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ORANGE
RANDOLPH

Xavier La Farr, who finished 20 days
sentence IN Chelsea Jail Thursday, was
taken to Swanton Monday whore he
was given Into the care of the overscer OF
the poor, suffering with frozen feet. La
'arr was making his way here afoot.
having no money TO purchase passage,
and II Il believed that ne was seized with
fits, TO which he Is subject and being un-
able to keep moving, got his feet frozen.
The physician who attended him said Il
was very probable that his feet would
have to be nmputated Edgar a. Hatch.
who has for II years past served tho
village as keeper Of records. has served
not 80 that he docs not care to resume tina
responsibilities Of his office after April
Mrs. Heber Holman. who has been
seriously I'll with pneumonia, is slowly
recaininy her health.
Charles Edward Pope. who for is years
made his home here. died yesterday in
the Goth year of his age. Death was due
TO heart trouble and a scries of shocks
the first occurring last Saturday and the
last on Tuesday. He is survived by
wife, two sons and daughter, Henri.
Pope Of Springfield. Henry Pope OF Ran
dolph and Miss Sophia Pope OF Hopedale,
Mass. The deceased was Spiritualise
and the Rev Edgar " Emerson Of Man.
chester. n. IT,, will conduct the funeral
services which will he held at the house.
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FAIRFAX.

The Ladies' Improvement society will
give a dinner at Mr., " Hicks &, Sons
store town meeting day.-Mrs. Glover Of
Buck Hollow is very sick with pneumon-
lathe wind Sunday filled the roads so
the mail On the r. F. D. did not start out
till afternoon.-W. l.. IIolbrook returned
Thursday after spending about four weeks
with his father at Townshend. b. NJ.
Ballard was taken suddenly III W'edne.da Y
morning Feb. lG. but is better at this Wis
iting-The oyster Supper and farce Al.
the Bellows Free Academy was well at
tended They received for the sale Of
tickets s50--Mrs. Marion Ballard Of 81.
Adams was the guest Of her aunt Mrs.
s. E. Letson last week Mr.. y. ] Nor
ton and Mrs. Pamyrn Ballard are bet
tcr.-Lewis Saunders has bought a span
of work horses. He will draw logs for
Il. l.. Shepardsons MILF. d. Shepard
son expects to get l.5O0,O0 feet of logs
into his mill yard this winter.
The Canadian jubilee singers are to
give an entertainment at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Friday evening, Feb
c5.--Mrs. Edgar Montague is slowly gain
in; from her recent illness-Mrs Winona
Taft attended the dance at the Owl club
at st, Adams r esday night. The Ladies
improvement society will serve a din
ner at NJ. V. Hicks store on election
daV
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GEORGIA

The heaviest snow fall of the season
came last week making the roads al
most impossible. Mr.. Spauding, mail
carrier was unable to make his trip Mon
day owing IS the bad roads.-The meet
ing to be held at the Methodist Church
Friday afternoon was postponed on ac-
count of the stormy day.-The remains OF
Mrs. Lola Kinssbury Hubbard wife Of
Ira Hibbard. who died at her home in
Fairfax Thursday. were brought / ere for
burial Standardization Watson, an
old resident OF this town. died at his
home in Sheldon Saturday and was
brought here for burial Monday.-At the
Sunday School Conference held at tie
Methodist Episcol Church Tuesday even
inS. Mrs. NJ. o. Bragg was elected presl-
dent Of the home department.: Miss
Louise Ballard, vice-president Mrs T.,
l. Nye, secretary: Mrs. {. NJ. Austin,
treasurer. Mrs. o. r. Wood, superin-
tendent.-Dinner will be served at
the Methods church town meeting
day by the Ladies' Aid socety.--Mrs.
Cora Bliss has been ,isi;in. her sls'c. 'i
Richford,-Thore Will be meeting of !
visitors of the home department Sunday
school at the Methodist Episcopal
Church, March !.
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DERBY

