her way to the home or hei
Gordon c. Gates, In Bakersfield
chose fiye-year-old daughter, Blanche
S,ed that afternoon after weeks illness
,,,i,h appendicits. The funeral was hel'
lWednesday.-W' ~ ruler %
A,hure was with his family
n.ra over Sunday.--The Rev
Isaac Hyatt of Swanton was the cues
lof the Rev. w +. Clark Monday,-Mr
and Mrs. T.. +. Greenwood have returnc,
from weeks visit to New York w. ]
Thayer and C. l., Mason have returned
from Boston.-M, p. Porey is IN Boston
Nv. II. Yaw has been III for a week.
Mrs. Elvira Perkins is seriously III will
pneumonia W. Allen, Miss Ellen NJ
Wagner Mrs. c. l.. Ovitt and Miss Myri
lAndrus are ili.-W. II. Ovit, and NJ. /.
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GRAND ISLE
AL,EURG.

J. $. Bcardsley States's attorney. has
called a meeting of the listers of Grand
sic county to he held a; the court house
In North Hero Tuesday. March % +. CT,
l-leetwool will be present and address
the meeting.
The Alburg Choral society are t. SiNe
their concert ThursdAy evening March
Il at Lockwood HELM. :. Young has
rented his farm to Gilbert Robinson &C.,
Arthur Therrien and family have moved
to Rouses Point-Henry Landry has NOV
ed to Champaign o,d c. g Grew and far'-
iiv to Mooers y. N.-t;eocgc Young, vino
IS i'll Of typhoid fever IL much improved -
Mrs W. A. Fletcher and children are
visiting friends in canada.
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SWANTON CENTER.

More than 100 friends gathered at
tho home OF Mr.. and Mr.. j. y. Warn
o. OF the Jackson district Tuesday
evening, to c, citrate the 50th annivcr-
sary OF thor marriage. The wedding
cake, made by Mrs. r. .. Jaehson. oc-
cupicd a place Of honor and wa sur
rounded by so candles, over which
we're festoons OF yellow ribbon. Dur
ing the evening the 80 candles were
lighted and tic bride Of 20 years ago
cut and served the cake to the guests.
after which coffee. cake aud sand
witches were served. \ tidy sum Of
gold was presented IN a happy man
uer by the Rev. Mr. Jackson OF 81.
Adams. 90 which the groom responded
A complete surprise WIS given Mrs
W. &. Beals OF the East road the morn
ing ot March 10, when "a OF her
ncighbors gathered At her home for
he day. Til" women carried refresh
mauts and q bountful dinner was
arved at noon. --f5luchirds arrived
last week and frogs have been seem
Marvin Booth and Archie Morse form
crly of Worcester, Mass who visited
at J. r. Catlin's for ten days have
zone to Saskatchewan. whore they
have bought large tracts Of land and
will make their future homes,-The
condition of the roads is very bad, not
10 say dangerous in places.-Miss
Florence Hubbard has returned from
n trip to New York city and gone to
burlington. where she has position
III millinery store.-Miss Jessie HI
cord. formerly Of this place, but for
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SHELPuRNE.


At the annual town meeting
the town yo'cl a school tax of 80
cents on the dollar for school purposes
The school directors have organized
with the following officers: Chairman,
Emerson Palmer. clerk. Henry Bacon
At the annual town meeting the town
voted So for permanent roads and DR.
W s. Webb gives his heck for 800 Of
the amount. leaving Sioo for the town to
raiso.-Thc firm Of Roberts a. Deyette
has been dissolved bv mutual consent.
Mr. Roberts rethes from the business
and Mr.. Dcvette takes fun charge. These
men have been i'm ps-tnershin for the
past # yoars.
.urnrr vein te eerved from five ia
nine u'cIock {, po,rick,s night at tho
Methodist Church vestrv
= Al rrsse,l ana TT w Tracv gave
,a,,o,ts of tina la,nan,s r,issionar,
,,o,..,,a,t Of tho Notbodist Chnrc,
Sunday. r,,orrin. ,rhoro viii ha n new
,,ou1e .,gor soct.h,o in tho Methodis
r,r,,,,b ,,a.Io,. ,his evening
March - s,,nror ,yiI, no served from
e,o to ,t,o o,clocl, Thara will he ;
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GRAND ISLE.

