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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

Carrico & Stewards restaurant
was burgalized sometime Saturday
night, entrance being made by
forcing the back door. Some
money and a quantity of tobacco
was taken, amounting in all to
about SIP. On Sunday Marshal
Stephens and force instituted a still
hunt and fastened suspicion on one
Fred johnson, a gentleman of color
Early Monday morning Johnson's
room was searched and a part of
the stolen tobacco found. Johnson
was finally located near town and
the Marshal went after him on
horseback, but the darby took to
the country, taking a northwest
course from town After a chase
of some four miles the fugative
left the road and ran across fields
and pastures which forced the
officer to leave his horse and give
chase on foot over wire fences and
across creeks. The Marshal had an
exciting chase lOOsing both over
shoes und tearing his overcoat, but
he finally landed his man in jail
where he awaits preliminary exam
ination We understand the negro
has made full confession.
W. B. Arnold, J S. Lyell, A E
Meyer, c. S. iced and Node Green
left Tuesday for the famous KiS.
since Prairie, Fla, the ideal loca.
ton of the South. The Southern
Colonization Co., owns C0000C
acres of this valuable land and are
selling the same at low figures anC
on very reasonable terms. For in
formation and literature call a
Node Green's Office. The next ex
cursion will be Tuesday, March 7.
Monroe City does mot need an!
blood hounds to run down criminal
as long as Marshal Stephens i
about Evil doors must stay ava,
from Monroe City or abide by tn
consequences.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23
Notice.

| have few Satterly cultivators
left from my late husbands goods
which will dispose of at cost. See
w. L. Green at old stand.
Elizabeth Westhoff.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

Mrs. Estes tombstone of Ashland,
spent part of the week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Sharp.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

Mrs, DR.. Dawson is visiting in
Bucklin, Kan, this week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23
One Way to Improve!

Look cheerful before our
camera. Well give you a
picture that shows you at
your best. Then take it for
your model and live up to it
every day.
Belle johnson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23
Robertson.

James E. Robertson died at his
home near Huntington last Thurs
day Feb. 16, 1911 of apoplexy. Mr.
Robertson was a native of Ken.
lucky and came to Rails County
over so years ago, where he was
married to Miss Louisa Glasscock
He was eighty years of age and
leaves eight children and many
friends to mourn his departure, AT
ter appropriate funeral services
Sunday the remains were laid to
rest in the Barley cemetery at
New London.
What is probably the most re-
markable incident in the history Of
the Post Office Department of the
United States has just been cleared
up. 80 years ago twelve registered
packages containing $500 disap-
peared from the Peoria Postoffice.
Rev. ChaS. f. Burdette, brother of
the famous humorist of that name,
was a clerk in the Peoria PoStoffice
at that time, and has been under a
cloud every since, althO he was not
dismissed from the service. He al
ways declared his innocence and
his friends never believed him
guilty. A few days ago an old mail
pouch was delivered to a San Fran
cisco repair shop for repairs. A
workman ripped out the bottom of
the sack and discovered the long
missing packages caught by the
corners in such a manner as to
practically form a false bottom.
Rev. Burdette is now pastor of a
chucrh at Springfield, Mass.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

W. r. P. Jackson transacted bus
mess in New London, Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

Judge James B. CAN'T is spoken
of as the probable successor of John
D. Lawson as dean of the law school
of the Missouri State University.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23
A Request tor Prayers.

A lady of a mariner about to
sail on a distant voyage sent a note
to the clergyman of the parish, ex-
pressing the following meaning: i
"A husband going to sea, his wife
desires the prayers of the congrega-
ton"
Unfortunately the good matron
was not skilled in punctuation, nor
had the minister quick vision. He
read the note as it was written:
"A husband going to see his wife,
desires the prayers of the congrega-
ton. Eek.
Miss Virginia Hilleary died at
her home near Andrew Chapel on
Wednesday of last week. She was
the daughter of the late William
Hilleary and was Sd years old at
the time of her death. Funeral
services were conducted at Andrew
Chapel on Friday by Rev. DR.. Nc
Nair after which the remains were
laid to rest in the Chapel cemetery
j. A. Pugh, of near Goss transact
ed business in Monroe last Thurs.
day.
W. r. P. Jackson transacted bus.
mess in New London, Monday.
W. B. Fiske of Atlanta. spent par
"a IL Z. -.....l- III n NJ
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

Howard A, Gass formerly State
Superintendent of public schools.
has been elected cashier of the
Merchants Bank at Jefferson City
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

W. B. Fiske of Atlanta, spent part
OF the week with DR.. j. N. Southern.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

j. A. Pugh, of near Goss transact
ed business in Monroe last Thurs
day.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1911-02-23

The P. E. O's will meet at 2:9O
p, m. Saturday with Mrs. w. L. Ely.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
WEST BOLTON.

