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Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

Ice cream and soft drinks at Luallen' $.
Sodas a specially.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

Mrs. c. w. Owen and daughters,
retumedto their home at Wellington
laa Thursday. after pleasant visit with
Grandpa and Grandma Owen in this
city. Mrs. Owen. ST.. accompa MED
them tor short visit. She is expected
home today.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

County Clerk Ireland has been again
personally compimented by Secre-
tary Coeurn on his population and agri-
cultural abstract. Secretary Coburn say.
Mr. lrelands is one Of the best, both in
accuracy and neatness.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

Mrs. Vina Macy Of Wichita arrived
here Saturday to visit old friends. She
will return home after Decoration day.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

Miss Mile Webb went to Wei
Gngton Sunday morning to visit a week
with friends. She will be joined there
by her mother from GIard, iii. Mrs.
Webb will visit with her daughter
throug ghout the summer.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

J. c. Richardson and wife departed
Saturday to visit with relatives in Wei
linton. Mr.. Richardson returned yester-
day but Mrs. Richardson will continue
her visit for a short time.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

Neeley Chapin arrived from Ely,
Nevada, on Tuesday Of last week to
visit with his brother and, especially, his
mother who has been quite sick but is
now improving. He departed on Mon
day. MIR. Chaplin owns and publishes
he Ely Record, is an excellent news
paper man and. aside from the fact that
he is republican, is without a fault.
The Index has arranged to exchange
With the Record.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

Rev. w. A. Cain and wife Of Wich-
IA arrived lest Sunday to visit about a
week with their Medicine Lodge friends.
Rev. Cain occupied the pulpit at the
Baptist church. morning and evening. on
Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Cain are al
ways welcome visitors in Medicine Lodge.
They have the distinction Of having oc-
cupied pastorate hcre-longer than any
other pastor and wife in the city's history.
Barbour County index., 1910-05-25

Competition in dentistry is getting live
y. A new dentist arrived in the CITY
last Wednesday and has entered into
partnership with DR.. L. L. Osborn. DR..
J. n. Donovan vouched for the new ar
rlval and everything is harmonious with
the hrm. Dr.. Osborn. Jr., starts into
the profession with 10 pounds avoirdu-
pois and is making rapid gains.
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

The postoffice opened Monday morn
ing with its new fixtures set ~. The
altcra lions will considerably enlarge the
ofrce space. and the new combinations
lock boxes are Il decided Improvement
The Young Mems Christian Brotherhood
hockey team played thu Rochester high
school team IN Rochester Saturday. The
tame resulted in "a . 10 ! victory for 2och-
cctcr.-I. &. Ferguson returned to New
York Monday after visiting Mr. and
MIS-. W. l.. Lamson. The high and graded
schools Will close Friday to allow the
teachers TO attend III" convention in
Randolph Centcr.-Mrs. Herbert T. Morse
returned from Montpelier Monday
The high school junior class candy pull
AMI social which was to have been given
Friday has been indefinitely postponed.
Xavier LaFarr of St. Adams was
Wednesday sentenced to serve 81 days IN
the county Jail at Chelsea for a second
offence OF intoxlcation. lie was arrest
ed in the Central Vermont station by
Officer Guy a. Osha Tuesday night
Daniel u. Howe tool. him to Chelsea --
Charles G. Beedle has returned to Kceno
y. H.. after weeks stay with his
brother, Albert II. i5eedle.-Frank Whit
ing Of Greenfield, n H.. Mr.. and Mrs
Lester T. Flacg Of Brockton. Mass, and
carl A. Whiting OF RAYMOND, ~ H..
have returned to their homes after at
tending the funeral of Mrs. George Flag
of Blalntrco. William Rand has resum-
ed lis work on the rural free delivery
route after 8 several weeks Illness
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.

