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RICHFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Read have is
sued invitations to the marriage recep-
ton of their daughter Marion Elizabeth,
who will be married to Dennis Francis
Wynne on Wednesday. April %. from 4:3O
to six O'Clock in the afternoon.--Principa
G.. Leland Green will complete his work
in the Richford high school with the close
of the present term. having accepted the
position Of principal of the new agricul-
tural school to be established in Ran
ton to Principal Green and while he Is
receiving concentrations. his departure
will be regretted as he has been especially
successful in the high school during the
past two years.-The funeral of Mrs
Frank w. Wheeler, who died Sunday
evening at the Mary Fletcher hospital
burlington. Will be held at the house
this forenoon at ten o'clock the
Rev. w. L. Douglass omciating.-A son
was born to Mr. and Mrs w. Max Lau-
der April 10.-Mr and Mrs. l.. ]. Elliott
Of Coventry visited Principal and Mrs. c.
Leland Green over Monday night,
while on their way to the Vermont
conference at Waterbury.
Miss Mary Martin is visiting relatives
in Burlington and Saratoga Springs. y Y
Mrs. James Wilson and son, Arthur
Lunn, are visiting Mrs Wilson's sister
Miss Emily clair. of New York city. Miss
clair will soon leave for England.-Miss
Mae Wallace has returned home from
Rhode Island and Observation-Disclosures
regular meeting OF the Woman's club has
been postponed from April 10 to April H.
when the annual banquet will be held at
the American House.--George Sargent will
soon move to Sharon where he has
bought farm Mr. Sargent sold his house
here to l.. Il. Parker, who sold it to Ralph
Gross.-The Ladies' Benevolent and Mis-
sionary society of the Baptist Church will
serve supper this evening.
Mrs. Frank W. Wheeler of this place
died at the Mary Fletcher hospital, Bur
lington. Sunday evening Mrs. Wheeler
was taken to the hospital March 80 and
was operated on April /. Her condition
all along was thought to be favorable.
The operation disclosed Inflammation Of
the pancreas and gall bladder. Mrs.
hoeler Is survived by "A husband, one
son, Fred e. Wheeler of this place. and
one daughter, Mrs. 4. G. Livingston of
Lowell. Mass. Mrs. G. l.. Coriss is a
sister Of Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs IT, r. Gecr
of Nashua, y. H.. a former resident. is
visiting friends here.-Mr. and Mrs c. f.
Robertson of Waterloo, Que, have an
bounced the marriage engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marion Dorothy Robert
son, and Sheldon r. f}or!ght of this place
e. d. Colver, carrier on r. f. D. No /,
began his trips on runners November %
and up to Friday had not made trip
an, t,.Io D,.l L.
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MONTGOMERY CENTER,

Inc pensioners of the HeCtorville
chapel. who have been anxious to clear
the Indebtedness on the chapel. built
hoarly three years ago, were surprised to
receive the sum of $3.50 from +. c. Kinney
of Greensboro and Mrs Emma c. Shan
graw of HIN West. Mrs Shangraw was
also instrumental in raising over $500 in
laying the debt of the Evangellcal Ad-
vent Church. built on Hin West eight
years ago. The pensioners of Hector
vile chapel are gratined to the above
ramed persons who have given so freely
Of their time and labor. The Rev w G..
Mansfield. pastor, the Ladies' Aid society.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Lumbra and other
loyal friends have given time. money and
assistance. The Indebtedness is now paid
and there is now so in the
treasury.-A daughter was born to
Mr, ana Mrs. w. q. Stevens Mon
day. April 1o.-Lcv Bedford is moving
lis family to Turkey Hill, Que, where he
will reside with his father-An schools at
this end of the town will commence Tues
day next, At the Center Miss Gladys Di-
mond of West berkshire, Helen F..
RoakoS of Winooski, Villa Page of
bakersfield ana Mary Donor of East
Highgatc; Hectorville. Eunice Prior of
South Burlington, Miss Hamilton of Rich
ford East hill. Miss Smith of Richford;
South school. Miss Elizabeth Blake of
St. Johnsbury; North road, Miss Jennie
RriCe Of Bakersfield
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GRAND ISLE.

u. A. Briggs has been called tn Burling-
ton by the serious Illness of his MOTHER
Mrs F. 1.oveland is in poor health Her
sister from Boston is visiting her, Miss
Bessie Allen is at her home In Grand Isle
The Rev. Mr.. Allen is attending tho
Methodist conference convened at Water
tury,-The Ladies' Aid was agreeably en-
tertained at the parsonage Thursday at
dinner.-Mr. and Mrs. Ashley f. Hoa.
are now residing at his home In Grand
lsle.-Willis Minckler and wife have re-
turned to Grand Isle to make their futura
hcme with his parents In Grand Isle
Harold Phelps and family have moved to
their new homo In South Hrro-The
schools in town have all opened, with tho
exception OF one A teacher expected
at the last moment disappointed tho
school directors
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SWANTON.

