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JOHNSON.

Miss Josie Drown is at home for the
holidaYs.-Arthur Stearns was in Bur
lington Monday.-Mr and Mrs. +. g..
Stearns are more comfortable, both being
able to be about the house,. \. Peake
of Elmore spent Sunday here.-Auth ony
McGinnls has a position in St Johns
bury in dressing mill-M. l.. Tlllotson
OF Lowell was in town Monday. The
Rev. Mr. Mcneil preached his farewell
sermon at the Pentecostal Church Sun
day and will commence his duties at Der
~, y. H.-Harry Griewold was at home
over Sunday, returning to his school at
Wolcott Monday.--David Mullken is once
more seen on the streets after being i'll
with a heart trouble.-Mrs. T.. +. Hod%
kius IS visiting her daughter in Pcnnsyl-
vanin.-Mrs Willard BoyCc came Satur-
day night from Saranac Inn to visit her
mother.-Charles f. Holdridge is much
better and is now able to carry on his
IA
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WATERVILLE.

Henry Olin spent several days with
friends in Georgia.-II Is. Hill Is spend
ing the week at Hyde Fark.-iIarold
Thomas of Cambridge is spending several
days with friends in toNn.-Ar and Mrs.
James Ray spent Christmas with his
parents at Essex Junction.-Mrs. H. Il.
Miller an old and highly respected resi-
dent of this place, died at the home Of
her granddaughter. Mrs. j. NJ Mudgett
at Morrisville, of pneumonia on the 2lst
She was so years of age The body
was brought to this place for interment
The funeral was largely attended at the
Union Church on Saturday. the Rev ]. A
Panney officiating. Size leaves one son
T.. +. Miller of Richford. and four daugh-
tors. Mrs. Emily ColdnE of Norrisvile
Mrs, Henry Mann of Troy, Mrs A. A.
Macomber Of North Troy and Mrs.
George Manual of Richford.
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The annual meeting of tho Pastime
club will be held Tuesday evening"
January al. Il. Woodwork of Richford
Is visiting his daughter. Mrs. a. q. Small
AMI Mrs. u. II. I'arris.-Noyos @. Stay
ton of Amherst College Is passing the
holiday vacation with his parents Mr..
aud Mrs. n. a. Hlayton. MRS. Martha
Clark ma daughter, Miss Matte Clark,
or Chaay, n. Y. who have visited rela-
tivcn In this section Tor four months.
nave returned home. AIRS. u. C.. Parry
has gone to Montreal, where Mr.. Parry
mas received injuries from an accident.
Mr. Parry has completed york for G. T.
fa'mer.-Miss Attha Reynolds Of Boston
mas pnsscd II fow days with Capt ana
Ars. FRANK Kenileld and returned home
John Raymore OF Burlington IL passing
a rev days here with frende-.NIiss
Bery!o Powell OF Jefferscnvile Is a guest
or Miss Cwendoln Smith-M,s George
NJ. Powers and son, Horace left Tues.
day FOR Boston, where they win be guests
FOR two weeks of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
May. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj. Chap!n 81
Somervillo, Mass. returned home Tues
day after visiting the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Socum.--Miss Ellen
Jackson returned to flardwick TUE sday.-
Announcements have been received here
Of the marriage at Oakland, Cal, Of Miss
Cora l.. Bracket to George w. Vosc.
Mr. and Mrs. Vose will make their home
at Fresno Cal--Mr. and Mrs A. +.
Gauthier of Tilton, y. H., are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. st. John Willard Towle
returned Tuesday evening from Burling-
ton, where he has undergone an opera
ton at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Edwin r. Jacobs came from Burlington
Tuesday evening. The condition of Ms
Jacobs, who is at the Mary Fletcher hos.
litai, IS very satisiactory.-M Mrs W. A.
Beebe went to Cambridge Wednesday az
q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Gray
r. G. Wilson returned to Glens Fails
\. Y. Wednesday,. having passed Christ.
mes here with his faniy.--lt is expected
that the Eev. Walter L. Baker of
Cowansville +. O., will begin his pas
torate at the congregational Church here
Sunday. The annual meeting of the
church will be held this evening
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CRAFTSBURY.