Cards have been received in town
for the wedding of Miss Mary
Louise Darling to Earnest Thomp-
son Hethrington. The wedding will take
place on January 26 at the brides home
In Newbury. Miss Darling was former
teacher in the Brandon graded school.
.ne house and barn of Mr.. and Mrs.
harlcs Doaner wero burned to the
crou~d at seven clock Thursday even
ing. The fire was discovered In the
kitchen ceiling around the chimney by
the hve-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Doarer. 1t spread SO rapidly that they
were unable to save anything The barn
near tho house caught fre and In a short
time was a total loss although by hard
work the 1.-Two stock was saved. Mr..
poaner carried about $500 insurance. Mr..
and Mrs. Doaner had but recently bought
tho farm.
T. W. Ray has returned from Pough-
keepsle and New York ci;y.-The grammar
school will have a sleigh ride and dance
to Whiting Tomorrow evening, Earl s.
Wright, clerk OF the Are district, has
issued n call for special meeting to
DO held tomorrow evening at the town
hall to SEQ II the voters Of this district
will vote to extend the present water
system to residents Of the district who
are not supplied at the present time
Miss belle Briggs for the past few years
toll operator at the Champlain Valley
Telephone Co. office. left here few
weeks ago for Springfield, Mass. and
has now been appointed supervisor OF
the telephone exchange in that city
Mrs, Alice b. Sprague and Miss Ruth
Sprague have returned from New York
city.-The fourth grade of the school
enjoyed sleigh ride 20 Forestdale yes
terday afternoon.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

The Rev, Joseph Hamilton Of Randolph
p.eache here last S;unday.-The Rev. +.
4. Wells, who will complete his third
year as pastor of the Federated Churches,
next April, read his resignation last
Sunday to tnke effect at the close of the
conference year.--Mrs. Marshall Banister,
who has the grip. is convalcscing. The
teachers of the union district under Sill
pcrintendent Lewis will meet at Normal
hail next Friday and the day will be
spent IN discussing Educational! subjects
connected with district school teaching.
There are about 40 teachers in the union.
Postmaster J. b. Edridge is the ad-
ministrator Of Charles l.. Smiths estate
and A. 4. Gilman and C. W. Danyou are
commissioners The lady teachers OF the
normal school entertained the senior
class last Saturday evening at the old
bnneStcnl
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ISLE LA NOTE

Hardy r. Vantine of Dallas. Texas. il
visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. s. Thomas -
Mrs. ~ W. Fisk Is III with the grip
Ruth Thomas entertained number of
her young friends Saturday in honor OF
her birthday.-O. II. Parker Of Burling
ton is III with the grip at II. H. HIPS
The officers Installed at the Grange
Thursday evening were as follows: Mas
ter l.. r. Pike: overseer a. L. Hol-
comb; lecturer, Mrs, A. II. Hin; steward,
d. r. Trombly; assistant steward, Rola
Hill; treasurer. DIR, J. S. King; sccre-
tary, A. II. HIM. chaplain, John Doolin;
lady assistant steward, Gladys Hill;
the Three Graces. Cynthia Richie, Mrs.
l.. F. Pike and Libbie Naylor The in
stallation was conducted by Miss Mary
Montgomery, assisted by Ethel Pike. A
short entertainment was given and a
social hour was spent. during which fino
coffee, sandwiches cake and Ice cream
were served.-Herbert Houghton has
gone TO Spokane, Washington,-Mrs. Ira
Hall, Gertie Hall and Sarah all have gone
TO Boston for the winter.
James Skeels died at his home last
week Friday after an illness OF eight
days with blood poisoning. He was born
In Whitehall. n. T., In 1858. lie leaves a
wife, who was a daughter OF II. G. Hol-
comb, a son. sister and two brothers. A
Masonic funeral was held on Sunday
and burial was at Whitehall.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

William Welcome and two daugh-
tiers of Mansonville Que, visited his
aunt. Mrs. Cyrus Goodhue. Thursday
The officers Of Frontier Grange were in
stalled by District Deputy II. r. Ohm
stead Thursday evening. followed by Il
short literary program. Remarks were
made by Fay Brigham of Bakersfield
and the Rev F. Wilson Day Of Frank
lin-Mrs. Leslie Macy is i'll with rheu-
matism.--A daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. t,eorge Washer. Thursday
Supreme chief Ranger j. o. Kimbal
assisted by Supreme Marshall w. H.
Yaw. both of Enosburg Falls. installed
the officers of Court West Berkshire.
No. $780, Independent order OF Foresters.
Monday evening. The installation was
followed by literary program after
which refreshments were served.
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SOUTH HERO.

