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Lynn
March %, 1910

Carl Hegdahl who has occupied
Nels Nelson's farm the past year,
moved Thursday and Friday to .
farm six miles west and one mile
south Of his former home.
Miss Gala Tucker visited the home
folks In Canton Saturday and Sunday.
Sam Nses took his boat up to the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-03-25

Several members of the different
school boards from around here at
tended the annual school officers
meeting at Canton last week.
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Grant.

March %, 1910.
Mrs. S. Hill left for Stratton, Col
orado; last week to visit her son
Theodore and family.
John johnson took charge of G.. A.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-03-25

Fodnes' car of stock and went up in
northern Minnesota to see the coun-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-03-25

Lewis Larson helped John Ridpath
finish husking his spring corn We'd
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CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Alexander 1aFlam died Thurs
day at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Thomas Bacon. aged ~. She is
survived by four children. Mrs. Thoma s
Ba con OF Charlotte. Mrs James Doug
lass OF West Ferrshurg. Peter La
Flam Of Shelburne, Julius I.aFlam OF
North Ferrisburg. Mrs. I.aFlam was
born in Canada and came to this coun-
try about 81 wears ago. She was
buried in Charlotte Saturday. May 81,
from Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Church
r. H. Smith. administrator OF the es-
tate " the late II. n fdgerton. sold at
auction Saturday afternoon the dwelling
house and land to Edward Reeves. agent
for Mrs. John Ramsey. 70! s4s,5 and the
cider mill to William Spear for S525.-
Antoine Beausilier. who has been en-
ploycd in Bolton since last fall. has re-
turned home. Frank Casey foreman for
the Western Telephone company, and a
gang of men were in town last week re-
placing poles in the burned district
Mrs. Guy Mollison has gone to Okla homa
to Join her husband. John Q. Adams Is
working at the Iiberman milk station
Stanton Williams has his ice house com
pleted and will erect another large barn
on the site OF the one burned.
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HUNTINGTON.

The funeral OF Mrs. Ira Bobar was held
from the Union Church Saturday forenoon
at 1910 O'Clock. :he Rev. II. G. Kemp
officiatne. Her death occurred Wednes-
day from blood poisoning She was born
in Saratoga y. T.. and had lived here
the past year and half She leaves he
side her husband three young daughters
TO mourn her loss.--Mrs Grace Martin was
In Burlington Monday.--T. w. Johnson IS
recovering from an attack of the grip
Mrs. Traver and Miss Turrell of Sara
toga Springs returned home Monday after
attending the funeral OF their sister. Mrs.
Bobar-A union service OF the Christian
Endeavor and Junior societies was held at
the church Sunday evening.
The death of Mrs. Ira Robar. aged IL,
occurred at her home late Wednesday
May is after a ten days illness Of
blood poisoning following the birth Of
a son. She leaves beside a husband,
three daughters.
Mrs. Wheeler of Noyan Junction. =. q ,
is visiting her brother william Cubitt.--
Mrs. William Cuhitt returned Saturday
from a visit to her parents in Canada. -
Mrs. p. A. Gorton is not Wel.--The
Rev. and Mrs Kemp are entertaining his
brother and wife.--Mrs. Alton Kenyon
entertained the Kings Daughters We'd
nesday
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr and Mrs. +. 4. l.Umbra who have
been passing some lime here. were sum
moned to their home in Providence. K. L..
Tuesday of last week on account Of the
critical illness Of their son. Homer Lun-
bra. Of pneumonia. He died soon after
heir arrival. Thcr returned on Friday
with the remains and the funeral was
held Sunday afternoon from the home Of
Mrs. l.umbra's mother. Mrs r. j. Wade,
the Rev. g. j. Peterson of East BeIk
shire officiating The deceased vas about
Is years of age and leaves a father and
mother and one brother Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard n. Parker are the parents OF
daughter Miss Hazel Smith + home
from her work in BOSTON. visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James r. Smith.
The Rev. and Mrs. Baxendae Mrs.
Elsie James. Mrs. Bertha Combs, Mrs.
Irene Gates and Mrs. Euseha Provo at
tended the county convention Of the w.
&. T. I. at East Franklin last week
Frank Pudvah, who sold his farm in
Hill West recently to David Maynard. is
moving into J l." Clamps tenement
The village school will observe 1re-Mem-
oral day.-Miss Aggie Taylor who has
been visiting her niece. Mrs. Cora Combs.
has returned to Brooklyn. \. Y.
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SWANTON.