Mrs. Lila Clark. who has been visiting
her ather, Charles Carpenter. at Derby
Line this winter, spent several days with
friends here last week. She will return
10 her home in the West very soon.-Mr
and Mrs. Allison Wright Of Coventry
visited at W, y. Hopkinson's Wednes-
day.-Mr. and Mrs Orlo Shattuck Of
West Derby and Mrs. W!lmot ~ Lyndon
willie visited Mrs A. b. Hopliirson last
week-SeVeral from here attended thu
funeral OF Frank Sherman az Newport
last week.-rhe Rev Mr.. Anderson IL
quite sick Professor Bowdoin OF Derby
Academy preached for him in the Meth.
odist Church Sunday.-It is expected
there will he a missionary meeting at thu
Consrc sational parsonage Friday even
nf al which both the Christian En-
deavor society and the Ladies' Circle
will he present. Miss Price will address,
the meeting Many Of the students Of
Derby Academy and OF TIE graded
school are kept at home OF account Of
sickness
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ENOsBURG.

The Rev. Mr.. Pierce, who has preached
for two Sundays at the Congregational
Church, returned TO Boston Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Wright started Fri
day afternoon for Upper Ssranac, N. Y.
to visit MIR. Wright's sister, Mrs. W. w.
Cole.-Mrs. S. =. Stevens and daughter,
Hazel. have gone to st. Adams Tor few
days.--N1iss Florence Perley. who was.
home over Saturday and Sunday. return
cd to Franklin Monday Miss Alberta
orr was ut home from East Berkshire
for the week end.--The ladies of the
Episcopal society will meet with Mrs.
Stanley Sayles this afternoon.--The
postponed meeting of the Congregational
Church will he held this afternoon.
The teacher at the Center school, Miss
Wright. issued invitations to the parents
of her scholars to attend the exercises
Wednesday afternoon and many were
present
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JEFFERSONViLLE

Arthur Nyc of Baila, Kansas. has come
to visit his father. Benjanln Nye. who
Is in very feeble health.-M!ss Sybil Ray
more has returned home from Fairfield.
whore she closed q successful term OF
school last Friday.-The Rev. n. T. Har-
ned is soon expected home from Rochest-
en- n. Y. where he was called by the
SICKNESS OF Mrs. Harned.-Niss Scammel
Is caring for Mrs. Henry Stinson who "a
tll-John Raymore, who spent several
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs w.
Y Raymore, returned to the L. V. VI.
Saturday .-'The Cresccndo Club will meet
with Miss Carrie Carol next Friday
evening Feb, %, the subject will be Wash
inGton and Iincon.--Miss linton, who
has been quick seriously sick at the home
of Matte Wilcox is able to return to her
work ut s. l.. Fopc's.-Mrs. John Tracy
has returned from Montpelicr-Ellen
Mackey has gone to North Cambridge,
where she has employment.--l.. II. Smith,
who was principal Of the JCffersonvi!le
high school, IL visiting his parents In
Morrsville. 1t is expected he will return
next ter1n.-One of the articles to be dis
cused at town meeting is will the town
vote to raise seven thousand dollars to
build the school house at Jeffersonville.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Hiss Nellie Blossom of Pittsfield was q
guest of Mrs Evans over Sunday Fl. NJ.
Brown of Westfied, Mass. was here to
visit his sister and assist her in a musical
that she gave last Friday evening al
Normal hall. They sang a duet Sunday
at the Federated Church. Mr.. Brown
returned nome Sunday sf.ernoon.-Nfiss
Effie La Marder Of Warren has been ~
guest of Mrs. Labounte the past week.
Miss Gwendolyn Morse and Miss Brown
of New York City are here.-Mrs. David
went to St. Adams last Saturday to sea
her son. Cornie. who is III with the grip.
Prof. Brock went to Hanover Saturday
to visit college friends.
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OIL, /: ANS
NEWPORT.