The funeral of Mrs. Jane Davis. widow
Of Daniel pavls, who died at her home
in Waterbury of bronchial pneumonia
was held here at the Bar list Church Sat
urdaN ut one O'Clock. the Rev. s. H.
Barnum Of Jericho Center officiating
Burial was in the village cemetery by
the sid" of hcr husband. She was 70
years OF age ana is survived by one
daughtcr four sons and one BROTHER
Ecrt Strcctcr is at Henry York's.-Miss
Jennie Sahcne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
T.. II. Sabons is mt the Mary Fletcher
hospital recovering from an operation
for apporlicit!s.-Mrs. Gaines Of Glen
Sutton. H. O.. is with Mrs Elmer Hall.
She expects to pass the Inter here
Mrs Mary York, Mr. ana Mrs. T.. T..
York were at Chester Cutters in Jones'
vile Sunday Miss Bernico hall was at
home from Cambridge Sunday.-Mrs. AL
bert MinoNcr is recovering from an at
tack Of appendioitis.-Mr Alvira Atkins
has returned to her home in Waterbury.
lay.iufs .,e..o1 "A month town
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ming very heavy. this being occasioned
by the large number of Italians return
ing to take part in the war between Italy
and Turkey. The number Of aliens have
passed through this port during the past
month exceeds all former records by
several hundrcds.-A Christmas tree ana
appropriate exercises will hc given at the
Methodist Church at the Center Saturday
evening December 23.-Jamcs McNcii
moved his household furnishings Tuesday
to the tenement of T.. y. Goodscll--ffcr-
bert Geneway, who has been employed in
the store of II. j. Young at the lines
for the rast two years, has q similar
position at Picrconed, y. y. ana shipped
his household goods Tueslay-At the
dance and card party held In Lockwood 8
hall Friday evening II was voted to- hold
such parties each week during the vim
ter Miss Sue Hudson Of Fouscs Point
will furnish muslc-IIerbcrt Ladd of
Grand Isle was in town Tuesday w. j.
Jameson Of Burlington was IN town Tucs-
day and Wednesday on busincss-Mr
and Mrs. w l.. Flynn and son, Milton,
were in Rouscs Point MondaN.-Dcputy
Collector, l.. q. Parker Of Depot tiarhor.
Ont. who Is enjoying a leave Of aJ-cu,e
from his duties Is visiting friend In
town.. S. Thomas has the exterior of
the new CONGREGATIONAL Church finished
and has also erected the frame for a
single tenement on Vantino nvenue-At.
torney Warren r. Austin Of St Adams
was in town on legal business Saturday
Louis Martcll was in burlington we'd.
uCe1ay
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14

n. r. Iarchor Of st. George and Dr. and
Mrs. e. A. Burdick Of Wlnooski are
guests for a few days Of Mr. and Mrs.
Eert ThayCr.-Madame Sternburg OF
Greensboro came Tuesday evening to
visit her sisters. Mrs Emma Marvin and
Miss Hottie Stcrnburg.- Mr. and Mrs. w.
VI. Jones have sold their farm the Mum
SON farm, to Mr. and Mrs Russell Ban
ker OF PeasIecville, y Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Banker came Tuesday evening to take
poa.scssion--M Mr.. ana Mrs Henry Small
went to Montpelier Tuesday 10 attend
the meeting of the state Grange--The
brotherhood Of the Congregational Church
hold their frs meeting G:ter tic summer
recess at the church parors Tuesday
cyenn-. whom the following officers were
elected: President. \. l.. Cheney; vice.
president. T. j. Stewart; secretary. r. w
Eaton; treasurer. T.. NJ Munson chair
man of finance committee. l.. NJ Munson:
membership committee, j. A. Robinson,
public meetings committees, r. G. Cheney;
supper committee j. r. Thomas; music
committee. C H. Smith; program com
mlttec, W. T.. Eakor; mcmbers Of WEI
coming committee. f. 8 Robin on and
!. " Nun.ou Tho ROY W. l. Raker
rayo short taih upon what We as IL
brotherhood Ocgat 20 DO" H. y. Stay
ton, y T.. Cheney. ". A. Beebe. ]. A.
Rob!oson and =. 9 cheney made short
speeches ne Rov Mir Baker sang y
solo, after which the refreshments were
/ ccf...d
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
RICHFORD.