The pike propagation work carried on
by the government will come TO close
for The season in a few days. Special
messengers have been distributing the
pike fry for several days and the last
will he sent out at once. The hatchinSs
amounted to about ifty millions, some
what better than a year ago. but not up
to the output Of former years The new
he'll for the new Holy Trinity Church
WAS placed in tho tower Saturday morn
ing. The edifice will he consccrated
to-Ga:.-E. X. Smith has offered as
free gift. the Brooks lot on Canada street
to tn" Kings Daughters as site for
library huiiding.-M Merton Beebo mas re-
turned from a trip of three months in the
west. in the interest OF the Robin Hood
Ammunition Company.-ReN. Fa Au-
bin. who has been preaching a mission in
Fair Haven, has returned TO Swanton-
Mrs. l.ottie Hall continues in n critical
condition. Miss Belle Dorman. who has
been in st. Adams hospital undergoing
treatment for several weeks. mas returned
home improved in health.
\ notable addition to the fleet OF the
Missisquo Yacht club is +. -. l.arelle's
raised decker. the lloilo, which arrived
Saturday evening with the owner IN
charge. The trip mp the hudson from
New York occupied six DAYS The boat
will undergo some changes AMI he roe
named the Emma Ira HaweV of New
York il the guest of his brother captain
Tia wleN.-rho funeral of John Mullen was
held Tuesday from the catholic Church
The bearers were George LoSolle A. T.
carr. j. McNallv. George Deanev, ". =.
Pencil and Arthur NeNea,
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IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page ~

grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. l., r. Will
day. nurse from Burlington has been
caring for her.-John Carroll moved Mon
day into the Cashmere house. lately va
Gated by John Dudley City Dingler has
returned from lnderhil and is working
In w. +. BuHton's mill. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wright. who have lust returned
from California. have purchased Mrs.
:ioyt Daviss place and will occupy It
Miss Julia Carroll has been at home from
Burlington for a few days.-.Harold whit
comb spent Sunday in Richmond with
relatives.-Miss katherine Reavy spent
Sunday In Burlington with relatives
The pre-Memoral day exercises by tho
schools will he held in the school hall
Friday afternoon ~ two O'Clock. All
resident members OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic and the W'oman's Relief
Corps are urged to he present. as we'll as
the citizens. Following Ia the program:
Salute to the flag. schools; song, Battle
Cry OF Freedom" schools; Black. Blue
and Gray" Marjory Whitcomb; knots
Of Blue and GRAY" Dorothy Day: song.
Memorial Day" primary school, Me
mories of ell Ralph Buxton and Donald
Percivel; Memorial Day" Haven Ross;
Marching with the Veterans" inter
mediate school: Twas Night Upon the
Battle Field" Frederic Ross: Kellcr's
American hymn. schools: address. the
Hon. G. s. Palmer; song. America -
Following the exercises the pupils will
March 10 the cemetery and decorate the
soldiers graves
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HINESBURG.