The funeral of Francis NJ sherman
who died on Monday. was held yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock at the COngre
gational Church, Rev. r. c. Flagg Of
ficiatng, assisted by Rev. c. D. Lane.
Of the Methodist Church. John Younl
had charge Of the funeral arrangements
The bearers were O. c. Miller. J. r
Nirtpatric Y. D Flint and G. r. Bear
The pail Noars~s We're the directors
the hank: z. Lane. II. <. Root. NJ 4
ADAMS and T. ". Mansur. The churc
was filled. there being about $50 oresen'
After simple service, the body wal.
taken to West Derby cemetery for inter
ment in the family lot. All the stores
We're closed during the services
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JERICHO CENTER.

7. l.. Bostwici has entered into an en-
gagement with the Vermont Spool Il
Bobbln Co. of Burlington. as assistant
foreman, and expects to move his family
To Burlington soon and begin work..
H. Smith has rented his farm to his
nephew, of Woodstock, who will take
possession about March 1. Mr. Smith Will
move into the tenement in the block re-
tently decided him by T. L. Bostwick. He
expects to make additions to the plant Of
the novelty works now owned by him.
The youngest child OF Mrs. Flora Nichols
L. very sick with throat and lung trou
ble-Mrs. Louis Lawrence of Lexington,
Mass, Is a visitor at ". II. kew's.-Miss
Blanche Bostwick was home from Mid
debury College over Sunday.-Mr and
Mrs. Frank bellows and children of Fer
risburg are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Byngton.--Miss Lorraine Ransom is in
Johnson.
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CRAFTSBURY

The academy is closed for a vacation
of one week.-A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Morse last Saturday .-Ebeu
Smith and Mrs Phil Shields are each
quite iil.-Mrs. Julia Scott of Albany Wis
tied friends in town last week.--Mr. and
Mrs Scott are 10 leave soon for the far
West, where they expect TO make their
future home--Thc Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Amanda Lathe this aft.
ernoon.-Mrs. c. IL, Hanson spent last
week in Rarton--J. Kerr delivered sew.
eral tons of arches aad sugar making
goods in MiddleseN last Thursday
George Merrill visited In orleans last
week Mrs, Lucy Randall widow of the
late p y. Randall died at her home at
Mil Village last Wednesday, Tie fu-
neral was held IN the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Saturday afternoon. the Rev. Mr.,
Rowley assisted by the Rev. w. +. Allen
officiating. The remains were placed In
the family lot al the common. She leaves
two daughters, Catherine and Mrs, Nina
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GRAND ISLE.

Mrs. Sarah Hoag fell Saturday. break
ing her leg above the knee.-Mr and
Mrs. Powers Hoag were called to West
Plattsburg Monday by the illness OF her
brother Miss Helen Barney has return
cd from Montreal, where she has been
taking d short visit. She was called home
by the Illness of her brother.--Herbert
Russell Is visiting at his fathers G. Il.
Russells on his return from trip through
western California, and Salt Lake. He
was accompanied by his uncle, Beech
knight. a farmer resident of North Hero.
he has been absent several years-The
Ladies Aid meet Thursday with Mrs c.
G.. Kinney Miss BESSIE Macomber has
returned from Crown Point n. Y. and Is
caring for Mrs. W. S. Pearl.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Pearl and daughter Laurel.
arc visiting Mrs. Pearls parents, Math-
ew Jomeson in San Sebastian, =. c.
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ALBURG.

william McGregor. aged II years
and lifelong resident. died Feb. II
He is survived by his wife and two
sons, Warren Of Bangor. n. Y, and
Dawson of this town. Funeral SER
vices were held in the Methodist
Church at Alburs Center Sunday, the
Rev. T. II. Grassy officiating-Mis
Eugenia Carl is !ll.--H q. Lessor
spent sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Nancy Lessor.-Hngh Reilly OF Burke.
n. Y. has force of men at work on
the new round house.--The little
daughter of WIN Cameron, who is III
Of appendicitis, does not improve
The marriage Of Miss Bessie NJ. Moore
and Orman b. Reynolds. both OF this
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FLETCHER