BY the birth of a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Cleon \. Lambert, there are now
living in this village i've generations. all
in good health. These are all In the fe-
male line of descent. being great-great-
grandmother, great grandmother. grand
mother, mother and daughter The five
generations are Mrs. Eleanor l.. (Bianch-
ard Gray, born July Is, 1890: Mrs. Abbie
l.. QIammond) Adams, wife Of r. W.
Adams, born June 2. 1853 Mrs, Daisy
Irene (Adams) Miller wife of Il, +. Mil
Ter, born October b, 1871, Mrs. Hazel Irene
CMille) Lambert. wife of Cleon A. Lam
bert, born February 2, 1892 and Irene
MilleD Lambert. born December 6. 1911. -
The funeral OF Martin f, Donlon. who
died carly Saturday morning OF heart
failure resulting from IA relapse OF the
grip, was held at nine o'clock Monday
morning at All Saints Catholic Church,
the Rev \. o. H. Dorion officiating. The
burial was In the Catholic cemetery on
the East berkshire road Mr.. Donlon,
who was SO years old. Is survived by his
wife, five sons George Donlon, VIII r,
Donlon, Norman j. Donlon, Martin Don
lon, Jr., and Eugene Donlon, all Of Rich
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
CHARLOTTE.

The Ladies' Aid will give social at
the vestry Friday evening. The Church
calendars will be on salc.-Thc Friend
ship ana Berean classes Of the Sunday
school had their election of officers and
social at the vestry Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Lawrence are the
parents of d daughter. born December g..
John S. Williams, Master Of the
Grange, has gone to Montpelier to attend
the State convention.
Mr. ana Mrs. II. a. Williams and tYo
children, Faith and Roland of Sholburno
spent few days in town last week visit
ing relativcs.-Mr and Mrs stanton cole
man, who have been spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Colcmans father. VIII
liam Deshore, returned home Monday
evening.-Mis Leila Livermore Is sucnd-
Ing a few days with her grandmother.
Mrs. Rollins Of South Burlington.-M
Edith EdgertOn, who has been seriously
III. is improving, Louis n. Kellogg re-
turned Sunday from Boston.-Mr and
Mrs Joseph Terry are in Plattsburgh.-
Charles Labounty went to Waterbury
Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
ENOSBURG FALLS.