An automobile party consisting Of ID.
G. Green and wife, and J, L. Green and
wife from Waterbury called on their
cousins, Lucien and Dora Bost wick, last
week Mrs. Gilman Brown OF New
Haven visited at Thaddeus Coates's last
week The Rev A, s. Gilbert. whose
funeral was held in Fairfax Tuesday.
was pastor OF the Baptist Church here
nine years.-The ladies' OF the Baptist
Church held sociable at Ernest
Miilhams Tuesday evening Tho centen-
NAL of the Baptist Church will be OBJ
served next Sunday by historical sketch
OF the church by the pastor and a roll
all.--The memorial sermon to the G. A.
r. will be given by the Rev. Mr. Rider
at the Methodist Episcopal Church next
Sunday at 200 o'clock p. m.-'rhe follow
ing program Is announced for Monday
Memorial day, II ,00 a. m. decoration OF
graves at cemetery: 100 m, dinner by
the Women's Relief corps to all old
soldiers; 30 p. m. march from G. A. X.
hall to town hall escorted by the drill
team OF local camp. ". W. A.. led by
the Hnesburg band: 200 p. M. address
by the Rev Mr.. owen OF the Congrcga
tionsl Church-George Bissonettc lost 2
pocketbook Saturday containing s35 -
f. II. Brownell OF Burlington was in
town Saturday on business Miss Mary
Wilson OF burlington was in town over
Sunday.
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ST. AI,BANS.

Mrs. Eliza A. (kelley) kimball, aged
GO years. wife of the late Seldom Kim
ball. died of cancer Sunday morning,
at the hospital. after patient suffer
ing for six months. She is survived
by three sons and one daughter. The
funeral was held at the home Of
Royal S. Kimball on upper Weldon
street, Monday Afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The Rev Ralf S. Lowe officiated and the
burial took place In the South Main street
cemetery.
John Qunlan Of Fairfax. who dropped
dead of heart disease Thursday evening
al Browns sheds, was Friday taken
to his home where the funeral was
held Sunday. Mr.. Qunian drove into
town Thursday morning and put up his
team. He had a bad spell about two
o'clock but rapidly recovered from IL and
went on transacting his business At
about I'VE o'clock he went TO get his team
and fell dead. Medical aid was hurriedly
summoned but DIR. Skeels said that the
mans death had been instantaneous Mr.
Quinan was rs years old and is survived
by three children, George Quinlan of Bur-
lington. John Quinlan OF Fairfax. Miss
Frances Quinlan. who Is teacher In the
Bellows Free Academy at Fairfax.
News has been received here Of tho
serious injury to A. C. Burbank in a
wreck ut Milton, Kans. Mr.. Burbanl,
was express messenger on tho wrecked
train and sustained severe Internal in
iuries. but it Is expected that he will
recover. Mr.. Burbank was former
resident OF ST. Adams and is the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Burbank OF Hoyt
| street,
The death of Willard Harrington. a
we'll known attorney and long time resi-
| dent of this city. occurred at the St
Adams hospital Sunday night. In his 10Th
year. Mr. Harrington. who had been in
| poor health for some time, Is survived
| by a sister, Mrs. Serepta Hawkins of Los
| Angeles. Cal. by a niece. Mrs J. s.
| Greggs. Of Los Angeles and by a
nephew. Ralph Hawkins, of Minneapolis.
| He was born In Winchester, y. H., and
while still young moved TO Highgate. He
attended school In Franklin and for some
county. he went to Boston where for
some time he was employed but came
later to ST. Adams and began the study
OF law In the once OF II. s. Royce In the
fall OF 1862 he enlisted in Troop l., LIST
Vermont cavalry. He was made SER
geant and In 1855 second lieutenant. He
was discharged from the army as a first
| lieutenant. He took part in many en-
| gagements and was taken a prisoner hut
after short time was exchanged. he
| was wounded on the day that General
Lee surrendered to General Grant. Re-
turning to this city, MI Harrington be-
came member Of the law Arm OF Far
| -.
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returned home saturday morning. Mr..
Greenwood won a valuable stevens re-
peatng gun as first prize, and in the mer-
ohandise ant stood third, the prize be-
ing a carving set.-W. r. McFeeters OF
Albany. y. e.. spent Sunday in town
Mrs. J. II. Wincle Of Mortified is visiting
al the home Of T.. f.. Derby.
Larry" Gardner of the Boston
American base ball team visited at ms
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Gardner, Sunday.-Miss Grace
Cranston. whose marriage to A. Earl
Ca saidy takes place June 2. was given
stocking and handkerchief shower
party at the home of Mrs H. l. Ames
Saturday evening.
Miss Madgc Smith OF Richford and
MISC Ncsta Smith OF Durham. visited
| Miss Dorothy Farrar Tuesday +.
Greenwood is in Montpelier attending the
tournament of the Montpelier Gun club.
| Miss Emma Marsha is employed in
| the laboratory of kimball Bros.-The
Misses Ruth Draper and I,atona Mckay
| were in Burlington Tuesday Miss Ruth
| Pratt entertained ten Of her Young lady
| friends Tuesday at a tee given in honor
| OF Miss Grace Cramton.
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JERICHO CENTER.