The supper NJ $. G. Macomber's was
very well attended. Hattie Tcbo has
gone to BuriEs Of. She has situation
In tie Mary FLETCHER hospitei.-'rhere "a
to- te saLar supper In church dining
rooms at Grand Isle Friday evening FL
The benefit OF the Conversational church.
S II. Gordon Is among the sicE.--Mr
and Mrs. Arthur I.add and daughter az
visiting In Hburg.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs II. NJ. Martin and daughter. Miss
Jesie Martin. are visiting in Bichford.. ..
Little Caroline Martin Of North Troy is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. n S. PARKER
Mr. and Mrs. Chase have gone to SPRING
field. Mass, after passing the winter here,
whore Mr.. Chase had cmployment.--M Mr..
FITCH of York state visited at the Rev.
}. f. Bnxendale's last week Nj. !. Blair
of North Troy was In town Tuesday On
business.-J. u. Head has sold MIS- .a.r
OF horses to James Smith Jr
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MORRISYII,LE.

Lamoile Grange Will serve NEW sucar,
dousAnuts, pickles and sandwiches Thurs
day evening, March = at ire Grange
hail-Mrs. Cecil palmer = IN Derby Linz
visiting her parents. Mi and Mrs, Nhas
Lunt.-The masquerade dance at town
hail Friday evening under tne auspices
OF Lamolle Lodge, y. T., O. p, was a
success. Miss Gertrude brigham who IS
taking n course at the Burdette Bus.-
ness College, Boston, is visiting her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles brigham
The Women's club met Monday evening
with Mrs. A. Ii. Campbell, Miss Eva Al
len of Scituate, Mass, IL the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rydor-Mrs, Harry
Newland is In Windsor visiting her sister.
Mrs, T.. Y, Joncs.-Mlss MAY Shaw OF
Waterbury passed Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. h. G.. Sherwln.-
and Mrs o. L. Woods went TO Cambridge
-
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The school directors met Saturday and
organic J. p. Mckenzie Is chairman
and Ia. charge OF the Eldredge and
graded schools. p. Cooney Is clerk and
has the Shelburne road and Spear street
schools and II. F.. Tiney has those on
Dorset and Fourth street 1t was agreed
to have 8 weeks Of school. William Foote
wa. appointed truant officer in place Of
G. l.. story.-The little child OF Frank
Brown. Jr remains quite ill.--Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Aldrich and daughter, Gladys,
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kennedy. in Champlain, n.
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WESTTORD.

Miss Media Rice was the guest Of Miss
Helen Leach in Fairfax last week. Tho
Eortnightly club meets at the home OF
Mrs Kidder this afternoon. There
is to be maple sugar social at Edgar Dun
laps this evening The delegates
to the county sunday school convention
from the Congregational Church are Mr.
and Mrs. q. l.. Grow, Chester Hall and
Miss Lcnnie Grow.
Miss Clara n. Savoy OF Milton and
George f. Lyon Of Jericho were married
W ednesday by the Rev. j. Kidder.
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sWANTON.

rho first annual out-to- gether banquet
of the Swanton board of trade at the
Grand Avenue Hotel. Tuesday evening,
was n complete success. Covers We're laid
for G5 persons in a six course spread and
the service was the best ever attempted
here. An orchestra of six pieces furnished
mr-ic throughout the banquet, The speak
ing lasted until one O'Clock. DR., Allen
presided and Carl G. Fletcher acted as
POSTMASTER in a happy manner, Toasts
were responded to by f, q, Fleetwood
c. 1Iorrisvile, Frank l.. Greene of st,
Adams and by the Rev, h. |, Ranslow.
~. A. Ayers r, NJ. Tobin. the Rev &.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Fred f. Sherman and son. Arthur,
of Huntington were visitors at ]. NJ.
Carpenters last week,--The Ladies' Aid
society will give poverty maple sugar
social Mt the parish house to-night.-Mrs
+. A. Stiles and daughter. Evelyn, went
to Eno.burg Falls last Saturday TO vs,
her sister, Mrs. Whitney. They returned
Tuesday niEht.-The primary and gram
mar schools closed their winter term last
Friday. and the high school closes to-
morrow,--Quite number from the Sun
day school at this village are planning TO
attend the county convention at Bur-
lington Friday.
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MILTON BoRo.

F. E. Smith has made 100 gallons Of
syrup.-Misses Lillian Bean. Winnie
shean and Harry Berry were home from
Burlington Sunday.-Isacc NimblOck was
injured last week by a canthook slipping
and hitting him in the abdomen, causing
a breach-F r. Smith and R. f. Wills
were in Burlington Saturday with syrup.
John Towne and Miss Pearl Marvin
OF Fairfax were married Monday
Earl Aver. proprietor of the corner
store, has bought a farm in st. George
and will move as soon as he closes his
business here.-Elmer Martin has made
$50 gallons of syrup in two days
There was n factory meeting Tuesday
niRht at ". G. Hlake'S.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

f. G. Ragley visited his mother. Mrs
S. \. Gould. in Randolph over Sunday
Charles Smith has gone 10 stowe, where
he has employment in a mill.-Mr and
Mrs Clinton Brewster Of West Lebanon.
n H.. visited his brothers, Carl and
Frank. the first Of this week.--Miss Balch
of Burlington and Miss RyinGton o! Char
lotte gave a talk on Sunday school work
sunday.-Mr. and Mrs, Harry Wright
went Monday to Essex Junction. They
left for California Wednesday even
ing.-Miss Bertha Norton went Saturday
to Burlington, where she has employment
in f. Z. Clarkson's millinery department
Mrs. Georgia Pierce and Leah Bagley
are recovering from measles
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ESSEX JUNCTION