a son was born to Mr. and Mrs,
Howard Lyon Monday, December Go
Hawlet Kinney was home from Bos-
ton to spend Christmas.--Rosco Lathe
and Fred Root are home from the
Lowell Mass. Business College for
the Christmas Yacation.-A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Slicer Wednesday. December 21.--Mrs.
Merrill Williams was called to New
bury Monday by the serious illness OF
Mr.. Willamss mother-Willie Weber
from Irasburg was in town last Sun
daY.--Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spauld-
ing went to stowe Sunday to spend
the holidays.--.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Crowley of Hardwick spent Sunday at
r. \. Crowlcy's Of this town.-Christ-
mas exorcis IN the town hall were
given by the Methodist Episcopal
sunday School. The Sunday school
was reorganzed sunday. electing the
old board OF officers.
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W. Carpenter, who has been Ill for sew
efal days, remains about the same.-The
funeral of Mrs. Joseph Rope was held
Mt her p"'- home In the Chadwick block
Tuesday -<ternoon, and internent was
held in the Southvicw cemctery.-Nelson
Martin who is very III, is considered
about the same.-Fred Fairbanks is here
from Newport, n. H., to spend a short
vacation with his mother Mrs. Edna
Falrbanks.-Mrs. l.. A. Segar, who had
been here with her sister, Mrs 3. 8
Whitcomb, left for her home in Roxbury
Tuesday Miss Cora Bliss was in Bethei
with Mrs Estela ellison Monday.-Er-
nest Hatch is confined to the house with
a severe cold.-Erwn Whitcomb. who
came from Boston Saturday. returned
home Tuesday.-EI. s. Whitcomb of Bos-
ton left for Rome Tuesday.-D. FL Morse
and his two daughters, Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Vaughan and Mrs. L. II. Mason. attend
ed the funeral of Mrs Aurilla Shedd,
MI Morse's aunt. in Bethel Tuesday.
H. II. Slack was summoned to Massa-
chusetts by the serious Illness of his
mother, Mrs. Aida Slack Phillips, In
Loomins;cr Monday. He returned We'd
ncs1ay, leaving her more comfortable
Wednesday morning.-Fred Beedle. who
has been passing several days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beedle. left
Wednesday for his home in Keene. n.
1I.-Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Sanford went to
Winchester Mass, Wednesday 10 visit
their daughter. Mrs. John Abbott. From
there they viii 70 to New York for a
short stay with Mrs. Charles Dubois be-
fore going to Florida for the winter
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ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

John C. Rcttis of Morrisville and
I.ottie Nav Button of this place
were married at seven o'clock Satlr-
dov a,aniro ., tho homo Of tho brides
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ton were guests OF Mr. ana MIS- A. r.
'uSs over SUNDAY Mis' Joseph hoppe
'led on SUNDAY h'sht from hear'
''o"oit.-lhe Iu"era' Vi MIS- MOTHS,
the mother or benjamin sargent, was held
al the house SATURDAY afternoon, the
Kew Fraser Me'2ser oriicialihg' ana the
remains were placed III the TOMB 10
await burial IN Nor'ni'p'o III me spring
MISS RUDY Miner vi boston University
IS with her mo'her' Mrs minnie Miller
AT W. H. Hl'"u''!s S'-' ii"r'es fraV'
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PROCTOR.