MIS-. a. NJ. Monet has been seriously
Ill for several weeks The "Playfellow"
Is the name OF the 36-foot cabin cruiser
that f.. a. Ayers negotiated for in New
YORK last week. AS soon as navigation
opens the boat will come up the Hudson
md into Lake Champain. making "A
notable addition to the fleet OF the
Missisuuoi Yacht club. 1t is OF eight-foot
beam. has a Carlson four-cylinder and Is
rated 10 horsepower. 1t Is mahogany
finish and is fully equipped including
electric lights.-Memoria services were
held for Mrs. Mary Adams Rabbit by the
Kings Daughters at the home Of Mrs.
@. A. Webster Monday evening Mrs
Rabbit was the originator and founder
of the Kings Daughters of Swanton Mrs.
Emil Suter read paper on Mrs. Rabbit,
Mrs. Leon Cray had some interesting
things to tell in connection with her and
the Kings Daughters work in Swanton
and Mrs. Cross, the president. paid
feeling tribute. The last number Of the
College Weekly, published by the students
of Haverford College, where Dr. Rabbit
has been ono of the faculty for many
years, had an editorial last week about
the death OF Mrs. Babbitt. speaking Of her
and Philip Scott. who have been spending
the winter in Swanton, went 10 their
home in Boston Wednesday-M Charles
Keenan, has gone to New York for hos
pital treatment
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WEST BOLTON.

Mrs. NJ j. Pease is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Guy Murdoch, in birmingham,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Minckler who
were recently married. have gone TO
Grand Isle to rcside.-Miss Mamie and
Charles Lacaillade started Saturday for
Tacoma, Wash.-Arrs EVA Reynolds had
slight shock Of paralysis Sunday night
Mrs. Lucia Streeter " Barre is caring
for her sister, Mrs. r. Jones, who is ill.,
Mrs. q. ". Burns of burlington is
passing week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. 1}ohonnon.-Mrs A. Lam
cor went Monday to the Mary Fletcher
hospital for treatment.-JohnH Hi has re-
covered from his illness and returned to
his home in Williston.-M Hall Of Bur
IlnEton was at home Tuesday-Mr. and
Mrs. Chester PoaSe have returned to their
home in Jericho after spending week
with Mrs. II. HalI-Thc society of Willing
Workers met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Albert TomlinSon
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GEORGIA..

Schools in town will open Monday. April
E.-Mr and Mrs William f. Ballard are
the parents Of a daughter. born April g
There will be no preaching service at the
Methodist Church Sunday. as the pastor
IL away attending conference.
Bliss has returned to Burlington.-L. A.
Post was in Burlington Friday The fu-
neral Of Mrs y. u. Hayden, who died
Tuesday evening. after a brief illness
With pneumonia. was held at her late
home Friday afternoon at two o'clock,
the Rev, Charles w. Clark officiating
The Arion male 0uartette Of St. Adams
sang The Lord Is My Shepherd" Some
time Well Understand" and Shadows of
the Evening Hour" The interment was
In the family lot at akeside.-The body
OF Miss Eftie A. SHELLEY was brought here
from st. Adams Monday and buried at
tho Georgia Plain cemetery There was
pleasant gathering at the home of NJ.
and Mrs. c. f. Brooks Monday evening.
when about 80 OF their relatives and
friends met to congratulate them on the
10Th anniversary of their marrage.--A So
cial time was enjoyed and refreshments
served. They were presented with a purse
OF money.-The Rev. G. II. Lock left
Tuesday for Waterbury. where he will
attend the Vermont conference. 1t is
expected that Mr.. Lock will be returned
for another year. as It Is the wish OF the
people.-The subject OF the Epworth
League meeting for next Sunday evening
VIII be THE Greatest of Missionary
Forces" Frank II. Harris will have
charge of the meeting
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Ida Joslyn Pierce Of Burlington is
guest of Mrs. I. W. Johnson.-Mrs.
William Martin is ill.-W. c. Sprague has
lie grip.-Mumps are prevalent in town.
The meeting of Kings Daughters set for
last week was postponed for two weeks
on account Of illness.--Cyrus Harris does
not recover from the fall he sustained
two weeks ago.
f.. Fuller, rural mail carrier, suffered a
bad accident Monday. His horse, In
front of II. Il. Flemings house, stepped in
an air hole, throwing himself, breaking
both shafts and the harness. Mr. Fuller
was thrown out and had a leg badly hurt.
Before he could gain his feet the horse
broke loose from the vehicle and ran
away, leaving MIR. Fuller and mail be-
size the road. He had just started out
on his afternoon route.
Mrs. John Mason was found dead in her
red at an early hour Tuesday morning.
She had suffered from heart disease for
some time, but of late had been much
better. and retired Monday night feeling
as well as usual-E. G. Norton and
brother, Hobart, have been in Boston the
past few days
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HINESBURG.