George Squires OF the Iodine Springs
House Is still at the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai. on Saturday his neighbors and
friends made a bee and flled his Ice
house. holding about 500 cakes OF ice
John Allen Merton Wright, Homer Keel
er and Edward Lavee were called to
Whiting Tuesday as witnesses In the
case Of Crosby vs.. Macbride Thursday
ia the time set for the hearing of the
suit Of Macbride VS.. Crosby, both cases
growing out of the sale of a steer.--The
oyster supper. which was to have been
given In the town hall Thursday evening
for the benefit Of the Catholic Church.
has been postponed on account of the
use of the hall for law subtitle Scion
clark farm has been sold to Edward
Fressler; consideration $500. Mr.. Fress-
Ter has for several years had position
as engineer in construction work, He will
not resign his present position. but the
farm will be run by Thomas Gordon,
Mrs. Fressler's brother.
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FAIRFAX.

News has been received that Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wright of Montgomery
are the parents Of daughter, born Jam
H. Mrs. Wright IL better known In
Fairfax rs Miss Alice orion. The Their
momctcr registered Saturday morning
from IL to 2s degrees below zero.-The
little child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cor
don IL quite il.--NIrs. ella Martin has
returned from visit In Milton and TN
derhill-Mrs. Hiram Bowins or Milton
was the guest of Mrs. Anna HolbrooN.
Jan. 17.-Mrs. ". j. Ruggler Is visiting In
6, Abans.-R f. ballard spent Mon
dav in Milton on business.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Beeman have returned from Bran
don. where they have been visiting Mrs.
Beeman's parcnts.-E. d. Shepardson is
getting a large number OF logs for both
his own and custom use.-H O. wilkins
Is taking the school census.-Mr. and
Mrs. I. w. Paris spent Monday in St.
AlbanS.
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LOWELL.

The school in the Stebbins district Is
closed on account Of scarlet fever in the
neighborhood and the North school on
account Of diphtheria. Howard Wake
field Of North Troy is with his grand
mother. Mrs. H. II. Newton.-Mrs. o.
dell ParkaIow OF Chicopee is the sues
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Farman.-
Victor Roberts ~ Newbury. passed. few
days last week with his sister Mrs. Della
LaClar.--Mr. ana Mrs. Clement Roy"i
are the parents of a son, born IAN l3.-
\ uaughler was born to Nr, am MIS-.
Paul blanchard. jar n
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CRhFTSBURY.

a public installation Of the Woodmcn
officers was held and banquet served by
them last Wednesday evenng.-T. n.
Gallagher and son, Renfrew. and Mrs.
Norah Rcnfrew, Mr.. and Mrs c. r.
Hanson were IN st. Johnsbury Friday
Mrs Susie Black OF Greensboro was
called to this town last week by the
serious Illness Of her sister Mrs. Wilson.
j. u. Leavitt has purchased the George
Chase house for s500.--Mrs. William Will
son, who suffered n relapse last week, Is
more comfortable. She has a trained
nurse from ST. Johnsbury. Mrs. Meroa
Renfrcw is In cachanl.-S. II. CareY,
who has been seriously III with heart
trouble, Is more CONFERENCE.-The and
Mrs George Howard returned last Fri
day from several days stay In st. Johns
hurry.
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for the past two weeks died SUNDAY
morning.-IIomer Thrasher is reported n
very much improved In health Richard
whitehead Is seriously III with appendi-
citii and his condition Is considered crit
cal The Rev. r. G. Flagg, D., of the
Congregational Church will exchange
with the Rev. G. C. Adams OF Essex
junction next sundyy.-J A. Harvey Of
Montreal Is at home for a few days
Madison Bisbce has been appointed
deputy customs collector at North Troy
and has moved his family there
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swANTON.