Miss Mabel Morganson and George
Dabbs OF this town were married at the
home OF the bride on South street last
Thursday evening. After a few weeks
spent In New York, they will reside in
town. Mr. Dabbs is a drauShtsman with
the Vermont Marble Co.-Henry r. Whi,
man has returned from Boston. where he
spent the Christmas vacation. Among the
young people at home during the holidays
are: Miss Mollie Markham from Mont
real, Alice Holmes. Mary Bresnahan and
Ruth Alden from Middiebury tollege
Bernice Beatty from Syracuse n. y,
Anna Butler from Middletown. n. Y,
and Charles and Palmer Powers from
PENNSYLVANIA. L. Norton has returned
from year spent In Alaska where he
has been in charge OF the Vermont
Marble Co.'s quarries. Charles T.. Holden
and daughter, Miss Laura are in Phla-
delphia as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Holden.
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WESTTIELD

Editor w. Ii. Gilpin ana family and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Gilpin of Barton spent
Christmas at their fathers W. b. Gilpin
Miss Mildred Bell and Morris Lawrence
and Illif Bryant are home for the holl-
days.-Mrs NJ Root went to Burlington
Saturday to spend week with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Robbins. and other
Children Theo Hendrix is home
from Barre for two weeks, where she Is
teaching Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair OF
Lowell spent sunday with her mother.
Mrs Lizzie Benware. Harold Farman
and family spent Christmas at Mrs. Far
mans old home in Beebe, Canada.
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THE BURLINGTON TINES; THURSDAY DECEMBER

There viii he a special meeting of II
II. Smith Post, g. A. r., at O. a. H. hnli
at two O'Clock saturday afternoon to cleo,
post commander to IN the vacancy
caused 10y the resignation OF Comrade
V. e. BahcocN- II. H. Smith Post Wom-
ans Relief Corps will hayc their annual
dinner and installation Of officers VI tho
Akolcy Memorial building January T.
The selccimcu Of tho town will bc spc-
cially Invited guests at the banauet.--A
Christmas tree was given to the children
Of the Congregational Sunday school at
the vestry Monday evening. An entSr-
tainmcnt. ~ Journey to Santa Claus
Land with mnrv u'gi" lruiorn illustra-
ITEMS vac rt.u R0v,
a. q. Cornwcll.-A son wus born Doc,n-
Der q to Mr.. ana Mrs. Leon y. Ma
cutchan,-Mrs. Lucinda Luco ls failing.
Pneumonia Is fearcl.-Mrs. Emily Fuller
Is not so wcll.--Mnns1cld Mountain
Grange Will hold It's annual meeting and
election Of officers Saturday Afternoon
MIR, and Mrs. ", - Soy 70 ., Mrs. May
and Mls tlii IS Of waterbury Cen
Tor Visited Miss Barbara Burt Monday
Mir. ma Mr.. II. X. Hale entertained Mr.
and Mig, l.. G. Moody of Montpelier
Mrs. Charles II. Stone, Miss Emily Stone
and Miss Mary Stone OF Wells College,
Aurora. NJ g. over Chrstmas.-Mls T.
,>. SO vas fol7cn ~ Monday.
Funeral services were held for Mrs.
Edwin G. sleeper Tuesday afternoon at
her late home. conducted by the Rev
j. O.. ANGEL Tho bearers were Nrs
slcepor's brothers, Foster Shepard and
Vernon Shepard, and brothers-in-law, =
\. Webster and ". .. Davis The
singers were Misses Marjorie Watts. Lola
Billings. Ruth Angel and Annabelle
Buzzel and A. r. Corse Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal choir. The burial was in
River Bank cemetery. There was a
large attendance. Among those present
were Nlr. and Mrs. c. \. Webster Of
/ Lyndoryi,lc; Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Hall
! IIardWich. W.T.. ana Mrs. W. O. Davis and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Maun. Mrs
Mary sulcr ara Miss Grace Crowell.
Wolcotr; james Sleeper ana Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert sleeper. Waterbury; Foster
shepard Of Montpelier and Miss Fannie
Shepard Of Boston There will be preach
| Ing by q candidate al Unity Church Sun
day morning. January Mrs. w. A
| Sears has returned from the Mary Flct-
| cher hospital. Burlington, and is re-
covering from an operation.-Mrs Harry
+. Pike entertained about twenty young
ladies' at her home Tuesday evening. A
"inusical romance was conducted by
iiisscs Watts and Salmon and other
amusing game we're played. Sugar on
SNOW was sorNc i.-L. l.. Harris and II. T.
| Raymond were In MorrisVille Wednesday,
! The high ana Graded schools will open
| for the winter term Wednesday, January
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JEFFERsONVII.LE.