Vernon Dow of the L. V. NJ. and Will
liam Greonleaf of Middlebury Collepe ara
spending the Easter recess at their homes
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Barker are at the
farm with their son, William.-The Rev
Mr.. Watt began series OF meetings at
the Baptist Church Sunday.-Miss Celia
Sprague has returned to Starksboro VIII
lGge for the spring term of sChool.-N d.
Farch and II. +. Hunt were at home from
burlington Sunday.--I'. A. owen has re-
turned from Burlington much improved
In health,--Frank Hollis has been engaged
as teacher In district No. y, Miss Mar
Rrette Mckenzie in No. Q and Miss Gene
We've King of Albany Business college
In No. 10,
special town meeting was held on
wednesday, April 10. to decide upon the
question OF building permanent roads in
town.-The Rev. George Watt is con-
Quoting meetings at Rhode Island Corners
this week and will preach at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning and evening"
Mrs. Joseph Bushey is In poor health
MI Daniels has moved here from Bur
linEton and occupies the Fletcher house
at the north end OF the village-G A.
Williams has position in A. A. Beros
lewelry store in Burlington His family
expects to go to Burlington soon. -Miss
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JERICHO CENTER.

Easter sunday will be observed at
the church in this village, with an
Easter sermon by the pastor. There
Will be special Easter music by the
choir, In the morning and in the
evening the Womens Home Mission
airy society will have their annual
thank offering mceting.-Holy week
is being observed by the church.-Thc
sugar makers are having a fine run OF
sap this week.-Mrs. Chauncey Bick-
nell attended the funeral of her great
aunt.-Mrs. Hayden, at Georgia Satur-
day.-Mrs. Frank Perrigo is quite i'll
with the grip. Her sister. Miss Aida
Booth. is caring for hcr.-The three
village schools begin their spring term
of school Monday with the same teach
ers last term.--Howard Walston is
visiting relatives in WillistOn.-M
BetseY Bullard. who has been visiting
her son. George in tndcrhill. has re-
turned home.-IIovey Jordan returned
to the L. V. NJ. Thursday -.fter spend
ing the spring recess at home.
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FAIRFAX.

Ralph Buck cracked one of his ribs re-
Gently; James Lewis is carrying mail for
him.-Mrs. w. L. Barkyoumb who has
been Ill at the home of her sister, Mrs.
l.. r. Hollambaek in Swanton, is expect
ed home this week-A y. Beeman Is in
Connecticut for weeks. T. Cilley Is
Improving In health.-Howard ]. Rowland
has resumed his duties as rural mail car
r!er. The Young Peoples Circle of the
Methodist Church gave the Rev. and Mrs
o. r. Wells a farewell reception at the
Rome OF DR.. Reynolds Friday evening"
Mrs b. NJ. Ballard hns sold fine five
years old colt to Fred Cherrer-John
Wolcott, who is Ill with pneumonia. is
worse and It Is feared he will not recover.
H. c. Bevins and son, Earl of Milton
were IN town Tuesday
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COLCHESTER.