The first annual convention of the st.
Adams district Epworth League, which
closed It's sessions Thursday afternoon
in the Methodist Church here, did not
call together large number of delegates.
The Rev Mr.. Hendee of Montpelier, the
speaker Wednesday evening gave a help
full address on The Church and the
Kingdom" Guy A. Peck Of Essex June
ton presided at the sessions Thursday.
when Miss Millicent Corps and the Rev.
ID. G. Guest gave stirring talks Reports
OF officers and papers filled the sessions.
The following officers were elected; +,
w. Flint OF Richford, president, Miss
Ida Barton. Of Johnson. first Vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. f, w. Flint of Richford, sec
ond vice-president Miss Chloe I.add of
ST. Adams Bay. third vice-preSidont Miss
Elsie Pease of Swanton, fourth vice-pres-
ldent; the Rev. G. w. Kelly of sheldon,
superintendent OF junior leagues; Bert
Mills of Essex Junction, secretary treas
urer-The Rev. &. W. Kelly of sheldon
was a guest in the home of NJ l.. perloy
Dec G.-Mr. and Mrs. q. II. Pome-
ROY OF East Franklin were in town
Thursday on their way to attend the flu
neral OF the Rev. s. Donaldson in St
Albans.--C l.. Armstrong attended the
auction at the home of Walter Tiff in
East Franklin Thursday.-Dr. c. a
Pratt. who has been in Franklin a few
months, was in town Thursday on his
way to Bridgewater by carriage. where
lie intends to locate,-The following Of
ncers were elected at the annual meeting
OF the Modern Woodmen Wednesday
| Dec. I'll 4. Smell consul; f.. NJ.
! Mitchell. advisor; l.. IL. Croft. banker;
T. w. Perley, clerk; NJ. L. Muilatt, es-
! cort: j. \. Davis, Waterman; William
Pfanstiel, sentry; William Pfanstiel l..
| II. Croft, J. ~ Davis, managers H, j,
Thayer is visiting his parents in Worces-
ter, Mass.-Miss Annie c. Gilbert. a clerk
in the store of +. f. Greenwood, was Sc
badly injured at sheldon Junction Satur-
day evening that she will be detained q;
her home in Sheldon for some weeks
| Miss Redman of this place has taken heI
place In the store.-Mrs +. r. Perkins
Is seriously III at her home at Maple
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several of his boy friends Saturday, the
occasion being his carbohydrates Soule,
who teaches in Underhil, was the guest
Friday and Saturday of Miss Wallace
The Rev. Samuel II. Barnum was called
TO Bolton Saturday to oflicinte at the fun
eral of Mrs. Daniel Davis.-Mrs. L. A.
Fuler's Sunday school class was enter
tanned Saturday by Mrs. n. S. Story
Mrs. Frank Gokeyand daughter of Jericho
were at Homer Lyons Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. G. Eeers of Burlington are visit
ing their son. Bert Beers.-Dr. Duane
Hurlbut of Switzerland arrived in town
Monday morning to visit his mother and
brother, Mrs. w. r. Macomber and Henry
c. Hurlbut. DR.. Iiurlbut came from Pat
erson, \. j., where he has been with
his sister, Mrs Frederic Wentworth for
week. This is his first visit here in 10
years.-Thc Ladies' Aid society will hold
their annual meeting at the home of Mrs.
i. A. Stiles this afternoon at $50
o'clock. Following this meeting plans
will be formulated for the annual church
dinner Tho Social Service club met
with Mrs. T.. II. Smith Wednesday after
noon. Subject. "Childrcn and Their As
soCiatcs. The proceeds of valley
Farm" given by the Jericho high school
Friday and Saturday evenings. were
above all expectations, over $40 being rea-
lized.--Thc Congregational church is max
ing plans for "A Christmas tree. the date
and program viii appear mter.-MiSs
Doris Smith Of Jericho Corners spent
Sunday at the home of Frank =. IeaSe'-
Bert Beers and fnmily were in Rurling-
ton Mondar.-Miss +. Graves is quite Ill
and confined TO her bed.
The following primary pupils re-
ccivcd certificates for perfect attend
ance for the school term Kathryn
prior. Donald BUXTON, Wright Foster
HAMMOND Buxton Ruth Pcttingill,
Reginald lloskins. Florence Gokey,
Harold Parade. Rupert Nantz, Charles
IIanlcy and Narjory Ladeau number
of pupils enrolled. So; average attend
ance. 31.-The following intermediate
pupils were perfect in attendance:
Merle BRIGHAM. Gladys Hanley, Grace
Miller. Helen Schilihammer. Hazel
Williams, Carl Day. Frank Miller,
Clement Percival, Bernard Narney and
Lester Nncent.-Mrs oliver Brown
returned Wednesday from a few days
visit in Essex Junction and Burling-
ton.--NIr. and Mrs. w. c. Jackson were
I'm burlington WcdncSGay.-Isaa
Chase of st. Adams has been at IL. r.
CAase's for few days.-W. I. Bying-
ton was in Essex Junction Tuesday
The Rev. j. r. BuZzell attended the
meeting of the Lamoillc Baptist
brotherhood in Burlington Tuesday
The Congregational Sunday school Is
planning tree and appropriate eNer-
cises to he held in the church Monday
evening, December %. at eight O'CLOCK.
Mrs ". d. Chesmore was in Rich
mond Tuesday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
HIGHGATE CENTER.

Edward H. Lyon has returned to Bos-
ton.-W. T.. Weston of Rouses Point. y.
Y. was in town on business Monday
J.. w. Steele. is in Boston.-Several from
here attended the district meeting at
Enosburg Falls Thursday.-Nirs. Kath-
crime Wentworth and son, Woodbury..
who have been In town the past two
weeks, have returned TO Malone n. Y.
Deputy Collector L. f. Garvin of Swan
ton is In charge of the local customs
office for a few days,-Dr, J, II. Hefrlon,
of Franklin. was In town Monday Miss
Elizabeth Rice of New York is the guest
of Mrs. Herbert q. Carman.-Mrs. J. O.
Barr has returned from st. Adams where
she has been visiting her son, W. O,
Barr-Mrs. Esther Skeels and Mrs.
George Skeels OF Swanton. visited friends
in town Thursday ana Friday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
ISLE LA NOTICE.

At TIE annual district meeting Of tho
Masonic order 20 Masons sat down 20 Il
banquet Tuesday evening December b..
at the Methodist Episcopal Church par
lors, furnished by the Ladiea' Aid society.
An interesting speech vas made at the
dinner by tho grand master.-JOhn
Ro5ach and Miss Julla Fisk will leave
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs y. W.
Fisk before returning 20 Now York. Mrs.
Eohach and Mss Julia Fisk will leave
for New York Tuesday Mr. Robach will
remain a week longer-Mrs. Houghton oe
Swanton has been visiting her son. Z. j..
HoUghton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
FAIRFAX.