Mrs. Pearl Shaver and son. who spent
several weeks at the home of her par
ents, Nh ana Mrs. l.. 5. Morse. have
returned to Danvers, Mass. She was ac-
conpanied home by her brother. Ira
Morse.-Aliss Sybil Raymorc, who teaches
IN Fairfield, IS spending weeks vaca-
tion at her homc.-Th" exercises held in
the school building Friday afternoon By
the first and second primary departments
were excellent, consisting of songs. reci-
taIons and drlls.-AliSs Frieda Thomas
is at home from Columbia College to
spend her Vacation.-Aiiss Nina Seelev
Is teaching in Jericho.-Frauk Blaisdoll
will occupy the premises vacated by f.
h. smith, one part for dwelling and
another for tin shop.-Miss Mary Brown
of oxford, Mass, is tho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Brown
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Misses Hazel Chaffee of Boston. Myrtle
Mosier of Ware. Mass, and Anna Stanley
Of Brattloboro are at the home OF their
parents for the holiday vacation. The
Woman's Home Missionary society will
meet with Mrs, T. A. Mosier Wednesday
January 4. Dinner viii be served at noon
Tho grange will give a social in
Foresters' hail Thursday evening
Rev, Glenn w Douglass was presented
with a purse of $50 by the young people
Of this place ana by one of IS by the
pensioners at the Christmas tree Satur-
day night
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FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Bacon left sunday
for several weeks engagement in
Montreal and vicinity.-Mrs. f. W. Par
ent and c. ". Smalley visited their
father in Brattleboro recently.-Nera
Nation il i'll with measles,-Mr. and
Mrs. w. Is. Avery and daughter We're
called to Willsboro, y. Y. this week by
the death of Mr.. Avery's brother, +. w.
AVery.-Mr. and Mrs. Selden Washburn
and son have gone to Jersey city, \. j.,
where they will pass the winter.-Mrs.
Maude Carrier went to the Mary Fetch
er hospital at Burlington last week.
where she was operated upon for appen-
dicitis.
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BERKSHIRE.

hiddlcbury College, spent Christmas at
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Bowen.-Miss Lillian WEIGH,
who teaches in North Hatey Falls,
Mass, is spending the Christmas vaca-
ton with her mother. Mrs, Austin SIN
clatr-Mr. and Mrs. John Hunt who
have been visiting at the home OF II. a.
Sinclair. returned to Westboro. Mass,
Tuesday'-Mr and Mrs. Ernest Dean and
Dorothy, OF East Berkshire passed Christ
mas at the home of Mrs. Deans parents
Mr., and Mrs. +. II! Wallbeoif Miss Kate
1ordo OF Laconia. N. H.. IL visiting al
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RUTLAND
BRANDON.