RI. S. Jones and bride returned Mon
day from Montreal. where they were
married a week ago. Several days were
passed with friends In Ottawa.-H. O..
Jones n company resumed earring sand
for st. Johns Monday. This Is used in
constructing the new Canadian Pacific
bridge over the Richelieu river.-Marble
blocks from the red quarries of the
parney Marble company are being haul
ed to the mil.--Dr. Half was called to
Moores, y. y. sunday evening by the
sudden death of his father.-The Taqua-
hunga club will entertain with cards and
dancing Friday evening.
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woLCoTT.

Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Merritt went to
Morrisvile Thursday to pass the remain
der Of the winter with their sons
widow, MRS. Nettlc Merrltt.-Miss Mary
Warren visited In Morrisvilc several days
the last OF the week.-The infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Wheeler. jr.. Is
III OF pneumonia ". Foster has
moved into his new house,. j KIM
ball lost one of his large team horses
Monday night--Mrs, Angie Jones Is very
i'll at the home OF her son, Carl--H. W
Paddleford was taken to the hospital
Thursday and operated on for appended
It's, he Is doing very well.--H. =. Hoods
Sons creamery company filled their Ice
houses Monday. The Ice was about 16
inches thick and OF me quali.y.-Clar-
ence Wheeler has moved into the Fife
tenement block.
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STOWE.

At the regular meeting of Mansfield
Mountain Grange Saturday afternoon the
lecture hour will he open to the public.
Tie program will include papers on cur
rent events. Some achievements OF 1893.
the que. Of the North Pole. What our
GRANDPA Tiers would think o. 1910 A
discussion Of the relative Importance OF
the perfected flying machine and wire
less biography y report OF year :
experience in contesting, rcctations
singing hy choir.-Thc subject OF the
Rev. o. s. Raspe's sermon ut Unity
Church Sunday afternoon will he The
Cnchstructcd Nis!cn."
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GRAND ISLE.

The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
was held at S. S. Griswolds About co
assembled for dinner The officers OF
the past year remain the same as the
previous year with two exceptions.-Mrs
Z. ]. Parker celebrated her birthday
January 10 by giving a dinner to few
Of her intimate friends and neighbors
A very pleasant time was enjoy ed 49,
Walter Iadd r~turns to his home in
Chazy, N. Y-The thaw of Monday near
~ spoiled the sle!shng. Two or three
have crossed on the ice to Plattsburgh.
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GREENSBORO.

The w. c. T. T. will meet with Mrs.
J. A. Goss FRIDAY afternoon at 80
o clock; topic, Membership The ilazen
Road Pomona Grange will be entertain
ed by the Caspian Lake Grange IN the
Woodmen's hall at Greensboro Reud
Saturday.-The instslla tloh of officers at
Caspian Lake Grange occurred Saturday
afternoon. state Master Smith Of Nor
risville offcating.---Mr. and Mrs Smith
were entertained by Mrs John Ba airing
.on.--B. NJ. Wiley Is in Fletcher.--M
NJ d. Chase has been sick Cor few DAYS
and there ha. been no school at the viii
'age.-Forest Benjamin Is improving. -
The social dance al Dufurs ho;cl Fri
day night was we'll attended
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WESTFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs, II. O. Miller started
Wednesday for mn extended. trip through
Lowell. Boston. Springfield. Mass. and
Providence r. l., and Ionkers, \. Y.
Rev. J. f. BoWman attended the meet
ing OF the Orleans County Ministerial
association at Newport Tuesday.-Mrs
Harold Farran and little daughter went
to Montreal Monday and from there will
ga to her fathers in Reebe.-Mr. Mars
ton has bought Rodney Pauls farm
Mr. Newell, who spent q few weeks with
his daughter, Mrs. Homer Hitchcock,
has gone to see his dauehter. Mrs. Best,
in Troy.
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MORRISVILLE.