Miss Luella Cherrier visited Miss Hazel
Warren over Sunday.-rrank Minor has
bought his residence which he recently
sold to G. L. Butler. -Therc are several
cases Of chicken-pox IN town-News has
reached here of son born November -
to Mr.. and Mrs. G, l.. Orton of Penile-
ton, n. Y.-Mr and Mrs T.. c. Boydcn
visited at Frank Perry's in Wcstford De
cern5er 1s.-Miss Edith Howard. who was
operated on for appendicitis Thursday, +
gaining as fast as could he expected
F. w. Sheparlson is slowly gaining from
his recent illness. There Will be Christ
mas exercises at the Baptist Church
Saturday evening December %, beginning
at 7:S0.-There will be singing ny
the choir, cantata and play by
the children, also Christmas tree
"A social hour will follow the exer-
ci.es.-Seversl Masons from Lamoille
Lodge, No. 6, F. & a. NJ, attended the
district meeting In Enosburg Falls Thurs
day.-The farmers are taking advantage
OF the warm weather by blowing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14

Park. II. W. Allen, her son-ln-law. who
Is employed in Cabot arrived here Sat
urday aftcrnoon.-M Mrs. James Foster,
who lives In the V. \. James tenement
on Maple Park is quite Mrs. NJ. j.
Benson, who has been i'll for Il week, Is
improyInE.-M Ellen II. Wagner of
Sheldon was in town over Sunday
Mrs. f. r. Perkins died at her home
here Monday morning at eight o'clock
after an Illness Of about two and half
years with hardening Of the arteries.
The funeral was held at the home ON Ma
pie Park Wednesday at one o'clock. The
Rev. T. L. VradenburG pastor of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church at the Center OF
which she was life long member Of
ficiatcd Burial was at the center.
Mrs. Perkins, who was in her 18th year.
is survived by three brothers, Norman
of Boston. calvin of San Antonio. Texas,
and William Il. Anderson of Manchester
none of whom was able to he at the
runeral.-Mr ana Mrs Nation Burt of
Durham. Que. were Eucsts of his
brother AFRO NJ. Burt over Sunday.-Mr
ana Mrs Henry Coburn OF Belvidere
visited in the family Of his brother, W.
O. Coburn over Sunday.-Tho Rcv ana
Mrs T.. A. Lcrg and daughter Marien,
were in St Adams Mondav.-Nr. and
Mrs c. \. Bell are passing few days
in st. Albans.-Ntss Gladys Clough is
assisting In the store OF +. &. Farrell
and NJ H. Dclry in NJ. L. Tcrley and
compauy's during the Christmas season.
Mrs c. NJ. Armstrong went to Woods
Vile y. H.. Saturday. where she spent
Sunday with Mr. Arnistrong.--Arthur
Eudd IA in Richford where he is in
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mrs. Hattie OTIS. who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Mcclure,
retained Monday 20 her home in Bloom
iu-dala. y Y.-Nr. and Mrs NJ. ?. Per
ley of Euoshurg Falls were guests of Mr.
and Mrs ". T.. Perlcy over SUNDAY
Stephen Myctte of Richmond has been
SPENDING several days with his sister,
Mr. Ci.r'noe Corse.-Mr and Mrs NJ
i. jouu@ We're in Burlington Saturday.
-B. q. Macoy. *. Il. Smith +. NJ Rey-
uOlGs uud Dr. q. Fl. Newton were in
johnson Friday to attend a Masonic dis
triet moo'iug.-Miss Julia Casey of Tn
drlhill spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
lrviuS Stnchour.-Mr Jane Chase Of
North Cambridge has been visiting her
sister, Mrs Ann Ieach.-Dr. and Mrs.
W, y. Lang We're in stowe Friday.-M
H. Young and Ilr. q. H. Newton were in
Derby Monday and Tuesday, called there
by the serious illness of Mr. Young's
mother.--F y. Husc returned Saturday
from Nostau-Mrs T.. A. Storey. who has
been III for several weeks, died at her
ho,ro Sunday morning The funeral SER
Vices were held Wednesday at one
o'c.ook a, the home of her daughter.
Mrs ". NJ. Smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14
TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. T. L. Stevens and daughter, Dor
othy, who have been seriously III with
scarlet fever, are convalescing Mr.. and
Mrs j, b. Atkins visited friends In Mont
peller over Sunday-Mrs. Westal OF Md
dlebury Is spending a few days with her
son, Henry Wcstall-School began Mon
day with Miss Wilson as teacher.-Carl
Bemis OF Montpelier was In town Mon
day +. Gardner was in Huntington
Sunday. William Heather!ngton OF Roy
alton ~ns IN town over sunday,--Ms5
Daisy Hapgood returned homo Monday