Miss Amy Capen Of Pittsburg, Pa, Is
visiting at Mrs N. S. Capen's.-Miss
pel,e SNOW NJ Carlisle y, Nv .,a
a., Wy r.
' VI
gehnes' Mr' ana MIS- clarence Lang
worthy and child OF Bristol, MIR. and Mrs
T. NJ Burke Mrs. H. r. ranpwortbv
n, ,,,,,,o, t,,,.o.,, -. ,,,,,,-,
,na,, C,hr,s,,., u,,,h NJ n,, A. A.,
ram I.r,vor,bv- br ,,rad . pri,,,.
os y,-bi,e plains N v ,s sno,a,,,,
feu DAYS with his narents Mr. and Mr.,
u II. Rripxs-Neil Hatch of Nortbr,s,d
has been called here nv the illnees or his
father. A. NJ. Hatch.-Miss Marion G.
Thomson of RrLoLlyn Is the pue4t Of
Mrs n s Canen.-Nrs Mary raypond
died Sunday noon at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Samuel West. mt the are
of 81 years. The funeral was held TUGS
day morning 1T St Ma,y's Church.
Alanson NJ Hatch died Monday at his
home on Franklin street at the advanced
are of 81 years. lie had been In poor
health for some time. He is survived by
eight children. The funeral was held
Tuesday at eleven O'Clock at his late
-
F.. N. Miller, who has been confined to
the house by illness. Is able to be out.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson y Nuttinr aro
spending a few DAYS in Littleton. y H
Miss Amy Slavery of poultney Is in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Bacon have gone
to Montreal +. Q.-Mr. and Mrs. L. 49,
Hyde of Springneld Mass, are guests of
Mrs. Bump.-Alrs. Hattie Martell OF or
ange, Mass, and Don Marteu of Pitts
field. Mass. We're guests Of Mr. and Mrs
O. A. Durgy Monday.--M.s5 Lillian Mar
sett OF Schenectady ~ Y, is spending a
few days with her parents. Ny. and Mrs.
Paul Marsett-Miss Helena Parmelce of
North Adams, Mass. and Miss Agnes
Parmeiee of Rutland are visiting rela-
ives here.-Miss sarah Ball of Chester
Conn Is spending the holiday vacation
with her sister, Mrs. w. r. Marsh.-The
engagement OF Miss Marion Thompson Of
BROOKLYN. ~ y, and Thomas W.
ray OF 'h'S town mas peen announced
george RI Mcleod was IN PouitheN tues
ua' :" 80 i'd' para NooN VI ''s "S"'e
oe"'er Is spending her vacation mere.
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MONTGOMERY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith are tho par
ents of II son. horn December A.--Mi5s
Madge Goodspeed IL at home from tho
state Normal School at Johnson for the
holiday ss.--Iohn O. Baxendale was
at home from the University OF Vermont
over Sunday.--rho annual church meet
ing was held at the parsonage on Tue
day.-Mrs Charles Ingalls, of Montpelier
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. q. Lib
by.--Mr. Cutler Is the guest of his uncle
Cassius Goodspeed.
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NORTH HERO.

Midnight Mass was celebrated at the
Roman Catholic Church Saturday night
by the Rev. Father Parizo. Teams are
now crossing between this island and St
Adams and anton,-Champlain Camp
of Modern Woodmcn will hold a dance at
the town hall Thursday evening, Deem
Der 29.-Miss EvaWay is home for the
holidays
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MORRISVILLE.

loWoillc Lodge. n. r.. O. J., mas
elected the following officers; warden
Gerald /. Towne; vice. warden, MIS- T.
o. Lunt; secretary. q. T.. smith, imam
rial secretary. r. S. Robinson Treas
urer, Charles Tinker; chaplain MIS-
g. F.. smith: guide, Mrs. q. J. Towhe'
guardian, Mrs. II, u. Parker; sentinel
A. n. ST. Louis; trustee for three years
NJ IT, Boardmnn; delegates to grand
lodge. 6. |. Towne, T.. T. Haley t. /
A. Smith,
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FAIRFAX.