Frank and Leon BooZap nave gone
to lllinois--W. S. Shepard+cn was a
business visitor in ST Alhans and
Swanton Fliday.--A. r. Paine. who Is
i'll. rema ms about the samoa. r
Hooper Is ver!ng from an attacl.
of the .grip.---Mr. and Mrs. G. r Blk V
of Cambridge visited at Ira Green's
recently Sewel Spaulding who has
been visiting relatives in town the pa
few days. has returned to Woodstock
whore he has employment in cream
ery.--Albert Wood has rented wis
GraY's house and will move thor"
March IN. A, Fanley and r G. Ma
coy OF Cambridge were "a town sun
uay
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BEAVER.

Mrs. c. Il. Strait has been visiting
friends in st. Adams for q few days.-Ly-
man Leach was In stowe for few days
last week -. Frank Irish bought one of
Edwin Straits gray horses last Saturday
p q. Cook is getting out lumber with
which to build an addition to his barn
Dennis king and family were at George
Nagners the first Of the weck.--C. L.
Wood Is moving to Miss Mary ufford's
farm.-Edwin strait has a new gasolenc
engine with which to run his separator.
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GREENSBORO

Mr. and MIS-. Ned Kaiser of Stowe are
visiting M. and Mrs. Charles Miller
Nh and Mrs. Anthony Dorman have
gone to Lowell. Mass, TO visit their
daughter. MI McKlney.-Miss Mary
Eaic> Weat 10 st. Johnsbury Saturday
for A few DAYS visit.-There is an articla
in the warming for town meeting to sea
if the town will vote TO build new
school building in the village.
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HYDE PARE

Elmer II. Jones and Miss Elsie II.
Gibbs. both Of this town, We're married
by the Rev o. NJ. boutwell,. pastor of the
Methodist Church. at his residence Fec
10.
w. Hulburd was in Wolcott Tuesday.
"A. l.. Noyes and bride have returned
from their wedding tour.-Mr. and Mrs
G, A. knight have been in Montreal ami
Stanstead the past week. They leave
soon for Washington and then go to Ore
son.-Mrs. S. g. Waite has returned
from California.
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RICHFORD.