The funeral OF Elbridge Elhu Goodell,
who died Thursday afternoon after an Ill
ness since Monday Of pleuro- pneumonia,
was held at his late homo Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock. the Rev. c. C. st.
Glare officiating. Elbridge H. Goodell.
son OF Ransom b. and Mary A. Goodell.
was born In Gilmore December l6, 1868. He
has spent his entire life on the farm
where he was born. On August ~ he
married Miss Julta Hayes OF Stowe. who
with three sons Elisha E., Ransom W.
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RICHFORD.

The annual rol! call of the Baptist
Church, which had been postponed
from January on account OF storm.
was held Friday evening. The Rev.
Or. w. A. Dawson of Burlington.
state missionary, was present and
gave an address. OF the 104 members.
81 were present and responded to their
names. while 10 others either sent a
letter or n message by n friend. The
reports of the church and allied soci-
cites were encouraging as to member
ship, financial condition and work done
during the year.--Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur NJ. Pond and little son passed
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Champion of East Berkshire
Mrs. Hubert bowling. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs T. NJ. Flana-
gan, returned to st. Adams saturday.
The firm Of Clark Brothers have
moved from the store which they
have long occupied near the corner of
Main and Troy streets to the new store
finished for them In the new building
Of the Sweat-Comings Co. on the corner
Of Main and Powell streets.-Jesse NJ.
Conger is visiting in Burlngton.-Mrs.
Lydia F. Hewett Is visiting in Burling-
ton.-Nfr. and Mrs. Napoleon Danyaw of
Sheldon Springs visited here over Sum
day.-Melvn Sheldon Of this town and
Miss Retta White OF North Troy We're
married January 10 by the Rev. w. L.
Douglass.
Or. Nathan Franklin Hamilton died at
I a. m. Tuesday of blood poisoning. The
funeral will be held at ST. AIMS Episco-
pal Church this forenoon at 1890
o'clock. the Rev. F. Barnby Leach Off
riating, and the burial will be In Hillside
cemetery, with Masonic honors. DR.. Ham
lltcn was born in Berkshire November
i6 lS45. and had lived the greater part
Of his life in this town. He enlisted from
Berkshire in Co. f, 10th Vermont volun-
teers May 16. 1868. when only II years old.
nnl was mustered out June &c. 1865. He
rtudied dentistry and began practice In
49,. n addition he studied medicine for
ono car with his brother the late DR.. ].
u. lmilton. Previous to his dental ca
rec he was for a time a store clerk, and
ais worked at the carpenters trade.
several buildings in this town being his
WORK He was also engaged for short
pc is in other vocations, but dentistry
wa his life work. DIR. Hamilton Is sur
1iyrd by his wife. who was Miss Nettle
Goff. daughter Of the late Alvin Golf. two
sons, Clair G. Hamilton, dentist In this
Village, and Harold G. Hamilton, a stu
dent in the Richford high school, three
brothers, Or. NJ. T. Hamilton OF Newport.
Hermon II. Hamilton of Connecticut. and
J.. II. Hamilton Of St. Adams. and one
sister, Mrs. w. p. Greene Of this village.
The condition of Mrs. Wallace W.
White, who is critically i'll. is a little moro
comfortable.-H NJ. Chaffee OF St. Al.
bans, has entered the employ Of the New
ton Press. In a short time the plant will
be moved to new quarters on the second
floor of the Sweat-Comings companys
building on the corner OF Main and Pow
ell streets.
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BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Strait went to
Franklin Friday to visit their son, r. r.
Stralt-L. H. Caswel is In South Bur-
lington visiting his brother.-Mrs. Cyrus
Leach got up early last week Tuesday
to see to the fire and in some way fell
and hurt her hip. On account Of her adj
van ced age. which is about Sc, she is In
critical condition-Miss Helen Leach is
keeping house for Mrs G. q. Orion, while
she is in Montgomery with her daughter.
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DERBY.