MI. and Mrs. j. NJ. Carpenter Who have
heen visiting In Huntington the past two
weeks. have returned home. Mount
Mansfield Grange held a meeting Tues
day evening at which about Is rev MEM
ers We're given their third AMI fourth
degree. Rev. s. II. Barnum. Deacon
l.. G. Tcrrill, Mrs G. c. Bicknell and n.
+. Hall were in attendance on the Chit
tcnden County Association of Congrega-
tional Churches at Charlotte this week.
Mrs. S. II. Barnum, Mrs. Cora W.
Chaplin, Mrs. +. S Stiles. Mrs. w. J.
Nichols Mrs ". u. Hopkins and Miss
Mae F.ldredse are in attendance on the
annual meeting of the Vermont Womans
Home Missionary society at Waterbury
this week. Mrs. Frank Hyde is enter
tanning her sister. Mrs. Dodge. and baby
of Royalton.--The Grange and the Ladies'
Aid society of the church are making
plans for the holding Of a Fourth OF July
celebration Jointly at this place this year.
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provement society will meet this
afternoon with Mrs >. W. Russell Mrs
Margaret Cray of Bellows Falls and Miss
Dora Sunderland of Swanton are visiting
their sister Mrs. G.. d. Loukes.-iI. j.
Lyon has purchased an automobile Mrs
Katherine Wentworth OF Malone, ~ ".
Is the guest Of her brother. VI. W. Hedding
of the Commercial House.--A. NJ Rous-
seau of St. Adams ls in town Mrs.
Estella Rice of Boston, Mass. is visiting
relatives In town
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visited her sister. Miss r. j. Ryan. at n.
l.. KinRsleys last weok.--W. f. and
Hardy vantne Of Burlington spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in town. Work has
been commenced on the permanent road
to be built from the station to the NJ. i.
Goodrich corner Miss Grace Mott nnd
Eva IIohannon have secured positions in
Burlington. whore they went last week
n. $. Young il in Chateaugay. n. Y
Amos g. Blair of South Alburg has
bought the building owned by Goodsell &
Aver, d store and dwelling house COM
bined. Miss Louise Lessor Of North Hero
spent sunday with her mother Mrs.
Nancy Lessor Keith Edwards Of Rouses
Point spent Sunday at his home here
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jameson and daugh-
ter of Burlington were visitors In town
last week
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GRAND ISLE.

s. q. Macoinber attended the Congrega-
tional convention in Charlotte Tuesday
of this week The church rcsUy has
ueen newly plaster. go william l.aru-
bert died suddenly after brief Illness at
his home OH the farm OF Arthur LAID.
He leaves wife and four children. He
had been for several years in the employ
of tho family Of Mr. Ladd The little son
of John Blow died Sunday, having had
measles followed by sydney
Tobias t. at home, confined to the houss
with !umta Go.-Mrs Emma Tudhopc Of
Graz, y. y. visited at Nj. t'fotd'S re-
contlY.-The infant son OF Nicholas Blow
died "Wednesday: morning Of pneumonia,
following measles
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RICHMOND.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Towne were the
guests Of friends In town over Sunday
Mrs J. D. Hanks is visiting In Boston
Mrs. r. l.. Tenney and two children OF
Kenne, y. r.. are guests OF her brother
l.. G. Conant-Miss Rose Darraway Is
visiting her parents In NerEennes A
daughter was born May . to Mr.. and Mrs
John SnIith.--Mrs. y. d. Parker attended
the Rebeknh meeting held In burlington
last Week.-Mrs. Drury Of Willnmstown
is visiting the Rev. Frances ktmban
Word was received here late Monday
evening Of the death In Boston Monday
of Mrs. Charles Bostwick. formerly OF this
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SHELBURNE.