President John NJ. Thomas Of Mid
dlcbury College will give an address
in Aver opera hall Friday evening
Seats will be free. and an invitation is
extended to the parents Of all schol-
ars and other friends of Richford high
and graded schools. After the adj
dress a short informal reception will
be given in order to give the new
teachers an opportunity TO become
acquainted with the townspeople. and
the parents a chance to talk with the
teachers concerning the progress OF
their children-Emory DuVal, who has
been employed by Clark Bios, as plum
Der for the past three years, has gone
to Newport to enter the employ Of
True & Blanchard.--Miss Gertrude,
Hill, teacher in the fifth grade Of the
village school. was called to her home
in Rutland Thursday by the death OF
her mother, Her place in the school
is filed temporarily by Mrs. Y. T..
Greene.--Miss Ethel Cover is at home
from Lyndonville, where she is teach
ing. for the spring Vaca tion.--ienry
Impey is visiting in Massachusetts,
and Connecticut.-Mrs. T. II, Wallace
and little grandson, Ralph Wallace.
visited in Boston the past week. The
following directors and officers of the
Richford Saving Bank d Trust CO.,
were reelected at the annual meeting:
Directors. Richard Smith, Daniel
Moren. IT, A. Pond, s, Carl Carpenter,
II. c. Comings, l.. c. LeaVens. = r.
Boright; president. Richard smith;
vice president, Daniel Moren; clerk
and treasurer, l.. .. Lcavens.-Mrs. l..
] Knight has gone to Boston to visit
her husband,
The report of the town officers for
the past year is ou, The net floating
indebt edncss Of the town is S367l25
OF this sum. s970.S5 was paid on ac-
count of the underpass built about one
mile east of the village The railroad
bonds remaining unpaid are $4,000,
the only bonded Indebtedness of the
town. The road commissioner expend-
cd s121107 for general road work
ssT9 for permanent road work, $500
for special permanent road work, and
$500 for a new sluiceway The sum
of s1,496.73 was paid the village treas
urer ms the share Of road tax to be
expended in the village. The auditors
say: "rhe town appropriated last year
/ q Speclal TAX VI uDoHi 3oVD lpT pelIIlN-
nent road work, with the understand
Ing that a like amount was to lie re-
ceived from the State. We find that
only s145 has been received from the
state in 1903 and only $500 for 1908,
while we should have received $500
each year. AS nearly as we can as
certain, this was due to a Disagree
ment between the proper officers In
regard to the construction of law re-
/ lating thereto This loss of S555 Of
state money in two years is likely to
be the livlest topic OF the forthcom-
ing town meeting. The auditors rec
ommend a tax of $50 cents on a dollar
Of the grand list for the coming year,
The schools cost s9,lT0.82 last year.
| Rlchford's share OF expense In the
| bakersfield Poor House Association
was sG29.55. and the cost of maintain
| ing the poor outside the poorhousc
was Sls9.10. 1t is understood that g.
A. Powell has reconsidered his resig-
nation as lister. and will serve out his
term. The name of r. w. Adams is
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VAUDEVILLE.

week.-E. H. Shattuck was in Norris
vile Tuesday.-J. N. Page OF Burlington
was In town several days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mann are visit
Ing her parents In Canada, -Gordan
Adams. who has been In Massachusetts
for several months. returned home last
week.--John Patterson OF St. Adams
visited his sister, Mrs e. d. Leach. last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wells visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L, NJ. Thomas,
at Cambridge last week.-The heavy
SHOWS crushed in the roof of Myron
Church's COW barn Sunday
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EDEN.

Joseph Reed has sold his farm to II. L.
Tucker. taking for part payment the
house owned by MI Wicker at the mills
Frank Morgan has had a telephone in
sta!led.-Alson Rogers Is to take possess
sion of his farm and Ernest Lamphere
is to inorc to y. c. Fletchers tenement
house at the corners. Parker Collins is
in Burlington as juror az United States
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Lowell.--Joscph Frappin and family have
moved to Richford. where he has work
j. W. Rowley and W G. Stevens were
in East Richford on business Tuesday,
Paul Shora and Joe Lumbra have return.
ed from North Troy where they have
been ut work.-Herbert l.arock was in
Richford Tuesday on business Marvin
Webster, who has been laid Tin with
boort ,,ouble IL about n oai,,
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MONTGOMERY

Merritt Kemmett has moved to the
Regain farm at Montgomery Center, re-
Gently bought by G. Il. Gates.-The
Ladies Aid society Of the Methodist
Church will meet Thursday with Miss
Elizabeth I'pham All members are re-.
quested to- be present as there is import
ant business TO attend TOP iinters are
now working on the interior OF Methodist
Church Mrs. Davidson and child have
rome 10 \eNEpOrt
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Charles Foot, VINO has been quite sick.
Is able 90 be out.-Joseph Bresset has
received word from the pension office
OF an Increase Of "a per month.-Antoine
Martin has gone to Kecne.-rhe youngest
daughter If a. A. Cook, died very SUD
denly last Wednesday of heart trouble
The funeral was held Friday at the bap'
list Church, tho Rev Mr.. Nuttins OH
ola Ing John Barnard has move" W
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Judge T., w. Quinn had his herd of cat
tie tested. All were found diseased and
condemned The approach of March
meeting has developed splendid crop of
candidates for road commissioners
Lawrence has moved to Taunton, Mass.
Ira Rogers of t'air Haven visited hls
father, John S. Rogers. last weck.-The
annual March meeting warning is posted,
and contains 10 articles. \ tdX Of 100 per
t. Oh
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WOLCOTT.