The Baptist ladies gave a social nt H..
+. Campbelis last Friday evening.
About 90 were present.-Leland Welby-
returned to Schenectady, y. Y. Monday.
Curtis Wiley Ia gaining slowly.
Emera Strawn was not abe to WORK
last week on account of n severe cold.
Henry Before last a horse last week
The Congregational Ladies' Circle held a
business meeting a. Mrs Frank Rich 3
last Wednesday. New officers We're
elected. Hazel Albec. Elizabeth Cof-
fran and Eugenia Peck spent last Sun
day in Holland A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Nickcrson last Tues
day.--Mrs. Arthur kimball is visiting
her mother in Nova Scotia who has
lately been stricken blind
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GEORGIA..

r. A. Wilcox died at his home on the
lake shore Saturday morning with can
Ger Of the stomach. He had been in
poor health for year but. for the last
few weeks has failed very rapidly. He
was II years old and leaves a wife and
two sons, Bert Of Maine and Fred OF
Georgia. with whom he lives. The fun
eral was held at his home Tuesday. the
Rev. G. w. Clark officiating, and burial
was in Georgia Plain cemetery.
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SHELDON.

The funeral OF Arthur Mower was held
at the Methodist Church Sunday after
noon at eco o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Low
pll of St. Adams otficiated The funeral
was largely attended. Mr. Mower had
been suffering with tuberculosis for the
Jast three years. He had been TO Col
orado and different parts Of the coun-
NY He died at Springfield, Mass.-F.
u Deming, DDS. has presented to
No Sheldon Free Public Library a set
IF THE American Cyclopaedia, bound in
laW calf. The set cost when new, $l2O.
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WATERVILLE.

Infant children of Fred Davis and Ed
ward Lock- are very iil.-Mr md Mrs.
II. r. Hin and daughter. Laura, were
in Essex Junction and Burlington sew
eral days last week.-Mrs.. Thomas j.
Cheney is Spending II fcw weeks With
her niece. Mrs NJ J. barnes OF Burling-
ton.--Mrs. Edgar Maynard Ia spending a
few days this week with her mother at
Joffersonvillc. -The Citizens Telephone
Co. have placed telephone In Zen
Gomos house IN Coddins Hollow.--E.
Il. Nethcroll is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. AFRO Webster, at Morristown.-Mrs.
l.. f. Holt. who has been spending sew
eral months with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Armstrong, left for her home at Seattle.
Wash, on Monday.-Mr and Mrs. Mark
webb Of Jeffersonville visited her sis
ter, Mrs. T.. NJ. Maynard. sunday.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs Howard Chaffee are the
parents Of son.-The Ladies AID So
ciety OF the Methodist Episcopal church
will meet THURSDAY afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Baker.-Edwin Farnsworth is
very sick The Blair Veneer Co.. lost n
valuable horse last Week.-Mrs. Nina
Combs Of Richford visited her sister.
Mrs. Arthur Lagrove, last week.-Mrs..
Corliss Martin Goff Of Rchford is visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs II NJ. Martin.-NIrs.
Grant of Berkshire visited relatives here
last week
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JOHNSON.

DIR. Hickey Of Bar, ard, who was call
ed here by the sudden Illness or MS
mother, returned to his home Saturday
Mrs Pocton OF England, mother or the
Rev Il. j. Pocton, lectured at the Con-
gregational Church to n large audience
Sunday night.-Mss George Wells re-
turned to her school in Montpelier Mon
day.-.W. n Stearns has returned from
Bos on The Rev. J. a. Ranney lost a
valuable horse recently. He found IT
dead in his barn.-Mrs.' A. J. Gould has
so far improved that she Is able to be
out.-C. n. Stearns was In Morr!svlle
Monday.