A gloom has been cast over the entire
community by the death of Harry Butler,
one of our best and most promising
young men. His death occurred Friday
uight at the homo of his parents. after
an illness of several months of heart
trouble. following the measles Mr.. But
Ter was "A years old last August. Soon
after leaving school he entered tho em-
ploy OF his brother. q. j.. Butler as clerk
IN his grocery store. leaving there for Il
more lucrative position as commercial
traveller for Smith Il Son of White River
Junction, which place he filled until COM
PEELED by falling health to resign. lie is
survived by his parents, two sisters. Mrs.
A. n. Southland Of this place and Mrs.
Maurice Irish of Westford, and by two
brothers. c. J." Butler and T. l.. Butler
attended Monday afternoon at the house.
The Rev, q. H. Burke of Orleans, a for
mer pastor. oilcated. assisted by the
Rev. @. y. Wells of this place. A. b.
Rugg of Essex Junction, Fay Marvin OF
huntington, Frank Hunt and Arthur
ballard of this place acted as bearers
The burial was on the South Plains. The
floral tributes were beautiful. Among
White River Junction, also "a piece from
the commercial Travellers union. Mr..
Smith was unable to attend, but was
represented by Fred Gaines. and the
Commercial Trevelers union was repre-
scented by b. Stone and Mr. Gaines.
Among those from out OF town at the
funeral We're Mr.. and Mrs. Ma urlce Irish,
Mrs l.. Irish and Bert Stone of Vest
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Cutting o. Cam
bridge, Mrs. II. Hunt and Mrs Hurlbut
and John Boyce of St Adams, John
Hoyce, Jr., Of Providence, L. l.. Fred
Gaines of Burlington, l.. Caswell, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Crafts of Beaver, Fay Mar
vim Of Huntington and A. II. Rugg Of
Essex Junction.-At the cantata at the
baptist Church Friday evening there
was a Christmas tree for the children,
followed by refreshments.-Jam Rug
giles is confined to the house by sickness
Samuel Phelps is home from college
for the Christmas vacation.-The doll in
the concert given by G. s. Howard was
won by Miss Winnie Sweeney of Hunt
Vile, who had 3.25S votes.-The Misses
Gertrude and Helen Phelps are spending
their Christmas vacation with their par
ents, Dr. and Mrs. S. II. Phelps.-John
Rushford is improvlng.-John Quinlan is
clcrking for c. F. Gale at East Georgia.
Miss Gladys Beardslcy has a position
a. teacher in Bellows Free Academy
The Christmas tree exercises at the
Methodist Church Saturday evening
were we'll attended
Mr.. T.. II. Stafford Is quite ill.--There
will be served at the Methodist Episco-
pal church from noon to 2 p. m. Monday
chicken pie and other good things.-Mr.
aud Mrs. George Rooneys baby is not
expected to live.-AIr, Cyrus Leach Of
Beaver is quite s!ck.-Arthur Ballard is
In burlington, attending the dairy school.
-Tmnhull & Co. have a gang of men
filing their ice house for the creamery.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Christmas tree at the church and
the exercises by tho children We're well
attended.-The Ladies Aid meeting has
been postponed two weeks and will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs, p, l.. Wilsey.--Sarah
Tobias Hoag died at the home of her
daughter, Anna, Tuesday morning, De-
cembcr =, after a long illness.-Tho pre-
siding elder the Rev. William snaw. held
a quarterly meeting service in Grand
Isle Sunday afternoon
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SHELDON.

The creamery people are getting in
their supply of ice.-rhe Christmas bust
ness at the local postofiice was greater
this year than in any year previous.--A
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Holmes Fldrcd Tuesday evening.--The
Bell Rosida company played in town
Tuesday evening.
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GREENSBORO.

John harrington Is visiting his parents
in Canada for few days.-Fred Pelkey
and family are visiting In Newport
George Rodgers, who underwent an oper-
alton Mt Fanny Allen hospital a week ago
Friday for appendicitis, is gaining rap
idly.-The children's recitations and ex-
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BAKERSFIELD.

A daughter was born to Mr.. ana Mrs
Frank Simmons Tuesday. December a.
Miss Molly Beals OF burlington spent
Christmas with her grandmothor. Mrs.
:. O. Ti.otson.-The remains OF Mrs
William Tatro were taken TO Essen jun
ton Monday for bural.--Dr. clyde Cow
an Of Boston is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. &. CoWan.
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the home of julius Bordo.--Noticc is
posted calling the NTH annual meeting
of the Second congregational ChSrch,
Wednesday. January T. In connection
with this there Will he a roll call of the
members. Dinner will he served by the
DOrCae
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erciseS at the Presbyterian Church were
held Friday cvening.--A number from
town attended the Christmas exercises at
East Craftsbury Saturday evening
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WATTSFIELD.

Among the holiday visitors In town ara:
Misses Jessie and Josie Prcntis of Utica,
y. y. Miss Flora Richardson OF Provi-
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