About 20 members of Champaign Chap
Ter. No. S. O. f. s. went to Hineshury
Friday evening to visit LaPlatte Chap
ter. No. 6a.-George Sutton died at his
home In East Shelburne Sunday after
noon after a weeks illness of pneumonia
Mr.. Sutton leaves a wife and four chill
dren. He was the oldest son NJ the late
]. b. Sutton. The funeral service was
held Wednesday afternoon At two o'clock
from his late residence.--The annual par
ish sale for 81. GATHERINGS Church will
he held in St. GATHERINGS hail, May 81
and 2S There will he an entertainment
the first night consisting of a play with
music. vocal and instrumental The sec
ond night cold meat supper will he
served. Ice cream and useful articles
vii be sold both nights
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W1LL1sToN.

Pre-memoria exercises. consisting of
music. Rotations and a short address by
the Rev q. 4. Emery will be held in the
t'niversallst Church Friday q, 80 D. M
Pupils Of ten schools will take part and
Williston hand will be IN attendance.-Tho
Rev. y. NJ Kent Is IN Nergennes attending
the preachers insiitute-Judge Barber
and Blossom Goodrich attended the
county conference in Charlotte. as dele
gates from the congregational Church. --
The kindergarten depa rtmcnt Of The
Sunday school, for children from three to
six years. will commence sunday MAY
%. at twelve o'clock. Flora Clark is visit
ing Rrrlinrtnn
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pastor Of the First Universalist Church
off1ciated and tho bearers were Rslph o.
sturtevan, Of Swanton. Emme, McFeeters
OF Enoshurs Falls. Judge A. A. uall,
G.. O. Austin. {. T. Hogan and c. u.
Watson. Delegations from A. r. Huribu,
Post, No. ~, O. A. r. the Franklin
County Bsr association and Franklin
Lodge. No. L. F. & A. NJ, Of which the
deceased was a member. attended In n
body The nternent was in The South
Main street cemetery.
The annual meeting and tea party
Of the Autonoc club was held Tuesday
evening with about t2i members attend
ing The officers elected were: Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Edward curtis smith: vice
president, Miss Sara r. Barnes CORES
ronding secretary. Miss Alice p. Chan
dler: recording secretary Mrs r. Wal
worth smith: treasurer. Mrs. John Glib
son; chairmen of committees. finance.
Miss Gertrude w. Beeman; house. Mrs
Myron w. Buck; program. Mrs. Arthur
F. Childs; entertainment, Mrs. Alfred
l.. butcher
In city court TUESDAY charles n. I.add
a Franklin farmer aged Al, was given a
preliminary hearing on an alleged
criminal assault on Ruby Durham. an H.
year-old girl. Ladd was held under sl.b0A
bonds for trial at the September term Of
Franklin county court.
The commencement exercises Of the
St Adams high school will he held at
the city hall on Thursday evening. June
IS. Mt eight o'clock. This years gradual
ing class numbers twelve and the pro-
gram includes ESSAYS and orations follow
ing which the Smith literary prizes will
be awarded. The junior prize speaking
contest viii not be held this year.
The graduating exercises of the gram
mar school will be held on Wednesday
| evening. June Is the program including
| singing by the class. essays. and recita-
tons and the presentation by tho class
| of THE Courtship of Miles Stand,sh ~
Miller's orchestra and the Axiom club will
assist in the musical numbers
The remains Of Mrs. Royal 3. Ken
erson and her son. II. Frank kenerson,
who died in Boston In March. were
brought here yesterday and inferred
in the family lot in the South Main
Street cemetery. Royal r. Kcnerson
and r n. HENDERSON of Boston and
James G. Walker of New York accom-
| panied the remains here.
| The wedding of Miss Jessie May La
| Duke of Pencilton, Que, and Fred
| Clough OF Stanbrdge. Que. and of
! Miss Hattie A. McAllister Of Richford
and ia cob W. Bates Of Moretown were
| soleinnized Tuesday. at the Methodist
| Episcopal parsonage. the Rev. Ralph
r. Lowe officiating.
George Nj. Hogan will deliver the Me-
mortal dav address at Johnson.
| Mrs. George O. Webster and daughter
of Berlin Germany, arrived las; evening
and will he the guests this summer Of
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry q Morton.
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GEORGIA..