Professor Washburn of Burlington gave
en- interesting and instructive lecture to
good audience in the parish house Fri
day evening.-About $40 was realized from
the play given in Woodman's hall, under
the auspices of the Kings Daughters Sat
urday night.-Mrs. Jane Tyler and Mrs
Julia Bryant of Essex Junction are visit
ing Mrs. J. p. Hoxie.--Mrs. Lyman Whit
man and son, who came Saturday to visit
Der parents, returned to Weybridge Tues
day morning.-Miss Eva Meigs of Yer
Gennos, Miss Constance Gulick of Char
lotte and Miss Helena Flynn of Burling-
ton, teachers of the union school, re-
turned Saturday night -Schools in town
cTened Monday Miss Helen Lyon is
teaching in the Mcbride district.-Miss
Flora Atherton Of Essex was the guest
Of Miss Day Tuesday.-The Central Yer
mont station is receiving a new coat of
paint on the inside-There are quite "A
rumhcr of cases of chickenpox in town.
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WILLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Warren have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Mildred, to Wright Clark on
Wednesday, April 10, at their home
James Bryant. who has been III for
several weeks, is able to be out again. -
A housekeeping shower was given Miss
Mildred Warren Saturday at the home of
MI and -1rs. W. +. Ferguson.-Mr. and
Mrs. Horatio Johnson and their daughter.
MRS. Frank Clark, have returned from
spending the winter in California .-The
kew. and Mrs. B. M. Kent returned Mon
day night from attending the conference
IN Saratoga Mr.. Kent will go to New
York next week TO take up his work
there. He will be succeeded by the Rev.
A r. Potter. who has been preaching in
North Ferrisburg the past year.-There
are about 500 pupils enrolled in the II
,own schools this term.-Mrs Mary
Hamilton spent Saturday and Sunday in
BURLINGTON
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Victoria Beardsley of Valcour, ".
Y, came Saturday to visit her sister
Mrs. Ransom Beers, who has been I'll
the past two morths.-Mrs, Edward ia
cobs who has been receiving treatment
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for the
past three weeks, returned home Satur-
eay.-F. S. Cove and family who went
TO Kansas from here a year ago have re-
turned East.--Isaac Stone, aged II. is
suffering from dislocated shoulder
caused by fall from his wagon at his
home Friday afternoon.-Nlrs. Mary St
John and daughter OF Bridport are at
u. O. Foote'S for the summer.-J. Avery
Harris, who passed his S5th birthday an
riversary in February. became totally
blind suddenly Sunday afternoon and has
not yet fully recovered his sight.-Miss
Nellie Hart burned her left hand badly
saturday with a pan Of overheated lard
Miss Frances Bradford is slowly recover
ing from a long illness
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RICHMOND.

The Knights of Pythias will give a dance
in their rooms Monday evening, April II
Mrs j. w. Riley of Springfield. Mass
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bessett.-Mrs. T.. II. Shepardson enter
taincd the Aid Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters Friday afternoon.-Mr Bailey of
Proctorsville Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. NJ. ID. Dimck. Emery RYAN. who
has been employed at Springfield. re-
turned to his home here.-Miss Ferguson
of Burlington was the guest of Mrs /. II.
Goodwin over Sunday.-Mrs. ~. r. Norton
and Mrs. Ida Pierce who were guests
of Miss c. A. Williams, returned to Bur
lington Saturday.
At the annual meeting of North Star
Lodge. +, & A. NJ, the following officers
were elected: y ster. w. W. Miller; senior
warden. w. j. Berry: Junior War'ca. y.
IL Douglass; senior deacon. c. T.
Brown, junior deacon. c. NJ. brewster;
secretary. G. G. Austin treasurer. \. G..
Berry.-Mrs. w. W. Miller visited in
Montpelier Tuesday.-Special services
VIII be held at the Congregational Church
Thursday and Friday evenings at 1880
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MILTON.

Nharles T. Sanderson, an old resident
died early Friday morning He had been
IL railing health for over a year. lie was
=" years old and leaves a wife and two
sons Willard and Charles, all of this
place. The funeral was held at his
late nome Sunday at 100 r. m.-The an
hual meeting of the Milton Cemetery as
ISOLATION was held at the town clerk 3
Office Friday and the following officers
elected: President, G.. y. Wood; vice
president a. Walston; treasurer and
agent II, II. Fuller; secretary, f.. r. Hol-
brook; trustees +. A. Frost, O. ID. Hewev.
G, l.. Jackson.
The funeral of Charles y Sondnrson
was held at his late home on SUNDAY AT
roo p. M, the Rev George l.. story of
South Burlington officiating. A choir con-
sisting of Mrs r. j. Robinson, Miss Kate
Ashley, Mrs George a. Phelps. Mr.
Griswold Of Grand Isle, O. II. Hewey and
g. y Wood sang Nearer NV God to
Tlee' and Rock of Ages" The inter-
iaent was in the family lot at West Mil
ton Mr.. Sanderson was 50 years old and
hAd been lifelong resident of the town
ana mad held many prominent Offices in
the town, He leaves an aged wife whom
re married 80 years ago. He also leaves
TWO sons, Willard and Charles ana four
GrahdSohs, Leroy ana Raymond and
lloyd and Orlow. Among those present
from out of town at the funeral were
l)r j. II. Bean OF Jeffersonville. Mrs
Ophelia Ladd ana Mrs. Helen Bullock and
Byron Mills of Burlington Mrs. A. II.
l.andon and Mrs. Emma Quinn, who have
spent the winter in st. Petersburg. Fla,
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FRANKLIN
ST. Adams.