Robert Mills has completed work for
the Darling brothers and will move to n
tenement In the Fife block.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Eaton of Morrisvile passed
a few days at II. NJ. Hubbell's the last
Of the week.-F. N. Waterburys child
rem are II! OF chicken pox.-Miss Bernlce
Brown of MOirisville is quite III at the
home Of her aunt, Mrs. Frances Klmball
Miss Chrystie McKinstry was taken to
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday for
TeaIment.-Ned Story Of Jericho was n
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Frank Mills over
Sunday--Mrs. Angie Jones who has
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WESTFIELD.

There was a good attendance last Sun.
day TO hear Rev. James Ramage OF North
Troy.--Mrs. W. u. Eel and son. Louis
went 20 Springfield, Mass. Friday to visi,
hcr aunt, Mrs. Julia Richardson. Mr.
and MIS- Ernest Hamilton of Bakersfield
are guests OF her uncle, Fl. O. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Traver celebrated
the both, anniversary OF their marriage
Jan. Is, with n family party, they also
received about thirty post cards from
old soldiers-Mrs. y merit Faiman has
gone to live Al Willard Farman's and
has rented her house to Harold Farman
who will move in soon,-Miss May God
dard has returned after spending two
weeks with her sisters In Newport and
sutton, r. Q.-The Intermediate S. S.
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Ira Skeels of Swanton who has been
visiting at the home of his cousin, II. b.
Corlis's for several days. returned
home Monday.--O. Eugene Barnard OF
Holland is visiting his parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. O. l.. Barnard.Mrs Aurie
Towle Of Enosburc Falls has been pas
sing a week with Miss Miranda Twins
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BAKERSFIELD.

The Rev. O. *. Houghton and family
have returned from a two weeks's visit
in Middebury. Mr. and Mr.. B. O. Tillot-
son spent Sunday in Jericho.-Frank
Brady went to Cambridge Monday, where
he has employment with Nelson Gray e.
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mentioned as lister to succeed G..
Sprague Noyes, who declines to he a
can didatc for re-cleCtion.--The body
of Charles Snay of Derby. a former
resident Of this place, was brought
here Tuesday morning, and the funer-
al was held in the Catholic Church,
the Rev n. o. H. Dorion officiating.
The burial was In the Catholic Gene
tery.---Twelve club members from
Knowlton. Que, will be the guests of
the Calumet club Friday evening,
March 4, and Will play twelve mem
bers of the local club a series Of dupli-
cate whist in return for the recent
contest at knowlton.--Mrs. r. r.
Scarles returned Tuesday from Bur-
'iaG,C0.--i,i.r =. CNaffco. vho has
been visiting his brother, W. Icnry
Chaffee. and other relatives In this
and adjoinin towns for three weeks.
returned to his home in Albany Tues
day.-Miss Mildred Farr Of Waitsfield
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Barnes.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Mari is Ill.
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GRAND ISLE
SOUTH HERO.

George Tracy went to New York City
SATURDAY -Vondle and Son are preparing
to move to Charlotte.-Owing to the
storm there was no rural delivery SER
vics here Friday.--Mrs. II. D. Allen Is
loading car OF apples.
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town. was solemnized at the residence Of
Nathan H. Kingsley, the evening of
February 22nd. The happy couple took the
evening train for Montreal
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Mrs. Lucy Scribner.-It is expected that
little Milo Wrisley who has had one
foot taken Off at Mary Fletcher hos
pital, will be able to come home satur-
day
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UNDEEEILL CENTER.

elatives here have returned to their home
II Mooseiaw Can.
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