Memorial day will be observed at the
BAPTIST Church. The Rev. E. J. Rams
low OF Swanton will deliver the address.
The Georgia band will be In attendance.
Memorial service will be held Sunday
al the CONGREGATIONAL church at eleven
o'clock The Rev l.. l., Holmes Will
preach. assisted nv the Rev, G.. Lock and
the Rev. c. W. Clark.--The little daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs G. lMgtis Is quite Ill.
-.'rhe school al East Plain is closed on
account OF scarlet fever.-The children OF
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan are Ill with
scarlet fever Smith Wiley was in Bur
lington Wednesday on business The two
schools at the Center will unite Friday
afternoon in pre-Memorial day exercises
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EAST FAIRFIELD.

Bishop Hall was unable to keep his ap
pointment in this place Monday evening
on account Of Illness Miss Hazel Croft
was initiated into Harmony Chapter, o.
l.. S. Tuesday night. After the meeting
a banquet was served.-Mr and Mrs
Reuben l.. Soule have moved into their
new house.-Mrs Irving !. Chase and
SON. Leonard of Swanton visited az l.
y Chase's this week-Max l. Burleson,
who has been quite i'll. 10 better. The
young friends of Carrie Lloyd gave her
a surprise party at her home Monday
evening, /, being her 18th birthday. She
vas presented with ring.-There will he
q business meeting OF ST. Marys guild
at the guild room Friday afternoon from
90 o'clock until 500
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FRANKLIN.

The Roy. +. W. Day exchanged pulpi,s
Sunday with the Rev. Mr.. Houehton Of
bakersfield. The Rev. and Mrs West
cot were colled to North Hero Tuesday
night 10y the Illness of her father Lewis
q. Labounty is spending a few days
with his brother, Joseph labounty.-
Miss Florence Hopkins was In Mont
pelier Sunday to attend a funeral and
she and Mrs. Day we're In burlington
Tuesday. Flinton returned from
GpripIsfipld Mage Monday
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Mr.. Bins. who has passed the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. a. p. Clough.
has gone to Cassenova. y. Y.--The ladies
OF the Baptist Church gave an Ice
cream social and candy sale at Ernest
Millham's Tuesday evening l Mon Nom
oria services will be held AT the Method
list Church Sunday nj 200 p. m. Tho
Rev MIR Rider will preaci,. The tooth
anniversary Of the Baptist church will
he observed Sunday. Services will begin
at 1880 a. m.-Mrs Turner OF 1llion. ~
V. Is with her daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Millharn
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Abraham Martin has sold Ills home
place to Thomas II. Nimble of Burning
on-Several young people of jericho and
this place. under the direction of Miss
Adrien of Jericho. will give an entertain
ment at St Thomass Church hail next
Saturday evening John Harkins went to
ST Albans MondsN.-Mrs. Michael Leddy
has been very li.--A priest from ST.
MiChaels College ofiiCiated at St
1homass Church last Sunday. the Rev
Father Therien, the pastor being at Cam
hridge-A. x. Jov was in Burlington
Wednesday, Bears are frequently seen
in the outlying localities. a monstrous
black one is reported Ia have been seen
hV several of late