At the annual meeting of Franklin
Lodge, No. 4, f. q A NJ. the follow
Ing officers were elected. WorshinfuI
master. Stanley :. Russell. senior
warden, Frank 7. Robbins. iurior NV
den. Herbert II. KimbaI. secretarv
Kenneth smith. ,roas,,ror co.,
ker; trustee. Milton ( po.,n.,,l,
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Skelley. who resides vim boz ~
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olIored osso,,,. u.,,b ,a. i''
trial in Franklin country cour.
week before judge zed s s,artio,, ,,.o,,t
to the Jury shortly before mann cotrn1a,.
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the afternoon and renort,d q d,s,aro.
ment and was sent hack hv Judca c.a,,.o,.
for d reconsideration of the case
David Lawrence. aged "a veare dio,
Saturday morning at his homo nm tha
Sheldon road after n short Hines, viz
pneumonia. Mr.. Lawrence &c ,ur,,t,.o,, H..
wife, one daughter Miss Iessi. lam,
renee Of Sheldon. and two sons E1u...,
of Fairfield and Georpe M Sbo,,on II,
was a veteran of the Civu War b,,.,,.,
served i'm Counonv 1oth varr,,,,,. ~,
was a member of A. Y Hurlbut po,, W.
90 q A r of This CITY ,rho ,',.',.a, w. w.
held at the house ,ru.s,l,, ,,,..''''
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GRAND ISLE
SOUTH HERO.

There will be "A devotional service in the
congregational Church on Good Friday
evening at 7:So-There will be an Easter
festival In the vestry OF the Consrega
tional Church on Easter Monday at 4:&
p. m There will be games for the chill
dren or the union Sunday school and at
fix o'clock supper will be scrved.-A union
sugar social was held at the Congre-
sational Church Wednesday evening
Miss Hazel Robinson OF the Potsdam nor
NAL is at home for her Easter vacation
Merrill Duba has finished his course at
the Burlington Business College and has
accepted a position with Robinson 4 Co
meeting of the Grand Isle and South
Hero teachers was held at the Lake View
school Monday.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

The Kings Daughters met We'd
nesday with Mrs George Kinney-The
Rev. and Mrs c. |. Story returned Sat-
rtday from New York where they have
spent the winter with their son, c. L.
Story.-Mrs MYra Prairie has gone to
Jehersonville for an indefinite stay with
Mrs. :. W. Rogers.-A. w. Cookie Of col
chester visited SUNDAY at a Rollins
while on his way to Orwell to visit his
son. Ralph Cookie. His daughter. Kate
Will remain In Burlington while he is
Sway.-M. ]. McCarty has moved from
Charles Stewards place TO Martin Barry $
house.-Mrs. C. x. lsham visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes. in Wliliston
Saturday and Sunday.
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FLETCHER.

Judson Boomhower OF Boston is visiting
his mother Mrs. Carrie Boomhower-
c. G, Scott of Bristol, Conn. Is visit!ng &
his brother. Clifton Scott.-Sewell Spauld-
ing. who has been in California the past
winter is passing few days In town
Merton Weston has completed work in
Fairfax and will soon go to Bristol. Conn.
where he has a position.-Mrs b. W.
Corse is ill.-Morton Leach Is at home
from his work in Bellows Falls for a few
tays.-iB. f. Reynolds Of Jeffersonville
vas recent business visitor in town
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Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Higlcy and
daughter Marion, OF Richmond vlsited
his brother, A. H. IIiglcy. Saturday and
Sunday.-Mrs Ella Brewster, who has
been seriously i'll the past week, is
better.-Miss Lena Miles had n birth
day party Monday evening. the occn-
sion being her 10th birthday.--Mrs
Pauline Truax began her millinery
work Monday for the spring season.
Ernest and Hobart Norton are in Bos-
ton this week.
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UNDERHILL.

Howard lockwood has gone to Water
bury. where he has postion.-The son of
Albert Ward is Ill with dphtheria at the
home of Sam Ward. They have a trained
nurse caring for him.-The new clock and
cabinet were placed in the Congregational
Church Saturday They were bought
from the proceeds Of the St. Patricks So
cial given by Mrs. G. ID. Reynolds. The
Rev. A. X. Sturges is attending confer
ence this week.-Mrs.. r. II. Metcalf and
Mrs NJ p Maurice are visiting their
mother, Mrs NJ. G. Hale. this week.
Mrs c. T.. Scribner returned from Bos-
ton saturday. where she has been visit
ing friends and relatives for the past
month