Mrs. w. s. Fletcher is recovering from
bronchitis.
Mrs. Kingsbury is to move from Frank
Tylcr's to Dr. Marvin's tenement on
Church street.
Harris Grow has resigned his position
Mt r. o. Mudgett's store and will move
his family to a farm in Westford.
Miss Josephine Beford. teacher in the
high school. has gone to her home in
Worcester. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Frary. who have
been living at the home of their son.
charles. in Burlington. have moved back
here to live with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank II. Parker.
Paul Neronreau is i'll.
Mrs. F. H. Stanley is recovering from a
several days Illness
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Parker an
rounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Mary Beach Parker to J. Addison
Noungs of New York city.
Miss Marjorie Post is recovering from a
few days Illness.
Several of the young men held n very
plolsant masquerade dancing party in
Nasic hall Friday evening. There were
many pretty costumes.
Mrs. Mortimer Flood. who has been i'll
with cancer for several months. died at
hor home on jackson street Tuesday
afternoon at 1890 o'clock Mrs. Flood,
who before her marriage was Miss Flora
Smith, WAS horn in Jericho 81 years ago
March IL. She later lived in Montgomery
and was married to Mr.. Flood of that
place September 90. 1872. They later
moved to Jericho and came to this village
% years ago this spring. Nine children
Mere born to them. She is survived by
Ter husband and seven children, Albert
:. of Smith Falls, Ont, Mrs. Leroy
anthony of this village, Edward G.. of
Jericho, Mrs. j. A. Ogle of Winooski
John L. Of Essex Center, iIra o. CT
WinoosEi and Frank T.. of Bristol and
me sister Mrs. Daniel Ackerson of
portcI'S point. and two brothers
Philemon Smith and Waldo Smith OF
Jericho. The funeral will he held at hel
lIte home this afternoon at %
o'clock with burial in the village GENE
terry.
The baptist Church has extended a cal
to the Rev. |. T.. Compton of Shoshone
Idaho to become its pastor. MI Compton
went to Idaho last fall from Eas
Nallingford.
Wilbur Green has been appointed cap
tain of hose cart 80. of the ire depart
'nent and +. W., Moods has been pro
mctcd from that position to second as
sistant chief in place Of {. W. Barney
resigned.
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ISLE LA NOTE

Miss 10 l.engtield was home from
plattsburgh last week-Miss Della pu-
mont of kllenburg, y. ", Is In town for
a few weeks. Lambert, the driving
horse OF n. w. Fisk, broke her leg last
week The woodmen have bought land
tor hall across the road from the town
hall and will build soon.--Mrs, j. NJ
Skeels is convalescent.--Mrs Cornelia Hill
is very ILL., a trained nurse is in attend
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UNDERHILL.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ChaA.
Gushing March "a daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson Friday,
March 1.-THE Pythian Sisters served
new sugar, doughnuts and pickles at X
Of r. hall Friday e~snins.-Mrs. Henry
Mend is ill.-Miss Florence Terrili OF
Underhill Center and Miss Minnie sco'
field of st. Adams were guests of Miss
Madeline schweig last Thursday ana Fri
day.-Miss Lottie Graves Of Burlington
| visited at C. w. Graves's March ..
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Chase OF Pas
| sunipsic are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
rnund Martin.--H. J. Mead was In Bur
ngton Saturday on business. George
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WEST MILTON.

f. j. Bombard and W. n. Granger are
attending court In Burlington.-Mr Glaz-
Ter will commence his duties at the cream
cry April William sanderson has NOV
ed his family to the Blake tenement and
viii, work for Mr.. Blake the coming year
The West Milton cooperative creamery
paid for the last half of February So
cents for butter fat and II per cent.
oh eese gain
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ance.-Miss Dorothy nm has gone 70
Arlington. Mass" to attend school. There
viii be an ice cream social and candy
sale NJ the vcstry of the NJ y. Church
Tuesday. II. Young Of Mauchcs-
ter \. H. was in town lasi week.
Lyman Hurd and Mr.. Hisciqw Of North
Adam. Mass, were In town last weeli